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Friday, November 5. 1909
WArsoN sEEs VISIONS.

IT HE Hon Thomas F., Watson, of Georgia,
4 noted as the writer of good history ana
a radical, has broken out in sensational manner
He calls upon the people of Georgia to resist the
removal Of prisoner from the jurisdiction Of
the Georgia state courts to the United States
Courts IIe would resort to force of arms and
would be in no fear Of Federal troops. Men like
Mr. Watson have talked before The cracker
philosopher sees an army Of four hundred thou
sand Socialists ready 10 take up arms, thirsting
for an opportunity TO come into collision with the
Federal troops
Mr. Watson must have been having strange
dreams for a man who lives in a prohibition
country There is no evidence that the Social
lists, Of whom there are many, are thirsting for
blood. They seem to be very quiet at present,
and a propaganda of force is not part of their
creed in this country At present their campaign
is one OF talk, OF education, as it is called
Tn fact they arc very peaceful. Out at Arden
~they are enjoying the beauties OF country life
next to nature. They are engaged IN all manner
of mild pursuits, with lamentations over the pres
ent industrial system as their diversion And
the same may be said of the Socialists elsewhere
in these United States We believe there is no
unrest greater than the ordinary among them.
There are no surface indications anywhere that
the apostles of unrest are unduly stirred In
most places, il we may Judge by the recent cleo
ton returns the tendency has been towards The
reactiOnaries
Evening journal., 1909-11-05

Probably there will be shaking up of the
Republican organization in New York City In
the heavy Republican districts, Caynor greatly
reduced the Republican majorities and this was
a stinging rebuSe to the leaders who brought
Hearst into the fight.
Evening journal., 1909-11-05

One surprising result of the Pennsylvania cleo
ton was that Mr.. Won MoschzisSer for Supreme
Court Judge. carried the State excluding Phila-
delphia, by only 17o majority The Philadelphia
jurist ran 10000 votes behind the remainder of
the Republican ticket
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the eyes, and who
through the day notice
a weariness after stand
in a few moments, are
suffering from some
arrangement Of the
kidneys. If you are
one Of these persons
you should check the
trouble.
Kidney disease comes
on gradually and It has
many complications. in
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has taken the leadership Of the buz-
yards, while the colorsd population re-
CARDS the bird as an i'll omen.
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Gang in control of the machinery of the courts,
we do not expect that the prisons will be crowd
ed with persons convicted by Mr.. Rotan
Evening journal., 1909-11-05
Asparagus For
Weak Kidneys
Simple Remedy Made From This
Common Vegetable Produces Re-
markable Results.

Persons who get up in the morn
ing tired and suf. with a dull pain
Evening journal., 1909-11-05

News from Africa is to the effect that Colonel
Roosevelt has been so strenuous that he has tired
out all the other members OF his party and they
are begging for rest They were marched to eX-
hauston They must have the sympathy OF the
revolving chair army officers who were ridden TO
exhaustion by the direction of Colonel Roosevelt
when President. But, perhaps the ex-President
heard that a maefactor was concealed some
where in the Jungle, and the strenuous march
was made in order to capture him
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OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENTS.

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American Ad-
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} Ad~erHsers tNsw Yort city) has ~ 81 ths country
sxamrsd ard certified TO the circulation Assoeaton
o. ths publication. Only the figures o. enaoses s,it
circulacion contained ts fcpcrt ~ az examipaton
guar sntssd hg Association At any moment.
Yin be submit
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chicaeo omes. 81 Boyce Buildins.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
KILLS WIFE FOR A BURGLAR
Husband, Aroused from Sleep, Sends
Bullets Into Her Body.
Woman Clasps Darling, TOu Have
shot Me- md Dies
Immediately.

Indianapolis. Ind. May 27-George ".
Thompson shot and instantly killed his
wife last midnight. mistaking her for a
burglar
Mrs. Thompson had remained in a lower
room Of their home eating. until that
hour. and her husband had retired earlier
in the evening. When she went up stairs
the house was dark. and she lighted q
match in the hail and was making her
way 20 the bedroom when her husband
was partially aroused from sleep. II q
confused sort OF way ne saw the form
approaching the bed with the glare OF
the match Pickering in the breeze that
came in from an open window. Grab
bing his revolver. that lay cnder his pill
low, he frel Two shots Both entered
the wife's body near the heart. and with
the exclamation: Darling. you have
shot me" she sank TO the floor
Realizing what ne had done Thompson
jumped from the bad and caught his
wife in his arms. but life was extinct.
He then ran from the house in his night
clothes and alarmed the neighbors. The
police took the husband 70 the police
station for the night The coroner had
short investigation to-day and com
pletely exOnerated him.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
PRISONERS HAY Be BANDITS
Three Men Arrested Suspected Of
Union Pacific Robbery.
Have Masks and Automatic RevoI
vers Similar to Those Used
By the HOId-ups.

South Omaha Nebr-. Nay E.-Police
tonight arrested D. V. Woods. Of Min
nespolis; James Gordon, OF Denver. and
Fred T0rtenson, OF South Dakota, on sus-
picion Of being implicated in the Union
Pacific hOld-up.
Early in the evening boys playing in a
secluded portion Of Browns Park found
three Colts automatic guns. three hats.
and three masks The ind was reported
10 he police. and detectives were placed
in hiding near by.
At L O'Clock tonight the three men now
under arrest appeared and we're nabbed
by the poiice- They tell conflicting stories
OF their reasons for being at the place at
such an hour, and the police believed the
men are the train robbers
Tne train robbers were armed with at
tomatoes and wore masks similar 10 those
found The suspects answer the descrip-
ton OF the hOld-ups.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
BLOWS EXCHANGED
AT The CAPITOL
Senator Bailey and COrre-
SpOndent in a Clash.
INFAMOUS LIAR" SAYS TEXAN
Referred 70 Article and Writer on
Floor of Senate in Bitter speech.
Umbrella Smashed, Fists in Mo-
tiOn, and Little Drops Of Crimson
Feature as Exhibits of Encounter.

Senator Joseph ". Bailey. OF Texas.
and ". Sinkler Manning. member Of the
Washington stan OF the New York Times.
exchanged blows in corridor OF the
Senate end Of the Capitol Just after the
Senate adjourned yesterday. There were
two encounters between them, in which
Mr. MaanIngs umbrella was damaged.
Neither comhatant suffered serious or
painful injury.
The clash between Senator Bailey and
Nr. Manning was indirectly the outcome
Of an article on the tariff situation which
appeared under q Washington date line
in the New York Times Of last Sunday.
IN that article it was said Senator Al
drich. the Republican leader IN the tariff
debate, had number Of followers among
the Democrats who may faithfully be
set down under the classification Of
Aldrich men. and that they are
headed By that distinguished son OF Texas.
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Senator Bailey was accused OF having
taken a position in one fight OF another
tsiat leQ prayed directly into AlQrfch'S
hands" and it vas SAID that his action
on the income tax amendments now pend
ing Is the latest demonstration OF his
willingness to help his Rhode Island
leader out Of a difficult situation"
Made n Bitter Speech.
IN the Senate yesterday Mr.. Bailey
read that part OF the article which re-
ferred 10 himself, and in the course OF q
bitter speech said the accusation was an
lie, and its author an Infamous
liar.
He acquitted any Republican Senator OF
having instigated the article. and de-
claTed no Republican Senator would as
sociate with such a person as the man
who wrote T. Mr.. Bailey is a master
hand at invective. and he went the limi,
In his remarks
Mr.. Manning, who had listened TO Mr..
Bailey from the press gallery, met Mr..
Bailey as the latter was coming out OF
Continued on Page 10, Column 2.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
DANvILLE NAN ENDS HIS LIFE.
Selects Doorsteps OF House in Which
HIS Wife Committed Suicide.

Baltimore. Mey q - Richard Gibney
came all the way from DanviIle, Va. TO
blow his brains out on the front steps OF
the house in which his wife. Ella Gisney.
had hanged herself in January last Two
notes were found on the body. enc TO
John H. Stevens. a scribe OF the Sharon
Encampment Of Odd Fellows. asking that
he be buried next 10 his wife. at Dan
vile, and another. 10 the Green Mount
Cemetery officials, with the same request
For several years Mr.. and Mrs. Gib-
ney conducted a sewing machine estab-
lishment and on March 2, 1907. the
couple were found unconscious frcm gas
poisoning They claimed that It was an
accident, though many thought that the
approach OF poverty had caused them TO
make a suicide pact me loss OF money
preyed on Mrs. Cibney's mind. and she
hanged herself
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
WOULD OVERCOME GRAVITY.
Company Formed 10 Create lift
waves by Vibration of Bells.


waves by Vibration of Bells.
Detroit, Mich. Nay Z7-Dr. OrviIle ".
Owen. scientist. investigator. and formu-
lator Of the Baconian cipher key 20
shakespeare's plays. and F ". Hennin-
ger. football star and present treasurer
and manager Of the Shett steel Stamping
Company. are the chief stockholders in
the Standard Aviator Company. incor-
porated yesterday.
The company proposes TO raise the
money and build al eirsAip to be equip
ped with a set OF bells with which 10 pro-
duoe the vibrations that. according TO Dr..
Owens theories. create the force that
overcomes gravity and lifts weight from
the ground
we have been experimenting for two
years said DR.. Owen. and We have a
set Of seven bells in the Shett Steel
Stamping Company's ships from which
we have secured vibrations sufficient to
lift a mass Of steel OF twenty-five tons
weight from the ground.
we propose now, ie we can raise the
money. to build a double-deek sirship
about eighty feet long ard forty feet
wide. to be equipped with bells Tor lifting
and machinery for propelHag.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
SHIP ONLY VISITING"
Captain of the Princes Alice Hopes
TO Get Started Again Soon.

Captain of the Princess Alice Hopes
TO Get Started Again Soon.
New York, Nay Z.-The North German
Lloyd steamship Princess Alice. which
left her pier at % O'Clock Thursday morn
Ing. Bremen-bound. with the mails and
go passengers aboard. started 10 climb
into the Fort Wadsworth reversat.on an
hour later She stopped with her nose
within FIVE feet Of the sea wall about old
Fort Tompkins. at the extreme southern
part OF the NaTrows gateway
The Princes Alice was still visiting at
the Wadsworth reservation az midnight
her PROV resting on the rocks and enough
water under her waist 10 float a Dread
nOught
Nothing wrong with his ship. says Capt
Grosch- Not a plate sprung Or blot
started No danger, either. simply q mat
ter OF tightening some cargo and getting
OF at the next high water.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
TURKEY OPENS DOORS TOJEHS
Urges the Russians and Roumanian
Residents to Emigrate.
VIII Abolish All Restrictions and
Confer Full Citizenship on
Arrival in Country.

New York. May 27.-The Jewish Morn
ing Journal to-day received the following
cable from its ConstantiRople correspond
ent.
Ahmed Ria president Of the Turkish
Parliament, visited to-day the Hahan
Bashi. the spiritual head OF the Jews in
Turkey, and on behalf Of the Turkish
government extended an invitation 10 the
Jews Of Russia and Roumania 20 emf
crate 10 Turkey.
As proof that Turkey was making the
invitation in good faith, Ahmed Ria in
formed the Haham Bashi that the govern
ment viii abolish all restrictions against
Jewish immigration. and. what is stu
more significant. viii confer full citizen
ship upon Jewish Immigrants Immediately
upon arriving IN this country"
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
ACCUSED GAMBLERS ARRESTED.
Men VIII Be Taken to Richmond TO
stand Trial.

Richmond. Va, Nay z---Frank Grim
adj. OF New York. and Joe Canapa. Of
this city. the last OF those charged with
gambling at the recent race meet held at
the fair grounds. viii be brought here TO-
morrow for trial They eluded the city
and county officers at the time the al
ieged gambling house under the grand
stand was pulled by Henrico County
authorities and made their escape 10
Baltimore, where they were arrested TO-
day
The men are willing 70 return and take
their medicine without extradition papers.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
NEW SCHEME TO AGE WHISKY.
Insides of Barrels Charred-Gives
Liquor Rich Color.


Baltimore. Nd May Especial Cauger
Harry V. Biting disclosed to-day at the
hearing before Commissioner Bond how
whisky may be given the appearance and
taste Of age when he testified against the
Carroll Springs DistilRng COMPANY
whose plant the government seized a
month ago.
He found. he said, barrels stamped %
indicate that whisky had not been in
them for any length Of time, whereas the
whisky on examination had the appear
ance Of whisky FIVE or six years old. He
said that he found the insides Of the
barrels heavily charred.
This is q little scheme that "ages~
whisky. The coopers who supply the
barrels burn them until the entire in
terror is charged as deeply as the slaves
viii stand Then the whisky is put into
them. and in short time is rendered
dark and rich looking by the action Of
tde charcoal.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
INDIANA VETS WIN.
Local Option Advocates Get Hardest
Blow of Campaign.

Indianapolis. May ZI-The worst defeat
that local option has sustained in The
prouacted campaign that has been
carried on in this State was witnessed
to-day IN Laporte County. where the
vets were victors by a majority that
will reach. If it does not exceed. 2.o0o The
"drys' carried few Of the out town
ships, but the majority were not pro-
nounced-
Floyd County also voted to-day. and
there too. the "drys" lost by a heavy
vote. the vets carrying the county By
nearly 800 majority.
The City Of New Albany went "wet''
by a majority ef 1637.
The county OF Harrison cast ifs ma
1ority for the Nrys The vote was light
and but little interest was manifested.
The dry majority is about 300
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
JULIA WARD HOWE At 80.
CONGRATULATIONS shower Author of
Battle Hymn Of the Republic.

Boston. Nay z7.-Nlrs- Julia Ward Howe.
known the world over as the author OF
The Battle Hymn of the Republic" ="
ceIebrated her ninetieJh birthday to-day
at her home n Beacon street. Mrs.
Howe's four children. Mrs Msude Howe
Elliott. Mrs. Laura z. Richards. Mrs. D.
p. Han, ard Prof Il n Howe, OF Co
lumbia University, assisted their mother
n receiving a few CT her closest friends.
This reception was the only event OF the
day that In the least partOok OF fo--
maiity
Mrs. Howe got msnv telegra11s and LET
tiers OF Congvatuiati0n. not a few Of them
from abroad. while the house was nearly
dlled with flowers sent by friends vho
remembered the day.
Despite her age. Mrs. Howe remains IL
possession Of az her faculties, only her
weakness betraying her advanced
years.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
FIREWORKS EXPLODE.

Rome, May 27-yVhiIe a fire.
works display was going on at
sOrso. a sky bomb burst prema-
tCrely on the ground.
The heads of two spectators
were blown OF and forty persons
we're injured Some Of ske latter
had to undergo operations.
The pyrotecEnist's wife was
fatally injured. He was arrested.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
INDICTS HASKELL
FOR LAND FRAUDS
Grand Jury Returns New
Charges Against Him.
HE ASSAILs THE ACCUSATION
Declares Four Government Attor-
neys and Army OF Secret Service
ited the Testimony TO What suited
Them-Satished Of VIndIcation.

Tulsa. Okla, May Z.-Iud.ctments
against Gov Charles y. Haskell and E
3 Sewers. ". r Eaton. a l. English.
" T Hutchins. and c. 3. Turner. PROM
I inent MUskogee business men. on the
charge CT conspiracy 10 dsfraud the gov
eminent in the scheduling OF town lots
II Muskogee. eight years sgo. wsrs re-
turned by the third special Federal jury
tonight
Jesse HIH. the only other man under
investigation and who was indicted at
Muskogee. in January. was found not
guilty. Bond was fixed az $500 each.
Gov. Haskell is the only one OF the
men under investigation in the city. He
was not in the court room when the
grand jury reported.
Haskell Issues Statement.
Gov. Haskell issued the following state
ment tonight:
As q result Of four government attoT-
neys and al army Of Secret Service men
surrounding the grand jury and limiting
the testimony to just what suited them.
indictments have been secured again.
the whole facts are made known in the
open that the government at Washington
VIII not approve OF these cases, which
practically al the people Of this locality
know have no merit and that there has
been no violation OF law in any psrticu-
lar.
The later disclosures in this case viii
sneak fo- f-,sr-,eaTv-es 81 e---- -,l~t-l,-
the origin and intent connected with
them
Needs Funds TO Fight.
The only embarrassment 20 ne in the
trial CT this case is that many witnesses
must be brought from great distances.
And much other expense which unfortu-
nately have lot the means TO bear, but
numerous friends in Oklahoma, including
many Republicans. have generously
shared the expense Up 10 date. a kind
ness that I have since really appreci-
sted and only regret the expense OF fu-
ture proceedings on that account
Gov. Haskell viii gives bond before
United States Commissioner Hyams to
morrow II is understood that a motion
to quash the indictments viii be entered
in the McAllester term Of the Federal
court next month. Special Prosecutor
Rush will leave for Denver tomorrow.
He had nothing 70 say. The finding CT IN
dictments against these men has created
great excitement here and elsewhere
the state. The general opin-
ion has been all along that the investi- (
cation would come 20 naUght
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
NEW BALLOON FLIES.
Sails Three Hours 2: PitfsfeIa After
Christening Ceremonies.

Pittsfeld. Mass. Nay 2z.-After three
hours sailing above storm clouds the new
balloon Springfield. christened in This city
this afternoon, made a landing about 40
O'Clock on Greylock Mountain near Ches-
hire
II the basket with Leo Stevens. the pi-
lot were Charles r Culver and Harlan
T PieTpont. Of Springfield. and z n
Sattler, OF Buffalo. Il was raining in
Springfield at the release and the bal
loon described the same course as that
taken by the AIl-American last week
when released al TIE same place.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
GEN. CRITTENDEE STRICKEN.
Former Missouri Executive Taken
III ut Baseball Game.

Kansas City. No. May Z7.-Gov Crit
teRden suffered a stroke Of apoplexy this
afternoon while Witnessing the baseball
game between Kansas City and St. Paul
He was taken home. where late to
night he had not recovered consciousness.
Physicians said he had little chance OF
recovery, as he Is seventy-six years old
and has been in poor health fo- several
months.
Mr. Crittenden was governor OF Mis-
souri, when Jesse James. the noted train
and bank rObber was slain by a supposed
friend. Bob Ford. through Crittenden's
Offer Of a reward for James capture.
dead OF alive.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Partly
cloudy and continued warm to-
day; tomorrow fair and warmer; ;
light to moderate southwest to
west winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
Caruso Nor serfon.Iv nm

Lcndon, May 2S-The Milan correspond
ent OF the Telegraph quotes Caruso as
saying that he has neither undergone nor
viii he undergo an operation He paid
a 1ve-minute visit 10 a throat specialist
here. and VIII probably go again, but
the only trouble with his voice Is fatigue.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
CLASH OVER RATES.
Pittsburg Shippers Demand Reduc-
tiOn from Lake Roads.


PittsbUrg. May 27-The lone-exnec.ad
clash between Pittsburg coal shippers
and the lake coal carrying roads has
come.
Unless coal rates from the Pittsburg
district to the lakes are lowered within
the next ten days an appeal viii be made
10 the Interstate Commerce Commission
according ts letters mailed BIZ Samuel
A. Taylor eeretary Of the Pittsburr
Coal opera rs Association. to omc,sr
OF seven railroads engaged in the tffsrSsA- tffssr q
portation OF coal
At present. the rate Per ton from Pitts
burg is $ cents, but operators claim thar
# charges were made OF the same basis
as the Vest Virginia rates. coal would
be hauled 10 the lakes al 81 cents a
ton
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
LOCAL.

bailey Clashes with Correspondent.
1-Senate DefeTs Vote on Income Tax
Gospel Army Fight II Court.
2-Admiral Uriu Arrives To-day.
4-Dutch Sugar Test Upheld
-ChIIdrea Give May Carnival.
Murder Trial Nears End.
l-Trining Found Guilty OF Murder.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
CRUISER HAS PERMIT.
Report that the NashviIIe's Trip
Caused Alarm Is Denied.

Ottawa. Nay Z.-There is nc foundation
for The report that the United States is
attempting TO send the training ship
Nashville through the Canadian canals
without permission Of the Dominion.
The Canadian government made an or
der a year ago allowing the Nashville,
without armament. to pass the Canadian
canals The United States government
merely took their time about making use
OF this privilege accorded them.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
INTEREST TOO HIGH.
Bank Superintendent Tells Bankers
Per Cent Is ExO-bitant.

New York. May E--Something OF a
surprise was sprung al the annual meet
ins CO the Savings Banks Association Of
the State Of New York to-day. when
Clark Williams. state superintendent Of
banks. addressing the officers OF savings
banks scattered all over the State. said
that per cent was TOO high a rate Of
interest for some OF them 10 pay. and
practically told them 10 look 10 the
safety OF their Institutions FIRST, regard
less OF the rate their ueighborS paid.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
BOSTON WANTS A CHANGE.
New Charter VIII Abolish Council
and Board of Aldermen.

Boston. May H.-It IS almost certain
that this city is 70 have a new form Of
government At noon to-day. y I27 70
81. the Boston charter bin. without a
single amendment. was passed to en-
grossment in the house
The bill provides that the terms Of the
present mayor and council shall be ex-
tended to February. 1910. at which time
the council and board Of aldermen. city
messenger. and various cIerkships are
abolished.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPBTc.

I-Man Carried Despite Georgia Strike
Grand Jury Indicts Haskell Again
Buffalo Shortage May Be SIo0,000.
3-RoOsevelt Praised al Celebration
APresbyterians Hold Lively Session
u-PetersbVrg, Va, Goes Wet.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
MAIL TRAINS RUN
DESPITE STRIKE
Concession Granted After a
Conference of Officials.
NO PASSENGER COACHES
Believed Settlement of Trouble
Not Yet insight.

Engineers and Firemen StilI Far
from Agreement with Railroad,
and Commissioner Of Labor NeiH
Seems Able 10 Accomplish Nothing
in the Way Of Arbisration-GOv-
ernOr Denies Use of State Troops.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28
SCAvEEGERS STRIKE.
Refuse Accu-aDIates in BarreIona
and Spread of Disease Is Feared.

and Spread of Disease Is Feared.
Barcelona May "A strike Of scaven-
gers Is causing trouble here The accumu-
lated refuse gives of 81 alarmingly bad
odo-. causing fears Of an outbreak OF
disease.
Tie approaching influx OF visitors 70
attend the celebration Of the centenary
Of the war Of independence on June .
increases the seriousness Of the situation.
The republican members Of the municipal
council demanded a credit OF 1900 pesetas
10 clean the city.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-28

Popular Excursion, Sunday MAY IN
BaItinere mad Ohio n. n.
500 round trip TO Harpers Ferry and
MartinsbUrg, Sl-S5 70 Berkeley Springs
and SEQ to Cumberland. Special Train
leaves Union Station Sis a. m. returning
same day.