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The Washington herald., 1908-01-14

have Mr.. Stuart back and ought to b'
very glad.
n. c. Sprague, while the excitement
over the resolution was al its height
arose and opposed the passage of the
resolution.
Labor has nothing to do with schoo
teachers. he said. and / don't see why
we should have anything TO do with
this AFFAIR. suppose the man who intro
duced this resolution knows what he Is
doing, but we do not know on what ques-
ton we are voting"
Mr.. Sprague's address only added to the
excitement President LOrch pounded his
gavel for order without success Cries OF
question" were heard from all quarters
but when the noise Jsubsided it was seen
that Fred Fox had been given the floor
by the president He spoke in favor OF
the resolution, Immediately after which a
vote was taken.
UprORr Ends Meeting.
At the close of the meeting a delegate
from the Theater Mechanics asked that
the rules be suspended and he be given
ten minutes to speak. The constitution
OF the organization states that the meet
ing is considered adjourned at II o'clock
The president ordered the rules suspended.
Sam DeNedrey objected, and immediate
ly wordy row ensued. The entire body
was In serious uproar. while President
Lorch was frantiCally calling for order
When order was gained the delegate was
allowed to speak He was not allowed
TO finish. however. being greeted with
Kisses and cat-calls for the ten minutes
allotted him. and when these were up the
delegates. the majority Of whom had lett
the hall while he was talking, hastily adj
journed.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
WHAT CAUSES HEADACuE

From October TO May, Colds are the most frequent
cause Of Headache. LAXATIVE BR0MO QUI.
NINE removes esass. Z. w. GroTs On box. &c,
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14
At wiIIiamsport.

As the result Of the heavy rains OF the
last few days and the melting Of the
snow on the mountains. the Potomac
River at WilHamsport Is about eighteen
feet above normal. and last evening was
still rising az the rate Of & few inches 20
the hour.
The lowiands between the river and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal are overflow
ed. Il is not believed the river will get
much higher. Owing TO the high water,
II was necessary for the BryOn Tannery
at Williamsport 10 close down yesterday.
Winchester was IN total darkness so
far as electricity was concerned las. night
on account OF the high water in Shensn-
doah River which partially inundated
the plant of the Winchester and Wash
ington City Electric Company.
BerTyville and ChaTlestowu were also
without electricity. The melting snow
and steady rains have caused the river
to rise about twenty feet above nor
NAL It has overfiowed its banks and
much damage has already been sustained.
Several manufacturing plants in that
vicinity had TO shut down on account Of
lack of electric power.
High at Fredericksburg.
The heavy rains Of the past few days in
the mountains has caused the Rappahan-
mock to rise over its banks al FTedeTicks-
burg. At an early hour yesterday morn
ing the water was about fifteen feet out
Of its banks. SO far no damage has been
reported.
The James River at Lynchburg reached
sixteen feet and two inches to-day.
this being the highest since March. 1892.
The danger limit Is eighteen feet.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-14

PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS.
FAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10 cure any cas-
Of IitchinR Blind Bieedina or protuidine piles 1.
s la u -. ~ ..-.u..
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02

United States senator on the republic
an ticket CT Henry M. Cake Of Port
land by oyer 5000 majority over Upited
States Senator Charles w. Fulton, aad
on the democratic ticket OF Governor
George T. Chamberlain, whose ncmi,
nation was uDOpDOsed.
An extraordinary wedding was
solemiized in Astoria recently, when
the daughter OF G, w, Cafnahan. The
late collector Of customs, was mar
ried to Harry Behauna in the presence
Of the remains OF Mr.. Carnahan as obey
lay in the easket. The wedding had
been set before the illness Of her
father, and not desiring TO postpone
the date they We're married.
-Four men supposed TO be hObOes
We're arrested at Umatilla recently
While rObbing a box ear They We're
taken 10 the county jail at Pendlet0D,
The thirteenth annual reunion Of the
Umatilla County Pioneer association
viii be held in Weston May %, 70
and 80.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
MONTANA NOTES.

A bunch Of hobo miners en- route
from the Nevada mining samDs TO
Butte seized an Oregon Short Line
freight train at Red Rock, Mont, p
Of them taking possession OF a box
car and defying the train crew TO eject
them. II was either a case OF the
freight susDending operations Or car
fying the destitute miners north, and
the train proceeded on to Dillon. about
80 miles distant, where the police, un-
der instructions from the railway Off
Gals, captured the hOboes. After a
hearing the miners We're ordered TO
clear out Of Dillon.
Five hundred farms ln eastern Mon
tana and in North Dakota, the prop
erty OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
company, Will be placed on the mar
ket soon and sold only 70 actual set
tiers. Farm units are 10 be Of such
size as to allow OF sufficient pastur-
age for small bands OF stock.
The Montana State Brewers ass0ei-
alton has elected the f5lloy1ng officers
for the ensuing year President, Hen
ny Mueller; vice president, 7. ]. Ner-
ney; secretary, Charles KesseIer, The
next convention viii be held at BIZ
lings.
Holding that it is the duty Of parents
10 safeguard their children when fn
known places Of danger, the supreme
court has reversed the decision Of the
district court OF Silver Bow county ia
the suit OF Harrington versus the
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific railway,
which had awarded damages for ID
jury to a child. Unattended children
in such places Is defined as Dsfma
facie negligence, new principle SO
far as Montana courts are concerned,
the matter having been left 70 the
jury.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
IDAHO EVENTS,

The trustees Of the First Presby-
terrain church Of Moscow have received
promise from Andrew Carnegie that
he viii donate $625 toward liquidatDg
the expense incurred by the instalia-
ton Of the new pipe organ in the
church.
TO ascertain how many Indian chill
dren are attending white schools on
Nez Perez reservation. Indian Agent
O. II. Lips will canvass the schools
and report to the department, which is
completing tabulations. Commission
e. Francis Leupp wants Indian chill
dren to attend white schools. as he
thinks by SO doing the young redskins
will lose their tribal habits.
Indian corn is likely to supDlant
beans on American ridge. That bean
buyers will not contract the crop IN
advance is the main reason the farm
ers are giving up this industry. Last
year Kendrick shipped $4,000 bushels
Of beans, for which the buyers paid
s25O,0OO While it is early for an esti-
mate the acreage will be reduced 20
per cent.
Much interest has been aroused by
the announcement that the work Of
allOting the lands Of the Occur d'Alene
Indian reservation preparatory to
opening the reservation TO white set
tlement has begun. The reservation
contains $4,000 acres Of land, Of which
probably 100000 acres are agricultural
land Of the best quality. The remain
ing 10000 acres are timbered and
portion mountainous and rough. Some
Of this land is covered with heavy
timber Of great value. Other lands
are covered with smaller timber and
dense underbrush while other portions
have fine timber scattered over them.
with no underground, and the trees
are large and straight but they are
wide apart There are about 600 In
dams on the reservation and each Of
these is to have 100 acres Of land with
out regard to age or sex. That means
that the Indians are to have first
choice Of 10000 acres Of the land. The
park, If reserved, viii take $500 acres
more.
Robert Munro, aged 10, was captured
while robbing the till IN Mike Makers
saloon in Wallace.
The success OF the Farmers Educa-
tional and Cooperative Association is
somewhat surprising, as the new Or
der has taken the ranchers by storm
and they have focked to join, until
Idaho promises to become a factor IN
the national organization.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
NEWS OF THE EOELD
saaRT gispaTCaEs FROM ALL
PAETS or THE GLOBE.
a Feyies 81 s<sopeptngs ~ Spsr
Esstenp sn1 Besserp sser,sspSeres
Dysaas the >ss* sfeeS-sfssao1zi
HISTORIES, SoitticsS 900 >efsoass
Esents.

James Lailg, charged w1rb fptp1er,
was burned 20 deatb ~ q 6sis easss 1s~
stg0ysd DIE Seneca. Ksasy Ssi1 sseezr5g,
The prisoner n be9leyed ~ fssss ~
ire 10 his bed N9th suicidal apssps,
The president has set4 "a afle n9n5-
nation OF 1<asfenee d Murray - XIV
York as comptroller - egBssne}, p5es
William Bddz5ey, q Illinois. ra0 -,
signed 10 accept she pfes91spey - =
Kansas CRY bapk.
Lieutenant General 11zes1te't, <s1e
de camp 10 Emperor NiebOEas. salc
former commander IA esgief - cltis Rus
sian army 5n NanebWla, is seriously
ill ndth pneumonia
aDDjleatiCa Tor fine apDo9csuett ~ q
receiver Tor the Odel1 gss0kessse e0fD-
papy, one q the largest concerns ~
the kind 90 Cincinnati, fsas bssp nsss.s
ja The state eOuts,
President Roosevelt sizses ffsst b.
Will oppose any bin prOs1c5ng = eotD~
mission 10 consider f8s spb5ses -
amendments 70 the Ebernaan antb1suss
law,
II pOw virtually II assprsl fsst or
eas0 is 70 haye q new Zosst0sY aose5
II is ~ BE- 1oeate1 Al rhs D0srtNest
corner Of Niebi8aD sgeDbe and Hob
bard court. aad is 70 ~ called Tie
blackstone, after taas laas T5saDt8Y j.
blackstone, Tor many geafs Dteslle1f
Of the Alton railroad, whose % h0ns~
stead il Nil Oee9gy
former Postmaster GeaefS5 Don y.
Dickinson u Detroit. NflO hei6 rbe
portfolio aDdef Presldent Cleveland
has gone ~ = sanitaflum ~ gyl1t.
Mich, accompanied oy bis family. ~
fecupefate tgOf1 neryOas breabd0nc.
lie was taken 80 Nldh nervous psosfss.
ion about SIX months asD and tes
since been suffering aeutely.
VITA Telephone. tele1favs aD1 ssl
road service almost oOmplefely sDs
pended for two hours Fsdday oig1f. ts.e
center Of the worst wind and saln
storm RACED over north yexas tslat fzs
been seen ~ many gea1s.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
~ MEMORY Of .. s. GRANT.
Taft Carnegie aoe Leslie shaw -
Easter Ser1cs>

Kew YORK, April 20.-COmmemorat
ing the s5th anniversary u tie Dl1fb
OF General 4. s, Grant. q memorial
service was held Sunday might 81
metropolitan temple. ~ which 6ecre
tary Of War Taft. andrew Camegle
ana former Secretary Of the Treasury
Leslie ~ shaw made addresses. and
Grant post Of the 3. a. 4. presented z
national flag 70 the church. This b.
the church al which General Grant
during bis residence Ia this CITY. A.
tended worship
Andrew Carnegie chose Peace" ~
the subject Of his address. he SAD
that General Grant. through his Iiie
OF nnremitting labor, meyer failed ~
express on occasion, as Washington
did, his devotion 10 the cause Of Deace
Mr.. Taft spoke OF General Grant
the man and soldier Of action. whom
ne ranked as a military genius WITH
Frederick the Great and With "a,
DOleOn.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
Criticize Lavish Diplomats.

Sharp criticism of lavish entertain
ments by rich American diplomats in
order to establish a social standing
abroad was heard in the house Satur-
day in the course of consideration of
the diplomatic and consular appropri-
alton bill. The occupation of Dor
chester house, London, by Ambassa-
dor Whitelaw Reid and a similar dis
play Of wealth in Berlin by Ambassa-
dor Tower were particularly empha-
sized in that connection.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02

Cumberland, Nd, April 2O.-Be-
cause Of the discharge of two conduc-
Tors the entire force Of motormen and
conductors Of the Cumberland Electric
company vent on strike here, and the
system IS completely tied uD. The
Cumberland & Western Port, the inter
urban system which DenetIates The
MINING regions, is affected by the
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
Cruisers on Puget Sound.

The cruisers Tennessee and Wash
ington, the latter Admiral Sebree's
flagship, are at Puget Sound navy
yard.
After awaiting week or two Ad-
miral Sebree's second division, con-
sisting OF the Tennessee, Washington,
California and South Dakota, will be
at San Francisco on May to partici-
pate in the welcome to the Atlantic
fleet.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02

April 1So6-Buiidings destroyed By
earthquake and fire, 28,l88. Total los
Of property ID San Francisco BIZ EARTH
quake and fire, sos, 100000.
April, bodybuilding rebuilt or iD
course Of construction III San Fran-
cisco $500. Total value Of building
rebuilt or under course Of construction
~ burned area Of San Francisco, sli2,-
100000.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02

should the plans Of the American
government be acceptable 10 Mexico.
the cruiser Albany Will be utilized 10
convey Ambassador creel and VI. j.
Buchanan on their mission of peace
and good fellowship 10 the i've Gem
tral American republics.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02

Tributes Of respect to the memory
of the late Senators Morgan and Pet
tus Of Alabama, both of whom died
during the recess OF congress last sum
mer, occupied nearly the entire SEES
sion OF the senate Saturday.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
OREGON ITEMS.

Henry Derrick, aged "a years, a
pioneer Of the Walla Walla valley,
died at the home of his brother, James
Derrick OF Ferndale, recently.
The recent primaries resulted In the
nomination for the candidacy for
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
stanford Won Debate.

ny Unanimous vote the judges IN the
intercollegiate debate SATURDAY niabt
between representatives of stanford
ana the University Of California del
cided IN favor of Stanford.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02

The Aberdeen team plays at Spo-
kane all this week, then Spokane and
Aberdeen leave for the coast.
Next Sunday in the Spokane City
league, at Natatorium park, the Brad
ley Engineering team plays the Dodd
Clothing company, and the Union Iron
Works is to be pitted against the Hill
Bros Walkovers.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02

A new London library has a room
set apart for tab on literary matters
being darker, with less perfume.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
Round of Entertainments.

Throughout the next five days while
officers and men of the fleet are par
ticipating in the round of banquets.
balls and other forms of entertainment
devised by various committees, the
people of all southern California will
be welcomed aboard the battleships,
and each night there will be a great
display of splendid illumination.
The formal welcome to the officers
will be rendered by the city of Los
Angeles tomorrow night in banquet
at the Hotel Alexandria, to which $50
invitations have been issued. The af-
fair will be one of the most notable
in the history of the city, and the
decorations, which have been days in
preparation, are said to be unsurpassed
at any function that. has taken place
in California in late years.
General Adna r. Chaffee, U. S. A.,
retired, will be chairman, and Joseph
Scott, president of the board of educa-
ton, will be POSTMASTER, and speeches
will be made by Mayor A. c. Harper,
the Rev. Robert J. Burnett, Bishop
Thomas G. Conaty, Catin Frye and II.
w. O'Melveny.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02

The right ear Is generally larger than
the left,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
Churches Welcome Sailors.

striking feature of the service in
each of the big churches of Los An
geles was the presence of squads of
sailors in uniform, who were without
exception given places in the front
pews and to whom, in nearly every
instance, the clergymen addressed a
portion of the Easter sermons. The
church squads composed of first
class liberty men, were brought ashore
early this morning, and after attend
ing devotions were given until tomor-
row to see the city.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-05-02
NOW At LOS ANGELES
GREAT FLEET VIEWED EASTER
DAY BY CROWDS OF PEOPLE
Thousands of People Rush to Visit
Ships and Witness Maneuverng
Early in the Neutrality-suspicious. At
tend Easter Church Services in
the City.

Los Angeles, CAL, April 20.-Sunday
night, for the first time since leaving
Hampton Roads, the battleships are
separated. In home harbors, few
miles apart, they lie at anchor in di-
visions of four, and these positions
they will maintain until next Saturday
morning, when the 16 fighting craft.
again united under the flag of Rear
Admiral Thomas, will get under way
for Santa Barbara, the next port of
welcome
For the ships, for the officers and
the men and for the people of Los
Angeles Sunday was busy Easter.
the division of the fleet was accom-
plished at 6 o'clock a. M, but even at
this early hour the shores of San
Pedro harbor and the hills overlooking
were well covered with spectators
eager to witness the maneuyers of
the warships While the crowds ashore
watched, suddenly the signals began
to fly, and within a few minutes the
second division, led by it's flagship, the
Georgia, steamed slowly out of line
anu proceeded three miles across the
harbor to point opposite Long Beach.
The third and fourth divisions rounded
Point Firmin for a longer cruise, the
four ships led by the flagship Maine
proceeding to anchorage in the most
sheltered portion of Santa Monica
bay, and the fourth division, with the
Alabama leading, dropping out of the
column to anchor a few hundred yards
off the pier at Redondo.
Not until afternoon were visitors
received on board, and after that time
the people surged aboard the boat
landings and the bays were dotted
with tiny craft, laden to the limit of
safety with men, women and children
who struggled to be first aboard the
big, white, clean fighting ships.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-08-08
SPORTING GOSSIP
Continued from Page 49,

week. Hunt, he claims is second Jimmy Wigs, with
proposed establish and maintain least four national
States Salt Western and is believed
will considerable attention paid to the
Ss states will be held either Portland or Seattle
with Dad Gimns bunch Of obe hanging the hoodoo sign
the ood boys Saturday If pitcher has anything at ALL Dad
John B. Hagn the Kentucky breeder will
FROM the business horse breeding and racing because of the anti
Commodore Sinclair commander Of the yacht Lrlne which
that he will offer the cup he has just won as Ga perpetual trophy
makes offer of cup for the
President Roosevelt has expressed desire shake hands Is, with
the United States the head Of the coors of all nations in the m
They fishing old New York else they tell
tall stories The latest is that while fishing for aayete one
% s Ts @ four the s and
es any Ad m S s ve @ g Hn %a %
banks of the streams beat that?
old and employed ia New York de-
race he e sn amd % f
the freshest one of the contestants
bon p 0"ft e 4h have s en
f 't nas s s5t %a%s life %''''' for the
and S%o sd the p T o "a ss 5 Ggh agu
given yon Chicago Nationals Spon5srs
good but many have their doubts
D o sn G kTs % is gesa sna an latest d ts %dS
S" % friends &ss aps Bs | S S Dsg aS 5
the odmer that red head of his the onsaugh
of the husky Monanan
Such life The Toronto released sandow Meres
being slow. Sandow drew $1,000
from the New York giants of the big drawing
cards
Jimmy Britt is London giving boxing exhibitions
Music halls Jimmy be down and a fighter but he is
the foxy boy the managing keep in close touch with
the almighty dollar of the James will make
tour OF the continent and will bring home gooy roll Of the long
green, and don't you forget that
member of bicycle club Of Spandau, Germany. who is max
ing of the world a bike a wager Of
$1,000 stranded in Chicago recently
wpng his wheel and his cash. but through
sports of that provided with hitting
the high for Frisco
Hugh Clark born and raised Wyoming ranch won the title
of champion broncho buster world
leatng Clayton Dank and capturing the championship
with $40 gold pieces and valued at $500
those
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-06
TRACK ATHLETICS.

Nearly 100 men have already indi-
Gated their intentions of reporting for
work in the various forms of track
athletics.
Out of this material, Coach Larson
hopes TO develop a team which will
make az least respectable show for
the College. The Agricultural and
Mechanical College will be represent
ed by full team at the Southwest
ern meet, which is this year to be
held at Austin. Dual meets will also
be arranged with the State colleges,
including perhaps Baylor University
and the University of Texas.
Mr.. Larson is a firm believer In
the value Of this form of college ath-
leties. He has had a good deal OF
experience while in the college, I'M
der Alonzo Stage, OF the University OF
Chicago. Under HIS direction, the
Agricultural and Mechanical should
have the best team in its history.
All that the college has lacked here
tofore has been a competent and en-
thusiastic leader. Such a leader has
now been provided by the authori-
ties of the college. and the cadets
will be found eager and ready to do
their share.-Houston Post.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-06
MRS. "PAT" CAMPBELLS NEW
STORY

New York, Feb. 5.-New York play
goers, who have not had much oppor-
tunity to grow enthusiastic over the
productions made so far this season.
are awaiting with some eageyness the
first presentation of Electra" which
is to be made at the Garden Theater
next Monday, and rehearsals for
which are now in progress. The play
will be put on by Mrs. Patrick Camp
bell and the cast will contain anoth.
er notable English actress in the per-
son of Mrs. Herbert Beerbahm Tree,
wife of the distinguished London ac-
tor and manager.
The forthcoming production of Eel
ectra" is not the original Greek drama
of Sophocles. 1t is from the German
of Hofmanstahl, the English version
being the work of Arthur Symons.A All
the costumes and scenery for the pro-
duction have been sent over from
Londo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-06
REV. WILSON LEAVES TONIGHT
Following His Lecture at the First
Christian Church on "America's
Uncrowned Queen"

Rev. Homer T. Wilson, who has
been preaching at the Christian church
each evening throughout the week,
leaves tonight following his lecture
under the auspices of the Young La
dies Circle on Americas Uncrownet
Queen"
Rev. Wilson's sermons have been a
source of great inspiration to many,
and his visit will be long remembered
for its helpIulness to the church and
tie community. He preached a strong
sermon last night on The Royal
Man." his text being from the eighth
verse of the second chapter of first
Peter.
Rev. Wilson has visited and ad.
dressed the students of Allen Acad-
envy on "a Secret of Power" and the
young ladies of the Texas Womans
College on THE Value of Effort" dur
ing the week.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-02-06
ONTARIO LEGISLATURE MEETS.

Toronto, Ont, Feb. 5.-The Ontario
legislature assembled today for the
final session of the present parliament.
All forecasts agree that the session
will be long and stormy one. as is
usually the case before an election.
The redistribution bill, an education
bill, revision of the mines act, prison
labor reform, and better provision for
the care of the insane are among the
leading features on the Government
programme.