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WHEN LOUES WON
MARATHON RACE
Native Hero Got Great Re
ception at the
Finish.

Down the track came LOuess Jle nero
of Greece. His eyes were deep-set-hoi-
low they looked-and his mouth open
as if he could not get breath, but his
legs We're moving, and through all his
WEAKNESS he smiled. And with one
hand he waved the nag of his country.
Glory TO Greecei was it not magnin-
cent? Soul-weary, his very marrow
aching, it must be, but strength and
courage he had summoned to wave the
nag. "a man? No, god! Soul OF
Homer. a god-yes."
'.Louesl Louesl LouesT 1t was like
the ceaseIess commOtion Of the surglng
sea, the incessant roaring, and the leap
ing and struggling multitude. "Loues!
Loues! Loues Of AIarousi! Zeito! Zeito!
Zeitol God in heaven. but was It not
a day"
Greeted by Prince
The crown prince, with Prince George
the statuesque. and minor princes with
the royal suite, rushed up to meet him
at the entrance. and, circling about,
they ran with him the last steps of the
race, the length OF the Stadium track,
with arms extended. awaiting the mo-
meut when he should cross that they
might grasp him. And as he passed
y
ancient grandmothers and painting girls
leaned forward from their seats as If
10 draw him TO them. The wealth they
showeredl Money, jewels, gold; one
diamond-studded watch. But TO all
this he paid no attention, only as he
crossed the line and his form was en-
VelOped i'm a shower of TOse-leaves, he
turned to where he knew Euripides and
Gouskous and Marie should be sitting
and, though he could not see them,
smiled-the smile Of a man who is tired
saw Cheered for the blessing OF IL.
Carried in arms.
Not a step beyond the finish line was
he allowed to run. They bore him of
the earth. the crown prince and his
suite. Carried him up the steps, lifted
him up bodily and stood him up where
was the King, who arose and shook his
hand and gave him words OF praise
And the Queen arose and took his hand
and he a Greek peasant-aud told him
what wonderful thing he had done,
and how Greece was proud OF him
And the King, laying a decoration on
was about 10 pin It on when IOUes
looking down and noticing where raised
a protesting hand.
Not there. your majesty, but at this
side, II IT pleases YOU" and on the right
side the order was pinned. That heart
side-that was sacred 10 Marie's token.
Exchange.
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APHORISMS.

Every pleasure that stops with its
contamination is vice.
Its wise city that knows its own
fathers.
Character is an accumulation.
u takes time to acquire bad habits
Nowadays we think in headlines,
The CgOiSL is the most dependent Of
creatures he has only himself to fall
back on.
Twins never come singiy.
There would be no weather II il
never changed.
Dur enemies often understand US
better than our friends; they are
farther OF.
A good office boy is a miniature
great man.-ThOmas L. Mason, in
The Century.
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG' 5. 7th ana K ats. NV
e. kANN, SONS & CO.. sth aud Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A u Y Il X j i - =
AGENCY, ll46 18th 81. NV.
". 4. McNULTY, Cigar store. 18th and P NV
:. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. eth 81, Rhode
Island ave, and y ST. NV.
u. 4. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th e. and
Massachusetts ave. nv.
CHAS. 9. HORSUSG, Christiani Pharmacy,
sw. cor. 1th and II SITS. NV.
sASFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
TAENOLD, 34O1 14th st. NV.
X. A. NEITCH, z0tn and NJ SITS. NV.
QUIGLEE' PHARMACY. Zlst and G SITS NV.
s, II. WAGNER * CO., LIST and II sts. NV
J.. T.. TAILOE. cor. SKI ana p sts. NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18Th and Pa-ave. NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, 1lth & Park road
AATTI&GLY'S PAARAACTr 18th and !.
u. -, HOWARD. 14th and ".
n. Y. POTTIE, 2529 BrightWood ave.
NALTBY' 3 PHARMACY, 1901 Calvert 81
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Advertisements will be aecepte

Advertisements viii be accepted at
any o. the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. Ii it is in-
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Once, they may be tele-
phOned direct 70 The Times (Main
526O), and q messenger viii call to
collect without additional charge.
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SOUTHWEST.

Y. HUGO EIsE..s-sEzSS. lth md b streets
MCDONALD. J. W. "a and L sW.
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10TH 81. Ne. 12z-One or two rooms unfur-
nished; heat, gas and bath ses-8t
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nth ST. Sc, 72g-seven rooms and bath
in two floors; VIII rent separate or together;
good locationi convenient % two car lines.
seg-3t
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DUNCAN ST. NE. 12If-Three unfurnlshed
rooms; newly papered heat and gas: light
housekeeping; near cars; S14 ses-2t
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION OF TIA
BLOOD CURES LOCOMOTOR-ATAXI
hHEC 4A4IsA- BRIGaTS DISEASE
merry OC5 ALLAE&1S. DISEASES or
The STOMACH BOWELS. LIVER and
those INCCRABLE lIALADIES where
MEDICINE FAILS PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT PROF.. u. y. u. PARKER-
1a-4 New York ave. Washington, u. q
Phone n ll2. sgs-tf
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SOUTHEAST.

A. & POWELL. attn and East Capitol sts.
ROACH DRUG CO, Sth and g sts. Sc
A. 3. BURROWS. nth and Pa ave.
!. p. WELLER. cor. Sth and L
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18th ST, 902-Iarge ID floor front room. fac
ing Franklin Park private bath, electric
lights. gas telephone II
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

Sd ST. NV, 792-Unfurnished, 3 fine front
se9-3t
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Z ST. NV. 1.-two large communicating
ID floor rooms southern exposure no chill
dren. se9-3t
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CHAS. H. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS. ne
McCHESNEX * JOACHIM. cor. "a and T. sts.
KRAUS' PHARMACY, cor. 9th and X sts
AcCHESNEX & JOACHIM, Sth ana ; sts.ns.
BENZ. i. Ian HAN. nth and i. Cap. 81
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F ST. NV. 1203-Desirable communicating
rooms over Rioes Studio. ss9-7t
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1zTd ST. sw. s23-Four rooms on % floor
for light housekeeping se9-3t
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I'D ST NV. 230-Unfurnished rooms; bath
on sau-e zaOri heat and gas se9-2t
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z ST Ne, 325-Two second noor rooms;
hot-water heat; light housekeeping or single;
no children. II
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X ST. NE. sI6-Three unfurn.shed rooms for
light housekeeping ses-st
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GIRARD ST. Ne. I2G-Folr delightful
rooms ia modern improved suburban resi-
dence. one square from cars, twenty min
utes TO Treasury adults only. Address L. L.
seS-8t
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1sT ST. NV. 423-Desirabie suit OF 3 I'd floor
front rooms; heat, gas and bath on same
floor; rO5sls very bright: corner house; SIS
per mOu.a. II
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18TH ST NV, sl3-Four beautiful front
rooms; 3 connecting. bright. new with pH-
yate family. se9-3t
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ALEXANDRIA. va
r = CARNE 8 CO., 70s King 81.
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gURYs PHARMACY, corner Afopro, ami
Jefferson SIS.
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Three times within one week, "A cents
line: times. cOnsecuuyeIys % cents line.
Minimum space, lines.
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GEORGETOWN.
+. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 Ii St nw.
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18TH NV, 725. FLAT g-Three desirable.
front communicating rooms, next 10 bath
hot water: suitable Tor light housekeeping
seS-Zt
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RUsINEss oPPoRTuNITIEs.

MAGNIFICENT poolro0m, win hold eight
tables; long le. Sc: steam heat. Apply l988
Pennsy lYania ave- nv. se3-at
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CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
=. A. ROSEEMANe
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WoRKINGMAN,s WANTS.

WORkINGAEN. here's something that Won
should know, il Is better 10 buy a good
tailor made Slightly used suit OF clothes
for less THAI s., that VIII wear longer than a
$40 or }l5 new one. big stock on hand.
JUSTHS OLD STAND, 61s ID. se7-7t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

WASHINGTON CIRCLE. 22I5-Two nicely
gentlemen. ses-st
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II NV. 46l-Large front room, nicely fur
nishedi also hall room; all improvements.
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Class A
Class b

one cent a word each insertion Minimum
charge. ID cents
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Room and board by a young lady
in private family of adults; terms moderate;
l9eatlen central. Box -. Times once. II
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louis & SONS.
Manufacturers OF a special line OF herb rene
dies which are guaranteed to cure or relieve
the most obstinate diseases known 10 man
kind more quickly than any other known
medicine. A trial will convince she most
skeoticaL 154S 7th ST NV. au2S-tf
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SITUATIONS wAKrED-MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
YOUNG coLsleI man desires position as
C0achmau or s1I5lema1. apply 47sIa Mis-
souri, ave 10
WANTED by baker. position, LIST or "a hand
on bread, rolls and sweet stun. JNO. BACK
ING. BennlDg, ID. G.. se3-3t
PLACE as dishwasher. 1924 10th ST. NV
IL
MANY young coIored man, position as
fireman or runner for hosting engine. 2l7
North Henry St. Alexandra, Va se9-5t
MANLY young COlored man. work OF any
kind. 145S Church 81. Il
WAITER-C0IOred. desires night work; has
good reference. Address g. W, s., 80 st,
NV. seg--t
YOUNG MAN wishes position in hardware
store. have had three years experience can
give good references. Address ID. L c.
Times Office. ses-2t
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FOR sALE-Wholesale liquor and grocery
store IN NV. good stand ana fixtures, party
retiring from business. Apply at ATrORys
NEY Topper. 500 L ST. ses-8t
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2z-H Z. GASOLINE touring ear complete,
and auto livery business paying so a week.
$40, or VIII sell y interest in business 70 re-
sponsi5le party. $50 Apply ate 4 D. IA,
1912 Maryland ave. ne. Lincoln 1921. Ee5-5L
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PROPER aad correct dancing taagnt, incIud-
Ing the Aarclasus, schOItlsche. , thrse-stsr.
t~o-sleps ana waltz etc. cut rates COR SUM
meEs private Lessons. &c. BY appointment
DANCING ACADE4T. lsl2 Il St Nv.
lessen
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DANCING.

MISS COULTER, master u dancfng- n v771
can wax 4 can Ieach you q waltz. pri,1ss.
lessons. sye- Main ll2s- III Eye 81. Nv.
jeI2-tf
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APPRENTICE GIRLS wanted % learn high
class dressmaking and designing, paid y
day after learning; you can learn Ia weeks.
l210 Il At Sel-at
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For sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.


ENTIRE STOCK HIGH GRADE PIANOS
TO GO AT uNHEARD or PRICES.
Upright, s25; 500 Used Upright, Sl35; Beauty.
SAC New Upright, So $3.50 New Upright, Slss
cARLOAD DAMAGEn pIANDs.
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FOR HIRZ.

GO TO PRESTOS'S Livery, rear Fredonla
Hotel, 1871 II nv. Best saddle horses, horses
and runaboULs. buggies. Surveys and dzy tons,
lowest rates 70 business people. Main 100.
aal
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GET 4 READING from Mr.. Million il You
want Information On any matter. he viii
tell you v nat you wish 70 know. Readings.
500 HyInotiszn taught. al Eye CJ 81. NV.
Tel. Main "a auZ4-tf
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4TH ST. NE, Tly-Two furnished rooms; light
housekeeping $40 month. se9-2t
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WHERE TO MARKET.

STEAK, lac. 15c. 1Sc; chuck steak. l2e.
roast veal, 121zcs chops. l5c. outlets, -
+. Z. SANDERS. corner an AMI 81.
Phone II. - X. 1e23-gQt
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-10
WOMAN VICTIM
OF HYDROPHOBIA
SuGcHmbS After Month and
Three Others in Danger.

Elizabeth n. j.. Oct AFTER suf-
fering with commissions at intervals
for two weeks. Mrs. Harvey Day. or
this city, died of hydrophobia.
Her husband. a woman neighbor and
mail carrier. who were bitten last
August by the dog which caused Mrs
Days death, are being carefully watch
cd for hydrophobia symptoms.
Physicians reported that they have
noted symptoms of hydrophobia i'm the
actions OF Mr.. Day. but hope TO pre-
vent the development of the disease.
The first indication of the dogs mad
ness was its attack on mail carrier
who entered the Days yard to deliver
the mail The snimal had sunk its
teeth in the carriers leg when Mrs.
Day came 90 the rescue and the dog
turned upon her and pit her five times
to the arm.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-10

thorfty created no obligation or con-
tract on the part OF congress that II
never would. in pursuance Of it's power
70 regulate commerce between the
states. enact laws which might restrict
carriers from the interstate carriage
or their own products. In eff
feet IL would place in each state a
veto on the power TO regulate con
ferred on the United States"
The judge presumes that congress
in passing this act did not seek to con
nscste private property. but rather TO
avert by due regulation the evils the
carrier had itself brought about by
allowing its private interest 70 injur-
iously affect its public duty
The opinion concludes as follows:
Satisfied that under the constitu-
ton the power to regulate commerce
between the states is vested in con
gress. that such power includes the
power TO regulate carriers thereof. and
that the divorce of the dual relation
or public carrier and private trans
porter is a regulation Of commerce. I
hold this law is constitutional"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-10
TEACHERS WANTED.

We want 200 Colored Teachers ia
an vacancies reported 20 us. We
have never had such a demand fcI
colored teachers.
IL you wish 20 secure a good place
don't wait until the last minute. The
best places are fast being supplied
Register now so we viii have time
to secure you just what YOU want
We prefer teachers holding certia-
Gates of some grade issued by the
State Board Of Examiners.
Graduates of reputable schools
without certificates may also register
with us. Give us a trial. Terms
ranging from 3 to months. Sala-
ries from $50 20 SIS according to Ger
tihcates. If you want further infor-
nation send for our circular, enclos-
ing two cent stamp for reply, to the
VIRGINIA TEACHERS CO-OPERA-
TIVE ASSOCIATION, IA r. Thir-
teenth ST., Manchester. Va.
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NC. A. Notes

The opening OF the Y. NJ. C. A.
Night School was a grand success.
The number is large in attendance.
Prof. j. II. Rhorer. Principal. Miss
Columbia l.. Williams, Assistant.
The y. NJ. c. A. Conference struck
cut for the season last Friday Even
ing 10 do hard WORK The alton
dance was good. General Secretary
S. c. Burren gave the men a special
lecture upon the work Of the y. NJ
c. A. The members wish that this
be done during the season. Every
man present was a happy soul
The class enjoyed the explanation
on the Sunday School Lesson last
Saturday by Prof. ]. w. Barco.
The work in the city home last
Sunday was good.
Nine prisoners in the city jail were
led to accept Christ. The committee
was well paid.
The opening of the season was a
success in every way. The Lord t~u-
~ manifested Himself. Last sun
day at the Third Street Method let
Church we were made welcome. The
pastor, Rev. J. G. Williams gave a
sermon that Will give us great sue
cess. Nothing like getting the right
start. This is what Rev. Williams
gave to the work. The music by the
choir was a great help. The rally
by the boys and men was ended.
The blues were the victors. CAPTAIN.
\. w. Bouldin. The reds did well.
captain, Horace Slaton. The boys:
Go. won, Capt. Master w II. Cary.
20. was close. Captain. Bernard
Allen. Boys and men, continue to be
brave in the strength Of the Lord.
Come to-day p. NJ. to the ex-
OF the Sunday School Les
'on at the Y. NJ. c. A. Building.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
lard work and the other man.
Meeting for boys Sunday, p. M. !
Il the Y. M. c. A. Building.
Open meeting for men Sunday,
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oreek 60 Held In slaver,,

st. Louis, No, Oct. THAT more
than 200 Greek boys who work In St
Louis bootblack stands are held in
slavery by padrones, who pay them 81
a day for eighteen hours work and
search their pockets for tips every
L. 1t. is the information on which war.
rants were issued by United States
Commissioner Morsey for Peter An
agnes. John Mavrakos and James Chill
fers. They are charged with conspiracy
to violate the immigration laws by
bringing Greek boys into the country
under false pretenses.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-10

Mrs. Bette Thomas is home again
after an absence OF three months $40
Alton. Va. Her many friends viii
De pleased 90 hear of her return.
Rev. vs.. ~. Young viii preach
at Macedonia Baptist Church Rev.
A. B. Smith. pastor Sunday night.
October II. 1905 at S o'clock. The
church is now located on Grace St.
between 18th and 18TH Streets
There viii be "a Grand Bazaar
at Prices Hall. commencing Monday
night, October -. 13. IA. 10 and 16
under the auspices OF Union Club.
Good music Adm ssion. ID cents.
Committee: Mamie Taylor. Leola Pc
terson. Irena shelton. Mary Lewis.
Lucy Anderson. Lessie Sampson.
Annie Burford. Mrs. r. J. Jones. Man
ager.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-10

$3.50 P. NJ. at the Y. NJ. c. A. Build
ing.
Do not forget that Or. ID. Webster
Davis VIII open the Star Course of
the Y. NJ. c. A. with a new lecture.
Subject: Three Jims. Monday, Oct
18th, s p. NJ at the Fifth Street
Baptist Church. Walkers Quartette
viii sing. Admission, 10 cents.
The 18th Anniversary Exercises
viii be held at the First Baptist
Church Sunday. November list, $3.50
p. NJ. Prof. B. r. McWilliams will
preach a special sermon. Free for
women and men.
Watch for the date of the vreek
of prayer. Leader Rev. r.. J. Bass
Every home is asked TO have spec
ial prayer for the Y. NJ. c. A.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-10
NEGRO PLEADS FOR FORAKER.
Bethel Preacher Calls Roosevelt a
HypOcritc.

A few colored Federal employees.
members Of the Rev. Reverdy c. Ran
SONS congregation at the Bethel AZ
rican Methodist Episcopal Church in
West Twenty-fifth Street, made a fuss
yesterday afternoon when the Rev.
Mr.. Ransom in defense Of Senator
Foraker said that President Roose-
welt should have been ashamed TO
attack the Senator when he himself
had personally solicited 100000
rom Edward II. Hartman for cam
paign funds.
Up jumped Archibald Roberts, hold
er of a Federal job, and lifted his
voice above the cheers for the preach
or.
President Roosevelt is the grand
est man in the world" yelled Broth
er Roberts. There was a chorus Of
boos and groans sharpened by Kisses.
The Rev. Reverdy c. Ransom laugh
ed.
"It's only Brother Archie Ro-
berts," he called out. let Brother
Roberts alone That's his lob. talk
ing right out In meeting. Some
place in the Scriptures may be found
a passage which we can Interpret:
Better that one Federal oficehoider
should lose his job than that the
whole colored race be corrupted
daughter, applause and grumbles
from the job holders.)
He's only doing the best he can, :"
went on the preacher when Brother
Roberts had sat down again and the
uproar was stilled. 1.-The other day
the President called the high class
colored officeholders before him!
Charley Anderson, Dietz and some /
more-and he said: Why don't you \
boys come out and speak In defense !,
II my administration? Your preach '
srs and your papers are all against
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60 TO
SUPREME COURT
Goal Road Suits Appealed to
Highest Tribunal
BASED UPON TEN ERRORS

Judge Burlington Files Dissenting
Opinion on Commodity Clause Of
Rate Bill-Declares That As Con-
sress Is Vested With Power to Reeu-
late Interstate Commerce, He Holds
the Law to BE constitutional-Lav-
Makers Did Not Seek to cOnhsoate
Private Property.
Philadelphia. oct Judges Dallas.
Gray and Burlington, OF the United
States circuit court. handed down an
order permitting the government to
appeal from the decision Of the court
In the case of the United States
against the anthracite coal roads. in
volving the constitutionality OF the
commodities clause OF the Hepburn
rate bill The papers will be hurried
10 Washington as soon as possible.
The supreme court will be asked TO
give precedence TO the trial OF the ap-
peal The appeal is based upon ten as
serted errors.
IL is especially contended that the
circuit court erred in holding that the
clause is not a valid exercise OF the
powers Of congress under the cOnsu-
tuition az 10 the regulation OF com
merce." and that the measure would
deprive the railroads OF their property
without due process Of law"
The assignments Of error upon
which the appeal was allowed, ten in
number were fled by l. Allison Will
mer, special assistant to Attorney
General BOnaparte, and by District
Attorney J. Whitaker Thompson.
II is also contended that the circuit
court was wrong In declaring the law
dlscriminative and a prohibition and
not regulation of interstate com
merce.
Judge Burlington filed his opinion
from the decision of Judges
Gray and Dallas, who declared the
clause TO be unconstitu-
tionaL Judge Burlington quotes and
the words Of Chief Justice
who in an opinion said:
The question whether a law TO be
void for its ropugnancy to the consti- |
tuition is, at all times, a question OF |
much delicacy. which ought seldom. II !
over. TO be decided in the Affirmative /
n a doubtful case"
The opinion says that the prior &C
Ion of any state in authorizing car
1ers to own manufactures or mines
an In no way detract from tho power
II congress to thereafter regulate in
srstats commerce. ''Manifestly." he
ays, such purchase under state au-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-10-10
Twenty Years FOR BOY Mur5ersrs

Twenty Years FOR Boy Murderers.
Doylcstown. Pa. oct Herman
Haupt and Joseph Benzuar. the boy
murderers Of Mrs Francis Kade. were
sentenced TO twenty years each I'm the
eastern penitentary. Haupt is eich-
teen years old and Benzner is sixteen.
The two BOYS went TO Mrs. Kade's
home. near Falsington. Pa. last April
and broke into the house They said
they went with the intention of rob
berry. They were surprised at their
work by the woman and killed her i'm
night which followed. One OF the
boys crushed her skull with a blow
with an axe handle and the other
stabbed her through the heart with a
kitchen knife.
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Spends 100000 For Frelob, cars

New Orleans, Oct z. - Announce.
ment that 100000 worth OF freight
ears have been ordered by the Illinois
Central railroad for delivery after
Dec. next was made here by Presi-
dent J. T. Harahan, OF that road. Mr..
Harahan says that lumber, coal and
cotton shipments on his road are now
greater than at the corresponding
period last year.
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Do You Know Them?

am very anxious TO locate some
OF my people, Delete Graves, my aunt
and Frederick Graves, her husband
and my mothers brother, James
Washington. Frederick Graves and
James Washington we're soldiers in
the war OF 1868. My mother Geor-
gianna and the others mentioned a.
bove belonged TO Mr.. Tom Alyer in
Madison Co., Va will be very glad
to receive any information concern
ing them. Write
ARTHUR THOMAS,
Gath and Eastwick Ave,
Southwest Phila., Pa.
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Inc southern Railway Announces
Very Low Special Rates To- Rich
mond' Va. and Return, Ac-
count state Fair. Oct.
5-iO, 1908.

The Southern Railway announces
very low rates TO Richmond and re-
turn account OF the state Fair. Tlcl--
cts include admission To the Fafr
on sale October 2nd TO ION inclu-
slyc, with return limit leaving Rfcb-
mond not later than midnirbt 90
tober ID. 1905. The Southern IS
providing extra equipment 20 handle
tne large crowds from North Caro-
lima, as well as Virginia.
S. +. BURGESS.
District Passenger Agent