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The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
WRIGHT SURE OF SELF.
Finds Machine Works and VIII Fly
for an Hour soon.

TOT an HOHr soon
Lemans. aug. 9.-Rudolf Martin. aero
naut and author ard organizer OF the
German Aerial Navy League. was told
by Wilbur Wright the American aviator.
who made a successful fight here yes
terday. that he could have continued HIS
flight longer than ne did. but his idea in
making the ascent was simply 10 ascer-
tain If the levers and steering gear were
in order.
Now he IS sure that his aeropIane IS IN
good condition The steering apparatus
is now the same as that used IN his last
trials in the United States. and in yes
terday's flight he made false turns. but
he recovered himself Immediately He
added that he hoped shortly to remain
for an hour in the air
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
RUN WHITE SLAVE TRADE.
Women sent from, New Yoru
to Reading.

Reading. Pa. Aug s.-United States In
migration Inspector Fred A TuttIe was
in this city to-day and obtained unmistak-
able evidence that foreign women are
brought here for immoral purposes. II e
alleged that they are sent from New
York TO cities like Reading to act as
''housekeepers- for foreigners.
One foreigner was arrested and taken tn
New York 10 answer this charge. ard
others are 10 be taken into custody The
traffic in women for this purpose is said
to be widespread
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
TRICYCLE. STREET CLEANER.
Device 10 Help Collector OF Stray
Scraps of Paper in City.

A new thing IN street cleaning devices
IS a tricycle. collector of paper scraps
This Is like a regular delivery :ri-y-ls.
vita a large box set up In front Of the
White Wing who rides and directs is
TSe F.0z is marked D. 5. G. aud IS oica
At the top. Tle steersman riSes alnss-
un:I he sees piece Of paper floating
about He dismounts and pursues the pa
per and tosses It into the box. Presently
he may become so expert that he will be
able to spear pieces Of paper from the
saddle
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
ZEPPELIN GETS se25.OOo.
Germans Raise Huge Fund TO Build
New AfrshIp.

Berlin. Aug 9.-The fund which is BE-
ms subscribed 10 aid Count Zeppelin.
whose huge airship was destroyed py
fe resulting from an explosion a few
days ago. now amounts 10 $500.
Among those who subscribed are the
Kaiser who gave $500: the King Of
wurttemberg. S5000. and the Krupps.
$500
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
Local Temperature.

Midnight. %; ? a. n. 6, 4 a n s.: q.
a. 1n-- e. 70 a N s.: p noon. g: D. n 6 .
Maximum. % minimum g.
Relative hu1nidity-s a. m. IS; p d.. q Rain
fai IS p n 60 ,. "a. O.S5
Tenrera;l-e sane date last yea--AIaxiuu1n. IS;
s1-iui1lurn. &C.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10

While you think OF =. telephone yo.sr
want Ad TO The Washington Herald, and
bill VIII be sent you at l cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
Tide Table.

To-aay-Hish tide, q n and sz p IA low
sids. l2s55 a. H.
To-m0rTUE-High ride. a N and IS . n:
Gov tide. l2=7 L. II and I.sS q n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
HAS NO QUARREL
WITH HITCHCOCK
s. Best Kind of Friends" Says
Elmer Dover.
SATISFIED WITH HIS NEW JOB

Former Republican Committee Sec
retaFy Declares There's No Truth
Outs with the ChaIrEan-GOinE to
Buckle Right Down to Business.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
Temperutures I'm other OItte.

TeuDeratrres n ether cities. together With the
alno-nt of raiufan. for the twelve hours ended AZ
? n. yesterday are follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
REPUBLICAN SPLITS
Do LITTLE DAMAGE
That Is What Wise Ones
Now Here Are Saying.
4 LITTLE UNSETTLED IN WEST

But Voters Generally May Be De-
pended Upon 10 Come Forward for
Taft, and for Reasons that the
Party Leaders Wen Undersfaad.
Tennessee Weak spot in the south.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10

While you think OF u, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald. ana
bin viii be sent you at / cent word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
Condition of The Vafrr.

Special 70 The Washington Head
HaTpezs Fery. y. Va. Aug s-Both rivers a-s
Buuddy.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
CANDIDATE BRYAN
IN A HAPPY MOOD
Fresh and Trim, He Awaits
Formal Notification.
Carefully PREPARES SPEECH

Stayed Away from Church Yester-
day, but II Was Only Because
There Were No servIees-Repre-
sentative Clayton Arrives, and
Says All Signs Are Favorable.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-10
YATES is BEATEN
IN ILLINOIS RACE

Continued from Page One.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04

the work of this Invention in the near
future
The typewriter is for use in news
paper offices, telegraph Offices and
ire and police systems, and is con-
s+dared one of the most wonderful in
ventions of the present day. Recent
l. the inventor, Elmer BUFliHsame
gave a demonstration Of the machine
in New Orleans, and the following
is what the Times-Democrat of that
city said Of it:
One of the most interesting inven-
items displayed in New Orleans fer
years is the B4rlingame telegraphing
typewriter which was shown to a num-
Der of persons IN the CanaELoUisiana
Bank Building yesterday afternoon
The device consists of two machines,
connected by electric wires. so con
structed that a message written on
one is reproduced in the exact dupE-
cate simultaneously on thu other
The inventor of this remarkable
apparatus, Elmer Burltnsame, is here
giving a personal demonstration of its
use. Mr. Burlingame is a young man
frem Indiana, who for nearly eight
years has been working to perfect this
machine. He recently made,a success
full test of the apparatus between Lo-
gansport and Fort Wayne. Ind, and
following this ne applied for patent.
This attracted the attention of some
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
A Plain Talk to
The Business Men of Pensacola.

Every business Pensacola
territory advertisers The Journals
ADVERTISE
Pensacola The in
Do Mr.
both Daily
families
The Weekly Journa?
Don't
erybody else does the
the Weekly the
the advertising
Let The Weekly Journal The
sure
Mr. Mr.
representative and he will call you.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
He GIvETA HIS
BELOVEDsLEEP''
Beautiful Funeral Service
Conducted Over Remains
of Mrs. Lillian Davis.

AT a funeral where there exists a
variety OF human emotions terrible to
contemplate, and where love. hatred
and viAeie2Aisn or a still more perfect
revenge hgurea IN the thoughts of some
OF those who were present, the re-
mains saf the late Mrs. Wiley Davis,
received a last earthly homage from
SEQ peaple Sunday morning at 10
o'clock, who had gathered at NC
David, to 6eIFe in one OF the saddent
events WHICH has bletted the history
OF Eseamhia county fer many years
The ~aecesses, a beautiful woman,
even with the cold touch OF death up-
on her, lay in Der last sleep, the dileht
canseEsf a thousand aching hearts in
ana ahaut the territory in which the
awful thing occurred Young, in the
first Hlsh of her splendid WOMAN
heoa, aAa the neither of a beautiful
1ieofe Sri whose father refused To De
csznfsftea, she appeared TO have sunk
easslSely into a beautiful oblivion
fair ana fTee frsm pain Tortured by
the awful thought which must have
assaiied her. in the remembrance OF
the tragedy. through which she had
igste passed. her 1.-THE young body
wracked with an exquisite pain, she
had 1RaSsoS frera this life into a great
er peace, and after "life's ftful fever
She slept WELT"
Rex. Gavin Officiates.
Rev. c. ". Gavin. Of the Paiafol
Street Methodist church, was amoRs
the paasy Of rlsurners Who in the earl,
heuFs Of Sunday mornfRg, had lef
VIVA the seievod remains where the
had lain. all night at the residence o
A. NJ. MeAEillizn. and had prOceedei
vista TIE n1sEirneps to McBavid-
Directly upon the.Rews having beel
spread s. the effect that the funera
part! bad arfi<ed. friends OF the de
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04

somewhat with Mr. StTobeI While
1t is tue" said Captain Wallace
that the dirigibie in its present state
OF development would be of little
value in attacking a fort, II would
have great advantages over the aero
plane for Reconnaissance. One OF the
agreements reached at The Hague
peace conference was that explosives
can be dropped or projected from an
airship. The purpose of a dirigibIe
such as Count Zeppelin's is, therefore,
TO gather information concerning the
enemy's position.
In the car OF a balloon such as
this several men would have an op-
poTtuni4y TO take photographs, make
sketches and take notes of the coun-
try surrounding the eHemy's position
and Of the conditions existing within
the enemy'S lines. There are many
experiments yet to be made which
Will determine better the value OF
balloons in warfare"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04

On the other side of the room repro
duced the message, the keys striking
the letters and the carriage shifting
as though by human hand, and hnaE
ly turning out an exact copy OF the
message originally set. it made those
present rub their eyes to find out if
they were really awake.
"Mr Burlipgame's outfit consists
of two ordinary tyPewriterS set upon
simple electrical devices Although
the wire stretched between them is
only a few feet 1t is said that the re-
sis taace between the two machines is
equal TO ESQ miles. The machines can
be used either for ordinary telegraphy
I of for wireless use
1T IS thought that the new machine
will in time be invaluable to news
paper Offices, when an out-of-town cor
respondent can take his own machine
to a telegraph Office, have it attached,
and begin immediately writing off his
copy" As soon as he is through the
copy" at the other end of the line
| is ready to go to the editor. and the
delay In hIing news matter, telegraph
ing by the Morse code and writing out
at the other end is eliminated. There
are many other uses which its promo
tiers have in mind for it, and from here
i they will go to Washington to int
rest the government in Its possible
ties"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
NEW INVENTION WILL BE
SH0ANN IN PENSACOLA SOON

California capitalists, and upon his go
ing to San Francisco and demonstrate
ing his machine, plans were made at
once for putting it upon the market
The same company which BOW oper-
ates the "telautOpTint' is preparing to
manufacture the Burlin game machine,
the former receiving the message up
on tape and the latter in sheet form.
The first demonstration vas given in
Los Angeles, and from there DIR. Bur
Hngame came directly here, where the
outfit will be on exhibition for about
ten days.
THE advantages of Mr.. BUTlin-
games invention over former ones of
this nature is that it entirely elimi-
mates the use of the Morse code and
the need of a telegrapher 1T either end
and makes it possible for anyone who
can manipulate a typewriter to send
a message.
LAS the inventor stood by mis- ma
chine yesterday and quietly struck the
keys on the sending machine and at
the same time the receiving machine
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
BURNING Of HER
BODY 4 MYSTERY
Third Degree" Inquisition
is Tried Upon Suspects
Held for Wrapping Wo-
mans Body in Oil-Soaked
Mattress and Firing it.
BY Associates PresG

New York, Aug. 3-With new facts
in their possession bearing on the
mystery of the murdered woman
whose body was wrapped in an oil
soaked mattress and set af1re on the
Green Point dumps, the police today
began a third degree" inqT1sition or
the two suspects under arrest Julian
JuTinsh and WalIenty Borkowski.
The police are not satisfied with
the stories told by the two neE to'ac.
count for their presence at the dump
on Friday and fer their Whereabout5
on the night OF the murder RurinskI.
has been Identified by Mrs. Juha Jim.
broska. Of No. 1877 Dupont street,
Green Point, as a friend % her miss
ing cousin, Mrs. Mamie Moskovitch,
and her husband
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
TORPEDO PRACTICE
OFF NEWPORT, r. I
By Associated Press.

Newport, R. l.. Aug. 3.-The sec.
ond submarine hotilla, consisting o.
the Octopus, Taratula, Viper and Cut
fetish, commanded by Lieutenant
Chas. Z. Courtney, has been dist1n-
gushing itself at large practice IN
Gerder's bay. The shooting has been
done from 20 to 90 feet under the
surface of the water
The new periscopes have been used
advantageously by the heImsmen and
have advanced the value of the sub
marines very greatly. Preparations
are under way for the holding of tar
get practice on a much more extern
sive Scale when the submarines be
come attached 10 Commander Marsh's
training squadron. The Whitehead
tOTpedOes have been used exclusively.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
jA|LOI EATON
LAVES HERE
Took H Departure Sunday
NightAccompanied by
lie Sheriff.

Jailer 81. Eaton. on account Of
the SeeliaToussd against him, due
to the shRg Wednesday night. LETT
Pensacola Inday night for some
point in bama. where ne viii n
future ma his home He was &C
com panied far as F9omaton by the
sheriff, wretuTned to the city yes
teTday m@g.
Tailor bn was wounded in the
shooting, 1ullet having struck him
in the facnd since Thursday morn.
ing has bat his home. Sunday al
terneon HeCided that he would
change h-esideC-e at once. AMI
called ueSherif Van Pelt to escort
him TO Eaton. which was done
Mr. Eatopld the sheriff before de
parting { he did not intend to re
turn to tCit--
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04

ceased of the family began filing
the little community where the OBJ
sequies were TO take place, and be-
fore the crowd had stopped coming,
the guests had numbered in the neigh
horhosd efS soc persons. Rev. Gavin,
who is always a tender, a forceful
speaker, rose nobiy to the task before
hin, in administering words OF com
fort to those whose hearts were sore
oppressed, and who had refused
moreover to be comfortea. As the
words of the man Of God fell clearly,
sosthiasly, mistakenly upon the threng.
pent up feelings gave way at last, and
there was sobbiRg among strong men
who numbered among that crowd, be
side that Of the women, Her life heT
sancity Of saul and body were dwelt
upon by Rev Gavcn, and her short
life of 81 summers, in which her mis-
sion on this life had been performed
reviewed.
it was fiear midday when the cor
tege finally wended its way to the
little cemetery, which was soon to re
ceiye enc of the eaFth's faireSt SOW
ers in its peaceful embrace 1t was
net q grave which awaited the receP
ton OF the bsdy Of this sleeping girl
wife-=-far be it frsm such-bHt a bed
of Aawers rather, which received its
earth1E burden into fragrant depths
and half concealed it there with bios
sons which were waxen, AID ladeE
with a rich perfume
These who had come with thoughts
of vengeance and of bitterness, wept
like children at the sight they saw
and went away. softened for the time
at least in the light of a common sor
row
Lillian Dsvis's life had been lived
her brief career had been TouhGeG
| on from a sweet young giFlhood tC
that of a well loved wife and mother
and she had been gathered home
who can teil-as a brisat crowned
martyr to the saacti.v and highel
protection of the Southland's woman
heed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
AERIAL EXPERTS
DISAGREEMENT
Practicability of the Dirigi-
bic Balloon Is Much in
Doubt.
By AsseeIsssS Press

Washington, Aug 3-Just as ply
sicians differ as to the best remedy
for an incurable disease, so the lead
ing arerOnauts differ as to the meas
ure Of success that has been attained
IN aerial flight in its application to
war purposes. At Fort Myer yester-
day, while the motor Of Captain Bald
wins military dirigibIe was being
tested, a discussion among several
aeronaHts indicated the difference OF
opinion existing on this point
Charles J. Strobel, like Captain
Baldwin, believes in the future sue
cess of the aeroplane Mr.. StrobeI
vino is enc o. the largest manufac-
turereTs of balloons and dirig1bIes
was at Fort Myer yesterday to see
Captain Baldwin IN regard 10 certain
plans which the two aerOnautS are
considering for next year
The diTEible balloon, even of one
million cubic feet gas capacity said
Mp Strshel, will never be of any
tSe,,. N attracting an enemy. If a
tHOuSaHo PSunuS OF eHpIOsi-os- Here
10 De dropped from such an afrshiD.
the sudden release of so much weight
would send the balloon aIoet in the
clouds so rapidly that those plotting
would be suffOcated before sufficienJ
gas could be allowed to escape In
order to compensate for the great diff
terence in weight Even though some
ararngeent now unknown sbOuId.
De devised by means of which sutfic-
lent air could be pumped into the
oaHeon to compensate for the sudden
loss of weight there would still be
the danger of losing too much gas. re.
Sulting in the aiTship falling among
he enemy"
Another Opinion.
Captain Charles s. Wallace. o. the
chef signal officers Office, d1sagrees
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
GUARANTY DEPOSITS
TO BE THE ISSUE

FaiTview Farm, Lincoln, Neb., Aug.
3.-NO incident worthy of note mark.
ed the day at Fairview. Only a few
callers came to pay their respects.
In view of Bonaparte's decision
that the national banks cannot com.
ply with OklahOma's state law with
respect TO guaranty Of deposits, a sub
Ject in which Bryan is deeply inter
ested, it Is presumed he will make IL
one of the leading issues Of the cam
Paign- II is already decided to make
it feature of his Topeka speech the
latter part of this month.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
ED WARE WAS
GIVEN TRIAL
Commissioner Marsh Takes
Postal Card Case Under
Amusement.

Ed Ware the young man arrested
Saturday afternoon by the United
States authorities upon the charge OF
sending a postal card, bearing the
photograph of the negro Shaw through
the mails. was given a preliminary
hearing before Commissioner MarsE
yesterday morning.
The evidence taken in the case did
not require much time, The assistant
postmaster and one or two other wit
nesses, as we'll as the two cards mail
ed furnishing all the evidence pro-
duced : Y tbs government.
The Commissioner after hearing the
evidence in the case took the matter
under advisement.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
BIC CROWD On
THE EXCURSION
Many Visitor Came to Pen
Sacola From Mobile and
New Orleans.

The sPecia train which arrived in
bile ana NoV Orleans brought IN -. " ~. =
crowd Of persOis from those cities
it being estimaej that between 6et
and E06 passengers were on the train
when it reachd Pensacola at 6:45
O'Clock
Many o. tn excUTsiORists were
white people, sTeTal taking advantage
of the low rats TO visit friends a10
relatives here. while others made the
trip for the ITpose of seeing the
city.
The visitorswil remain here until
Wednesday nTning, when the excur.
sion train wi return
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
{. MOTTA IS
TRANSFERRED
VIII Leave the Navy Yard
Department for the Gus
toms Service.

2. Motta, for many years bookkee D.
er at the Pensat6fa navy yard, has
been transferred from that depart
ment TO the cUsbms service, and will
soon occupy The position of deputy
collector and cashier in the customs
Office.
There has been a vacancy for a few
weeks in the dElce force IN the Gus
toms ONCE, and this vacancy is 10 be
filed by Mr.. Metta who will assume
his new duties at 10 early date.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
A Telegraph Typewriter Is
the Very Newest
Thing Out.
NEW APPARATUS IS EXPECTED
TO WORK GREAT IMPROVE
MENT IN PRESENT METHODS
OF COMMUNICATION.

W. G. Simpson, of Jacksonville and
Thomas Wood. Jr., of New Orleans,
both of whom are connected with the
syndicate which is behind a new ia
vention in the form of a telegTaphing
typewriter are IN the city for a few
days looking over the territory with
z view of giving a demonstration of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
Geo. Pettibone, Labor
Leader, is Dead
BY Associated Press

Denver, Colo, Aug. 3.-Georse Pet
tlbOne- for years prominent in coun
ellis o. the Western Federation oil
Miners, and charged with President
Meyer and former Secretary Hay.
wood with completely in the murder
OF former GoeTnoT Steunenberg. OF
IdadO, died at ST. JoseDh-s hospital
tonight, from the effects of an opera
ton for cancer. He leaves a widow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
A. NJ. MILAN HAS
DLINED TO RUN

Hon. A Mcmillan. clerk of the
circuit t, yesterday received
through tnaiis petitions from tbe
couRtry ID by numerous persons.
Tequestiun to become a candidate
Cor sheriff the general election.
Mr. Men stated in the post
ONCE iusuT receiving one of these
petitions he would decline TO be.
come q Ctate. as he had entered
the demos primaries for another
Office. and in duty bound to SUD
port the ut nominee for sherfff
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04

A lot of cid newspapers,
tied up In neat bundles for
sale sc a bundle, at The JouFe
nal Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04

The man who passes your shop window is going
somewhere He IS soneoher GRAND If you want to
catch him when he is in hurry put your shop win
dow IN the newspaper, few articles time You
can make hundred and fifty thousand people look at
this kind OF window every day. and with much better sell
ing results than that hundred thousand walked by YOUR
shop one by one."-Seyuaour Eaton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04

NURSING MOTHERS AND MALARIA
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma
taFia and builds up the system For
grown Bsspie and children, SOC
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04

A lot old newspapers,
tied up neat bundles for
sale, sc sldIe, at The Jour
nal efic
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-04
A Hurry Call.

Small Boy drumming uP TO police
manD-Say. cap, did YOU hear dat
shootin2 4 man got shot around lie
corner
Policeman crushing in the other
diTectionl-AU right. hoy.
Boy-Say, cap. dat's de wrong way
Policeman know il but have sat
70 make my call new. III be right
back
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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-06-20
"RAWHIDE JACK"
DAVIS BANKRUPT

RENO. June 1S.-" Rawhide Jack
Davis. supposed to be millionaire
from the bonanza camp south OF
here. and who arranged an auto race
against time to New. York, is said 10
have squandered all of the money
which he did not invest in stocks.
To-day Tex" RAekard said le
would have the miner arrested for
getting money under false pretenees.
Rickard says he cashed checks 70.
Davis, and that when presented }
the bank for collection the paper was
marked mo funds. Rickard states
he would attach Davis's big automC-
bile whenever the big ear is brought
into this State.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-06-20
IErrRIEs SUED EOR pEnr.

GRASS VALLEY, June 1S.-Suit
was filed in Nevada City today By
Charles A. stout and Charles J. MI
Ter against James j. Jeifries for
$4,000 and interest from July IL,
1905. The suit Is filed throug
Dodge & Barry. attorneys of San
Francisco, II is claimed the plain.
uas loaned the defendant tw'
amounts of S2,5OO each on promis
sory notes, at interest of II per cen
per annum The notes were to rur
eighteen months.
Nothing is known Of the plaintiff
mere It is alleged they are resident
OF rruekee and the money wa
loaned leifries at Reno in gamblin.
Games, No answer has been filed .,
Jeffries.