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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-20
HITCHCOCK MEETS
LEADERS Of PARTY
First Formal Campaign Gun
Fired Today in Colo
rado Springs.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. July 20
The HrSt t-rL-al conference between
Frank II. Hitchcock. chairman Of the
national Republican committee. and
party leaders. pss held this morning in
the Antlers Hotel here. Mr. Hitchcock
arrived last night and found many Of
the national, State. and territorial com
mitteemen already at the Springs.
Among those at the meeting today
were members Of the national COM
mittee-W- s Sturgis. Arizona; Charles
COvendeT. Colorado; Senator William r.
BOrah. Idaho: David w Mulyane. Kan
sas: Thomas c. Marshall, Montana; Vic
tor RosewateT. Nebraska. SOlOsnan
Luna, New Mexico; Js-les Kennedy.
North Dakota. Cash NJ Cade, Oklaho-
ma; Ralph Z. Williams, oregon.
Thomas ThOTsOn. south Dakota. Cecil
A Lyon. Texas. William Spry, repre-
senting c. B. Loose, Utah; Robert L.
McCornick. Washington. and George r.
Paxton. Wyoming
State chairmen-Herbert r. TOrney
Arizona: George Stone. California; John
F. Vivian. Colorado; James Ii. Brady
Idaho, J. T Moore. Kansas; Fletcher
Maddox. Montana: William Haywarr,
Nebraska, George r. Turrittin. Ne
vada. Il .. Bursum- New Mexico, l.
B. Hanna, North Dakota; Charles T..
Hunter. Oklahoma; W. NJ Cake. Ore
gon; ". g Cook, South Dakota. Cecil
A Lyon, Texas; wesley X. Walton,
Utah: A r. StatteT, representing Wash
ington, and Vice Chairman Gramm,
representing Charles W. Burdick. Wy
Oming.
Mr.. Hitchcock outlined his plans for
the Western campaign and told in de-
tail OF the cooperation which he desired
between the States. This plan is for
the States which are secure TO help
those which are not
Hitherto IL has been the plan of each
State 10 keep its influence within its
own borders, but during the coming
campaign Mr.. Hitchcock believes that
II tho States which are safe IN the Re
publican column Will use their Efforts
for others which are not. greater results
viii be obtained.
The conference will last through to
morrow. Mr.. Hitchcock Will leave here
Wednesday for Chicago.
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TAFT DELEGATES
BATH COURTHOUSE
County ShaveS Itself Cruel
ly and Applauds in Mad
Enthusiasm.
BY JAMES HAY. r.

HOT SPRINGS. Va. July 2o.-Bath
county locked the spring .iouse door,
left a saucer Of milk on the back porch
for the eat. and jOUrueyed forth TO-DAY
10 the Cote House. sui" 20 hear an
informal talk from William Howard
Taft. the Republican Presidential noHai-
nee, al the formal opening Of the new
temple OF justice.
Those who had coaxed out Of the
rock-ribbed and rebellious earth enough
money 10 buy flatirons had creases in
their Sunday trousers sharp enough 10
split a hai-. and those who came in
cveraIis stood back in the crowd. so
as 10 show only their heads and should
ers. The women came along wearing
everything new they had. and, while
there were no sheath gowns in evil
dence there were some sickle-shaped
figures en- hand 10 greet the candidate
Faces Cruelty Shaver.
The mountaineers were buy with ap-
plause The only trouble WAS that they
had not studied up on where the joyful
noise should be sounded II Riehaed
Mansfield had been there he would
have scoIded then. until the tears ran
down their cruelty shaven faces For
instance. when J. A. Rivercomb. who
has the only true conception OF how
good an orator he is, and who also en-
Joys the burden or having once been
in the State senate, introduced Taft as
the next President Of the United States.
the cheers and handcIapping were tre-
mendous.
That was all right. but when Taft
came hack with the statement that such
a prediction might not be unanimous
next fall. they applauded just as much
as they had ever done
Almost an or the building was filled
with the rugged, tanned mOuntaineerS.
but up IN front sat the girls from Warm
Springs. lending 20 the scene the con-
trast that made 4 all the more impress
sjve. There were thirty OF them. dauGh-
tcrs OF tbs women who helped 10 make
the Old resort famous, and " IS 10 be
noted that the candidate did most of
his speaking to the frCnt row
But above everybody else, always in
the front of things, doomed the Hon.
Jake McClintic. the man who persuaded
Mr. Taft 10 make the speech Upon
the face of McClintic sat the beatitude
OF a man who has done great thing
in spite Of fearful odds against him.
Ee smiled approVinsiy at the candidate
and impressed the auditors with glances
that spoke Of his own achievement in
bringing the ceremony about
The Hon Jake was beginning TO make
GOOD on his prediction that Bath county
will 20 Republican next November.
Cavalcade Accompanies Him.
Mr.. Taft. followed by a cavaIcade of
vehicles from the Hot Springs. arrived
at the cote house" which is hv,. miles
from his hotel. at 10 o'clock. He was
accompanied oy Mrs Taft and young
Charlie.
Il thank you for your hospitality" 80
he said in beginning his speech. and
(Continued on Second Page.)
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IS SHY
CABINET OFFICERS
So Far as Washington Is Concern
ed Uncle Sam Is With
out a Head.

The official lid-sitter is temporarily
of his job. Today the Administration.
as far as Washington is concerned. is
without head. Not a single solitary
Cabinet officer remains in the National
Capital.
Up until yesterday Secretary of War
Wright, whose record of attaining the
eminence of official lid-sitter in just six
teen days from his appointment to the
Cabinet is unprecedented. was very
much on the job here.
Today, however, the War Secretary
arrives in Chattanooga, Tenn. with
Cen J. Franklin Bell. chief Of staff Of
the army, 70 review the troops at Fort
Taft.
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MANAGER STABBED
BY INDIAN PLAYER
Win Clark, of Charleston Baseball
Team, Said to Have Been At
tackled IN Florida Trim
taCked On FIOTlda LID

ldSk6Q OH EIOIlQd lIlp.
COLUMBIA, S. G., July 20.-Secretary
Gibbes. Of the Columbia Club, South
Atlantic League. received carly this
morning a telegram from Charleston,
signed by Kiernan, OF the team. saying
Manager Win. Clark had been badly
stabbed during the steamer trip from
Jacksonville by the Indian player Ben
der, and that Bender was !. rons
Mr. Gibbes wired Franz hampton,
a cousin i'm Charleston, to estigate.
and wired yolz TO take ch. ge of his
team mates. Bender has be q drinking
heavily Of late. and when under the
influence of liquor is sullen and dan
GerOUs.
Secretary Gibbes' son. Howard
Gibbes. late Of the University OF South
Carolina team, goes down tomorrow TO
help out at first base. II is stated here
that Clark IS seriously wol.uded.
Bender was purchased from Augusta
several weeks ago. President Boyer
wired Secretary Gibbes that Clark may
be out of the hospital in a week
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WEATHER REPORT.

Showers are indicated during the next
thirty-six hours In the Ohio valley and
the Middle-Eastern and Sutheastern
States, with somewhat lower tempera-
ture IN the Middle Atlantic States.
Steamers departing TODAY for Euro
pean ports viii have light variable
winds, shifting 10 easterly, and fair
weather TO the Grand Banks
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SPEECH
PREPARED BY BRYAN
Will Meet Republican Oppo-
nent on Every Cam
paign Issue.
GEN. GEORGE STONE,
Republican Leader of California.

LINCOLN, Neb., July 20.-Refreshed
by a quiet Sabbath and cooler weather,
". J. Bryan this morning turned his
attention 10 the preparation OF a rough
draft OF his speech Of acceptance, TO be
delivered August u at Fairview, before
the Democratic notification committee.
MI Bryan Is awaiting TaEts speech
OF acceptance before completing his
task. as II is his purpose 20 meet his
Republican opponent on every issue
which the latter discusses AZ the Gin
cinnati notification Bryan's every Ut
terance on campaign publicity proves
his determination 10 push this question
TO the front
Democrats Are Pleased.
Bryan's Nebraska lieutenants are
eXultinS over Secretary Taft-s recent
announcement that the Republican ccnn-
mittee would not accept contributions
from corporations. which, according 10
Bryan's followers. is tantanount 10 a
rebuke Of Treasurer Sheldon. Of the Re
publican national committee. who hsd
said publicly, less than a week ago
that corporation gifts would not be re
Bryan is now putting stress upep that
phase Jf the question prOvidine p1Ib-
hcity prior 70 election. and his Ne
braSka followers insist that Taft must
follow suit or forfeit the support OF a
large number Of progressive RepubIf-
cans in the Middle West. who ressD-
the interest Of Wall Street fnsnCiers in
national elections.
Monett Pledges Support.
Frank 5. Monett. former Republican
attorney general Of Ohio. spent two
hours in private conference With Bryan
last night at Fairview. after which the
Ohio man announced his intention or
supporting the Democratic ticket Mon
EFT said this morning that Bryan had
promised, II elected. to use the machin-
cry ot the Department OF Justice to
Aionett-says has headquarters in Ohio.
Considers Chairman.
Bryan was busy today considering the
claims Of several persons tor the chair
maaship OF the national committee. It
has been practically settled that the
chieft,1in shall be selected from the
Democracy Of the North Ollie James.
OF Kentucky. is still a possibility but
there has developed an opposition TO
him on account OF his feeling on the
negro question Il has been brought to
Bryan's attention that James is on
record as favoTing the disfranchisinz Of
the negro. and this places him outside
OF the breast works.
Bryan wants q man from outside the
national committee. II he can get one
big enough 70 accept He declines to
express any preference and will guard
carefully his choice until after he meets
with the national committee IN Chicago.
From a source close to him however,
IL was learned that the real reason he
believes an outsider should be chosen is
that hs intends TO hold each national
committeeman personally responsible
for the result IN his own State
West Virginia is also causing BRYAN
anxiety. He Is inquiring as 10 the exact
position OF the party leaders there and
is expected 70 urge John Mitchell to
make some speeches IN that State.
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Ran to Safety.

She began 20 run Gus dropped back
and she heard more revolver shots. She
did not know that she had been hit.
and kept on running and wandering
about unrn she reached a house. where
she was taken in and cared for. After
she removed her clothing. the young
woman found that she had been wound
ed in the shoulder, and that her heaG
and neck had been grazed BY two other
bullets.
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TEMPERATURES
Afflecks. w. Rul
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SUN TABLE.

TIDE TABLE
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Warrant for Restauranteur.

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19
A|RSH|P LINE
BEING PLANNED
BALDWIN TO BUILD FlYERS--ik-
VENTCR OF DiRiGi6lEs
TALKS AT BANQUET.
WILL SIGN A CONTRACT
Aerial Passenger line Re
tween Philadelphia and
New York City.

Washington, Aug ls--At a banquet
given by him at the National Pr ss
club tonight Capt. Thomas s. Bald
via. who has Just delivered a dirigib'e
to the United States army at Fort
Myer announced that he had b en-
given contract, soon to be signed. u
construct airships for the aerial pa'
senger line 10 ply between Philad l.
pha aud New York Incorporated in
Mas ssaohusetts six weeks ago bg
chas J. Glidden,
The Glidden company recognized Ia
Capt Baldwin the first practical in,
ventor OF a dirlgible which could be
rse1 for commercial purposes, and
sent Prof Clav'~ \ of the Blue Hill Oh
Iservatprv IT Boston, to make observa-
tione aud report ON the speed and en-
lnrance trials OF the Baldwin dirlelbla
al Fcrt Myer. Prof. Clayton VS.
authorized II satisfied with his II
yestigaton TO have Capt BaldwIa az
once sign the contract for the passe =
ger arships This was urged bY Prof
Clayton. but Can, Baldwin induei
the company TO hold of until Re was
through with his contract with the
government, when he wcnld dev =
his entire attention to 'h" 20 af an =
interest This was agreed 20.
VIII Close Army Contract.
About two weeks more Of Capt
BaIdwins time will be required t1
comnlete his contract with the army
In teaching the officers OF the signal
corps the art of handling his dirlgih'e
Iies Yr.IiH ruufgrr tTfar -e-fayf-s
was completed he would 90 TO Bos-
ton. sign the contract and eompleta
all details
The passenger airships VIII be OF
the present Baldwin type, semi'rigii.
with gas bags of the latest vulcanizei
silk material, with balloon nets a1d
netting. They will be from l5o to 2ea
feet IN length and viii be capable Ct
carr wing 90 TO 80 passengers CT mere
each
IN time they viii equal or even excel
the length of the Zeppelin airship re-
Gently destroyed and consequently
able to carry more passengers. fhe
number of airships to be constructed
will not be determined upon until
Capt Baldwin meet the represents
tives of the company at Boston.
In an interview with Lieut.. Lahm,
for the Aeronautical Board, this after
noon, Mr.. Baldwin was informed that
he made an official speed Of 1915
miles an hour In his remarkable ell
durance run of Saturday.
This is few points more than was
required OF him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19
IN FULL ACCORD
WITH PLATFORM
SHERMAN ACCEPTS REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION FOR VICE.
PRESIDENT.
GREATEST ENTHUSIASM
Manifested by Crowds at Utica, NY,
on Occasion OF Notifica aton--Nom.
inee Proud of Honor Ac.
corded him.

Utica, N, Y, Aug. IS. Ceremonies
attending the notification Of RRepub-
lican Vice Presidential Candidate
sherman concluded tonight with band
concerts and electrical illuminailons.
Crowds thronged the streets and
enthusiasm was manifest everywhere.
The notification speech was delivered
Sherman responded in brief speech
of acceptance. Other speakers were
Secretary of State Root and Presi.
dent NJ. w. Striker of Hamilton Col.
lege, from which Sherman graduated.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies
Sherman was presented with a mag.
nificeut gold lined silver loving cup,
a gift from his colleagues in the M
tional house Of representatives. The
speech of presentation was made by
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19

$4,000 (seven startersD Jack Ley
burn, 3:1l. Locust Jack 1924. Mar
garet O., 2:72. Time. 2:07A,
The Nelson, 2:1G pace, $500 -four
starters).. The Eel ILL. George Ga
no, 2-2-2. Pendef, Jr., 1873. Time
2:021a.
The Vassar ZIG trot, $1,000 (six
startersD. Loyal Bill. Raffles, IL
3-4. Prince c.. 2-3-4-2. Time 2:10A
A Record Smashed.
Empire City Race Track, Yonkers,
n. Y, Aug. 1S-A new worlds rec
ord for six furlongs for circular tracks
was made at the mpire City track to-
day when Nimbus, carrying 1e9
pounds, won the first race in Ill 1-5.
The time clips two-ffifths of second
off the old mark, made by Roseben,
carrying l47 pounds, at Belmont Park,
a couple of years ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19
CHAF|N ACCEPTS
THE NOMINATION
NOTIFIED OF BEING PROHiet
TioNiSTs CHOICE FOR THE
PRESIDENCY.
GIVEN GREAT OVATION
AppIauded When he Arraigned Demo
cratic and Republican Partiel
for Their Attitude Toward
Prohibition.

Chicago, Aug, 1S.-At music hal
this evening, in the presence of 4
large and enthusiastic aud.anee, Iai
gene w. Chain, uf Chicago accepted
the nomination for the presidency fol
the prohibition party. The address
formally notifying Chain was made
by Prof. Chas Scanlon. Of Pittsburg
on behalf of the committe on Motif,
cation appointed at the national con
yention in Columbus, Ohio, July lG.
Leading members of the party from
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio,
Indiana, Nebraska and other states
were present
Charles II. Jones, chairman of the
national committee, called the meet
ing to order and announced Samuel
Oickie, president Of Albion college,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19
BIG ARCHERY TOURNAMENT.

Chicago, Aug. 18.-On the splendid
ranges in Washington Park today sew
eral scores of deyotees of the bow and
arrow gathered for the opening of the
aniual tournament of the National Ar
cherry association. The representa-
live attendance gave evidence of the
revival of interest in the once popu a"
sport. Among the places represented
BY the entrants were Seattle Cincin-
natl Battle Greek, and Atchison. Kan.
Regret is felt that neither Mrs. NJ.
C. Howell of Cincinnati. nor n. b.
Richardson OF Boston, holders of the
women's and mems championship
titles. respectively. have been able to
come to Chicago to defend their
titles this year.
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of Albion, Mich, chairman of the
gathering. Dickie delivered a briof
address and then introduced Scanlon.
Chain was given an ovation when
he rose to accept the nomination. He
was frequently interrupted with ap.
plause, which was especially demon
strative when he attacked both the
Republican and Democratic parties
for their position on prohibition.
Speeches were also made by Clinton
n. Howard, of Rochester. n Y, Felix
| T. McWhirter, treasurer of the nation
al committee and Dan r. Sheen, nom
inee for governor of Illinois on the
prohibition ticket
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19
Representative Serene Payne of New
Sherman Accepts.

York.
Sherman Accepts.
In accepting the nomination Mr..
Sherman spoke in part as follows;
Senator Burrows and Gentlemen OF
the Notification Committee:
Your chairman, speaking for the
committee, has notified OF my nom
nation by the Republican national
convention, held in Chicago in June
as the party's candidate for yice-pyes-
ident As | chanced to be In Chicago
I'm June, | had an inkling of the con
vention's action. which was con
firmed by a warm-hearted reception
rendered me by my neighbors on the
occasion of my home coming on July
2. This official notification. however.
is welcome and the nomination you
tender me is accepted; accepted with
gratitude commensurate with the
great honor conferred; accepted with
full appreciation OF the obligations
W Altn dtNbtilAldH1 iiidb Hb1Uis All ibu-
or greater because my name Is linked
with that OF William H. Taft. whom
respect and esteem highly and who
approaches the high office of Presi-
dent exceptionally well equipped to
discharge the duties and bear the
varied and weighty responsibilities Of
that exalted position. Ny acceptance
could not be made with honor unless
were in full accord with the declar
alton Of principles adopted by the con
vention. Not only am in full and
complete accord with my party's
platform. but / endorse every word Of
the statement made by Mr.. Taft in
his address of acceptance when noti-
lied of his nomination as the Repu5-
lican candidate for President.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19
PLAN TO NOMINATE JOHNSON

Minneapolis. MINI. Aug 1S--De.
spite the fact that Governor Johnson
has declared he does not want a re
nomination. an effort undoubtedly
viii be made To name him for a third
term when the Democratic state con
veniiun meets here tomorrow. 20
confident are the party leaders that
he viii be persuaded to accept the
nomination. whether he wants il or
not. that no other man Is being seri-
ously considered for the nomination.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19
kssaulters Indicted.

Today's session of the grand jury
vas devoted to the hearing of wit,
lesses in the case of the assault on
Mrs. Mabel Hallan. George Richard.
son, the negro whom Mrs Hallan
Identified as her assailant, aIthoug a
not positively, was indicted.
Richardson has protested his inno'
'ense. The grand jury will tomor-
'ow begin a general investigation into
he riots.
The funeral of Frank Demore,
'dlled by the mob was held, today,
he sermon being preached by Rev.
9imothy Hickey, vicar of the diocese
u Alton.
The determination of Governor De
leen not to surrender Private Klein,
who killed a young man at Kankakee,
IN pursuit of his orders to guard the
ar. has a deeper significance than
merely protecting the individual sol
Hers. 1t is felt that unless a firm
stand is taken i'm behalf Of the sol
Her who killed in the discharge of his
uty, even though such action would
appear oyer-zealous in civil life. the
morals of the national guard would be
injured.
First Regiment Ordered Home.
The guarlsman who has his Or
ers must not be made to feel that
. b., ~. Oh ,f prtf
the civil authorities. He must be
made to feel that he is safe in car
rying out the Legitimate orders Of
his superior officers. II was this sen
timent which was freely expressed TO
Governor Deneen by the officers of
he national guard with whom he con
suited regarding the case. That those
in authority here consider that the
danger of serious trouble in the race
war here is practically over was made
evident tonight when Governor Dc
neen issued orders that the First In,
fantry of Chicago shall return to that
city tomorrow.
Will Stay at Bloomington.
The rumor that George Richardson
and Joseph James, the negroes whose
alleged crimes caused the riots, Will
be brought back from Bloomington
for immediate trial, was set at rest
tonight by Assistant States Attorney
Wines. He explained that the cir,
cult court will adjourn next week un-
til October and that the Richardson
and James cases may not be brought
up before November Meanwhile they
will be kept in Jail in Bloomington.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19
THE Eel SETS
A NEW RECORD
WINS FEATURE OF OPENING AT
POUGHKEEPSIE IN SENSA-
TlONAL TIME.
ClN0 A CLOSE SECOND
Jack Leybarn Wins Heavy Event
Record Smashed at Yonkers by
Nmbus -. Preparing for
American Handicap.

Poughkoepsie, N. Y, Aug. 1S.-Tha
feature of the opening day of the
Grand Circuit meeting at the Hudson
River Driving Park today was the
21GR pace the first heat of whicn
the Eel went in 2:O2R. He thus beat
the track record, his own record, and
made the fastest mile paced in the
Grand Circuit this year
G The Eers chief competitor was
George Gano. The first heat was Il
great race between these two horses,
to the three-quarter pole, the first
quarter being made in 29A seconds;
the half in 59h; and the three quar-
ters in 1:31h 1t was then that Gano
bJgan to slacken speed and Eel won
eased up.
Summary.
Queen City 2:0S trot, e in 81, purse
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-08-19
DOWN TO THE FINALS.

Chicago. Aug lS.-David Jolly. n
St Andrews, Scotland. vas eliminated
today from play for the western
junior golf championship and Charles
Evans of Edgewater aud Albert
Seckel of Riverside. will meet In the
finals tomorrow. jolly was defeated
in the semi-fnals by Evans. to 2
Secfel defeated Donald Edwards Of
Midlothian. l up.