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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
wealth was acquired honestly and that
the corporation was managed decently.
president Is Sane


They say that he is not sane and con-
sentative. II sanity, according to theic
definition, consists in upholding brigand-
age, then I hope that he is not. sane. III
conservatism consists in allowing dis
honesty to run rampant in the manage
ment % certain great corporations, then
! am glad that. according TO That delihl-
ton he is not conservative.
The Presidents course has required
not only true consa. vatism and lore
sight but resolute courage; for 1t has
meant an attack upon the interests OF
some of the most powerful men In the
country and it would have been easier for
a man less truly conservative than he
to have failed to turn on the iight. or
having done SO. to have yielded TO the
storm which the turning on the llSht
aroused II was the same kind of cour-
age that it took to make possible the
building Of the Panama canal; 1t was the
same kind OF cOu age that II TOOK 10 IN
terefere in a bloody war between two of
the great nations of the world and to
insure a permanent and lasting peace be-
tween them.
WHO are the stricken? They are the
very men whose methods could not stand
the glare of the light. Their cry is. in
deed filling the land. But the cry or
the stricken is an expensive PROPOSE
ton to make hea d. The fines OF the
stricken for violating tine law of the land
heavy. No wonder there is weeping and
wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Enemies of Honest Men.
These men who purport to represent
the business interests of the country tell
YOU in one breath that confidence Is
mes ,sSary for business progress, and IN
the very next breath they tell you that
confidence is impossible under present
conditions, that under the law Congress
has recently passed, under the policies of
the present administration. there can be
no confidence in the business community.
II say to you that it is just such state
ments as these, published throughout the
land that tend if anything would tend
to shake confidence. to prevent 1t. If 1t
can be prevented. from restoration. These
men are the real enemies of every honest
business man. They are the real enemies
of American institutions.
This country is all right. The great
body of our citizenship is all right, and
you can no more stop our progress than
you can change the sea. Already busl-
ness confidence is returning. Every day
business is improving.
dollar bond issue of the city of New York
was subscribed for almost ten times
over Times are improving. daily. The
croakers and pessimists will soon find
their occupation gone"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
WI T1NG-FANG AT HONOLULU.
Stops on His Way Here and Hears
Plant Of Chinese DELEGATION.

HONOLULU, February 22-Wu Ting
fang. the Chinese minister to the United
States. arrived here today with a large
retinue on the Pacific Mail liner Siberia,
m route to Washington. He was given a
military reception by the territorial and
federal officers and exchanged calls wit
Gov Frear
A delegation Of Chinese called on Minis
ter WI and urged the hardshps of ex-
cusion and the need in Hawaii Of Chinese
as reasons for modifying the present ex-
cus;on law.
Mr. WI expressed the hope that some
modification can be secured, promised to
make the effort and asked the co-opera-
ton of the local Chinese In the matter.
The local Chinese colony is celebrating
the arrival of the minister. and that part
Of the city is guyly decorated in his honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23

The funeral of Bishop Satterlee will be
held next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
from the P-o-Cathedral Church of the AS
cension, 18th street and Massachusetts,
avenue.
The officiating bishops. the clergy of the
diocese and visiting clergy who will be In
the procession, are to assemble in the Sun
day school from in the basement of the
church promptly at / o'clock in order to
vest. entering by the 10Th street door.
A limited number o. tickets will be is
sued on account of limited accommoda-
lions. Those holding tickets are to ar
rive before As O'Clock. entering by the
18th street door At 1 :45 o'clock the doors
will be thrown open to the general pub
lie.
Names Of Pallbearers.
The active pallbeare-s will be Canon
William l.. DeVries. Canon G.. c. Brat
EMAIL and Messrs c. j. Bell. Charles c.
Glover. Thomas Hyde and George Trues-
dell, representing the Cathedral Chapter
The remaining members of the Cathedral
Chapter and the standing committee will
be honorary pallbearers.
The music is to be furnished by the
choirs of st. Pauls and St. Mark s
churches under the direction of Edgar
lest of st. PauFs
The ushers at the church will be in
charge of the president of the Church
mems League and the president of the
local assembly of the Brotherhood of ST.
Andrew, in conjunction with Arthur NJ.
PoyntOn, the special committee appointed
by the vestry of the pro-cathedral.
Canon Alfred Harding will be master
| of ceremonies.
Celebrations Of Holy Communion.
There will be celebrations of the holy
communion at every hour Tuesday at the
Ipro-cathedral. beginning at Z o'clock and
ending at Il o'clock. The public is invit-
ed to be present. These services will be
conducted by different members Of the
city clergy.
Four of the tickets of admission will
be sent to each rector of the churches
of the diocese for the members of the
vestry
The burial will be at cathedral close
There will be abundant facilities for the
general public to participate in the serv-
ices there.
At the request of the family the stand
ing committee of the diocese has entire
charge of all the funeral arrangements,
and by law of the Episcopal Church in
America 1t becomes the ecclesiastical au-
thority of the diocese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
GRADE-cRoss1NG TRAGEDY.
Parents Instantly Killed and Child
Fatally Injured in Ohio.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. February d.
George Mauck and his wife We're instantly
killed at Urbana this afternoon, when
their closely curtained carriage was struck
by an Erie passenger train at a grade
crossing. Their ten-year-old daughter was
fatally injured.
All three persons were hurled high in the
air by the rapidly moving locomotive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
PLANS FOR FUNERAL
Services Tuesday Over Re-
mains of Bishop SatterIee
AT PRO-CATHEDRALC CHURCH
Appointment of Active and Honor
ary Pallbearers.
PUBLIC TO PARTICIPATE
Standing Committee Of the Diocese
in Charge Of Arrangements.
Master of Ceremonies.
From Primate Of All
England.

The following message of condo
lence was cabled last night from
London by the Archbishop Of Can
terbury to the clergy of the diocese
of Washington. recalling in tender
memory the late Bishop Satterlee's
favorite anthem:
Deepest sympathy. TIE Deum.'
e. RANDALL, Canterbury"
kilograms of coincidence have
parts of the country. many of
whom declare their intention of at
tending the funeral.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
THREE GENERATIONS DIE.
Grandmother, Daughter and Grand.
SON Meet Death BY Chloroform.

DENVER, Col. February 22.-Mrs Mary
E. Nixon. aged sixty years: her daughter
Mrs. E. N. Canter. aged thirty-tive. and
the twelve-year-old old son of the latter
were found dead today In their home.
Each had a sponge tied over the mouth
anc nose and death evidently resulted
from chloroform or ether. Mrs Canter is
known to have been .deranged and the
police believe that she induced her mother
to commit suicide with her, or, ch.oro.
forming both her son and mother, ad.
1n.nistered the drug to herself The
three had been dead about a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
Survivors of Berwind Reach New
York

NEW YORK, February 22.-Capt. Lacey
and eight sailors of the American schoon-
er Edward j. Berwind were brought here
today on the steamer Campania from
Liverpool They were picked up I'm mid
ocean by the British steamer Mercedes
De Larrinaga and landed at Liverpool.
The Edward J. Berwind was bound from
New Orleans for Philadelphia when her
crew was forced to abandon her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
Glovemakers Face Starvation.

Special Cablegran to The Star.
PRAGUE, February 22.-The financial
crisis in the United States has had n
mournful echo in the Err mountain dis
trict. where tho glove industry has been
temporarily destroyed. All the factories
have been shut down and thousands of
men, women and young girls have been
reduced to starvation. The total out
put of kid and leather gloves amounted
to II 100000 dozen pairs q year. and near
ly all of these were for the American
market When thu American shopkeep-
crs stopped t.ieir orders. distress followed
Immediately. The glove Vorkmen are
now emigrating to GermanN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
Honor for Cecilia Beaux.

PHILA DELPHIA. February 22.-Miss
Cecilia Beaux, the artist was made
doctor of laws by the University of Penn
sylvana today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
French Car Laid Up,

kENDALLFlLLE, Ind. February ~
The military car carrying message from
Maj. Gen. Frederick ID. Grant. New York.
10 commandments o. army posts all along
the route of the New York TO Paris race
through the United States reached here
at 2:O5 this afternoon and left here at
80.
French racing ear No | is still here
awaiting repairs. and will not get away,
ST Chaffray says, until tomorrow.
The Italian car at 10 this afternoon
was at Wawaka, twelve miles west OF
Kendallyille.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
RACING CARS PROGRESS.
American Machine is Getting Close
TO Illinois.

TOLEDO. Ohio. February "2-The Ger
man car ProtCs and French car Motto
Bloc reached here this afternoon at 3
oclock. The Protos went straight
through without stop. but the Motto
Bloc will remain here overnight and
will leave at . a m. tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23
American Car at South Bend.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, February 1.-THE
American car, driven by Roberts. in the
New York to Paris automobile race.
reached South Bend today at 1:53 am.
IL left Goshen at am. and covered
twenty-sevcn miles between the two cities.
The car left at Jpn for Michigan City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-23

Mems High Top Shoes. water
proof soles: in Russian calf and
black; farming and hunting shoes:
z S Spec price S2.95 to 1888
from ...-........
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La Experiencia de I'm Joys 70.

9. r. Ringer, 81 Joyero, 1860 Virgil
MIA Ave, Indianapolis, Ind, escribe.
"Estaba tan debilitado de enfermedad
de los Rinones que apenas podia
caminar Glen pies. Cuatro botellas
del Remedio Foley para los Rinones
despejaron me complexion me curaron
el dolor de espalda y las Irregularities
des desaparecieron, y ahora puedo
atender 4 negocios todos los dias, y
recomiendo 81 Remedio de Foley para
los Rinones q todos los que sufran,
pues q mi me euro despues de que los
doctores y otros remedies habian
fracasado.D venta en- la Farmacia
Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
BoIeta Republican, del Condado
de Grant.

Silver City, Oct, 5.--Los Repn-
blicanos del condado de Grant
tuvieron una de las convenciones
mas concurridas, mas unidas y
enthusiasts que Sc han visto ja-
mas en- su historic, siendo la mis-
ma en- Silver City 81 sabado pasa
do. La bolcto siguiente fae noml-
NADIA:
Comisionado segundo distrito
Herbert Robinson de Santa Rita
Comisionado, tercer distrlto-
g. F. Dnnnegan, de Hachita.
AlguaciI-Horace Hooker, de
|Slver City.
Asesor-Charles d. Farnsworth,
de Silver City.
Escribano de Pruebas-F. C,
Knollenberg, de Silver City.
Juez de Pruebas-L. w. Rowlu,
de Silver City.
Agrimensor-Frank E. An
|drews, de Rodeo..
Superintendent de Escuelas-
A. O.. Garland, de Rodeo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

para todos es ~precaverse de toses y
resfriados en- el pecho; pues 81 son
descnidados conducen prontamente d
~pulmonfa, isis y otras enfermeda AIDES
pulmonales. Tan pronto como aparece
la tos tratadla con Ell Jarabe de
Marrubio de Ballard, que es 81 Rene
dio acreditado en- America. Usadlo
segdn las Observation-Disclosures
inofensivo. Tn remedio y preventive
para todas las Intermediates de los
pulmones.
Precio 26c, 80, y s100 la botella.-
De venta en- la botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
BoIeto Democratic del condado
de Grant.

M
La siguiente boIeta fue postula-
da por los Democratas del conda-
do de Grant:
Alguacil, Herbert j. McGrath;
tesorero y collector, jackson
Agee; ASSESSOR, r. H.. Boulware;
escribano, E b. Venable; supe-
rintendente de escuelas, Colin
Neblett; comisionados de condado
Edward Dickinson y b. B Own
by; juez de pruebas, Cornelius
Bennett; a~grimensor, Charles E.
Jackson.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
Los Democrats de Socorro No
minan su BoIeta.

La siguiente es la boleta Demo
crata del condado de Socorro
nominada ultimamente.
Alguacil-Abe Alexander de
'Mgadalena.
Juez de Pruebas Felipe F..
Armijo.
Escribano de Pruebas- Atana-
sio Torres.
Comisionados de Condado-W.
Buchanan y James w. Jones.
Tesorero y Colector-F Frederick
Richards, de San Marcial.
Asesor-F. w Medley.
Agrimensor--W III Jack.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

tenia melancolia, probablemente eau
sada por un higado inactive. IN
higado malo pone 4 uno enfermo .
irritado, causa desaliento mental y
fisico y puede resultar desastrosa-
La Herbine de Ballard es l%reconoci-
da como 81 mas perfecto regulator del
higado. 81 estais triste y desalentado,
.btened hoy una botella, Una cura
positiva para iaqueca biiiosa, consti-
calofrios y tiebre y todas las
Intermediates del higado.-De venta
en la botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

Cada uno dc los Candidates es
fuerte y su Election Esta

Mora, oct. 3.--L-os Rspublica'
nos del condado de Mora ne le'
unleron aqui 81 dia 2 del corriente
y postularon su boleta de conda
do que sera votada en- Ia elecci5n
venidera. La convention fu6 muy
atendida y ~prevalecio gran en-
tusiasmo. Los nominados son los
siguientes.
Conciliar-Juan Navarro.
Representative por los conda'
dos de Colfax y Mora,--Lee
Blatmann, dc Ocat6.
Represeutante por el condadc
de Mora-A Bushevitz, de Roy.
Comisionados de Condado-
Rafael Romero y Lopez, de Luce
no, Ignacio Maestas, de Roy.
Superintendent de Escuelas
Bias Sanchez, de- Wagon Mound
Asesor--Lucas Maestas, de
Roy.
Escribano de Pruebas Alber-
to Valdez.
Tesorero y Colector-Tito Me
Elenlez.
Alguacil Andres Gandert, de
Holman.
Juez de Pruebas-Vidal Pache-
co, de Guadalupita.
Agrimensor-William Brum-
mage, de Roy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
Dopde voiaban las Baias.

David Parker, de Fayelte, NJ. ~,
veterano de la guerra civil, que perdi6
UNI pie en- Gettysburg, dice: "Los
buenoa Amargos El6ctricos han hecho
10 que vale mas para mi que quinien-
tos pesos. 70 caste mucho dinero
pagando doctores en- I'm case grave
de NAL de est6mago con POGO prove
cho. Ent6nces use los Amargos Elec-
tricos y me a Ahora los tomo
como I'm t6nfco y me mantienen fuerte
y bueno." SOC en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

En- esta oficina Sc renden toda
clase de blancos propios para los dife-
rentes oiciales. Los precios son mo-
|dicos Y al alcanse &c todos los que me-
|~cesitan tales a~rticulos. A las perso-
mas que vengan de afuera les aconseja-
mos que cuando vengan. A la plaza Sc
|dignen visitar Ia ofcina del Nuevo Me-
xicano y encontraran todos les blan-
cos ~necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
EI Fuego Destruye dos Grandes
HoteIes.

Boston, Oct. 3 Los hoteles
Crest Hall y Ocean View, con tres
grandes casas de verano, situa-
das en- unode los lugares mas her
mosos de Winthrop Beach, fueron
hoy totalmente destruidas por un
incendio, y SO calcuia la perdida
en- $l75, 900.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

En- esta ,1cina SO venden tpda
clase de blancos propios para los dife'
rentes o~ficiales. Los precios son mo-
dicos y al alcanse de todos los que ne
cesitan tales articulos. A las perso-
mas que vengau de afuera les aconseja'
mos que cuanco vengan q la plaza Sc
dignen visitar la oficina del Nuevo
Mexicano y cucontraran todos los
blancos necesarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

Cuando veafs esa clase de vaticinio
del tempo la epoca deIreumatismo esta
q la mano. Preparaos para 81 ahora
ob~teniendo una botella del Linimepto
Snow de Ballard. La cosa mejor que
hay para reumatismo, sabanones
heladas, coyunturas y muslos adoleci-
dos y tiesos, y para todas dolencias y
p~unzadas. 25c, SOC y $l.o0 la botella.
DE venta en- la botica de Fischer Y
Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
Para piarrea cronica.

"Mientras estuve en- 81 ej6rcito en-
1868 me vi acometido de diarrea
cr6nica," dice George M. FELTON, dc
South Gibson, Pa, "Desde ent6nces
he usado muchos remedies sin ningur
alivio permanente hasta que Mr.. A,
w Miles, de este lugar, me persuade
d usar ell Remedio de Chamberlain
contra Colico, C6lera y Diarrea, una
botella del cual la par6 de una vez.''
De venta en- todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
Nunca Os Arureis.

Acerca dc una tos--no hay para que
apurarse 81 la tratais cuando empieza
con Ell Jarabe de Marrubiode Ballard.
Parara la tos de una yez y pondra
pulmones y garganta en- un
de salud perfecta.- DE venta
la botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
cincuenta amos Herrero.

Samuel r. Worley, de Hixburg,
Va, ha estado herrando caballos mas
que cincuenta amos. dice: sci Balsa-
mo de Chamberlain me ha dado gran
ali,iod de dolor de ~rabadilla y euma-
tismo. Es Ell mejor linimeDto que he
usado jamas." De venta en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
CARTWRIGHTDAvIS co.
No. $50 Gale de San Francisco.
re,efono d. Ia Especieria No. reiefoDo d. Ia carniceria No ~
ESPEClEROS 4: PANADEROS \: CARNIcEROS
pEcEs AM rARRos.

Siempre tenemos en- mano un surti
do complete de pescado importado en-
tarros, ell cual es muy propio para 81
almuerzo 8 par amerendar.
Pescado en- tomato. tarros de una
libra, 25cts.
Pescado fresco. tarros de a libra,
Tarros de n libra So ctr.
2Octs,
Tarros ovalados de una libra, Fin
Con Haddocks. sEcts.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
Ia cARNIcE RIA.

Nuestro concrete es Quartet general
para compradores particuIares dc car
mes frescas. vendemos solamente car
ne inspeccionada por Ell %gobierno, Ii
cual nos es mandada por expreso y Ia
cual es Embellishments ~preseryada de
contamination despues de que llega 4
nosotro&.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

Ell Nuevo Mexicano % el unleo pa
pei en- 81 Territorio que publica noti-
cias por complete en- asuntos de inte-
es. La suscricion son solamento $3.50
al ano. Suscribianse y quedaran sa-
isfechos de 10 que anunciamos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
Una Muj r interrumpe a un Orador
Polirico.

Una mujer bien vestida i~nterrumpid
recientemente q IN orador poiitico
tosiendo de continue. ST hubiese
tornado la Mel y Alguitran de Foley
la hubiera curado de su tos pronta-
mente y expelido Ell resfriado de su
sistema. La legftima MieI y Aiquitran
de Foley no contiene narc6ticos y Sc
halla en- un empaque amarillo. Rehn-
sad sustitutos-De venta en- la Far
macia Ireland.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

Certificates de nacimiento y de 10
function que Sc requiere sean suminis-
trados al ~escribano de pruebas de
cada condado por medicos, parter-
as. asistentes y enfermeras ba1o la
ley nueva, Sc hallan de venta en- can
tidates peq1enas 0 grandes por la Com
pania Impresora del Nuevo Mexicano.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10

Tn labrador en- Rural Route q,
Empire, Ca, w. A. Floyd de nombre,
dice; LA SALIVA Arnica de Bucklen
me euro de las dos peores llagas que
he visto jamas; una en- la mano y otra
en- una pierna. Vale mas que un peso
en- oro. No me pasaria sin ella adn
cuando tuviese que hipotecar la ha
cienda para conseguirla.'' 25c en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1908-10-10
FLOR IMPERIAL.

Aconseiamos que compren nuestro
buen pan durants el verano, pero Vi ha-
cen 81 propio pan. no falten en- com
para la flor imperial. Il cual ca Ia me
jor que hay en- 81 mercado. Especial
mente adaptada para la hechura de
pan. SO libras por SITS.