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WILL DEMAND A LARGE
INDEMNITY FROM SALVADOR.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Thc So
licitor of the State Department has at
length submitted his report in the
Moisant case, and on his findings the
department will base a demand Tor
$25O,O00 indemnity from Salvador tor
the Moisant family. The solicitor finds
that while John may have been impli-
Gated in the revolution, that is no rea-
son why the property OF his two sis
ters and his brothers, Alfred, George
and Edward, should have been con-
fiscated. Congressman Kahn has been
active in presenting the case of the
Moisants. AS former residents Of San
Francisco their case has attracted
much attention.
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MAY ATTEMPT To
NAME ROOSEVELT
Volcano in Samoa Is Erupting Lava
At An Enormous
Rate.
THE EARL OF DERBY IS DEAD.
An American Horse Wins The Great
Annual Turf Event of
France.
III EARL OF DERBY IS DEAD.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The delegates
to the Republican National Convention
are arriving, the delegations from
California, Oregon and Hawaii reach
ing the city yesterday.
Speaker Cannon has arrived and will
lead a fight against the placing of an
injunction plank in the platform.
The indications are that Cortelyou's
name will not be presented as can
didate.
1t is predicted that the choice of the
convention will be for Taft as Prest-
dent and Dolliver for Vice President.
A movement is ON foot to present
Roosevelt's name for denomination.
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SAYS JAPAN is TRYING
TO CHECK EMIGRATION.

WASHINGTON. June 2.-That Jap
an is making sincere effort to check
immigration to this country was as
serted in an interview given out yes
terday by Baron Takahira, the Japa-
nese ambassador.
Japan is taking ali possible meas
ures to stop emigration of laborers to
the United States" said Takahira.
"These newly adopted measures have,
however, not been in force sufficient
length of time yet, and so many mat
ters may not be quite as well adjusted
as they will be in the near future.
"The United States Government
never questioned the sincerity of our
efforts in stopping the emigration OF
our coolie laborers, though they have
been stirred up by the press. | feel
sure that the pleasant cad cordial rela-
tions which now exist between the
United States and Japan will not be
married, but will continue indefinitely"
&Se
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I ters and several grandchildren. Her
children are Mrs. Camille Martin,
Mrs Hyde-Smith, Mrs. A. e. Graceau
and Miss NJ. Hyde. Mrs. Martin is at
present travelling in Spain and has
been notified by cable of her mothers
death.
The funeral services will be held at
10 o'clock on Thursday morning at St.
Mary's Cathedral, and the interment
will take place at Holy Cross Gene
terry
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TAKE II. NOW.

It's not too late to prevent serious
heart troubles If you viii take Or.
Miles Heart Cure at once, when you
have dizzy spells, shortness Of breath,
fluttering of the heart, Irregular pulse,
weak or hungry spells. These are
early, but urgent, symptoms Of heart
weakness, and must be given imme-
date attention. Money back II first
battle fails to benefit.
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COLORADO NOT ASHORE.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.-The re-
port that the cruiser Colorado had
gone ashore in the Strait of Juan de
Fuca is unfounded. The vessel had
merely anchored off the Dungeness Spit
awaiting the lifting of the fog.
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THE SAMOAN VOLCANO.

AUCKLAND, June 15-A report has
been received here of a remarkable
volcanic outburst on athe island or
Savaii. 1t is estimated that the flow
of lava from the eruption amounts to
three thousand tons a minute
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15

CHICAGO, June lathe Hawaiian
Republican delegation has been invit-
ed to sit with the Californians. Many
State headquarters have been already
opened, and candidates for the Repub-
lican Vice Presidential nomination are
fiocking to town.
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DEATH FOLLOWS BRIEF
ILLNESS. OF MRS. l

SAN FRANCISCO, June 3.-Mrs Ell
len Hyde, one of the early residents OF
San Francisco. and for many years
prominent socially here, died at her
home in this city yesterday morning.
Mrs. Hyde, who had been Ill but a
short time, was in her eighty-second
year
Mrs. Hyde is survived by four daugh-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-06-15
MOROCCAN TROOPs REVOLT.

TANGIER, June 15.-Four thousand
of the troops in the army of the Sui
yesterday. They will probably at
tempt to Join the army of Mulai Hafid,
the rebellious ha,f-brother of the Sui
tan.
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RoLLER COASTER ACCIDENT.

DENVER, June 14.-Four people
were killed yesterday afternoon at the
park. They were In roller coaster
which jumped the track while running
at high speed,
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THE GRAND PRIX.

PARIS, June 15.-Vanderbilt's entry
Northeast, won the Grand Prix, the
great turf event of France, yesterday.
There were seventy-two thousand per-
sons in attendance at the track during
the race.
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FLOODS STOP TRAINS.

KANSAS CITY, June 14.-The rivers
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SHOCKING DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.

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dent over his wife's death, cut the
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Small Elsie-"Then I'll let you hold
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KAISER CORDIAL TO hill.

BERLIN, June 15.-Ambassador Da-
vid Jayne Hill has been received by
the Kaiser. The reception was cordial.
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GEORGE sILER DEAD.

CHICAGO, June li,-George siler
the famous sporting man who refereed
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DEATH OF NOBLEMAN.
LONDON, June 15.-The Earl of
Derby is dead.
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SPANISH STATESMAN DEAD.
MADRID, June 15.-Ex-Premier
Armijo died yesterday.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-26
CLUB NOTES

One of the most beautiful enter
tainments which have been given by
the various church organizations dur
ing the Christmas holidays was the
cantata given last evening by the
Sunday school. including the primary
department of the First English Lu-
theran church. The Sabbath school
room was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. The large audience
was highly pleased with the program
presented Recitations and songs
were given first by the primary de
partment after which the cantata en-
titled Santa Claus Headquarters,
was given by the older members. Mr.
Lee Nusbaum took the part of Santa
Claus, Miss Catherine Ensminger
Claire; Elsie Lewis, the orphan girl
a band of fairies with Lucille Nus
baum as queen; sailor boys with Rus
sci Beck as captain, made up the cast
of characters. A cradle song was
sung by a number of small children
with Miss Juliet Nusba1m as soloist
Mrs Kruger concluded the program
with a very pretty lullaby A Christ
mas tree brilliantly lighted with cleo
tricity was an attractive feature.
- ~ -
The Sunday school of the FRS
Christian church gave very pretty
cantata entitled Santa Claus Charm.
written by Charles Gabriel. Profes
sor Albert Jones took the part of San
Ia Claus, Rev. S. w. T.raum the little
old man." Miss Edna Smith and Mrs
Traum, 'Old Maid Opposed to Santa
Claus" Sunday school superintendent
Mr.. Haisley; poor girl, Miss Marth;
Mcclellan, nurse girl, Miss Mary Nc
Clellan. Miss Iowa Mansfield pre-
sided at the organ. After the program
treat taken from the tree by San
ia Claus, was given each child.
- - -
The Aftermath society will hold it
next regular meeting with Mrs. NJ. F
Johnston, at her HON on North Tent
street, Tuesday, January fifth.
- ~ -
The Magazine club will not NEE
again until Monday, January fourth.
- - -
The Mary F. Thomas w. G. T. L.
will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs
r. E. Haughton, of South Tent
street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-26

Topic.-Foreign missions. The new life
in China.-Ezek. xxxvii, ia
China is the most ancient nation in
the world that is still playing an inn
portant part in the present day history
of the world 1t was once surrounded
by a great wall TO prevent association
with the other peoples of the world
and, though the wall persisted. the de
sire for seclusieh still remained, and il
their mysterious beliefs and methods
of living the Chinese continued Sc
cluded nation and an enigma to the
rest of the world. But China is awak,
ening. This mighty kingdom. with it
millions of people, is beginning to see
the light of new day and to desire
to advance along the lines of more
modern civilization. The ground once
considered go sacred DOW trerhles he
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The Sunday Church Services

Grace M. e. Chureh-W. NJ Nelson.
pastor. Sunday School at 800 a. m.
Holy Communion at 1890, with the
baptisnal sacrament and reception of
members. DR.. Geo. IL. Hill will as
sist Epworth League at q, 10 p m.
Preaching by the pastor AZ 1880. sub
jeet, Cleansing the Way" Come and
worship with us.
First Presbyterian Church-Thonas
j. Graham. pastor, Bible school at
9:15 a. M. The school entertainmeny
service 1919 With reference to the
crowning event of the year for the
young men of our city. the opening Of
the Y. NJ. c. A. the church wall praise
/, the Lord and the pastor will-speak on
w aiting for the Moving of the
. Water" Music by quarret. Even
ing meeting 7:30. The pnblic is in
vited.
First English luthe ran Cor 18th
and South 4 streets Rev. +. G. How
ard. pastor. Morning worship, 10: so
a. IN. The choir will render their
special Christmas music and special
SERMON by the pastor will be preach
ed in the interest of Yonng men. Sub
| Ject, "A Young Mans Capital-Some
! Suggestions as To Ats Investment -
! Evening service With special Christ.
mas music and sermon at Z D. m
! Sunday school at 9: 90 a. III. Lee b.
Nusbaum. Supt. Offerings for the
cause OF Christian Education in
church and school. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to those who have no
church home elsewhere i'm the city to
unite with us in all these services.
! Come,
United ethren-Corner of Elev-
enth and North b streets. NJ. Hobson
pastor. Preaching at 1890 a. IN. and
1880 p. m. Sabbath school at 9: so a.
m; Y. p. c. u. at $50 p. m. Official
board meeting Thursday at 7:30 D. m.
4 All invited
South Eighth Street Friends
II. r. Keates, pastor. 900 a m, Bi-
BILE School. j. Fl. Johnson, Superin-
tendent 1890 a. m. Morning wor.
ship. $50 p. M, Young People S
Meeting, subject, The Awakening of
China" address by Charles F. Teb-
belts, General Secretary of Friends
Foreign Missionary Board. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
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ST. Andrews cathoiie-Fsfth and
South c streets. Mass at 7:30: FIigh
Mass at s:45; vespers sarmonette
and benediction at O'Clock Rev,
Frank A. Roell. rector. Rev. H j.
Gadlage. assistant
ST. Mary's carbohydrates every
Sunday at S and 9 O'Clock and High
Mass and sermons ct 1890; Vespers
and benediction every sunday az p.
m. Rev. j. F. MarJingly, rector. Rev.
Thomas :. Hoffman, assistant.
Whitewater Friends Corner of y,
10th and q streets. Theodore Cand'
Ter. pastor First Day School, a. m
A. l.. Ellis. Supt. Meeting for wor'
ship. 1890 a. m. and 7:30 IL m. Rev.
Robert Cannon of Illinois will speak
at both these services. Christian
Endeavor Meeting at $50 p. m.
N. 14th Street Union Misson-Sun'
day School a. M. J. Ward, Supt
Preaching service at 7:30 p. M
Christian Endeavor Meeting, $50 p
m.
ST. Paul's lutheran-Sunday school
at 9. German preaching service a
1890. Young peoples meeting al
$50 English preaching service at
o'clock.
Universalist Church-Sunday. Dec
81. Rev. Martha Jones will preach al
1890 a. m. on blessed is the mar
that walketh not in the counsels o.
the ungodly," and at T:30 p. m, or
For behold l bring you good tidng:
of great joy" Sunday school at s1i
a. m. Junior Y. P. C. T., 2:3o p. m
Everyone welcome.
ST. PauIs Episcopal Chunch-In
stead of meeting in the afternoon a!
announced, the Sunday School will as
semble at the usual hour in the morn
! ing, viz: at els. This is on accoun
of the Y. M. c. A. dedication. Thu
Christmas Festival will be held mex
Monday evening at 7:30 in <the Parish
House.
Reid Memorial Church-Corner O
| Eleventh and North A streets. Rev
S. r. Lyons, pastor. Preaching by tn,
pastor, 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. IN
Morning subject: The Strength o
Young Men, Y. NJ. c. A. sermon
Evening subject. The Light of tn,
World" Sabbath School, 9:15 A. Nj
Christian Union, $50 p. NJ.
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CUPID BREAKS
HIS OWN RECORD
Chicago Man Meets Washing
ton Woman and Prompt
y Weds Her.
COURTSHIP IN A CAFE.
BRIDE PROTESTS AGAINST HASTE
BECAUSE OF HER STREET AT
TIRE, BUT GROOM REFUSED TO
LISTEN.

Washington. Dec. 26.-Dan Cupid,
assisted by minister, License Clerk
Palmer and score or more walters at
downtown restaurant last night prob
ably broke all records for hasty mar
riages, when Il Chicago business man
led to the altar one of Washington S
pretty women, few hours after the
two had decided to get married.
E. NJ. r. Morrell, of Chicago. aged
81, and Miss Helen NJ. Ross, of Wash
ington. aged 23. spent the afternoon
shopping, and when their tasks had
been concluded, went to a popular cafe
for dinner.
1t was while the meal was being
served that the couple suddenly decid-
ed they wanted to made man and wife.
The moment their decision had been
made public. the entire force of en-
p1oyes became busy to assist them in
carrying out their designs
A red automobile drew up in front
Of the building few minutes later,
carrying Rev. Richard p Williams, the
minister. Shortly a second one dash
ed down Pennsylvania avenue, and the
driver told the couple that the unseen
timental marriage license clerk does
not make practice of staying up in
his office at nights, even on Christmas
Eve.
The DIVER was directed to speed to,
ward the home of Clerk Palmer, drag
him from bed, and rush to the City
Hall and procure a license.
In the meantime the bride began to
| lament that she was dressed In street
gown. Her regrets had no sooner
been communicated to Morrell than he
hurried her into another automobile
and they were carried to an + street
shop, where she was quickly fitted in
a white satin gown and a bridal veil
The change was made and the couple
hurried to the city hall, where Clerk
Palmer was in waiting.
Five minutes afterward the bridal
party were driven to the home of the
preacher. and at 11:06 the ceremony
was finished. and the couple returned
to finish their dinner.
Miss Ross and myself have beer
| friends for a long time said Morrell
Il came to Washington to pass a part
of the holidays with her. but had nc
idea of marrying SO suddenly. 1t was
at the dinner last night when the de
cision that we could not live apart
! longer was reached. and we determin
ed to lose no time, and thought the
new year could not be begun in a bet
/ ter way"
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gyppyright, 1905, by American Press Annexation.
LESSON I.-David brings the ark to
Jerusalem Oh Sam. vi, LIZ. Golden
Text, Ps. c. A. Enter into His gates
with thanksgiving and into His courts
with praise" The ark of the lord of
the whole earth is the topic in this first
lesson and also in the eleventh lesson.
Here it is carried at first in mans
way, but there in Gods appointed way.
3he great truth I'm connection with 1t is
that of God dwelling with man as his
righteousness through Christ Jesus.
LESSON I.-God's promise, to David
Il Chron. xvii. 1-14. Golden Text
1 Kings viii, SO, There hath not failed
one word of all His good promise"
This is a great Messianic lesson, in
which David is assured that the Mes
siah shall come through him, shall be
an immortal man and shall sit and
reign upon his throne forever in right
eousness and truth. He will beg the
one who dwelt between the cherubim
over the mercy seat eek. XIV, -.
LESSON III.-David's kindness to JON
athan's son Oh Sam. i1). Golden Text,
Eph. iv, 80, And be We kind one to
another, tender hearted. forgiving one
another" This was not mere ordinary
kindness and forgiveness: it was the
| forgiveness of a king who made the
forgiven one a member of his own
, household, with a seat at his table, and
restored to him all the inheritance of
his father. 1t is a picture of the king
dom when the Son of David shall
reign.
LESSON Iv.-The joy of forgiveness
Cps. xxxiD. Golden Text, Ps. xxi, /,
Blessed is he whose transgression is
| forgiven, whose sin is covered" The
| gospel of God concerning His Son Je-
sus Christ our Lord proclaims forgive
ness of sins apart from any works OF
ours Rom. /, 1-3: iv. 1-S. 23-25l, wholly
| through the precious blood of Christ
| (Eph. /. y. This redemption includes
all else we can possibly need fRom.
/ viii, 32) and should cause great glad
ness in the Lord.
LESSON V.-Absalom rebels against
David Gil Sam. XIV. 1-2D. Golden Text,
Ex. TX. 12, Honor thy father and thy
mother, that thy days may be long
! upon the land which the Lord thy God
giveth thee" This rebellion suggests
! that of the nation against the Son of
David and the great rebellion yet of the
future spoken of in Dan. ri, 31-45; Rev.
xiii xvii and xix. but the Son of Da-
vid shall come in all His glory. and
all His adversaries shall be over
| thrown.
LESSON VI.-David grieves for Absa-
lom Oh Sam. xviii. 24-33). Golden
| Text Prov. xvii, 25. "a foolish son is
| grief to his father" l think our at
| tention in this lesson should be given
to the love of David. who would glad
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n nave med roI mis- Son. and from him
to our Father In heaven, who CON-
mandeth His love to US. In that while
we were yet sinners Christ died for US.
LESSON VII.-The Lord our Shepherd
Cps. xiii. Golden Text. Ps. xiii, ].
1.-The Lord Is my Shepherd; shall not
want" A meditation upon the Lord
as the good Shepherd. the great Shep-
herd and the chief Shepherd Is always
most profitable. He gave His life for
us, He lives His life In Us, and He will
share His kingdom with us. With
such a Shepherd we can lack nothing
Lesson VIII.-Solomon anointed king
q Kings 1. 32-40,. Golden Text. 1
Chron. xviii. 0. Know thou the God
of thy father, and serve Him with a
perfect heart and with a willing
mind" The rebellion of Adonijah
against Solomon came TO naught. for
1t was the purpose Of the Lord that
Solomon should reign. and every pur-
pose Of the Lord shall be performed
He sat on the throne OF the Lord as
king instead Of David. but that throne
still awaits a greater than Solomon.
LESSON IX.-World's temperance Sun
day Elsa. xviii. 1-13). Golden Text,
l Cor. tx. p. II keep under my body
and bring it into subsection" Ii there
is anything the world needs specially
to know it is the foundation of verse
Is and the coming judgments of verses
II, Is. If the people given to strong
drink saw less of the drunkenness Of
xix, 8, and more Of the rest and re-
freshing of xviii, Il, fewer SO called
temperance talks would be necessary
Jesus. lifted up, will draw men.
LESSON X.-Solomon chooses wisdom
Il Kings ill. 4-15). Golden Text. Prov.
TX. 10, THE fear of the Lord is the
beginning of wisdom" Having Just
been exalted to his high position and
realizing in some measure his own in
suficiency, he asks of God wisdom to
rule the people righteously. The re-
quest pleased the Lord. and He grant
ed him not only what he asked, but
exceeding abundantly more (Eph. iiD.
LESSON XI.-Soiomon dedicates the
temple q Kings viii, LID. Golden
Text, Ps. cxxii. 1, II was glad when
they said unto me, Let Us go into the
house of the Lord" Both tabernacle
and temple when dedicated were filed
with the glory of the Lord. and no
man could stand to minister. Both
were typical Of Jesus Christ. in whom
dwelt the fullness Of the Godhead
LESSON XII. A Christmas lesson
duke II. 500. Golden Text Luke II.
II, For unto you is born this day In
the city Of David a Saviour which Is
Christ the Lord Still a kingdom les
son, for He was born King of tns
Jews to SIT on the throne of David,
and this purpose OF the Lord shall be
performed also.