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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

Professor Haggerty of Harvard is
going to live for ninety days in New
York monkey house for the purpose
of learning the simian language" says
an exchange, Let him remember Caru-
SOS experience in New York monkey
house
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

Somebody told him that he mustn't
drink ice water during the hot weather
and somebody else told him he must
let alcoholic beverages alone. You
know how very obstinate he Is.
Yes"
Well, he mixes the two"--Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10
No Doubt of That.

MY comic opera will contain no mer-
ny villagers, no jolly tars. no bandits"
What are you going to use as
chorus?"
Whatever put in Will be heartily well
coined"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

Would 1t not have been more IN keep
ing with the facts If Yale had con-
ferred the degree of Phi. d. instead
OF that of LII d. on j. P. Morgan?
PHI d. might stand for doctor of phin-
ance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

IN eastern professor says that wom-
en- are tickle because they have two
souls They have three They have
their soul and each of their feet has
sole, making three altogether.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10
Thought a necessity.

In order to succeed in life said the
experienced person, you must not DC
afraid to make enemies.
Then" answered the tractabie youth,
YOU would probably advise me to put
i'm some time as baseball umpire. -
Washington Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10
vigorously Denied.

Are YOU a pneumonochlamydite
inquiries the Montgomery Adviser. We
are not: and as We never expect to be a
candidate for office, we suppose no one
will ever excuse us of being one.--
Washington Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10
Cut IL Short.

Il presume" said the amateur speak
er, that in Fourth of July Grafton it
is pardonable to be little boastful
Yes" assented the candid citizen.
But II you want to make hit, don't
be verboastful."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10
Asked TO Walt.

Mrs. styIe-I want hat, hut II must
be in the latest style.
Shopman-Kndly take CHAIR mao
am and wait a few minutes, the fash
ion is lust changing. Human ldte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

Emperor William says that bachelors
should be taxed. They are. Do not all
their married friends tax them with
selhshness?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

Philadelphia declares that Betsy Ross
did not invent stars and Stripes. Phil
adclphia is simply talking in her sleep.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

The Omaha Bee and the Sacramento
Bee find the Hive OF Deseret common
ground for gathering sweets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

There Is no Democratic party"
said David Bennett Hill on the eve Of
his departure for Europe But that
was before the Denver convention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10
JUST FOR FUN.
AM Inelnclnhlr concomltnnt:

Father told you not to go with that
boy.
hold OF my hair!--Comic cuts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

a street urchin Of this town swung
dog around by the tail and got bitten
for his pains. There is moral con-
nccted with this tail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

British periodicals aud newspapers
are warned TO keep out Of Harms
worths way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

Democrats and Republicans both say
that whore there is win there's
way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

At Denver during times OF storm and
stress the cowboys band was the band
uf hopa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-10

In unit rule there is strength.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20

Elizabeth Brown. Elise Walthall, NAL
colin straus, Helen sorg, Virginia
Lacy, Rosalie Lawrence. Edith Elmore,
B!anch Ham. Lucy Christian, Minnie
Kennedy, Glenwood Clark Rubie
Brauer, Ida sarvay.
Other promotions-Wirt Hatcher.
Willie knowles. BetAha Mol, Edith
Petit. Lucille Peouze. Helen staude,
Howard Sledd. Gertrude Gentry, Con-
way Mundy. Chester Bowden. Willie
neS Frank a Lu ahsenfe1d a haEs Tal
: Pupil, neither absent nor tardy-
Ramona Bottom.
Junior = Iy-Eirst Honor pupils
Tiller Ethel Smlther, Lucy Taliaferro.
Norris Sheffermnn.
e otssr
Frank kim brough, zollie Martin. slsi L,
Vincent Glare Trant, Sara Thornton,
Jack Marks, Robert Turner. Sara Frear,
r., St Shelton, Jessie Moore, Aubrey
Rice, John Ware, Nellie Anderson,
W IN !. Floyd, Alma cheatwood,
sara nTSS soeF aHTfo1 1 HAIL 'a Helen
Monsell Garland Williams. llpel'
Russell Kuhn, Helen Newman.
- NLucl nIOIllolloH Noise n,
John Liesfald Ruby Blunt, Eddie Zach
erias, .Abner Hill, Willie Bryant, Lor-
ralne Hay, Waverly Boze.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy-.
Russell Kuhn, Helen Newman Louis
B13ellenot, Wilmer vandenberg Willis
Junior "A vI-Flrst Honor Pupils
Aleene Figg, Ethel Collier.
Aubrey Pond. Herbert Grafton T.eor
HAYWARD, Arthur Carlson, Rosa Ford
Forest Ilord. George Gornto, Edna
Kirby.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy--
Leon HAYWARD Arnold Kucl,eman.
Harry Lohman, Aubrey Pond, Ethel
Collier Aleene Eiga, Edna Kirby, Her
bert Grafton.
Junior 4 VlI--puplls promoted -Rn-
mon Warren, Robert Beadles Eleanor
Splndle, BESSIE Ford Grace Owen,
Robert KEN, Hazel VIM, Marian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20

Merrydew, George Munce, Robert Phin-
ney.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy--
Thomas I.ipscombe. Ethel Johann.
Junior u V-First Honor Pupils
Maurice Hutzler. Margaret Hazard.
Other pron'ottons-Wills Woodward,
AdUe Mountcastle, Helen Schroeder,
John Skinner. Oliver Cross. Mabelle
Hnrgrove. Katie Ciravins. Jimmie Rice,
,W'ayerly Krug, Harry 1Iord Louis
Pupils neither absent nor tardy-
Maurice n; Hutzler John Skinner, Wills
junior , v1-FIrst Honor pupil
=, Other 9 tte ~, premotions-Hebart Smith,
Maggie Foley. Elsie Balm, Oswald Carl
ton. VIII Tompkins, RAYMOND Rice,
Pupils neither absent nor tardy-
Hobart Smith. Will Tompklns, Adri-
Jesse TIarr.s, Mary Shine, Laura ficl-
ardson: Teresa pon.inici sam Gellmun
Mary Jackson, Arthur Brown
Other aromot O II s---Rutherfoord
Noble. Libpie TYree. Em sutton, Wal
lace smith, .Clarice Bnyliss. Mary Lyn-
Mh Mar rhsss sts My r eee A Aa
Watkins, Ids Delaney. Ruth Marks,
Pupils neither absent nor tardy--
Mary Dowden. Teresa Dominica, Mary
Shine. Ruthorfoord Wingheld.
Miriam Smith, George Fairlamb, Hazel
billiard. Rhea Ellick, Virginia Payne,
lWilliam williams.
! Other Observation-Disclosures Royal,
Thomas Kuhn, David Eanes, Celeste
Johns. Ruth Stansbury, Junius Saun-
ders, Willie Wiltshire, James Haddocle,
Philip Courtney, Annie rrevett 1Nlo-
Irenca Humphrey, Margarine Dowden
Maude lIa1elwood, Josephine Elnr-
Dough, Robina Ruskell. Lillian McClel-
/, land, Frank Minor, Burton Austin,
| Helena rheimer.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy---
Rhen Ellick. Gilmer Wartled, James
Haddock.
Junior a III-Flrst Honor Pupils
Elizabeth Jenkins, Mary Della smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20

Mamie Wcismann, Pearl Wilson.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy--
Arthur Urban, Ruby Blocker.
Junior B First Honor Pupils
Margaret C,endon, Rudolph Brauer.
Meyer Reinhard. Grace Dodd. Agnes
May. Dinwiddle Reams, Russell Wing
held, Audrey Dillon .,,,.
Sidney Clarke While cogblll, Dora
llorner, Lille Tignor Hunter Hughes,
Nalcri German, Ruth Holland.
Rudolph Brauer, Percy Hamln. Meyer
Reinhard, Julian Turner, India Thomas.
DIV Junior 2 I1rirst H faaor PuP houIs
Bloomberg, William Rindsberg, Bever-
ny Wilkes.
Other promotions-sallie Ferguson
Gaa shaef o}fa i Haykns
Evans, Elizabeth West, Gertrude Car
trson Gertrude Crane, Fanny ~, Iu NC ano
Ernest German, Blair Allen, rheoaor,e
HaSall. Louise Lorraine, Irene Ford
Ethel Hutchinson.
| Pupils neither absent nor tar {Ni, :
Louis Bloomherg vaughan Calder; ~, M y,
Mary Williams, CLYDE Webster. Edi ,t,,
Montgomery. Archie Cone. orothS
sr9 tyar Norma pnno L9 onsh Les HAZE
M MeGa, sS Tom ? spiers. Rlanehe King,
Georgia Mosby TIilda VIII. sylvan
Rothschild. William Dempsey I'D a ,eae =
Rountree Marguerite Thnw warren
! Walthall, Helen Mickleboro.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy-
William Dempsey. Clyde Webster
Edith Montgcmeryy, Georgia Mosby.,
Louise wois!eer. Gordon Gibson. Ellz-
abeth GRAY Beryl HundleS Moreno
Gary.
Other prrmotlons--Em Emanuel VALLEY
stein; Alice carlton, Louise Peplt. MAI
IEaret AIonteiro Cornelius Chaplin
Thomas Llpscombe, Russell ltarrelson,
Grace Mill Alice sutton Margaree
prury. Dele Penrce, Ethel Johhnll
nette, Grace Bull, Terressa Johnson.
Gladys Johnson. Ethel smith, Marion
Lea, Julia Omohumdro, Moorman Beck-
lner, Ruth Scott. carroll Moran 4rnA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20

congratulations and the assurance Of
Pennsylvanias support"
To Speaker Cannon, ut Danvjlle, ILL.,:
your Kind message Of congratula-
ton received Accept from me heart
felt thanks for its cordial express
sions."
! TO Senator La Toilette. at Madison,
Wis:
II highly appreciate your kind mes
sage Of congratulation and proffcrs
OF support, and thank you for 1t"
To Governor Hughes. at Albany: II
have received your hearty congratula-
tons. and thank you for your kindly
expressions"
More than 1000 messages of con-
gratulations from ell parts OF the
world have come to the secretary since
was one from Representative Sherman,
his running mate on the ticket.
"Banzai' was the tersc message from
Lafayette Young, of New York.
You will have back of YOU" tele-
graphed former Secretary of the Treas
ury Leslie NJ. Shaw. at New York, "a
united party, and loyal. trustful peo-
pie"
Shall work and vote for you with
Low, OF New York.
The Far East is happy" declared
Bishop Harris, speaking for Japan and
New York.
sincere congratulations" came from
Ambassador O'Brien. at Toxic. and
congratulations and best wishes"
from Bishop Hendrix. Mt New York.
Among :he other kilograms of con-
CALCULATIONS was the following:
Ashland Va, June 10, 1908.
Accept tho congratulations OF a
good Democrat and n good friend.
THOMAS NELSON PAGE"
Congratulations for Sherman.
President Roosevelt to-day sent the
following telegram to Representative
sherman. congratulating, him upon his
nomination. saying.
Accept my hearty congratulationI
and my earnest good wishes for the
successes. Of the ticket of Taft and
Secretary Taft sent telegram to
Representative Sherman Immediately
upon hearing of the nomination:
II sincerely and cordially congratu-
late you upon your nomination as
Vice-President. Welcome you as q
colleague in the contest. and look for
ward with confidence to the result of
the Joint struggle. Will you not meet
me In Cincinnati tomorrow to confer
on matters Of Importance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20

intermediate A First Honor Pu-
Plls-Elma Meredith. Laura Cartwright,
Other promotions-Nellie Brown,
huth Hartley, Ethel Davis, Verna Grif-
nth, Addie Shult2, Mary Zollickoffer.
Abb,' Car, Harold Pifey, Alyse Bates.
S,iadys Mcdowell. Mary Hawks. Ethel
Walters, Louise Goode, Mabel Pumph-
Pupils neither absent nor tardy--.
Lima Meradtth. Laura Cartwright. Al.
leen Irvine Ruth Hartley. Nerna Grif-
nth, Elizabeth Lea, Lucille Epps, E.llz-
abeth Reid Earle Strang.
Intermediate a II---First Honor Pu-
pils--Virsinia Crump.
i Other promotions-Irene kain, Annie
Graham, GcncYieve Leech.s Bessie
NMoody, Jeanette stearns, Aline Graves,
beale, Fannie Heclller, Nellie Lawton.
Mary, Bayliss, Dolly Adam. Margaret
Leard
), Pupils neither absent nor tardy--
GIirginia' CTump. Genevieve Leech'
intermediate A II1-First Honor PIT
nils-PaullnF Harmon, Florence Lich-
tenstein.
Other ainnctions --Howord May, Rit.,
l'lman, Olive Tucker, Marguerite Me-
CullouEh. Horace Hel!storn Nicria ia
mos, Frank Heacocls, irwin HundleN
ny bradshaw, Eleanor swami; Wi.
Ian Ia N HSopNlns Jane iFrischkorn, Almaria
...
Pupils neither absent nor tardy---
iaultne, Harmon, John McGehee. Floyd
Mitchell,
Ilntermeaiete A ly-pupils promoted
Calvin ch.ldress, Ray Cunning, Will
Parrish. Roland Lasster. Miriam Ne.
GSraW, Mary Jordan, Elizabeth Gaines
Hattie, Brltton, Louise spain, Florence
4M,.hiafrton Frank Bradbury, Ruth White,
philip philips, Willard Jones, Edith
4Mcconnai, !.ennie Tobien, Burtis Cone
Edna crensi,aw, F'ugus Mckee, Louise
rr,eil,WlGGn, owe Pace, Mamie Tiler
Pupils neither absent nor taray,-,
f4Gua Mckee, Calvin Chilress
iptls-Adde Racket Rnbv Blocker,
Other ,ntpmotiunS--A Minnie Staude
! Browne Buck, Grace Bennett. Robert
| i1ll t Hllda fiolzhauer, Josephine
iis,owiel lyey 'riller, Jessie AIcCehee, IVY
10Y; GhNn9ll Minson, Wilfred Lowery,
hAthsr!ne Ford, Walter Bushell, Irene
'tt s-.s,.. s.ss!a NJ AIaasts t4hth Sharney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20
| Honor Roll at the Richmond / Itch School

Post A--FirSt Honor Pupils-Cor-
nelia Masill Jean McGraw.
Other pupils regularly promoted
l.rnestinc Hamlet, Lois Richardson
Alma Bradley, Eleanor Patterson, Ma
ron Gordon, Mabellc Hopkins.
Pupls neither absent nor tardy-
Jean McCiruw
senior 4. First Honor--campbell
Berkeley. Fannie Gellman, Bessie Par.
sons; TEDDY Tyndall,
Heller, Sadie Sclden, .Aleck DOMAIN.
Carlyn Nnehman, Richard Schultz. An.
ME Ennis, Susie Murdoch, Annie
Vaughan, Edward Digss, Minnie Miltz,
Taylor,
Neither absent nor tardy-Bovle
Care, Garland Harwood, Edgar Tiller,
Campbell Berkeley, Fannie Gelman,
I l Hobaon, Hazel Jones. Fannie
kirsh, Inez Merrydew.
Senior A Thirst Honor Pupils
Martha Blair, Marion Monsell.
p, Gth'T p, prSmotio ions McMahon,
Potts Lucille Verne, Albert Lyle, Lula
Eanes, Lillian Hesler, Rowland Hon.
lSns, Mosel;e, Robins,
rn rnplis neither T. absent nor tardS
McMahon Marion Monsell. 's'''3
intermediate 3 Pupils promoted
clifford FOXES, ot!e branch, Emily
Scnfoeder Virginia RoanS
intermediates ll--First Honor Pn-
plls--Thelma Watts, Helen Lorraine
/ Erna Adams
Other promotlons--Ruth Bradley
Norman Larson
W Pupils neither absent nor tardy-
Matter Gibson, Erma Adams, Ruth
intermediate B IIG--Frst Honor Pu-
| plls-Henty Stern Leila Leftwich, Flo,
renee Minor Alma Norment, Fannie
/ Sterne,
Other OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MeVey
i Virginia Syduor, Constance lIeindl, All,
ienc Moore, Sallie liarbaugh Ami,
4 abraham fedora iaNall, Cotton VIII
illhlns Ataam Weiastein Copelan,
| Salnueis' haiph Wnllerstein Arthu,
Hubert Perkins
Pupils seithei absent nor tardy--
hubert Perkins, Copeland samuels
Leila LeftWieh, Ailene Moore, Aim,
MavH,t ,' Fanne Sterne. Jessi,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20

of the secretary's family, and even be-
fore the usual breakfast hour all were
downstairs and deeply engrossed in the
morning newspapers. every one OF
which displayed on the first page, q
more or less pleasing likeness of the
War Secretary and candidate.
More Important New.
A sign of the change that has taken
place in the official status of Secre-
tary Taft was the appearance at an
early hour of a blue coated policeman.
who took station at the curg directly in
front of the Taft residence. where lie
or one of his mates will remain con-
stantly on duty, day and night, when
ever the candidate is in Washington.
When the secretary descended from
his bedroom this morning and entered
the drawiHg-room he found hts first
caller in the person of Lieutenant
Henry C. Corbin, warm personal
friend, an Ohio man and fellow states
man. He extended his congratulations,
and they were gratefully received.
a telegram received over night from
a member of his family in the West
determined Secretary Taft to leave
Washington this afternoon for Cncin-
natl. He will leave that city in time
10 reach New Haven on Monday to par
ticipate in the reunion of his class OF
1878. He reached the White House at
1920 o'clock this morning, and at once
went into the executive office and con-
ferred with President Roosevelt
After remaining with the President
half an hour. Secretary Taft returned
to his office at the War Department.
but went back to the White House in
time for the Cabinet meeting at II
o'clock. He was kept on the move from
the time he returned to the War De-
partment after the Cabinet meeting at
half-past l o'clock until the hour of
his departure. Many departmental
matters occupied his attention. Later
he spent some of his time with his
family.
At Cincinnati Secretary Taft will
go to the home of his brother, Charles
p. Taft, where he will make his head
quarters while there. The Secretary
has no home of his own in Cincinnati
having disposed of it some time ago.
Foraker and Taft.
The following correspondence, dated
to-day, between the Secretary and
Senator Foraker, following the nomi-
nation of the former at Chicago, was
made public at the War Department
to-day:
Dear Mr.. Secretary: Although
fear 1t may be unwelcome and prob
ably. misunderstood, it is. neverthe-
less, my pleasure to avail myself Of
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CONFER WITH SHERMAN
'ratf on for Clnctnnati-Aiamy Mes
snScs of Congratulations,

Taft or for Clnctnnuti-,Iauy Mes
snges of Congratulations.
WASHINGTON, u. c., June 10
Secretary Taft left here at :05 o'clock
his afternoon for Cincinnati. where
he will confer with Representative
sherman, OF New York, his running.
mate on the Republican ticket. He
Travelled over the Baltimore and Ohio
Rallroad, and Will reach Cincinnati to-
morrow morning.
La Toilette Greeting.
Usually an early riser, the Secretary
was little late in taking IN tho
business OF the day, and ii was after
O'clock this morning before he came
doWh 70 breakfast. The principal low
CT rooms OF the X Street residence
were file. with magnificent bunchas
Of cnt-nowers, and kilograms OF con-
graduation were piled high upon side
board. one that came overni2ht was
OF peculiar interest to the Secretary,
1t was as follows;
Madison, WIS, June 18th.
Hon. William II. Taft Washington,
p. c.:
'sWhile the platform is disappointing
In some Fundamental provisions and
omissions. and 4 shall claim the right
to say so, ! congratulate YOU most sim
cercly and IN the faith that yea arc
more nearly in accord with lie great
bcdY OF Republican voters than the
platform. l shan do ali lin my. power
10 Insure your election.
tSigned)
"ROEERT Nj. LA fOLLETTE"
The fatigue and excitement of las
4 night apparently made little impres
sien upon Mra. TAFT and ether msmbrrl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20
or for Home.


Again the floodgates of enthusiasm
were let loose as floor and galleries
Joined In a pandemonium Of d,monstra-
lion for the nominee. The names COM
pleted, final details were now quickly
perfected. Committees from the va
rious States were named to wait upon
the candidates for President and Vice
President and formally notify them of
the action OF the convention in nonli-
mating them.
Prospective meetings of the national
committee to perfect plans for the
coming campaigns were arranged, and
thanks and congratulations were ex-
tended to the Chicagoans, who have
given convention hall OF such per-
feet equipment.
And then, Just before noon amid
cheers still echoing. and the inspiring
strains OF the national anthem, the
convention finally adjourned.
The action OF the convention touched
sympathetic chord throughout the
city. and tonight the party spirit Of
Republican enthusiasm runs high. The
nominee for Vice. President is among
those who are witnessing these scenes
of enthusiastic tribute. He remained
mt his hotel during the balloting to-
day. and quickly received a message
o'tHSoASAHS MS Later the
delegates, arrived from the convention,
fiocked about him in a continuous ova-
ton. lasting throughout the afternoon.
Many OF the delegates and the great
mass of strangers in the city are has
tening homeward tonight on crowded
trains, and Tomorrow there will be
only the aftermath, with perhaps. a
few of the leaders, to mark the his
toric gathering.
Searching for Leader.
Attention Is. now being turned in
the direction at. the chairman of the
national committee, the general-in-
chief, who will have supreme command
OF the Republican forces in the APP
preaching campaign.
The national committee after ses-
sion to-day named a subcommittee Of
eight members. which left tonight for
Cincinnati. where II will confer with
Secretary Taft tomorrow on the selec.
ZION OF the campaign manager and tho
details OF the campaign. The name of
FRANK n. Hitchcock, who has bean
prominently Identified with Mr.. Tatts
interests UP TO this time, and OF Ar.
thur l. Vorys. of Ohio, who is credited
with turning the tide in Ohio. senti-
ment at time when it was not set
LIS 20 t'ot Sly toWaTQ 1aIt, are ire
quently mentioned. A considerable mum.
per OF the members Of tho national
committee have united in a signed dec !.
laration in behalf Of Hitchcock The
name Of Ex-Governor Myron T. Herrick.
OF OHIO, is also mentioned among the
members OF the subcommittee, but the
actual selection Will depend upon the
exchange OF views between the secre-
tary and the members of the subcom-
mittee when they assemble at Cincn-
natl Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20
BERLIN HEARS NEWS.
Announcement Too Late for Editorial Com.
nent in Pnpers.

BERLIN. June 1p.--The nomination ot
Secretary OF War TAFT ;or the presidency IS
published In brief form IN the Berlin papers
this morning. The news came too late.
however. for editorial comment. Emperor
William has been fully informed through
the German embassy at Washington o. Mr.
Tatts personality and tn. likelihood or hi.
nomination.
The news was commented on pleasantly In
official quarters this morning. From tho
German point OF view Secretary Tat, Is re-
Barded as a suitable statesman TO carry out
the construction OF the Panama Canal, the
Philippine. naval, far Eastern trade. and
the other foreign policies ot the present
administration.
Internal controversies are little known aud
get less attention in GermaRy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20
EMBARRASSING SITUATION

Question OF Committee Craftsmanship
Presents Knotty Problem to Taft.
CHICAGO, June Height members
of the Republican National Committee
left Chicago tonight for Cincinnati to
confer with Secretary Taft concerning
the election OF national chairman to
manage the Republican campaign.
The subcommittee was appointed at
the suggestion of Secretary Taft, who
Is said to be somewhat embarrassed
by appeals from his friends In Ohio
for the appointment OF Arthur ]. Vorys
or of Myron T. derrick OF that State,
and by the demand made In a Pc
tition by a majority OF the members
of the national committee for the ap-
pointment of Frank H. Hitchcock. The
latter since his success in the Taft
campaign for delegates is being
strongly pushed by his friends. while
those who are personally attached to
Mr.. Vorys have indicated that they
intend to make every possible effort
in his behalf.
Committee Named.
Congressman James s. Sherman, OF
New York. who was to-day nominated
for Vice-President. accompanied the
subcommittee to Cincinnati The men
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20
Committee Name Il.
HON. GOTO ON THE BLUES RESIGNATION

b
b f &c n
tnnd
are chic oocn for ns therefore, owhsy npc
% o k Sc
%
hen ST. tg,n which
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-20
Bryan Analyxins IT.

LINCOLN. NEB.. June I9.-Wtia,n J.
Bryan to-day declined 10 discuss the work
OF the Republican, convention. He read bull
letins OF to-day's events. teicphoned TO his
library Mt Fairview. He entertained a
number of callers during the morning. This
afternoon he prepared an analysis OF the
Republican platform This he probably VIII
make public to- mosrow.