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Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Circuit Court No. =.
JTSTICE ANDERSON

Circuit Court No. ::
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. iSs2l. McAuister VS.. Lisner: on trial Attor-
neys Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton-IeUn
Tobriner.
No. 1858 knight Butterdeld; order Of pub
lcation. Attorney. A. Y. Bradley
No 50ls6 Michael vs. Michaelbacher. Judgment for
plaintiff. Attorney. z. L. Gies.
Assignments for to-day:
No l5s Sullivan IS Capital Traction Companv.
Attorneys. J. w. Echols-R. r. Perry & son and
c. T. Dunlop.
No. 535. Commelin IS. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Baker. Sheehy & Hogan-R- r. Perry &
Son and G. 7. Dunlop.
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States vs.. Hyde-Beuson- -Dimond- schneiier.
conspiracy; trial. Attorneys. Il s. Worshiuzton.
A. A. Bimey. K G.. Donaldson. ]. C. Campbell
and +. r. YaulCrueer.
Criminal Court No. @
JUSTICE BARNARD.
United States u.s. Duckey Holmes. murder first do
gTcc, On trial. Defendants attorneys. J. 5 Eashy.
Smith and r. F. Hiliiard.
Assignments FOR to-day:
no -. Michel vs.. Michel Attorueys. J. A. But
isr-S. ID. TuliJt
Araignmeuts
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia. Washington. May g. lsoS-Sealed pro
poSals will be received at this Office until Il O'Clock
m. SATURDAY. June e. 1905 for furnishing curb
and corporation cocks Forms. specifications and
necessary information may be obtained at room As.
District Building Washington. ID. G. HENRY b.
i. MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST, JAY J..
MORROW. Commissioners. ID. c. ieS-etexS
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FOR RENT-SURURBAN.
WHY pay RFYT5

VII II II MN
Buy beautiful home site at East D1pont
Heights. Nd; lets Sn and up. no color restriction
80 display adv. Room 6. 5l2 St ieAsJt
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-NICE Io-ROOM RESIDENCE; TILE
bath. furnace heat large back yard to an alley;
good location; l7G st. NV. Apply 70 present ten
ant or owner. l5Ul llth st. NV Phone n. so65.
je5l4t
HANDSOME u-ROOM RESIDENCE: 2 BATHS
hot water heat: large dreSsing--ooms and closets
fine location. 202 Q st. NV. price. $50: apply 70
present tenant or owner 1901 18th 81. NV. Phone
y. see5. jeS7t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.
Adjoining Chevy Chase Nd. and within the Dis.
trct. Fronting over 1000 feet On Connecticut are
nue. I've streets running east and west $50 feet ee
sation Every lot IN the tract Is aTaable for build.
ing purposes. "a detached houses and bungalows
erected or under course Of construction since Nav
1877, the date Of opening OF the subdivision All
city improvements. including water. sewer. macad.
amized streets sranolithc sidewalks. shade trees.
ell without expense TO purchasers. Special induce
ments are offered 10 thosc who agTee TO build
Write. telephone, or call for pllts and full nartc.
ulars. Autos and carriages at your disposal
TH0S. J. FISHER x co. incl.
73s 9Th 81. NV.
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ALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

% 61l 1mUhE q Uh1O hAlLhOhU.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LIVERY OTHER HOUR On TIE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORB
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK
'I90a.m Diner. Pulmaa Parlor
igAN a. 10. BuAet faflor kNv-hOur Tain
s. ~ q. H. Dller and uLulAi P2rlor Car
u w a. IA. Diuer aud ruinEan faTlOr Car.
so y ~ hoyal Limited All Pullman 5-Lour.
1iN0 y. H. Coaches 70 Fnliadelphls.
-5D0p n Inner and pullman farlor.
: ~ j.. N. Coaches 10 fnlladelpnlA
-. 80 =. N. Slecuers.
= - a. m. SleeperS
AILAAIlC CIIX. E0o 800. tn0O Il n. f;ao.
. ~ !. ~
20 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUR"
CNeek days. 80 a. ~. 10 100 ,. M
'zS2. l51v. lose. ~. :! ~. lsN0 80, 30.
Sl.l5 t2NV. '31U. ls.N. s9O TDy. f4.io. '9:gu.
lSS .5-O. leSD. 'o-S. u ~, 'ssN. is-S. 95ss.
l095. 'l@l. -IzO ?. N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. ~. -5@0 p II.
CINCINNATI ST. LOCIs. and LOUISVILLE
'9l0 a. ~. -i15 ,. N. u AZ night
PllIsBukI. 's.ls a. N. a.. -sl0 p u. I'm
Eight
CLEVELAND $40 p m
COLUMBCS. -5cO p. N.
WHEELING. $40 a. m. $50 D m
WlNCHESI Elk. IsI0 3. N. Z 20. 100 q N
FREDEklCh. Is-0. Isls. ssI5 a. u. sl:50. ti:o5.
i3a5 p. N.
AAGEkSTOwN. 1910 a. N. $500 p m.
DaAy. Except sunday. SSUrday only.
Z lELEt hONEo at al u the tOliOWlng Ticket OF
Ices: lsl1 u q, NV. Main 1851; ely PennsylYanIA
ave. Main rs. New Union station: Ticket once,
Mam ~: Information Bureau. Main $50.
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MODERN Groom HOUSES: 70 FEET FRONTS:
near Lincoln Park: hot water heat: soon ready for
occupancy. A. +, GEgMAN & CO.. l2ol G st. NV.
my2iu
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.


FOR RENT-FURNISHED. DURING SUMNER,
second floor 5-room fat: all outside rooms; large
back porch; rent. $3.50. including private telephone.
5126 r st. NV.
coz 9TH ST. NW-FOR RENT-NICELY FUR
nished room; PIRATE family. je7-s
ONE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM: PRIVATE
entTanee. Apartment 3 1908 st. NV. Jest
l06 I'D sr-WANTED-2 BOARDERS; NICE
~ furnished front room; good board; bath; 81
week each. jo7-A
SR Sd 81. NW.-4 ROOMS. KEY AT Ga SD sT.
NV Jest
lslo KALORAMA ROAD: LARGE. wELL-FUR.
nished. delightfully."- cool rooms; excellent table
hish location; fine view; phone. Jest
THE BERKSHIRE. Mi2 CHAPLIN ST.; APAKT-
ment So; two rooms bath; immense closet. ie7-St
al9 G ST. NW.-SPECiAL SUMMER RATES TO
students; tranSents accommodated. lest
sG srH ST. NW.-rHREE ROOMS; LIGHT
housekeeping. je7-gt
SO TTH ST NV, THE ET8foRE-FURNIsHED
Apartment; Eve rooms and bath; $50; janitor
!c1-1t
SIS ETH ST NW.-ROOMs S25. s275. AND 81 50
per weoA squares from White House Jest
lg3 nTH ST. NW.-TWO LARGE ROOMS:
closets; I'd floor; heat. gas, bath; SIS je7-3t
sTH ST. sE.-sINGLE OR En- SUITE: ALSO
Tor light housekeeping sumner ntoh Jest
nOl NW.-LARGE COOL ROOMS: SUMMER
ratesi fine table, with without board: me
location. my22-3t
THk IROoUOIs. lllO M-HIGH-CLAss FUR
nished rooms. with or without board, sixth noor
myl-u
UNFURNIsHED.
1915 T sT.-FJAT OF THREE UNFINISHED
rooms. with bath; second foor phone. jc9-3t
a3 L ST NV. - THREE UNFURNIsHED
rooms; suitable for l. h. h.; near cars. Jest
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
SIX OUTSIDE ROOMS: BATH. PORCH PER
feet condition: furnished unfumished: summer
rates. KENT u6 North Carolina ave. Sc. lest
FOR RENT-TO SEPTEMBER Is OR LONGER.
beautiful second-hoor fiat. with balcony; northern
and southern exposure: completely furnished. four
rooms and large modern bath and small kitchen:
two halls: between Union station and Library. ZIG
g g. uc. ie3-t
! FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT FOR
tnc summer on Columbia road. rooms. beRuti-
\ ful view so per month. Address Mr.. q.
| HUNT. r. H. ID 40. 4. Washington. ID. c. ie57t
COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTED - SUMMER BOARDERs; LARGE
rooms. shady lawns fresh vegetables and dairy
products Box 3, Middieburg, Va. Jest
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia. Washington June !. l9l5-Sealed pro-
posals viii be received at this Office until y O'Clock
noon MONDAY. June IS, 1908. for constructing
sewers in the District Of Columbia. Forms specifca-
tions and necessary information may be obtained at
room 43. District Building Washington. ID. G..
HENRY b. T. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.
WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners. ID. c.
ie36tcxS
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.
Adjourned from day 70 day.
Equity Court No. 1.

Equity Court No. i.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No. li55. Matthews vs. Walker ct al; sale con
hrB,cd and re,errrd to auditor Attorneys. W. L.
Pallard ard ~ y. Richardson.
No. z298. Owens e. al. Sharp et al. trustee
authorized 70 accept payment Of notes in reduced
amount. Attorneys J. G. GittingF-Lcon Tobriner.
No. 27ls2 Slater vs.. Slater; o:der striking case
from calendar and limiting time. At,o,ncys. L. L.
Gies-G. p, MeGlue ard J. J. Haaailtea.
No. afG Waters rs. PT0sse Ct al; trustee ar
pointed to sell; bond 5000 Attorneys. W. J.
Lambert and K. II. Ycatman-E. II. Thomas.
No. 2iss3. Lawrence vs.. Stewart et al: ordered
that affidavit be hicd nupc pTo tounc. Attoncys. ST.
T. CIinkscales and J. Il. Stevart-C. c. James and
L. o. Posey
No. 2s5I Chapman ct al. rs. Howard ct al de-
cree ordering election. Attorneys. T. L. Jones and
.. Z. Padgett-J r. Stewart
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. EFl. Lewis vs.. international Printing ant
Ensaving COMPANY; rule receivers. Attorneys
H. g. Kifuball and Z. p. More Hamilton Coz
bert Yerkcs q Hamilton. L. +. Harlow. and E. II
/ Thomas.
No 27274 Stewart vs.. Lewis auditors report rati
fed. Attorneys Birney s. Woodard-G T. Collins
/ W. f. Richards. and John Ridout.
/ No H7lS King rs. shelton, guardian ad iteu
appointed ard H. f. Woodward appointed TO de
fend. Attorneys c. II. Syme and r. G. donaldson.
] No &i63 Repp Ts. Scheuch Union Trust Com
pany appointed trustee. Attorneys. G. W. Clagett-
H. z. Ray.
4 No. I'm. Boucher Is Bailey; commission 10 par
tition appointed Attorney. J. D. sullivan.
/ No. ISS. Dillon vs.. Dillon rule as 10 alimony
ATTORNEY. J. II. Adriaans
( No. 2i2s3 Taylor Columbian University: argue,
/ and submitted Attorneys Norton & BoOthe and "A
= DaTis-W F. Mattingly. J. J. Darlington. and J
B. Lamar
/ No. Zl5l5 Lederer Lederer: rule 20 con
/ tempt Attorneys. 3. T. Doyle-J [. Gardiner.
! No. AsB Cast Spalding et al. rule Z,
sale Attorney. Burton Macafee.
No A6sl Wright vs.. Wright; testimony of non
resident witnesses ordered taken before F. H. Fit
nam. Attorneys. G. T. Hendler-H. I. Quinn.
I No. 2lO66. McGee vs. Wech: On hearing Attor
/ neys. II. Z. Davis and G. +. observation-disclosures
Wilson. 9. II. Wilson. and j w. Daridge
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEwRITEK REPAIRING. co. Expert repairing;
the kind you have been looking for: any make any
where. any time. HOWARD POTTS BALL l407
Nov York ave. Eel Main 1858 apl-u
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED. DURING SUMNER
sccund-hooF 5-room fat: all outside rooms: large
back porch; rent. S5o including private telephone
3J26 r 50. NV.
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SECTIONAL BOOKCASES.
RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets: The only weaving factory OF its
hind in the city, carpet cleaning WASHINGTON
RUG CO.. s3l 5th ST. NV NJ 1925 myI7-9Jt
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OFFICE FURNITURE.

OFFICE FURNITURE MADE TO ORDER AND
repaired Phone Main 7O56. r. DICKENS. rear
Derby Desk Company rs 18th 81. NV nyl4-sot
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD REACH THE BREAKFAST TAB
FOR sALE-HoUsES.

FOR sALE-S2 5000: $1,000 CASH. BALANCE
monthly 2story hTick dwelling 18th st. Ne. near
chr line; rooms; modern bath; good repair rented
az $l7.5o per month.
my2-u H. L. RUST. COS lith st. NV.
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Hfivc Your Own Home DuiIt

according to your own ideas. for your individual
comfort and convenience. Il viii cost no more than
a ready built house no charge for plans.
GILBERT !. OSTERMAN COMPANY,
mylf30t Builders lf0 II st. NV.
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MOTORCYCLES.
READING STANDARD MOTORCYCLES
Best on Earth.
Let us give you a demonstration
R. S Bicycles from SIS 10 S60
T. N MuDD Jr. 1879 y Y ave. nv. apls-ti
WINDOW DREsSERS.

SEE ME ABOUT WINDOW WORK.
Reliable and reasonable. Wood display fixtures OF
all kinds Screens and screen doors 70 order.
D. McINROY. 6s3 + ST. NV.
jei-tu = sa90t
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AGENTS WANTED.

ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED TO SELL LOTS IN
East Dupont Heights Apply az once 10 Room G..
No. 5l2 + st. NV. ie59t
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OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF Co
lambia Washington, May p. l8s.-Sealed pro-
pcsas viii be received e, this Office until y O'Clock
m MONDAY June IS. 1908. for the construction OF
sewers In the District Of Columbia Forms. spech-
cations and necessary information may be obtained
at room g. District Building Washington. ID. G.
HENRY r. +. MCFARLAND. HENRY L.
WEST. JAY J. MORROW, Commissioners. d. c.
jeS-6texS
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

GOOD COLoRED GIRL WANTED TO COOK.
wash. and iron foT a small family % go home
iIghts. Apply 1896 l7th st. NV.
MAID WANTED AT ONCE AT Is7s HARVARD
81 nv je93t
LADIES 10 LEARN MANICURING, MIIITN-
cry. and dross cutting. gls G ST. NV. jc7-st
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GOOD BOYS WANTED TO SELL PAPERS
DAILY; CAN MAKE BIG MONEY. CALL
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT. THE WASH
INGTON HERALD, ; TO 6 z. n. ASK FOR
Mr. ORCHERD. CUTTERS NEED NOT
APPLY. We WANT BOYS THAT WILL
STICK. anl7-tf
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. O..
Washington. ID. c.. June s. 1873 Sealed proposals
will be received az this office until y O'Clock m.
JU,SE 3 1855 f0r furnishing the Fire Department
Of the District Of Columbia with fifty horses. more
OF less Full information and Specifications can be
obtnired from tho Chief Engineer of the Fire De
partment. HENRY =. +. MCFARLAND, HEN
RY L. WEST. JAY ]. MORROW. Commissioners.
d. q je5selOu.n
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN

REAL ESTATE VS.. STOCKS
SECURITY VS.. DOUBT
We have large funds to place improved north
west property only. We have II loans 10 place az 8
per cent on first trust improved property. 1850 each
value $500 each.
The Harrison Realty Company.
fo7 st. NV. Phone NJ. SscZ North 2S7l
ie2u
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at lowest current rates Of interest; special
privileges With respect 70 prior payments. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD unc.). 30 18th St mhI-tf
MONEY TO LUAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans renlace old ones at lowest rates 9f in
teTest All transactions conducted with economies.
consideration for boroyera WM. h. SAUNDERS
a Co. liN h st. nv. ocS-tf
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
A WHOLE MENAGERIE
Rat, Monkey, Ant Eater and Cabin
Boy Combined Is This Bear.

New YORK, Aug 14.-Theodore Koch,
chief officer of the Hamburg American
Atlas service steamship Prinz Sigis-
mund, in today from the West Indies
with passengers to the Hamburg Amer
lean and bananas to the United Fruit
company, exhibited a strange animal
to a number of visitors. The animal,
which he called South American bear
Is eighteen inches in length and half
of 1t Is tail. 1t partakes of the nature
of a rat, monkey, skunk, mar
moset, and an ant-eater. DR.. Hornaday
of the Bronz Geological Park will be
asked by Koch to determine what kind
Of an animal he possesses.
Koch obtained the beast some months
ago. and 1t has been on shipboard ever
since. 1t sleeps in the first officers ca
bin At command today, it went to
the electric light switchboard and turn
ed on the light and at another word
turned off the current, Koch has had
numerous offers for his pet but is de-
termined to keep 1t on shipboard as a
mascot for the Prinz Sigismund.
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WHISKEY TANK EXP!-0DES
1900 Gallons Blow Up When Electric
Light Bulb Breaks.

New York, Aug. 14.--One man wa
seriously injured and the lives of many
others were endangered this afternoon
by the explosion of 400 gallons of
whiskey on the fifth floor of the =. j.
Mackey companys wholesale whiskey
building at n $50 West Fortleth street
On the fifth floor Of the new six
story structure Is a huge tank Fran
els Taubner Of No. 1875 West One Hun
dred and Thirty-ninth street one Of
the employees, went to find out how
much whiskey the tank contained. He
told John quinn, foreman of the fifth
floor, what his errand was, and then
placed a ladder against the tank
Grasping one of the swinging incan-
descent lights, he started up the side
When, having finished his examination
he was descending the ladder the cleo
trio bulb struck the tank There was %
terrific explosion as the fumes from the
alcohol reached the exposed electric
wire. Taubner was hurled through the
air against the wall of the building
thirty feet away.
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SHORT BEACH FIRE
Flames Drive Sleeping Guests
from Cushman House Be-
fore Midnight.
DAMAGE EXCEEDS $1,000
Crossed Electric Wires In Attic of the
Building Thought TO Have Caused
the Trouble.

Short Beach, Aug. l4.-Flre that
broke out In the attic Of the Cush-
man house, two-story frame hotel
in this resort, conducted by Mrs. Hen
ry c. Beers, gutted the attic of the
building and resulted In so much in
direct damage by water that the
house is tonight hardly tenable and
the guests have been compelled to
seek lodgings in other places nearby
The fre broke out with most of the
guests, about a score in number,
asleep and quite little commotlon
was created The nearby residents OF
the Short Beach section at once turn
ed out and with the help Of the guests
turned TO In the saving OF the build
ing. Bucket brigades were formed at
once and by splendid work the fire
was extinguished before the volunteer
fire department. which had been sum
moned arrived on the scene.
The fire started in the attic &c
which II was confined and while the
cause could not be determined exactly
last night Mrs. Beers stated that II
might be due TO the crossing Of cleo
trio wires which pass through that
part OF the house. The guests were
aroused at once and hustled ont ol
the house amid great excitement.
which quickly spread through the set
tlement. Then the water brigade goi
busy and In short order the fire was
out and the house flooded
Mrs Beers last night was very
strong In her commentator of the
conduct Of her guests In connection
with the fire and also very appre'
eiative Of the aid rendered TO her by
her neighbors She said she could no
very well estimate,the loss but that II
would very likely exceed $1,000.
The fire broke out shortly after II
O'Clock The guests succeeded In sav.
ing their belongings when they fec
from the house.
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DEMOCRATS AHEAD
New Voters Registered Double
in Number to Those on Re.
publican Side.
McPARTLAND'S MEN BUSY
Registrars Surprised That Caucuscs
Have Been Held In Other
Parts OF State.

Considerable surprise was manifest
last night when the results of the
second day of registration for the
primaries became known Through
out the different wards, where the
deputy registrars OF both parties were
In session, 500 democrats were en-
rolled and ESQ republicans. The gem
eral belief had been that there would
be majority Of republicans because
of the hard work the deputies had
been doing for some weeks in the va
rious wards. The democratic deputies
were not appointed until two weeks
ago and there was very little time for
any canvass. The previous Friday,
the first day of the registration, the
new voters were about evenly dlvld-
ed, Is being republicans and rs dem
ocrats.
Inquiry from the registrars In re-
gard to the holding of caucuses in
various cities throughout the state
before the second Friday of registra
ton, brought out the fact that CON
siderable surprise Is felt here. The
local registrars do not believe that
under the statutes caucuses could be
held before the second Friday of reg
istration, and that the delegates al.
ready elected might be disqualified
There is no belief, however, that the
caucuses held in other cities were helc
before hand in order that any partic.
ular faction might elect delegation
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BATTLESHIPS SAIL
AMID ENTHUSIASM
Parting Cheers of New Zeal
anders, Led by Prime Minis
ter, Greet Each Pass
ing Warship.
FLEET ANSWERS IN KIND
Farewell Messages Show Cordial Feel
Ing Created by Nisit-Sydncy,
Australia, the Next
Port.

Auckland, n, T., Saturday, Aug IS.
The American Atlantic fleet departed
at s:l5 o'clock this morning for sgd
ney. The weather was fine and large
crowds ashore and alloat. bade fare
well to the Americans. Excursion
craft. loaded to the rails. dotted the
harbor.
As anchors were hoistcd and the
flagship pointed her nose toward the
mouth Of the harhor, pandemonlum
reigned. The shore batteries belched
forth parting salutes which We're an
swered by the American ships and tho
whistles and sirens on the excursion
hotilla resounded across the harbor and
we're re-echoed by the distant hills The
American ships were kept busy dipping
their flags in answer to the salutations
Of the New Zealanders.
The fleet steamed In perfect align
ment out of the harhor and many OF
the excursion craft followed It far to
sea.
The sight when the ships left their
anchorage was magnificent one, the
flagship Connecticut turning and
steaming between the lines Of battle
ships which turned in order and fol-
lowed II to sea.
Sir Joseph Ward, the premier, and a
large number Of officials we're aboard
a government steamer, and as each
battleshlp passed Sir Joseph led the
rousing cheers for the Americans. The
Ibattleshlp Kentucky which was the
last of the line, responded Justify with
cheers for New Zealand and the bands
on both vessels played the British and
American national emblems. and 'Ault
Lang Syne."
Cordial farewell messages hetweer
Admiral Sperry commander Of the
American battleship fleet. and the New
Zealand authorities were exchanged
prior to the departure Sir Joseph
Ward, the premier. voicing the senti
ments Of the people of the Dominion
said:
Your all too short visit to New Zea.
| land unquestionably has drawn the peo,
pies OF the United States and this do
minlon closer together" The message
concludes with the following words IN
the Maori language; "Kia Ora Archa,
which means good luck and love"
Admiral sperry in reply. said the re-
ceptlon accorded the battleship fleet a
! Auckland had been hearty and corda
beyond his expectations and that Il
would unite in closer bonds the two
white races whose interests in the Pa
! cific were identical.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-08-15
HAD TO AMPU7A7E
Foot of Brooklyn Man Injured
in Auto Crash Removed
at Sanitarium.
DRIVER WAS HURT ALSO
Severe Muscle Strain Between Ribs
Suffered by Donlin--Autos to BE
Repaired Quickly.

At the private sanitarium OF DR..
Cheney yesterday afternoon Mr.. Me-
metz, the Brooklyn man who was in
iured in the automobile accident which
occurred in East Haven Thursday
night underwent an operation in wllc
one OF his feet was amputated. This
man was caught in the gearing when
thrown out Of the car and upon ex-
animation 1t was found that his foot
was too badly crushed to be saved
and an operation was determined upon.
Mr.. Niemetz sustained the operation
well and was reported to have rallied
from the immediate effects finely. III
innate recovery is expected though ur.
Cheney could not say last night as the
operation had peen too recent TO de-
termine.
The ownership of the car Is also be-
ing kept as a secret. II Is said that 1t
Is the property of a man who is spend
ing the summer at the Granite Bay
hotel and who is close friend of the
proprietor OF the hotel The car is a
racing car and It Is said thai 1t has
been used ir a number of races IT Is
a powerful six cylinder car. The car
was removed late YESTERDAY and taken
away in a trucking team to be repair
ed. II Is very badly damaged both
axles being broken and many of the
important parts 1t Is expected to have
the car in trim again in about two
weeks
It developed yesterday that the man
who was running the car, Franklin j.
Donlin, was badly injured in the acct
rent. AT first he thought he had two
ribs fractured but upon careful ex-
animation by Or. Holbrook of East
Haven yesterday it was found that this
was not the case. However, the doc
tor found that Donln was suffering
from very severe strain between the
RIBS and his injury is quite a bad one
The strain is a muscle strain and hard
to remedy