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George II. Woodman and Henrietta
Slack. both of New York city.
Robert Lewis and Elsie Howard.
Richard Roy and Carrie Turner. both
of Arlington. Va.
William Tubman and Annie Curry.
George NJ. Smith and Cora +. Heintz
both of Alexandria, Va.
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| Miss Priscilla E. Kent, who has been
seriously i'll at her apartment in the
where it is hoped she will regain her
health.
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TeUeTlCk Bonner. assistant OlTeCtOT OF
public works there. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. John H. Wolard of this
city. She was formerly a clerk in the
auditing department of. the treasury and
was recently transferred to the Philip
pines
Mrs Louis p. Shoemaker will receive
Thursday afternoon from 4 until o'clock.
The engagement of Miss Mary c. Willis
of New York. daughter of Mrs. Charles
E. Willis. and Mr. James Alfred Roosevelt
of Boston. second cousin of the Presi-
dent. which was announced yesterday.
was quickly followed by their marriage
Harvard for a time he spent the win
ter in New York at the house of his
grandmother. Mrs. James A. Roosevelt.
He is A nephew of Mrs. E. Reeve Merritt
and NJ. w. Emlen Roosevelt He is a
member of leading clubs in Boston. and
of late has been turning his attention to
electricity. Mr.. Roosevelt's sister. Miss
Katherine Roosevelt was a frequent Wis
itor in New York last winter and was
often at the opera with her aunt. Mrs.
Reeve Merritt. His wife belongs to an
old Long Island family. whose country
place was near Oyster Bay.
Mai. Gen. John r. Brooke and Mrs.
Brooke who spent the winter at ST. AL
gustine and Palm Beach, Fla. will return
They were the guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Mclean at Friendship.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. CoWles expect
to leave Washington next week for their
summer home at Pennington. Conn. Mr..
Ogden Mills of New York is now their
guest here.
Mrs. Ben Il. Bradford gave a bridge
party yesterday. which was followed by
tea at her apartment at the High
lands.
Mrs r. r. Hit and her son. Mr.. VIII
liam Hit, sailed today for Europe.
Miss Christina Smith of 241 New Jer-
sey avenue northwest gave a delightful
spider web party last Monday evening.
After the spider web was down and the
prizes were received refreshments were
served. Miss Annie LitZ and Miss Chris
tina Smith per ormed upon the piano and
Mr.. John Moye sang solo. Among those
present were Miss Leila Stickell, NJ sses
Abbie and Fannie Casey. Miss Annie LitZ
Miss Leonard. Miss German. Mr.. and Mrs
Easton. Miss Christina Smith. Misses
Norma and Dot McGill. Mr.. Robert Casey
Mr.. Harry Long. Mr.. John Move Mr..
Walker Branson. Mr.. Henry Bucker Mr.
Fred Litz. Mr.. Joseph Burkhard. Mr.. Ar
thur Grimes and Mr.. Robert Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-13

Mrs Ben 3. Bradford gave bridge
party yesterday. which was followed by
tea at her apartment at the High
lands.
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mont Smith and Mrs McLanahan took a
small party to Great Falls this morning
to spend the day.
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Miss Lillian Wollard Of this city was
married Monday in Manila, p. l., to Mr..
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The Congressional Club was entertained
yesterday at the home of Mrs. j. B. Hen
derson. when the president of the club,
Mrs. j. b Perkins. received with the hos
tess. Mrs. Nathan Scott, wife of the
West Virginia Senator. and Mrs. Long
worth. wife of Representative Longworth,
did the hOnorS at the tea table.
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Frederick Bonner. assistant director OF
| public works there. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. John II. Wollard of this
city. She was formerly a clerk in the
auditing department of. the treasury anC
was recently transferred to the Philip
pines.
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Miss Mary w. Pierce of the Marlbor-
ough sailed for Naples the 9th of this
month. She was the maid of honor at the
wedding on the 9TH at Sharon. Pa, of
he brother. Mr.. Talbot E. Pierce and
Miss Clara Filler. She will be abroad
three months.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. CowIes eXpec
to leave Washington next week for thei
summer home at Pennington. Conn. MI
Ogden Mills of New York is now thei
guest here.
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Mrs r. r. Hit and her son. Mr.. VIII
liam Hit. sailed today for Europe.
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Among the arrivals recently at the Hotel
Bellevue in Dresden were Mrs. William c.
v. Vanderbilt. with herr daughter and
son. who, after a short stay. went to
Berlin While in Dresden Mrs. Wander
bilt paid a visit to the several museums
and galleries for which Dresden is famous.
Other personages of note who stayed at
the Bellevue lately were the American
ambassador and Mrs. Tower
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In Memoriam.

BROWNING. Ia loving remembrance OF ON
darling mother NELLIE X. BROWNING
who died May b. 1904
ALWAYS remembered.
She now nestlrs in Gods arms III love-
In that heavenly home with Him above.
Where all il jov sweet peace ana rest
For This faithful enc. forever blest.
BY HER LOVING CHILDREN.
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Bill MFR. ON Tuesday May IT, 1905. FRAN.
fES MAE. beloved daughter Of Joseph W
and the late Josephine q. Blumer aged
seventeen years.
Funeral from the residence Of her father. loll
2iih street northwest. Thursday. May IL, at
J I'm.
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Mrs. Louis p. Shoemaker will receive
Thursday afternoon from until Z o'clock.

Mai. Gen. John r. Brooke and Mrs.
Brooke who spent the winter at ST. All
gustine and Palm Beach. Fla. will return
this week to their home in Radnor. Pa.
They were the guests over Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Mclean at Friendship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-13

Mrs c. Arthur Williams. who has been
with her sister in Louisiana since the
death of her husband will leave very
shortly to join her mother, Mrs. Hite,
at 81 Madison avenue. New York city.
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MI and Mrs. Edison Bradley whose
new home on Connecticut avenue. it is
expected, will be finished for their Oc-
cupancy next winter, will divide the late
spring and summer between their place
al Tuxedo and the ST. Lawrence river on
their household. Their daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Shipman. sailed yesterday for
Europe but will join her parents In Can
ada the latter part of July.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Notice For Publication

Department u tho Interior. 4. =
l.and Once al lat-,i~~. Oregon. June
~ i'ps. N,,ir. u, hereby given iha,
Asa rofd,c,. oi ~. klam,,h. Oregon.
Who. on Angus, -. iiSi. made home
stead entry. y" :iti. 10, lot. u. y. and
~. Section I. Tpsn.i,. - =. Rang. -.
H.. viii. Meridian. has iilri noticc oi
intention To make Final hvs yrs' fiooi.
10 establish claim 10 tho lani above de-
-cfit-.i. before County clsfk. klamath
Coun,y. a, h,. on,c-. ., klamath Fails.
oregon on the l., day u August. ipo.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: Jane.
Uorian. D.. ". Lever. ~. J. sayidsr
AMI Cha-. Martin. all oi ~, Klamath
Oregon, 90?
Us W,r-oN. Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Sporting Notes.

The .. III trottrrs will have $1,000 o.
race for az Kalamazoo
Alta 4. Mcdonald viii go down the
line this season with George a.. (: Oo,.
Guy Axworthy. c0s,.: Mimic. :iGi..
ani WIltecn. 2i5'.,
Iii Hughes. the pltchcr Who refused
10 go 10 Little Kock when disposed OF
hy the Boston Americans. has nov
signed with Jlmmi. Callahan. Logan
Square team.
oliver lsrlln. Jr. has rnt-rcd his
iierrrshon cutter butterfly In the Lip
ton cup race of the brooklyn Yacht
club. which II to start on Grav--~ni
bay. New York. on July I
President Murphy Of the Chicago Ma
tlonal league ball club has evolved a
scheme 10 balk the cushion throw.rs.
Th. soft pads ar- hooked Into ,h. arm
rests Of the seats with snafiis hooks
aui rings
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
N II Were %.

How f,nc our iifc would run along,
Jus, like tho music IN u SONG
Or like q train OF Pullman cars,
With only soft and pleasant tars
II things could happen every day
Tho way they work out In a play
There everything 10 iifc and lisht,
The mcn are bold tho slrls arc bright,
Things FOR an act or two 80 wrong.
Hut In the snd right comes out strong
The hero always wilma the bride.
with mirth and music on tho side.
No one is bothered In IN. play
About a small thinE like his pay,
One always has u roll Of bills
That easily a pocket Nils
And II he cNur should run shy
4 chcck book brings q new supply,
Tho bill collectors never knock
To give iNc tinid ones q shock
Tho onlv troubles ON tn, mat
Pertain 10 love aud things like that.
And cNca they have frcbl. power,
They come out rlght In half an hour,
OF course the villain does not fare
30 we'll hut who Tor him would care :
d., only serves TO emphasize
That virtue draws tho certain ptiss.
That tho deserving wins the wife,
All. would that Il were ~ In lifc'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Train and Track.

There are ten railways Ia Nova Eco.
tia. counting the intercoioulai. a Roy.
ernment built and operated road. which
has 4s' miles In the province. The
other nine roads have n mileage Of
only 81 miles.
The Nantucket Central railroad has
ADOPTED motor cars IN place Of the
steam locomotives hitherto IN use. The
motor cars will run on the same tracks
uhder tneir own power. The road 10
eight miles long.
Ihe British railways get their lup.
pies OF railway tirs from Russia, but
ths Russian forests are now 80 much
exhausted that the peasants have 70
s'eass the trees for making these ties
distance Of twenty miles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Town Topics.

London increases In value at the rsts
Of &e0. 100000 q year.
a peculiar fact svidsncing the pro,.
psrity Of Kingdsld, N. H., is that thsr.
mas not been o pauper In town for a..
teen years.
Inc nrst Wholesale store was opened
M chicago In 1874. but in 1905 The
Wholesale trade Of the city was con.
ssrvativs'y estimated at sl.700 OOO, COO
Denver has passed an ordinance that
: man who allows dsndelions to grow
oo nn premises shall be liable 10 = an.
Of from 80 to 500
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Dissolution of Partnership

Notice Is hereby given that tho part.
nership heretofore existing between
seshorn and Estes, as propristors Of the
American Hotel, Is this day dissolved,
W. +. ssshorn assuming all debts and
collecting accounts due said Hrm.
". E. sEEHoRs
June 49, iSoS' NJ. A. EsTEs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Compensation.

Mrs, aaker-My husband costs me .
good deal of money.
Mrs. Barker Yes, ani he ISN'T y-r,
good TO you either.
Mrs. Baker-i know n. but I got q
dandy lot of wedding presents with
hlm.-New York Times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Stock Ranch For D.,

In Wool River y,lls,, n,n.l. q
containing 80 arrs. idO ,s,, -
ani "" pasture. Al .nelo,.l NJ
in''hcf particular" i,quir Al III
'nl'"rt'nn, A'hland, on. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
STAR DRUG STORr
"The Store that Saves You Monevr "
Notice

"'ll nc sold on 'cmani. ,n,'I,. s' 40 |
II viii be Necessary 10 h,vS " %,'.'m
tic" To r"rmi, ol my hu,ni,, =
hln' II ''u waut line mi, 10y.
nv " nov 4. y. Wn..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
a Stroke Of Novelty.

What makes you regard that man as
such brilliantly original oratorf"
He made an after dinner speech
without saying that be had not expect.
I'd 10 be called on."-New York Even.
ing Journal.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
An Advantage For Sure.

$50 Jacks married n iiVorc-r We'll
that's better than marty lug widow
How do you make that ontf'
well. a dlvorcrc l. not lik.Iy t.
throw M to Que the virtues ~ hrr Tor
iner husband. Boston Transcript
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23

"iIaye the Oldhams always had mon.
eyf"
II don't know. but there have b.e,i
times when they allowed tLeir grocery
bills 10 run n long Chicago
RecordHcralj
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Merrill. Properly Il reasonable.
Notice

All accounts due me must be settled
by'note or cash within thirty days or
thcy will be published and sold st pub.
lie auction to the highest bidder.
G. ID. Wilson.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Awkward Job.

"Yes; he used to consider her very
graceful and dainty"
And doesn't he nowf"
mo. l believe he saw her eating a..
paragus the other day."-Philsdelphis
Press.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
"loys Ia An

OF riches We are wshtil' more an mors,
But love u In can beat EN- any minute
a mornin glory vine above the door
An woman sweet who loves yol
s,sndin' In ~
Atlanta Constitution.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Ssasonabis Reflections.

Is u no. sad
To think. my lad.
Does II not give You pain
To ponder. that
Last years straw hat
Wont de- to wear again.
kansas city TImes
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23

Cut sla.s, .ilyrr~Arc guaranteed ior
- years. and hish g'si- hand painted
china at Winters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23

leo Cream al the c.,y bakery. Give
~ a tral. opposite American Hotel. a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Merrill. A natural trsoecenter.

They are swell and down 10 date--,hey
have the quality and are useful some
new things at McIiattan's.
Merrill. Properly Is reasonable.
One-ionrth of on all cut glass and
hand painted china Tor ten days only at
Winters jewelry store.
Merrill. The town without q boom.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-06-23
Merrill Valley the heart Of Klsmsth

v tor the hest rig in town call at the
Mammoth Stables. u. ". straw, Pro.
prietor.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
TO HADES WITH
ORCHARD tT Al
RESOLUTION INTRODUCED IN
WISCONSIN STATE FEDORA.
TON OF LABOR DECLARES
THIS WHAT THEY DESERVE.

Fond du Lac, Wis, July 1G.-State
Organizer Weber tocay introduced a
resolution in the convention of the
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
that Harry Orchard and his compain-
ions should be transported to the
World of Hades. so that no more foul
plots could he contemplated as have
stained the grounds of Idaho and
Colorado"
The resolution was referred to the
committee on legislation. Other resO-
lrtioDs recommended the es ablish-
ment of state printing shop, that
engineers in union shops be given
the same protection as union en-
ployes that congress he asked to pass
law prohibiting the issuance of in
functions in labor disputes when other
remedies could be found. the presi.
dent of the United States to be asked
what the government intended to 10
in order to protect the courts and
judiciary powers or j1e country. on.
posing the passage of laws favCriug
compulsory arbitration aud opposing
sweat shops.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
WILD WOMAN CAPTURED
Disappeared From Home in Texa
Years Ago-Lived in Woods
Thought to Be Demented.

Galveston, Tex, July 16.-A posst
of citizens organized for the purpose
captured a wild woman In the thick.
cts of Gregg County last night, who
has been Identified as Mrs. Martha
Wilkes, wife OF wealthy young farm
er, who disappeared from her home in
Sabine County ten years ago, and had
never been heard of since. She was
% years of age. She was muorned as
dead, and her husband. after spending
a fortune trying to find her. dead or
alive, left Texas four four or five years
ago.
She Is a strange looking creature
with three inch finger nails. stained
Drowned and as tough as leather.
Clad only in a short wooden garment.
shit carried a small bag of nuts, herbs
and rotts. She is evidently demendte |
and her memory a blank. II required
the strength Of six men to restra N
her.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
MATCH BOILED
DOWN TO FOUR
TWO PAIR PLAY TODAY IN SEMI
FINALS FOR WESTERN GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP ON ROCK
ISLAND LINKS.

Rock island, H., July t6.--As a rc
! sult OF today's double round Of the
match play for the Western Golf as
sociation championship J. d. Cady CT
Rcck Island; Mason Phelps. of Mid
lothian; Paul Hunter, of Midlothian
and Harry w Allen, OF st. Louis, viii
compete tomorrow In the semi-finals
| at 36 holes
All of todays matches were one
sided, except that won by Cady, who
put champion H. Chandler Egan out
OF the running yesterday. Cady to,
day was a victor in one of the mosl
exciting contests ever played here
winning from A. Il. Lambert. Of st.
Louis, | up In 81 holes.
Tho two men were even at the end
of the first round. and the advantage
seesawed continually. Phelps won
from X. Il. Edwards. of Midlothian,
up 8 to play; Hunter won from Rev
Paul Talbot, Of Wichsta, 3 up 20
play, Allen from Elliott Callander, II
year old player of Peoria, up to
play Tomorrow Phelps is paired
with Hunter and Cady with Allen.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
ST. PAUL MEET
COMES TO END
MANY SHRlNERS LEAVING CITY
BUT THOUSANDS REMAIN
FOR INDUSTRIAL PARADE
MINNEAPOLIS ENTERTAINS,

st. Paul, July l6,-This was Min.
neapolis day in Shriners' week, and
members Of the order who have been
attending the conclave in this city
were the guests of Zurah Temple IN
Minneapolis. This practically ended
the ceremonies of the week, and to.
night thousands of Shriners left for
home.
There are still more thousands who
will remain in town for the industrial
parade tomorrow. This parade,
though the feature of the Shriners'
week will illustrate the growth and
prosperity of the northwest Twelve
full companies of the Minnesota Ma
tioEa' Guards will be in line as will
also the entire garrison of Fort
Smelling. Many elaborate floats will
be a feature.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
THANKS EXPRESSED
BY Chinese Government For Return Of
Part of Boxer Indemnity From
United States.

Pekin, July l6.--In reply to formal
notification of the United States IN
which it is purposed to remit por
tion of what is known as the Boxer
indemnity, China has sent her thanks
to the American government and at
the same time conveys the statement
that it is her intention send each
year considerable number of st',.
dents for education in America until
the entire award shall be paid.
China furthermore will send a high
commissioner, 1t is understood here
a princely commissioner to Washing,
ton TO convey special thanks to tho
government for this friendly act TIL
bulk of the indemnity returned to
China will be devoted TO the education
of Chinese students in America. Chi
ras action In this matter is voluntary
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
BLACKLIST AND
BOYCOTT ALIKE
JUSTICE BREWER EXPRESSES
STINGiNG SENTIMENT IN AO-
DRESS AT MILWAUKEE
REPUBLIC ENDANGERED
When They Are Used-Govcrnment
Can onIy Surely Endure When
Declaration Of Independence
is Adhered To.

Milwaukee, July lGv-That the black
list aud boycott are alike and equal Y
damnahle, was the sentiment express
cd by Justice David J. Brewer. in the
United States Supreme court In a..
address before the agents of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company. OF this city this afternoon
Underlying the religious life of the
world, social and political, the justice
said, may be placed two foundation
stones. The foundation upon which
the various religious classes can meet
and work together is the golden rule
The foundation upon which all gov
ernment of and by and for the people
must rest. is our declaration of indie
! endence
/ He believed that this government
will only surely endure as we held
fast to these principles laid down in
that document. There are certain H.
aienable rights which each individual
had, not to say certain majorities, he
said. The only thing we have to fear
is that the majorities will get togeth
er and crush out the independence of
individuals He cautioned his hear
ers to preserve the individual impei
ishable.
There was nothing more wholesome
than collection of laborers, he said.
but that when any body of laborers
say, you must join this organization
or you cant be permitted to work any
where that organization lis an en-.
envy Of personal liberty" aud tha'
such conduct is disgraceful
THE truth is, the blacklist and boy
colt, the use of which prevents men
from getting employment he said
arc alike and equally damuable, and
when practiced endangers the future
and glory of the republic"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
RACING RESULTS
AT TtRRE HAUTE
JACK LEYBURN TURNS NEAT
TRICK BY WINNING THREE
fEATS OF 200 TRoT WITH
AVERAGE TIME OF 2:o6.

| Terre Haute, Ind, July 1G.-Jack
Leyburn, the 2;08ia gelding, estab
lished new record in the 2:09 trc I
today, winning all three heats of thal
race with a nayerage time of 2:Q6.
The fastest time was made in the
third heat, which he run in 2:O4A
This is one-third of a second slower
than the worlds mark set by Alix on
the Terre Haute track fourteen years
ago,
In the Commercial Distilling Com
pany purse of $1,000 for 2:17 PAGERS
Nilmah won, time 2:05M.
2:)9 Trot, A Herr Bazaar purse, ST.
GOO Jack Leyburn won in straight
heats, time 2O:7A, 2:06 and 2:04%
for the first, second and third heats
respectively.
Terre Hautc House stakes, $4,000
Amy Brooks won in straight heats,
time 20.7
X, Steele Feed Company stake
$500, for three year olds, John S. won
in straight heats, time 2:10.
Thomas Schloss Clothing company
stake, $4,000 for 2;15 trottcrs, Alcoste
won, time 2:1Oh.
2;30 Trot, Marcyo won, time 2;27h.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
RECEIVER FOR
ADRIAN ANSON
FORMER BASEBALL LIGHT WAS
SUED FOR RENT ON BILLIARD
ESTABLISHMENT AND WAS
DECLARED BANKRUPT.

Chicago. July 1G.-A receiver was
appointed today for the billiard aud
bowling establishment Of Adrain c
Ansor former captain of the Chica 3
National League Baseball club.
The bankruptcy proceedings fol
lowed closely the beginning of the
suit against AnsOn on behalf of Mrs
CHARLES p. Taft OF Cincinnati. who
alleges that Anson owed her s6.500
rent of the premises where he has
beer condrcting his business.
In today's proceedings a schedule
OI accounts due amounting to $40 000
was filed by the creditors. They
averre6 that the assets available I
the liquidation of these debts total
between $1,000 and $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
DENBY TO Be REFEREE
On Question Of Price 10 Be Paid For
Certain Lands in the Canal
Zone.

Washington. July 1G-Secretars
Wright has consented to Represent
tive DENLY of Michigan acting as ref
cree on the question Of the price t.
be paid by the government for certain
lands in the canal zone which will h"
over flowed as a result of the con
structIon Of the proposed Gatum dam
The greater propol ton Of tho dis
puted claims have ;eeB settled. On
some claims the commission was IN.
able to agree as to the payment Of the
price and these will be settled by
DENLY as sole referee in conformity
with the wishes of thise interested
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-07-17
STRONG DENIAL
NJ AOE BY BRYAN
NEVER TOLD NEGRO BISHOP Hs
THoUGHT RoosEVELT's Ac-
TON IN BROWNSVILLE AZ.
FAIR UNJUST.

Fairview. Lincoln. July i6.-Bryan
does not intend TO be drawn into the
Brownsville case II ne can help it.
IN all his conversations with visit
Ing delegations and others he has care
fully refrained from talking on that
subject. and today put the brand of
untruthfulnoss upon the alleged state
ment made by Bishop Walters of the
Afro Methodist Episcopal church %
the effect that he aad assured N
negri delegation that he REGARDED
RvcgeNelts action in ;hat matter as
unjust
At the same time ne also denied an-
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