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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
ecnfalanO.
Sal6amtlidJe Grfldrnneen.
@erIIn. 5. ssuni

Berlin, 5. SUM.
6 fpurOen 6albamtlife grflarun.
gen per0ifentlidt beaglih Der an.
gebliden SofiHiriguen 0es 5iriten
&bilipp 81 guleHburg. Elm langidbris
ger @unitIiHg 0es aaiiers. unO 0e5
@rafen BON 02olffe. sSn Oieien miro
ieglibe 8erbinoung oes aaiiers nit
sen &drfeipieleA entidie0ea in 45-
re0e geitelt. IS miro gelagt: gllnier
4niier bat, ME mobl befannt eineu
groBen areis pon 8ertrauten, nit
oeuen er 9eratbungen pilegt mic
nit ieiuen Wtiniltern, aber es milroe
Elm GROCER Srrtbum iein, an3uHe9
men, oaB er BON oieien gIeih lpie Oon
5iHer 6offamarina beeinilu8t mer0e
gSiemaH0. Ser oes aaiier5 8erionlih
felt mo a~usgebil0ete Gbarafterfeitig
felt feHnt, mlr0e 81 Dem 8lauben
fommen. OaB er 6eeiufluBt DerOea
f0nnte."
Die 9G6iften ser 8erionen. sic an
sen SntrigueH betbeiligt rporen. BE-,
ital0eH ongebli6 In ser 8er0rdus
aung 0eS 6iiriien BON Billion un5
Ser 9eioroerung BEG @rafen pon
Woltfe gum 9e.hsfon3Ier.
@efdnauif fir g0plan.
Berlin 5. Slmi.
Serr QoblolL Der frii6er I'M Nus
mdrtigen 9nmte mgeitellt mar. murOe
beute 81 orei NlouateH @eidngniBbaft
Uerurtheilt. neil er Dem 8eihstaa
ubgeorO Gr3berger gepiiie amts.
gebeimuiiie IN 8erbiu0uag nit Den
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Derrietb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
StaIien.
I6raitnnascmpfehlune?

8om, 5. SUM.
Ole @eigerung OeS 4arlaments.
aomites, 0ie 8~guiaisung bon 40
0liaionen Dollars mir WiIlitdr5pede
5l empieblen. mirO ais be3eihnen0
aufgeiabt. 9as aomite empfieblt 0ie
9emiliguug pon 6 0iiuionen Dol.
lars. ga sic @eIOer fiir Artiaerie.
5pede beitimmt lparen. miro ote
Samol4tng oes aoaites tbatiahlitl
ais cine neutrality-suspicious. an.
geie6en am @orabenO Der Saaget
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
Rod feline gnt~Ort.
6onafona. 5. siunf.

Songfong, 3. SUM.
Cine beOenfIide gmp6runa Miro
Dor &eihon, etpa 80 @teiIen iii0lih
DON 8af5oi gemeloet. 9ort fan0en
frii5er ole @iraten oes Soils pom
Songfing itets 8ufluht. &e6eaeu'
6eOroben sic Sta0t un0 es uuroe
OrIugenO I'M SenOung BON SruppeR
bon Canton eriuht.
Sn Sietihan legea iib sic ltnru.
ben ollmablih infolge 0es energfiden
Gorge9ens Ser 9ofalbe6oroen.
%er6iaOHHa HnterbrOden.
Simon 5. SUM.
Die teIegrapbiide gerbin0una NIT
lidangidau, 80 @teilen BON bier. am
6luiie Eiien-S angsaiang lit unter.
broden mo oie 5luBiAifffabrt ein4
geitelt, leBteres iuoeiien uur meaenA
cen Dermebrten Inforoeruneen, oie
an Oie Sdiffe geiteIlt uer0en.
Die So%fal5uitdnoe in 5ibanaihou
muroen geItern ais giinItia beridtet.
SOrOern SlniflGrmna.
gofio. 5. SUM.
Cine Geputatiou Ser forfihritt.
liden &artei iprah belte gormittoa
beim Niiniiter oes a~ilslu1ftiaen Wns
tes, 5errn @a6aidi. Dor. sic fpoats
BON ibm Aufflaruua BADEN iiber sid
augeniheinlide llltb1tigfeit uu0 0en
@iangel an Tbutfrdft in Sen idfpcl
benOen Oiplomatiiden 6raaen mit
@btra un0 Sen @ereinigten Staatenl
Critters miro beidulOigt. a6Iidtlid1
Dem "Reminiscences iapaniiher
Sntereiieu in Der Manihurei Sinoer+
mile IN Sen Ne1 5u Iegen. So0ann
erfldrte 0Fe Population es BON 925t
them ernitlih Sic ihlpe6enOen 5rd4
gen me8en periibter @ngrifie aGf Sax
pauer IN Sau 5rancisco auf3une6s
men. IS lei ioHit 3u befiirhten. oaa
iuieOerbolte Angriife Die ~fremt0ifofts
lidlen Se5iebungen Sapans NIT 0eyt
Ser. Staaten gef0broen founten.
Die Inhuort 0es @2iHilters 5aDas
idi mltroc gebeim gebQlten uno Is
bleibt a6%5nuarteH. ob tie b~eirieoigts
ODER uid)t.
Niiiiieuar mikbau0elt.
2onOon. 4. SUM. I
enc non @ongfoHg bier eingetroh
iene 5pe5i1l0epeiHe meloet. oab sen
Observation-Disclosures @oQarO it
Gbao. Srms.6u BON G6ineien ia
idredlid'cr @eiie miBbon0elt puroea
Seine 2uHge wuroe pom elmer @affs
ourdbobrt.
Ole Miiiiondrc ans Dem Sfuatou.
ua0 &dfboi-0titriftc fliidten iih rad
SOugfoug.
(G6ao- Iuna. 5u lit cine Stoot i'm
nor60itliben E6eile. Der &robin3
9unuan; Die @en0Iferumg 316lt etDa
$4,000. 0ds 9ibels G6riitenbeim ic.
mie bic ~Qusl1noiihc Mliifonsgeiea.
i6ait ba6en lie cine Citation BORT mel.
den nicr Wiiiiionare ~ @f1mer un0
Nr0uen r. 5ligetheilt iin0. 2aut Der
NtiiiionSlUte fir China parea 5.
&oaar0 u10 Satin sort itdtionirD.
@er9Gugnifupnrs GrS6c6em.
&ictorta. 9. g.. 4. sunni.
Ser Camper gSDorpmut" brahte
0ie betrilbsn0e 9taHriht 0aB iniolga
cuies @r0bebens bel Siinqfianq
Diele MenidG1Ieben oerloren qinqen.
cine 0epeihe uon 9efina ipelde
fur5 Dor Scr 9biabrl Oes gampfers
rSbGpmait4 in Iofio einlieT, mel.
octe. Sag 4Go0 9te1hen 0urd einfal4
Ienoe 9daiier G0rildt tpuroeu, m16-
reno 0iole an0ere iniolqe Ser gntbebs
ruu8cn bic ie alisSuiteben batten,
um's 2eben famcn. Oil Qaiierins
&ittue hat sen 9ofal6ebor0en teleA
arap9iih Ben 0ringeaoen 8efeb[
iibermittelt. oen 9eordnsten idlea-
ni9it 6iilie 81 leiiten.
Meoeu Nfc Mecfervno 4
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
Der Gtreif Der fran56Fidm Gee
Ieuts in Gin paar Sasen
81 6nOs.
geenSiat srtIart.
an& Oas RatiOnalfumits Ser SeeIr-
te'llniOn empiieblt Die @ieoeraaf.
nnbme Der arbeit.
Die streifer sst6eilter aaFdt.
Qaris. 5. Suni.

W. HE1Ay NNNtN- ~AtAtAAAAAtA
oeS Seeleuteitreif5 5uitdnOe aefom.
men. Su mau9en 5dfen meigern
ilf Die Streifer. oie @mpfebkmg Ser
1elegaten, sic in @1ris taaten un0
5ur WieOeraufnabme Der Arbeit RE
then, 81 beiolgsa. 6s ban0elt lid
nun oarirm tpte oas 9ationaIfomite
Der MISUNDERSTANDING, Oas iein
0auptquartier in Marieiae bat, in
oieier Safe enhheiOet. On Glider
litoliden 6dieu fam e mabren0 Oes
Lagos 5u ausidreitungen ieitens Ser
Stteiter, Die ieOo6 prompt unter-
Oriidt ipm0en
Streit ais beenoigt erflart.
@arieiae, 3. SSuni.
0as 0otionaIfomite Ser geeleute.
Union erfldrte iid geitern 9lben0 FIR
Ole @ieoeraufnQbme Der arbeit iei.
tens Der itreitenoen Seeleute unO
murOen oahiHlautenoe Depei6en an
Gle 9Gfen 8eianOt.
@eigern ii6 nod.
Bordeaux, 6. SUM.
Die bieiigen Streifer ba6en Iif,
gaueigert, IN tebereinitimmung NIT
Der gHtidebouug Oes g1ationuIfomt-
tes IN Worieiae. iofort Die ar6eit
Dieoer nuf3unebmen. Mtnn alau6t
ieooa, Dab Dies am 5reitag geidiebt.
Seine GiHmiidnng.
Gberbourg, 5. sunni.
0anf ben BON ser 9oli5ei getrof.
fenen MaBregeln fonnten 0ie 8aiIa.
giere Der .9anrpfer n9enniploania~
p4ronprin3 8tlbelm", .Aoriatic",
9eutiblano" uuo .IelttoRie" ltnbe-
laitigt lauoen un0 Die Sdiffe ibre
6abrt fortieben.
Abfabrt nidjt berbinOert.
garis, 8. Sunni.
Die fran5oiiife S3ean0nmpfer.@e.
ieaidnft madte 6eute befannt, OoB
cine poae 8emannung fir ben Gam.
pier ga 3rooence" engagirt norOen
iei, tros Der gntheiouna ser see,
Ieute in Sabre, ben Streif fort3uie.
ten. Ger Tnmpfer miro feline 6abrt
na6 NaD gorf sur feitgeiesten 8eit
antreteu.
ga6 bier bebt es.
Eau 8. SUM-.
Sn Sen SIoronregionen ser Unite.
rem 8prenGen ipur0e beute Elm lei6-
tes grobeben Deripiirt, 6oh tpuroe
feiHerlei Shnoen augerihtet.
@ullen uieoer arbeiten.
Ct. @a3aire, 8. SUM-.
Ole bieiigen ItreifeuOeu SecIelte
baben beihloiien, morgen Die @r6eit
pieoer a%uf5unebmen.
Snnis.
Sunis. .. SUM.
Sn Ser 3abe BON Bort 3ar3ib log
Elm nit Weitnition ais &outrabanoe
b~elooene5 tiirfiihes Segelihiff III Die
2uit. Die geiammte @eiabmg ionic
etlpa so 6tiher. Oeren 6abr5euge
ldng5 0em SegeIi6iffe tparen, ere
traufen. 9ns Sarge beituno gum
GbeiI ans 500 SAB 8uIDer.
@e~palttbatige 5treifer.
21roHeae. 4. SSuTi.
sic hieiaen i~tretfenoen Sealeuie
lpdnuien belite Elm 4abel quer iiber
Die 0aieueiufabrt, 10 ouB Sic Slider
uerbm0ert mareH. ibrer 9eihdfti9unB
ndh3ulebeu. 5hlie6lih ifritt OaS
9}iiit0r etu uRo eS erfolateu cine @x
5obl &erlaftuHger.
&~rOtpreis erb6bt.
@aris. 4. SUM.
&n oar Oeputirtcltummer muroe
hente Der 4utrag geltsllt. Sic Sole
ami 92eI8cu mo @gebl meaen oes
@rotprgauuiidloaeS tempordr ani5u.
bebcn. Sic Barrier @dder baben Ser
&rcis ota uierpfuuoiaen 9dibcS 9rot
Inn eiuu sent. pon rs oui Il Gents
er5obt mo Oicier Greis ioa bis GnOe
sui b~a'gheu.
llubcaranOctc @eri6te.
&aris. 1. SUM.
@crHttreiie oerlautete. ooB In.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
gHd bier bebt es.
Smnis.

Suuls, o. SUM.
Su Ser Id6e bon Sort 3ar3iB fIog
Elm nit W6ltnition ais &outrabauoe
belaoeues tiirfiihes Segelidiff it Die
2uit. Die geiammte @eiabumg Ionic
etpa so 6iiher. Oeren 6abr5euge
Idng5 Gem Segeidiffe paren, ere
traHten. 9os Sarge beltauo gum
Gbetl ans 500 8aB 9ulper.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
geuOltireit.

Sie uierte S6DaOrOn Der @arOe.Sn'
iaren in Siarsfoje.Se lo, Dem rniii-
ideu 9aiierpalait, msatert.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
llnLrnrnnNrIc Nerlidtr.

NuIIRl =. NIII.
@crHttpeiie oerlalttete. Dab In.
@r71 leu 5luilten Sranfreidl
IND GH5lsno i'm @ange iudreu De.
3ea 0as Iu9tmiidles Der 9elteu0ebri-
Den i'm Suaen C5eau se8en Sierra
SeoHo SIR brtttidleH 8olonie an ser
@tt Girifas. SIN a~usludrttgea
glu,e war0ea oieie @erGdte als ab.
iolnl htn1eiteut.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09

ct petersburg 4 SUM.

81 RtteleplltB 4. Sum-.
Ta5 Nb9eoroneier6aus nioerriei
hcute weiiere ilpoi @ciete 0ic nom
&remier Siolnuin ieiner}eit fjr tenn.
pordreu 0tbrauh erlaiieu iuur0el.
Weioe hatten Sienna oui @erioucp SID
iidl polii1hcr &crbrchen oOer Ser.
Be9eu iduloig modten.
Reue SarcdcuSigat Der S~erruiten
2o03 4 Huui.
G5e Surorjita8 uorien belitq ris.
bcrlm cine 9onrbe ami Goli}ci.
beante iuioI5c ooiieu gpei @abetm.
poI3Ften Qeootei u90 Gei Sol0ate'
mo oui auotrt &crionea oaIett
murocn Cine %nioutcicpatrouae
BON Ser erpl0ijou bcr5gaelodt cr.
Ihien tur}e 3eit oaraui AMI Ocr ieut
un0 bcldNoB oe Nteu3e moourh 1e
Rerioueu o%srpuuoei murocu Gnua
30 8erbaitW3cH tpuroeu Uorse7om.
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
2entidtamerii. s6eater aeidIaTen.
gerIin. 5. urni.

NNtttIIf . lyIIIII.
Gas beige Deutids Gmerifaniih
Ibeater, 6igentbum bon @aul mo
.9LOolpb philippe lit beute gcidloiien
morOen, Oa oa5 llnterne6men nidt
nlebr 8euinubringeno mar. Ta5
Sbeater. In Dem bnilptidhlid)
oOeltih amerifaniife @olfsitiide"
aufgeiiihrt wuroen. bate uier Sabre
lang 6eitaHoen unO udbreno oicier
3eit 5iemIi6 CUTE @eihdite gemoht.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
@urIaae faat.

2on0on, 3. SUM.
SIN llnterbauie madte Der 8re-
miermiuiiter Campbell 9annermdn
amtIih befamt, DAB Die Regierung
Die 8orlage betrefis irIduoiider
SelbItregierung fallen gelaiien babe.
na6oem oieie ouf Der irldnoiideA
]9ationalfonbention in Dublin 5uriid.
gemieien moroen lei.
Ser Mliniiter bemerfte, oaB es pobl
ongebradt aepeien mare ieitens ser
Srldnoer, Ser @orlage groBere 2lui.
merfiamfeit 3u iheufen mie Dies an.
iheineno geiheben lei. Die 3egierung
fonne feline rueiteren 3ugeItanoniie
MAIDEN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
eOfOrt nntsrSrHd t
IS bciFt. Oah Sic gleUOlts HldJt
pDlitiider 9atur, ioHbern seseH bic
itrifte Gis5iplin geridItet mar.
9iGoslsfa9rer Dsr9aftet.
q. 9eters bura. 5. SUM.

inter elmer Sdtpa0ron Suiarea,
0ie ais 8ahe oiente iiir ben 4dlalt
Eiar5foe Selo, no5in Die failerllht
5auaGe it'd gera0e be5eben. brad
cine emporung aus. Dine 8lutoers
luit mur0e ober Die &ube mieOer Der
aeitaat un0 BE @mp0rer entWaHnet
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
@sp 9grIer in @inSIur permaaIt.

Ole amerif1Hiide ShauipieIerin
Coma Dap mur0e beute 8ormitta9
AMI Dem Stan0esamte in 0ln0ior
NIT Oscar 2epiiobn BON gteD 9orf
Oermablt. gs fDGren MIR einige Der
panOte unO intime 9efanute bel Dem
Srnuatte 5u9eaen. Gas iunge ebe.
baar Dir0 ben Sonigmonat auf oem
5eitlan0e INIT elmer 4utomobilfabrt
3ubringen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
@rOtprcis erh66t.

K0rIs, 4. SUM.
&n Der Depuiirtcnlanmer tuuroe
hente Der 4utrag geltsllt, Sic 90lle
ami S@ei3cu mo 9Pebl neaen oes
Observation-Disclosures temporGr anf5u.
heben. Sic Barrier @dder baben Der
8rcJs oee oigpfiiHoiaen 9dibcS 9rot
Inn eiuen sent. pon rs oui Il Gents.
efbobt un0 Oicier @reis ioa bis Gn0e
.Su.i beitehen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09
@cmalttbatiae 5treifer.

Sic hieigen i~treitenoen SeeIeute
ipanuieu belite Elm 4nbel quer iiber
Die 0aieneiufabrt, 10 ouB oie Slider
perhm0ert paren ibrer 9eihditigun8
ndh3ulebeu. 5hlie6lih ifritt OaS
@}iIitor eu uno es erfoleteu cine @x
3Qhl WerhlfuinaeE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-06-09

Or. @eferIe anIdBli6 0es beDorlte.
beHoen aroauHgs SubildHms inter
b~reltete uuo Die oreieinbalb Dlillio'
nen aronen fir Elm arbeIter-arans
fen6aus, FIR 8olf5afa0emIen uH0 Die
Gruetterung oe aqramer San0els'
muieums ausDirft, slait angenom.
men.
3uerit mlrr0e 0ds 4r1iioium Be.
auftragt Dem @fonarden am Can't
tag gum 0ier5iaiteu Sdbresiag ieiner
aronung ais aoHig BON ungarn I'M
Romen oes Sauies 81 gratuIiren.
Gutenberg al.
Berlin, 4. SUM.
Ter 6iirit 96ilipp 5u Guleuburg,
fruberer @otidaiter 0es oeutiheH
Aeids ON @iener sol uno bisber Der
erfldrte 8unitlimg oes aoiiers. sat
elmer beute oer6ffentlidten aufiin0i.
gung 5uiolge. iein @mt u~ieoergelegt.
mo nit ibm bat Der @eneralleutnant
@rni Milbelm Don Scbeuaii. 2l0iH.
tant oes Gaiiers, %reiignirt.
Shirt guleuburg mar. ieit er ieinen
Goiteu in 8ieu i'm Sabre 1902 mic.
oerlegte. I'm @uspdrtigen Amte Be.
idditigt. Gr be5og Oos @ebalt zines
9oti6afters. ga er tbeoretiid ais 2ln.
tudrter auf einen 9oti6afterpoiten
gait. Qber Ser Shirt bate es uidt
ie1r eilig NIT Dem 8erlaiian BON Der.
lin mo 500 es Dor. am &ofe oes Sal.
iers 81 meilen, onitdtt eineu goti6ai.
terpoiten 3u ii%bernebmen.
@ie Die Q6en03ahmaen erfldren,
ite6t ser 8iidtritt Der 9eioen nit oen
@Htbialmaen in 8er6in0ung. Oie
gtarimilian Sarom neulid in ieiner
3eitibriit Sic 3ufunit" beroHent.
lidte mo Die in fur5eu 8orten oar.
ibateu 0aB cine Glique, an oeren
Spibe Gutenberg itano, oeS aaiiers
politiide @anolungen igitematii6 al
beeinfhIiien hidte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
LOVING DEFENSE READY
JOHN L. LEE OF COUNSEL, MAKES
a STATEMENT.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va. June 22.-John L..
Lee of counsel for former Judge w. G.
Loving, the manager of Thomas II. Ryans
Oakridge estate in Nelson county, who will
be tried in Halifax county court for the
murder of Theodore Estes. son of Sheriff
Estes of Nelson county. gave out today
a statement of his plans.
The defence Will be ready" he said.
when the case is called at Houston
Monday. Unless something should prevent,
which we do not now expect we shall GER
tainly press for trial The defense believes
Judge Loving will he INDICATED when all
the facts of the case are known.
Il do not believe a jury of Virginia gem
tlemen could be found that would render
a verdict adverse to our client" the state
ment concluded.
Loving shot and killed Estes in a freight
car at Oakridge on -tpri; ~, believing Estes
had drugged his daughter and then wronged
her. The Estes family denied this and de-
clared the girl was not maltreated
The so-caied unWritten law will be in
yoked in the case, as Judge Loving admits
that he did the killing, that he could not
have been stopped and that he not
insane at the time. After the shooting ne
told several bystanders that there was no
use to send for physician, as the man was
dead and he had shot to kill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
cARNEGIEs TO VISIT THE HAGUE
Definite Object in Stopping Over En-
Route to Scotland.

KEEL, Germany, June 22-Andrew Car
negie and Mrs. Carnegie will leave kiel for
The Hague Monday. Mr.. Carnegie has been
invited by several of his friends to visit the
peace conference. While 1t will be agree
able to him to meet Baron D Estournelles
de Constant. William T. Stead and others
at the scene of the international confer
ence, Mr.. Carnegie has a definite object in
stopping over at TIE Hague on his way to
Scotland. as he wishes to settle personally
with the representatives of the government
of The Netherlands some of the details re-
garding the palace of peace which he has
given to the world.
In his conversations with Emperor Will
liam Thursday and Friday Mr.. Carnegie
did not talk of peace or ornaments, but ne
did have an interesting conversation with
Chancellor Won Buelow last evening on
those subjects. Mr.. Carnegie appears to be
convinced of the wholly peaceful character
of the German aims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carnegie, with Ambassador
and Mrs. Tower. Lieut.. Commander and
Mrs. Gibbons, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Chadwick. Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
Howard, Joseph Wharton and Mrs. Whar-
ton and other Americans, Were present this
afternoon at the garden party given by Ad-
miral and Mrs. Won Prittwitz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
DOUBLY SURE OF DEATH
PHILADELPHIAN DRANK POISON
AND THEN CUT HIS THROAT.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 22-Fearing
he could not succeed in his chosen profess
sion DR.. Henry s. Hutchinson son of a
prominent citizen of this city, committed
suicide in a field at Lansdowne, Pa near
here by cutting his throat with a razor.
The body was found today, and it is be-
lieved he committed the deed a day or two
ago. A blood-stainsd razor, bottle con-
tanning poison, and an affectionate letter
addressed to his father were found near the
body
1t is believed that DR.. Hutchinson, after
swallowing the poison, cut his throat to
make sure of death. In the letter to his
father he stated that he feared he could
not succeed in his profession, and had be-
come melancholy.
DIR. Hutchinson was about thirty-five
years of age, and was graduated from
Harvard and from the medical department
OF the University of Pennsylvania. He
was last seen with his family Wednesday.
when he said he was about to take a trip
to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
TRIED TO KILL ATTORNEY.
Attempt Made to Dynamite Home Of
Former Justice.
Dispatch TO The Star,

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June 2.-An at
tempt was made last night to dynamite the
residence of Ashley Cockrill a prominent
young attorney and eldest son or former
Chief Justice Sterling r Cockr.H Inc
deadly explosive was placed under the
front porch and several attempts were
made 10 explode the dynamite, but the fuse
failed to work Had the effort been sue
cessful his entire family would have been
destroyed. Gov. Pandell tonight onefed
reward of 500 for the capture of the guilty
marty Mr.. Cockrll was the leader in the
movement in the last Legislature TO annex
Argenta to Little Rock and WAS successful
in his efforts. -Argenta is situated across
the river from this city and was separated
from Lite Rock six years ago. and the po-
lice are working on the clue that the Ar
genta contest had some connection with
the Cynamiting plot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
TAFT A SMALL FACTOR.
Senator Foraker Makes a Statement
About His Adversary.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, June 22-Before leav-
ing for Cincinnati this morning Senator
Foraker said he regarded Secretary Taft as
very small factor in the controversy be-
tween President Roosevelt and himself,
and that he did not believe the Secretary
would be in the presidential race for any
great length of time. He expected that
he would have some other representative
of the President to fight before the contest
really began. The senator figures that if
the colored republicans and the railroads
vote solidly against Secretary Taft he will
be forced out of the running.
The labor vote may also be called upon.
and with these three strong elements, he
believed that in the game of pol.ti elm
ination Secretary Taft will get the first tag.
With Taft out CT the race he still believes
that he can control the Ohio delegation
through the organization that Senator Dick
and himself effected at Dayton last fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
THE NATIONAL EDUCATORS.
Rates To and From Los Angeles for
Convention Finally Adjusted.

CHICAGO, June 22.-Secretary Irwin
Shepard of the National Educational AS
sociation today announced that all the OBJ
jections to the rates of fare to and from the
convention at Los Angeles have been finally
adjusted.
Under the arrangements as they now
stand tickets will be sold for one fare for
the round trip, but they will be validated
only at Los Angeles and they will not be
validated until the ticket-holder has paid at
Los Angeles the 81 necessary to acquire a
Association. The railroads will not have
anything to do with the collection of this
81, which must be paid to representatives
of the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
DR.. GUY FOUND 'eUllTY

NEW YORK, June 1.-The jury that
tried Or. Samuel $, Guy, StaTEet- with
numbering his wife late<tasaisht returned a
verdict of guilty Of manslaughter in the
FIRST degree, Or Guy Was at once SEN
fenced to fifteen Years. Imprisonment. Be
fore sentence was passed on him Or. Guy
addressed the court. denying that he had
killed his wife. The judge pronouncing
sentence said he believed the evidence justi-
fed verdict of guilty. The trial was held
"a. Flushing l.. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
TO VOTE BEFORE A STRIKE
Western Federation of Miners Con-
vention Takes Decisive Action

DENVER, Col, June 22.-The convention
OF the Western Federation of Miners today
practically agreed upon constitutional
amendment providing for a referendum
vote by anY<local union before strike is
called and requiring u two-thirds vote in
the affirmative to authorize a strike
Under the present system a strike NAV
be ordered ~ any union Wien three-fourths
of its resident members vote in favor of
i. and theis- action is ratified by the ex-
ecusive beard.
An anne efment was adopted prohibiting
unions or individual members of locals
from making labor contract with en-
PlOyers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
TIRED OF PAGANISAt.
Pastor lex of Conditions Which Gov
ern Christian Funerals.

Special CahleGr?i:n to The Star
LONDON, June 2a.-Rev. Frederick Spur,
one of the best known Baptist pastors in
London. started the mourners at the fu-
neral of~one OF the deacons CT his church
on Thursday by officiating in a gray suit
OF clothes. When questioned on the sub
ject the pastor declared himself believer
in cheerful funerals He said: Il am
heartily sick of the paganism connected
with Cftristian funerals. The deacon was
eighty wo years OF age. He had been a
good Chfistkan all his life and disd of Old
age. aI9 SO at his funeral l wore a gray
suit, !slnd We sang the Easter hymn"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-23
M edals of Honor.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Standing with
barred heads in the shade of the soldiers
and sailors in Riverside Drive today nearly
300 members of the New York naval militia
received al the hands of Rear Admiral VIII
lard II. Brownson West Indian Campaign
medals awarded by the Navy Department
TO members of the crew of the Yankee who
took part in the naval heating in Cuban
waters during the WIZ with Spain. Rear
Admiral BrownSon was in command OF the.
cruiser IT that tiEC.
The presentation Of the medals was pre-
Ceded 10y a parade reviewed by Gov
Hughes