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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-05
Consider Measure Drastic,

On the other side members -Lsagreeing
with the proposition said that the meas
ure is drastic; that the present admins
tration is satisfactory; and that the pres
ent is not an opportune time for a
change. The opposition did agree, how
ever. that a representative in Congress is
necessary in order to take up the work
where the Commissioners are obliged to
lay 1t down. at the doors of Congress
The resolution, as adopted, sets forth
that In place of three Commissioners.
there shall be one executive called a. gov
ernor, who shall be a resident of the
District of Columbia for five years, a tax
payer and elected by the qualified voters
OF the District of Columbia. His term of
office shall be four years He shall ex-
ercise all the powers and authority now
vested by law in the three Commits
SiOnerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-05
Grace p. Z. Church Bazaar.

For five days beginning Monday. De-
cember z, the ladies Of Grace p. E.
Church, 9th and d streets southwest. will
hold a bazaar and musical in the parish
house The fair will be opened Monday
evening at o'clock by Rev. Alfred Hard
ing, bishop-elect of Washington. Commit
tees have been appointed to take charge
of the booths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-05

suffrage. The next meeting of the as
ISOLATION. 1t was announced, will he held
Friday, January S
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-10
HAVE 26 ENGAGEMENTS
From June 3 to June 7 113 Killed
And 26 Taken Prisoners.

TOXIC, June GA despatch from
Seoul dated to-day June 9 received
at Army headquarters reports that
from June 3 to June 7 the govern,
ment troops had 26 engagements with
the insurgents.
In these engagements one hundred
and thirteen insurgents were killed
and 20 taken prisoners. s. ..
The recent transfers Of Korean
cabinet ministers were due to the fact
that during conference of provin-
cial governors number of cases OF
negligence Of the governors to rep
resent the actual facts concerning the
attitude of the Korean government
towards the insurgents were over
looked also neglect in failing to cor
rect false and malicious reports con
corning Japanese policy thus tacitly
encouraging the insurrection. In con.
sequence the minister of agriculture
was transferred to the home depart
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-10
Born in Iowa.

Our family were all born and raised
in Iowa, and have used Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Rem
edy made at Des Moines) for years
We know how good it is from long
experience in the use Of it. In fact,
when in FL Paso, Texas, the writer's
life was saved by the prompt use OF
this remedy. We are now engaged in
the mercantile business at Narcossee,
Ia, and have introduced the remedy
here. 1t has proven very successful
and is constantly growing in favor
Ennis Bros. This remedy is for sale
by Frank Hart and leading druggists,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-10

ing hearts as ours, but at no sucl
fearful cost.
The reason why have this hope
that the old time Southerner shall
live once more is because the South
ern boys love and cherish the deed.
OF their ancestors. They do not for
get. The ideals of the fathers are
real to the sons. The homage these
young men pay to us old Confederate'
is sweet to our declining years, but
sweetest of all because it bespeaks a
love for the dreams which we cherish
ed and a willingness to die for them
if need be.
= We old soldiers are sitting in the
twilight OF life waiting for the even
ing detail; waiting for the shining
angel.
With things
Like chevrons on his wings"
We are the stragglers in the great
march. The victory is already won,
and our comrades expect our coming
to share the glory Of their triumph.
In the little time left us before we
report to our Great Commander, let
us quit ourselves like men. When the
pale sergeant comes, W shall listen
for voices in the upner air saying
Welcome Comrade. Do they love us
still in Dixie"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-10

ment and to-day the new home min
istcr announced the removal of seven
provincial governors showing deter
mination to effect many sweeping
changes in local officials.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-10

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
OCEAN RACE BETWEEN
THREE Scout CRUISERS
Each Equipped With Different Type
Of Engines. and Result Would
be Interesting.

NEW YORK. Jun" . - Naval men
in New York al" deeply Interested
In the truth OF the runner that naval
authorities are planning an ocean race
for the new scan, cruisers Salem.
birmingham and Chester. which will
be an international tr.al Of the three
systems OF engine design with which
the vessels are "quippd, the Salem
being equipped with the American
type Of turbine Engines. the Chester
with the English type Of turbine and
theBirmingham with vertical triple
expansion engines.
These three ships ar the best and
fastest OF their type III the world. II
Is understood that the race will be
held of the New England coast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Us a Corporation L un be Tiled
For Violating nspbtfs Law.
the CHARGE |; FALSE B|llIne
Assistant General Freight Agent Gil
bert and w. r. johnson a Wholesale
Grain Dealer in Richmond, First to
be Indicted in Rebate Case.
Especial to The Daily Prtss)

Especial to The Daily Prtss)
RICHMOND. VA. June 9.-Afttr an
examination lasting week, the grand
jury in the United States district
conrt. this afternoon returned indict-
ments against the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Company, Alexander p. Gil
bert. assistant general freight agent OF
TIL, railway. ard W. r. Johnson. a To-
cal grain dealer. fer violations Of the
interstate commerce act
The proceedings against the viola
tor were int'gated following an inv, 8
tigaticn lS Commissioner Lane OF the
interstate commerce commission in
February Each Indictment contains
nine counts. in which il is set forth
that the guilty parties combined for
the pu-pcs' OF giving and receiving re-
bates.
The sufferers by reason of the r; bat
ing system were the Scaboard Air
Line. Atlantic Coast Line ana Norfolk
& Western and ether connecting limos
Of the Oh sapca axe & Ohio The ship
ments were these u! grain 10 South,
crn no;nts in which johnson was
given 4 rate n three cents pr hun
drcd pounds less than required under
the contract acr emcnt Ct the several
common carriers.
District Attorn y Levi; declined 20
name q dale for the trial Ct the soy
eral cases. stating that the grand jur;
had not completed It's invest :Ca'i' n,
This inricates that othr shippC rs and
officials are implicatCd in The viola
tiors and that IN" jury Is going 10 get
to the bottom cf every case ~rcpo!ted
nv CommiSsp nor Lane which includ,
cd other Richmond shippers and o'htr
hirh railroad auihoriiifs.
Commissioner anc's Investigation.
dcycInrsd that the violations grew out
CT shipments e grain firm western
points. which were rrfilled IN Rich
mnui ard allowed 20 rr1c"ed South rs
through shinmrnis ihuS saving John
son 10 whom tho crnsiCnm"rts v"r"
made in this ciiv. tho fen"Tt of the
difference b tween The tar nigh and
Io~al rate.
VIZ. Y. Johnson anpcaT Il in court
ih.s afternoon and VS. hailed IN the
sum cf 81 -Ho for his appearance Fri
day G;Ib-ri was cut town this
afternoon and accordingly Juh-e Wal,
dill ordered tho issuance rf hrnch
warrant rciurnlble FRIDAY
A summons vas also is nc for inc
Ch, sapcake G. Ohio which Is return
able On Friday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
TRIED TO SMUGGLE
TWO CHINAaEN ASHORE
Secreted Themselves IN Cargo OF
Bananas, but Were discovered
az Freedom Was Near.
fRv Associated Press ,

NEW YORK. June .. - Two Chi
uamnn. who had v0yaged to this port
ON hoard the steamer Norwich. "i
,hc United States Fruit Company ;
line from Port Antonio. Jamaica.
wc~c to-day discoverel on that v"s-
; mt her pier here. They had evil
IDENTITY 1.mained secretei somewhere
amongst the cargo of bananas In the
hold since Sunday. when the Norwich
arrived. until today just rs she was
prcuaring to ieave port.
They were placed under arrest by
federal officials and kept locked up
on the steamship until she sailed on
the rr.urn voyage to Port Antonio
tonight.
The customs officials scented a
supposed attempt on somebody's part
To smuggle the Cinnamon when two
large empty boxes were taken aboard
tha vessel when the last of her cargo
Vas being discharged.
An Investigation which followed dis
closed the presence Of the Cinnamon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
THE AMsA CRAIG RUNS 49,.
....s,sMIa1 sseuns.k 'ass
Winner of Last Years Race Gets in
Ahead But May Not be the
Winner.
INV Associated PressD

HAMILTON. BERMUDA. June 3. -
The Ailsa Craig, owned by James
Craig. .. New York. which won last
wears ocean race from Gravcs"nd
Bay to Hamilton harbor. was hrst
across the finish line in this year :
contest. having made thu voyage In
6s hours. 80 minutes and 40 seconds.
Whether she has won the race can
not vet be- stated. as Irene ii. owned
by s. w Grandcry. OF New York. her
orpGn mt. has more than twenty hours
time allowance.
Up TO shutdown there was no trac"
Ofs Irene II on the horizon. bHt she
may come in during the night and
finish within her allowance The
Ailsa Craig took something over an
hour and half more time to cover
the c0nrsc than she did year ago.
this being due to a heavy heal
sea.
The boats were sent away from
Gravcscnd Bay ut AS Satur lay az
rnoon and the Craig dropped the
Irene OF Sandy Hook. They hal
strong casterlv wind. which increased
considerably during the night. and
Sunday and there was bad cross
sea in the Gulf stream.
Nearing the islands the wind and
ga were more on the port bow and
the Craig ran better. In the last
fly miles. when The sea was smooth
CT. she made her b"St speei.
She came to tn finish line in fine
style The captain refused a pilot
and forgetting the quarantine rrgu
latinrs. ran straight for Hamilton.
He was ordered back TO quarantine.
AMI fnaIlv was released from that
hard trn.
TT official entertainments will he
gin on THURSDAY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10

their end. for the opposition, though
no out spoke ma, be- busl.r than it
appears.
Apparently il has n,, vet scc, de.
cided wheth'r c. n"r Sneaker BYRD
viii he mad" temporary or y rm,nen,
chaiyman OF he ron, .nrion II an.
pears. ho~'N"!, that he rather in
clines towards The temporary chair
man Saund"'S wt"Ia the ga>,l during
manship ana rr't"rS tn let Congress.
the greater part of ;hr meeting.
Judge Sauriers. Of course has y
wider Acquaintance than Mr., Dyrh
and therefor The work would come
easier TO him
The Winch"Si"r legislator no mat.
ter which honor come, - him will
make n capiNalns political speech
which will h fill Of punsrnt Byrd
isms. and which will rous,i,ut, rool
political pabulum.
Governor Swanson is also ON tn,
program for ap"cCh and that TOO
will be a Demosratic hot ,omolr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
llaslIst lit -Elfess N lsea|ag
seefaag iDf Second Place.
a|s coon soaI TO De uulclEo
Some 81 Presidents Close Friends Co.
ina to Chicago to Work for the New
York Man-crane Sad to be for
Him.
Ry Associated Prts;)

Wy t1tstb
WASHINGTON. d. G.. June . In
dications are multiplying that Secre-
tary Corteiyon will b. advanced by
the Roosevelt and Taft forces At
tnicago rs their candidate for Vice
president. Secretary Cortelyou him
saf naturally declines 10 discuss the
matter CT his candidacy for tn very
suhieient reason that his native state
already has In the field possible
candidate for the presidency in the
person OF Governor Huch"S Thai
fact has so far operaial to prev nj
any expression by the friends Of Cor
teIyou and Secretary Tan's manager
but II can he stated as a fact that in
the opinion OF his friends the time
has come when Secretary Cort"lyor
shoHld be placed IN position 10 h
recognized as New Ycrk's candidate
for the Vice Presidency in the event
OF the elimination Of Hughes from thu
presidential race. As necessary
step TO q successful camplign there
is first to be ascertaincd the al;i'ud'
that President Roosevelt and Score
tary Taft assume towards S"crctarI
Ccrtelyou's candidacy.
The secretary himself has i.Cllnot
TO make any move In the matter. hi
his friends have not felt sirain"'
!'v that fact and ALREADY ~ fec
that they have received such cncour
asemen; that they ave nov rr"narin'
TO move in force upon the crny"n'Ic'
delegates nj Chicago.
A reason for heir consacnc~ IS as
serted TO be their belief tha' ~ IN
strenuous opposition offered Ny III
Fairbanks contingent 20 the r"cnru'7
ing Of Southern TAN DELEGATE in ~
battle before the national c,mmi''"'
now in progress the coupling ~ ~
names Of TAFT and rairbank. cr q
Roosevelt and Fairbanks on m" lick"
has hsrom" impossible. Th"r"f "
Secretary Corteiyos's advaacc -u7-d
starfs for Chicago tomorrow hi b
AZ 'istant Secretary Lcuis Conlid~"
R"s;oui7n ~ long experience N nuhl'
'TaIrs and Of wide acauain'ancr ~
IN" various boom managers nov II
Chicago.
Cnrrrtirs Y. RIBS. one ..me N mt
~ NcTiricv's ~ahiaet ard ,reaSrrrr n
the las; Republican ~amvaicn COMM
''c Is al'c said IN ~ hrrnd fcr ~
c,~n ~ Se-retsry Cortel-cr's 'r'"'
oct. while snore cfhsf pc'i,icai y
e-s e~pccied ~ ee~~uee his ~ass
s~rator Crane Of Naszach-sci'
whose sunoort % rrcst arxS>uslv d.
sired ~ the adrninistras!on force.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
KING EDWARD PAYS VISIT
TO EMPEROR OF RUSSIA
First Time an English Monarch Has
Ever Made OFFICIAL Visit in
Russian Waters.
lily Associated Press.)

REVAl., June 9.-The meeting be-
tween King Edward and Emperor
Nicholas occurred today with du
Formally. Ii WAS the first time that
an English monarch has ever made an
official visit in Russian waters. The
British squadron escorting the royal
yach, Victoria and Albert with King
Edward on board. entered the bay "'
Rcyal shortly after 10 O'Clock ms
morning. TIL customary salutcs w"r"
fired, and after an eXchane" of formal
visits the King and the emperor lnnch'
cd en- beard the Russian yacht Polar
Star rs the guest CT the d0wascr EN-
press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
COL. Jones GETS MAJORITY
OF ONLY SEYENTY=FOUR
RIDDICK FORCES SWEEP
THE CITY OF NORFOLK
Administration Ticket Carried Seven
Out Of the Eight Wards-Rins
Remains in Power.
(Bv Associated PresS.)

NORFOLK, VA, June .. - In the
municipal rlectinn today the admin
istrItion ticket swept the entire city,
carrying seven of the eight wards of
the c.iy.
DR.. James G. R!ldick is reelected
mayor. Colonel Harry Hodges mem
Der of the board of control and the
ticket will control both branches of
council The tickets majority is l.
2l3
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Oregon for Bryan.
tRy Associated PreSsD

PORTLAND. ORE. June .. - The
Ermucraii" s ate convention hr"e to-
day ri,c lcd four d"icga:"S-ai large
and two del, gait. S from each Congress
Sional L.Ni.ct and passed r"!'lu-
rions i,u.Orsing William J. RrylA fHr
the presidential, nomination. Tine
resolutions direct the o. r@0n dec
gates e. support Mr.. Bryan Sd long
4: his !"me remains b. for. -" con-
"pnt!. T..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
sIsmes Bran Fse" for Accidents.
Rv Associated Pressl

BOSTON. Jun 9-PrcSdcnt Tuttlo
cf the EoSton 4 Maine Railroad DO.
tIarcs that IN" many railrcad acct
ds.nts are moi due 10 ~ r working -
railroad men nor 10 lack of safeguards,
hat 10 brain flag" ard mcn cuaran,
troi not tc suffer from g. 8 nhvcholo-
rical disease cannot ~ cbtainsd. Hr
thinks that fhis nv Stcrir=S cbscssion.
WHICH. he <ars. max the most rom
p~icat r-ainm"r temporarily irr"sron'
siI'c AZ intervals - onp cf fhe rat.
cst pTnhl ms confront ng railrC ada.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Had Fast Six Round Bout.

NEW YORK. June Q. - Willie
Lewis. of New York. and Harry
Lewis. of Philadelphia. the two mid
die weight boxers. met in a fast six
round bout before the National Ath-
lctic Club tonight There was no
decision. though the referee declared
the New York fighter had the bitter
of the mill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
senator kntredre Beaten.
nv Asso~tsred pre-s,

SIOUX FNI.S. s. n. Juno =. =
pc'rrrs AZ rnidni~ht from N" R"puh-
iican primary election. though fa'
from rornpIc;s indicate tho Enmina-
ton Of Governor Crawford f~r UniteS
S;a;es senator over 4. n. Kiiiredge.
The incumbcat. by perhaps 5000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
She. by c. . o. Assss Hss oys.s

STAUNTON. VA. Juoe 0.-DnrSag
TYLER, the young man q AoRD~tn
springs who wa shos n IL su1De
last fall bv l. 4. Sextoa. TIE C0eMr
pcake & Ohio agent at ~ unea -
who has been he'ps>.s 81 49,,
ger since. = not expee1>d - ~
Icng.r. Hts heck saa bUves -
affected With gAageue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10

sConiinuei on Third PaEcJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10
Tsft's Lawyer Makes Bad Break.

Continued on Third Pags.D
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-10

the DAILY PRESS b the
only newspapsr published In
Newport News that receIves the
full news report Of the Asso.
eiated Ptess.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
Weld County NON

Yesterday two laborers in quest
of a job were shortening the hours
with a dissertation on the relative
merits OF Weld county and the San
Luis valley. 1t seems that the Rock
Island, system has been importing
number OF farmers to the vicinity
OF their new line in the southwest
portion of the state and Offering
prodiSious inducements. The debate
was getting warm, when the man
who championed the merits of Weld
county silenced his opponent with
the humiliating retort that last win
ter the Rock Island had to take all
their importations OFF the farms and
give them job on the section to
keep them from starving.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14

vocated by many honest republicans.
among whom was Lyman j. Gage.
secretary of the treasury under Pres
ident Mckinley.
They say that Mr.. Bryan is a
dreamer. That is the way they an
swer his arguments. Mr. Bryan
stands for the proposition that when
people put their money in the bank
they have the right to KNOW that
they are going to get it back And
they call that dreaming; and little
fellow down in Washington, who
calls himself lawyer, and occupies
seat where attorney generals have
usually sat, says the people have no
right to the assurance that they Will
get their money back
Yes, Bryan is dreamer" and
the democratic party has had other
dreamers. The founder of that great
party was a dreamer, when Thomas
JEFFERSON gave to the people the
Declaration of Independence
The letters, C. o. P no longer
stand for Grand Old Party" said
Mr.. Hughes. Their meaning at the
present time is, 'Guggenheim' Own
Property.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
Another Library GIFT.

Another donation to the library.
amounting to little over a hundred
dollars, has just been made, and
merely hangs tale. The Kift was
IKE the w. T. X. club present, the
work OF club. but OF one that had
long since dsbanded, and whose
members are scattered far and wide.
ne original sum. which amounted
10 Sio' was earned by the girls be-
lohsins to the club. but the inter-
est had been accruing for 80 long n
.,ihe mat 1t had more than doubled
.he principal. 1t is proposed to turn
.ne sum over to the juvenile reading
room fund
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
PlatS for the Homesecker

everything possible is being done
Tor the homeseeker in Weld county
and Frank Madden, clerk of tho dis.
trict court, is the latest to add his
mite 10 the general boost 1t is no
mite. either. as il is
nothing less than the plating of the
exact amount of land remaining in
the county which is still open for on.
Try. Mr Madden has secured plats
OF an lands vacant up to October Ia
or this year. and it will now be possi-
ole to tell at a glance just what land
is available to the seitlnr
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
candidate for Congressman at

lor, candidate for congressman at
large. followed by Chas. ]. Hughes,
who may be the next United States
senator from Colorado. Mr.. Tew
showed how the house OF Taft was
divided against itself, each one pull
ing against the other. and no two
alike. Fairbanks of Indiana wants
q revision of tariff, and your Uncle
Joseph. who fills the shoes of Gar
Reed, will stand pat" So with all
the other republican leaders up to
the great La Toilette, who is more
Bryan than Bryan was Bryan in his
Bryanesr Bryanism.
The republican party is not with
the republican platform. You don I
hear anything more of the empty
dinner pail. and the late panic is
about the only thing the republi-
cans have not laid claim to.
Taylor is Sincere.
The veriest stranger who might
have heard Mr.. Taylor's discourse
would testify to the sincerity OF the
man and the loftiness OF his
purpose. What a comparison with
Guggenheim, Mr.. Taylor spoke
briefly of his thirty years in Colo
rado. fifteen of which have been
spent in public life. 1t has been his
endeayor for twelve years to pro-
mote the welfare of our State Nor
NAL school. and he promises to con-
tinue those efforts, whether in pub
lie or private life. He thinks tha,
this is the most important campaign
in many years, in view of the fac,
that four judges of the supreme
court are to be elected, in whose
keeping will be the destiny of his
great state for six years to come
He called attention to the fact tha,
it is about time the people shoul1
rule this nation, instead of special
interests. and the stand pat" policy
OF the republican platform. hey
promise nothing except postal sav.
ings bank, which has long boon Z
democratic idea.
! The G. o. P. of the present is Z
sad departure from the DAYS Of tn,
immortal Lincoln. but il is not III,
fault of the rank and file, which
numbers many good and great men
But new Lincoln has appeared
and the republican party shall b.
returned to the principles of its an
cestors by the election of the graar
Commoner, William Jennings BRYAN
He is the counterpart OF the grea
emancipator. and the peoples choic.
for this nations salvation He 4,
the only man who was ever known
to be actually nominated BY porti
lar will long before the convention
Mr.. Taylor dwelt upon the prln.
ciples OF the democratic platform
The publishing of contributions. :
system which would prevent II.
100000 gift which Nr. Hartman
made the last campaign. He held
Guggenheim up for public riticul,
and said it was not necessary Il
hold him very high. as the publ,
gaze has already reached the gentle
man who has disgraced the great
state of Colorado.
He said fourteen years Ole
boy could represent the people bet
ter than Guggenheim, but the wild.
girth senator was not expected Il
represent anything but the millipf
and smelling industries.
More beneficial state Legislation
has been framed by the democrat.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-14
Hol,ocs Given uItimat.m.

AT noon Monday Marshal williams
rounded up all the hoboes. All their
ioaiing places were visited and the
wandering Willies" were herded on
the corner OF Eighth avenue and
Eighth street. where the marshal
made them a speech. He told them
there was plenty OF work and gave
them his ultimatum. Any loafer
found in the city Of Greeley Tuesday
morning will be "Jugged' and put
to work on the chain gang. The
railroad yards are crowded with ho-
boes this afternoon. waiting for their
side-door sleepers to make their exit.