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HEARST'S CHARGES.

MT. Hearst has projected the bomb shell into the campaign, and if the let ters which he has given out as having passed from John D. Archbold, the eX- ecutive head of the Standard Oil com pany, to Senator Foraker and other Republican politicians, together with tenders of money in large sums to in fuence legislation, are proven true. it is the greatest revelation of corrup- tion that has ever been made in America. The Tweed scandal. the in- surance investigation are not in the same class with his gigantic game of debauchery that has been going on.
 The authenticity of these letters may be denied, and it is probable that it will be, but it should be remember ed that four years ago Mr Parker gave out that Hartman had personal ly raised a fund for the Republican campaign This was denied by no less person laan Mr. Roosevelt himself but it has since been amply I"oven that MT Parker stated the truth De nial does not prove anything. only that sometimes it serves to show up the man who made the denial as hay ing lied
 receive thorough Investigation These charges are made in the state of Ohio where but two weeks ago Mir Foraker, one of the parties to this ready letter writer contest, and Mir Taft are described as having fallen upon each others necks The man who makes the charge is third party man who has if anything fought the Democratic party the hard est Ill this campaign, so that 1t can Tot be charged to Democratic flare back. At the same time it may be said that MT. Hearst is in a position to know, if any one outside of the principals knows. the truth of the charges that he has made, and with all that he has at stake it does not seem likely that he would so publicly announce such charge as this with out knowing exactly of what he was talking.
 The Democrats have frequently charged corruption On the part of the Republicans in charge of the law
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-24
GREAVES WINS
 BY 1O8 VOTES
Judge Sumpter Carried Garland COun- ty by 1l5 votes While GreayeS Has Majority of 423 Over His Oppon. ent in Montgomery County.

Hot Springs, Sept. 23.-The official returns of the election of September II have just been completed and certi- fled 10 by Secretary l. w. Cowls of the board of commissioners From his re- port the following interesting figures are taken:
 George w. Donaghey, Democratic candidate for governor, received D. 127 votes; ]. l. Worthington. Republi- can. received 1897, and J. s. Jones. Socialist, l90
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-24
eA.toyed at Poetohbcs sl Pine Blul, ATk., a second class mail matter.

Advertising kstes Mste Known er
 Application.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-24
MERIT AND MONEY.

Mrs. Astor favors division of New York's 400 She admits what has been well known outside of New York for a long while-that there are many of the New York smart set who make no pretensions to responsibility. They
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-24

The judge of the circuit court at Clarksville, Tenn, did the proper thing to have arrested those witnesses who swore they were out with Vaughn Bennett the night he was shot, and testified that they were only playing night riders. Whenever young men, Or old ones either. put on masks and arm themselves with guns and go gal loping over the country late in the night, they should be prosecuted as a lawless band. Just playing night riders" sounds like a mere dodge to escape punishment
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
EOr.AIdernlall..

For AlOeTlnan. The Graphic is authorized to aE- nounce MIR. RUSSELL HOLLIS as a candidate for Alderman from the Third ward at the special election, October ?, 1908
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-09-24

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The whole state will rejoice at the news that Governor Little is slowly his health.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28

enereiide @roteIte ee9en elm oerar-
tiges Gor9ebeu geleielr SIT baben.
glu6 giebt mon ii6 iiberaa Miihe,
sites 5u erbolten, nobel nlalt al
leroings ni6t imlter BON ri6ti9en
oeltbetiiden @rltnoiaten geleitet
miro. 9os oues lit erfreuIi6. ltno
beionoeres fir 1ns bier IN So1
9lntonio lit eS erfreulid, ooB man
aub bier begilrltt, Ser tanoniS fir
lolde S%oroerungen Der 8ietdt uno
Der Ieltbetif gu %befomnlell, oenn mir
baben bier mebr ST. erboltert uls
IN oen meiiten anoern Std6tett lttt-
ieres 2ol1oes. Nidt MIR on altel1
@ebGltoelr, ionoern oltd an unlerm
Staotebilo int @lleemeinen. DDS
Stdotebilo BON San 9lntorlio lit Don
elmer eigenortiger, feinen S1Il1~
belt, ipie cine amerifmnii6e Sto0t
tie lelten bietet. @erooe 10 pie cs
oen 11eltmooii6en %9(eitbetifern oes
StaOtebmts eetalt. 9ieie enecn,
frulnmen, StroBelt, lire 9ur6einan=
oerlaufer, Die pielen 9ldbe, bie gut
Sc unregelmaBiee 4nlaee ulto ooau
Der SluB, Der inun5abliger @iu=
ollneen Die Stoot our6flieBt nro
Der Die eigentlide l1riode oieier Der
lporrenen nno bod 10 rei3opqen g1l=
loge tit. @ir iollten MN abtge6clt
OoB mir onr6 Oen meiteren 9(lts<
6ul Ser Stoot oieien Gei8, o1eie
intilne Sdonbeit oes Stdote6iloes,
ltidt 5eritorer. @erooe iebt lit Ser
fritiide Mugenblid, Die Staot ip6dit
idnea, Die Notwithstanding mer=
0en gr0Ber. 9o ioate our6 Ser
6reitung u1o Gerollgelneirerrtllg rib
tiger fiinitleril6er aniiften per-
binoert meroelt, oob NIT brlttoler
Sano oos perni9tet miro, NOS
ihon ullo fein lit. aei6t gu elmer
pradtigen Staot miiiien mir Son
4ntpnio MAIDEN molen. ionber1 SIT
eiller idonen urlo forofteritii6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28
Sehr nerniinftine @prte

bat Ser &ob6iner Samuel Quarts
in ieiner 5reitogspreoiet oebolten.
Gr lprod iiber Die 9robi6itionSbe=
megung in oieier 2onoe uno betorl=
te, BOB Die @erql1idl1ng bon Bro-
bibition 11no &eligion 81 pertperfer
let. IS eiebt eirte Menge lte6el=
italloe, 0ie befdmpft uno unter=
oriidt neroen miiiien, ober Ser I'M
maBtgfeit i'm Sritlfen lt1lo Ser Srrtn-
fenbeit lei am belten our6 @r5ie=
burlg ab5ubelfen. Irltott fir WdBlg.
felt eln3utreten, orbeitet man ulli
poqige @ntboItiomfeit bin. @eieea,
Die bie perionliden 8eipobnbeityH
eines Wannes ST. regltlieren be
ltintnnt iino, boben cine reaftiollare
Senoen5 lt1o fiibren niemols 5ur
@liidieliofeit. Die iebige 8emegul1g
ma6t oieieS 2ano III Ben 4ugell Ser
cipiliiierten @elt la6erlid. @ir fin
Den, oaB in oieiem 9onoe Ser 8rci-
beit Ser 5onotislnl1s lllebr llno mchy
Die Stelle Der 8uloialnfeit arlf brci-
letter @runologe, mie lie friiber ltn=
lere Sfrititlttionen beberrl6te, ei,l-
nimntt. Mein 9}at eebt oobin, ooi]
Die &robibitioniltelt ben Salooll
u1lo Die 8rouereien in Gllbe loItesl
uno lid inmerbolb Der natiirlidell
@ren5en mo6rer Geform betpeget1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28
Das @fbeimnis bes @el:
ben 3immers.
abenteuer tes RepDrters 5 @~oulettabiue.
goa @aiton 2erOnr.
tSortfeeuna.)

@n oieiem Srte, ser 10 gort5 llnf
gar Der @ergangenbeit on~3lgeborer
i6ier, batten 9rofeiior Staneerior
nno ieine Sodter iif nieoergelaIien
Inn Die @iiienidaft Der 3ufunft Dor
5llbereiten. Die giniamfeit tief I'M
8aloe batte ibnen ioeIeih eefoaen
bier mltroen MIR alte Steine lllll
groBe giden Die ein5igen 3e1gen IL.
rer arbeiten uno @offnnngen iein. Sc
Chamber, friiber v@lanoierum" tGi-
de1lono), bette ieinen Namen bon
ben pielen Gideln (u@lonosD, Die an
oieiem Srte bon differs ber aeIam-
melt muroen. 9ieies 8ut, oas 6eute
81 10 trauriger geriibmtbeit gelongt
i'll, batte oanf Der Nodl4liiofeit iei-
ner Better Dos piloe ausleben ur-
1priingli6er Natur fpieoererlonqt
Ils Grofeiior Stalgerion oas Sui
etpa fiirtf5ebn Sabre Dor Dem 3ro-
mo, oas uns beidaftigt, faufte, NOR
Sc Chamber ihon longe 3eit nidjt
mebr bemobnt. Sin anoeres oltes
S6loB in Ser 9abe, oaS I'M pier5ebn-
ten Sabrbun0ert Sean Be Belmont
erridtet bate, itano glei6foas leer,
10 ooB Die @egeno 5iemlid ulibe-
nobnt NOR. @inige SGits6en am
&anoe Der 2anoltraBe, Die mad Cor
bell fiibrt, ein @irtsbous, oas @irts-
baus u5um @artturm", oas ben
6librleuten porilbergebeno gaitlide
Illfnabme gelpd6rte: oas mar llnge-
fabr alles, mas an 0ieienl berloiienen
Srt oil Qualification erinnerte. sfber
geraoe oiele nollfommene @erlaIien,
belt mar fir Serrn Stangerion unO
ieine 8odter Ser @rnno, Ser ;bre
@obl be1timmte. SEER Stangellon
mar oarnols ihon iebr beriibmt; n
fam aus 4merifa 5uriid, no feline 9lr-
beitet piel bon li6 reoen gema6t bot
ten. 9es @rt6, bnS er IN Tbilaoel.
pbia neroffentliht batte iiber ooie
@ufloinng oes Stoffes our6 Glef-
tri5itQt" 6atte ben @ioeripr1d ser
gan5en ~gelebrten @eIt erregt. &ers
Stangeriou NOR 6ran5oie, aber bon
amerifaniider @erfunit. @idtiGe
Observation-Disclosures battei ibn
mebrere Sabre in ben gereinigten
Staaten f~eitgebolten. Gr bette oa
briiben eiu in 6ronfreid begonnenes
@erf ~fortgeiebt ul0 mor nad 6ront-
reid 5ltriidgefebrt, nm es bier 5l pols
lenoerl. 0a ale ieine &ro8eiie gliif-
lid geelt0et batten, brodte er elm gro
BeS @erm0gen NIT. 6raulein Ston-
qerior mar 81 Der 3eit alS ibr 30
ter 2e@lanoier foufte, 5mon5ig Sabre
oft. Sic mor iebr id0n. Sbre 3mor-
sig Sabre. ibr mutoernoles blondes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28
Y &nhitp
Soiepb Gonletabile iast Serrm 9p-
bert Sarsac einen SAT-, Ser
ietne @trfuna int.

@ir gingen felt einigen Minlles
an Der Walter entlang, Die Sen ais
! geoebnten 8eiis Serrn Stangerior's
~hegren5te uno bemerften ldon oa:
pergitterte Sor, ais Elm Meni6 I'LL
iere Qufmerfiamfeit erregte, scr
balb sur groe gebeugt 10 pertieit
NOR, oaB er inns nidt fommen iob
golo 6iidte er ii6 nieoer, balo rid)tett
er iid mieoer in Die @obe nno be.
trahtete aufmerflam Die Wouer; cir
anoeres Wol iab er anf feline Sa1o.
fla6e, fiug Damn 5l laufen an lllll
JAP lpieoer auf Die Sobling ieinel
redten Smnb. &ouletabiQe gab min
Elm 3eideny iteben 5l bleiben.
Still, Sreoerie 2orian BEL oel
Irbeitl Storen mir i'm ni6tl"
Soiepb &ouletabiue begte cine gro
BE REMEMBERING fir BEN beriibmte1
Boli5iiten. Sd ielbit bette Sreoertc
2arian ME geleber, aber i6 fann5e
ibn pom Soreniagen.
Sle 8olobarrenaffare oes 9otel De
Ia Monnaie, in Die CT 2ift brobte,
als Die gauge @elt ii6 oariiber Sen
&opf 5erbradl uno Die 8erbaftltng
Der ginbre6er Ser eiiernen @elo-
idranfe bes Credit l%tniperiel botten
ieinen Ranlen falt popular gemad1t.
ST gait 81 ienem 3eitpunft, Ga So
iepb &ouletabiae nod ni6t Die be.
tpunoernsmiiroigen gepeiies ieines
galentes gegeben batte, als Der iabig=
ite &opf ben pernidelten ¬en &c.
beinniBppller 8erbre6en 81 entmir-
rem. Sein Guf mar iiber Die gar5e
@elt perbreitet, uuo oft riefen i'm sic
8oli5ei6eboroen BON 2onbon, Berlin
ODER lelbit bon @merifa 5u Silie,
mer1n oie einbeiniiden 9eteftioes nit
ibren S~ilfsquellen fertig naren, IS
lit olio ni6t 5l perpunoerrL oaB
gleif beim 9eginn Der %gebeimniBool-
len Mffore oes @elben 3immers Ser
Gbef Ser Siherbeitspoli8ei ooran ge-
oadt batte, an Sreoeric 2arian 81 te-
legrapbieren: aSommen Sic idnel!'
6reoerie, ben mon bel erSi6erbeits-
poli5ei ben ugroBen5reo" nannte, mar
iofort berbeigeeilt; mltBte er ooG aus
@rfobrung, ooB. menn man i'm
broutdte, ieille 8ienlte oringeno notig
maren. 60 fonoen Houletobille ulo
i'd i'm OIL ienem Morgen ldon an Der
Grbeit. 8ir ioaten boIo miiien, wo-
rim oieie beitotl0.
(JortIeeung foIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28
Mflcrlei.

Sin Neeer mltroe per6oftct
Der I'M gegriff nor, cine 9rod)e fin
so Gents 5lt p~erpfdnoen, Die elmer
@ert BON $500 bat. SIS iteate it'd
6era1s, oaB oas S6nuditiif i'm
September nit mebreren onoerer
mertpoaen Irtifeln ats ser @ob.
mug Der Mrs. ltplon in ser st
Warp StroBe oeitoblen pprben NOR.
Ger 3ollfoaeftor &obert So
Come IN Gogle GaB bat ieifte &e-
lignation 5uriifge5ogen, Inn oas @r-
gebnis Der gegen i'm eil3ltleiten0eu
l1nteriubnng ob3urporten.
Wopor @ullogbon ideitlt Dem
9lone nidt ab9enei9t 5u ieitl, ool
Der Stoot oas gigerttlm Ser Musltet=
lltngsgeieai6oft iibertrageu miro.
melln man ibm beitimmte Goridldge
bierii6er nnterbreitet.
= l1no MN erflGrt ser 5eller-
mebr=gbef @bil. @rigbt, BOB Sic
8oa=Sroiuo13 nidt onr6gefii9ri
miro mo BOB Die pielen granoe
oarouf 5uriid5ufiibren limo. Meli
trifft ste 8erontiportung2
Sin meni9 &Glte fonr1te I'm
oieie Sobres8eit nifts iduoen. gs
lit nidt notig, BOB Der CONNER iidJ
bis SIT @eibnadten bir5iebt.
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ltmier sr6fter gprsus.

Sen G0lfern oes Griei1ts ipiro ourd
Die Geligion 9ele6rt, bab @aihutgeil
notipenDig lino. Inner 8or5u9 lit, bar
mir 81 Diefer @%rfenntnis feline 2e6re
braltden. Inner groBerer @pr5ug iii
Die atlOere @rfennt1iis, baB an6 ous
Sit1ere bes &0rpers Ser @aidntlaen
bebarf, ioa er ni6t einem frii65eiti9el;
Sobe perfalen. Inner 9r0Bter 8orsnq
1T aber, baB mir %peuigitens Elm Mlttsl
fir i1nere Geinigllng baber, bas pine
Se6l ben Sdften bes &orpers 6ilft, iid
BON ben giftigen Nbfaqlfpffen git 6ce
%freiell: ct. 8ernarb &rdliterpile1. Nur
peeetabllii6; feline i6doliden Mineru@
lien. SSSn Mpptlefen gu haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-28

Saor, ibre blalten angen madte@l
0eatbiloe Stongerion 51t einem Ser
id)oniten beiratsfdbigen Mdb6en oeS
alten un0 oeS flellen Sentiments
9ennod fiibrte ser 8ater iein &ilto
lti6t III Die @elt ein, pie ieine
Sreunoe es erpartetelt. ginige BE-
luften i'm uno legten ibr gr1taunt1
ooriiber on ben Sag. @rf a1e Sra-
gen eriuioerte Der Hrofeiior: SIS 1T
Der @iae meiner 8o6ter. Sd fam
ibr nidts perneigern. Sic bat Be
Chamber getpoblt." Srogte man 0o,
gegen Die So6ter, 10 logte oos iul1ga
Wfao6en better: $50 bitten mir bei-
Ier orbeiten fon1len ais in oieier Gin
lamfeit?" 0em Srduietn Weotbiloe
Ston9erion orbeitete id)pn oalncls
nit al oent @erfe ibres Gaters; bod
fonnte man lid 5lt iener 3eit nibt
oe1fen, oaB ibre 9eeeiiterltng fir Die
@ileni6aft 10 melt einge, ole 8nr-
ten, Die iid ibr mabreno Ser 9auer
BON filllf6ebn Sobren boten, ous5u=
l6lagen. 90 5uriidge5ogen Tie altd)
lebteu, 10 muBten Gater n1lo Sodter
iid ood bel einigen offi5ieuen gnt.
pfangen ul1o in 5mei poer orei Be-
frenlloeten Salons 5eigenL mo Ser
Gubm oes Grofeiiors uno Die 5dol-
belt ieiner Sodter @lufieben madtell.
9ie itrenge &alte Ser iungeu Game
%e1tnutigte Die Inbeter 5llerit nid1,
aber nod Dem Gerlauf einiger Sabre
lpllroen lie ibrer miioe. Sour Elm cin-
5iger peroiente benIamen eines emf
gen grautigams", Sen man Dem trolt=
rigen Inbeter beilegte, es nor Serr
Gobert 9ar5oc. Sebt NOR Sraulsin
Stongerion ni6t mebr jung; uro bo
iie big 81 ibrem fiiunfunooreiBigite1
Sabre feline l1riode geieben batte, it'd
8u Derbeirotea, NOR es ni6t all5ltneb=
men, bob tie lire 8elinnuna nod dn-
bern miiroe. 9iele l1eberlequI1a
idien jeooh fir &obert 9ar5ac obllt
8ert gu iein, 90 oieier niat aufborte,
ibr ben Sof gu MAIDEN, bem Nun
oSof MAIDEN" oie feline ulo 3arta
Sorgfalt rlenllen fam, nit Der er
obne llnterlaB cine 9ame bon flint
unooreiBig Sabren umgob, Die Wd6-
den geblieben lit uno erflart bot, le-
Dig 5u bleiben.
Eloblid, eintge @o6en Dor 6en
greigniiien ser Morono6t, perbrei=
tete iidJ IN Eoris ein @eriidt, Dem
mon 8uerit feline @i6tigfeit beileqte,
10 ungloubfi6 fono moi es: 6roit@
lein Stangerion piaiete enolib Gin,
Srolt &obert 9ar5oc gu meroen. IS
NOR notig, baB Gobert 8ar5oe lelbIt
oicle @eiratsplane nidt bementierte,
oarnit mo- ii6 enolid iagte, es fonn-
te 8abres an einem 10 ulltpabrid)ein-
li6en @eriid)t fem. ShlieBli6 tellta
Serr Stmgerion NIT, oab Die Sod.
5eit ieiner Sodter nit Serrn &obert
9ar5uc gang i'm Stiqen in Dem
Shloiie Sc 9lanoier itattfinoen loGte,
io6alo feline Sodter l1no er Die lebte
6ano an ben geri6t gelegt baben
niiroen, Ser a0e lire @rbeiten iiber
Die uIufloiung oes Stoffes gum Ne
tber", 5uiammenfaBte. 9as iunge
@6epaar ioate ii6 in Sc Chamber
nieoerloiien, unb Der SdlpiegerIobn
miiroe feline Weitarbeiteridaft Dem
@erfe miomen, Dem 8ater nno Sod=
ter ibr 2eben gefpeibt bdtten.
Die gelebrte @elt bate nod lldt
3eit gebobt, iib bon oieier 9eeuigfeit
81 erbolen, als man bon Dem all-
idlag oltf Sri. Stangerion erfubr.
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@aacnmadler aeimdlt.

@eiudt miro ell tiidtiger @ogeu-
genlnader. StanOige 9lrbeit unO
gutter 9obn.
3. Sdiffcrs & sOGn,
902 Nuitiu Strobe.
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Ger Slirftionle eridridt Dor
Der @efobr, Ser 6eiae in ibr, Der @lt-
tige nod ibr.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
DRAFTS AMENDMENT
TO FOOD REGULATION
Is Drawn Up by Corporation Coun-
sci ThomaS-RecOmmendsu
by Health Officer.

+ Upon recommendation Of Health Of
ficer W. @. Woodward. Corporation
Counsel +, II. Thomas, by direction of
the Commissioners, has drafted an
amendment to "the act TO prevent the
sale of unwholesome foods in the
cities of Washington and Georgetown. I'D
,providiug for the establishment of
running water in any place where
food, drink. OF confectionery is manu-
featured, stored. OF offered for sale
1T is quite apparent said DIT.
Woodward, That facilities for clean
linesS are necessary In connection
since Judge MUllOwny, of the Police
Court. declines to hold proprietors re
SpOusible for the providing OF such
facilities, It IS TO be hoped that he will
support @ regulation expressly max
ing il unlawful for them to conduct
their business in any place not so pro-
Vided."
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
AGED MAN IS DEAD
IN A POLICE CELL
John T. Rurch Passes Away While
Being Cared for During
the Night.

John T. Burch, an attorney, with Of
fees in the Pacific building, CD Z street
northwest. was found dead this morn
ing fn a cell at the Sixth precinct police
station. Mr.. Burch was siXty-six years
Of age, and lived In Berwyn, Md
Mr.. Burch was found wandering about
helplessly at Seventh and D streets
northwest shortly after O'Clock yester-
day afternoon, and was sent 70 the sta
ton In the patrol wagon. The officer
who had him locked up said that the
aged man had not been disorderly, but
that ne appeared 20 be unable 10 take
care Of himself. No charge was pre-
ferred against him, and he was simply
being he'd 1T the station until his con-
dition was such that he could be re-
leased
The police say that Burch showed no
symptoms OF being i'll, ana that a regu-
lar inspection OF his cell was made
every hour during the night Private
Harry Evans. who made the round e. (
8 o'clock this morning fOunc BuTcI
dead Tie body was sent to the Morgue.
Coroner hewitt VIII probably hold an
inquest at the MOrgue tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
NOBODY IS BLAMED
FOR DAVIS DEATH
Jury Says Auto Turned
Over Accidentally, Kill
ing Young Chauffeur.

Death by accident was the verdict of
the coroner's jury, which met this
morning at BladensbuTg TO investigate
the automobile mishap. which occurred
near the Bladensburg brick yards last
evening, in which Noble L. Davis, Of
$40 Sixth street northwest, lost his life.
The three companions OF Davis, j. II.
Scarvel, of 1928 L street northwest; Miss
Susan ROwzee and Miss Victoria Pull
lam, escaped almost without a bruise.
Scarvel was the only member Of the
party who appeared as a witness this
morning. He stated that the machine
was going at a low rate OF speed, at the
time OF the accident, not more than fif-
teen miles an hour. The road was slip
perry, according to ScarveI, and it was
evident that something went wrong
with the steering gear.
Dan Bachelor. at whose road house
the party stopped for a few minutes,
while the men went in for refreshments
leaving the young women in the car,
testified that the motorists left his place
at 1015 and II was only a few minutes
later when news came that the machine
had turned turtle. less than a quarter
OF a mile west of Bladensburg.
His examination of the machine, he
said. led him 10 believe that the car
mad been sweTving to one side of the
road because Of catch In tho steering
" heel. In trying To turn the wheel the
gear shows that the clutch was re-
leased suddenly, whiTlIng the wheels
around ia the opposite direction. and
causing the machine 10 skid side wise
some little distance. before OVerturn-
ing and pinniDg Davis under the ton
neau.
Coroner \. II. DahleT conducted the
inquest and Immediately upon It's con
ciusion, the body was removed 10
WTlghts undertaking establishment,
1881 Tenth street northwest where IL
viii remain pending funeral arrange
meBJs.
81; vas all SO sudden that We hardly
knew what was happening said Mss
PulIam this morning. 1t was Little
short OF a miracle that the rest Of US
were not hurt NT. SCaTyeI and ! were
thrown down an emb4akueut and Miss
ROWzee was pinned under the car,
though u did not rest on her body. To
add danger 10 the situation, the car
took fire and was burning when We sue
CecdeI In raising ID enough 10 allow
Miss RoWzee TO escape
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
immigration SerYie in New
York Is Due fo a Few
Changes Son.
MANY OLD-TInERS
MANY BELET OUT
Commissioner Wathorn Among
Those Who Will Prbably Remain
in His Oficil Place.

r Secretary Straus minated rs he went
into Cabinet meeting his morning that
4 "shake-up" is coming I'm certain
branches OF the CturtD=.- Of Com
merce and Labor, nCaoiy that of the
immigration service New York city.
1t has been knowniOr some time that
there were forces q work demanding
the retirement of eTtain immigration
officials who have leld office through
successive administrations for ten and
twelve years. The pJeCting office seek
ers contend that s high time they
We're given a chace. and Secretary
SUEaus this mOTnig seemed 10 agree
with them, althogh mentioning no
names of those hose official heads
would come or. The Secretary grew
rather faCetiOus incOnHTming the rumOr
and evoked a harty laugh when he
said:
Yes, We're gOig to rattle them up a
bit soon; We are constanuy improving
the service. You know public office Is
not a private fanchise-as 1 myself
VIII soon find o. Some OF these fell
lows seem 10 thlk the Jobs belong 10
them"
Which would lad one to believe that
the Secretary my ask for a few Tesig-
nations himself Jefore the new Cabinet
Is made. SeCretTy Straus wouldn't say
what port Officials would fall by the
wayside, but fOm his remarks II is
thought that Commissioner Of Iumigra-
zion Watcnhorwin not be among those
~ ho viii soon round out their official
careers
-"I do not beIcve we could find a bet
tor man for The place than Watch
horn. 30 said Secretary SJraus
Secretary Staus, when asked at the
White House + there wasn't a shake-up
Impending in the immigration service,
said.
Public offce is not a private fran
Chtse-as / myself Will soon ind out
Yes, were going 10 rattle them up
q Bit"
The Washington times., 1908-11-20
AUSTRIA REPLIES
TO MONTENEGRO
Sewers All Diplomatic Rela-
tons and Situation Is
Acute.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 30.-The in
creasing friction between Austria and
Montenegro reached its climax today
in the severance Of diplomatic relations
between the two countries. according 10
messages received from Vienna. The
relations were severed on Austrias in
itiative
Austria IS reported as meeting Mon
tenegro's warlike preparations with
even greater movements. and to have
mounted guns 10 defend CattarO from
an attack by the 5000 M0nteuegrins
who have occupied LOvca mountain.
and trained their guns on Cattaro.
The Montenegrins say they will shell
the town unless Austria aCcedes TO her
the port OF Ragusa on the Adriatic.
The situation is said 10 be the most
acute since the initial breach between
Servia and Montenegro, and Austria