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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-06-18
Bryan Has Enough Votes to Nominate
Nebraskan Has 668 Delegates Out Of 1902
or the Two Thirds Necessary to
Choice.

The New York ZribHne of last
Sunday summarizes the Democrat
ic situation as follows:
Seventy delegates to the Demo
cratic National Convention have
been chosen since the 7i7buae'S last
table OF delegates-elect appeared on
June 7. Full delegations were elect
ed last week from Oregon, New
Mexico, Kentucky, Virginia and
Utah. All seventy delegates were
instructed for Bryan, who now has
two-thirds majority.
The call for the National Con-
vention fixed its membership at
1902, the Philippines being exclud-
ed from representation. Six Phil
ippine delegates have been chosen,
however, and will apply for admis-
sion. Of the S7S delegates so far
elected, COS are instructed Tor Mr..
Bryan, or committed to his support,
by resolutions of preference or pub
lie announcement. Twenty-Five are
for Johnson, II are for Gray and
III are uncommitted. Mr.. Bryan
has the support of 76 per cent. of
the delegates SO far elected.
The distribution by States, terri
tories and dependencies among the
various candidates of the S7S dele
gates so far elected is shown in the
fo11o1v;pu toh1a.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-06-18

James Scarlet Esq, of Danville,
delegate at large to the Republican
National Convention at Chicago,
was selected to make the speech
seconding the nomination of Sena-
tor Knox for President.
Of course it was a good one. By
the ability which he has displayed
in the capitol graft cases, Mr..
Scarlet has sprung into national
prominence.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-06-18
State Paying School Finds.

Last week the State began pay
ment of the largest annual school
appropriation made by any COM
monwealth in the United States,
and within the next six mouths no
less than s., 500, 900 will be paid
out of the state treasury for educa-
ton.
This is over s., 900 600 in excess
of what is paid by New York, and
far ahead of Massachusetts, Texas
and other states where large educa-
lional appropriations are made. 1t
is one half of SIS, 1000, 900 school
appropriation made by the last leg
islature and urged by Governor
Stuart in his inaugural address,
being carried to fruition by the eff
forts of State Treasurer John o
Sheath, then chairman of the ap-
preparation committee of the House.
Mr.. Sheath will make the pay
ments as fast as the warrants are
sent TO him by Superintendent of
Public Instruction N. c. Schacffer.
DR.. Schaeffer makes up the war
rants from reports made by local
districts. These districts receive
the money for reimbursement Of
what they paid during the yeal
ending June /, and must certify
that they paid the minimum sala
ries of Gao and $sc.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-06-18
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1908.
Democratic County Ticket.

FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-,
JOHN G.. MCHENY,
of Benton.
FOR MEMBER OF LEGISLATURE,
VIM. T. GREASY,
of Catawissa,
FOR PROTHONOTARY,
FREEZE QUICK,
of Bloomsbury.
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER,
FRANK w. MILLER,
OF Bloomsbury.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
CHRISTIAN A. SMALL,
of Bloomsbury.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
JOHN MOUREY,
or Roaring SreeK OWnSnlp.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CHARLES l.. POHE,
of Catawissa.
JERRY A. HESS,
of Bloomsbury.
FOR COUNTY AUDITORS,
CLYDE L. HIRLEMAN,
of Benton Borough,
(Second Term.
HARRY GREASY,
Of Blooms ourg.
(Second Term
mn nDnGnnn mr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-06-18
THE COLUMBIAN.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT,

ESTABLISHED 1887. CONSOLIDATED 1869
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
A. Bloomsburg. the County Seat of
Columbia County Pennsylvania.
GEO. +. ELWELL. EDITOR.
GEO. c. ROAM, FOREMAN.
TERM lnside { the county ST.oo year
10 advance; Si.5oif not paid in advance.
Outside thecounty, SI.25a year, strictly in
advance.
All communications should be addressed
THE COLUMBIAN, Bloomsbury, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-06-18

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1908-06-18

Dr.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
COMBINE SILK AND WOLFE.
One of the Pretticst Phases Of the Sea
sens Fashions.

One Of the marked phasrs OF this
seasons fashions is the combining OF
silk AMI wolfe in curious and inter
esting way. which makes it difficult to
determine which Of the two fabric S ia
considered the trimming of the COVE
and which is considered its p-incipa;
material Ii is very good fashion In
many ways. for the two materials en-
nance each other. Moreover. there is
something very attractive about the
touch Of crispness which the silk lends
to the wolfe costume. and the sOfteninc
qualities of the vc.le combined With
the silk are equally desirable.
In the rather drcsSy jacket snits,
which are worn for afternoon in Lace
OF the trim tailored costume. which Is
usually relocated 10 morning wear. the
combination of materials plays its
most important part. Nothing could
better serve the purpose of some
what elaborate cost Inc. which ST Iuld
be all one tone and without oFN iCua
trimming of lace or other entirely OK
,raneorS characterization. Tie silk
trims the wolfe and the wolfe the silk.
50 hat all suggestion of piainncss or
verify is entirely done away with,
white at the same time the costume is
kent en:irC.y within the limitations CT
what is most correct and reserved in
street costume.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
This One Was "2oo|lng" tal z
O'clock This Morning.
HAO CaAaSTANo n HIMSELF
When Officer Moss Loo Gated the IAN
lie Was Cheering Luetiiy for I'm
asinary Te.m-Say3 He is th2 Or
@ nal and Famc"s One.

Sitting on n" hi%h rear r""; 81
til. grand stan. Il, Vie CA>In" T." :,
aEonr , ,o"M thi, normini. P"-..: il
c. y. who claim, 10 b. :Mr tA.'.f
Of "ta:ry at til nal fa:Ir. wa d..
me sem" Iu,"y 'il,'I IA =, aN IA.
a"inary ha "bail gam. ul'I tIl.|t
man Ed Moss came upon III" seem"
Ia ia]rciman h"1rG III "''.U' ing
of the man sem" "!nrh., 1wHE All
h" hastily mad" his WHY t." III" park
thr-urh ,l' falling r;..H. Casey i'.
liz. WIS cMrrriu:; 70" II wim';!r" an
aud also declared that h VA ;1'
lannon's and "li%inal Ca, y.
All of THESE ~t:.'"nI.!.':i mad" 30
impr, ssiGn on tn" oil" 'r. who took
Casey to the station hcn-r All ut.i
him locked up on The cnac%" OF h'rE'
Grunk
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
Novel Method Ct Trimming.

A rOvel method of trimming hats
BY aid of hatpins IS or" Of the most
original fashions this season. The hat
pins used fer trimming can he bought
fin n variety Of design. Birds. rib
bons and flowers can BE- attached by
the aid Of these artistic skc xers. The
first step is to purchase an nntrimmcd
hay in = nondescT ipt sf'tre which will
tnne with any gown-such as black.
white or string color. : juiic:ous Sc
lection Of the Tcst suitable hatpins
follows. In the morning Il flight OF
birds and black vrl:ct bow can he
u,crcpd through the crown. This trim,
ming will be discarded in the after
nroa and replaced by r0s's. vi"!c;s
or lilies. whichever aOwer tones with
the frock. The prcttiest combination
OF blossoms can he c0n'TiV'd by mix
ing rel roses and lilies OF NiJi"ts and
urle pink rosebuds -iicmc Chat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
SHIPPING REPORT
Friday. July 10. 1908.
Arrived

Steamer AmtriIyk NitChl Van wei
raven. Rotterdam ami Amsterdam +"
II, Hand America Lin" with m"r?har-
disc.
81. amer lI"m"wood NRrD Wright.
,Gulfpurt --; % Cn"sap ak" 4 Chic Coal
and COX" Company ttr bunker coal
steamer IN%ano liirN kni"ht. Gmii-
l"rt-,u GU" ;arrak' 4 ON" Ccal ana
cox" COMPANY for bunker cr:'l
steamer William Chi ;h"ln, PERI
PrcviG"rcC---tn Oh sap al" ONO
C.jll Agency Company IN ballast.
81. amr, IA Port. in on. Hn<t"n-
20 White OAK al COMPANY in ta;-
Last.
Schooner ranri" Palmer. Wiley.
pcr,l.nd-tu Bcrwind-Nhit" Coal
Company in ballast.
s. on Militant Hcn;h. Emm"nS,
S1rn"inron "" i" White oak '"ai
C0muany in b2lIaSt.
Schooner T.. y. NTl"T, Bafh-'0 Az
lan,!c States Coal Company IN bal
las.
rars" Havana from E"9'"n~-'o
Bnrwind- White Coal Company III bal
last.
Barge Iowa from New Redfnrd~-'"
Cnesapcake & Ohio Coal Agency Com
pany in ballast.
, Barge II, nhav from Providence
+, White Oak Coal Company III oa'-
last.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11

which have to some extent snpplan'Cd
he suits e these lH..:". i:LlS. THESE
separate coats are, many OF them,
qnitc elaborate. but they nN"i not be
81. for as shown n tn" Illustration.
it is quite POSSIBLE 10 have them en-
tirely untrimmed. say" perhaps Tor
few bands of braid and some buttons,
fancy or otherwise. as III" taste or
tn. individual wear"r dictates.
The model here shown is an ex-
tremcly desirable one. 1t Is almost
universally becoming 20 III" figure, for
it's long lines give height and slender
ness. while the pos siLiltics Of fnllnrss
in the fronts take from the 10" tia, effect
which sometimes mars the beauty Of
a pongec garment This fu,ln"ss.
which is due 10 III" two pla!ts III IN"
shoulder into which the material IS
laid. may be held in all the way DOM
on a cOut. which is to b" worn b, a
stout woman. while for = ve:y slender
one it may be let ont. as shown in he
cut. and then caught in again just a
little above the waist line.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
SECRETARY LOEB GIVES
OUT POSITIVE DENIAL i
President Old not Say That Var
With Japan Was
PrGbabie.
ANSWER 10 R0S3DA'S STATEMENT
Says "ihe Congressman Must. Of
Course, Have Been Micuuo,cd' and
Declares No Remark Even Remotely
Resembling Denver Quotation Was
Ever Made by President.

OYSTER BAY. y. y. jaw lu.-S"c-
Irlaiy l."ch was Il X d r.uay if TIL.
Pr'aui. at WouLi ha." any comment ia
make on III" speech Ui Congressman
IIoL5nn. in Tie democratic national
CsHv,ntion n EcnE'r last ni@ht, in
which ref. + nee. Wa meade 10 4 re
pug,"d uttrranCr of I'rcsidrnt Roo5'-
welt regarding Il war with Japan. BE
cause Of thc Pres I"nt'S absence dur
Ing the day On picnicking Np2di-
ton. Mr. Loeb did not see th" "N"cu-
tive until the lattcr's return from his
Ou.ing this evening.
The secretary was with II" Pr"Si-
ii mt for three hours this evening, and
during his visit directed Tn" pre.i-
dents attention to Congressman Hob
sons Snccch, IN which air robson
had said:
Hobsor's Statement.
Il want TO say IN YOU thar not go
. very long aS0 tn" President OF n"
United StHtcS aid. in my pr -"n"".
There exists tn" greatest probability
Of 4 war with Japan.''
When :ir"r,,aI, 10, b TciHrr, ! i III"
executive oitC' $ tCnIcai tn" following
Official statement was iSNncd:
I'm rcf.rcnc" tO he speech Of Con
srrssman Hobs II. Secretary Loeb
stated that thu Crm"r -sSmaN ma I
of courzr. have ~ cn mi*qTrt" J. tn"
President not only never mad" such
remark. jU' never mad" any r'-
mark oven rCmotel. resembling il All
! that tho President has ever said IS
! chat If there were sufficient navy
there would never he any p'sS:b'iI'F
OF this country getting inc foreign
| war
, scribner Gets Contract.
) Secretary Loeb also said thai inc
ScribTcr publishing firm had been
given all the rights for the SERIAL an"
Look iul n puhiicati"n OF Whatever IN
President wicht writ" Of his exp r.
cnccs on his proposed hunting trip IN
Africa. -
Questioned as to the price 20 n"
maid nv tho firm for the President :"
written accornt Of his "trip. the 60
rotary said he had nothing TO give
ont on that point. Zs ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
FIesh-Coicred Stoe kings

FTash-colorei stockings are the
Ia-cs, demand with elaborate after
noon or evening gowns. Whatever tho
color Of the shoes nr gown. n many
such cases the shoes are made Of tie
material Of the gown. With tho cos
Times Of alleged classica: effects that
are worn nov. stockings Of flesh tint
with slippers Of another shade may
,,pssibIy. 10 intended a. a suggestion
nf the ancient sandal. StCcEinc' that
have M reference wh9t"y"r TO the
color Of gown or shocS is one g the
lads for xna-t street costumes Tat.
on; ;eaihC7 shoes 0ft"n accoG raay
saSh contrasting foo; coverings
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
sn,oothinl Finncr Tips.

smooth sndcT the nails Is ~ Cuu'iant
anrTCatiuas 81 cold cream and b. us.
ing only a soft thing. such as b. az
ora.--r word. for cleansing The a ter
sho1S he done only after was ing
the haads. when The grim" IL soft and
is removed without scraUing
II you d. any hoUacwu'E ~ hgsting
have tho nails nIlri With cream 20
yTcyeat dry dust gG!ag uaicrDc-sl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
scribner Gets Contract
The Basis Of Good Society.

Society" like everything else wnich
Is collectively human. IS just what us
units allow it TO be. and this Is as true
INSIDE the church as anywhere else
The need of the day is No new one
i, is for men and women whose exam
bic vii; r:al." them lights and oeacuns
In cur politics. our churches. our cdn.
cationaI establishments. our society.
I'D in all orr hGrn&n re .ations,-Pnii-
xdriuhfa Public Ledger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
Calendar for Today.
ANSTELCYK IN PORT.
yo.eei Returns Here After Long
ABSENCE.

The lig IlWCh st"am hip AmS'eI'
DIX. e III, Uoiland-Am"rica Line, d. =
rived ut this pert y"~'cTda: from NJ
tcrdam and Amsterdam ana vas ocr"-
- I, Che-ar, ak" & OH" PIE NO.
= 80 discharge tao import Carg" she
,,oucr, here This - al first viSi
,ro Ausicl,:vk has made 10 Eewp&r'
%,ws in more than year. h't iron'
MS i'm" on sh" viii nlv r'-E"'at'E
h.+wc u thi.. port and Holland ports,
Af.cr Gi~charc;rG the IMPORTS. ~"
c.camcr will hc locked n grain pier
IN !, where she wi take on par.
=. 70, " GRIN for Amst rdam an'
Rotterdam.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11

~aip - ~ conrpIc,oi nv tbs BcsI
.ylrI for the tIit n States rasx-
Tho yrg.-.Ir are: E.aitlCahi"S Near
&C. .". :. ~,a~Ev. UHsris. AiSsa:sss.
Vir~iufa LuH;siaaa AM Winneso;a: ar
ror.s cyufs"rs Ecxt Virginia. Nary
land. North Carolina and NonfSna.
rr1f"ci"d cruiSrr CharirSion: rsonucf
R-kan az and runroats wIlminstnn-
,s.sua ard Va wife III scycs o
'l-n raiiIoshus are a!taekSd IL the
GfIar:ir baifl chip fcei. tac We1
y,FsGras MARYLAND AMI CharIcsfsa
arc a,fsrArd TO Jhe rarisr Sect. ~
Arkansag is att.rN q 20 the Aunac-
oils training srladTJn and The su
boats are IN the Pacific.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
Killed In Collision.

IKy ASIucIli"I Tr"SHl.
MEDICINE HALL. WASH. Jr,y II.
Five men were killed and tire" in
iurei in Il .raL-0A collision 1t 4 cross
ing mile east Of this c;t~ yesterday
morning h tween Spoken" Flyer "n.
CINE on its WY o Col"rid." ana
Crnw9' Nest passenger train. Tn"
dead are: Engineer James Nioh"l-
son Fireman IlHrry Gray. baggage =
man Archamban!1. ENlre-.' M"sS"n-
gers ] s. Shaw and u. McEIrchun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
PRETTY COATS FOR SUMMER.
Charming Garments Worn with the
lightest Of Costumes.

The most charming separate coats
OF poagCr silk and cloth are now
shown for wear with summer dresses.
the comparatively simple frocks OF
fine cotton, linen. fouiaid and ponser,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
Coinc to His Home.

Rev. J. ". Stiff. who has bon ~"
guest If Mr. and MIR. Thomas II WI
sen in MeliOSp a. mo. Will !"aV" ms
corning for h :ihCm" on III" Faster.
Shore. Nr stiff WIS ford two years
pastor If the First Methodist chdTch
in Hampton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
Prohib:to on PARTY to Meet.

CIV As:rcilicd Prc.;s|.
COLUMBUS. ONO. JGly 1o.-Th"
Eational "ohil':ti' Iarty Will h Id
its annual convention III Cnlnmhh;
July 1916. following the safe proh-
Lition convention. Preparations for
reception Of the delegates fro IN A.
states are being compl ted this week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
Feared Demonstration.

SUFFOLK. VA. July 10. - Owing
:, is lnlirvn,l. TO the fear of 'oMH
violent demonstration. he preliminary
,rial of Contain Jane; Wav"riy Jar
raft and tt, mas l.. Smith. rh7r'' u
with the murder Of G"Hrg" 7. SmIi y
last Saturday. has been !nd"hnl'"E
postponed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
Mai. John J. E--.es Dead.
NV Assoc lated PreS$e.

NV NSSDt TdI''N fIFH|''
HENDERSON, KY. July i".--Nalcr
JorD T. Reyes. staff officer Of Con-
1erat" General; Heed and johnson
and assistant adj;taDt general of tn"
arm. C Tennessee. n III" fall OF
yickshurs. died here today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
TO NOTIFY Mr. BRYAN
J. Hoge Tyler the virginia "emee'
Of Cor mite.

DENVER. JHIy 10. 49, II following
arn the con'he~r n"mh - G! :'H
c,rr,i:t,r aruoinr, d ~ notify W l..
Hrvap cr his nnmirIt:"H 70 Pr $
d nj; Florida. ". :. jennings: {; NJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
Cleared.

Steamer HnmcwoCd NPTD Wfi"h''
r, ,j"r.lam and Antw.rr-' h"Sap'ak"
E. Ohio Coal and Coke Company.
Steamer I""ann tl'r) khleh' l.,
Uamhurg-Che ;apt AXE a. Ohio Coai
ard Coke Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-11
As a Rule.

The man who makes big money II
likcIy 10 nc pretty careful about his
small change.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
ELLIS MAY SUCCEED PURDY.
Ohio Attorney General and Platform
Writer FavOrite Candidate.

A strong possibility for appointment 20
the Office Of assistant 70 the Attorney
General, to succeed Milton d. Purdy. ac-
cording to report IN Washington yester-
day. is Wade Ellis. Of Ohio, attorney gen
eral Of that State.
Mr.. Ellis is the nominal author Of the
original draft Of the Chicago platform
and was the bearer OF that important
document TO the convention city last
month, after he had held several confer
ences with President Roosevelt and Sec
retary Taft He is highly regarded by
Mr. Taft. and presumably stands well
also in the estimation Of President
Roosevelt II he be appointed 10 succeed
Mr.. Purdy as chief trust-buster of the
administration under Mr.. Bonaparte, II
will cause no surprise
The Office Of assistant to the Attorney
General was created by act Of Congress
in 1903. when the principal antitrust leg
lslation recommended by Mr.. Roosevelt
was enacted The assistant 20 the At
tornev General has charge OF antitrust
prosecutions exclusively. There have been
only two incumbents Of the office The
first was William a. Day, who resigned
to become comptroller. and subsequent
". vice president of the Equitable Life
/ Assurance Society, and the second wa:
| Mr.. Purdy.
/ Mr.. Purdy. whose appointment as Fed
eral Judge for the Southern district o.
Minnesota was announced Monday, VII
| leave Washington to-day for Minneapolis
| Immediately after arrival there. MI
| Purdy will qualify as the successor o
/ Judge Lochren, who indicated severa
months ago his desire TO retire from TN
| hcnCh
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08

REpKSHIPE IAR OPEN ALL YEAR.
pEhhJHlhL NM OCEAN END VIRGINIA
Ave. 2L up daily - 70 "a % weekly. Capacty, Sa-
Elevator, baths. &c- Ninth season
J. O. x J. Z DICKINSON,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-scyen furlongs. Blue lee 1O3 Der.
GEM Z 10 2 won: Trey Of Spades s. Devenchl. )
20 2 second. Senator Barrett. l06 tDclAby). 10 l..
third. Time. 2. Listerine. c. II. Shilling Co
wang8 Procivity Eua. C. J. Celia. Adrian, and
Kingsessing also
SECOND RACE-Six flrlongs. Hoyle. 6 Fran-
cis % . won Dan de Noyle. lOl lOul. 20 1.
second Patriot % Bergen. 10 !. third. Time.
ll4 35 Mise Imogcne. I'd. Schus,er. Chicosa, Au-
tumn Maid. Hank. Catherine Cariwcl. PeaoCck S
Choice and Advancing also ran
THIRD RACE-One and one-siNteenth miles.
Polly Prim lO4 Murphy. 20 s. won; Uncle Toby.
lCe Delaby). 20 /. second; Tom DOlan 100 Hrun-
Cisl l5 20 s. third. Time. lA7 3-5. Gilvedear and
Black Sheep also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Scveu furlougs. Petulaut. lo5
Bergen % 1. won; Dennis stafford los (Francisl
3 70 s. second; Miss Delaney. lO3 lDelabyl, TO I,
third. Time. ] % Is. Lois Cavanaugh, Miss Mar
jorie. Lexington Lady. Little Minnie. Risk. and
Tamme also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five f,Tl0ngs. Simcoe rs walsh
? 70 5. won: Ccrcm0ui0us l05 IT. BurtOnD. 4 20 l.
second: Pearl Point. lO3 (Koemerl. Is 90 s. third
Time. l12 Seattle. Hanover King. Pearl Point
Check To and Fro and Devastation also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and ouequarter miles Dun
vegan o. lBergenl % 1. won; Missouri Lad, III
tNicoD. 4 10 s. second: Flavigny lOi (Conlinl. q
l. third Time 2O7 IS. Beau BUmmel Holscher
Millstone, Lady Gay Syanker, King Of the Valley
aud HOmUa also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
REQUESTS MADE TO vESTRY.
Five Thousand Dollars Left 10 Each
OF Three Churches.

Bequests Of 5000 each are made 20 the
vestry Of ST Johns Church. OF this city;
Grace Church. of Lawrence. Mass. and
st. AIMS Episcopal Church. Of Lowell,
Mass, by the terms Of the will Of Mrs.
Virginia i. W. Fox, dated June II, 1886.
filed for probate yesterday. The sum Of
S2.0O0 is given 10 the Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
Charles l. Woodbury. Of Boston, Ellen
DeQ Woodbury. Montgomery Blair.
Woodbury. Blair. and Gist Blair are
named as executors.
The benehciaries are: Hannah b. Fits,
Mary V. Crane. Woodbury. Blair. Gist
Blair. Montgomery Blair, Minna b
Richey, Virginia Woodbury. LOwrey Bru-
netti. Charles Levi Woodbury.. and Ellen
c. Dec. Woodbury..
The Washington herald., 1908-07-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The remains Of Alva R. Tichenor
chief Of the correspondence division Of the Adiutant
Generals office. Var Department who died Satur-
day. we're sent to Lebanon. Ohio, yesterday for
interncnt
Charles Summers. sixteen years old.
who escaped from the House Of Detention several
days ago. was committed 20 the Reform school
until he shall have reached his majority. by Judge
De Lacy. IN the Juvenile Court yesterday.
Mrs. Florence Thompson was fined 81
by Judge Aukam In the Police Court yesterday. on
charge Of disordCry conduct. She had been ar
rested at the instlgaton OF ncigh6oT Airs Mollie
Schwartz. who alleged Mrs. Thompson had shaken
her fouryear-od boy.
Funeral services for William F. Pasco
ono of the Oldest residents Of Georgetown. were
held Yesterday morning at 70 O'Clock at the home
of his SON Norris Pssco 1902 Thirtysizth street
northwest. IntGmcnt was In Arlington National
Cemetery
An automobile owned and operated by
DR. c. B Welsh of 1874 street northwest. was
struck By an east bound street car in J. street.
between Ninth and Tenth streets Yesterday morn
ing The automobile slightly damaged but
Or. Welsh escaped injury.
| A fine OF $50 was imposed upon Mrs.
Ethl Wood. q Philadelphia. by Judge Kimhsll
| m the Police Court Yesterday. when she ar
raigned on a charge Of stealing gold watch from
/ her brother. John Z. Baxter. Of 2iI Fourteenth
/ stree, southeast. Sentence was suspended.
/ Word has been received in Washing
! ton that the remains Of Capt Terence Hamil. lats
/ chic, Of police az San Juan Porto Rico will b,
| shiplcd from that place to-day. The body viii hi
! brought to this city. and intoment made at
Arlington National Cemetery with military honors
Alzo West. arrested yesterday by Cen.
tral Office Detestiyes Weldon and Burlingame on
a charge q dcscrtiug his wife in fredericksburg
Va. was returned TO that city Yesterday evening
West left his wife and child in March last, anG
came 10 This city. where he obtained employment
as street car conductor. He lived at GA -Four
tecnth street northeast
Elva White, arrested Monday night b,
scrgt Fathers. q the Second precinct for re
pcatcdy crossing the FIRE lines established abou
the Virginia stables. in G street was fined s. b
Judge Auksm IN tho Police Court yesterday. Il
default of payment the woman went 10 the work
house for fifteen day. The prisoner dencunce
the police for arrestng her and declared she woui
file charges With Maj. Sylvester.