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The Washington times., 1908-12-28

and the Middle West" by J. A. Fairlie,
Of University OF Michigan.
"COnstitutional Changes in the New
England States since 1900,' by Allen
Johnson, OF BOwdoin College.
The Constitution of Oklahoma, by
Robert L. owen, United States Senator
from Oklahoma.
At 2:30 D. III. in Hotel jefferson:
Active Agencies in the Betterment Of
Municipal Administration VIII be the
topic Of the various papers by Milo r
Maltbie, Hon. Henry BTuere, J. Wells
Farley, and Hon. Clinton Rogers Wood
ruff; A round-table discussion on the
methods OF instruction IN municipal
government viii follow. and at p. M
there Will be a reception for ladies at
the Woman's Club.
At D. m
'rhe Increase Of Federal Influence
and Power in the United States VIII
be discussed by William A Anderson,
attorney general Of Virginia; Charles A.
Moore, OF Asheville, \. c., and r 2
Scott of TIE University of Wisconsin.
Last Sessions
The eighth and ninth sessions viii oc-
cur on Thursday in the Hotel Jefferson.
international Law" will be the theme
Of the papers submitted at the first
which will open 81 10 a. m. Arthur X.
huhr, OF New York. will discuss Aerial
Navigation in It's Relation 10 InteTna-
tional Law and Jesse :. Reeves, Of
Dartmouth College. win read a pgper
on The Law Of Nature IN Early Amer
lean Diplomacy.'
The report of the committee on in
strlHction IN American government in the
secondary schools, Will be read in the
evening. by ". A Schsper. Of the Uni
versity or Minnesota The meeting Will
close with a business session and a
smoker"
On January 1, at $50 a. m. an ex-
cursiOn Will leave the city for the Uni
versity OF Virginia, under the auspices
Of the association
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
MAN BITES OFF NOSE
OF WIFE IN A FIGHT
Pennsylvania Locked Up and His
Spouse Is Dying IN
Hospital.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. &.-Charged
with assauIting his wife, Carmine No
reno. a produce dealer, Of 112 Withers
street, Williamsburg, is locked up In the
Herbert street police station
Mrs Moreno was taken TO ST. Cath
crimes Hospital. where IL was said she
would probably die.
In a quarrel over money, the couple
made their way 20 the street. Moreno
during the fight bit his wife's nose on
Her screams attracted 4 large crowd.
and Moreno was being roughly handled
when Policeman McQuilisn arrested him.
Ambulance Surgeon O'keefe, OF St
GATHERINGS Hospital, who was sum-
money. SeWed on the woman's nose as
she Law in the street, and then rushed
her 20 the hospital
Moreno was later taken before MagiS-
trate O'Reilly and committed 20 fail
without bail 20 await the result OF his
wife'S injury
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
WEEKS IS BOOSTED
AS THE NAVY CHEF
Boston Hears Knox Ap-
proves Representative and
Will IndorSe Him.

BOSTON, Dec. 2s.-Bos:on business
men and Government officials ara al
ready earnestly indOrsing and advOcat-
ing the appointment Of Re preventative
John W. Weeks for the position OF Sec
rstary CT thu Navy.
The rurnor here that Senator Knox
will advocate MIR. Weeks for the Navy
portfolio. seems to have much truth be
hind il.
Among the Bostonians who have cx-
pressed their opinions OF Weeks Is
Judge Sotorrow, president OF the Boston
Merchants Association. ano rumOred
successor to President LIiot OF Harvard
College
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
GRAND ARMY MAY
ASSEMBLE HERE
Washington Can Have Next
Encampment of Civil
War Veterans.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Dec. 2S.-Salt Lake
City may not get the 1909 encampment OF
the Grand Army of rne Republic afte-
all, If the majority Of veterans have
their way about Il, the next encamp-
ment will be held in washington, d. c,
in spite of the fact that the Department
of the Potomac does not desire to take
the responsibility Of the next encamp-
ment or extend 10 the Grand Army an
Invitation 20 meet there the coming
year.
PittsburG and Cincinnati are also al
ter the encampment. This is the news
brought by Col and Mrs. J. Cory
Winans. who have Just returned from
Salt Lake City. Colonel WiranS, who
is chief of stan Of the National Grand
Army of the Republic. went to Salt
Lake 10 attend a conference OF the
executive cOmr,ittee Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic. while Mrs. Winans AT
tended a similar cOnfereUce Of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps.
The reason for the change Of front
on the part OF the executive board OF
the G. a. r, Is that the Western
Traffic Association, which met in Chi
cago last week. fatty refused 20 grant
a l-cent rate for the encampment. and
unless they are finally persuaded to give
this special rate, Il viii be impossible
to hold the encampment AT Salt Lake
City. The great mass OF c. A r vet
erans reside in the Eastern and middle
Western States, and TO make the en-
Campment a success il IS considered
an absolute necessity that the railroads
rate shall not exceed ! cent per mile.
Toledo. II will be remembered was
unable 10 obtain anything better than
a rate OF IL cents a mile, and the
only reason why this city was favored
by so large an attendance upon the en-
campment last summer. was because
the population North. South, and West
is far more dense than that OF Salt
Lake region
August 10 il. inclusive. have been
fixed as the dates Of the encampment
and following an official report Of the
Western Traffic Association, the ex-
ecutive committee Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic will select the next
meeting place
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
A Presentation From Old Ireland.

O'DOSSELLS PHARMACY has broken a.
records and has received the first shinulerr
o. Irish Liniuent ever maze 90 this section
OF the United states Irish LEuiueur Vas
prescribed by Dr. De COIrsey. VIII, 10 his
day. was the best known man in Ireland
where the name % the wonderful article vas
a household word II VIII CUus any casa
OF Eczema On top Cf earth and Fo- Rheu-ns-
uslD IN any form the results are beyond ex-
preston Il VIII bring the impurities % the
sur-dcs. which means certain cure. anI
which no other preparation vas ever z1ov-n
20 do Book Win every bottle tells q Srhs-
ailments tla- VIII surprise you
Go % ODOSNELLS PHARMACY Eet a
bottle % Irish Llniue1t and v5u VIII bless
TIE Gay you did IL.
cut rhlS article Out and keep II co- refer
encs.
Il Irish Linirneut VIII 1Oc co az - claim
ror it 80 back % o 'DONNELsLsS PEARNAET
and they VII give you % cents FOR The e-up-v
bottle On your honor as an American citizen
Elfty cents a. your Druggists or 50 cea-s
D END7eEs prepaid 20 yOu- home
GlLHOOLEf IRISH LISTHEST CO
$. Paul, linn- deI4e -
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
POLITICAL SCIENCE
MEN CONVENE TODAY
Scientific and Historical AS
SociationS Meet at the
Same lime.
SOME SESSIONS
IN RICHMOND
Prominent Students to Discuss
Topics of international
Import.

The first session of the nth annual
meeting OF the American Political
Science Association is being held today
i'm the yellow room OF the New Willard
Hotel. The meeting will continue with a
session tonight. and afternoon and even
ing sessions during the next three days.
j.. this city and at the Hotel Jefferson,
Richmond, Va.
The American Historical Science As
sociation, the Eibliographical Society Of
america, and the Mississippi Valley
Historical Association will hold meet
in6s at the same time and place,
Among Those Present
Among the men of prominence who
are taking part in the deliberations are
the Right Hon James Bryce, British
ambassador, and presIuent OF the Ameri-
can Political Science Association; Al
bert Bushnell Hart. of Harvard Uni
ycrsity. II. \. Garfield, Of Williams
College; Paul 5. Reinsch and James T.
Young. of the University of PennsyI-
vania; W ". Willoughby, of Johns
Hopkins University; Stephen LeacOck,
OC McGU University: +. J. GoOdnOw,
OF Columbia University; Henry James
Ford, OF Princeton University, and
George B. Adams, president Of the
American Historical Association
Papers in the regular sessions are
limited to twenty minutes, and each
speaker in the discussions to follow
viii be limited TO ten minutes.
The Increase OF Federal Influence
and Power in the United States" is the
subject to be discussed at this after
Doons session. Stephen LeacOck, OF
McGiU University, has prepared
paper en- The Limitations Of Federal
Government" and Henry Jones Ford,
or Princeton. on The Influence OF State
Politics in Expanding Federal Power"
Bryce to Speak.
At the session tonight, President
Bryce viii deliver the annual address,
saktna for his topic The Relations Of
Political Science to History and TO Prac-
tee
or and Mrs Bryce Will follow At the
The program for tomorrow. Wednes-
day, and Thursday IS as follows:
Tuesday. at 10 a. m, in the Hotel VIII
lard:
Subject. American Colonial Problems
as Revealed I'm the Light OF Ten Years
Experience in Porto Rico and the Philip
Ten Years Rule in Porto Rico" by
RICO.
Ten Years Rule I'm the Philippines" :"
b- James a. Leroy. Port Bayard, y. NJ.
n l2:l5 p. M luncheon at the New
Willard
At p m special train to Richmond
for thc evening session.
The .Cint meeting with the American
Historical Society will he held at p.
M i'm lie convention hall OF the Hotel
jefferson. Richmond George b. Adams,
president Of the society, will deliver the
~ IUal address on History and the
Ihilosophy Of History" and the meet
iu- will be followed by a reception in
tHc hotel parlorS.
Meet in Richmond
Wednesday. at 1890 a. m. in Hotel
jefferson: Subject.
Recent State Constitutional Develop
neutS.'
Some Recent Tendencies in State
Constitutional Development" by W. F.
DOdd. of Johns Hopkins University.
Constitutional Revision in Michigan
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
MAD DOGS AMUCK.

MONOCACY, Pa, Dec. 2s.-ThTee
mad dogs raised all the excitement
the residents OF this town desired on
Christmas. They bit a dog OF Samuel
Livingood. which later attacked him,
but he freed himself from its fangs.
Cows OF z. ?. Miller were bitten by
another dog. Harry HemiE finally
succeeded IN shooting two Of the dogs.
Twenty-Five dogs were bitten during
the day.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
SYSTEM IN ENGLAND
DlSGUSTS TURFMAN
A. H. Harris Entries Handicapped
So Heavily That They Were
Out of the Running.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-ThoroushIy
disguised with the English system OF
horse racing as conducted In Jamaica,
\. II. Harris, who sailed for there sew
eraI months ago with two OF his
thoroughbred. Mariouche and Dainty
Duchess. returned to this city today on
the United Fruit liner Admiral SchIey
Aftet defeating everyth ing on the
island and winning ever stake In
which his horses were entered. Harris
was forced 10 handicap his horses in
such a manner that tC win against the
field Of English entries would be al ut
ter impOssibIity.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
The Vital Records.
Births.


Rozier NJ. and Laura @. Burroughs, girl
Claude II. and Ruth X. Greenawald,
Eill
oscar and Marie NJ. Poor, boy
George r and Alva Phoenix. girl
Archie +. and Nina Jennie Lightfoot,
boy.
John IL and Emma Ford, girl.
William II. and Gertrude Neal, girl.
Frank and Esther Langson, boy.
George F. 4. and Wilnilmia StUtZ, boy.
Harold i. and Tillie II. Johnson. boy.
Henry n. and Catherine Riggs, girl
Claude ID. and Sarah J. Nelson, boy
Leo and Grace Diegelmann, boy.
John y. and Lillian NJ. O'Neil. boy
John and Francis Douglass, boy.
Charles and Lottie Johnson, girl.
Henry and Mary Butler. girl.
William and Phinissine Williams, girl
Richard J. and Mary s. Stewart, girl
Paul V. and Marion keyser, girl.
Albert G. and Helen Gedney, boy.
Bonnie and Mary Pendleton, girl.
Henry and Mary COram, boy.
Mitchell and Fannie Hunt, boy
James T. and Della ONeill. girl.
Walter r. and Olive d. Green, girl.
Thomas and Amazie Cleveland, girl.
William, jr., and Allie ROthwell, boy
Ernest and Sarah J. Baylor, girl.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
DYNAMITE m MAIL.

EATON Ohio. Dec. S.-Jacob L.
Meats. a prominent farmer. residing
In Twin township. has received A dyna-
mite bomb through the postodice at
West Alexandria
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
JACKSON IMPROVING.

ALBANY. Dec. 2S.-The condition OF
Attorney General William s Jackson,
who is il' at the Albany Hospital with
typhoid fever, vas reported as i'm
proved
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
Deaths.

Jane H Johnston, 81 years, 1926 Jack
son street northeast
Frederick FafelfingeT, a years, 1907
Fourth street northwest
Charles Allen, 3 years, Grant place
northwest.
Edward n. Richards. 80 years. 45 D
street southeast
Elizabeth Bredekamp, IS years, S0S
FoUr-and-a-half street southwest.
Edward Devlin, IS years, 404 PSiNth
street northwest
George Saussar, 6S years. Emergency
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
JENNIE BEAUDETTE
RAPIDLY IMPROVING
Henry Smoot, Well-Known
Alexandrian, Dies at Home
of His Brother.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. DEC. 8.


The condition Of Jennie W. Beaudette,
the girl who was shot by Lawrence w
Peters before he committed suicide, is
better this morning and Dr. +. A. Cor
man. the attending physician. will
probe for the bullet this afternoon
Miss Beaudette IS still at the home OF
Mrs. POsey. on South Lee street. where
she was taken after the shooting.
Nothing has been done with regard
to locating the relatives Of Peters. his
remains still being at the undertaking
establishment OF W. II. Demaine & Son.
Chief Of Police Goods stated this morn
ing that he was Of the opinion that the
finding Of the relatives OF Peters was
not the duty Of the police department,
but that OF the undertaken.
Henry Smant, a prominent AIexan-
/ driaa, died at the home OF his brother
William & SmOOt. S04 Prince street
about O'Clock this morning Mr..
; Smoot had been making his home at
Sperryville for many months but, being
! taken III, was removed 20 his brother S
I home few weeks ago. He was fifty
( Two years OF age and was engaged IN
the tannery business He vas the son
OF John z. SmoOt No arrangements
have been made for his funeral.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
| last evening the Rev. Joseph P Sewer
| delivered an interesting sermon on
! Christ IN the State and City Govern
/ ment."
| Forgotten Faults" was the SU oject 90
| an instructive sermon delivered at the
< First Baptist Church BY the Rev. W.
! F. Watson. the pastor. last evening.
/ The slL=nnae OF ST. Mary's Academy
| VIII hold a progressive eUChre party IN
/ the han OF the Academy building, TO-
/ morrow evening.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

The alI-=anae OF St Mary's Academy
VIII hold a progressive euChre party IN
the han OF the Academy building TO-
morrow evening.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

At the Second Presbyterian Church
last evening the Rev. Joseph P Sewer
delivered an interesting sermon on
Christ IN the State and City Govern
ment"
The Washington times., 1908-12-28

Forgotten Faults" was the subject o.
an instructive sermon delivered at the
First Baptist Church BY the Rev W.
T. Watson. the pastor. last evening.
The Washington times., 1908-12-28
Meet in Richmond.

Wednesday. at 1890 a m. in Hotel
jefferson. Subject.
meutS.'
Some Recent Tendencies in State
Constitutional Development" by w. F.
DOdd. of Johns Hopkins University.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-17
STOPS TRAIN TO
RESCUE TEACHER

Scotland. S. D. Jan. 3-The gallantry Of
IN engineer and members Of a train crew
Of a passenger train on the Milwaukee
railroad resulted in the rescue OF a pretty
schoolma'am from a curious p~redicament.
The incident occurred at Taylor, a new
town about midway between Scotland and
Trip.
The young woman was hVrryinG to
catch the early passenger which passes
through Kaylor, and in order to reach the
depot she had 10 crawl through a barb
wire fence. She started 10 crawl through
the fence just as the passenger train was
rapidly approaching. Her skirts, however.
became ]entangled in the wire, and the
more she struggled the tighter grew the
clasp Of the fence upon her.
The engineer saw her predicament and
promptly applied the alr-brake so some
one could so to her rescue. The rescuers
were the conductor and the members OF
his crew, and after some little time they
succeeded in separating the clothing Of
the young woman from the sharp barbs
on the wire.
During this time the young woman was
blushing furiously, and naturally she did
not volunteer 10 give her name and the
engineer and others who had gone TO her
rescue were too gallant to ask it.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-17
MUNSON is CANDIDATE
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE

Pierre, S. D., Jan. 9.-The Free Press
says il is authorized TO announce the
candidacy of l.. A. Munson, of this city,
for secretary of state and that a formal
announcement will be published soon.
The report of the state treasurer for
the last day of December shows a re-
duction in the bank balances caused
by the payment of warrants called in
in December. The general fund was
down to SIS, 544.19. The permanent
school fund showed $21, 47S.92. but most
of this has been sent out since that
date, cutting that fund to practically
nothing. h capital building fund
started the new yea with $l72, 614.8l.
Mayor Albright has selected four men
who, with himself, will make the dele
CATION from this city at the Sioux City
Missouri river convention, the list be-
ing G. II. Anderson, b. A. Cummins, T.
II. Ayres and j. 3. Binder.
A meeting of the state board of par
Ions has been called for the 18th.
Governor Crawford has appointed as
additional delegates to the dry farm
ing congress at Salt Lake City. Peter
Miller, Of Belle Fourche. and Hans
Grimsho, Of Vale.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-17
LOSES S2l5 OUT OF
YEARS PAY, TO WIFE

Elk Point, S. D., Jan. Because he
told employees in the courthouse that
he gives his wife all the 81 bills he gets.
Game Warden James Halliday, well
known to Sioux city hunters and fish4
ers, will probably lose an even S21G
out of his years salary, 10 his better
half.
Several months ago, While visiting
here, the warden. who lives in Nc
Cook. informed some the county Of
ficials about the 81 bill transaction. Or
d~inarily this is a safe proposition to
make ones wife as there are not many
81 bills in circulation in this part of the
country. Mr.. Halliday draws his an
nual salary the last day Of the year and
he made a grave mistake when he told
the boys about the bills.
They informed County Treasurer
Weber and since hen Weber has
been saving and collecting dollar bills.
In paying the game warden his annual
ssalary, he gave him 2l5 dollar bills, ali
that he had been able to collect.
Sheriff Sherman then called Mrs. Hal
liday to phone and told her Treasurer
Weber had just given her husband a
few dollar bills and to be in readiness
to receive them when he came nome.
The warden Is well known to Sioux
City hunters
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-17
SAVAGE AGREES TO
COMPLY WITH LAW

Sioux Falls, S. D., Jan. LII the 'eo-
eral court the case of Marion w. Say
age. trading as the international STOCK
Food VS.. A.. II. Wheaton, food
and dairy commissioner Of the state OF
South Dakota, was dismissed on Il sup
ulation between the parties. without
cost and without prejudice.
The decision was practically IN iaNoi
of the food and dairy commissioner.
The action was brought by the IN
ternational Stock Food company IN Au-
gust of last year. TO restrain the COM
missioner from enforcing the law Oh
1907. relating to the placing upon the
stock food. manufactured by the inter
national Of labels WHICH
would show the ingredients of the stock
Eood.
An application for a temporary re-
.straining order was made before Judge
Garland last November. He declined to
issue the order and upheld the consti-
~tutionality Of the law.
A demurrer to the bill OF complaint
was then inteTposed. but there were
mo arguments upon this demurrer, be-
cause a former decision OF the court
practically settled the question involved
unless an appeal was taken from that
Iorder.
The International Stock Food COM
pany is now complying with the law
and a dismissal of the action was en-
tered upon stipulation.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-17
SOUTH DAKOTA HAS
PRIZE CALF STORY

Chamberlain, S. D., Jan. S.-A calf
which has a habit of nibbling off
horses tails was the innocent aus of
a unique suit which has just been dis
posed of in a justice court in Gregory
county.
The calf belongs to n rancher named
Kruger, and a homesteader named
Swartz who objected to having his
horses tails locked off by the lively
little animal, has been annoyed by it.
Complaints had no effect. and so, as a
last resort, Swartz seized the offending
calf and made it a prisoner.
Kruger then commenced an action
for the of the animal. The
case came on for hearing before a from
tier justice named suffer. Ranchers
from miles around gathered to watch
the legal battle and its outcome. The
evidence submitted by Swartz showed
that the calf had chewed the tails from
tive of his horses.
The justice decided the case in favor
of Kruger and taxed the costs,
amounting to 81 .S5, to Swartz. The
decision of the justice was based upon
apparently good grounds, as the free
range law is in effect in the western
half of South Dakota, including Greg
Dry county. the calf, the justice con
tended. had a perfect right to run at
large and chew off as many horses tails
as II wished.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-17
LANDERS LOSES APPEAL
TO THE SUPREME COURT

Pierre, S. d. Jan. 10.-Opinions We're
handed down in the supreme court yes
terday in the following cases by Fuller:
Geo. w. ingalls, VS.. Christopherson &
Medin, Minnehaha county, affirmed;
Ferdinand A. Hallett VS.. Peter Agger-
gard, Yankton county, affirmed: state,
defendant in error, VS.. II. II. Landers.
plaintiff In error, affirmed: Landers is
serving a life sentence for the murder
of an unidentified man and is refused q
new trial; Olive Mosteller VS.. JAS. Hol-
bern, Hughes county. affirmed.
by Olson: Henry j. Lawrence and
Sully county VS.. A. Ewart and G.. b.
Ingham, Sully county, affirmed; Enoch
Stott VS.. III. S. Chamberlain, Day u
ty, reversed; state VS.. John Ham.
Charles Mix county. reversed: Ham
was sentenced for cattle rustling n
receives q new trial.
BY Haney: State VS.. Nj. ID. Wilson,
Gregory county. reversed: state VS..
Herman T.. McVay. Dawson county. af-
irmed: McVay Is a life prisoner for
murder and IS denied n new trial.
At noon yesterday Judge Haney took
the position of presiding judge Tor two
years. Justice Fuller retiring from that
position.