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The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

L : Dr--- of A-5cal--re. Weather B--5aa
Washington. Saturday. aug. p Iss-s g. II
Since Frilay night --9-e have been showers N he
Atlantic AID Gulf states. the Cpper Ohio and Lover
Nissouri valleys. the Northern Urfe- Lake re-ier
tie Lover Arkansas VALLEY tle Rocky Mountain e
gi1u. and the CzrTma Southwest In -he Lover
Lake and southern Uuqsr Lake region. the N5r-h-
west aad the extreme Wes- Jae weather was -zu-
srlIy fair
Ielnparatrrzs are below the seasonal are-7-= m
the Plains States The central valleys and The rr1-
er portion q -le Lake region Frost occ1-reI SAT
u-1ar morning IN North Dakota It Is warner il the
Atlantic states and the extreme Northwest and
ge1s-n i c1o-er IN The Plc.3c States
showers VII clu-iuge Sunday and r-1Iablv Non
DAY II the South Atlantic and Gulf States the
Roczy Nc-l1tain region ard the extreme SC1th-1s--
elsewhere -ls weather VIII BE- senerally far Suudav
and NTun6zr.
Lover Lake 7CTi0u. southern New EuEIand. and
lie Middle Atlantic States and warner II The
Northwest, lie Niis=--l and UTper Nissssirli val
1eys. and tie Central Plains States. II VIII be
warmer Monday il the Ohio Valley The Up1er Lake
U1d hes-s-n Lover Lake r5zl1u-
The winds along the Nes England coast win Be
hEht % fresh southwest % northwest. on the Md
de Atlantic c1ast Light 20 fresh vest 70 northwest
O. The South atlantic c0as- lE1r % fresh and most
L s----LweS-s-ly- ca the East G-ls c1ast light %
fresh southwest % south; on the Wesr Gulf cras-
hight 70 fresh s1rrlerly- or the Lower Lakes light
. -res1 -2tlsFeste-y. and the Upper Lakes hight
Wesc 70 northwest. becoming variable.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
BAR BETTING OFFICIALS.
New York Tennis Tournament Sec
rotary Replaces sporty Judge.

Newport. R. I. Aug. 2-Enforced aban-
comment Of competitions in the national
lawn tennis championship tournament to-
day because Of the rain Afforded the com
rnit1ee opportunity 10 straighten Up the
lapse of conditions and the Iinesmen
problem
T. Hoskins. secretary Of the national
association with Frederick B. Alexander
as his lieutenant. applied themselves to
revising the list Of those ready TO serve
as officials for the finals.
While this was being done il came out
that the real difficulty was that there
was SO much general betting upon the
outcome Of the contests aud tournament
that to find officials who had not finan-
ciaI interest in the outcome was like
hunting for needles in haystacks-
Hence the men who were qualified to
take the chairs refrained from so doing.
and matches, therefore. went without off,
cials Assurances. however. were spread
among the players that officials will be
on hand for all Of the remaining matches
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
M'KINLAY TO STUMP EAST
California Representative Says
Taft's Election VIII Help.
Declares II viii Mean Wider Mar
ketS on the Pacific Coast and
Elsewhere ia the Union

Chicago. aug. z2-The need OF William
Il. Tafts election as President. that the
markets OF the Orient may be opened
more widely TO the products Of the United
states. is The message from the Pacific
Coast states 10 those OF the Atlantic
which Chairman Frank Hitchcock and
other Republican leaders believe viii
swing Vermont and Maine for Taft in
their early elections and nave great
weight IN bringing the other Eastern
States into the Republican column IN No
vembe-.
Representative D. r NICkinlay, Of Cali
rornia. IS the messenger He has been
sent for bv Chairman Hitchcock 90 carry
the gospel Of expansion into Vermont
and he was al the national headquarters
for a few hours to-day. prior 90 taking q
train for New York CITY He VIII call al
the New York headquarters tomorrow
afternoon and VIII meet M Hitchcock
in Boston on Monday
lIr NcKinIay advocated the abolition
or all tariffs between the United States
and the Philippine Islands, and the estab-
IiSEuenr OF new steamship lines 10 carry
TIE commerce Of the country across the
Pacific He Will speak 20 the Fasteners
OF Mr.. Taft-s WORK IS a diplomat and Of
his record as a constructive statesman.
M NcEi-Iav accompanied TIE former
Wa Secretary on his trip through the
Orient and is well advised
Mr.. Taft's handling Of the Oriental
labor question without sDbrOiIiug this
country has won the affection Of the
coast states. M McKinlay continued.
and M Bryan can look for little sup
port there California viii give Taft a
plurality Of not less than 5aooo-'
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
DENOUNCE BRYAN B0SSIsM. :"
Senator smith and Presidents Son
in-Iaw Talk at Picnic.

in-Iavv Talk at Picnic.
Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. Fifty thou
sand people attended the picnic OF the
League Of Republican Club Of Cuyahoga
County at Luna Park to-day Senator
William Alden Smith and Representative
Nicholas Longworth were the principal
speakers
They arrived Friday evening and spent
the night al the Union Club. Mrs Alice
Roosevelt Longworth did not accompany
her husband here.
Senator Smith. the principal speaker.
said:
I don't think much Of Bryan's policies
They don't seem original Even though
he should be elected President. his hands
viii be tied by a Republican Senate
Taft viii surely carry Ohio, and viii
make clean sweep Of all the doubtful
States
Representative Longworth said: ~ met
many Democrats from the East IL the
park and went over the situation 5lOr-
oUghly with them
A--SN o'ia See-4- ~ oS 4--eS-l ---- -A- 'SS--
with Bryan In fact. the best they could
say OF him would be unprinta5le in a
newspaper I believe Taft viii have no
difficulty in winning easily
Confidence in the Republican party is
strong. and the Westerners viii back him
10 @ unit.
7 attended both conventions. and that
al Denver was the most bOss-ridden meet
ing I have ever seen Bryan ran II by
ong-distance telephone from Lincoln. and
the delegates were mere fgu-e-heads-
There Is absolutely no question but that
Bryan viii again be defeated"
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Had Complete control.
MAGOON TO VISIT TAFT.
Cuba's Governor Will Spend To-day
with the Candidate.

Charles E Magoon, provisional gov
ernor Of Cuba, left Washington last
night for Hot Springs. Va. to spend the
weekend as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Taft
Gov. 8Iagoon had a conference al the
War Department yesterday with Secre-
tary Of Var Luke Z. Wright At its con
clus.on it was announced the Cuban po-
IrcaI Situation was discussed in gen
eraI way and that no decision had been
reached
Gov Lag00n Will return 10 Washington
from Hot Springs tomorrow The fol-
lowing day he VIII visit President ROose-
welt at Oyster Bay-
After his visit 10 Sycamore HlI. II is
expected several important announce
nenJs regarding the coming Presidential
election in Cuba viii be made. He ex-
poets 70 return 10 Havana about Septem-
Der /
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
HOME TOWN DOWNS KNAPP.
Defeated for Delegate to Clinton
County Convention.

PlattsbUrg. y Y Aug 22-Senator
Knapp. who voted against the race track
bills was to-day defeated by a vote Of
over two 70 one for election as a delegate
from his town 10 the Clinton County Re
publican convention For the first time
81 a number Of years he viii not have
seat IN the CONVENTION The organization
under the leadership Of State Committee
man John F O-Brien. was successful in
every town
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
CONGRATULATE BEVERIDGE.

Boston. Aug. Z2-TeIegrams Of coneratu-
lations have begun TO arrive at the sum
uer home Of Senator and Mrs. Albert
] Beveridge. at Smithpoint, Manchester
by-the-Sea. over the birth Of their first
child. a healthy ten-pound boy. which
arrived Friday. Senator Beverage and
his wife came TO Manchester-by-the-Se
more than a month ago, accompanied by
Mrs. Beveridge's mother.
The Rockwell cottage. on Smithpoint.
was selected for the summer because of
the old associations OF the Eddy family.
Mrs Beveridge's folks. with it. II was
in the same house where the Beveridge
baby was born yesterday that Mrs. Eddy
passed many Of her girIhOOd summers
The first Mrs. Beveridge died eight years
ago.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
SENATOR ALDRICH SATISFIED.
Pleased with Results of Monetary
Conferences in London

London. Aug 2-The American none
tary commission dispersed to-day
Tt has been most satisfactory" said
Senator Aldrich. we have obtained all
the information We wanted. and every
BODY has been most kind"
Most OF the members left for home to
day NIessrs. Aldrich. Smoot, Burton.
Baker. and Moore left by the St Paul
Senator Hale leaves by the Mauretania-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
HITCHCOCK NAMES
ADVICE COMMITTEE
Taft'S Brother One of Nine
from Various States.
REAL DUTY TO RAISE FUNDS
National Chairman Recently Told
President Something Must Be
a subcommittee Representing All
states Is Yet to Be Appointed.

New York Aug. Before Chairman
Frank H Hitchcock. OF the Republican
National Committee. left town to-day for
the conferences ne Is 10 hold in Boston
and Portland next week with the leaders
OF the New England States. he announced
the makeup OF the advisory committee OF
nine. The committee comprises Richard
a. Bauinger. Of Washington; Cornelius y
Bliss. New York; Powell Clayton. Arzan-
sas; ". Murray Crane. Massachusetts.
William Nelson Cromwell New York.
John HAYS Hammond. Massachusetts.
Franklin Murphy. New Jersey: Charles
P. Taft Ohio. and Arthur I. Vorys. Ohio.
Elmer Dover. who until week ago was
secretary Of the Republican National
Committee. was named as the secretary
Of the advisory committee ct a similar
salary 10 that which he got as the secre-
Jary OF the national body.
Although the OstensIble purpose Of the
appointment Of the committee is 10 assist
Mr. Hitchcock IL running the national
campaign. the real work OF the committee
VIII be devoted 10 raising funds. So far
very IltIe money has been received by
The national committee II fact the con
IrIbutions which have come in up To this
time have not been sufficient 70 pay the
expenses Of the headquarters IN this city
and in Chicago.
Warning OF President
When M Hitchcock and James :
Sherman were al Oyster Bay on Thurs
day they told the President that unless
something was done quickly the Repu0-
lican campaign would suffer for want Of
money Before NIr. Hitchcock went 70
Oyster Bay he had decided 10 appoint a
fat-fryiIS committee Of nine. but as a
result Of The talk ne and 1Ir. Sherman
had with President Roosevelt on the
financial outlook. Il vas determined on
The advice OF the President 10 set to
gether another committee. which should
comprise q reQresentative from every
state Of rEe Union
THIS supplementary committee viii work
under The direction Of the advisOry. com
uittee a1d viii be charged with the rais-
iuE Of funds iE -le various States. The
advisory committee VIII have its head
quarters in The Metropolitan Building. on
tle floor above that now occupied by The
national committee The quarters VIII be
opened on Monday. with AIr- Dover il
charge and the work Of sending out
solicitations for money VIII be begun
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
MUST NOT BLOW WHISTLE.
Judicial order Prevents Factor,
Noise in New York.

New York. Aug. 22-Vice Chancellor
Howell at Newark to-day made an order
restraining the firm OF August Fink *
Co. from blowing the factory whistle.
Adolph G. Fink. a member Of the hrnl
in answer TO a question from the wee
chancellor. said:
We coald readily enough do away with
the whistle. but we run a union estab-
ushment. and the union stipulates that
a whistle must be blown at starting and
cutting time. II we can get permission
from the union. We shall be glad 10 stop
using the whistle
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
BURTON LOSES FIGHT
Drops Ont in the Delaware
Republican Primaries.
DEFEATED IN HOME DISTRICT
Simon = PennewiII. Former State
Senator. Nominated for Governor,
l. the Youngest Candidate Ever
SeIected-OrEanizati Ticket Vic
toriOus Throughout the State

Dover. Del. Aus. @-CompIete returns
from the Republican primary election
throughout the state indicate tonight
that the Republican organization has car
RED the elections with remarkable -egu-
Iarity and that only in two districts II
Kent and th-ee IL Sussex WI there be
any. contests against tae organization pro-
sraIlne cn Tuesday OF Pennew.u Tor
governor and Head FOX Congress.
Burton l. Defeated.
The organization ticket. led by Charles
Fl MauE was Victorious over Representa-
tive Burtor's ticket II Burton own home
district OF Leves, the Tenth assembly dis
rrict Of SUSSEX. This, II is conceded. viii
greatly cripplz Burton's chances 5o- a
third term ia Congress. II not altogether
eliminate him
Nauu-s plurality over Burton is q
Tie organization suffered defeat in one
Of PeunewiITs home districts AL interest
cenJered in the fight in PeanewfTs own
assembly district. and particularly the
voting place al Bridgeviue- Here Peure-
Wills ticket won hy vote Of 30. against
a vote Of If3 fo- the opposition. led by
Col Harry E5veu- PennewiII's delegates
are Harry l. Cannon. Jabez Wiley. and
Charles Il. Kinder.
Had Complete Control
The defeated anti-orgalization ticket
contained the names Of W. Todd J. Z
Layton. and Thomas AXE Not more than
fifty voters cast ballot in all Dover. the
organization had such couuIere SWAY
Solid delegations were elected for Frank
Han Davis. for attorney general as well
as Peznewiu and Health simon : Pen
newiTl the former State senator. who has
carried tie State for governor. viii be
the youngest nominee ever selected VIII
lam n Head. the Republican nominee
for Congress, was recently postmaster Of
Wilmington.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
STANDING FoRGETS A DATE.
actor Cables that Hes Coming Home
from London,

New York. Aug The managers Of
Guy Standing. the actor. received to-day
a cable dispatch from him dated London.
standing cabled that he had seen sc-
counts IN the London papers Of his dis
appearance. and that that was the first
he recalled anything Of his engagement
here.
He VII return 20 New York immediate
Iy. Standing has the principal part in
The Right Of Way which Is rehears-
ing here.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Local Temperature.

Midnight, q. a n. 20; a. T. u; 6 a. n. =:
a. n. =; 10 a. H.. ,; p noon. IS: D n so
: ? n. - ? n e; p II. 50. % ?. n, 7s
Maximum, $, uiulI1u c.
he-lJITe hI1lldl-y-s g. n. g. = II. s. Rain
faE Is D. r. 10 p H.. rrace Eours uf sg-ns15ns.
81 PEI cent q p1ssi5ic sunshine 100
Tsmperzture sane date lsst year-9Iaxi11uul. ,;
minimum ..
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Three fights OF six minutes each were
made in the Baldwin dlrig-5le 1y LieE5s.
Laam. F0u.ois. and SelCrdse az Fort
lIyer yesterday. Capt BaIdUin.s pupils
have become So proficient and skI.ful
at handling Els balloon that he found
but little 20 do yesterday. except look on
ia admiration and applaud
The balloon. while -a charge of Lieut.
FouIJis. al The engine. and Lieut. Lahm
at The rad5er. SCARED probably 81 feet
or che FIRST Trip. and was steered past
the parade grounds. Lieut. Llhm steer
cd the d.r-ElaIe SO as 70 describe the hg-
IRE eight In u-da5r. and experienced no
difficulty ia making sharp turns while
the Cu-tiss motor was pulling the giant
gas bag az rate OF about Gtteeu or
sixteen miles an hour
Instructor Baldwin said lass l-z5-- -Ea-
the t1ree officers had d llgrJ-sE kuOwl-
edge Of the balloon and lis workings. and
all tlar Is necessary now IS for them 20
continue pracJc.ls and become perfect
To BE Laid Away.
Capt Baldwin expects 20 close his
school OF ae-ouaU-caI instruction by
Wednesday 0C This week. After the trial
flights by Tire officers. Ja5 a--Elhle VIII
be debated and folded up -o- POSSIBLE
future use IN war.
The inventor Of che ElLGw4- f.-- me
probably VIII ger q check for the dl-lgibie
within the present week. According TO
the figures OF the aeronautical board cf
test Of the Signal Corps Capt Bald
wins machine developed only s. Per cent
Gf the speed necessary 90 make the pIr-
chase price $500. A. matters stand De IS
entitled under the ruling OF the board 20
only S5.-31 for The Giriglble. This would
be the price for q dlr-gil-e which Cevel-
opsd q speed OF only nineteen miles Capt
BaIdWiE's balloon showed g speed Of
1881 miles an hour. but ir the speciica-
tons Of the War Department no pro
vision was made for credit for fractional
parts of miles
Capt Baldwin fn Favor
Il is understood thar the board is very
favorabIy inclined toward Capt. Baldwin,
and has put 1t Up TO the Comptroller OF
/ the Treasury 10 decide whether he should
receive paw for the slNty-0ne uue-cuu-
dredths OF a mile. II Capt. Baldwin is
paid for the fractional part Of the twel-
tieth he VIII be more than SIGl8 richer
( as each mile his machine made over SIX
I teen miles al hour vas worth $3.50 to
1 him
Capt Baldwin viii start out on tour
T Of the country giving exhibition Gi-ship
fights after leaving Washington At lhe
/ close Of his tour he VIII begin work on
( the dirsiiles to be used 0u the aerial
Z passenger line TO be established between
1 Boston and New York by Millionaire Gid
3 Ta-r
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
RHINOCK RENOMINATED.
Kentucky Democrats Favor Him for
Congress.

Congress.
Cincinnati ONO. Aug 2-Representa-
tive joseph L RhinCck was to-day re-
nominated for the third time by primary
vote bv The Democrats Of the sixth Con
gressionaI district Of Kentucky. em5rac-
ing eight counties.
Representatire REinock. whose home
is in C0vtugcou. had five competitors. and
the latest returns tonight tn5icaJe thar
he led 5nen al by about so votes.
Representat5ve REi10c6 Is president OF
the Latonia Jocke- Club, and is largely
interested IN theatrical ventures in this
and other cities Tie nomination is
equivalent 70 election.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
RAILROAD WORKERS
ARE FOR MR. BRYAN
Nebraska UniOniStS SerVeNO-
tice to Republicans.
WANT TO NAME STATE SLATE
Officers Claim They
Have 22,OOO Voters 10 Place in
Make Threats 40 Place These for
Him Unless square Deal Is Given

Lincoln. Nebr.. Aug. 25-More grief
came 10 the State Republican managers
to-day when notice was indirectly served
that unless the Railway Employees As
sociation slate for State officers IS ac-
cepted Dy the party voters the state VIII
be turned over 10 Bryan, If the votes Of
members can do il.
The association officers claim they have
=. 90 men who work fo- or are affiliated
with railroad corporations who have de
cided the railroad batting IN Nebraska
must stop They say there shall be no
further reduction in rates and that the
railroad shall be permitted 20 run their
business without a lot Of red tape on
the part Of the State. and without un-
necessary interference They have mark
ed Railroad COMMISSIONS Williams. who
is a candidate FOR reelection. for sIaugh-
Ter because he has led in the fight for
lower rates.
Select Their Candidates.
A fun list Of recommendation as 10
candidates including every State Office
down TO state senator's was made public
to-day These candidates must run The
ganJlet Of the primaries on September I.
and politicians generally accept the action
Of the employees association as a direct
challenge 10 the farmers. who are most
rampant lower rates advocates. 10 fight
IL out
Democratic national headquarters al
Chicago next week VIII be In charge OF
Vice Chairman P L Han, Of Lincoln.
while Chairman Mack is in the East
Both men VIII attend the notification Of
Vice Presidential Nominee Kern at In
d-auapC-.s on Tuesday From there Mack
viii 20 70 New York foT q general sur
vev Of the situation n that State and
New ElEIaud-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Tide Table.

To-day-High tide. 5.24 a. H. and SIS 2. n; Ioz
tide. 12-12 a. H.
To-mo1ruw-Hisa tide. 6-l2 a n and So P. II
10w rije. I229 a. n and / p. n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Condtion of the water.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
HSzpers FsrTy. " Va Avg 22-Potouse slightly
Ezuddy sad Shenandoah VeTy muddy.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

While you think Of It, telephone your
Want Ad- 70 The Washington Herald
and bill viii be sent you at cent word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Temperatures in other Cities.

Temperatures n other cities. together with the
amount q -lIufal for the twelve hours ended al
>. H.. yesterday. are as fellows.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
AMERICAN WOMAN GOOD SHOT

Drives OF Attacking Bandits with
Her Trusty Revolver
Mexico City. Aug 2-H- L Bisonhart.
an American mining man. accompanied
by his wife. was travelling along a 2Iexi-
can road near ToIuca a couple of days
ago when he was attacked by bandits
Mrs. Bisouhart drew a pistol and drOve
of the brigauds-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
CONQUER IN 4 WEEK
Army Officers Win Praise
of Capt. Baldwin.
THREE FLIGHTS ARE PERFECT

Big DiriEiBIe Bought by Govern
ment VIII Be Folded Up for Fu-
ture Wars and Inventor VIII De-
part with Good VIII Of Uncle sam,
After series OF Denominations.
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