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The Washington herald., 1908-08-02

New York, Aug Norman z. Mack.
chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee, arrived here from Buffalo to-
day. and in almost the first words he said.
after inscribing his name on the register
Of the Hoffman House. he made It plain
that so far as he was concerned factionaI
| fights IN this State were 10 be side
tracked until after the national election.
and the State leaders allowed 10 manage
their own campaign without interference
/ from the national committee.
The State chairman and I are in per
| feet accord he said with emphasis. and
shall not concern myself with State
matters"
| This declaration would seem 70 indicate
that Mack's feud with ". J. Conners. the
State chairman. was to be allowed to
sleep until after the campaign, and that
he would keep his hands of State politics.
even in his own county Of Erie.
The chairman said that ne would be in
town through Monday. and then would
return again to the national headquarters
in Chicago His object in coming to New
York was to confer with members OF the
national committee in the East and estab-
I lish branch headquarters here. probably
in the Hoffman House He also came to
make up his mind as 70 the membership
OF an advisory subcommittee Tor the East.
the membership Of which he said he
would announce upon his return TO Chi
cago-
Chicago the Campaign Center.
Trey Woodson. secretary Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee. and John r
Burton. assistant secretary, will help
Mack 70 arrange FOR the branch head
quarters Mack said that he expected to
be in New York occasionally In the course
of the campaign. but that the most Of his
time would be spent IN Chicago. thereby
emphasizing the intention Of the national
COMMITTEES % leave New York State 70
its own leaders. some member Of the
advisory subcommittee. 70 be announced
shortly. would be at the headquarters
here all the time. he said
What do you think of the guberna-
torial situation in this State2' the chair
man was asked
I am not paying any attention 20 IT.
was the reply I am chairman Of the
national committee. and have enough 10
do 20 keep things running there. without
interfering IN New York. The New York
State Democracy is competent and able
% handle the situation. and & viii be
allowed 20 select its own candidate. with
out advice from the national committee.
And conduct its own campaign
And conduct its own campaign" =" he
answered.
Too Early to Make Predictions.
Speaking Of the general situation. Mr.
Mack said it was too early for predictions.
but preliminary sigls were that there
was more harmony in the Democratic
party and more willingness TO 20 into the
campaign among all factions than for
many years.
Letters have been coming IN. and there
have been offers from speakers. showing
that interest in The campaign Is wide" he
said Gov. johnson. of Minnesota. wil
speak for Bryan. and ex-JudgaAsa
accepted Immediately when a - on
the advisory committee for the national
campaign was offered 20 him"
''Wiu Judge Parker speak in the course
Of the campaign 90 was asked.
Probably he VIII make some speeches
was the answer. NO doubt he VIII do
anything IN that direction that IS asked
Of him"
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Continued from Page one
Il was some time in Iowa. and while local
affairs are not settled. there VIII be no
trouble as far as you are concerned
Colorado IS a different proposition
have seen but a few Of the leading poll
ticia1s. but those I have seen speak en-
Enthusiastically Of the situation There Is
harmony here among Republicans They
want protection on wool. hides horses.
cattle, grain. poultry. eggs. lead. &c.
They remember what happened after the
enactment Of the Wilson-Gorman tariff
when Cleveland was President 1 remem-
Der we began the first Mckinley cam
paign talking finance, but got around to
the tariff very soon. We are all for re-
vision. but the farmer wants It done
along protective lines. Bryan-s platform
wants revision toward a revenue basis
Colorado wants her industries cared for
so am pleased with the situation here
as far as I have seen
Taft Beats His Record.
Mr.. Taft and Senator Bourne were chaI-
lenged out on the golf links this morning
by a Philadelphian. who offered TO play
their best ball against them What they
did 70 him was a plenty. Mr.. Taft made
Is holes in %. one under his best previous
record
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
NAVAL CONFERENCE LONG.

No Indication that Newport Con-
Newport. r. L. Aug THE end of the
secret conference at the Naval War Col
lege here over battIe-ship construction
does not seem TO be in sight as yet
The conferees ended their third week
to-day and adjourned at noon for the
usual half holiday. The conference viii
convene again on Monday morning Moth
ing whatever has been learned in New
port in regard TO the outcome Of the con
ference. though it is said there was still
a good deal to be discussed and done be
fore the session comes to an end
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HEARS R0SEWATER CASE.
Nebraska Secretary of State ts
Make Early Ruling.

Lincoln. Nebr-. Aug Secretary OF
State Junkin held a hearing to-day
upon the protest of Republican Nation
n Committeeman Rosewater against
permitting Bryan Democrats 10 run as
Populist candidates for Presidential
electors At the state primary.
The State organization Of PopuIists
having indorsed Bryan and repudiated
Watson as the Poulist preference.
contend that the only way Watson
electors can get on the ticket is by .pe-
tition- No Watson POpulists objected
but the Republican managers inter
posed objections
M Junkin said he would decide
quickly in order that the matter NAV
get into the courts speedily
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WANT GATES FOR CONGRESS.
His Name EvOkes Enthusiasm Mt
Tens District Convention

Beaumont. Tex, Aug L-At the Jeffer-
son County Republican convention to
elect delegates to the Second Congress
sional convention held in this city to-day
the delegates went wild when John W.
Gates was mentioned as the candidate
for Congress
While the delegates are unfnstructed.
they are all for Gates, and they say he
will be nominated
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Liner Pulled on Bar.

New London. Conn. Aug. L-Word
reached here to-day that wrecking tugs
that have been working at her since she
went ashore of Montauk Point. Long
Island. a month ago, last night pulled the
Clyde liner Chippewa of the bar and to-
dav towed her to Fort Pond Bav.
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Bars Picture. of NEGRO.

Pensacola, Fla, Aug. Limited States
District Attorney Wilson announced to-
day that he viii prosecute all persons
mailing photographs taken OF Leander
Shaw. the negro. who was lynched here
on Wednesday night for attacking Mrs.
j&Filey Davis, white woman.
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ROOSEVELT IS INVITED.

Attend Lincoln Celebration.
Springfield, Ill, Aug. lit was an
nounced to-day that President Roosevelt
had been invited to attend the IOoth ami
ve-sary Of the birth Of Abraham Lincoln,
which will be held here February . Of
next year William J. Bryan and William
H Taft have agreed to be present II pos
sible-
II IS planned that celebrations shall be
held at every school building IN the land
at The time.
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ONLY HUGHES CAN WIN.
New York sun Thinks Governo
Certain of Success.

New York. Aug 2-The sun this morn
ing says editOrially:
We think Mr- COrtelyou. II nominated
for governor. would carry this State. Mr..
CorteIyOu will not accept the nomination
under any circumstances, and has ire
fragable reasons therefor Gov. Hughes
is the only man whom the Republicans
can elect There Is absolutely no other
candidate who can win
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Local Temnrrnfnre.

MidHisht. q. . a m. 2; N. -2-sAm a.
a. M - % e. n a. z noon p; D m s..
y. n s.. 2 ia. SIS n "a "a = -
Maximum s. minimum -
Re-at1ve humidity-8 a. m. 81. D r. % Ho--z
ct sunshine l46. Per cent Of possible sunshine no
Iem1-rat1re SINE date last year-8Iazfnnurn &.
minimum g.
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British UnIonist NEGLECTED.

London. Aug LIN the Haggerstone
bye election to-day the Hon. Mr.. Guinness.
Unioaist. recaptured the seat His ma
jority was 1,1s3.
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CONNERS FEUD IS OFF
Mack Promises to Let State
Politics Alone.
WORKING FOR BRYAN TICKET

Old New York Democratic Rivals
VIII Not SquabBIe for the Present
mt Least-Former Judge Alton b.
Parker Accepts a Place on the
General Executive Committee.
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Tide Table.

To-dav-High tide i . a. n and u55 n
low tide. So a r. and SO D n
To-nosToE- High tide, Z g. L. low tide. SIS a
u. AID 5- 2 r.
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CHINAMEN ARE CAUGHT.
Six CeIestiaIs SmuggIed Through IN
Box Car.

FL Paso. Tex. Aug L-Six Cinnamon,
found in a fruit car while trying TO snug
gle themselves into the country. are
under arrest at AlamOgOrdo. y. Mex.
The men were in a fruit car consigned
from Los Angeles TO Kansas City, and
were beautifully supplied with provisions
for the trip
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
BRYAN'S SECRETARY
SCARED THEM OUT
Tammany Visitors Couldn't
Stand for StenOgfapher.
WAS TOO MUCH LIKE DISPLAY

Candidate Goes Over Draft of His
Speech OF Acceptance for the Last
Time, and II Is Handed Over 10
Printer-SafeEuardIn of Banks and
Injunction Plank Principal Topics.
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Tcmperatures I'm otbe- CO..


I5mT@r7t1res IN other cities. together with fbs
amount ot rainfall for the twelve hours ended AZ
?. r.. yesterday. are as follows
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CondItIon of the Water.

SPECIAL % The Washington Herald
Haruers Feuy- " Va. AuE- l--Both 1--WE
u1uidv.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
TAFT TO DISCUSS
CHEAPER JUSTICE

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-02
Defends Rights of Labor.

He argues that the opposition 10 the
trial by jury IN Injunction contempt cases
comes entirely from interested parties.
and defends the rights OF labor to organ-
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6O6 18th at. ne. Or. and bath. ..........1a.a %
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102 ST. Sc. 6r. and bath. ............. 1900
al 18th st. Sc Or. and bath. ......... II. so
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1900 y Cap, Or. b. 20. so
OFFICE ROOMS.
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sSa ST. NV. rooms and bath ... IS 50
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~. TIN at. s.w., 6 rooms bath ... p 30
MS 9th st. Sc. rooms hath ..... ~ an
Il22 9th at. Sc. 8 rooms and bath $50. IA 40
- Il 81. NV. + rooms ............. 16 so
6i1 nth st. I rooms. "o' 70 90
SIS 10th st. nwS &C. 90 to 20 90
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638 F ne. Or, b. $3.50
622 r ne. 5r. b. ..25. 50
D4 9Th Sc. 5r. b. .2.W
25 10th ne. 6r. b. 22.5O
1914 Mass ave &c, Or.
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S23 / se. or, b. 30. 90
69t 9th ne, Or, b. 20. On
6271s 9th ne. Or, b. 10. so
6O9i 18th Re. Or. bit. 90
666 Morton ne, @r, b1 $50
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1859 u (o6eel. Or. 2nl6. 90
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Z stalls & box sti. IS. %
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AND APARTMENT.
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~ 20. 1908 y II sv, Tor
~ 80 .14Io 6th NV. Tor
siI The Pebbleton. 6r
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so S.. C2n9 Wash Ct. Or
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1902 T, Tor. b. 1000
FURNISHED HOUSE
1922 II. 9r.tO Oct. .$d5
+. W. CIR 4
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pSON q CO., 1888 r NV.
| iO4 r I av nv. Or. w17.5c
6OS 18th ne. Or. b 1880
1888 Sd sw. Or. b. .14.0
1851 Gales ne. 5r.w II. 90
1872 Ben I'd. DC. Or, wi0. 81
4 y Hills CT. Ar. so
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DPESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS FULL DRESS AND
tuxedo suits for hire at most reasonable prices.
NJ. T. PINES, MERCHANT TAILOR.
apl6-90r l006 It'll st. NV.
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Z On hEN w H. w
Successor to r. \
TO 18th
2o23 Conn av. l2r.
% --.........$123.oo
1928 24th.ier.3b. 1928 90
1886 18th NV. 13-.
81 ............1 1907
25l6 Clihbourne. l2r.
81. ..............I5.W
1873 r. lar. b. IS. 90
1851 Clifton. Tor. 2b. 80. 90
250s Clinb'ne. Tor. bj5.O3
1920 21st NV .10r. 2b5S Oh
1922 13th NV. 1Or. 2h52.S
Sl6S 18th. nw.10r. b50 OF
11os 2lst NV Tor. b. so On
ltiJ Park rd.9r. b. $3.50
1928 Corc'n. Tor. b.. AS. so
1915 : nv. AR. b. As. 90
1909 Corcoran. 9r.b4O.0D
SOC 2Ist nw.9r.b. 81. so
1000 Park I'd. l0r, BIS so
1854 Newton. Or. b.35.5O
1911 T NV. ST. b. $3.50
1912 Newton. Or, b35. so
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FOR RENT-D.D .THOM'
1145 18th NV. Tor. b$6N 90
900 F. ne. Tor. b. $3.50
- Fla av ne. 1r. b.25.@
1891 Ore av. Sr. h. % 80
5lS Tenn av ne. Or. b20. so
SIG la av, Ar. ". 1850
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The Loldoun 314 e. Cap. and sr.. b..
5000 and $40. 90
Inc S.~'on ''n ana L me- 'i 5000 S5 and $685.
80 oe' . ''A "'e'' $3.50 and 5000
The Coicord. $40 E Cap. sr +. $50. so
The IAvinia 61S ne. and 6r.. b..
$500 and $50 50
The Pancoast. 1s4s E. Cap. 4 and sr:. b.. ~
$3.50 and $40 %
The Roosevelt. 1116 ne. 5r. b...... so so
3os Pa. ave. Sc. Dr.. b.. heat and gas. .$22 80
2lS &th Sc. A., b.. SIS 90
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GET OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST

FOR SALE
IDEAL HOME-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$500.
Located on one Of the most select squares.
between the 14th and Conn. car lines, and
surrounded BY expensive residences. Contains
six large. bright rooms and a large reception
room; tiled bath: HOr-WATER HEAT; par
quetry floors: finished In oak throughout: tiled
vestibule; red-tiled roof; handsome manteis and
tubs: two-story back porch; handsome front Of
Roman brick with brownstone trimmings. This
house contains everything you would nud In Q
$4,000 new house. and the neishborhoed u he
finest. EASY TERMS
BOSS 4 PHELPS Onc.l, e1o 18th nv.
Opposite Franklin Park. Phone Main 340-l1.
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FOR SALE-AN OPPORTUNITY
$500.
The most comfortable home in all southeast
large rooms C in alb; beautiful tiled bath
excellent furnace: lot 20 IT. wide large co
lonial porch: fine decorations: perfect condi
ton. and at this price q bargain.
SHANNON G. LCCHS. 1UA 18th st. NV.
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FUR RENT
929 ST. NV. handsome brick. 12r.. all
mod imps good repair. cheap rent. $600 90
1912 18th ST. NV. handsome brick, Or,
all mod imps elegantly finished. new,
beautiful lawn and porch. ............ 5000
4S2 l. ST. s.w.. Or. brick. water. ......- 1880
iea-3t A. T HOFFMAN, 1921 st. n.
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SUMMER HOMES,

THE GRANT PARISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Newport. Bar Harbor. Maine coast. Stockbridge
Berkshires Long Island Jersey coast: furnished
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weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
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