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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
COL. SMITHS PROMOTION.
Military Circles Surprised-Will
Head Department of California.

Head Department of California.
been elevated to brigade rank. has been
assigned to the command of the Depart
ment of California, with headquarters in
San Francisco. He will relieve Col NJ. p.
Maus. Goth Infantry. who has been in
command since the detachment of Gen.
Funston last summer.
The appointment of Gen. Smith was
somewhat of a surprise In military cir
cles, as it was not known that he was a
candidate. The popular impression was
that the appointment would go either to
Col. knight of the engineers at New
York or to Col. Scott the superintendent
Gen. Smith stood No. 10 In the list of
colonies of infantry and No. 30 in relative
rank in his grade. He Is from New York
and was graduated from the Military
ty-five years service was In the infantry
arm. From 1901 to 1904 he served by de-
tail in the inspector generals department.
During the Spanish war and the Philip
pine insurrection he was a major and
chief commissary in the volunteer estab-
lishment. Since January, 1904. he has
been in command of the 9Th Infantry, and
until he was promoted to brigade rank
was stationed at Fort Mcdowell, near
San Francisco.
his prOnOtioH mas Iesuileu III d HunuUer
of other promotions In the infantry arm.
Lieut.. Col H. E. Robinson of the odd In
fantry, detailed to the adjutant generals
department at Atlanta, Ga, will be pro-
NOTED colonel of the Sth Infantry. He
will be retired at once and Lieut.. Col. c.
w. Mason of the 10Th Infantry, now at
Manila, P. l., will become colonel of the
Sth Regiment at Fort Mcdowell. Majs.
r. B. Turner and d. A. Frederick will
become lieutenant colonies and Capts. D.
J. Baker, jr.. and B. A. Poore will become
majors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
Tomorrow's Pimlico Entries.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. October 2s.-The follow.
ing are the Pimlico entries for tomor-
row:
First race, maiden three-year-olds and
upward: six furlongs-Croydon. 1O7; Judge
Ermentrout, 1O7; Octopus. 107; Peep In.
1O7; Margaret. 107; Charivari. ITO; Oc-
conechee. 1O7; John Lee. 107; Mansfield.
1O7: Mispillion, 107; Acrostic. 107: Adroit.
1O7; Bolando, no; Black King. 107; Star
Emblem, 1O7; Wyckon. LOT.
Second race, Mount Washington steeple-
chase No. /: four-year-olds and up: about
two miles-Lizzie Flat. 140; Wayside. 142:
Meddlesome Boy. 142: Sandy Creeker.
142: Sir Wooster. 149; Rye Boy. 147:
George Leiper. 16O.
Third race, three-year-olds and up:
selling; one mile and seventy yards
Lally. III; New Garter. lO2: Exemption.
l0l: Aster Dor. 112; The Crown. 1l2: Lady
Isabel 102; Octopus. 102: Sparkles. 1O2:
Castlewood, 1O5; killochan, 100.
Fourth race. Mount Washington stee-
plechase No. 2: four-year-olds and up:
about two miles-Economy. 152; Thistle
dale, 1853; Rufus, 142; Palm, 155; Bilberry.
1853; Pontotoc. 1oS; Grandpa. 10S; Pap
rika, 155.
Fifth race, two-year-olds; Ave and
half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81; Summer
statesman, III; Connaught Ranger. III:
Thetis, 1O7: Michael Beck. los: Dan
DeNoyles. ia: Trance. ia; Bonnie Kelso
ia: Nethermost. 81.
sixth race. the Stafford purse. three
year-olds and up; mile and forty yards
whip Top. 1O2; Duke of Roanoke. lO5:
Queen of the Hills, 102; Black Sheep. los:
Gridiron, 102; Castlewood. los: Berkeley.
II2: Nimbus, 102: Pins and Needles. 112.
Seventh race; three-year-olds and up:
one mile-Whip Top. 105; King Of Bashan.
1Os; Duke of Roanoke. 10S; Queen of tho
Hills, 1O5; James Crawford. 1O6; Grtdiron.
1O5; Neoskaleeta. 1OS; Horace E.. los:
Berkeley. 10S; Nimbus. los: Black Sheep.
1O3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
BOOKS RETURNED.
One Came Back After Being Out a
Century.

From the Philadelphia RECORD.
With the best systems and most careful
watching books go astray. but it is hard
to write them of as entirely lost" since
they have a way of turning up that is
only paralleled by the cat of lyric fame.
The other day at the desk of one of the
oldest city institutions, the Philadelphia
library, at Locust and Juniper streets,
there was returned by a fair borrower
book that had been out a little
over three years. Fortunately for the
borrower no fines were exacted and after
she had gone the question as to whether
the woman had not established a record
was asked.
mo, indeed" said the librarian. 1--WE
have in this library several volumes that
were held ten, fifteen and twenty years,
and one book that was returned to US
after being gone for over a century! 1t is
one of a valuable set Of the classics and
after succeeding in hiding itself so long
finally turned up In Holland, where its la
bel declared its lawful place of abode and
the honest finder lost no time in forward
ing 1t to Philadelphia. Yes sir, we have
books out still longer and / have not the
least doubt that some of them will yet
find their way back to our Shelves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
KERN WELCOMED BY CROWDS
BRYAN'S NAME GREETED WITH
ENTHUSIASM.
Democratic Vice Presi Dental Can
didate Touring Indiana in an
Electric Car.

HARTFORD CITY. Ind. October 2S.-
The special electric car carrying the DEM
ocratfc vice presidential nominee. John w.
Kern, on his tour through Indiana from
Fort Wayne rolled into this city early to-
day for f1fty-minute stop In spite OF
the early hour, clock a big crowd had
gathered in the courthouse square to well
come the candidate. He spoke from a
plat form in the open air.
The only other speaker on board was
Gen. James B. Weaver of Colfax. Iowa.
twice candidate for the presidency on the
populist ticket
Mr.. Kern spoke here on the tariff issue.
charging to protection the growth of mo-
nopolies and the accumulation of great
wealth I'm the hands of the few.
Gen. Weaver spoke on the question OF
publicity of campaign funds and the ply
steal valuation of railroads.
BLUFFTON. Ind. October 2s.-From
Hartford City the Kern special doubled
back to Bluffton, where crowd had
gathered. filling the local opera house.
The crowd was enthusiastic and often in
terrupted the speaker with applause and
shouts of approval of his utterances. Men,
ton Of Bryan's name was repeatedly
cheered.
President Roosevelt, two years ago"
Mr.. Kern said, declared that a little
coterie Of Wall street spectators and
bankers were going to create a panic to
intimidate him and embarrass his admin
istration. When the panic came he con-
fessed that there existed a power, grown
up under republican rule. strong enough
to bring disaster upon the people even in
his own administration, and after being
a sufferer himself from this power he
now declares to you that these men are
strong enough to bring new disaster upon
you. submit to you. men OF Indiana.
whether 1t is not time to rally to the de-
tense OF that banner (pointing to an
American flag draped before hiul land
to put an end to such tyranny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
Permanent Peace in SIGHT.
wH1TMoRE MURDER TRIAL.
New York Reporter the First Wit.
ness at Today's Hearing.

NEW YORK. October 2s.-when the
trial of Theodore S. Whitmore Of Brook
Ign for the murder of his wife was re-
sumed at Jersey City today the jury
had made a personal inspection of the
Lampblack swamp in Harrison, where
Helena Whitmore's nude body was found
the morning of December 26, 1907. The
visit to Harrison was made as q result
Of an order issued yesterday by Justice
Swayze on motion Of counsel for the de-
Tense.
Gustave E. Roder. New York reporter,
took the witness stand when the trial was
resumed.
He testified that shortly after midnight,
January p. he viewed the body Of the dead
woman in the morgue In Harrison, in
company with another reporter and
Whitmore He said Whitmore declared
1t was not his wife. for his wife had a
scar on one Of her hands and there was
none on either hand Of the woman whose
body was in the morgue.
After leaving. however, the witness
testified Whitmore was not sure after all
that the body was not that Of his wife.
but he refused to 60 back to make an
other investigation and the three then
went to New York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
LEON FoRFEITS COLLATERAL.
Fails to Answer Charge In Police
Court Of Dirorderly Conduct.

Dr. Edward Leon Thompson. commonly
known as DR.. Leon. forfeited S collat-
eral in the Police Court this morning on
a charge Of disorderly conduct.
He has been in all sorts Of trouble as
a result Of serious charges preferred at
different times against him, and is at
present under a sentence Of five years in
the penitentiary and a two-thousand-d dol
lar fine, now pending on an appeal.
Franklin Park by Policeman Bum Of
the first precinct station while acting in
q disorderly manner. When taken to the
station house he had practically no
money In his possession. Efforts made
by him to obtain some one to furnish
the necessary collateral did not succeed
until this morning. The money was put
up and Dr.. Leon was given his liberty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
USED INDIANS FOR DECOYS
MEXICO SENDS ARMED PAPAGos
AFTER THE YAQUIs.

Ell PASO, Tex, October 2S-News
reached here today from various sources
that a battle between Papago and Yaqui
Indians has taken place north of Altar,
Sonora. and that forty Yaquis were killed.
According to reports the Mexican govern
ment armed the Papagos, who lured the
Yaquis into ambush and slaughtered
them. The reports have not been off,
cially confirmed.
Permanent Peace in Sight.
BISBEE. Ariz.. October 2s-Followine a
skirmish southeast OF Hermosillo, Mexico.
In which 1t Is reported that Bule, chief
OF the hostile Yaqui Indians, was killed,
twenty-four Yaqui warriors came into
Hermosllo and surrendered
Gov. Torres of Sonora arrived from
Europe yesterday and 1t Is expected that
a treaty favorable to the Yaquis will be
signed this week and permanent peace
established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
Suit to Set Aside Deed.

Michael Kelly. jr.. and John Kelly have
filed suit in the District Supreme Court
against their sister. Mrs. Margaret Sip
pie. and her husband, William Supple, to
have the court declare that the sister
holds property on Kenyon street in trust
and that they have a share therein. They
charge that June II. 1905, their father
decided the property to the sister. intend
ing that she should hold for all three of
his children. but the trust was not set
forth in the deed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
Heroic Treatment.
From Puck.

FrOm fuCK-
Ever get pessimistic over crops?'
Nope. Whenever I git downhearted
put q grain of wheat on the table, folks
my magnifyin' glass, an watch 1t stidily
while one Of the boys reads the republi-
can campaign literture gently in my ear"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28

SAVANNAH, Ga. October 2a.-Whiis
sitting In a rear room OF her home at
Pooler ten miles from Savannah. today.
Mrs. w. e. Terrence. wife of on engineer.
was fired upon and instantly killed BY
Solomon Riley. Q negro boy. The boy Was
arrested. 80 +,-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
MINING ENGINEERS DEATH
HENRY II. ARMSTEAD DIES AT
SEAGATE, N. =.
Married Daughter Of Gen. McPher-
son Of Gettysburg, Pa.-Succumbs
to Paralysis-Aged SO.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-Henry II.
Armstead. a we'll known mining engineer
and operator, died Sunday at his home, at
Seagate, of paralysis and hardening OF
the arteries. aged sixty-three years.
Born In New Haven Conn.,, Mr.. Arm
stead married Alice MCPHERSON, daughter
of Gen. Mcpherson of Gettysburg. Pa. He
was one of the most prominent figures in
mining circles. being chiefly active In
Utah, Idaho. Montana and Mexico. He
was also a Mason and member Of many
clubs. After his retirement, four years
ago. he lived much abroad. His widow
and three children-Henry H.. Jr.. and
DaviS-survive.
Mrs. Davis married q son of Henry
Gassaway Davis and Is an aunt of Miss
Katherine Elkins.
Dies From Pistol Wound.
WRIGHTSVILLE. Ca. October Is
Thomas barley, eldest son of Rev. T. w.
barley, is dead here from a wound In the
right temple. sustained by the accidental
discharge of gun with which he was
playing. The accident occurred at the
residence of r. J. Rowland, with whose
boys young barley was playing at the
time.
Wealthy Lawyer Dead.
ROANOKE. Va. October 2s.-Russell
ingalls, Dickinson Of Prophetstown. ILL.,, is
dead here. aged eighty-six years. He
vast fortune He was prominent In the
councils of the Congregational Church
and had given large sums to Its upbuild-
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
Woman Shot and Killed by DO

apprentice allowance claimed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-28
Reception on Battleship.

Saturday-Reception on board Chinese
flagship: 9:30-l1:3O. foot ball: 1880
luncheon on grounds 5000 men): $50
) boat races. Americans and Chinese;
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-19
The Angel of the Lord
BLUE GRASS BLADE.

The angel of the played
the Bible drama. Whenever mighty needed
Bible times the the Lord accomplish
the deeta The ability of the angel of the Lord"
duties assigned Kings 1885,
$4,000 camp
Assyrans night" angel that could perform
that mighty of valor certainly
Hosts studiousy the Bible "An
gel of the Lord" herein submit Popes Bible
visonists to aid them in their work
The first appearance Angel of
Hagar in
been turned adr by Sarah
to sarahs husband Abraham Sarah had stomed and
Abraham called him him
Mars Jupiter Venus the before through
with Hagar
The angel the 16 Return
mistress and submit myself hands," have
for that angel for giving Haga such advice The angel
should have forced Abraham provided and
his child should
and gotten rid of him. Genesis 22 And the
of the Lord called him out of heaven Abraham Abraham
thy hand lad" Abraham about STAY his
that feared God The angel of the
did humane thing to the lad from Abrahams knife
believed that Abraham intended to kill the boy 1t
tableau used with telling effect by theoogians
man in this day should attempt to murder his child to prove
that God he would land prison the unac
In Numbers 22 49, 5 a. 81 the angel of the Lord has the
of the with Baaam and his Gods knded
against Balaam sadded his
Moab God sent the angel of the Lord head him
did the angel in the middle the
did The angel had drawn in his this
scared the and he SHE'D of the road and Baaam tried to
him he crushed Baaams against
wall fell Balaam got
Then opened the
conversation in which the much
than Balaam The language of the
cator than that of Balaam the
threatened kill the and the angel sword in hand threat
STAY When Baaam the angel of
and fell fiat his face The revonists
this angel and BALKAN and his have helped
IN salvation of the world
towering and in Judges
Meroz said the angel Of the Lord bit
tery the help
of the Lord"
Judges Gil where 1t And
angel the Lord and sat under oak Then the
Gideon The Lord is with thee thou mighty of
angel brought fire from rock and consumed
unleavened cakes departed of sight,
the angel Of the Lord appeared the wife Of Man
oah her. barren she would bare and
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-19
(By Josephine X. Henry.)


Now Pope o having the Holy Bible revised
it is most opportune time submit questions the
visionists, there the Holy
explained obscenites
would this land of jeopardze liberty
searcher after eternal life
the u mail the the Holy Scriptures
or the Popes revisionss
petent throw light all the Bible mystcsms
much easier to interpret what God actually 1000
after he His written world
other period of the worlds history.
Theoogically speaking up a years
DID, find old Theologians
mighty with the and when expoundng the
of God with whom they personal communication and
fdence How learn without preacher?'
Pope himself a respect
regarded the traditions
important the Bible, all
circulating the Bible among the laty Now
strctest vigilance required all countries that
strongholds of the Vicar of Christ" certainly
mental lights of Catholicism
to revising the Bible.
But really revising, hope Pope
revisionss gate the path
the Scriptures that lead to eternal fe Sinners and saints
pretty rough time this old world and the Pope
tidings joy" Book" he will
the benefacor of the Let have explanation of
Psalms S4
For thou hast angels
crowned him with glory and honor"
business ought to be ventilated How high
are the angels Where angels they
Christian scheme salvation? None of
this world enough
angel outside Of religious books
church windows know shall be angel because
All angels The sculptor of the Eps
copa the Divine New City carved
angels the glory God
edfce d. DIS doctors of Cod ormed and
angels that the sculptor
recasng removing the buss and flowing locks of
the angels substituting brawny and boards
desecrating church with female angel Women
should church sculery
Aid societies. According to the laws Of Church
superHuous in Christendom and
eliminated the that priests and angels made
he ri of Isl
Popes will thoroughly expound just what bearing
mortaliys search for eternal fe
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-19

BIBLICAL RECORDS WITH CHAPTER AND VERSE ARE.
CITED UPON THIS IMPORTANT DEPUTY OF GOD
BENEFIT OF THE PoPE's BIBLE
REvIsoNIsTs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-04
THE STAR" SPECIAL ARTICLE PACE {:
Wit, Wisdom, HunOr
Politics and Nonsense

Dubois
Boise He
doubtful
acknowledging
split the Idaho
democratic ticket
vembe he will who unwilling
a Indiana
the Presidency When
ticket ticket
will
probably and
other
had lis
Hamilton availability
well
through democrat
silver
He impeial anmperast
interference he delighted
his fitness
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-04
IF THE POLE IS REACHED THIS TIME,

brief cable other day stating that Commander Robert E
Peary had Sydney Nova Scotia in the steamer Roose
welt another attempt reach the North Pole marked the starting
elaborate scientific and promising effort yet made to reach
long spot Peay last remark he said goodycs was
expected accomplish his purpose Other explorers have
hopes, of course but has the long list ever had
good hope? Pary old hand IN the sru
with the conditions of arhest north He is in command OF
especially the difficulties which expert
has revealed has always seemed that final success
in the great Journey simply matter of sufficient equipment
suppesand physical perseverance In all of these matters and
in knowledge only of lengthy experience Peas expedition
excels all previous The problems have been ataced with
and heroim BEFORE but added to these now are
equipments before employed is by no means I'M
probable that long which Peary pungng will be
electrfyng that he at asas placed
Stars and Stripes at the North Pole.
discovery what? The Pole remain unvted tor gen
eratons will be satisfied at having accomplished task
for which batted with for centuries and Ae
cans will take pride the fact that their country was the
of ages Perhaps scientific discoveries
of Importance may resucertay there will be important news Tor
the hooweah can who demonstrate Ton paper tal
there be opening into the neither regions OF our
whirng after Pearys calf he gets there-tf Pole
NAV know visitors What will there be in such
visit compensate the expense requires Whether ne is
successful or will thrilling taleone moreof the deary
that Pearys expedition will have to relate The Roosevelt
there is anything in a name, should get there '"'.'.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-04

Gemanys naval programme for this yearseven
tehips and armord crusers will
evitaby stimulate the other powers Where the competition
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-04
CARELESS CARTUNES, By Midas
WHEN THE TOWN BLOWS ITSELF.

AT dead of night or at hot high noon, ....
Tolting the heart with its devil tune,
The steam alarum that signals fire
And shocks and startes and stirs our ire,
Skaters the peoples peace and play
And scatters the business clerks away
Or rouses the city from gentle sleep
With fear that the flames are about to creep
In through the windows of each room
Like a hungry hell that would swift consume
And lick out lives with its lurid lust
Must we endure it? Must we? Must?
This is no two-for-a-niclile-town
To turn all it's businesses up-side-down,
Or wake all its citizens night BY night,
For a spark in an ash-tray or feeble light
In some old chimney foul with SCOT
With a horrible, terrible foot! loot TootW
Are we a city, or backwoods farm?-
What's the matter with a still aann2"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-04

The following from the Advertisers columns morn
ing fully bears predictions that the ocaed anthaoe
would die abornin:
There is much less talk of color line than
and probably by election time there will be than
what ordinarily the Better comnenc
ed to prevail and those who expected to have easy thing
OF it the election will have get out and hustle like
rest with better prospects for election than their quhca
tons deserve
1t isn't going to be any easier this time herd Hawaiian voters
like sheep or vote them in blocks of FIVE than it has
The dry weather has forcby brought the of better coy
cred streets In parts OF the city In the business dis
c the dust has become very bad nuisance An occasional spn
King OF streets with entirely inadequate and Offices will
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-04
WHERE Will NEGRO
VOTE LAND THIS YEAR !?
CFrom The Hawaiian stars Washington Correspondent


WASHINGTON D. c. July 2It is impossible
determine just November In past
ne n aSS promises to have some effect upon the cored
contemplate using that question in doubtful
s sln5'i nl %nSe '"s'S Is "
At one time when Foraker was bitterly attacking
manner Of question promised to be vital
Issue but nominated Foraker promptly announced that
led Many negroes with utmost admiration
ALSO Others who had felt unnd look
and concluded that they could expect nothing from
them once Roosevelt waso o the White House
pon Taft and the brownsville and
least of the negro voters intend to sup
Bishop George W. of is in touch with
said The had better give the epuOhGan party
other chance as the g a v y votes unless it can give him
Brownsville ana VIII cost % @ many Ss cast NV destiny with the
destiny will redeem itself from any
has made"
Philadelphia another influential cooed
rbe conservative leaders among our people
Of War responsible for the unfortunate they will
interest of fair play expressed in the repuo
Mr. Bryan and his party do not want ana DO not deserve our
From Atlanta Ca comes Bishop M TuT-
"A large portion will and support Mr. Taft
AXE But more will not vote at all and others win @ &
Taft and Bryan will be close IhousnGs Oh co..
indignant the reimbursement OF the negro O' ~
i much more radical wadrOn president OF
American Political League who resides IN wasns
the vote OF the country This as
discounted however by reason that practically all the members
of the organization which Waldron is president reside in washington
branches extending
to voting
that will be
republican
How many negroes willing jumping
demonstrated Wadrons
FROM of
Washington
than the biggest churchman He appeals different class and to great
howeVerf
President Roosevelt and has failed to find sufficient justify him
previous
Colorado friends
of friends the
med that there doubt about these states Bryan said
O
Idaho
to be largely responsible for this
open doors windows find almost layers of dust accumuang
ea times day The central portion of Honolulu needs well
and oiled
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-04
IN THE SWIM.

BY the way" queried Miss Blowitz,
who had recently entertained duke,
have you ever had any foreign noble
men as guests?"
No" answered Mrs. Uppson; only
as servants"