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The Washington times., 1908-11-13
BURIAL IN WASHINGTON.

The remains Of Fielding Lewis. for
mer assistant attorney general OF Okla
hOma. who died at his home in South
McAlester, Okla, Thursday. of typhoid
fever, are being sent to Washington
for burial, under the auspices OF the
order OF Eagles and the Knights Of
Columbus.
The Washington times., 1908-11-13
Boston Feels Effect
Of Business Repipa

BOSTON. Nov. 13.-The Boston market
districs is coming in for a good share
Of the returning prosperity that has
followed close upon the Presidential
election. There is a great Improvement
in business everywhere in the district.
more help is being taken on by the mar
ketmen and merchants in general. and a
The Washington times., 1908-11-13
Factories in Springfield
Running on Full Time

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. Nov. 13.-The
big agricultural implement factories In
this city are running at their normal
capacity for the first time Tor more
than year.
working on South American and Rus
sian orders and q heavy shipment OF
grain drills for Argentina was made
today.
The Washington times., 1908-11-13
Great Falls Wooden
Mills Resume Work

CONFERENCE.-THE, n. H Nov. 10
Employees OF the Great Falls Wooden
Company were notified today that the
mill. which had been shut down for six
months. will resume operations next
Tuesday.
The company manufactures fine
grade OF Australian wOOlens and en-
ploys usually 800 hands. Until the pres
enL year the concern had run without
a shutdown for many years.
The Washington times., 1908-11-13
!. BALTIMORE. Md.-Wedding Iieenges
Deaths

Robert II. Duncan, Il years, lis Fifth
street northeast
William r. YetJOn. s. years 7OS MaSsa-
Chusetts avenue northeast.
Anna Thompson, IS years, l01 Q street
southeast
Zelta Coopersmith, years, 507 d street
southeast.
John Mccarthy. 4 years, 1909 Fourth
street northwest.
George w. Lash, IS years, IA X street
northeast,
street northwest
Mary Jane Rice IS years, 457 NJ street
northwest.
Nellie s Oswald, A years, 1908 Seven
teenth street northeast
Margaret L. Beall, q years, 1872 Todd
place northwest
The Washington times., 1908-11-13
viii Spend $I,OOO,OOO
For Pullman Coaches

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.-It was
announced today that a 100000 order
for new Pullman coaches, intended for
use on limited trains between san
Francisco and Portland and Los Angeles,
had been placed by the officials OF the
Southern Pacific company. The order
provides for nifty cars, and is said 70
be due to the increased traffic.
In addition another expenditure Of
81 900 600 is TO be made for % passenger
coaches intended for use on the lines
OF the Pacific coast.
The Washington times., 1908-11-13
The Vital Records.
Births

Benjamin P. and Mary J. Zebley, boy.
Harry T, and Susan Silence, boy,
Jacob and Elsie Nicholson, girl.
Alexander II. and Eliza .. Mccormick,
girl.
Salvador and NUuziOta FOnericC. girl.
Arthur l. and Mamie NJ. Douglas, girl.
William NJ. and Annie r. COwhig, girl.
Bernard a. and Alice V. Buscher, boy.
Frank q. and Carrie z. Berry, girl
The Washington times., 1908-11-13
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
STENOGRAPHIC ACADFM,

Colorado Building.
Pitmau Graham, Barnes. Gregg and syllable
Systems. Individual instructions. Special rates
for complete course. Positions guaranteed.
OC27-tf
The Washington times., 1908-11-13
onIv one ..RRoMo orININE,,

That Is LAXATIVE BROSiO QUISINE. Look
fg- she signature OF z ". GROVE Used the
world over 10 Cure a Cold in one Day. sc.
The Washington times., 1908-11-13
Marriage Licenses.

Thomas +. HisIe and Mary B. Kline,
2 Woodville Va
Anne Milhau and Alix de GravilIon,
Washington.
Frank Graham and Minnie Mareck,
Baltimore
r Ellwood II. ThOn, Washington and
. Susan c. Ward, Philadelphia.
. Phillip l. Eanes and Gertrude o.
Webster, MOseley's Junction. Va.
Joseph b. TTew and Edna b. Richie,
Washington.
Nathan 3. Payne, New York city. and
Mary r. Logan, Washington.
Albert NJ. Sonner and Kate $ Jarrett.
Strasburg, Va.
- BALTIMORE, Md.-Wedding licenses
rtoday.
: Frank II. Waite and Katie l. Slower,
: Washington, D. c. Applicant, Katie
( I Slower, 1903 Ninth street northwest.
SSidney Solomon and Rae Shofnos.
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-11-13

Tie. labels OH some Of the bottles are soIed-
that's why got the lot at bargain
RUB-O is one OF the best and most satisfaCtor1
polishes on the market II makes old Eurni
ture look as good as new
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
A REVISION
 REQUESTED By Government In Stand.
 ard Oil Case
Prosecutors Will ask the Appellate Court to Per init Re-argument.

Lenox, Mass, July 29.-After an all day conference of. the leading gov ernment prosecuting officers and Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota, it was announced by Attorney General Bonaparte that every effort would be made to secure a revision of the re- cent decision and opinion of the fed eral court of appeals in the ease of the Standard oil of Indiana and that application for q rearsument of the case and a motion for a mOdifica- tion of the opinion would be submit ted to that court
 Although no time is fixed, action by the government be taken at the earliest possible moment and pending it, the prosecution against the Stand ard oil and all other prosecutions in which the giving or receiving of rebates are charged, will be pressed to trial The decision to take this action was unanimous on the part of the five men who participated in the conference. General II. M Hoyt of Washington. Edwin NJ. Sims of Chicago, United States district at torney for the northern district of Illinois; James Wilkinson of Chicago, Mr. Sims first assistant, and Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota participated.
 Mir. Bonaparte took occasion to re- fer to a report published in certain newspapers to the effect that w. Parmelee Prentice, sOn-in-law of John ID. Rockefeller, had given or was to give a dinner to the attorney general, Mir. Rockefeller and Judge Grosscup. Mir -BOnaparte said: q have not the pleasure of Mir. Prentice's acquaint- ance. I did not know Grosscup was here until after he left, and the din ner is entirely a figment of a lively imagination"
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
AMONG THE
 SHOVtLERS
The Enrolment of Mir. Taft
 Into the Union
Tue BOmbardment of a Boat On. Which He Was a Passenger.

Cincinnati, July 29.-Mr. Taft, ac- companied by Mrs Taft, left tonight for Hot Springs. where MT. Taft will remain until the opening of the cam paign the first week in September.
 At that time MT. Taft will return to the city, where it is his present intention to remain until election day.
 Mir. Taft had an extended conference with Vorys, his chief of staff, touching many matters in connection with the Ohio situation. He was made a mem Der of the International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel and Dredgemen.
 T. J. Dolan, president of the organ iZation, said to MT Taft: We have always been treated by you In an eminently fair and just manner. You have always shown your appreciation of our efforts in securing volunteers for our organization from all parts of the country, it being necessary to ask for volunteers because of the climatic conditions that exist on the isthmus'
 MT. Taft replied: "I am glad l have at your hands an expression of con fidence in my efforts to do justice while I was in office. The work upon which many of your members and were engaged in endeavoring to facili tate the greatest constructive work of modern times, adds a great deal of interest to me, in the compliment you pay me today. I am especially grati- fled because you evince a liberal and impartial view in rendering me this compliment, because in the admins tratiOn of my work on the isthmus did not always decide in favor of your contentious. But when l decided con trary to the claim which was made by you, I tried to give reasons which l think by your action today, were con vincing of my desire to reach a just conclusion
 q cannot see the slightest objection to my accepting this compliment at your hands, which I appreciate highly and which I shall always cherish as one of the evidences that there are some men whom I have convinced through my official work of my desire to do the square thing for everybody
 Tt became known today that the steamer Island Queen, which last night conveyed Mir. Taft and distinguished party including the notification com mittee up the Ohio river, was fired up- on by an unknown man on a shanty boat moored on the Ohio side of the river, opposite Dayton, Ky. Several shots from spent charge hit the boat but did not seriously injure any one Mrs. Charles Russell, of Cincinnati who was standing on the deck directly over MT. Taft, was struck by severa shot An investigation is being made by the steamboat inspectors.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
PROFITS OF MORGAN
 IN THE U. P. DEAL
Touched Upon in the Minnesota Rate
 Case Hearing.

St. Paul, July 29.-That J. P. Nor gan X Co. and others in the syndi- cate that reorganized the Northern Pacific in 1906 made a profit of s22.- ,393 was what the attorneys for the state attempted to establish today at the Minnesota rate hearing.
 Attorneys for the railroad con tended that these figures represent the par value of the stock involved and that the stock at that time was not worth par. They further contend that the question of whether Morgan & Co made a large fee in connection with the reorganization has nothing to do with what the Northern Pacific is worth today. It is on the present worth they expect to earn an ade- quate return.
 Under one paragraph of the agree ment syndicate S19.S67.S30 in cash for handling $1O5, 705 of the company's common and preferred stock and mortgage bonds.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
THE WESTERN MINERS
 CONCLUDE THEIR WORK
End Of the Nest Important Conven- ton in zhe Federation's History.

Denver, July 29-The Western Fed eration today completed it's cOnven- tion work by selecting Denver as the headquarters for the ensuing year and also as the place of the next convention, and elected the following officers: President, Chas H. Mover: vice president, Chas. E. Mahoney of Butte; secretary treasurer, Ernest Mills of GreenwooA B. c.
 The members of the executive board are: District 1, Fred Clough of Goldfield; district 2, Jos. Hutchin- son of Burke. Idaho; district 9, J. c. LOnney of Butte; district 1, Roderick Mackenzie of SilvertOn, Colo; district 5. W. F. Tracy of Terry, s. D.; dis trict 6, Wm. Davidson of Landon, B. e.. and district z, Wm. Anderson of Flat River, Mo.
 The convention has been one of the most important in the history of the organization. Action was taken com pletely repGdiating the Industrial Workers of the World and declining to recognize it's travelling and with drawal cards. A strike fund of s100,-
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

Paris, July 29.-In one of the most terrible automobile accidents in many years. c. Winthrop Sands. stepson of w. K Vanderbilt, was killed this morn ing just outside the grounds of Van derbilts beautiful country seat, Cha tcau St Louis de Poissy. twenty miles rom Paris Sands was driving his fifty horse power car along at ter rife clip in a desire to reach the cha teau where Mrs. Sands and her infant daughter were staying. He was al ways known as a reckless driver.
 He opened the throttle wide as he approached the chateau ground. AL most immediately a tire burst and the machine crashed into creek turning turtle and burying Sands under the forward part and pinning the chauffeur Pickins. to the ground. An explosion followed and in a moment the car was in flames.
 Peasants working in the fields were the onI. witnesses of the accident. They stood idl.- by, fearing a further explosion. and not knowing how to give assistance to the injured men. Finally they managed to raise the rear car and release the chauffeur, and a little later, after beating down the fire. dragged out the torn. bleeding and burned body of Sands. The injured men were carried to house where it was found that Sands was beyond hope of recovery but the chauffeur was not seriously injured A doctor was. sum moned from Poissy, and arrived soon afterward but Sands was beyond mor- tai aid.
 The stump of his leg had been burn
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
hese are Gould properties.

these are Gould properties.
 One of the financial interests stated today that the Wheeling & Lake Erie situation would be settled in a sat isfactory manner" It is expected that a formal statement of some plan for meeting the notes will be made public tomorrow
 In Wall street the belief prevails that Hartman is likely to figure prominently in any financial sup port which may be given the Gould property. It is believed he will ac- cept a place in the Wheeling X Lake Erie directorate and that this will be followed by an alliance or al least a working agreement between that road and the Erie.
 Rumor has it that Hartman in- fluence will be used to improve the physical condition of the Gould road in return for which the Erie will gel "a large share of the Pittsburg ton mage carried by the Wheeling & Lake Erie.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
A COSTLY CAPTURE
Salmon Fishers Trying to Get Rid of it
 By Dynamite.

Bellingham, Wash, July 29.--Dyna- mite is being used today to kill a fin back whale which entered the salmon trap of w. A. bowman as Smallpox Bay, San Juan Island. on Monday last. The mammal entered the trap with a young calf. In attempting to drive them out, the calf was killed with a rifle shot. The body sank and the COW refused to desert the corpse.
 The whale viciously attacks every boat that approaches. An attempt to kill the whale by rifle fire was tried yesterday, but without effect. Fears are entertained that the beast may destroy the trap in its rage. She is forty feet in length.
 More than S2.OOO worth of fish per day have beeu lost to packers through the capture of the whale
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
MT. Bryan's Comment On the Cincinnati
 Speech of Acceptance
He Critcises His Opponent for Neglecting to Give Proper Credit tor the Principles Which He Engraft- ed On the Chicago Declaration.

Lincoln, July Exchanging that Taft was not satisfied with work of the Chicago convention. and that in consequence he was deeply impressed with the work of the democratic con vention at Denver. Bryan today issued a statement in which he expressed the opinion that Taft fears an uprising which the republican abuses have caused. yet he hesitates to adopt real substantial reforms"
 This statement was called forth be- cause of the allegation made by Taft yesterday that Bryan was a destroyer of business.
 In regard to the speech, Bryan said: ''As'I read it l shall discuss it and deal with the various subjects upon which it treats. The most noticeable feature
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
A HOT RACE.

Detroit, July 29.-With three out of six starters winning heats in the 1908 renewal of the Merchants and Manu- lecturers trotting stake, provedsone of the hardest fought since the institu- tion of the event.
 Spanish Queen, owned by George H Estabrook of Denver won first money under the five heat plan of racing, al- though the old fashioned system would probably have given the honor to AL -ceste, driven by Geers. Fully 12,OOC persons saw the exceptional work on a fast track.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
PRESIDENT DELIGHTED
 WITH THE OUTLOOK
But Urges the Republicans to Leave No Stone Unturned for Taft.

Oyster Bay. July 29.-"The presi- dent is very much pleased with the present situation of the country in general" said one of the participants in a conference at SagamOre Hill this afternoon as he was about to de- part for oyster Bay. He explained that the president was taking nothing for granted, but is anxious to see the party everywhere working hard est for the election of Taft.
 For over three hours today the president was in conference with Timothy Woodruff, chairman of the New York state committee, and Francis B. LOomis of Ohio. The gen eral political situation in the entire country was discussed by the presi- dent and his visitors.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

OOO was ordered raised A jurisdic- tional line was established with the United Mine Workers of America and both organizations will from now on lend their entire strength to either in time of test.
 Provisions were adopted that no local union shall order a strike with out the consent of the executive board and that ten locals acting jointly may submit any question to the executive board for a referen- dunn vote.
 Steps were taken to raise a defense fund for the four Mexicans under ar rest in California, charged with in letting a riot and rebellion in Old Mexico. All amendments to the con stitutiOn proposed by the convention must be submitted to a referendum vote of the locals.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
GOULD AND HARTMAN FORM AN ALLIANCE
The Reported Conditions of a Work ing Agreement.

New York, July 29.-A. conference today between George Gould, Harri- man and representatives of the bank
 ing firms of Kuhn, Loeb & Co, and Blair x Co, is accepted as giving substance to the report that Harri- man and his associates are about to enter upon friendly arrangement with Gould which will harmoniZe the relations of the Gould and~ Hartman railroad interests. One of the imme- diate results of the conference is eX- pected to be the financing of $S.000,- 900 of notes of the Wheeling X Lake Erie railroad which will fall due on Saturday and which are guaranteed by the Wabash railroad. Both of
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

of the speech is his attempt to amend the republican platform by drafting upon it some blanks of the democratic platform. He is uncharitable in not giving the democratic party credit for having pointed out the reforms which his own convention repudidted, but which he, in a half hearted way en- dorses.'
 Confirmation was given by Bryan to story printed in the afternoon that it was not his intention to make any extended campaign tour, but would de- liver few prepared speeches at cen tral points before the first of October. During that month he expects to re- main at home and assist in educational work through the discussion of public questions and by signed articles, in terviews and letters.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
THE HONG KONG STORM

San Francisco. July 29.-Cables from Hong Kong say that during the ty- phoon on Sunday night a half million dollar granite building in which the oriental offices of the cable company were located was destroyed. The Pacific Mail steamer Persia" went aground, but it is believed 1t will be saved. The liner Mongolia was blown into a collision with the Nawontia and both were slightly damaged
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
NO INTERFERENCE
 BY THE PRESIDENT
In Republican Nominations for Con-
 gressional and State Offices.

oyster Bay, July 29.-President Roosevelts attitude with regard td the selection of candidates for con- gressional and gUberatorial offices was made known today
 ''The president will receive a num- Der of political leaders at Sagamore Hill during the summer" said Secre- tary Loeb. "They will be both nation al and state men but that does not mean that the president will interfere in any nomination. He will maintain his attitude of non-interference in the selection of all candidates"
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
THE TELLER SHORT
And He Suddenly Absented Himself
 From the Banks

Racine, Wis, July 29-John Schulte, paying teller of the first national bank is short $15,000 in his accounts and has disappeared. The bank inspector had entered the bank when suddenly Schulte left. saying he would return in a minute.
 He failed to return and the money in the vault counted and found to be short $15,O0O. Schulte had been with the bank twenty years. He is from one of the leading families of the city.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
A cRAzED MOTHER
Cut Her ChiIdrens' Throats and Com
 mitted Suicide.

Bonesteel, s. D., July 29-Mrs. Frank Pinkham, wife of a homestead CT near BOnesteel, last night cut the throats of her two boys, aged four teen years and six months, then com mitted suicide by cutting her own throat. III health is supposed to have unbalanced her mind. The older hoy may recover.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
REVOLUTION STILL RACES A FL PASO

Fl Paso, Texas. July 29.-A special from Del Rio says that Mexican troops and the revolutionists had an engage nfent opposite Comstock yesterday Two Americans were killed and it is stated that American troops have been dispatched to the scene.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
WRECKED BY EXPLOSION
The Hospital and Residence of Idaho
 Physician.

Salt Lake City. July 29.-A special from POcatello. Idaho, says that the private hospital and residence of Dr. J. A. Alquire and the residence of Lucien B. Gordon. adjoining. were completely wrecked this morning by an explosion in Alquire's laboratory. Alquire with his clothing blazing was thrown into the street and seriously huT
 Four firemen received slight injuries while fighting the fire.
 Alquire had received an anonymous letter it is stated in which his life was threatened
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
FELL FROM CAR WINDOW.
The Babe of a Southern Pacific
 Official.

Reno, New, July 29-While train No. was speeding between Sparks and Reno, the eighteen months old daughter of A II. Pett, assistant pas senger agent of the Southern Pa cific, fell out of a Pullman window and narrowly escaped death. When the frantic mother and conductor reached the babe, they found it bleed ing from several bad cuts but other wise it was unhurt.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

ed to a crisp and his face and body were black and scared with flames. In addition to terrible internal injuries, Sands right arm and shoulder were broken. The doctor could only try to alleviate his sufferings with opiates. Several times the man regained con- sciousness and cried out in agony, his last words being a cry for water. The body will probably be inferred in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
A LONE ROBBER.
The Only Opposition He Encountered
 Was a Bulldog.

Reno, July 29.-Late last night a Hone unmasSed man walked into the Northern saloon at Sparks, and with Ia revolver lined four men against the wall, robbed a roulette table of $25O and attempted to open the cash draw Ter. As he stepped behind the bar a bull dog bit him in the leg. The rob Der shot the dog and quickly disap- peared.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
THE CRIPPLED AMERICAN CAR

Paris, July 29.-The American car in the New York to Paris race broke down near Hanover, and is making slow time on the way to Paris. It is expected to arrive tomorrow night
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
RdCyCIeS H. s GriSWOId & Co.

Sell them and they have proved them selves to be the easiest running and strongest bicycles made.
 They also sell bicycles of the best make at way down prices and have a large stock of buggy and bicycle tires at prices most reasonable.
 34-36 w. Adams St. Phone 14so
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, July 29.-Arizona fore cast: Showers Thursday and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

DdtlSlicS W anu foptiiSSif Q Vickers, Dygert and Schreck. Waddell struck out sixteen men this
 afternoon, equalling American league lrecOrd.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
VANDFRBILT'S STEP=SON
 ROASTED TO A CRISP
t. Winthrop Sands the Victim of a French
 Automobile Accident

He Was Caught Under an Overturned Car Mangled and Left the Mercy of Flames Which Followed an Explosion.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
Coast League.

BdIterIes: Graney, MarshaII and yhalen; Sutor and Berry.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

FOR SALE-Five acres on North Center street. Well located for subdi- vision. E. E. Pascoe, 110 North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30
BASEBALL
American League.

At Cleveland-11 innings. R. H. E. IobSloll fl Batteries: Joss and Bemis: Cicotte and Carrigan.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-30

FOR SALE-Brick cottage in Ben- nett's Addition, $9150.00. E. E. Pascoe. no North Center Srset
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-31

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