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Evening journal., 1908-04-03
And THE
CANDIDATES
Will Support Nominees Who
Are Friendly to Their
Cause

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, April S.-Organized
labor viii support the presidential can
didate who stands for measures friend
ly to the cause, without question of
that candidates political Affiliations.
So declares John Mitchell, former
president Of the United Mine Workers
Of America, who is now in the city,
and who has an appointment with the
President to-day.
In the choice of that candidate"
Mr. Mitchell said, the instructions Of
the American Federation of Labor will
be followed and likewise their instruc-
tions as to the exact part organized
labor shall play in the congressional
campaign"
Mitchell viii to-day see the Presi-
dent in reference to the commission Of
fered him to make a special investiga-
tion Of labor conditions in the canal
zone 1t is understood that owing to
the fact he has decided to publish a
keekly paper in indianapolis. he will
decline the appointment The new
publication win be devoted to the in
.terests of the coal operatives.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
WOULDN'T MARRY
GIRL IN CHURCH
WaCtaw MiCzCOwski Choose
Alternative Of Furnishing
$1,000 Bail

Rather than marry IN church. tho
girl who accused him Wactaw Micz-
cowski, young man. furnished $1,000
bail yesterday Afternoon and was re-
leased by the police to appear in the
City Court for a further hearing Just
when the case viii come up again Is
not known.
Miczcowski was arraigned in the
City Court yesterday and the case was
indefinitely postponed. Judge Cochran
fixing bail IN the sum of $1,000 After
court adjourned the defendant and
prosecuting witness. Miss Carmiela
MackowslSi, agred to marry and in that
way end the case. Magistrate Robin
son was called upon to furnish the
marriage license and just when every
thing looked rosy. a hitch occurred m
the proceedings, as a result of which
there was no ceremony.
The girl wanted to be married in
church but to this arrangement Micz
sowsh demurred He said he would
marry the girl in Magistrate Robert
sons Office but would not take her into
church. Both held out and in conse
quence, there was no wedding. Short
ly afterward, the young man furnished
security and was released from cus.
tody.
Later in the afternoon, the girl and
Miczcowski appeared at the police sta
tion together and the girl wished tc
withdraw the charge, agreeing to pay
all the costs I'm the case. II was toe
late, however. to do this, as the younp
man had already bene held for tie
Court of General Sessions and the cou-
pie left.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
REVENUE BOARD
HEARS REPORTS
Deputy Clerk Of the Peace
Tells Of Manufacturers and
Merchants License

At the Street and Sewer department
offices this morning there was a meet
ing Of the State Board Of Revenue and
Taxation.
In order to ascertain accurately the
taxes paid by merchants and manu-
facturers. George Janvier. deputy clerk
of the peace. was requested 10 be pres
ent and from his statistics to state the
sums paid in proportion to the amount
of their investments and the business
transacted by them yearly
Mr.. Janview went into an exhaus-
tive explanation Of the amount of taxes
paid by certain classes Of business men
during which he stated-in reply to Mr..
Sparks-Nat in many instances per-
sons who applied for licenses did, in
his belief underestimate the amount Of
busiess done by them yearly for the
purpose of avoiding the payment Of
taxes. 1t was brought cut that there
is no law whereby a merchant or manu-
facturer could be compelled TO produce
his books and accounts at the request
of the revenue collector in order that
the collector could make fair esh-
mate of the business done by a merch-
ant so that an equitabls taxation might
be levied.
In a statement Mr.. Janvier said that
in 1896 800 manufacturing licenses were
granted for which the county received
S12,l25.S7; in 1897. 277 licenses were is
sued for which si2.s9O.46 was paid; In
1898 there were issued sos licenses for
which S15,137 was paid; in 1900 there
We're 342 licenses ISSUED. for which was
erceived S19,576; in 1901-the year in
which the new law went into effect
there We're s25 licenses issued, amount
ing to S9,S16.40. The concensus of opin-
ion seemed to be that the old law was
the best TO operate under and recon-
mendation along this line may be made
at the next meeting Of the Legislature
1t was brought out that there were
many women in the city who applied
for a mercantile license and who under
the statute were required to pay no
tax provided that their business did not
exceed over $1,000 a wear in buying. 1t
was said that this was taken advant-
age of in many instances by merch-
ants who turned their business over
to their wives in order to escape tax
alton.
Il was also brought out that many
prospective manufacturers were driven
away from the CITY by the taxes levied
upon them for real estate and personal
property.
The board adjourned at / o'clock
until this afternoon.
See Fines Ad on Page So
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
DECLINES
ROOSEVELTS OFFER

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON, April S.-John
Mitchell. ex-president of the United
Mine Workers of America, called at
the White House to-day TO thank the
PreslSent for the offer he had recently
made 70 him Of the position Of special
Investigator of labor conditions on the
Panama canal, and to decline the
place. He was accompanied by Sec
retary Easley. Of the Civic Federation.
Il cannot undertake the work the
President offered me-" said Mr. Mitch
ell. ION account Of my health. have
no particular plans at present, and will
make my chief work for the rext few
months the effort TO regain my health"
Evening journal., 1908-04-03

Want to know how to stop it?
OF course you debut you don't
want to take anything that will
injure you, or cause distress after
wards. DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
Pills relieve quickly; no bad
after-effects; no nausea. Just a
'pleasurable sense of relief. 1t
won't cost you much to try them.
Every druggist sells them.
'T recommend Dr. Miles Anti-Pain pills
to sufferers Of headache. They are the
only thing / have ever found that would
bring relief without affecting my heart "
Ed FADER, Lakeheld, MINI.
II they fail TO help. your druggist will
refund the money on frst package.
25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold In bulk.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
Odd Fellows officers Installed.

Deputy Grand Master Mellviue Wells,
installed the officers OF Asylum Lodge,
No. %. /. o. O. f., on Thursday evening"
April 2. as follows: Noble grand, e. %.
Coffin; vlce-grand. Victor Ohman; secre-
tary. J. NJ. Campbell: r. S. N. c., l. j.
Collins: L. S. n. c.. NJ T. Divine. r. 5.
V. G.. ]. A. Mccracken: l.. s. v. G., E.
]. weich; conductor, L. c. Henvis war
den. George II. Smith; o. G.. j. B. Lloyd;
l. G., NJ Podolsky r. S s, George
Bradford; L. s. s. John Blake; Chaplain,
John Maxwell.
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Mr.. sonnor cets sto,U-

james ]. Bonner, having agreed to
pay $50 rather than S16, for the 5000
shares OF Colonial Copper stock pur-
chased by him several weeks ago at
the sale Of the personal effects of the
defunct firm Of II. l. Evans & Co..
Arthur W. Spruance. referee in bank
.ruptcy to-day confirmed the sale Of the
stock to MT. Bonner.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
BRAKEMAN WAS
BADLY HURT

Charles A. Imnler, aged "a years, Of
No. 974 West Lombard street, Balti-
more a brakeman in the employ OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
was caught between two cars on that
road in this city early this morning
and badly hurt. He was taken to tine
Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix am
bulance.
At the hospital to-day Il was said
that the injured man was resting easy.
He sustained a badly crushed foot and
other injuries. Whether the injured
foot must be amputated is not yet
known.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
Reieet Isnnv RuIIdIna Rlds.

The owners deeming the bids excess
iected all bids for the three story
building to be erected for A. and 1,
Jenney at No. S34 Market street TO re-
place the dwelling now there. Bids viii
be received again tomorrow. The fol-
lowing were the bidders yesterday:
The A. S. Reed & Bro. Co, S14,800;
Charles e. Anderson & Son, S14,999;
John Z. Healey, s15,106.03; Alfred
Downward, S15.154; William d. Had
dock & Co, Sf5.735; Pierce & Co.,
S15.S7S; Joseph Schunder S15,96S.
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
REV. DR.. WASHBURN
AT ST. ANDREWS

The Rev. Louis c. washburn, D. d.,
.of Philadelphia, preached at the noon
day service in ST., Andrews Episcopal
Church, Eighth and Shipley streets, to-
day. The awfulness Of sin and the
duty of men to realize its power from
impulses Of self-interest and philan-
thropy If not from Christianity was
.enjoined by Or. Washburn. 1--WE should
view IL as We do a contagious disease.
making each one OF US a breathing spot
for the energies of deadly lniquities.
undermining the superstructure OF our
whole civilization. The Divine Saviour
saw this, so much that He Himself
came down to deal with This tremen-
dous force" he said.
Come in to the auction sale at Hoff-
mans for stoves
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Surprise Party.

A surprise party was given Alexander
Tolmie, it being his ffty-sixth birthday,
yesterday. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Dillon, Mr. Jeandell and family, Mrs
Brogan, Mrs Goldstein Mrs Carroll. Mr.
Fenburg. James White Miss Hardcastie
Russell Dodd, Miss Doolittle croth. of
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Tolmie. A pleasant evening was spent
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
Union Quarterly Conf

Union Quarterly Conference Held.
The quorterly con ference Of Unioa NJ r.
Church was held last night Reports we've
made and routine business transacted.
Coming so early IN the church year, moth
ing Of Importance took place
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Moreover,
EvERY WEEK

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Holly Oak Association Mestina

The monthly meeting OF the Holly
Oak Public Service Association win be
held at the residence OF ]. Frank
Colby, Holly Oak. on Monday evening
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LEGAL NOTICES


COURT OF cliANCERY.
Receivers sale OF Personal Property
OF the DELAWARE GENERAL ELEC-
TRIO RAILWAY COMPANY. to be sold
by order of the Chancellor.
BY Nirtuelof an ordor of the Chancellor
OF the STATE OF Delaware made at tho
adjourned March term. A. D., 1908. of the
Court Of Chancery In and for Kent coun-
~ on the 21th day Of March / viii ex-
pose to Public Sale or Auction. on
THURSDAY. APRIL p. 1903.
az i.30 O'Clock p. m, at the front door OF
the County Building. IA the Town OF Dos
YER County and State aforesaid. the fcl-
lowing described personal property. 10
wit.
A lot Of steel Railway Iron. new. about
90 tons
A lot Of Ootagon line Poles. about iCo-
lot nf Enlices
BY order Of the Court OF Chancery.
Attest; JAMES TOWNSEND. Register
Dover, Del, March "a. 1908
Terms 0f Sale-Cash
STEPHEN SLAUGHTER.
receiver OF the Delaware General Elec-
uic Railway Company
Richard r. kenney. Solicitor
Evening journal., 1908-04-03

INVEST your time-it Is
better than to merely SPEND
II. A little Of il INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead to
dividends for life.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
TRANSPORTATION
BUSH LINE

'efrreight received for all points. given
" hsonal attention. and forwarded prompt
3 at lowest rates and by best routes.
del bats leave both Wilmington and Phila-
cellphia at 800 p. m. daily. Sunday ex-
lbted.
su'hrough rates and bills Of lading is
ID.
TYGEoRGE W. BUSH s. SONS Co,
\ Pier s. North Wharves. Philadelphia.
French Street Wharf Wilmington
WILSON LINE to PF1ILA.
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT.
feoA. NJ. and J. 80 p. NJ. Daily and ennoa3.-
Leave Chestnut St. wharf PHILADELPHIA
ll.sCA. NJ and l5 p. NJ, Daily and sunday p
EEST SERVICE AT LOWEST RATES
AP EXCURSION TICKET OE(
ESC GOOD FOR 80 DAYS ACN
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.


WANTED FOR THE u. s. MARINE
w Corps; men between ages 81 and a1.
An opportunity to see the world. For tull
information apply In person or by letter
PoHtofhoe Building. Wilmington, Del
m8-2it
WANTED FOR u. s. ARMY ABLE
w bodied unmarried men, between ayes
or rs and 80. citizens OF United States or
good character and temperate habits who
can speak, read and write English Men
wanted now for service In Cuba ana the
Philippines For information apply %
Recruiting O0iccr, i05 N. 18th 81. la6 N.
Sth So, 1854 Columbia Ave. Philadelphia,
pa. No n. 81 ST., Camden n. y Cor.
Broad and Front SITS. Trenton, n. j Cor.
fth and Market sts.. Wilmington, Del 6l9
Penn ST.. Reading. Pa; Mountain. CITY
Bldg. pottsvlllo. Pa. 1l-bm
Evening journal., 1908-04-03

FOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGE
New corner store property 9Th ana
Clayton. rooms, bath. laundry. com
hinauon fixtures; fine location for doctor.
druggist or anyone wishing a good busi-
ness location; easy terms: make us an
offer. Apply JOHN r. HALLOREN, Hotel
Barnum, 9TH and Orange SITS. p. FAHEY.
1919 West 9TH St., city m2f-tf
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OFFICES FOR RENT
FoR RENE

Offices In Ford Building, either IN suits
or singly; also desk room for a few AZ
Eirable personsi furnished II desired in
cluding heat, light and ianitor service
Apply for terms Room 40s Ford Bldg
ii0-eod-tf
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
For SALE
For SALE

Partial Iist-can for Particulars.
1901 West street.
1928 West street.
1915 ShancrOss avenue.
l03-i05 W. Twenty-nfth street.
No. . East Twenty-thlrd street
1915 Poplar street
800 East Twenty-fourth street
2i0 Pine street
New houses on easy payments.
Country residences and farms
O. q. GOODHN,
hoth Phones. $50 Market st.
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EOR REM

TfNFIN INI-ILN
ao8 Van Buren street, 10 rooms
7Oi Monroe street, rooms
go jefferson street, rooms.
1920 Tatnall street, rooms.
1921 and 1897 West Fourth street. roonfs.
9oS and 9i2 Brown street, rooms
1919 Linden street 6 rooms.
3i0i Monroe street rooms
Three flats centrally located
Stores 7o5 Market and 2i3 West Ninth st.
2 houses and blacksmith shop Taileyville.
o. G. GooDEN. $50 Market ST.
Both phones.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

LEWIS CHAIR CO., 6O6 Orange 81
ID. and A. Phone 24i6A. Manufacturers
ot Lewis Rockers. Secondhand fur
niture, pictures, hooks, old china. etc.
sold here cheaper than anywhere
Buyers Of furniture at fun value TO
any amount.
Evening journal., 1908-04-03
STORAGE
PUBLIC SALES.

ID UBLrC AUCTION sALE-THE SALE
Of furniture. parlor suites stoves car-
pets and clothing at Honmans Third
and Shipley streets, on Tuesday, Friday
and Saturday evenings at 80 and We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoons az $50,
W. S. HOFFMAN co.
W. A. Hukill. Auct m3i-f
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REALTY
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

NEIL LAaS - = TIN hL<At l.
FOR RENT
529 CLAYTON St., r. & b.. porch. $500
ops Vandever Ave, r.. q B., porch. II 90
$40 j.. Fourth ST. r.. q B......... 2000
4o3 Taylor St., rooms ............ 100
5O2 New Castle Ave. rooms ........ i10O
oli Orange ST. new apartments,
rooms and bath ................ .... $500
Apply
WILMINGTON TRUST Co.
Tenth and Market Sts.
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See Fines Ad on Page So
Evening journal., 1908-04-03

Come in to the auction sale at Hoff-
mans for stoves
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ROARnERs WANrEn

ID OARDERs WANTED AT 2i8 WEST
ID ST. All home comforts. Sto0 per week.
m25-lm
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
QUIET ELECTION IN CUBA.
MasOOn Tells President 1t VIII Be
Peaceful at Polls.

Oyster Bay. Aug 25.-Gov. Charles E
NagOon. provisional head Of the govern
nent OF Cuba, was guest Of President
Roosevelt here to-day. He spent the
greater part OF the day conferring with
the President on affairs in Cuba. Among
other things the date for the next Presi-
Dental election on the island was def
uftely decided upon. and November Il was
named as the day and the inauguration
was set for January 2s. 1893.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
Arrested in Mems Clo,b..

New York. Aug policeman Winters
arrested Gertrude Williams. a chamber
maid from Buffalo, in Union Square Park
to-day on charge OF masquerading in
mems clothing The policeman's atten-
ton was called TO the young woman by
loCnSers IN the park, who told him their
suspicion that the neat-looldng boy sitting
on q park seat was in reality q girl
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26

Columbia, s c.. aug. 5.-Not fewer
than forty lives are lost and property
worth several millions has been DESTROYED
By food conditions unparalleled since Az
gust $50 In both the CaroIinas heavy
rains have fallen continuously for forty
eight hours or ground already water
soaked, and Il is stiu raining On all
streams the danger line had been reached
by O'Clock this morning. At Camden
nineteen persons lost their lives. They
were on a toll bridge, watching the Hood.
when the structure gave way. Their
bodies are stiu in the water. STAGES
three 10 i've feet higher are expected on
principal streams.
The big cotton mills along PacoIet
River. near Sra-ran5urg. where 1e7 were
drowned and two mills washed away in
1913. are in great danger Il IS re1o-tsd
though uncon6rmed. thar the PacoIet
Ain, No L has been destroyed.
Water Surrounds Mil.
The Camperdown 1Iu. AZ G-eonsvlus.
stands N water i've feet deep. and nay
so any minute
Serious washours are reported on all
railroads u0r1h Of. Columbia The SEA
board AIR Line has lost q big bridge
across The Savannah and another over
The Broad Twenty-Five separate wash
outs are reported On the Southern Rail
way
Al towns IN upper Carolina which are
dependent for light and trolley. servics. on
electric power are IN The dark to-asesr-
Hundreds Of cattle have been listed By
the river stockmen and practically every
acre OF bottom land. the richest in The
state. IS under water
IEterferes with Election.
The freshec has seriously inte-fe-=s
with primary elections in progress
throughout the State to-day. Farmers
could not get 20 The polling places. and
returns cannot be collected. owing 10 /
interruption of the railroad. telegraph. /
AID telephone service. which also renders I
IL difficult 10 get details OF the food /
damage
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
NAME SHATTERED
BY CRUEL STORY
HainS Witness to Make ThaW
Scandal a Bagatelle.
ANNIS SEVERELY SCORED
Dragged of EscapadeS and SIur-
red Army Officers Wives.

Attorneys for Defense say Member
of United States Supreme Court
Bar VIII Make Startling ReveIn-
tions Before the Grand Jury, Tell
ing OF Anafs- Carrying Automatic
Revolver and Looking for His Man.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia
and Maryland - Rain to-day
warmer and generally lair To-
morrow; fresh northeast & east
winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
FIRES AT HIS PURSUERs.
Berkeley Farmers Capture Man
Charged with Horse Theft.

AEH1erH AlpTuEe Man
Charged with Horse Theft.
Special to The Washington Herald
Martinsburg. W. Va. aug. 25.-After a
desperate running battle. in which scores
OF shots were fired, William Rice and
George Wedemyer. prominent young
farmers Of Berkeley County. captured
sampel Brakebin, Of HaserstoEn. Nd.
who entered the barn OF Wedemyer and
took a valuable horse early, this morning
After stealing the horse BrakebiH made
for the mountains As soon as the theft
was discovered the farmers started on
fast horses in pursuit. The fugitive kent
up the fire until his ammunition was ex-
hausted and his horse fell. throwing hin,
heavily 20 the ground He was overpovv-
cred after struggle and taken before a
AIartinsburg justice Of the peace. who
held him for the grand jury.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
Earl jailed for Beating Affinity.
WITNESS to Denounce Mrs Hams.
1-Forty Dead in Southern Flood
l-kern Notified Of Nomination.
An Bey Escapes Arrest
S-A- O. Brown & Co. Go to Wall
S-Taft Wanted in Illinois.
Eight Killed by Wall in Chelsea.
s-Rain Mars Montgomery Fair.
Commits Suicide.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
WORST SINCE 1870
Rains Continue as Rivers Leave
Shores and Banks.
PROPERTY LOSS ENORMOUS

Cotton Mills Destroyed, Railroad
Bridges Go Down, Wires Are Dis
abled, and Hundreds Of Cattle
Are Lost, While Vast Farm Area
Is Inundated, and the Unceasing
Deluge Stops Traffic n Many
Towns, Interfering with the Phi
mary Election in South Carolina.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
WHITE MAN SHOT
DOWN IN SALOON
Mystery in WOunding Of
Charles S. Robbins.
DYING IN A HOSPITAL
WOuld-be Assassin Makes His
Escape in the Crowd.

Police Make Wholesale Arrests, but
Fail in Attempt to Ascertain Who
Fired the Shdt-BuIIet Enters Vic
TINS Head just Below Right Eye.
Fight Preceded the shooJinE-Num-
Der of Theories Advanced.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
BULLET HITS SISTER.
Young Man Who Fired at Father
FIees to Mountains.
sDeeal to ne washington Herald

SPECIAL 20 Ths Washington Herald
Wheeling. W. Va, Aug. 25.-In a heated
argument with his father. Lee Black to
day attempted TO shoot the parent at the
dinner table, and his sister. Monie Black.
aged eighteen. who tatereferred. was
shot and mortaIly wounded The shoot
Ing occurred at the Black home. at New
England. a village near Parkers5urg-
Young Black, heavily armed. escaped %
the hills and a posse Of citizens and on
GERS are on his trail tonight The young
lady was taken 10 St. JOseph-s Hospital.
but cannot recover.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
NO PLAGUE IN TRINIDAD.
American Horse Racing May Vow
Be Established in Jamaica

Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. E-Advices
from Trinidad state that that island is
now free from plague.
Reports published IN some OF the New
York papers 10 the effect that Jamaicans
are opposed TO the establishment Of horse
racing here by Americans, are incorrect
The innovation would be welcomed
The fruit steamship Joseph d. Ciorgfo.
which trades between Baltimore and Port
Antonio. has broken down at the latter
port and VIII be towed north for repai-s
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
BRYAN SHARES
KERN'5 HOMAGE
Occupies Spot Light on Noti-.
fcatiOn Platform.
SPEAKERS ROAST G. O.P.
Blame Republicans for the Ex-
istence Of Trusts.

Bells Notification Address Brief.
Vice Presidential Candfdate,s Re-
ply Is SnaDDy, ana When Ne
brnskan Arises the Indianapolis
Crowds Cheer and Hush 10 Catch
His Words Of Promise and Warning,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
WANTS DUCHESS IN COURT.
oxford Chemist Asks Inquiry After
Judgment.

Dublin. Aug 15--The case Of ?. 4
Rogers against the Duchess Of NIanches-
ter, formerly Helen A. Zimmerman. came
up to-day before the master OF the rolls.
Plaintiffs counsel moved for an order to
compel the defendant TO attend for ex-
animation in regard TO her means
Rogers is a chemist OF oxford street.
London. He obtained a Judgment against
the duchess for e55. chiefly for toilet
and nursery requisites The sheriff OF
County Galway. where one OF the Duke
Of Manchester's seats IS situated To whom
the judgment decree was intrusted for
execution made a return OF nuIla bona
The master OF the rolls refused the ap-
plicatiOn
The Washington herald., 1908-08-26
MEHMED ALI BEY
ESCAPES ARREST
His Country Misses $1,000
from Legation.
HAS FORTUNE WITH HIN
Consular Official Says Bills in
Washington Are Unpaid.

Believes Criminal Charges Have
Been Made, and Former Turkish
Minister VIII Be Arrested in Lon
don as Fugitive-SIundji Bey Con-
firms Report that Legation safe
Was Found Empty by Him.