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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-02
AUTO TRIP TO
BIG BEND
w. r. CLARK CALLED TO SPO.
KANE BY PRESIDENT HILL TO
TAKE TRIP TO WATERVILLE
COUNTRY.

w. T. Clark received wire mes
sage last night from President Louis
Hill, of the Great Northern, to go to
Spokane on the night train and be a
member of an auto party that would
leave Spokane for the Big Bend
country today or tomorrow. Presi-
dent Hill was not expected to be on
the coast until next week, but there
have been matters that have come up
that have needed his attention on the
coast. The trip to Waterville OF the
railroad party is doubtless made with
the intention of definitely settling the
question as to whether or not Water
Vile is to have railroad. Mr..
Clark was asked to become member
of the party on account of the inter-
est he has taken in the Waterviile
road. Like all other Wenatchee cit1-
zens he has felt that the interests OF
both towns would be furthered by the
extension of the line into Waterville
and to that end Mr.. Clark arranged
that Mr.. Costello should meet with
the .Waterville people this evening.
This meeting was postponed owing 90
the arrival on the coast Of President
Hill, but now it is likely that Mr.
Hill himself will make the definite
statement as to what shall be done
"a to Waterville.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-02
ROAD MEETING
NEXT MONDAY
A. L. ROGERS, OF WATERvILLE,
PHONED THAT COMMITTEE
FROM THAT CITY COMING NEXT
MONDAY.

A. L. Rogers, of Waterville, phOned
F. NJ. Scheble this morning that
committee from the CoWmercial club
of the waterville people is to go down
day night to talk state road matters.
Mr.. Rogers stated that the sentiment
of he Waterville people is to go down
the line with the Wenatchee people
lin the securing of the state road
through this section. The committe
is composed of five members, and
there will be meeting Monday night
to agree upon a method of procedure.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-02
RAILROAD EN-
PLOYES BOUGHT
LOCAL DEPOT FORCE TO PUT SO
PER MONTH IN TO REAL ES-
TATE IN CITY.-BoUGHT $1,000
PROPERTY.

The local Great Northern employees
in the depot are planning on max
ing fortune from Wenatchee real
estate Some six<0r seven of them
have agreed to set aside SO per
month from their salary, and to in
vest it in Wenatchee real estate. The
first purchase of these investors was
coasummated yesterday when they
purchased the Daniel Fisk place on
Mission street for $1,000. The deed
conveyed it to A. A. Piper and Jesse
Robinson, in trust for the other menu
beers. The railroad employees in this
little organization propose to. incof-
porate, and the property will then be
held by the corporation.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-02

Ellsworth Hallenbeck, Frank Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Stevenson and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Cakes.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-02

in this district, and every orchardist
is making plans to be represented
and, where possible, will be present
at the show"
1--WE understand that the Chelan
country will be we'll representa- dat
the National Apple show. said
Wright Brothers of Chelan, who ar
rived, with their exhibit of III boxes
from Chelan yesterday afternoon.
1--WE will start the work of repacking
and installing tomorrow morning.
We have in all some 80 varieties and
will enter a number of the larger
classes as we'll as the plate displays"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-02
SKATING RINK PARTY.

Last evening party of young
folks gave a skating rink party at
Ships rink from ten to twelve
o'clock. A most delightful time was
had and much fancy skating was
done. Those composing the party
were: Misses Faun Wells, Madge
Cushing, Eloise Scheble, Della Schroe-
der, Irene Austin, Helen Mccoy, Iris
Finch, Mildred Hallenbeck, and Della
Zwight; Messrs A. E. Wielani, j.
Monroe, Otto Anderson, Louis Crol-
lard, Clifford Godfrey, Ed. Boehmer,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-02
STATEMENT CALL
ON LOCAL BANKS
COMPTROLLER MURRAY AND EN-
ANINER ENGLE ASK FOR RE-
PORT OF CONDITIONS OF BUSI-
NESS NOVEMBER p.

Calls on both national and state
banks for a statement of conditions
at the close of business, Friday, No
vember 81, have been received by
the local bankers.
Bankers say that the local finan'
cial institutions will show gain Ovel
the call of September %, which
showed the largest gain of the year
Most of the returns fr.in the fruit
crop have been received and there |:
a great deal of money tied up in the
banks.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-02
w. C. T. U. MEETING.

". G. T. Z. MEETING. >
The w. c.. T. U. meet at the home
of Mrs. C. Roys on Washington ave.
Friday, December 4, at $3.50 p. m.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-02

The lower Stemilt school will have
basket social on next Saturday
hight. People from the city are in
vited to take basket of edibles and
go to the school house, when good
time will be had. The purpose of this
social is to raise money for library.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-01-19

For seventy-ffve days had been tracked through
the snow by a party of troopers led by that re-
lentless sleuth, Roland Farnsworth At last they
had me surrounded the hill where stood the
country house of Lord Gottdacoyne. Tired I'M
armed, I fairly driven to bay. Ia Iarkl
Approaching oot-steps
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
STEEPlECHASER KILLED
ON FAIR GROUNDS TRACK
Neviiie's "Fauquier." Falls and An
other Horse steps on Head
Dies Later,

RICHMOND. VA, Oct 6.--"Fau
quier." Robert. Nevills's 81 500 steeple
chaser, was killed at the first Jump al
the Virginia state Fair this afternoon
and the driver. c. H. Grown, was
badly hurt. The horse, bay geld
ing. took the hurdle, tripped and fell
and another of the racers coming on
stepped into the middle of its head.
The animal died an hour later with an
artery broken in It's brain.
"FauGuier" out of Gray Queen,
sire Eolic. was the pride OF the Up
pervilla Stables, and had come into
prominence this season On several
Northern tracks. winning her runs
both at Belmont Pork and SheepsA
head Bay. She had won her last
four races. and wa. reading in 4
field Of eight when the accident oc-
CURED today. Neville saw his favor
tie go down to her death.
Jockey Brown was taken from the
track in an ambulance but ne will re-
cover. The horse was five years
old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
TAFT EXPLAINS VIEWS
Upon The Question Of Trust
Regulation.
|tu coKANAllBus MI m9
Only When Assresations Of Capital
Attempt to Monopolize euiness'
Should They Be Stamped out-oe-
tends Injunction Decisions.
lRy Associated Press)

ST. LOUIS, MO, uct. with a
IL hour demonstration OF cordlaits
ST. Louis today and tonight furnished
an appropriate climax to the ives
tern campaign trip of William H.
TAFT which ended today. The can
didate spoke to an immense audience
in the newly finished coliseum he
followed this with an open air address
at Clayton. a suburb, and then rush
cd to East st. Louis, Ills, where he
addressed a large gathering OF stock
yard employees.
MANY thousands Of strangers came
to st. Louis just to say Hello Bill
to the candidate. A local orgahiza-
ton of 400 men headed by a detail OF
police and e band, preceded the can
didate from the station. He was
compelled 10 ride with his hat In his
hand the entire distance to the hotel.
Ths speech delivered at the COLI
suem was comprehensive, but the po'
sition Of the candidate on the ques-
ton Of trrst regulation was madN
the important feature.
Attitude Toward Corporations.
He made II clear that he was nor
opposed TO the ggrsgation Of capital
for the purpose Of efecting ecouo'
mics. Sch aggregation ne
said. ARE 10 be commended rather
than cOnde mined. II is not iucOnsis'
tent with competition. and Is an aid 10
our material progress.
When, however" he continued. II
is accompanied L.: an attempt to
nnonopoiize business and TO confroi
prices it thsn becomes illegal and the
evil must be STAMPED out. This
shall be done by greater supervision
Of the business Of such corporations
bv federal control through the d.
partmeat Of commerce and labor: by
a series Of reports each month: BY
constant examination by government
agents. and bv imms diate and pcrsis'
tent prosecution Of all violations Of
Law"
Mr.. Bryan" he said is constant,
" striving 10 reach a short cut ann
royal read TO a reform o. busines
methods and elimination Of business
abuses. that require earnes, attention
cor slant apple alton and gradual pro
sreys to better things"
How about labor unionsr he was
asked.
Il have done more for union iabo'
than Mr.. Gompcrx." was the quics
r. tor, and then Mr.. Taft explained
that the decisions be hsd rendered a
judge. and which we're nov mis-
represented a. placing him asains
unior ism. ~ere used by the courts anf
ty unioa labor as the basis Of ihei'
reports.
Another interruption was q qucr'
about campaign contributions. Th'
reply vas that 80 far a. he knp~. M
I contributions had vet BEEN made tha
would have the slightest tendency q
emosr-ass any one.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
SLAYER INVOLVED N DIVORCE SUIT
Woman Arrested, Admits Deed-Ai-
legged Dead Mans Negro coachman
Acted As Spy on Wife-Oeceased
Was Private Secretary to Israel W.
Durham Of Philadelphia.
fBy Associated Press.1

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Oct 6.-J
Clayton Erb. captain and rSgtmental
quartermaster Of the Third regiment
national guard Of Pennsylvania. was
shot and killed at hi3 summer, h ms
near Village Green. Delaware county
tonight. His sister-in-law. Mrs. Kahn
crime Beisel. is under arrest in the
Media jail charged with the murder
The woman admits that she did he
shooting during a family quarrel.
Captain Erb. who was private sec
rotary 10 Isra,! w. Durham. political
leader of this city. was one Of the
best known men in political circles
in Philadelphia.
About TWO years ago. he was mar
ried and moved to Delaware county.
For time everything went along
smoothly. but recently there were
family quarrels. On August "a. Mira.
Erb. who was Mrs. ". G. Rothermel,
a divorced woman. caused the arrest
OF Eugene Poulson. Mr.. Erb's colored
coachman. on a charge OF threaten
ing her life.
At the hsaring in the case. she
s SI catbAlsaaIn s sfu. had ao been
coachman at the hearing, as against
his wife. He explained that he did
50 because he expected TO institute
proceedings against Mrs. Erb. and
expected Poulson to be an important
witness in the case In which Mrs.
Katherine Beisel, Mrs. Erb's sister
was to be involved.
Captain Erb declared at the hear
ing that h had been duped when he
married Mrs. Rothermel. and that
her conduct during his absence at
White Plains last summer had been
improper.
Several weeks later Mrs. Erb caus
ed the arrest Of her husband on q
charge OF assault and battery and
he was held for trial. Captain Err
was Tor fifty years identified with
Republican politics in this city and
the state. When Israel w. Durham
became state insurance commission
er. he appointed Captain Erb an &C
tua-y. During q legislative investi
CATION OF the insurance department
under Governor Pennypacker. Erh
became one OF the principal witness.
es.. and frankly testified that he had
received fees amounting 10 $141,00
as actuary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07

ever. he said, would have money
enough to carry them through the
campaign.
The President also entertain ID at
luncheon Charles 8. Francis. OF Troy.
n. Y. American ambassador TO Aus.
tria'Hungary, who arrived In Wash.
ing,on yesterday.
The President wished to inform
himself on the situation In thu Ba:.
kans as far as Ambassador Francis
Is acquainted with 1t. Mr.. Francis
has b>en absent from Vienna some
weeks. and is not informed regarding
the late Developments. except what
he has learned from the dispatches.
He would not discuss the situation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
soasIEO WOULD nlIs then nIl'
Divorce Action Not to - Passsd
Upon After Murder Trial 10 Die.
posed Of-Mrs. HaIns Asks Court
to rant Counsel Fees, Alimony and
Children.
(By Associated Pressl.

NEW YORK. Oct. 6.--John F. Nc.
lntyre. attorney for Captain Peter
G. Hams, Jr.. and his brother. =.
Jenkins Hams. the former held for
the m0rder Of william E. Annis and
the latter as an accessory to II. 10,
Cay served notice on District Attors
ney Deerin Of Queens county that
he would challenge the array Of the
grand jury empannelled to pass %
the cases OF his clietns.
Mcintyre bases his action upon In
formation that member Ut the;
grand jury was . warm personal
friend Of Annis, and further. accord.
ing to Mr.. McIntyre's informant. that
on several occasions since this mans
selection as juror, he has been
heard to express q determination 10
do everything In his power to "hang
them BOTH referring to Captaia
Hams and T. jenkins Hama. s.
The divorce action. which has beeg
made correlary Of the murder tr1Al1
BY the fling q e. sa.,aszit X
Annis. Il NOT to be passed pp0a -
after the actton Of the state -
been disposed Of. q.
+ Mrs. Hams affidavit and . coutfors
verting one by Captain mains wsre
filed today with Justice Carr in the
Supreme Court OF Kings county. De-
cision on the motion for $50 . week
aiimony, $1,000 In counsel fees and
the custody OF the children, made IN
behalf OF Mrs. Hams, was reserved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
AUSTRIA hNItxts PROVINCES
Holding of International Conference
to Settle Problem Presented by Bull
saria's Action Being Considered by
Powers-EneIish Papers Praise Tur-
key and Denounce Austria.
(By Aasociated 1-reaks

LONDON, Oct. 6-The second and
eliminating step in the Austro-Bul
Sarian program for the agsrandiza
ment of themselves at the expense Of
the status established by the treaty
OF Berlin was consummated tonight
when Emperor Francis Josef formally
proclaimed the practical annexation
of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Qua
monarchy.
The present situation is as follows:
Turkey calls upon the powers to
preserve to her what they guaranteed
by that treat. Austria and Bulga
ria strongly declare their determine
ton to keep what they have taken.
Cervia is protesting belligerently
against being hemmed in more strong
ly between two unpopular neishbcss.
and against having the Servians in
Bosnia absorbed into the Austro Hun
garian nationality.
The other power concerned in the
Berlin treaty are discussing the hold
ing of an international conference to
solve this most delicate of problems.
Turkeys unexpected policy Of res
traint minimizes the possibility or
war, which now is considered out OF
the question, The English papers
united in praislng Turkey's modefa-
tion and in denouncing Austria.
A conference of the powers is ex-
pected to be held within two or three
months if 1t can be arranged. but no
one imagins that it will undo this
weeks work. Austria declines even
to discuss the annexation. and the
most that is expected is some arrange
ment that will save Turkeys pride.
International Conference.
PARIS, Oct. 6-An international
conference to consider the Bulgarian
situation is now assured. according TO
the statement made here tonight. IL
will be proposed ty Great Britain
France and Russia. instead OF by one
power
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07

cahy turned over to the militiamen
The entire first brigade of PennSyl-
vania National Guard was called out
for police duty. and assisted in guard.
ing the lines along Broad street.
Tomorrow will be industrial day
and two of the most interesting pa
geartS OF the celebration are sched dull
I'd In the afternoon the many in
terests of the city will be represent
ed by industrial floats. Tomorrow
night the laboring men will have a
parade Of floats and marching bodies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
TRIBUTE TO GERMANS
land HISTORIC PAGEANT
Features Of Second Day OF Founders
Week-Homage Paid to Memory
of First German Immigrants.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Oct. 6.-An-
other day of c!oudless skies. Of brii,
liant sunshine and crisp autumnai
weather marked the continuance TO-
day of the celebration Of Philadei-
phia's Founders Week. The entire
morning was given to the German
american citizsns Who paid homase
to the memory Of the first Immigrants
from Germany TO American
shores. This part Of the celebration
had its center in Germantown, wnere
there was a parade maa- =l.ies long
ard where the cornerstone OF the
monument to be erected in honor OF
Francis Daniel Pastorius in Vernon
Park was unveiled with appropriate
ceremonies.
President Roosevelt sent feiicita-
lions: the German embassy at WASH
jrxton was repre- scented by an attache.
Governor Stuart paid Pennsylvania $
tribute. and Mayor Rceburn spoke IN
eujozv OF the German residents OF the
city Prominent German-Americans
from all sections OF the country at
tended.
The feature Of the afternoon vas
pS-a0c on bfCdu StTttt VI t"S 49,
frcrsr, and letter carriers Of the
city. the state constabularv and vo'uh-
teer fire companies from many OF the
pe;ghbcrine towns and villages.
historic Significance Observes.
Tho idea OF historic signihcancr
prevailing IN the entire scope vi
FOUNDERS Week celebration was car
ried out In the display Of the poic-
and fro departments.
The Volunteer Ffremen's Assoc'a'
ton Of Philadelphia exhibited on
floats and old time engine used by tn'
Union Fire Compare away hack IN
I7,s An old hand engine built in
Iieo for the Pennsylvania Fire Com
nanv also was displayed. a. vel as
a hose carriage Of the Neptune Hose
COMPANY. which vas prize winner
a, the Worlds Fair In New York 10
1851.
Tbs more than century old an
parafus, and the grizzlcd Old Are Vet
s,ars IN white caps and rid shirts
m. an uprparious welcome.
The policemen end letter carriers
also came IN for . heavy share Of the
appia-se.
Dur;ae the time the policemen
we're on parade the city vas prseti
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
CHANGE OF VENUE
DENIED BY COUNT
Cashier overbey Must stand Trial n
Meekienburc-0iMseutty IN oet-
ting Jssy.

BOYDToN. VA, Oct s.-E ".
Overbey. cashier Of the defunct Daak.
Of Mecklenburg, now on trial II ~
county circuit court. charged IN -
appropriation Of funds, today plee1ee
mot guilty" to one Of the iBdictmsoAs
against him. s
Most OF the day was consumes ~
fighting for change Of venue. Hosexs
one citizens made adldavtt TIT -
their opinion. the acsaeed oes1a -
secure a fair tria. In Necklsa1uA.
while thirty-nine contrary a0layfnq;
were produced by the prosscstioe.
Change Of Venue osaisa. g
Jack Lee. r. p. Thorp and ~
Goode for the defense, and Na3Ws
wealth. made able arguments for 1Q(k
respective sides. at the cu0cluo1eo -
which, Judge Barksdale denied -
motion for q change q veuue, . -
same time paying . handsome 49,
to the high character a DE 49,
OF Meckienburg.
A venire Ct sevepty-six Den 49,.
called, out Of which only seven jurugD
were accepted. The court tten 80
dered that seventy-ave addltiooal -
be summoned to appear tsfofe ~ ~
Thursday morning
Court adjourned until Thsrsonv
morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE
REVIEWS THE PROSPECTS
Announced BY Participant That Stu
- alton Found to be Very En-.
courasino to Republicans.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct G.
The. political situation at large. ana
particularly the prospects for the
state and national ticket in New
York was carefully gone over at a
prolonged conference at the White
House tonight
One OF those who took part. said
that a review OF conditions showed
that the general situation was very
encouraging 10 the Republicans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
LUrHEaANs MEET.

CBy Associated Prsss.D

SAVANNAH. GA. Oc. G-foo
United svpod Of tbe Evsnees1m1
Lutheran Church Of the Scvth bsgno.
Q i've ds~'s session her. tonight IT,
opening services were hsh y u
Lutheran Church o. the ASseas1eos
Rev. A. G. yoieht. q NJ. Pse4so1
s. C.. dean Of the Theological se0en-
ary q thar place and presidest q a.
Synod. preached the syuodSeal sssDe9
The sermon wss followed BY -
munioa. Tomorrow thu regular -
news session OF the synod Wm -
held.
Episcopal church. tie ws0as's -
ssopary Conference viz open VA .;
business session. -
there x3u L. fhree sssufpas 3 80
through TnursAsy. nst4 - =
Delegates % tie two e.en99nA
revresess q IL osuaeeso -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
Vsie Retsias ChsmpSo~sssse.
CBy Associates PreO).

NEWTON. MASS. Oct. s.-Yalc re-
tanned the title Of golf champion for
the Intercollegiate Golf Association
By dtfeatine Harvard ~ 10 so6ay
on the links ~ the Brseburn Country
GLIB.
In the morning singles Yale won
from Harvard . TO 6. In the after.
rooa. for games were played. faie
scoring TO Earvard's ..
Tsmorrow the Qualifying rouad OF
&c hoits FIR tn. individual champion
ship viii Be bsgun-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
SHELDON GOES 10 SEE
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Declares President 10 Satisfied With
Work Being Done by Republican
Campaign Mansgers.
.By Associates FreJs).

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct. g.
President Roosevelt Is entirely con
fdsnt that William II. Taft will he
elected to succeed him. according to
George r. Sheldon. treasurzr Of the
Republican national committee. who
was the Presidents grsst today al
luncheon.
Mr. Sheldon came from New York
at Mr Roosevelt's rfqaest. TO dis
cuss with him the general political
situation.
After the conference Mr.. Sheldon
gave out a statement in which. with
the authority OF the Presid mt. he de-
MED reports that Mr.. Roosevelt does
not approve the manner in which
Chairman Frank n. Hitchcock Is ran
ming the campaign.
Al Admire One Another.
Mr. Sheldon said the Pr sident
heartily approves Mr.. Hitchcock
management Of The campaign. and
Mr.. Hitchcock has the Presidents
entire confidence. The report that
NT. sheldon would r siRn as trcasur.
OF " the committee vas positively
denied. as was . rumor that some
differences exist between the Pr 81.
SeEi. Secretary Root and Mr.. Sael-
don.
Mr. Shelton stated that campsIzn
contributions had M, been as liberal
a. 10 prgvieus years. but this he
aitribui Il 10 various state lava on
the subject. The Republicans how
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-07
Ready to Load,

The schooner George f. Walcott.
which has been having her hull blow
the waterline cleanec and painted n
dry dock No /, ut the shipyard. will
leave the basin today. and proceed to
the Chesapeake 4 Ohio piers to load.