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Evening journal., 1908-07-13
Delaware Claims the Game

The Delaware +. G. were 20 have
played the Highland Juniors on Satur-
day but as Highland didn't appear
Delaware claims the game, TO 0. on
next Saturday the Delaware f. c, Is
scheduled to play the Jackson. The
Delaware has open dates after July 25'
and would like TO arrange games with
any team in the eity whose memters
are under II years old. Address
Charles Braun, No. I'LL Lincoln street
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
An Seams Allowed

Eatnsook. Persian lawn. thin cambric OF
iaconet are the best materials for this dainty
httle niEht-gown. The model may BE- made
with the neck cut out in square Dutch outline
Anished with al insertion of embroidery ca
lace. or II desired. this may Be finished with
rlbbon-run beading. the bands on the short
pried sleeves being trimmed TO correspond.
Or preferred. Il may be made IN high-nsck
design. finished with rundown collar; tha
sleeves being In fuli-lensth. finished with a
eight vriSt-band. The fuiiness OF The front and
PACK "a Distributed In groups Of small tucks.
and the garment fAstsns At the centre-ffuuA
The pattern IS In Eizes-2 to ie years For
girl OF years the nizhtgown requires ynrds
81 material SO inches wide. OF ~ yards n
tseh's Eidei1 AzRrd Of insertion.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
ARTISTIC CURTAINS.
Furnishings That Add to the Sue
cess of the Home.
SCOTCH NET A NEW FABRIC.

India Prints Are Favorits Materials
For Bungalow Draperies - English
Crash One Of the Most Expensive
Summer Fabrics.
Curtains contribute in no small de-
gree to the success OF the artistic fur
nishing Of a home either in the town
or country. and at this season attention
is particularly centered upon the dec
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
MIMIC transform.
An Interesting Experiment That 10
Easily Performed.

You may produce all the phenomena
Of a rainstorm-atmospheric evapora-
ton, condensation and precipitation
by q very simple but interesting ex-
pertinent. Here are the directions.
Suppose you try It:
Take a glass jar about eight inches
IN height by five inches in diameter
and into it pour strong alcohol-e2 pei
cent-until the jar is hSH full. Cover
the Jar with a saucer and put It in q
water bath to heat. 1t must be heated
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
What Becomes Of Pins.
See a pin and pick II up.
All the day you'll have good luck

All the day you'N have good luck
What becomes Of the 90000,000 pins
that are made daily throughout the
world? This enormous output has been
going on regularly for years. Who can
tell where they go? They do not wear
out they do not dissolve into air. and
yet they disappear. 1t is indeed an in
teresting problem to discover what be-
comes Of them.
1t is estimated that In the United
States alone pins to the value of $1,000
are lost daily.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
On Extended Trip.

Miss Leila May Kuhns. booklxeeper
for the Manhattan Laundry. has gono
on an extended trip through Pennsyi-
vania. While away she will visit Le-
highton, Mauch Chunk. Treverton ana
Allentown. Miss Kuhns will return in
about two weeks.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
a--
Why, Indeedf

Robert Lowe once watched deaf
friend listening to a most tremendous
bore with his ear trumpet. "Why,"
Lowe wondered aloud-"why contend
against natural advantages7"
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
waverIy -. ooO0OOOO % 0 Z
Newport IL Stanton D.

At IMPORT on Saturday Stanton lost
a game to Newport by the score Of TO O..
Both pitchers were effective. The score;
R.H.E.
stanton .... .....OOQOOOOOO-o 3 3
Newport q. .... ... 20 10 'OOOOOOO-1
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
pIsvino Fast Ball.

Harry Lang. OF this city. who is
catching for EllSton baseball team is
playing a fast game this season. II
he keeps on at the rate he is going
and becomes a little more seasoned
VIII be seen in fast company in fe y
years.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
s5tuyvraz1at Fish

= e5tuDvraznt Fish Phsse " ev~"'N s''~'FS
YORK
hardshipa
o wealthy
who has enjoying inoome
Of s500N
SIS have his cut 80
rich suspicious break his
their bin They are compelled keep the
and-wel know what they are do
ing to cottagers this They demand cash.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
l. R. sTRAT1oN.

.s'.1s ''s.'0
H. r. Stratton Il % 0 0 DO 0 o. 5
Summary: Home runs. Prentiss. 2.
hit, Schuyler. Two-base
hits. Tilman. Crouch, Bonner. Base on
balls, off Crouch. .; off Campbell. 3.
Struck out by Crouch 10; by Campbell.
3. Time, hours. Umpire, Shultz.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

Readers Of this paper can pre-
serve their health and improve l.
by taking care not to become
constipated. Use a sweet little
pill obtsinable at good drug
stores under the name Of Black
hurn's casoaRoyal-Pills.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

lands left to-day for Chicago. H.. 10
visit her brother, Samuel Orr, formerly
Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

silver is Of less value than gold
gold than virtue.-Horace.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13
Waverly Easy for Aetna.

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. July 13.-The Aetna boys
easily defeated Waverly on Saturday
by the score = 8 20 o. Gregg. who
was on the slab for the locals, pitched
a fine game. and had the first no run,
no hit game OF the season 10 his credit.
only 2s men faced him, aad he struck
out sixteen men. Next SATURDAY. the
strong Pullman Club VIII play here
and a good game Is looked for
Saturdays score by innlngs:
HS
waveriy ... OOOOOOOO 90 o 4
Aetna m O3 90 0 0 ks S 2
Two-base hits-M. Jackson, Mass, v.
Three-base hits-Willis. Base on balls
-On Ford, 1aoff Gregg, 1. Struck out
BY Ford. O.; by Gregg, 16. Batteries
Ford and Moran. for Waverlv;
Gregg and Massey for Aetna. Umpire
lin Grow
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

TO obtain this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore described in
THE JOURNAL. I'll out the follow
Ing ctupon and Inclose it with 10
cents in an envelope addiessedN TO
the Fashion Editor. THE EVENING
JOURNAL, Fourth and SLIpley
streets. Wilmington. Delaware.
Evening journal., 1908-07-13

NET AND MADRAS APPLIQUE
son in colors and combinations more
artistic than heretofore. In the above
sketch is shown one Of the newest
patterns, cream net with applique
Of feur-de-lis and trellis design IN
hunter green hue
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

rules, Samuel DavIds, n. resolutions. @.
". Ogden, honorary vice president q.
a. Boyntou. committee to notify PTesj-
dent Eugene %olte. committee 90 no.
ufy Vice President. Judge Masters0n;
rational committeeman, Cecil A. Lyons.
Rhode Island. Honorary vice presi-
dent Edward =. Ransom. Newport
chairman delegation. Andrew J. Currier;
secretary. Joseph Fletcher. permanent
organization, Philip Boucher. W10u-
socket. rules, John Fletcher, Provi-
deEC-. credentials. Edward F. Arnold.
Cove utry. resolutions Ezra Dixon. Bris-
vol. committee 10 notify President. J.
F. Fletcher: committee 90 notify Vice
President. Alex q. Crumb. national com
mitteeman. Charles r Brayton.
Observation-Disclosures delegation Sen
tr0T Warner. national committeeman.
Charles $agcl. honorary vice chair
man, Cen. Charles H. Blodgett.
The naming of the other committee
men was postponed until tomorrow
morning at SD o'clock Attorney General
Hadley r. slated for committee on reS0-
buttons; John a GilHia1d for Credeu-
tails. J. II. Boutwell,, org 8nizatiou
New YOrk-HouCrary vice president.
ChauHCey DepeW. credentials. j. SIgat
Fassett. permanent organization. Fred
Bryant. sules, James ". WaC sw0rtl
jr.; resolutions Serene r Payne; com
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF WORLD MEETS
American Delegates Being Highly
Honored at Great English
Conference
Conference.

LONDON, June 15.-The great Pan
Anglican Congress, convened on the call
Of the Archbishop Of Canterbury,
opened in Westminster Abbey today,
with 80 bishops and archbishops and
10000 priests and laymen In attendance.
Delegates from nearly every country IN
the world are here. Two fuH-blooded
African bishops are among them.
The Pan-Anglican Congress Will be in
session ten days. after which the con-
ference Of bishops convenes in Lam
beth Palace, This conference meets
every ten years.
There was a special intsrcession serv-
See this morning, This evening the
American delegates will attend a re-
ception at the Pilgrims CluD, where
Premier Asquith will propose their
health IN a toast The American dele
gates have been made members Of the
AthenaesIm, England's most exclusive
club OF men OF brains.
Among those attending the congress
from America are the Rt. Rev. ". D.
Walker. bishop OF western New York.
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TOday'S Vital Records.
Births

8AALaE
W. Frank D. and Catherine L. Heron
boy.
Norval c. and Charlotte NJ. Curtin.
girl.
Henry Louis and Nellie Robinson. boy.
John ]. and Bianch NJ. Kendrick, girl.
Louis II. and Katherine Stsbler, girl
twins
Henry and SalIis Bull, girl.
Richard ard Carrie Bauoome, girl.
John II. and Sadie F. Grove. boy.
Eernard L. and Mary f. Akers, girl.
Charles and Emma Mitchell, girl
Richard J. and Hattie Barnes, girl.
John =. and Florence NJ Dyer, girl
Dennis +. and Mary NJ. Manning, boy.
John ". and Emma l. G. Myers, boy.
Charles NJ and Hannah Z. Lowe, boy.
John ". and Eva Kite. girl.
Irving and Eettie Dudley, boy,
Wallace A. /, and Aimee B. Arnett'
Walter f. and Edna E Wright. girl.
Raymond Z and Annie 3. Donald
vernon 5. and ArabeIla Conner. boy.
Robert B. and Emily f. Anderson.
boy
Carl and Nable J. Hyden. boy.
Harry W. and Sarah r. McSamee, boy
Hugh C. and Hannah z. Dufef, boy
lanes +. and Bessie l. Daniels. girl
Morton B. and Mortha i. Mercer,
boy.
Herman ]. and Ludwina J. He'll, girl
James and Eliza Stevens, girl.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

place. and ne IS determined not 10 -uu
smooth the pathway FOR MS enemies by
retiring. He is staying in. and letting
them sweat.
The New Workers would be glad TO
support Sherman for second place NJ he
could get the solid delegation but he
cant. The Hughes men are making this
impossible. Moreover. sherman makes
small appeal % the convention. He
doesn't fiji the popular eye OF inspire
enthusiasm as Deliver does.
Committees Named.
The following committeeman were ap-
pointed this morning.
North Carolina. Charles II. COwles;
permanent organization, Harry skin
ner. rules. W. G. briggs. resolutions. $.
B. Adams; comm tJee 20 notify Jha
President, G. j. Harris. Motif Vice
President, 4. 2, Thomas national COM
mitteemRu, f &. Duncan.
Massachusetts, Rules committee.
George II. Cody. credentials Samuel
Elder, resolutions. ". Murray Crane,
notify President Sidney BiEneT, notify
Vice President. Samuel r. HinsICw
honorary vice president of the conveu-
ton, William II. Brooks member OF
the national committee, W Murphy
Crane chairman of the delegation,
Henry Cabot Lodge, secretary. Edward
c Graves.
TeKas-Credeutials. j. II. Smith; per
manent organization c. q. LitJletou;
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Died.

saturday, June 81. 1909 At
$40 p m. MARGARET INDIANA KNOX
VILE, OF Arlington. Va, IN tho fourteenth
year q hey age
Funeral nom Mrs. ;. c. Nelson's. Tues
day al p. III.
alexandria papers please oopy.) Il
PHuLLPS-Ou Sunday morning. June "a
1905. az 8 o clock. at the residence Of his
daughter. MrE. 5. 3 Dalton. Ills Twenty
NTH street northwest, JOHN y. PHILLIPS
Funeral services Tuesday. June L5. AT 3
?. IA. Relatives and friends In -ited. u
OBRIEH-On Saturday, June lI 1903. at
u.50 ,. m., BERNARD A. beloved son OF
the iate Michael and Margaret O. Brien, In
the thirty-eighth year OF his age.
Funeral viii take place from ina resi-
dsnos OF his brother John O'Brieu, "a q
street north west. on Tuesday. June Is. al
80 a. m, ttSence 10 St. AI0ysius' Church.
where solemn requiem high MAS will be
ssd Tor the re pose q his soul at o. clock
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
II
sBIRNEY- Sunday June Il, 1908 at 10 40
p. m. ALPHONSUS j. BIRSET. IN The
thirty-frst year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CsSeV Brunswick. y. J., papers please copy. }
IL
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
Deaths

Cornelius Greer. "A years. Garfield Me
moral Hospital
Samuel Dreifus. a years, 615 street
southwest
Daniel Francis Sprigg, g years, Hotel
StratfOrd.
enth street northeast.
MsrCsret I. Knoxville, "A years, 1T22
street northwest
Charles A. Perkins, Is years, iii Q
street northwest.
zenith street northwest
Angelina Gardelle, % years, 1 Purdy {
court.
George ". GoodrtdEe, 20 years, SIS P
street northwest.
William G. wampI, Is days. 2Hs
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
-FOUR GRADUATED
AT BOYS SCHOOL
Charles w. Wright Awarded
Medal for Highest
Average.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU,
AI.EX ANDRIA. Va. JENE IS


The Washington Public School for
Whi.c Boys was closed today for the
summer The following awards were
made;
The superintendent medal for high
est average. was awarded to Charles w.
Wrislt. of the tenth grade.
Certificates of graduation in the
George Washington High school were
awarded to the following pupils: Charles
William Wright. Charles Fletcher by
son, Laurence Douglas Smith, and Dan
Iel Bishop Arnold
In the ninth grade, certificates were
awarded as follows. Charles Aubrey
Callahan. Laurence William Corbett,
Reginald Francis Cox, julian O'kane
Downey. Benedict Marion Hopkins. Len
card NJ. $. Kal6hI William Leicester
Martin.
ia tho eighth grade: William Jsfier-
son Cox. Richard HartshOrne Fawcett.
john Randolph SimmB. and Irving Alex
audeF TenEessOn.
Ia the seventh grade. William A
Barnett, DepeW Chauncey, Charles Cor p
Dett X. CORTLAND Davis, Harold Davis
hertram Dienelt. Chaplin Evans. everett
son, Irwin Lindsey Harry LeoEe- Gil
bert Minor. Joseph Evans, William
G Neal, Frank PcverIA, James Putnam,
Earl Wells. and William WOolls.
In the sixth grade Matthew Arena
Thomas Bayne Harold CherOt, Edward
Clark, Harry Criily, Raymond DeveTs,
Frank EanuOu. John Gaines. John Igoe
Thomas Jones, Douglas Lindsey Harry
ManKn, Paul Miller, Walter Nails,
Louis Patterson, George Petit VII
liam Philip, George Pitt, Herman POhl
l.. Roberts, n. Roberts William Top
ping, and John Underwood.
IN the hfJH grade. James Pullman,
Walter HUMPHREYS. Frank Herring.
Park Wade. Carter Conner William
Downs, William Wolf, Harry Butcher.
Maurice D0bsOn, Luther keu, Wilbur
EidgeWay, Melville Gemenys Alden
Chesser, Clarence Bailey, Marshall
Johnson, Ballard Wilson, Hirst Hayes
and James Cunningham.
In the fourth grade. Raymond Barr
EFT, William BJTd. Herbert Ryrue, Il
don CarricO. James DUncOn, Ashton FL
lott, Earl Figart, Paul Flnks, George
Hess Benjamin jana, William &. Nc
kenney, William Mills. Russell NICkiin,
Thomas PeytOu. Carroll Pierce. Arthur
Steele, Sidney We'll. Fred Baker, Fred
Birrell Bernard Cooke, Edward Cooke
Richard Coleman. John CTump, Joseph
Crupper. Robert DevIue, Louis Davis,
{ Arthur Crimes, George Hayden, Robert
Hancock. Harvey MaNneld, Herbert
Mills clyde Mason, George Meade. VII
I liam Wells, Raymond PaCgeJts PuTFl5
/ Rittanour- Fred Smlih. Fred ThaleT.
Herbert Mirgin and Mccarthy Lindsey.
Harry -Pattie and John Pickard were
| arraigued In the police court this morn
/ ing on the charge Of having assaulted
and robbed Peter J. Pullman who con-
/ ducts d secondhand store In King
street. about 10 o'clock last Saturday
night The men entered Pulman's store
/ ard Knocked him on the head, stunning
| him They then stole a pistol and bi-
/ cycle bell and ran Of. chief Goods and
/ Policemen Henderson and Nicholson
/ later arrested Pattie and Ptckard on
/ suspicion OF being the men wanted, and
( his assailants Their ease was contIn-
! ued until Friday.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
Committee Heads Named
By Indiana Delegates

CHICAGO. June 15.-The Indiana dele
gates today elected the following chair
men al their caucus:
Chairman o. delegation, Senator A. J.
Beveridge. committee Ola resolutions,
Senator HemcnWay; credentials com
mittee. e. A. Bookwalteri rules com
mIttee W. A Guthrie. permanent organ
izati0n j. w. EmsOni rational commit
tee. Harry $. New.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

ca permanent organization. The men
ton Of the name Of Charles f. Hughes
evoked only faltering applause, while
when Speaker WadworJh was men
toned the delegation went wild with
enthusiasm.
No action was taken with regard 20
yhe Vice Presidential candidacy OF
lanes s. Sherman. and Il now seems
doubtful II New York state can get
together on anything.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
Marriage Licenses.

Josiah F. Mcmillan 20 Hannah 3. Hal
stead
Frank p. King 20 Ethel r. Waters.
John A MatheT 10 Eva ConstaDle'
Johnston city. Tenn.
Charles p. Haskins 20 Daisy .. Lee
Juiius ". Dorsey 20 Alma NJ Brewer
James H Lee TO Frances @. Lee.
William Carter 10 Lillian p MltchelA'
Richmond. Va.
lanes .. Cassels 10 Mary W. Brewster.
lanes r. O'Neil 10 RebecCI HOdgklns.
Wade H Finks 20 Bertha l. Edwards
Remington. Va
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
New Workers Are SIOW
To Cheer for Hughes

CHICAGO, June l5.-At the meeting
OF the New York delegation this morn
ing, Fred Greener, of Buffalo, was
named as tho member OF the committee
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
Special Announcement
To the Friends Of
The Mans Store

Having profitable purchase clothing the we'll
Nd manhoud share thison ofthe great
Washington This sale
ed Saturday morning great hundreds of suits
in purchase in the
this opportunity a once.
purchase fabrics shown in the
finished
woeddvdd four
lots.
$1,000 $3.50 selling for $685.
sell $40 selling for $3.50
Suit os ell for selling $685.
to self $50 selling for $3.50
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

mittee notify President, Otto T. BAN
uard. notify Vice President George ".
AIdridEe- national committeeman. ".
/. Ward. chairman committee Tim
Woodruff
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

KEEP COOL! Here's HOky Poky Ice
Cream. 65c a gallon. for penny sand
wiches or cups absolutely pure. JOHN
s. DENNIE * BRO. 523 ~ ST. sw
my I3-W. sa n-91t
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

PAPEHHANGING ana paIutug-We ars
thoroughly Zperienceds have expert WJrkmeu.
both lines pay when convenient estizsstes
free Drop postal. J. u. BeCkWltg. SIS 7th ne.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

AT 18TH AND Il we have market and
laundry wagons. also Surveys and run
abouts, harness, wheels, and parts OF
apZ-m, ". sa-95t
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
In Hemoriam.

ATfEY-In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear wife. SOPHRONIA. and our de-
voted mother, who died hve years ago To-
day. June Is. 1893.
N BY Her Husband and Children.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
Special Notices.

THE ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICES
for members who have died during the
past year viii be held at McKendree A.
j.. Church on SUNDAY EVENING
JUNE q, 1893, ar O'CLOCK, by the
Survivors Association Of the u. @. Ncls.
or Dol The sermon by the pastor OF
the church, Rev. r. J.. Wright and the
music by the choir win be appropriate
TO she solemn occasion. Grand Army
men and District Volunteers not mem
bers Of our Association or Of the Grand
Army. kindred societies. and the public,
are invited 10 attend and join with us in
this memorial service 10 our departed
eo con N. H. BRAUND.
Recording Secretary 5ei517-ls M
CLERKS PRIZES. I2s F.
S. E.-l712, 1921, 1857, 1919. 1856 1876. 1898,
LICENSES TO PRACTICE MEDICINE
AND MIDWIFERY Physicians and
Hidwives desiring 10 enter the july eE-
animation of applicants for licenses 10
prcttOe medicine and 10 practice Md
wifery in the District Of Columbia must
file their applications with the under
GEORGE @. ODER. NJ D..
Secretary, Board Of Medical Supervisors.
District of Columbia. 1t
Do YOU WANT a refreshing summer
drink2 Buy the Original CHANT Wine
imported directly from our EluEarls- 6JC Ct
f~zk sARI. 400 U St Phone y. 54iz.
jel-m th, sa-slt
sPECIAIs OFFER IN ladies' and Eentlemsn's
furnishings hosiery. underEsTmeuts. shirt
waists. shirts. collars, nsciItiess Cosmopolitan
Patterns 10c each, S. S0bsI Gil Pa ave. 50.
myIAeod-sGt
AT 18Th AND Il we have market and
laundry wagons. also Surveys and run
abOuts, harness. wheels, and parts OF
same cheap LDr cash GEYER'S.
apZ-m. ". sa-9jt
KEEP COOL! Here's Hoky Poky Ice
Cream, 65c a gallon. for penny sand
wiches or cups absolutely pure. JOHN
s. DENNIE * BRO, 623 ~ St sw.
my I2-W .sa- m-90t
PAPERHASGING ana paIuuug-We ara
thoroughly perienceds have expert WJrkmeu.
both lines pay when convenient estiz77sres
free. Drop postal. J. Il. BeckWltB. SIS 7th ne.
myL5-ru W sz-g9t
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

They brpasht barrels OF Taft enLnn-
siasm with them, and each man WAS
armed with a bung starter
A few moments later the KENTUCKY
delegation arrived With the Kansas
CITY and Colorado contingent close on
Us heAls
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

sPECIAls OFFER IN ladies' and gentlemen
furnishings; hosiery. underEarneuts. shirt
waists. shirts. collars, nsc1tles. Cosmopolitan
Patterns I0c each. S. s0beI. Gil Pa ave So.
F0yIA-e0H-sgt
The Washington times., 1908-06-15

Do YOU WANT refreshing summer
dTink2 Buy the Original Chant" Wine
Imported directly from our VIuFards- 50c a.
f~sk sARI. 400 U st. Phone y. 54Iz
jeL-u IN sa-e1t
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
Would Back Sherman.

Ihs New Workers are having a fine
row. The crowd wants the Hughes can
didaoy withdrawn at once. so the State
may be in shape TO get behind SheT-
man for second place. The real Hughes
men fisLy refuse. and feeling has be-
come intense.
The New York delegation contained
men whose real purpose was TO make
his nomination impossible: now, natural
" enough, he is indisposed to accomno-
date these enemies by taking himself
conveniently out Of the situation. II
he Is not going 70 be nominated for
President, he wiz not have second
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
Doesn't Mention Roosevelt.

me expected has happened in con-
nection with the speech Of Temporary
Chairman Burrows. II is reported cir
cuTnstautially that the copies oE the
speech. which have been shown 10
few public men, do not contain the name
Of President Roosevelt. 1t is also said
that he President mildly protested
against this. and one story IS thai Sena-
tor Burrows will inject a couple OF
paragraphs into the document IN order
to get the Presidents name in.
Exploitation OF this story that the
name or Roosevelt was omitted from
The speech, caused great sensation in
the Hobbies. Third-term boomers seized
upon It as the demonstration that the
whole progressive program was 70 De
betrayed unless Roosevelt be No minated
They claim that several State deleEa-
items sra weakening on Tan, and that
there is yet q possibility Of preventing
domination on hrst ballot. They are not
however treated very respectfully when
they advance E-zch claims.
The Washington times., 1908-06-15
FISH!
Fresh Every Day-Market Prices.
TODAY

Phone N. 24s4. sOO2-O4 9TH St. n. u.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-11
UNLAWFUL to-
ASK FOR MONEY
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR CAMPAIGN
PURPOSES CAN'T BE SOLICIT
ED BY LETTER.

WASHINGTON March 11.-That a
request for campaign contribution
made by letter is equivalent to one
made in person where the letter is re-
ceived and read was held by the su-
preme Court of the United States VS..
Edward Thayer, OF Dallas. Texas.
which is an opinion by Justice Holmes
was decided in favor of the govern
ment.
Thoyer is a member of the Repub-
llcan State committee of Texas, and
he was charged with violating the
Civil Service law by sending letter
10 Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Wood during the campaign OF 1906.
in which he urged Wood to contrib
ute portion of his salary in aid of
the Republican ticket. The Federal
District Court for the Northern Dis
trict of Texas. refused to hold Thayer
guilty, because 1t was not proved that
Wood had read the letter In Feder-
al building. The decision reversed
that finding.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-11
LOSS OF LIVES
INEXCUSABLE.
POOR LITTLE CHILDREN WE'RE
CAUGHT IN DEATH TRAP
SAYS CORONER.

CLEVELAND. O., March little
loss of the lives of the little children
in the Collinwood school fire was alb.
solutely inexcusable." Coroner Burke
declared, after making thorough in
vestigatIon into the causes of the fire
and the reasons why the children were
caught in the hallway and burned with
out being able to escape.
"The poor little children were
caught in a veritable trap and held
and crushed until burned to DEATH +
he said. "some one Is responsible
for this and should be held. am not
prepared yet to say upon whom the
blame should be placed. It is a mat
ter so serious that must take full
time to consider. Before I can charge
any one with this horrible responsi-
bility must review the evidence
carefully and deliberately"