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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-15
LAWYE RS SECURE
WRIT AGAINST
HENDRICK
STRONG EFFORT TO KEEP
EDITOR OUT OF THE GAME
Legal Battle May be PreIimin-
airy to Struggle of Doctors
and Lawyers on Traction
Park Diamond,

From present indications the capaci-
ty Of the grand stand and quarter
stretch ana bleachcrs at Traction Park
will be taxed to their utmost We'd
nesday afternoon, when the Lawyers
and Doctors meet on the field of bat.
tie in a nine inning exhibition of the
national game. Manager Chadhourne
has agreed to take the chairs out of
the Casino and place them in a posi-,
ton around the race. track If the
crowd present justifies it, The five eN,
ira street ears which were borrowed
from the III Paso street Railway CO
for use during the game, arrived in the
city last night ana win be put on the
track today. These cars are the big
thtrty-siX fOoters that run between FL
Paso and Juarc2, Mexico, and can &C
commodate about two hundred people
Mr.. Chadbourne secured the cars es-
pcCilaly for the ball game and has
been busy for the past few days break
ing in extra conductors and motor
men. These cars are painted green
and have big steam whistles on
Ihci'' me W"'S'''9 WIN ~ To-"
root TOT inc uocI".s at t"e s"'
IS very IIkelE lha' ie""'lGN, "i'o was
on the score card to catch for the
doctors. win be kept out Of the game.
The lawyers have discovered the fact
tilat Iienui IGN 0'', p'"E '','7 c,I,
and are determined to keep MN from
playing II possible, Ihey nave .l'u'
application in the district court Ior d
writ of querrndo. 1t Is stated on soou
authority that the W'1 VIII De issue"
today and viii be made rclurha PIE ne
fore Judge Abbott at 81 rue S"ay a.,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
GOMPERS MAKES
MACK A PROMISE
Continued from Page One.

Continued from Page One.
az Denver -Four thousand more ne-sars
t--a1 those who heard him al Denver
were present. and ar the close Of his re-
marks demonstration never accorded
aEot1er speaker IN that city was given
him
VIII Garry Indiana.
7 predict he viii carry Indiana b-
plurality Of q. ZOO votes.
Chief among his assets this year Is
the splendid labor organ zation formed in
an effort to swing the workiugmen's
vote 20 him"
Alr- Mack said DI-. Bryan would visit
Maryland Delaware. and the District
from September 15 TO o. He viii arrive
in Washington on September %. remain
lns one day. He VII n0t speak in this
city
shortly after he arrived here and. before
he went into conference with NI- Con-
pers- Chairman Mack paid his respects
@ the local Democratic headCua-rsrs IN
the Nunsey Building. In company win
Ar Newman.
They drove Up 70 the building shortly
before O'Clock and remained about ten
minutes During their visit Mr.. Mack
visited the two private Office rooms .s75
the assembly hall
The flag and Democracy" he said as
ne entered the small room
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

u the money paid il premiums upon in
sgrance being taken out Of the District
20 other points fer investment. this money
VIII he invested here. and in this way re
proposed concern vii contribute II .
large way 70 the Upbullding and financial
progress Of Washington
Among The protective regulations thrown
around the enterprise may be mentioned
the following. taken from the bylaws of
the company
The business % the company sh-il be n1rsse5 by
board q az least tlir-F-three directors
The executive r---i--He shall consist e TIE --ess
cent 81 tls company. vE1 snail be- chairman there
q. and two members o. --e boa-d ct directors Who
shsl- BE- siec-ei 5y the board
All 0e-s-s and gurlcEas cf -Ee Company who
l1-1le tie funds Ct r1e c-ra-v shan eve the c1u-
uauv q bond f-- IRE faithful performance e the
C---s -- tLe- 0-s- w--L sa----v -- The sa-ls-
5a-r-- -o the hard q 5,rs--6-s
No ofcsr Or direc--- shah borrow TIE finds o.
-lc c-urznv
TIE securities owned or he'd D. the co-rpau- %
-etEsr with rs books Of account shall he audited
tr certified s-hiir aec-lntart. or such other
gus''tei person as the stockholders usy eie-- 90
least twice in each ard every vesr-
All investments made fer the company uv The
re-e--- tle executive c1rui-tse or the hard e
directors shan be Submitted ~ written form 90 the
board at the meeting next succeeding the uakiuS
% ssrs
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
BRIGHT FOR THE NEBRASKAN

I had talk with Gov Johnson only few DAYS ago and
he promised to do everything elect the Democratic ticket
There doubt that Johnsons influence viii be source
OF great strength TO Bryan
There will also be larger negro vote cast for BRYAN this
yeauch larger than any Democratic candidate ever received
IN national election, This Is another source Of additional
strength which should not be overlooked.
Most OF these negro votes drawn from the Republican
party and promise stay in the Democratic fold after once
placed IN the safekeeping OF that party.
The great mass OF the American people are in favor OF
Bryan and the Democratic platform There Is no detection in
the party itself; the Parker element the gold Democrats and
every other wing and faction being enthusiastic 10 elect the
ticket
The Republicans in Ohio going 10 help 70 elect Bryan
or, at least, TO Carry that State for him
Missouri Democratic State and viii be found rnoored
IN the Bryan column.
West Virginia VIII 60 for Bryan
Colorado, Nebraska, and other States are going
to cast their votes for the Nebraskan this trip.
NORMAN E MACK
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Al.al . Roore yesterday fled suit
ior zhs1l-te divorce f--za Cha-fotts Z Ro--a T--
Ts7e 7la---sd n this cry on Ap-l 3. I9C-.
Following conviction on a charge Of
-si2ll-1z Llo1-ri-k PauninE0 several sa~z AZ,
'ezEs Harris Eas yester5ay sentenced 20 f1,r-7-S1-
-el- In izE f- 81 Gays
Judge KimbaII. uf the Police Cou-- YES
-eEc2y morning Indefinitely postponed he -sss n
mares A Carpe1tsT cEl-ze5 with fzI.s --s--1-.s
p or1is- thai further investigation nav BE- I'd
christopher c. West. produce dealer in
ne Eas-e-n Market, vas yeste75a- fnsd 81 -
80 --l--lS-s' q ne Ponce Court after being al
lsea g-i-iy % c1zrge Of violating the hezlth ~
Secretary OF the Navy 8Ietcs1T who
has Been IN California Throughout he -7-r-,s- -
7o'l-ae Acting secre-ay Nevbe-y that be vi
"1s1-ns-on OF seD5emh- T.
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma T.,cl--
81. widow Of Dr. William ? IHcks++ w. - :.
-s- 7ss,1s1cs. lEs Rhode Island avenue We E.I5
sests-1a7 morning Rev John " Sti-E -.s+-- -
s1-ee Ee-1--ned Church, c1acia,ed. Iuterrent ,rss
a. FrE1e=ck. I'D
Arrangements have been completed for
re convention 05 The American Vs-srY---.---.-..
Assoc-z--1-. 90 be heid u this r--v f---, -
T. = q A As7-1v7ai-- wee president of The =.
c---T rt0-1ze C1--lznv r-~nlinert uarufa- ~ 49,
--2a and an active nsmher o. the Washing
Io1 ChzIoe- ct Commerce. vas i-s---5--s--.r =
Eso'u--ns TIE convention for this cfrv.
Funeral services for William Cssav nh,
c-e1 suddenly on Saturday e7sninz wen. Lz.- -
Ie--ly morning from i55 street southwest T}s-i
--77 vas cele1a;e1 AZ s.. uoul17r's Cs-brr--
S-irc- lnte-ne1t vas n Mount Olire- Cs8e-e--
ne pall5ea-s-s were William Wright T1ss-b No.
-feo7se " h-sls James Ha-rner. Daniel Do-.r-s /
joseph Hsfner. ard Edsa-i Bland
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie u 4
-,---sa1 we Ct Calvin Nelson of the P.,.i,-
oce- wh7 died suddenly T-as5av ri-b- IL l,,-Is.-.
"a. vi be held tomorrow. Iurerr7e7- Mn - 81
ARISE AIrs- Nelson went 20 Carlisle hs- f--,.-
I.ae aoo-t seven weeks az 90 visit friends ~
- besi1es 5e- husband three stspchiIdrsn-I
" alter Bs-ris. and G-acs-su-7ire.
Hobart Walter. and James Cbambe-s
! 9-5.ae's a Powell Chsnhers. who vas drowned br
e-.lE o7er1ol71 from the steam Yacht Ara-5srs-
71 H7i1t No Point. IN -he Chesanezsr Rsr ~ A.
z-st vent % rhe Pa-gzer- River f-orn T,---s---.
.cste-5sy and he-sa a vyz-sr1s-i~ ..s--r -. -,
80 EoEer -aunches are being used and The ss,-rs
z ils thesanezse Bay VIII BE- th1r1s=hIv e-r7s-r5
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Important to all Women
Readers Of this Paper,

Women are as subject 10 kidney trou-
bic as men, which fact is often over
looked.
Many wonen's complaints often prove
20 be nothing else but kidney trouble.
OF the result OF kidney or bladder
disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy con-
diuon, they viii cause the other organs
70 become diseased.
You may suffer a great deal with pain
IN the back. bearing-down feelings, head
ache, and loss OF ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous. fri
table. and maybe respondent; Il makes
any one So
But thousands Of irritable. nervous
tired. and broken-doun women have re-
stored their health and strength BY the
use OF Swamp Root. the great Kidney.
Liver, and Bladder Remedy.
Swamp-ROot brings new life and &C
tivity 70 the kidneys. the cause Of such
troubles
Many send for a sample bottle to see
what Swamp p-Root. the great Kidney.
Liver, and Bladder Remedy will do for
them. Every reader Of this paper. VINO
has not already tried II. may address Dr.
kilmer & Co. Binghamton. n Y. and
receive sample bottle free by mail
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
DIED

bELI-D- Wei1es5lv -1--5-- E---=- o. -1-s
a. rs z5Ze- Bowie. Ni.. 1--- SAMUEL RU-
FJS BELT. aesd siz-r--a-ee years
tu1e-sl VIII take place from s. James r--sz-,
"a C4u-el. Bowie Friday n---i-- Ausas- !
a. t-' l1re--au- ar Pe-Ei-s Chapel S-r----
feii No
ELLERsoy-,tARY z, ELLERsoN eu-@ed iz.s
7esf ATs7s- > l@s
Fgns-aI from the resi5rzoe of her ss.--. IL
lsn VI H--o1, 55zi5 Van s-rsr- s.-----a--
a. ] 3 "a Fr11ay, August = No z5r-zz.
ENDREs-Sldirnlv on Ausss, = -ss. % ru
2 r.. ENGLEBEF-. bc--ss5 r-..rs-5 r. Ns-s.
S-sr--sn En1-cs. r. his -li--y--ll-E wear
tune-al c- Thursday. August e. s--- rsz r--s
rcS--sn1s- 95 Hamilton s-ree-. zs---z---r1rz pzr-
80 a. r.. Lleuce % me C-G-ch q tie
N-t-sl-1- where requiem uas VIII Ha -=-5
a. 9 o.elock- Relatives ard friends invited
70 attend
GoDEY-oa T-ssiay. August q 1913 a- $50
. m 40 her rssils-ce T-s- T51---L-s --,s-
northwest MARY A Cooley. widow & IA
ward G1dsv.
Faaersi frem her -ate -es.dsnce Tsa-S5s- Az
gust 2 90 . H.
JONES-0u Augszs = lss a. o.c,7cz n N
WILLIAM II. beloved husband cf sz-al J'lsz.
azel f1T-s five years
Funeral from bis late rssiiercs. I1-5 zs- s---z-
nc-lwes-. on ThursisF- August 2 a. 50
a. m. thence 70 Holy T-ai-y Ca-hoic C----r.
where mass VIII be said az g o.-l1cz Rs-s-+-.s
anl friends invited % attend.
QCICK-Gu Tuesdsv. Aus-ts, g ra0s A. o7
g. ul-- az the r1sldsrc- q ts- parents Fa-s
Church. Va BERTHA CAMILLE So
dagzltsr q Van ana s1ss1 K Cui-k. i- -
rveury-rhir5 vear.
Funeral Taurs6av Ar-ls- e AZ -.-5 p N f---,
the residence q her parents
slITH-On Tuesday aftc-rr-u A-r-z- . -a,s ~
H-ue1IathIc Hospital. Mrs JESSIE A. SlrrTH
eEoi rhi--v-5-1 years
Funeral services WI De he'd s- Zs-h7-s--s --5s-
.2Airs establishment. 3i Ezs- Cari-1i stsezr
THURSDAY. August .. az p. IT,
TEACHUM-Ou TUESDAY. Arr1s- . rsrs AZ
D. m. WILLIAM p TEACHT1r the he--r,s
husbaad Cf Hannah n Teectrr
Furer5l THURSDAY. August q. at oclock ron
his late residence 81 r street. s-r-esas-
Relatives and friends invited % a--e-f
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
PortabIe BIIIiard TnhIe-

one OF the latest billiard tables placed
n tne English market is called the mo
BILE table, and unlike every other stand
ard table ever manufactured. It can he
moved from one part Of a room 10 an
other with but little trouble. When STA
loraTy. says Popular Mechanics. il stands
IS sololy or its four massive legs as an,-
'tneF 1ao-e- but when the space il occu-
..-eS : wanted Tor some other purpose.
ne cTanks az each end are r-rrrs5 49,
-nE the legs OF the floor and leaving tbs
sHliFs table resting ez four snzu wheels.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
JOHN D. WRITES HUMORISTS
Tells Jokssmiths He Remembers a
Previous Call.
Feels that He Is Almost Entitled 10
Card for Approprfa1fnE
Their Output.

Denver. Cole. Aug. 25.-The National
Association Of Press Humoris1s. now
holding its annual convention here. to-
day received the following from John d.
Rockefeller
With pleasant memories Of an Official
call by the American press humorists. I
send you my best wishes for a successful
convention Ny own success In appro-
priating these Jokes OF yours and telling
them as my own. has made me feel that
I am almost entitled TO d union card in
your order. May you always be able 70
collect for your witticisms at the union
scale.
Speaking seriously. as one should to
professional humorists. the rest Of the
world owe YOU real gratitude and the
best OF good wishes. gentlemen. YOU true
specialists for dyspepsia
Charity IS born Of good hearty
laugh u spreads kindIer feeling
among mankind
I wish yOu collectively and iudividu-
ally. success I am sorry 7 cannot attend
your sessions I hope to receive you
again some day AZ my home.
Fraternally yours.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Always a Debtor.

From the Chicago Journal
As g pleasant-faced woman passed the
corner Harris touched his hat 10 her and
remarked 20 hts companion:
All my boy. I owe a great deal 70
that woman.
Your mother" was the query
no; my landlady-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Pari. AutomobiIe Hear.e.

new type Of automobile hearse has
been 50 arranged by a Paris undertaken.
says Popular Mechanics. that the coffin
is stored in the rear part OF the auto
mobile. while the mourners are seated
On the seats provided above, and can
thus accompany the body.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Concrete Tree for ChImne,

A huge concrete snokestock. built in
The sembiance Of tree, is q novelty on
a French estate II was necessary 10
erect the stack among beautiful trees
SAYS Popular Mechanics. and in order
not 70 mar the beauty Of the scene. 1be
unique design was chosen
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DE.Fo
CRATIC ASSOCIATION.
HTu,..-,- nr-ss-r=---

- -HUa-fE Binding.
- Lg-l2zats 1l- others Wl1 ls.iere s- tr- .r.,
5ll- q Nl--iau- J. E-ga- r1e I--es-s---- 81 -
l---SN- olA-cs aEe lF1-e- % eEr-- As -a---s-= -
l-s Dls-r1c- q ol-rl --a Ueu-1crarl- asz---l4--
Aea-uersllp cards can be obtained f---- re g.,
q - -A7s1c-aticn CT az ne -1-Es Of lie ems
nSsl-el leetlLEs he'd ever Lh--z-zv E.ea---s
a. c-ocs. Nc dues OF EssaSsrsrts
EDMLN A. NEN lfaN. Fsre5s---
ROBERT ? NATTINGLT se-----v
WILLIAM Mck- CLAYTON. Trez5--r-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
Futile

From the Hogs-ou Pos-
Joshua had commanded the sun 70
stand stu. and It had stood.
Nov" said he Il have a good mind
to tel my mother-in-law 70 shut up. but
what's the use2T
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
In stern Chase

Fre1 .he Hogs-r- Post
.Humph. Him2 He'd run before he'd
fight me-
Il guess he'd have to-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
GAVE GOOD MONEY
FOR A BRASS Ring
Strangers Ask Cigar Dealer
for Loan and Get 1t.
JEWELS CAME FROM WINDOW

Police Have Descriptions of Well
dressed Business Men" Who
Worked Bunl1o Game on COnhdinE
Fourteenth Street sIerchnnt-After
Getting Money They Faded Avny.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
CAPITAL WILL HAVE
CASUALTY COMPANY
Stock to Be 100000 Shares
of Fifty Dollars Each.
PLAN, LOCAL AND NATIONAL

consolidated Casualty Company
Name Selected for Large Concern
Has support and Sympathy of the
business Men of the District.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

Neighbors Of Mehmed All Bey. deposed
Turkish Minister. and tradesuen gave
the retired diplomat a good name last
night
They said there was no truth in the
dispatch from New York 10 the effect
that the former Minister had left Wash
ington owing meat and laundry bills.
A reporter for The Washington Herald
called upon Walter Brown. butcher. al
the Center Market. ". B Moses & Sons.
furniture dealers, Brooke & Co. livery
men. and various other merchants with
whom AH Bey had traded These dealers
asserted the former Minister had settled
his debts with them a day or two before
he left the Capital
Sold BIooded Horses.
All Bey was short Of funds some time
ago. the story goes. and az that time was
the owner OF bIooded horses. which he
stabbed al the Zoo. and which he sold 10
pay his debts. John Davenport OF Mount
Pleasant. purchased one. and the other
was sold 10 a stranger.
Several weeks before his departure from
the Capital he called up the grocer. the
butcher. and others end told them be was
in need Of money. and asked them If they
would give him credit. and they did
A short time afterwsrd according TO
Waiter Brown. he called these creditors
upon the phone and told them If they
would present their bills they would rer
their money They did. and Mehn1ed
settled in fun
That Ali Bey made friends OF his neigh
oors was shown when a can was made
upon them one woman said the family
was quiet one. and that the father and
children seemed devoted. despite rhe worn
and worried look Ali Bey always wore.
Another neishbur said the Minister often
took The family driving behind his bl5oded
animals.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

While you think OF IT, telephone vour
Want Ad- to The Washington Herald
ard bin viii be sent YOU at cent word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
ALI BEY PAID BILLS
NeighbOrs and Tradesmen
Give Him Good Name.
DENY THE NEW YORK REPORT

settled All IFS Debts Just Previous
TO His Departure from the City,
for The Washington HeraId-SoId
His Horses Before Going Away.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

Remnant OF 5-i1ch Dresden and
satin Ribbon in large assortment Of
colors- many long lengths. 5oc To-
quality. Eard....-.-............. ~
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

Chiffon Goth and Crepe Chiffon
Yelling, in ali Cclors. Sc quail Ok
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

---inch Swiss AiI-over Embroidery
small and large figures. several EE1
different designs. 81 quality. I'd OSC
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

= and 2 IDc} Swss and Batis-e
rlouncing- Irisf Crochet edges and
heavy cpenwo-k- $50 value q 5O
Yard ---.-.-.-..-......- ..-...-.-- PA.1S
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

Lot Of Shellens Hair Barrettes Of
various shapes. some set with G
imitation pearls &c value------.- ON
Fancy Combs. with gold-plated
n1ountings. some iniaid and To-
some carved SL00 value. ~
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

satine Comforts. regular $ 60 %
value. Reduce tg.--.....-.--.-. y A'JI
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

Ladies Hats. Milan srapes. white
only last OF many Were 500 dOo
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
where the Leper Belongs.

over by the local authorities" said 7
Mclean last night. and they have cor
10 the conclusion that Early. undout
ediy, belongs TO the state Of North Car
lima
Early was discharged years ago fro
the army. He did not receive his disea.
furthermore. in the line Of active du,
Should the state decide. II will not acce
him. We VIII be required 20 treat hi
under the regulations. which provide tn
the District shan look after all victim
of contagious diseases
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27
VIII obey District Laws.

The company viii bs organized in con-
pliance with the laws of the District Of
Columbia. II VIII be the central nsad-
quarters Of one Of the big casualty con
Germs Of the United States. Its revenue
will be available Tor investment in enter
pFises at the National Capital Instead
The Washington herald., 1908-08-27

Lot OF Jewelry. consisting OF Jet and
Amber Hat Pins. Shirt Waist Sets
Brooch Pins and Beauty Pins. sc o.
----- ------------ = =
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
GOOD WAY TO DO BUSINESS.

in ordering a 50 cent bottle Of DR.
duwaTd's celebrated specific for the cure
OF constipation and dyspepsia at 70
cents, y. L. Davis is giving one Of the
greatest trade chances ever offered to
the people If Barre.
II food does not digest well, If there
i gas or pain in the stomach, If the
tongue is coated and TIE breath bad, ii
there Is constipation and straining, DR..
Towards specific will cure you. II it
does not, you have druggist y. r. Davis
personal guarantee to return your
money
II 4 very popular in New York city,
and 1t is not unusual to see someone
after meal at one Of the large hotels
or restaurants, take a dose Of this
specific, knowing that it will prevent the
uncomfortable feeling which frequently
follows a hearty meal
DR. Howards specific gives quick re-
lief and makes permanent cures of con
stipation, dyspepsia and all liver trouble.
These are strong statements but d. +.
Davis is giving his customers a chance
to prove their truth at just naIf the
regular price sixty doses for 25 cents.
II they are not found true, all You have
to do is to ask for your money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
ALLIES GIVEN CHILL
BY TAFT BOOMERS,
Stories From Maine and Vermont Don't
Cheer Them But Some
Are Denied.

Washington, Feb. 2f.-Some Taft
boomers fell IN with the congressional
speakers that sUncle Amos" Allen took
up the Lincoln birthday banquet at
Portland the other evening, and these
congressman brought back reports which
gave the allies at the Capitol something
Of a chill For instance. an opinion
was expressed BY one Of the visitors
that the first Maine district was going
to elect Taft delegates.
'JTncle Amos said yesterday it was
mo such thing the first district
would elect uninstructed delegates and
that personally he would not feel at all
gloomy ii these delegates decided to
vote for Uncle Joe Cannon. It was
intimateil that Walter Emerson got
those congressional visitors "off In 4
corner and filled them up with lot
OF nonsense
Contemporsneously there has been a
stir among the Vennonters in Congress
who are hearing that the Taft sentiment
il taking root in the Green mountains.
None Of them are showing signs Of a
stampede. but inquiries are being made
vs. to why the Republican state commit
tee acted just the way Il did al a recent
meeting.
Uncle Reiiield Proctor still has his
ear to the ground waiting 10 learn waat
the hardy mountaineers up that way
think. Outwardly he is non-committal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
CALDWELL TO ASYLUM.
bruce Witness Committed to Institution
While Awaiting Haa-tng.

New York, Feb. 2l.-The commitment
Of Robert Caldwell to a STAGE insane
asylum while he was under sail to APP
pear before United States Commissioner
Alexander to answer to a charge OF per-
jury brought against him BY me British
government was the subject OF some
sharp questions BY the commissioner
when the case came up before him again
Wednesday. Caldwell Was the witness
in the famous bruce. Duke Of Portland
case who testified that he knew Druce
as the duke Of Portland. His counsel.
w. @. Cobell, informed Commissioner
Alexander that his client had been com
mitted to an asylum by order OF JUS
tice OF the New York state supreme
court. Counsel for the British govern
ment WAS asked what action his client
would take to secure possession Of Cald-
well, but replied that he would need an
adjournment Of two weeks to ascertain
the wishes Of Great Britain. The hear
ing was postponed until March 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-21
4 BIG APPROPRIATION.
Cot $4,000 to Fight Moths in New
England

Washington, Feb. 21.--A lavish ex-
penditure Of money for the suppression
Of the moth pests III New England will
be made next summer The House COM
mittee Of agriculture yesterday included
in the agricultural bill an item Of $780,
600 for this purpose, an increase Of
500, 900 over the estimate made BY Sec
rotary Wilson.
This sum was obtained Through the
efforts Of Representative Weeks OF
Newton, d member Of the committed,
who was able to convince his colleagues
OF the great necessity for generous pro
visions. The committee action was TAX
en- in the face of a statement BIZ Cnief
Of the Bureau Of Entomology Howard
that $4,000 was practically sufficient
The big appropriation means that a
determined campaign can be made not
only TO keep down the pests but to alb.
solutely stamp them out forever. Large
sums can be devoted to the culture Of
parasites, and an army OF men can be
employed in Massachusetts, Maine and
New Hampshire to wage warfare against
the moths II Will give employment To
many more men and win enable highly
effective, if costly, measure to be adopt,
ed.