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Bryan.SullIyan Clash In Illinois.

JoLIET, Ill, April l7-Wil county will
have two delegates at the State convention
at Springfield to represent the Democrats.
One is a strong Sullivan delegation. The
other will be an out and out Bryan dele
CATION and opposed TO Sullivan. The former
delegation was elected by a portion Of
the county committee this afternoon The
Bryan delegation will be elected at a mass
convention called for next Tuesday by a
ma aj0rity OF the county committee
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Two Illlnols Counties Avoid InslructInE for
BTyan.

NATION, H., April l7-After two hours
Of wrangng this afternoon, during which
time vain Efforts we're made 10 secure the
Endorsement Of Bryan for President, Coles
county Democrats sent their seventeen
delegates To the State convention unin.
structed
GENEVA, H.. April 1.-THE Kane county
Democratic central committee met here
this afternoon and selected delegates
TO the State convention, No partiality
was shown as between Bryan and johnson,
both being lauded as peerless leaders Mt to
head the national ticket
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"STRIKE" ~ 4 JERSEY SCHOOL.
4 score Of students at BeINlderc quit
When q Friend Il Expelled.

BELyIDERE, y. j., April l7-More than
twenty students in the Belyidere High
School are out on strike because Of the ex-
pulsion Of one Of their number and they re-
fuse to go back until they get Justice
One Of the students, George Samsel
whose father il a membe Of the Board Of
Education, had a dispute with the super
visor, Prof. Ernest I McNutt, It is asserted
and the trouble eliminated in the expulsion
Of the young man. This morning he re-
turned to school, but was sent away again.
When he left about twenty Of the boys
went with him and say they will not return
until Samsel is reinstated. Their parents
are aroused over the affair and will try to
have the school board settle it at once.
The strikers" say they will 60 before the
commissioners themselves and present
their grievance.
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Policeman Killed Thief Who Made Blum
Ghi Play.

CINCINNATI, April l7.-Patrolman William
Thoring this evening shot and instantly
killed Ben Smith on Liberty street. Thor
ing caught Smith in the act Of stealing
lead pipe and Smith made a bluif at draw
ing pistol The gun Smith made the
threat 70 draw was a brass beer faucet,
II was discovered after his death.
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OREGON PRIMARIES.
Onl, 20 Per cent. Of the Vote Out Fulton
Leads fOT senator.

PORTLAND ore, April II. Torrents Of
rain marred the primary elections held in
Oregon to-day and was responsible Tor u
falling of Of practically 81 per cent. Of the
total registered vote. The central inter-
est in the result is in the vote on candi-
dates for the Republican nomination for
United States Senator
Senator Fulton is leading in the early
returns from MultnOmah aud nearby
counties but his opponent, II. VI. Cake,
Is giving him close race. The result can
not be told before tomorrow morning and
probably not before Tomorrow night, for
outlying districts are hard to reach on
account Of the storm.
The secondary fight of importance is
between the candidates for the Legislature
who will! elect a United States Senate
next winter. The ticket pledged to support
the peoples choice at the June election
seems to lead the candidates pledged to
vote only for the Republican voters choice
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WASHINGTON, April l7-Fresh vegetables,
fresh eggs, milk direct from the COW and
other choice farm products will be sup
piled to the army of men engaged in build
ing the Panama Canal II Congress enacts
into law the Mann bill, which was reported
favorahly to-day by the House committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
The measure authorizes the President
70 grant leases Of public land on the 18th
mus for periods Of twenty-five years. The
purpose is TO encourage agriculture in the
Canal Zone.
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WOOLEN MILLS ATTACHED.
Philadelphia Creditor Takes Action Against
Excelsior and &. 4. Root Companies.

Euhihutiplila TNuiNOE lhhNs NNNioh NhNNH'
Excelsior and e. 4. Root Companies.
WORCESTER, Mass, April 1.-THE Excel
sior Mills at Farnumsyillo and the mills Of
the &. A. Root Company Of Uxbridge, manu-.
facturers Of woolen goods were attached
yesterday. Thomps II. Ball Of Philadelphia
is the attaching creditor, with a claim
against the Root company mills Of $4,000
and the Excelsior mills Of 5000.
The Jenckes Spring Company has also
attached the Root company for 5000. A
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Excelsior
Mills has been called for tomorrow 10 con-
slider the difficulty These stockholders
include some Of the best known men In
Worcester county, headed Wy the Drapers
OF HOpedale.
The Excelsior Mills were organized in
1900 with a capital stock Of t3OO. 900. George
Otis Draper Of Hopedale is president.
The Root company u capitalized at $780,
OOO the stock being held 10y people in Tx
bridge, Milford Hopedae and Springfield.
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FRENCH DEFEAT TRIBESWEN.
MoOrs Leave I7S Dead on the Battlefield
IN south Oran.
,peciaI ClJls Drspaiff 10 Tnl sly

,Dscial ClJls Deypa,c1 10 THE SUN
PARIS, April l7-Col. P;erron reports
the complete defeat Of the tribesmen Of
South Oran on.tho Algerian frontier by a
force under his command yesterday
The French losses we're nineteen killed
and 100 wounded The NloOrs left l2j dead
on the field
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New Yorker Up in a Balloon.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. April IA Hol-
land Forbes Of New York. accompanied by
William F. Whitehouss and Allan r. Haw-
Icy. assembled In North Adams balloon No. /,
at s:S5 o'clock to-day. on the way TO Boston
The hundreds who gathered to watch the
ascension saw the balloon complete one Of
the most difficult parts Of the trip in sue
cessfully crossing the Hooeac Mountains
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Army and Navy ord err.

WASHINGTON. April i7.-These army orders we're
Issued 10 day:
Capt. Hugh u, berkeley Twelfth Cavalry, Is
detailed 10 OIL vacancy In The ouariermasters ;
Department.
FIRST Lieut. Louis Il. Bd l. Thlreenlh Cavalry,
from Gainesville Fla, TO Port Riley.
First Lieut. Lewis ]. Van SehalCk Fourth In
fantry, from the Philippine stabuiary 10 duty
as Governor OF Mlndoro.
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TO Expedite Cuban Elections.

0p'tI0T I05I' Df1DuTtH To 7 Hb NVN,
HAVANA, April l7.--C ol. (rowder, Judge
Advocate General, has been invested by
Gov. Magoon with the powers Of a central
electoral board in order 10 expedite the
election preparations.
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Movements Of Naval Yessels

WAsHNoroS, April 1.-THE cruiser Cali
tornia has sailed from Seattle for Bremer-
ton. the cruiser Maryland from Marc Island
Tor Bremerton, the gunboats Paduoah and
Marietta and the yacht Dolphin from Guam
iahamo for target grounds. -.
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Mr. NanderbIlt,s Nacht .al Ha,ana.

Sgsriul CIbl' Despatch 10 THE SCN.
HAVANA, April l7.--William h. Vanderbilt
arrived here to-dayson the steam yacht
Tarantula he will stop at the Hotel
Sevilla.
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE nominations
Of F. S. Kenyon TO be postmaster at Adams,
n. Y, and David Everit to be postmaster
at Union Springs, n. Y, we're sent to the
Senate to-day.
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WlLES NOT COMING HERE.
London Denial That Prince WOuId Go 4,
WaShlnEt on From Quebec.

,sptCiH Ca'lt DsSpNiCh 10 JEB SUN.
LONDON. April I7.-There is no truth in
the report from the United States that the
Prince OF Wales will pay visit to Washing
ton after attending the tercentenary cele-
bration at Quebec next August.
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Gen. Miles Sells His washington ResIdsuO,

WASHINGTON, April l7.-Gen. Nelson A.
Miles, retired has sold to John Jay White.
", 81 New York his Washington residence,
iISe street. ~ W.. The deed recorded to-
day does not name the Consideration paid
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I,eech,s Nomination Connrms,i.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE nomination
of John s. Leeoh OF Illinois as Public Printer
10 succeed Charles A. StillinRs was con-
ftrTned IN the executive session OF the Senate
to-day.
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.oEFUSED Darn or ALLEGIANCE.
japanese Poses as FillDlnO to get Into
the. Marine Corps.


MILWAUKEE, April l7--Although small
and exceedingly brown, H Hamasohi, who
seemed to be too familiar with military
examinations, started spy scare to-day
by making application to enlist in the United
States Marine Corps at the recruiting office
here.
lam Filipino. said Hamaschi smiling
Sure you're not a Jap?' asked Sergt
Young.
"No-not Nipponese. answered the man.
He then said his father was a Filipino
and his mother Chinese. Finally, when
confronted by corporal who had seen
him 10 a japanese store, Hamasohi adj
mitted that he was japanese.
well then said Sergt Young, you'll
have to take the oath Of allegiance
Then Hamaschi fed.
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Powers Pardon Hearing 70 End To-day.
FRANKFORT, Ny, April 1.-THE hearing Of
the Povers-HoWard pardon case was re-
sumed at 1870 O'Clock to-day. Arthur
Goebel was the first speaker The hearing
will be concluded to-morroW,
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
DOUBLE WEDDING PLANNED.
Navy and Marine Corps Members to
Wed Misses Chester.

Navy and Marine Corps get an equal
division in the family Of Robert a. Ches-
ter. Of this city. vice president OF the
Commercial National Bank, whose TWO
daughters announce their engagement.
one to Midshlpman Harlow Trask Keys.
u. s. n. and the other 10 Lieut.. Paul
Allyn Capron. L. S. II. c. Both officers
are ordered away, and the daughters will
spend the time during their absence in
preparing for a double wedding early next
year.
Miss Henrietta A Chester IS TO marry
Midshipman Keys. who is now with the
battle ship fleet in the Pacific. he will
not return until next February. Miss Ma
tilda A Chester Is engaged 70 Lieut.. Ca
prom. who Is a son Of the Iafs Capt Allyn
Capron. First Artillery, L. 5. A, and is
just starting for Panama with the addi-
tional detachment Of marines. He will
probably return before February. 1So9
but TIE sisters VIII walt for each other,
and q double wedding viii follow the ap-
pearance Of both officers in Washington.
at the same time.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
GIRLS MEET IN CEMETERY
Vassar Students Attend Suffrage
Lecture in Grove.
Find Bar Fence in the Way, but No
Fair One Goes Round
by the Gate.

Poughkeepsie. y. Y. June SIT is no
uncommon thing in the domain of the
Car Of all the Russias. where the
right OF citizens 10 assemble on the pub
lie highways Is not generally recognized.
for mass meetings to be held in a grave
yard.
Such custom has, however, never OBJ
talned in this country, and It is, there
fore, with feelings OF unmixed wonder
that certain citizens Of the town who
were strOlling this afternoon in the
Roman Catholic Cemetery, suddenly came
upon a group of Vassar girls holding a
suffrage meeting.
The fence between the cemetery and the
pine grove which skirts the northern
border Of the college grounds is a five
barred one, but not one of the late ar
rivals waited to go around by the gate
Some Of them jumped lightly 10 the top
bar and leaped to the ground on the
other side; others sat on the top bar and
slid off. Only a few were able TO vault
over.
The meeting consisted Of about forty
under graduates. ten alumnae. two male
visitors. and Mrs. Harriet Stanton BeIch.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Miss Hell
en- Hoy. corporation counsel for the
Equality League Of Self-supporting wom-
en-. and Miss Rose Schneiderman, Of the
Capmakers' Union and Cooper Union
fame
Those whose names are mentioned came
all the way from New York lust to at
tend the meeting. and Mrs Bladch IN
order TO allay the fears of any member
of the faculty who might chance that
way, bore alOft yellow banner on which
was inscribed in large black letters,
Come. let US reason together"
The girls. under the guidance OF Miss
Ineze Mulholland. president Of the Junior
class, and leading spirit of the would-be
voters. seated themselves in a circle on
the grass and listened for more than an
hour with the greatest kind Of attention
TO eloquent exposltions of the wrongs OF
their sex
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
FIRE DRIVES GUESTS OUT
Five Hundred Scantily Clothed
Persons Escape Blaze.
Bronx HOsteIry Burns Down While
Hose Comes Up on the
Elevators.

New York, June S.-The Hotel Grama-
tan. at Bronxville. a five-story frame
structure. in which nearly 500 guests
were housed. was burned tonight.
The fire started in a room in the main
wing Of the hotel. on the second floor.
The guests were aroused by a belIboy
and the volunteer fire company sum
moned.
The hotel is at the top OF a steep HILL
and has to b. reached by elevators. It
was necessary for the fremen 70 carry
their lines Of hose up the elevators, and
this delayed them so much that the en-
tire main wing Of the hotel was in flames
and the fire was shooting up through the
roof before they got into action.
The local department was entirely in
adequate TO cope with the situation. and
calls for help were sent 20 Yonkers,
Mount Vernon. Tuckahoe, and Waverly
before midnight.
There was much confusion among the
guests. and scantily clothed. many Of
them fed TO the streets. The hotel was
practically destroyed. There were no
casualties as far as known.
The present Hotel Gramatan was built
three years ago by William V. Lawrence
10 replace one destroyed by fire seven
years ago.
The hotel cost about S255,oOO.
Prominent men in Bronxville were seek
ing Police Commission Bingham, OF New
York He has been staying at the Gra-
matan the past two summers, and was
at the hotel during the day
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
BRYAN SEES VICTORY
Leaders Claim They Need but
FOrty-iye Votes.
HAS TOTAL OF 627 PLEDGES
Instructed Delegates Number $50,
and - More Are Promised as Ger
tain - UninStructed, Choice I'm
known, 137-Six Of MaryIand's Del
eERtiOn OF sixteen Claimed.

Lincoln, Nebr.. June s.-According TO a
statement issued tonight at the Bryan
headquarters, forty-hve more votes added
10 Bryans present strength will give him
two-thirds in the Denver convention.
In the past ten days six more States
and Territories. with a total OF eighty
six votes. have instructed for Bryan.
while thirty-two delegates from three
other States have given personal pledges
TO support him.
Texas. Arizona, West Virginia, Nevada.
Idaho. and Arkansas are the new ones
listed and instructed. and the New Hamp-
shire and Louisiana delegations are claim
ed for him through pledges. Six OF Mary
lands sixteen votes are also claimed.
The new total figures are: Instructed
for Bryan. $50; pledged to him, Il; total
81; uninstructed. choice unknown. 1877: for
Gray, 8; instructed for Johnson. y: nee
essary 70 choice. 672
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
HIS Efficient Services.
GOTHAM DEATH RATE FALLS.
New YorI<'s Health Report Best in
History OF the City,

New York, June S-The health depart
ment report gives the death rate for the
past week as ltn per LOCO of population.
This is the lowest death rate in the his
tory of the city.
There is a perceptible decrease in pneu-
monia cases as compared with last year.
In the same week of 1907 there were ISL
deaths from pneumonia, as against 123
this year, There was also a decrease in
deaths from heart disease. there being
only 132 this year. as compared with l6i
for the same week last year
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
BANKER HAS SECRET LEDGERs.
Indiana Cashier Manages TO Get
Awny with $4,000.

indianapolis. Ind, June S-The auditor
Of state has applied for a receiver FOR
the Kosciusl1o County Bank to-day. fol-
lowing the discovery that Cashier Bru-
baker has been keeping secret ledgers
in which loans to himself and overdrafts
by himself and others were recorder but
kept of the regular ledgers Of the bank.
The institution has been under inves-
tigation for several days. and many
Irregularities have been discovered. The
auditor charges that the overdrafts kept
on the credit ledger represent money
taken from the bank by Brubaker. and
that they aggregate in excess of $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
POPE HoNORS AMERICAN.
Mrs. Hugh Mclaughlin Crehted
MarchiOneSs by Plus Y.

New York. June S-The news reached
Brooklyn to-day that Mrs. Hugh Nc
Laughlin, the aged widow OF the famous
Democratic chieftain Of that borough. had
been made a marchioness in the papal
nobility by Pope Plus X.
William c. Courtney. her son-in-law.
and the Rev. John York. VINO accom-
panied Bishop Mcdonnell on the recent
pilgrimage 10 Rome. and who are still
abroad. have cabled their congratulations
% Mrs. Mclaughlin over the signal honor
conferred on her by the Pope.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, a convert 10 the
Catholic Church. has been noted in her
work for Catholic charities.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
ALICE HUNT, ACTRESS, DIES.
Leading woman in "GirI of Golden
West" Passes Away.

Los Angeles. Cal, June S.-Alice Hunt.
leading lady Of the Belasco Stock Com
pany, starring at the Alcazar Theater in
Girl of the Golden West" died to-day
Of pneumonia. Miss Hunt came to fIos
Angeles six weeks ago from New York
She had been III since she contracted
severe cold on the train. She is survived
by a child six months old and her hus-
band. Lester Lonergan, who is starring
in Great Divide" now on tour Of Canada.
Miss Hunt was born in Cincinnati. and
began her stage career when seventeen
years old The body will be sent to
Warren. Ohio, for burial.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
IN wOMAN's GARB, HANGS SELF
Bny State Man Ends Life in Fit of
Insanity

Springfield. Mass. June S.-Attired in
woman's clothing, Joseph J. Johnson,
thirty-five years old. was found hanging
on the door Of his room in the boarding
house Of Mrs. Mary Paplneau. in Green
street. to-day.
The medical examiner said Johnson had
been dead since Friday. When the body
was first discovered, Mrs. Papineau
thought one OF her women boarders had
committed suicide. but an investigation
showed that Johnson had attired himself
undergarments and ALL IN womans
clothes.
1t is believed Johnson was temporarily
insane. Several times Of late he has been
discovered masquerading IN woman's at
tire
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
YAQUIS RESUME MURDERS.
Mexican Indians Again Open HOstiI-
tiles, Refusing to be Pacified.

Mexico City. June S.-The Yaqui Indians
have resumed their hostilities against the
Mexican troops and all others they chance
TO come across.
The negotiations for a treaty Of peace
were suspended. II is said. upon refusal Of
the government TO accept the proposal Of
fered by the Yaqui chiefs.
a telegram from Guaymas says that
Manuel de Ia Hez. a leading lawyer OF
that place. was out hunting with some
companions, when he was fred upon by
Yaquis. He drove OF the Indians. killing
one OF them.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
SHOT WHILE IN CHIMNEY.
officer Hurt Trying TO Get Into
WOman's Home.


WOmRn's Home.
Special to The Washington Herald.
TazeweH. Va. June S-R. V. Chambers.
constable for the New Garden district of
Buchanan County. was shot this after
noon, and so seriously wounded that he
Will die. while attempting to enter the
homo Of a woman. a Mrs Caleman. by
way Of the chimney.
The officer and a friend had gone 70 The
home Of the woman, where they were de-
MED admittance Climbing 10 the roof.
the two men attempted TO gain an en-
trance by means OF the wide chimney.
Upon reaching the bottom. however. they
found that the fireplace had been
closed UP.
The shooting took place while Chambers
was making his exit The ball penetrated
vital part OF the body. The officer is
said 10 have been shot by the accidental
discharge OF his own revolver.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
KILL GUARDS; ROB PAY CAR.
Mexican Bandits LeisureIy Make on
with $4,000 in Loot.

City Of Mexico. June S-While guarding
pay car on its way to the Las Grandes
mines. near Balsas in the state Of Guer-
rerO, four armed men were overpowered
by bandits. and three Of them were in
stantly killed.
The fourth was mortally wounded, ac-
cording 70 information which reached
here by courier to-day. With the guards
disabled. the bandits leisurely looted the
safe and escaped with about 5000.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
LOCAL.

l-Georgetown Law Students Graduated
Public Printer Leech in the City.
-Citizens Honor Gen. Sternberg.
2-Commission for Amphitheater.
2-Chandler Warns the Colored Men.
3-(fov. Guild Comes Here To-day.
3-Herndon Debate Is Not Held
4-Honors Given Students Of Convent
4-President Names a Commission.
12-Labor Men Discuss New Temple.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
GUGGENHEIM OPERATED ON.
Colorado senator in Hospital, but
Will he Out Soon.

Denver, June S.-Senator Simon Gug-
genheim was taken TO ST. Joseph Hotel
this morning for minor operation.
No alarm is felt by the family and
friends, as the physical difficulty is con-
sidered trifing, and It is expected the
Senator will be well within a week
Since his return from Washington he
has frequently remarked that his general
health was better than ever before, and
as an operation was necessary at some
time, the present was chosen as The
favorable opportunity for It. Yesterday
afternoon the Senator was on the street
and few friends knew OF the contemplated
operation.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
STEEL PRICES TO BE CUT.
RAIDS Only Product Not Scheduled
for Reduction.

New York, June S.-Further reductions
in steel prices will undoubtedly be made
by the manufacturers this week
The scope OF the reductions TO be made
this week could not be learned to-day.
but 1t was considered probable that the
cuts would eventually embrace all steel
products except rails. The cut in steel
bar prices was followed by greatly in
creased activity in the trade, and It is ex-
pected that the cuts TO be made this week
will bring consumers into the market in
large numbers.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
KILLS 4OO-PoUND BEAR.
New York Hunter Stays BruIn After
Several Weeks Chase.

Several Weeks Chase.
Lake Placid. n. Y, June s-After a
hunt which has extended over a period
Of several weeks. big black bear weigh
ing close to 400 pounds. was killed to-day
in that thiclxly wooded portion OF the
southern slope of Mount Whiteface which
is known locally as whiteface Basin, by
Sanford Mckenzie. veteran bear hunter.
Mr. Mckenzie, who has hunted bears
since lie was a small boy, early took the
trail and has stuck 10 ii persistently un-
I'll to-day. He came up with his quarry
in a heavily wooded ravine at the bottom
OF Whlteface Basin
Though the trail had been constantly
growing fresher. the hunter was not pre-
pared for the savage rush the bear made
at him from behind a big clump OF
bushes. By a fraction OF al inch he
cleared tho sharp claws. and, twisting
quickly about. sent a bullet home behind
the animals left ear.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
TRAIN MAKES WILD RUN.
Burlington Special Goes seven Miles
at High Speed without Engineer.


at High Speed without Engineer.
Omaha, Nebr.. June S.-Plunging around
a sharp curve. through cuts and across
bridges, at fifty miles an hour. without
an engineer in the cab. Burlington train.
No. p. St Joseph to Omaha, ran a wild
course of seven miles this morning.
Just beyond Heatons. twelve miles from
Council Bluffs. Engineer Startling had
fallen from his cab and lay unconscious
by the side Of the tracks Fireman Jackson
did not know that the engine was run
ning Wild Several sharp curves were
taken with undiminished speed, and there
was no whistle. As the train dashed
through Heatons the fireman looked over
to the right side of the cab and found II
empty. He leaped to the throttle lever
and shut off the steam. applied the air
brakes. and brought the train to a stop
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
WAR SHIPS START AWAY.
The Maine and Alabama OF on VOy-
age Across the Pacific.

San Francisco. June S.-The battle ships
Maine and Alabama. composing the spe-
ciai service squadron. under command of
Capt. G. B. Harber. sailed at o'clock
this morning on their return trip to the
Atlantic by way of Honolulu. Manila. and
the Suez Canal
The Washington herald., 1908-06-09
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
rELEGRAPHIC-

Fdges. IELEGRAPHIC.
l-Girls Hold Meeting in Cemetery.
edward and Nicholas Meet To-day.
l-Hughes Asks Anti-gambling Law.
bryan Claims Victory.
l-Taft Leaders Give No Quarter.
2-Annapolis Wreck Inquiry Adjourned.
3-Watterson Visits Bryan.
4Girls Story duplicates Hitchcock.
4-MidGies Leave on Sea Cruise To-day
ll-Gould Line Now in Receivers Hand.