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TRAGIC SUICIDE

FRESNO. Cal, Sept 7.-Because
she believed her husband was pay.
ing improper attention 20 woman
operative In packing house al
Sanger, Mrs j llulehlna shot her.
self IN the presence Of her husband
az their Sanger home late last night
She left a note requesting that her
hair be dressed as she usually wore
Il, and that her face be painted and
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WANTS RICHARD Hall

Chief Of Police Ward nss Y
ceived a letter from NJ D. heNs
OF 257 r. 3ist ST., Portland ". !.
asking for information rela.is IN, "
the whereabouts OF Richard hs ~.
a circus and theatrical man y
was In Seattle five mon'hs ~ !,
Mr.. Rowe is the admlnlslia'os \, y
an estate which he cannot se'A'
until he locates Hall.
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Workingmen's Republican
Club Also Gives Him Their
Unanimous Support.

Tho noio club. the members 81
which are spsnishAmericau war
and Philippine insurreotlon rcter.
ans. with q very large membership
in this city. has Endorsed The can
dldacy ~ Judge Boyd J Tallmnn for
reelection aa Judge ~ the superior
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RAIN SP0ILS LABOR
DAY AT TACOMA
ny United Prsss.l

TACOMA. Sept rein. maj
began falling at 10 o'clock tooAl,
spoiled what otherwise would nsss
been one OF the best labor Gay
celebrations ever held In faeon.,
An elaborate program OF Sports ~ y.
been prepared for the occasion. w
most OF the events were called Oh
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lNsPEcTs CITY SCHOOLS

An inspection OF school og ,...la.'s
has been made by Or. H. nus go
Allen and assistants during 'ne " ~, /,
week. in advance Of ne fcs ssrol
opening OF the fan term q s0n ,,o,
tomorrow. A large number q n nanl.
renairs have been made ans
tnry improvements completed
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PICNIC is SUCCESS.

The reunion basket picnic he's
al Woodland park on September
by the former residents Of vi vi
Angeles and Clallam county vs'
IN every way a pronounced success :
During the day Il was declaee =
hold an Angeles and Clallam eoono
day az the exposition.
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RAILWAY MEMS DANCE.

The Seattle Electric Employees
Beneficial association viii give it's
annual bail tonight az Leschl park
pavilion. The proceeds 80 into the
fund for the sick and disabled mem.
bers Many tickets have been sold
and an immense attendance Is OK.
pectcd.
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powdered. She said she hated her
husband and asked that none OF
his people be permitted to look
upon her dead features She re.
quested that her life insurance go
To her two children
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On her fourth voyage Of !ne ~ M
son. the Victoria, Capt ro'. ',a N.
ONT last night for Nome VIZ ~
noimo where she viii take % "a
shipment Of coal, Many o. M, N, ulu,
messengers who went north wiz -
ter az Nome.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume RESPONSE.
hility for errors OF any klha
occurring In teiephoned adNoc
tisementa.
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tons. from which be has IN a dig.
nified manner held aioof during the
present campaign. He is free from
all obligations to corporate or other
special interests.
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WILL SEAT DELEGATES.

The Playground Assoeia'i ra, n
America has accepted wv ,''ii Al
delegates from Seattle VINO w Nav
tend the coming convention !" ~
York City.
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Tomorrow

We siu .hsv yss 10 sss.. sais 2
miles from folt Orchard. siashsa. laE
Sd .aa eafasd lsit ~ 80 ths sffies
SAFr YARD faNp ca
basement sei Firsi Ave
Acnr rHAcrN
We have tract ~ lard nafsh nf
Seattle that ~ have sut@gstAsa lHta
s,aaii ifss's The .an . sgY seaa
faf Vegetables. rrlsrg. berries ffaffs sfr
aaa 70 psF arrs ony 10 Bsf cent
WEST a WHEELER
aet GOLDMAN uLOCN
NICE HOME az ready 20 move Into
acres fcs rods nom station. one
hours ride from seattle level lad
F9ea seii AT fenced ard cress fenced /
small fruits suod we'll. i.raam hauss
witb bath bsrn and several aufbaffdinNa
lk ehiekena. COW fafminK implements
Terms
HonERr MALruv
flt-sae's1i Alaska haiialnr -
WHY MY a SMALL Lot whsn Yaa
can bay this choice HALF ACRE amiy
ihfss eleess from road "a line 80
HAAAHtHAN NtAHN|AH "NNNIN mouse. 5000
worth - Eood faruiiars and tools Dor
= sheft time only can sell for tttfb.
ROBERT NAiruY
airss4e-eai Alaska Building IL
vlli cell M * acre ranch contaia.
E.ed spfiHEa soil - fret class al soss
coed dairy oews. piars 10 al fenced with
spod sPrlns soll u flrst eiass aii Fess
Tor 1890 80 down, 81 90 month Take
Tacoma int-turtan 70 Pacific city See
Nj fssi az possoffiee. Ii
--a==sasassaaa-a
CHOICE FtvE.AcRE TRACTS peep
rich soil eesiiy o feared gopd lpcatian
anee SO per month
HOnEHr NAITnY.
sle-sse-pgi Aissha liuiiding -I-a
acres en county road. 40 minutes
yak from gof links and intsruthant
stAa PEI acre Discount for cash
Phone owner, Black tis -a-b
Am old mani only $50 doen. tio Der
month buys my fire home, large piece
Sissfs' 80 ~ Price - saie Ia. 'q ,gs, fs r.
water front $40 upi terms 81 per month
fruit store on uremerton dock Come al
once II
CHEAP ACREAGE HOME
IN hard times 70 the time 20 make an
s,s1. " " wa 9 is sna shlessss
per month Also have 2 places Tor free
rent TO parties who will take care o.
place See NJ hatsman - Pacific city.
on Tacoma tnterufhan. or iiilimHn's
Falesman In Times block today III
COY LITTLE COUNTRY HONE
t.roam cottage. = acre good garden
sraund, cottage nicely papsrsd and
painted. water plped in yard stores
graded school etc close only 30 min.
utes car ride, price ~ 600 terms 800
cash, SIS per month W v paftan.
aos Pacific Block, SECOND and Yasler
way -aff
For sale. acre tracts Every hady
buys them very easy terms Come and
talk with vs. Situated IN the North end
close 20 the Country club
" = hANnuHY. Room A. Arcade nIde
~ %
choice acre tract best ~ soil, Everett
lnterurhsn only tab0i torma feis aath
y. Phone u sati Madison ear
a9Qseh
t-scTe trRcir. 1900 ~ cash 81 week
WIN G. Black. its New York Blk
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ufsrasfton Heights is rsstaif gfeHiuf
sata rifH M ia afnrsHlas fhe raw
Farf anf au fha uiaa fn sssfafs sfs
FisrinN their savings there nHt neH
a. fhs nasniag prices farsr tfarfe -
land tse. lafse lofs sc. tsfas u and
O. raanfhiF
SEATTLE uoArsEEkEHs CO.
nWN FmA
Mafn Offices tEk.e Empifs Eiaa
nranrh ofnfs ufeneffan
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nslrllArloNa WANTgo.s

~slmations wanted adyer
tiscments &c for Is WORDS,
times. Additional space DC per
limo.
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aaELP WANTED"
AMI AL CLASSIFIED AVS.

one cent a wofd--Mialm"n
charge i5c. When ehafsea, W
account actual number OF hhea
as set will De counted. seven
Insertions made Tor the prey
az ak whom cash Is paid. Az
cap tines. or fraction thesvo'F
viii bo counted as two hno~
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only IEfts istri iNfs tfftst each
Gm tloshs ffufa raF une $50 stefs =
ttnfA ftutH tne baf tsfa raals. tAAaHti
~ five frars fhuns las y tRaf BE-
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BALLARD AGENCY-P' ~
Mullen. 5tO9 Ballard avr opp.
City Hail. Phone. ballard sVo'
MAIN OFFICE seventh ay.,
between Union and unlNsts'S'
Phones. Main 1860. iad. AL.
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Foa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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SASH AND boon nARoAINs
gxranrt f1H Deere ..+.ts.t.sstrrs. 81
Glass Curbeard taeufa .rsssa t.t.s.. "
Cottage Fraut windpes bottom
s.ass. siss tsste. sop sash. Eiass
winssw frames aHy siss ......,... ise
foferr cnlauns sssssf.sssssssssts
pi f.nn Mssidias ser TOO, .,....... d
MnfllaT tsneke s.assas as.sa sssssasaa -
8NNse Butte per pair .....ts.s.. IL
ana haHdrsas - ether tarsaips
mailed free o. application. They shes
an stock sires n daers ard wtndp~A
wtth price aaa assefiptien - each. AnA
esntain eAiushls information feF every
o u WILLIAMS co.
iata y astsrn Az
The largest sash ana door house "
the narth srst ~
Ptcksrinx. bakery Esd psiirstsss~n.
iuaf uuruea- 81 tae ftte eethei
Eiahfh ~. everything BONE lusis. fasrs
gies bread. salads. sie iurrher pei 20,
fnrfneriF a. NtHtn aHa NHWaH o. Come
ana 80 a. " fssAsfias -
srwfNa MACHINES ftg nss
ffephsad bell usarins. aatemetis nfi
machine. best attachments NaArantssa
y :" rs .'i Dali, ~ ssar a. ~ s nsiss. sisi
Fifsh A.. MAia sssa NlrgiaiA ear.
.aasm.-.aaa-saeaa.
For sale SEES express wakun harness
team meiEhiua 4 Tee be A Hfet hff
1859 tth Az ~ fhaua @aeen Anne
tffN s~asFsff 4
wanted 60 haF team - horses far
hguHnK guad alsu alder uaaa fef sale
az 81 60 rsr fafd on ths fa4ifpad car
iraairr al star office ~ 81 a
cofaahls River nshias boat fur ssls
campisis outfit ta4airs - "a y
smith % island aeffh ~ y deess
--tre
SEWING MACHINES - an kIa6s
Agent singer hath 1911 First ~
haiu 1875. fnd aAft
Fnr sale. aefk horse Nc rrosun.
able offer via - refused iAit lrd
81 aH q
rnr sale Enaa J see horses. tefs y
ggth. nf tetspMans East EFfq -g4 Ia
y % Hats kafanawu. itts First I'll
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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Great Snap
Owners Sacrifice

Msw nnaefa tfnen hHasat faHFffis
fsandatiHH seed taeeueuf tafh ESQ
Nafrf fiaffflfiff. fiasF fn HfFfH - D.
~ ITies Faf ffam a. fFa g. - ttf
flsarsf snaV eva fhr nlafhft AaiH tsas
aash anH $40 uFf naHHIH see fhts o.
fag ufsen faas raf o. 80 affiEH
.a ANNirkuE nNpH
Green tahs aiaiian raeas gFssa ~
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

me following are the ove,,,...
entries az The Meadows Tuesasas.0'
First race six furlongs esl,,,
Irss.. ss..s.s .,.{F.. - wv NFiluRi
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For sale no lots N University district
sass each Beet bargain in North end
Miil sell entire ~ "a part Terms
vs. y uANnrRr. Recon- a, Arcade uidE
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At RAINIER unAcM
Modern ulumhina, Twins room with "a.
pepsd beams closets. eindaW seals. Dot
kefg1 half block from lake and car
ina. Grand Nfss. chicken haHas and
fenced Price for quiok sale much Ice.
hau adioininT property aHiY tsHe daeu
and fgt month ~ fuu are ieekiaF fef
a good rottaFe home cheap. dent miss
ssHlua ihia Ht once 81 * auuftsNnut
Jfensr aoi Boston nloek l.ta
COTTAGE BARGAIN use
Comfortable cottage ~ five rooms
large Toe. garden berries and fruii trees
ataswaihs and city water. oniY fhrns
hforks from car. 10 minutes ride from
business section. Scent fare This "a
To- beet buy lu the city price 81 see
bhly $50 cash and balance like rent
Soc owner. 500 cuiman uldK t.f
WE HAVE TINS EXCLUSIVE.
hat Will pay fuil commission 20 broker.
Two houses nu iut tNBfnN southeast
Gamer % SAN q and Dearborn! brings
re4itai of So Wiil sell for o. TOO terms
chanoe 20 make quick turn over of
gbad interest uu investment
AIpIETON INVESTMENT CORPORA.
TtpN LTD.
1of American HANK uidE n
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot DO S'V'
en- alter / O'Clock daily.
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TIIE PLACE 10 LIVE
Flnesi location on Lake WashiuH4nn
grand Nlraa rifr water sfAaais. etc
large lots. uu EASY terms tle dnNn and
o. month aiHe n lev quarter and half.
acre and waterfront tracts Lumber Tot
uuiidins on terms
sss X startevani. ownsF tsi Hos.
ton uiorh astQ
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ron EXCHANGE.

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NNusraHtn DWELLING corner. 8NAia@, ~
dgnre property fnane meruinHa hAni
EGsA 1 49, "a
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$50
40 ACRES
STONES LANDING

Hfaai humsH ara snfar cleared On =
sHaNHAfa 81 arfNs near Ntnhs taam14nN
sd SEES street. rar Nna 10 Tacoma iii
paae Ft4Ns W land rhr4a "a ~ better
iama taF ~ shls nHw Hnw ffics 81 ape
Eaff fsfmss
a 4 ~ co 1af usstau uiasa
Mafn see faa tsst
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Chsap-ChicHsn ramon. house large
piece land, fresh cows. 400 laying hens
large field potatoes. horse. buggy har.
nsaa en- Tor 1850. terms $50 down. $40
psr month Bee az Put. o. Postmaster.
az Pacific city on Tacoma intsfurban
street car comes soon IT
g-foom bungalow. near arhmita park.
modern plumbing fire place. lot bnxlnft
fine locality We viii sell this house
on easy terms and nt figure that he
rlaht. via 81 600 Gee ua today
JOSEPH u THOMAS a co. INg
los cherry 81 )
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Grand free excursion 10 uremerton
Sunday. set free tickets at q u NM
mans office in Times block Go see HIS
new additions we are the only firm
running free excursions 500 lots on
water front $40 upi trema, 81 per month
Come today tt
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Mend the-Torn Co.

Aii rixhta reserved - ksiiy : srauia,
49, NJ wash ard mead ladies' $40
.Tatfrrurn's untsfe ear hsHas4fs aNsl.A
$50 $3.50 asafsta tar and barnvr e~ata.
!. .,,,r.s tnbis Wu~ua. esf l4tt East W.
lsmtia 81 Phones fna siti s1sfs
East 6tt.
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For sale. 6.room cottage. close 20 Mad
isan ~ Corner lot pnaY payments
price g. 100. 5000 cash
W ~ uANuuUY, Room A, Arcade nidR
d
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We aiif shna faa 70 afses Gals 3
miles from tnrf Orchard siashrd 20
sd Sad tafned lstt ~ 81 sac sffics
81 f1a
navy YARD ta&p co
basement set Ffrsi Ave
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~----------s-.-es' '-s--a-'ss--s~sH----
LUNG ufHEAGEH Remarkable cures
are bsine made bf the special treatment
~ sic Amvrioan bank nidE pf esF
efanra
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100 page book house. cottage and bun.
'alnw plans. giving size. etc. 2Gc W w
Voorhees,, Architect. ft2 Eitei Bldg
The sun., 1908-12-09
DIED.

AlkEN.-on Monday mornI ng. December :. at
the New York Hospital. after q brief Illness
William Martin Aiken. In his SD year.
lnterment In Charleston. s. C.
bARToN.-on Sunday morning, December &.
1908. at his residence. L. West 7tth ST.. Oliver
Grant Barton, son Of the late William and
Eliza p! Barton. in the e5th year OF his age,
Funeral services win be held at Calvary Church
4'h av. and l1st ST.. Wednesday afternoon
December 0, at O'Clock Intermont At
Greenwood at convenience OF family.
hAPfA ALPHA SocIETY-Members are requested
to attend the funeral service for our brother
Oliver Grant Barton. at Calvary Church.
wednesday afternoon. December 0. ati clocG
THEODORE GuhAN. Jr.. Secretary
DlcklNsoN.-on Sunday morning at his
residence, SIG Warren ST.. Brooklyn. William
Noble Dickinson. In the 10Th year Of his age,
Funeral services Wednesday, December 0. at
Up. III. lnterment at Greenwood Cemetery
hiLL,-on December q, at his residence. The
Florence los East 18th st.. New York city.
Warren Eden. beloved husband OF Priscilla
sutherland HIl, In the 7tth year of his ace.
Funeral services win be held at Grace Church
chantry on Friday afternoon. December H.
al, O'Clock. lnterment private
PINKNEY. On December q, Mary Goodwin
Pinkney, daughter of the late Col. Slnvan
and Mary Pinkney, In the oath year OF her ace.
Funeral services and hterment al the con-
veuience OF the family.
WEIR.-'on December :. 1908. at Haverstraw, y,
A., Mrs. Robert Weir, mother OF the Rev. John
7, and Robert Weir. ....
Funeral from the residence OF Mrs, John r.
Lynch to 81, Peters Church. HAverstraw
Thursday morning at 1880 O'Clock.
YouNG.-on Sunday, December O. 1908. at Jer.
sey City, Edward =, @. Young. In his 7ith year.
Funeral services at st. Johns Episcopal Church,
summit Av,. on Wednesday, December D Al
Up. A. Please omit noWerA
The sun., 1908-12-09
CERTIFIED MILK.
Aldermen TO Consider an Ordinance
Regulating the Franc.

At the meeting of the Board ofAldermen
yesterday an ordinance was introduced
providing for the better regulation Of
the milk traffic. The measure. which was
presented by Alderman B. w B. Brown,
will il adopted prevent the sale in this
city OF milk and cream not pasteurized
that comes from the dairies where the
herds are not certified by the Board OF
Health to be free from tubercular dis
eases. One clause in the proposed ordi-
nance reads:
When the herd OF any particular dairy
has been certified as free from tubercu-
losis, and when the milk and cream OF said
herd, as offered for sale in this city. has
been found to contain less then 500, 900
bacteria TO the cubic centimetre. on ex-
animation OF at least three samples taken
from three different cans or bottles. the
Department Of Health may certify said
milk and cream and allow it TO be sold raw
for the space OF one month under a label
showing the certhcation OF the department.
This certihcation IL is provided shall
be renewed from month to month, No
milk or cream shall be received in this
CITY except when shipped in sealed bottles
or cans which shall have distinctly
marked on them the dairy from which
they come. The ordinance was referred
to the Committee on Laws and Legislation
The sun., 1908-12-09
OHTFi AM

Baroness d'hltmonte. wife of Baron
Benedetti d'Altmonte Of Messlna. 81, lily
died yesterday at i27 West Ninetieth street
Of a complication OF diseases. She was
Miss Jeanette Locke. the daughter OF
AionZo Locke, a theatrical man Of LeXing-
ton, NY. Tier first husband was the late
Raymond Babcock OF New York Alter
music. There she met Baron d'Altmonte.
who was studying crimlnology under Prot
l.ombroso. he two came to this country
and were married IN 1905 by the Pew. henry
monte said that there was parental objec-
tion to the marriage and that when he re-
turned to Florence with his bride his not her
would, not receive him, they returned TO
Sew. York. D'Altmonte wrote articles
got assignments to do some work for Dep
uty Commissioner Woods In the New York
Detective Bureau. D'Altmontc. who had
served as police commissioner in the
Congo Free State under the King of the
what President Roosevelt might he expected
to find in his African hunt. For the past
year d'Altmonte has been employed as a
detective in the New York Custom House
Warren Eden Hill. president Of the Conti-
mental Iron Works. died suddenly of heart
ence, Eiehteehth street and Fourth avenue.
Mr.. Hill was born In this city on January rs,
1885. He studied law and went into pa tner-
ship with 4. Oakley, Hall. but dropped the
practice OF Law to take up engineering. He
spent his earlier years with the Allaire Iron
Works and then went to Detroit Mich,
where he married Miss Priscilla Suthe rlard.
In 1855! he became connected with the Conti-
mental Iron Works and he designed the
He Is survived by his wife and M two % dauSRtepss.
Amelia \. Hin and Mrs. Tracy Peck. Jr..
OF Brooklyn.
The sun., 1908-12-09
MAY SUBPOENA CARNEGIE.
Congress Committee Expects to Ask film
About the Steel Tariff.

ADout tne Steet Thttu.
WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-If Andrew Car
negie Of New York and Scotland really
doesn't want to appear before the Ways
and Means Committee to back up his
declaration in a recent magazine article
that the steel industry is not in further
need Of protection. he made a tactical
blunder when he came to Washington
this week to attend the sessions Of the
National Rivers and Harbors Congress.
Mr.. Carnegie had said that he would
not appear before the committee, but il
looks now as IL he will. II Mr.. Carnegie
refuses TO accept a polite invitation, a
subpoena will be served on him. The
committee has power to compel the at
tendance Of witnesses
According to reports tonight the COM
mittee at O secret meeting held to- day
made up list of men who will be sub
pPnaed to testify on various schedules
Of the tariff. Among them in addition to
Mr.. Carnegie are James II. Van Cleaye OF
st. Louis. president Of the National Manu-
facturers Association, and H. b. Miles OF
Wisconsin chairman OF the tariff commit
tee Of that organization. who has appeared
before the committee. s. N. d. North,
Director of the Census. will be heard also.
Although the life Of the present COM
work on the tariff revision bill to be con-
sidered at a special session Of the next
Congress. Chairman Payne said to-day
that it had not been decided whether
different schedules or groups of schedules
would be assigned 10 subcommittee for
consideration. as has been the custom.
He intimated that the Republican men,
bers Of the committee acting together
would frame the bill. going over each
schedule with the greatest possible care.
The sun., 1908-12-09
BACKS UP THE PRESIDENT
Hoyt Says He Supplied Panama Facts
and They We're Right.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-The manner oil
payment on account Of the PANAMA Canal
purchase. charges and allegations re-
garding which caused President Roose-
welt to make his attack on Delavan Smith
OF Indianapolis in his letter to William
Dudley Foulke. called forth a formal
statement to-day from Solicitor General
Hoyt of the Department OF Justice Mr..
Ho It said:
'l furnished to the President the facts
concerning the method Of payment OF
ths money for the Panama Canal TO the
French people. The Presidents state
ments are absolutely true. The money
was paid at the Bank OF France TO the
liquidstor NJ Gautron. appointed under
the decree Of the Civil Tribunal OF the
Seine having jurisdiction Of the case. and
the amount was apportioned between the
new and the old companies in the exact
proportion decided in this decree OF the
Civil Tribunal Of the Seine.
The action OF this ,oivil tribunal was
the action of the French Governm ent,
just as any decision Of the courts here 10
the action OF Government. Any pre-
tenoe to the contrary lie a mere bubble
over names.
The sun., 1908-12-09
SALVATION ARMY WEDDING.
Hymns, Tunes and Speeches When
Soldier OF sS Takes q Bride OF 30.

Wagner and Mendelssohn were re-
pudiated at the wedding Of Alfred Bate
man Young and Ellen Martin which took
place last night in the memorial hall of
Salvation Army headquarters, l22 West
Fourteenth street. The bridal party
marched down the aisle and up on the
platform to the melody "There is Golden
Morning; I'm Glad I'm Ready" and the
audience departed to the strains of "All
Hail the Power OF Jesus Name
The bridegroom. who is as years old.
has been in the army here snd in Great
Britain for twenty-five years, and the
bride, who is Ave years his junior. has
been a soldier in various upstate towns
for nearly nineteen years. Neither Of
them is making a first venture in matri-
mony. The bridegroom said after the
ceremony that he had been married five
times Mr.. Young hastened to exDlain,
however. that his second marriage was
to the army, his third to the UnitedStates
OF America. his fourth to Corp No. 5
and his fifth to Ellen Martin, whom he
loved Just as much as he did the wife
Of his youth.
The bride and her maid OF honor, Capt.
Caroline McVeigh. wore black frocks
WIN Wniue CneeBeciOtn bCfuls uTdpeu
from the left shoulder. The bridegroom
was in a citizens black froci coat.
The ceremony was scheduled to take
place at 8 O'Clock. but owing to the fact
that Col. Mcintyre and Mrs. Mcintyre,
and Mrs. Brigadier Kimbal and Capt.
Caroline Mcveigh all made speeches
and that "Thoae Pearly Gates and a
dozen other standard army anthems
were rendered by the band il was not
until Q.4b o'clock that the knot WAS ac-
tually tied.
Col. Mcintyre and Mr.. Young danced
an impromptu jig on the platform after
the latter had kissed the bride. and as
the happy pair came down into the hall
a pretty young captainess pinned white
rose on the bridegroom and a red rose
on the bride.
The guests delivered their congratu-
lations in the form of a wild burst Of
hallelujahs and amens, and the unselfish
ones departed for their new home at SIS
Newark avenue. Jersey City.