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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15
1ABYp ECZEMA GREW WORSE.

1osDitals asA Doetoss Cssll Not Ne
Move Him-Dsa Cssiesro MsosAies
. Speedy, Permanent Care.
sEczema appeared when our baby
was three months old. We applied 70
sevcral doctors and hospitals, each Of
which rave u something different.
every time. but nothing brought relief.
At iaGG, one Of our friends recommend
ed to u Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment. A few days Afterwards I'M
proxement could Be noted. Since then
We have ussd nothing but Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment. and now
TIE 6sby 10 six months old and 10 quite
cured. AL that We used ~ one cake
q Cuncura Soap and two boxes o(
Cuficura Ointment, costing In all 11.E.
G. y. Kara, 3l3 East ecth Street, New
York March 80. 1006-
DstWo0n VY1soAs.
Nan-Dd you notice how ~dfeadfuily
that piano needed tuninxf
Yan-Why. %, dear: ! thought II bar
noaiDs0 psrfsctly With your voice.
Hl3eA Pcbes and Wo0A-To get full
value ship to the old reliable N. w.
Hide and Fur Co. Minneapolis. Mirn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15

and the kidney secretions were much
disosdered. thought would not live
long. but since using Dosn's Kidney
Pills l am a different woman, can do
my own work and have no fear Of
those troubles returning"
Sold by all dealers. 30 cents 4 box.
Foster Milburn 60. Buffalo. n. 7.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15

Hl3eA, Pc1ts and WooA-To get full
value ship 10 the old reliable N. w.
Hide and Fur Co. Minneapolix Minn.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15
Crandfather'S Cure for
Constipation

~ REAr nsdlsiaA-As Sawhueh.
Two hs~rs . dAy saving wood
"a" vtl hssp anyoosis Bowels
MI regular.
No nssd II plA casAasuoa. Castor ~.
~ "Fhysse." u yos'u ealy work shs Saw
busk regularly.
Rxereiss = Natures cws Tor coastpa-
uea and-a Terrible walk Vim Do. II you
haven't got . ~woed-ptis.
But. Y you vtn take your Exsrc!ss'n u
Easy Chair. dsrs's snly o vsy 70 Do that.
bsoaua.-hsse's only sss hid Of Artificial
E.sseass Ter ~ Dewsls and IT. name y
"0AScARETS"
cascarsts are me only means 10 s8esctss
Ns Bowel Msscies vt1hsss work
They dsat Purge. 6rips. nor ''upsss
ysw Stomach" bseanss thsy dent act like
"Phyaos."
They don's nssA ea yow 6cvsls and
lnsssAnss with Q esstly waste Of Digestive
juice. - Sa,ts. Caster On. cAlemsl. JaAp.
Or Apsnsnt Wat~s always d.
ko-Oascaren s1ssSdAsa end sumuhse
tho Bowel Muscles. thAs linz the Food
passages and that sghsee W when food
souehss hsm. thus driving ths iced - -
fin,Sh..
A csscarst aess on yeur Bowel Muscles
a II you had Just sawed . cord 81 wood. o.
walked ten miles.
Cascarets move he Foed Naturally.
diges,ing II without waste Of temorrow's
Gastric Juice.
The thin. flat. Ten-Csnt Box b made
to fit your Vest pocket. or My Lady's"
Purse. Druggists 10 Cents q Box.
Garry II constantly with you and take .
Cascaret whenever you suspect you need
Be very careful to get the genuine
made only BY the Sterling Remedy Com
pany. and never sed In bulk: Every tab
let stamped "Ccc." ~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15

cit in Z chair day
after day unable to
move bot on NC
count of rheumatic
pains In my back.
hips and lex~. | was
short Of breath and
my heart " d
0utter after the
least exertion. I had
diIEy spells III
bearing down pains
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15

Be very careful 10 get the genuine
made only BY the Sterling Remedy Com
pany. and never sold In bulk. Every tab
let stamped "CCC." -
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15

|t2oO@svs expelled from England.
loO-Columbus arrived . priseosr -
Cadia epAiA
tScD-Park oeArAed By Hecry Nv.
lAoo-Ths 0unpuvdse paos discovered
f81<-Nsv Ysrk cky ssae~aesA u -
DsArA.
t6Sl-Alsiesv bomAAsdsd b. ~ YSarA
tdeo-lA Sals and ~ Sai1o~e0 hh TN
IAweA nvw On the G~1t oMA h
search II tAs AnA9ppk
t0E-0W. AndrO Il Me- yaA aSvtvs1
~ Hartford and dumMAd ~ So
Rnd1R & Cnoerttssts Ab9ol eAas>
W-L~As q WIN. IN q ~
~.
fs0a-<S # RlisAsApAAn &zamsa -
WNA1am rxm.
HH-TroAy GGned - 49, - Lev
Cssntsi0 wer~ 0AsA - nnGurU
CAASto vi.
fFS6-Asthquehe Assssg~1 49, 60
the pert II Nlsa
rX-Neas4y dn4nno psra.ss pesAIAsA -
ArSAsOke II LkAes.
t7U5-Ssamp 90 ~me into tssus....
Governor a an - Cnsoaias mespt
Rhode Leland tsoA 0rA - easruss
the 0tamp 81.
lfT2-rz2 town meeting hesd h bestaa.
l175-S& John n. B. capsusat b. Amer
han forcs under Gen. N~outeomesy.
d<fsstsd b Gen.
Howe al battle q Whine Plains,
i763-WAshingson Issued biz farewell, ad-
drcN 10 the army.
Ii7SS-LAst sr~siun ~ the cid CDatinentAl
Conxrcna opened in New York.
TSD-L~ttr~ d. NAchN abolished By
the French Nationaa assembly.
i780-Gen. ST. Clair rcosed By the In
dians On che Wahash river.
lSn2-Frignss FhiAAelpha ran on . reef
and officers and essw made psnonsrs
by the Mosr.
tS06-R~soa~siuuavy eosbrsaA in -
Domingo.
| iSlO-FYance removed IN regfYietiuns
against Amnrinan uuuAs.
iSl4-Ameri~an force started - exp~di
hon TO take Mmtr0l.
lS2S-First boat reached NV Yost City
from Buffalo by . OF III Erie
canal Opening q the Ere canal
e~eIetSeted q; Albany.
lS4l-Sir Alexander Buynes and twenty
three others murdered 1t CAhul.
lS44-Ths Royal Dxchans~. Iondoo,
opsaed b. QUsn Victoria
I6o2-yraAA lin Pienee s>srssd Ps~std~s,
a the UAt1sl sAss.
lSo4-Ru~tans sttnrA~e De Bsetish .,
l8o6-D. LAvinesaDas Ansswud TN
great cataract, vhtcA he ons0 We
Smia Fab.
l06l-Gen. Geosse B. Ae<2anaA appoint
"a commander-in-chtef = che Unisss
States army.
lSc2-0en. Great ba0a hin eAvupe> ..
v~icksburs.
i604-NeAda adzni4aed 70 IN Union q
the thirty-sfxtA Dne.
1~ss7-John MorriS~y. paxttsM. s,srs~'
to Congress from New York.
1S73-Second trial Of Boss" Tweed b.
gan in New York.
1S7S-Richard r. Bland Of Missouri in
troduced free silver bill Ia the IhDuss
lS76-Many thousands Of people k.lk-
By = cyclone ia Bengal.
18eo-United States and China coeriud
I'd an emigration trvaty.
1SS1-Denves became the permanent esp
itAl Of Colorado.
1SSS~CAnadian Pacific railway opeDe'
between Montreal and Winnipeg.
lSE1Nosth Ard South Dakuea sdsnItte
70 the Union.
t802-Monoment % the Chicaso snsrrh
in who v<Fs exscufsa for a. Hxy
narket ouIa0 de6rztsd h Wad
hesm CsWnhxH Oiaen-
l003-BM Wp0g ee GhssmAn sxs.
~purchaning - poD0 Ouwal
aod atgDsd b. rU60AD C
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15

Gin With The Gibsoa Girl Neck-Ths
airs dat odious ArA Sookum gives her
NH! Hevs you noticed the absurd fuss
sbs 0akss over that sore-sysd poodle dog?
0h With the Julia Marlows DimpIe-
Yea bat dat INIT the worst Of it. She
sDsljs hts meme "phwdeAn.~
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15

UnaAss - Move AA~ss - Account
81 kidney TrosAles.
Mn. Anna Beebe, River and Monroe
streets. Anoka. MINI. says: II had Ia
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-15

Prod. Otno n. I'M a - ~1uAH
high school = 0AseussnhnI 00~x
an authority a radSsm @ps1m~ ~
aSsa tha6 ae hsat ezvW~0 q
PrUl- RAmny show - 0n1U - hn0o
ens~ of 0s aaU ouufabssd n ~.
e1AnAs3om vs1Aknouu a~
pr can nov - eDwOe1 iUAD a~
y VII k1OWA TA1 Du~1 90
ceua aiohemAss vers On - sAuoa 0neA.
FouY ysasp ~ R@ssu AD~d ehAk
rsdlum mADfsoo~ shanw1 - -. aza
Afar TIT d. n - Uuu q n a.
inactive s@HA
LAstxiy Pruf. RnlnUna1 e ynAn -
shown ~ . 40 dana1 G -
uran3un ninsrAk, uAaU 0@
and vAisA y The pas~na q mA~ II
sSw e3smea sfvas ~ BOD alpA IA ~
ndhAonA podon0 No -Mo@ -
Fesnmblss .eAsori@. Isajum = -
proposed eoe din 0hmAnm.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
CREW ON STAND
TELL Of WRECK
AT TERRA GOTTA
Fog So Dense Signals
Could Not Be Under
stood, They Say.

Members Of train 2120 which killed
ffty-two persons at Terra Gotta .ast
New Year eve. went on the witness
stand before Justice Stafford and "a
jury today to tell their story OF the
fearful wreck
Ralpn Rudder fagnan Of the train,
testified that the smoke and fog We're
50 dense at Silver Springs and Takoma
that no signals or station lights could
be distinguished by the crew. He said
train 215 was travelling at d rate Cf
twenty or Twenty-Five miles an hour
when it passed silver Springs. and about
the same. when the crash came.
William A. Norris, brakeman on 2l20.
and the only men Der OF the crew not
indicted FOR mausisughJer, said the fog
was thick and heavy and forced the
smoke from the engine down so much
that The signal and station lights were
not visible. He said the train was go
ing 1T rate of twenty-five or thirty
miles at Silver Springs, and about thirty
miles an hour when IL struck train
No. 50, at Terra Gotta.
Engineer Benjamin J.. NcrmilliOn OF
the Inflated train C.. did not prove t.
be As good a witness for the defense
as the members Of the crew. His an
swers were vague and uncertain. and
he was mercilessly grilled by District
Attorney Baker. who intimated in his
questioning that there had been a con
spiracy on the part Of the two crews
10 throw the responsibility Oh operator
DUtrow at Silver Springs.
Isn't IL a fact Mr.. VermillOn. that
you and the members OF the cree OF
2lzO got Together and agreed 10 swear
that a double greAl light was shown
90 and HZJ at Silver Springs?'' asked
Mr.. Baker
Z don't remember anything Ike
that" replied Verm.iliOn
DO you remember having admitte
that there was such a conspiracy vhen
yoI were examined IN my officer" asked
Mr.. Baker
Il don't remember having admitted
mat but l don't remember very veil.
I've been all broken up since the
wreck, replied the witness.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
MAY END DCUNA
IN A FEW DAYS
Dissolution of Parliament
Will Be Cars Answer
to Naval Program .
Demand.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. Is.-Yester-
days demand by the dOurla for a fun
statement Of the governments naval
program means one OF three things
hUmiliating surrender by the Car. ad-
mission b. the douma that l. really has
no rights the ruler is bound 20 respect.
or dissolution VIII follow.
That the Car will yield is generally
deemed Impossible. Most politicians
think the douma must give way or end
It's existence under royal demand II
dissolution IS decided on, few statesmen
think another dOuma viii be sum
moned for years 10 come. The govern
meut Is thoroughly tireu Of It's expert
ehces with unmanaSeable assemblies
and the fact that the present one was
considered very pliable body heightens
ne disgust and anger felt in court cir
cles.
The Gar has mapped out expenditures
OF 500. 900 for the creation Of a new
navy The doUma thinks e should know
just what is going 20 be done before
sanctioninC 50 large an Investment.
" hen II called on Minister of Marine
Admiral DikOm for particulars the lat.
ter announced that insistence on the de-
maud meant the dOuma's dissolution.
Both sides are still holding out. but
the deadlock can not be Of long duration
a climax Is expected before the END OF
the week.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
MINERS OF I STATES
TO DEBATE PAY SCALE

INDIANAPOIIS. Ind. Dec. 1s.-At a
meeting here tomorrow the operators
and miners IN the central competitive
district, comprising Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri. Kentucky. western PennsyI-
vanla. Ohio, and West Virginia, will
decide whether 70 restore the interstate
conference agreement between operators
and miners to agree on wage scales and
working conditions
Two years ago the conference agree
n.ent was ended after a dozen success
ful years. he miners and C1e operators
not being able 10 get together. At a
later me-ting Of the miners. President
John Mitchell advocated agreements by
States. and this was adopted. although
it cost Mitchell the heated opposition
OF Vice President Lewis and his friends.
Lewis favored a strike. The result was
that State agreements were made for
two years.
Now these expire and the question OF
restoring the general agreement cover
Ing the central competitive district
arises. The miners are strongly IN
favor OF restoring the arrangement.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
BANK is CLOSED,
CASHIER browns
IN HIS BATH TUB
Massachusetts InStitu-
ton With 100000
Deposits Under In
veStigation.

NORTH ATTLEBORO. Mass. Dec.
S.-The directors Of the jewelers. Ma
tional Bank ordered the institution
closed this morning pending an investi-
cation OF the circumstances surround
Ing the death Of its vice president and
cashier, Frederick Z. Sergeant, who was
found last night drowned in his bath
tub.
Following a meeting that lasted until
nearly midnight the directors met again
az 1870 this morning. and II was not, long
before one OF them appeared and tackled
the following notice on the front door:
This bank is closed pending an in
vestigation Of its affairs. BY order OF
the board Of directors
The report that Bank Examiner Harry
F. Currier. who Is now going through
the books Of the institution. ordered the
closing Is denied.
The jewelers. National was organized
out Of the old AttleborO National Bank
merely 20 accommodate the jewellery
manufacturers. who handle a large
amount OF cash at this place. Its capt
tai Is 100000. surplus and undivided
profits so. $50 deposits S1.050,71O; loans
S9l7, 700. according to the last bank re-
port.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
TRY TO SAVE CEMETERY
FROM SIDEWALK TAXES

Protest against the levying of assess
ments on the Prospect Hiu Cemetery
Association for the laying Of a sidewalk
on North Capitol street between V and
Bryant streets, was made at a hearing
before the Commissioners today. John
J. HemDhill. attorney for the associa-
ton, contended that under a charter
granted by an act of Congress. the assO-
citation is exempted from taxation.
Commissioner West called his attention
TO the appropriation act under which it
is proposed TO make the improvements.
which provides a special assessment
may be laid against all property. except
that owned by the United States or for
eign legations. This was further en-
phasized by w J. Henderson, represent
ing the North Capitol and lexington
Citizens Association, who advanced the
argument that as the cemetery assOcia-
ton will be benefited by the improve
ment II should be made to pay part of
the costs.
At the conclusion of the hearing the
Commissioners announced that the mat
ter would be taken under considerat ton.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
A. A. j. HOT AFTER
MILITARY ATHLETES
Puts Ban on Second Signal
Corps Basketball
Team.

NEW YORK. Dec 1s.-The registration
committee Of the Metropolitan Associa-
ton, Amateur. Athletic Union. az it's
meeting at the Bartholomew Athletic
Club, 200 East Forty-second street, last
night. refused TO hear the plea Of D.
J. AIcCherry. the Xavier Athletic Club
distance runner, for reinstatement. and
issued what amounts TO an ultimatum
TO the Military Athletic League TO drop
the Second Signal Corps basketball
team or take the consequence Several
other matters were also disposed Of.
The Second Signal Corps applied for
registration last night. II was refused.
The corps, it was announced, has Of
Tended by making d practice Of playing
unauthorized. unregistered and profess
sionaI teams, and tie committee felt
It 10 be for the best interests Of sport
that It De barred out
The case Of the Military Athletic
League, Of which the Second Signal
Corps is a member. was referred to the
Metropolitan Association Cor conBidera-
ton. which means that If the Second
Signal Corps is not barred out OF the
organization. the organization viii be
dropped by the 4 A L.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
Woman Who Obtained
Divorce From One
Time Policeman
. Doesn't Lament.

While lamenting the suicide Of her
first husband. Samuel McNeely who
killed himself by inhaIing gas in ho-
tel at Davenport. Iowa, yesterday, Mrs.
Charles II. Morris today denied that
his act was prompted by love Tor her
or their two children. She attributed
his suicide TO his own deeds" and was
by no means deeply grieved at his
tragic end.
- don't think he cared very much
for me OF the children" said the former
Mrs. McNeely at her home, 2ll9 X street
northwest. today. He drew heavily or
my finances and seemed agreeable until
the money was no longer forthcoming.
was never able TO satisfy myself that
he really loved me as a husband should
love his WIFE
McNeely was formerly a member OF
the Metropolitan police force, but was
removed, Il is alleged, because Of hay
ing taken bride from a saloon keeper
His domestic difficulties eliminated IN
a suit for absolute divorce by his wife
She was given a decree and awarded
the custody OF their two children. John
ana Elsie. aged thirteen and nine wears,
4toht~AAhtAg MIS- 01C-NCtlN LlLLeQ III
fidelity, and the court granted ter a
decree after a brief consideration OF
the case.
Several days after the divorce was
granted Mrs. 0IcNeely married Charles
n. Morris with whom she now resides
in the x street house.
While friends Of the former policeman
say the second marriage had much to
40 with McNeely's after life and broke
his heart, this IS denied by his former
spouse. 1t Is remembered, however, that
while the proceedings were pending. Nc
Nicely made several futile endeavors 10
effect a reconciliation.
The thought of his wife being separated
from him and happily married IS be-
lieveo to have preyed heavily upon Nc
Neeiy.s mind, and caused him to XIII
himself.
Yesterday he engaged a room at the
ST. James Hotel, in Davenport. evil
IDENTIFY for the purpose of ending MS
life. When discovered he was living
dead on the bed, with the windows and
doors closed and bolted, showing he ha 4
taken pains to avoid discovery unit
too late TO save him.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
ELMER MUST BEHAVE
FOR A WHOLE YEAR

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S-The new method
Of procedure against boxing clubs. dis
covered by Inspector Richard Walsh.
proved successful in the West Side co,,rt
yesterday morning when Magistrate
Wahle placed William Elmer Johns bet-
Ter known as Billy Elmer" the man
ager OF the Consolidated Athletic club
az S!Xty-hfth street and Broadway, un-
der $1,000 bonds for one year not 10 VIC
late the law in regard to sparrlng exhi-
billions
Elmer and Joe Jeanette. a colored
boxer, were arrested at the club on
Monday night on warrants obtained IN
der section 463 Of the penal code. which
makes II possible to arrest those who
are alleged TO be about to commit a
crime, jeanette was discharged Emil
Fuchs. attorney for Elmer, said that he
would return 10 court in the afternoon
and say then whether he would give
bond or attempt TO get Elmer's relea s.,
by some other legal procedure Mean
while. the prisoner was parOled In his
cousins custody.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
Gives a Home Prescription
Easily Mixed By Anybody
Many Unfortunate Victims of Rheumatism
Are Unnecessarily Leaving the City to
Find Relief From Dread and
Painful Disease.

Cut this out and put in some safe
place, for it is valuable and worth
more than anything else in the world
If you should have an attack of rheu-
matism or bladder trouble or any de-
rangement OF the kidneys whatever.
The prescription Is simple. and can
be made up by anyone at home. The
ingredients can DE had at any good
prescription pharmacy. and all that is
necessary is 70 shake them we'll in a
bottle.
Here II IS: Fluid extract dandelion,
one-half ounce; compound Kargon, one
ounce; compound syrup of sarsaparilla.
three ounces ................
Take q teaspOonful after each meal
and at bedtime. A few doses is said
to relieve almost any case OF bladder
The Washington times., 1907-12-18

trouble. frequent urlnadon, pain and
scalding, weakness and Uackache. pain
above the kidneys, etc. II is now claimed
to be the method OF curing chronic rheu-
matism, because Of it's direct and posi-
tive action upon the elimiuative tissues
of the kidneys. II cleanses these
spOnge-like organs and gives them life
and power to sift and strain the poison
Gus waste matter and uric acid from
the blood relieving the worst forms of
rheumatism and kidney and bladder
troubles. The extract dandelion acts
upon the stomach and liver and is used
also extensively for relieving cOnstipa-
ton and indigestion. Compound sarsa>
parilla cleans and enriches the blood
a well-known local druggist is author
ity that this prescription is safe to use
AT anv time
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
HEIRS SUE
FOR AN ACCOUNTING

August Dittrich have filed a petition
In equit" against Jesse l. Heiskell and
John +. McLeran, real estate agents and
brokers IN this city. asking for a decree
for an accounting by the defendants as
agents in the management OF the estate
and sale OF certain property OF Rosa
Dlttrlch wife of the complainant
M, Dlttrlch alleges in his petition
that the defendants. acting as agents
for Mrs. DittriCh prior 20 her death.
have collected rents and other incomes
from the estate and SOLD certain valu-
asle property. the value Of which is not
given, belonging 20 the estate for which
they refuse 20 render an accounting.
William F Ambrose is attorney for
the complainant
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
BUSINESS HIGH SMOKER
AT LEWIS HALL TOMORROW

The first smoker 10 be given BY the
Business High School Alumni AssOcia-
ton will be held at Lewis Hall. to-
morrow 1T p, N.
This smoker follows closely upon the
annual excursion, and marks the be-
ginning OF a series OF winter enter
tainments and amusements for both
sexes. II present arrangements are
tried out.
Those on the committee are Harry F.
Lowe, chairman: Howard F. Entrikin.
secretary; w. d. Sullivan. T. ?. Cor
bitt, George W. Whitney, Charles S.
Zurhorst, Howard NJ. Pruden. NJ ].
Gibbs, Clarence G. Weldeman, w J.
Slss, and Leonard F. Ruen.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
CHILD UPSETS KETTLE;
MAY BE FATALLY BURNED

BUFFALO. n Y, Dec. 1s.-The three
year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hertz0g or Tonawanda. was
perhaps fatally burned last evening
when she pulled a kettle OF boiling
water from the kitchen table
The scalding fluid was dashed over
the infant. striking her shoulders. The
SKID or the child was literally par
boiled
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
OLD GL0RY'S BIRTHPLACE
GIVEN TO PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1S-The Betsy
Ross house, at 90 Arch street, in which
the first American flag was designed and
sewed, has been presented TO the city
OF Philadelphia BY the American Flag
House and Betsy Ross Memorial Asso-
clifton.
The United States Government was Of
fered the property two gears ago By the
same organization. The Congressional
Committee on Public Buildings declined
the offer. Dr.. Edward Brooks. president
Of the association. made the tender
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
ALBANIAN STAYS SELF.

COLLINSVILLE, Ala, Dec. 1S.-Noah
W. Ward, a highly esteemed citizen OF
this place, committed suicide here yes
terday morning by blowing of the top
OF his head with a shotgun.
Financial difficulties ere said to have
caused n.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
MRS. WHEELER TO SPEAK
ON INTERIOR DECORATION

The next regular meeting OF the Ma
tIonal Society Of Fine Arts VIII ne held
today. az $50 ?. M, az the residence Of
Nr. and hrs. James ". Pinchot. 1915
Rhode Island avenue. The address for
the evening viii be delivered by Mrs.
Candace Wheeler, who Will speak upon
the subject OF Interior Decoration "
The address Will be illustrated By stere-
OpIcon views.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
CALIFORNIA JADE.

A Jade mine in Siskiyou county. Cal.
IS said 10 be the only one of it's kind in
this country Jade was discovered there
in 1906. aud tests showed that the min
eral was up TO the standard in every
particular.
The Washington times., 1907-12-18
BIG PLANT INCREASES FORCE.

LORAIN. Ohio, Dec. 1S.-Five hun
dred men were added TO the force yes
terday at the local plant of the Ameri-
can Shipbuilding Company, which makes
500 men at work The plant closed down
six weeks ago on account of the money
panic. There is much work on hand.
It is said. The big plant will run now
without interruption.