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The Winslow mail., 1909-03-13
Additional Locals

H. X. Tracy, claim adiuster for
the Santa Fe, has resigned and
returned to Los Angeles, where
he will take up the practice OF
law. MIR Tracy is succeeded by
G. H. Hutchinson, who comes
from the general claim adjuster's
office.
u Collins, Secretary Winslow
Lodge of Elks, can be found at
the office of THE WINDOW
MAIL from 10 a m. to II noon
daily. Mr.. Collins is on duty at
the Santa Fe telegraph office
from II midnight until s a. m.
w. n McGuigan, national or
ganizer for the Order of Owls, a
new and growing fraternal or
ganizatiOn, is in Winslow this
week for the purpose of organic
ing a Nest" of that fraternity,
and is meeting with flattering
success.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-13
The Right Egxz1Gg Of
Reading Matter

kkAa The home news the dongs of the people in this
EaaN town. the gossip of community, that's
HH5a the first kind of reading matter you 1t is
EH1d important, more Interesting to you than
IsYa that given by the paper magazine from the
aMH outside world It is the first reading matter
THN5 you should buy, Each issue of this paper gives
IHHa to you just what you will consider
The RfyRaf Find Of
Reading Matter
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-13

Work has been resumed on the
new school building after a delay
of several weeks owing to the
bad roads in getting lumber from
the saw mills.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-13

Pat O'Toole, a prominent
sheepman of Coconino county
with extensive ranges in the vi
cinity of CANYON Diablo, was in
town Tuesday, purchasing some
needed supplies.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-13

O. Sellsted, manager of the To-
cal telegraph office, visited Rio
Puerco this week, looking over
matters in connection with the
building of a new wire over the
cut off.
The Winslow mail., 1909-03-13

Operator O A. Kane Of La
guna has been temporarily as
signed to duty at Williams. He
is relieved at Laguna by Fred
Wilson, one of the apprentice op-
orators from the Winslow office.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
LOCAL BRIEFS

Weekly drills at Fort Nyer. Va. will be
resumed tomorrow. The Fifteenth Caralry and
the Third ARTILLERY are now stationed al the post
Application FOR admission to the drills must be
made in writing 10 the sdiutant AZ Fort Myer.
The news Of the death of Mrs Z
Hines r. az Milton. y. c, has been received IN
this CITY She was niece Of Frederick A. TSchif-
fely IT. a druggist of s75 Pennsylrania avenue and
daughter Of Wilson p. Tschifely, rromiDcnt
citizen Of Maryland.
Members Of the ladies board of George
town University Hospital viii give a lunch and
bazaar in old ST Matthews Church on May Is for
the purpose Of raising funds for the hospital The
building has been loaned 20 the board hy The TINS
tees Of the southern Commercial Congress 8 "
Meek d. l. Dulaney. and G. G. Dave Five
O'Clock .ca viii he served. and the flower and 70
freshnent booths viii be presided over b. many
Young women who have volunteered 10 help the
cause
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
PASTOR DENIES WEDDING.
Reporter witness of Ceremony,
Says Miss Bum Clark

Washington. Ind April 7-Attorneys
for Miss Bum Clark. daughter Of former
Mayor Hale Clark. who claims a contract
marriage with Rev. Elmer f. Davidson.
pastor OF the First Christian Church. OF
this city. prepared a complaint to-day IN
a suit 20 determine the legality Of the
marriage. Il developed to-day that Miss
Clark wears a wedding ring in which is
engraved Elmer 70 Bum. Mizpah. 'oS."
Miss Clark says the minister placed IL
on the third finger Of her left hand Al the
Metropolitan Hotel, st. Louis. following a
ceremony which was witnessed by Charles
Melbourne, a reporter Of the Post-Dis-
patch. The ceremony. she says. consisted
in writing and signing a contract.
Miss Clark says that she and Davidson
had rooms at the hotel where the con-
tract vas signed. and since their return
10 this city they have been occupying the
relationship Of husband and wife. The
church board Is considering the matter.
and there is a strong sentiment in favor
OF asking the minister 70 resign Mr. Da-
wilson refuses 20 make any statement,
save TO say that he is being prosecuted.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Announcement a Surprise

The announcement Of NIr. Fulton that
he would not accept the place came as a
surprise yesterday afternoon. as II had
been said he would stay in the race 10
the end
President Taft yesterday offered Mr..
Fulton the post Of Minister 10 China, 10
succeed ". ". ROckhiu AIr. Fulton re-
Quested ten days 20 consider the ofer.
Capt Graham T. Johnson. Sixth In
fantry. has been selected 10 be military
aid 70 the President He viii succeed
Capt Robert o. Van Horn Capt. John
son became acquainted with President
Taft when in the Philippines. and his
present appointment IS due 10 the friend
ship which began there. Capt Johnsan
VIII be placed on duty In the Bureau Of
lnsular Affairs IN the War Department.
IL was learned yesterday the Presi-
dent had offered 10 make Judge Mayer
SUlZberger. president OF tie Court OF APP
peals OF Philadelphia. Ambassador 70
Turkey, 10 succeed John 9. A Leishman.
who is 10 80 10 Rome. Judge Suiz-
berger has declined the offer
Henry F. Greene has handed his res
ignation TO the President as a member
OF the Civil Service Commission and
asked It ba made effective May l. II IS
believed his successor viii BE- James
Thomas Williams. jr. FOR years resi-
dent OF the District OF Columbia, but
formerly OF South Carolina
Mr.. Williams was for several years a
newspaper correspondent in Washington.
and during the late campaign was con-
nected with the Republican National
Committee Early in the campaign he
act.ed as private secretary 70 National
Chairman frank Il. Hitchcock
Former Representative watson. Of IN
diana it was announced az the White
House yesterday, had been offered the
governOrshiP OF Porto Rico. and was COM
PEELED 20 decline A rumor was In circu-
lation that Charles 3. lands. another
former Indiana Representative. would be
offered the Porto Rican gOyernOrship.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
STABBED BY JEALOUS RIVAL.
Delaware Youth Killed After At
lacking succesSfuI AdmIrer.

Milford. Del. April I'm quarrel over
a girl early to-day. Walter Gillespie was
stabbed to death by Chester Gray, Of
Milton. Del
Gray had been calling on a young
woman here last night, and says that
while on his way home he was followed
by Gillespie and two OF the latter's
friends. According 10 Gray, he was at
tackled by the three young men and de-
Tended himself with his penknife. infiict-
ing a fatal wound on Gillespie. He then
gave himself I'D TO the police.
All concerned are members OF we'll
known families Gillespie was twenty
years old. and II IS said he was also at
tentive 10 the young woman.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
FOREST FIRE IN JERSEY.
Two Villages Near Atlantic City in
Danger of Destruction

Atlantic City. y. J., April blazing its
way over and past a small army Of des-
perate farmers who are fighting the worst
forest fire seen in years. a woods fire two
miles wide is sweeping toward the towns
OF OCeanvIlle and Port Republic. on the
mainland
Thousands Of dollars worth Of standing
timber has already been consumed. and
there is little hope Of more than guiding
the fire out Of the way of the settled
districts until il reaches the river
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Nm. Crokrr Mcet. sfetr.

Mr Croker said last night there was
nothing in the report that there was
political significance I'm talk he had
with Comptroller Metz. OF New York.
Mr. Metz is here looking into some tariff
matters Mr. Croker said they met by
the merest accident and did not talk
politics.
I keep saying that 7 am out OF poll
tics" said Mr.. Croker. -and the news
papers keep printing that I am still in
politics. / just happened 10 meet Mr.
Metz. You wouldn't have me pass him
by. would you. without speaking 10 him?"
Visits the senate.
Mr. Croker went over TO the Senate
Office Building yesterday Afternoon with
Representative Sulzer. He though he
would ike 20 shake hands with Senator
Aldrich, whom he had met years ago.
and Senator Murray Crane obIigingly
went into the room where the Repub-
Ican members Of the Finance Committee
were framing up the tariff bill. and brought
out Senator AldTiCh.
Wouldn't YOU like 20 meet the other
members Of the committee" asked Sena-
tor Aldrich, when the greetings were
over.
Mr.. Croker said he would All the Sena-
tors who were I'm the committee room
shook hands cordially with the squire.
who was greatly pleased with the visit.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. s. Dep. OF Agriculture. weather Bureau.

Washington. "Wednesday. ATTll !. Sos D. m
The western storm has passed raUidly northeast
wand b. way Of Lake Superior. and rains east f
the Mississippi River have been followed by clear
ing weather with rapidly rising Ircssure. falling
temperature. and high westerly winds that az
'aincd the proportions cf severe gales IN the lake
region and Upper Ohio VALLEY. Shower weather
continues in the West Gulf States oWin- 90 the
prevalence n nCrtheasterly winds. and there were
also light local SHOWS in the Central Rccsy Noun
tain region and the Dakotas.
Temperatures are low for the season. except 10
the Atlantic States. California. Montana and the
northern districts west Of the Rocky Mountains.
There Win be showers Thursday in the southern
portions Of the Gulf States and IN New England,
followed by fair weather IN the latter district
The winds along the New England coast viii be
moderate 70 brisk southwest 10 west. on the Middle
Atlantic coast diminishing westerly; ON the South
Atlantic coast Light 20 moderate west 10 northwest
except variable on the Florida coast: On the East
Gulf coast light 70 moderate northeasterly; on the
West Gulf coast moderate 10 brisk northeasterlv
on Lake Michigan moderate northwesterly
Steamers departing Thursday fer European ports
viii have moderate u brisk westerly winds with
gcuCrally fair weather 10 the Grand Banks
NIte-The display Of storm warnings on Lakes
Superior. Michigan. Huron. -. Clair. Erie and
Ontario win be resumed fer the season on Anil TO-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

New York. April IA fire tonight in the
itan, the holding company OF the TRACTION
companies here, caused loss Of Sz5o,o9Q
Two elevated lines. the Second and Third
avenues, were compelled TO stop running
for an hour.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

Alexandria News Agency. eo2 King street Alex
andria. Va. authorized agents and carriers for
The Washington Herald. The Herald viii be de-
byered daily ard Sunday 20 any address IN Alex
AndrA for 50 cents a month.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
President Taft Will Review
Parade on April 80.
COMMITTEE AT WHITE HOUSE

Secretaries of War and Navy Prom
Use. Respectively, TO Send Troops
coming Week-SOuthern Railway
VIII Fix Special Excursion Rates.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
DETECTIVES RAID
MAKERS OF GHOSTS
Agents of Law Dare to Enter
Realm of Spirits.
THROUGH THE CEILING

Not the Detectives, but the white
Forms that GIided AbOut the Dark
Escape. but Promoters of Seances
Are Landed In Police station Cells.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

would reveal acts Of benevolence hitherto
unknown"
Speaking OF the campaign being waged
by the citizens OF Randle Highlands for
greater improvements, the Representative
from New York said
Must Obtain Rights.
You are interested. as all OF US are. in
accomplishing something for your own
benefit. 1 know your handicaps. know
what you want. And let me tell you.
know what you will get. and very soon,
too. If you stick TO your rights. Your
desire Is 20 make your part Of Washing
ton as beautiful and as fine a place TO
live IN as Il can be made with all It's
natural advantages. and that is a prin-
ciple which appeals to the heart OF every
loyal citizen of the United States. no
matter where he may live.
THE CRY OF the nation is increasing
every year. 70 make Washington the most
! glorious city in the world, just as the
J United States is the richest and greatest
nation OIL which the sun shines Ny vote
has always been In favor of anything
that leads TO that end. and ! am with
Randle Highlands In its fight for its
| Congress, anything I can do for the i'm
prOyement Of this section of the city will
be cheerfully done"
FavOrs Franchise.
Mr.. Sulzer then spoke in favor of fran
chise in the District Of Columbia He
said he thought the District should be
made into a Territory. He brought out
enthusiastic applause when he said:
And when the District has been made
into Territory and the citizens given
the right to vote. Col Arthur Randle
ought to be the first governor. It is
through the efforts Of men like him. keep
ing steadily at the object of their ideal
that the National Capital will one DAY
come 10 the grandeur that was of Greece
and the glory that was ROmes.
Col. Randle attacked the contention that
Washington will never be as large as
New York because il has not the harbor
facilities Of that city by referring 90
the capitals Of European countries-Lon-
dons as compared with Liverpool. Paris
as compared with Havre and other CAPT
tails as compared with the greatest sea-
ports Of their respective countries.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
OFFICIALS CONFER
ON WHISKY STATUS
Taft Hears Discussion of Ex-
pert Ideas Of Purity.
PRESIDENT GOING TO YALE

Former Senator Fulton No Longer
I'm Race for JudgeshiP Of New Ore
EOn Distrfct-J. T. Williams. Jr-.
Nay Succeed n. r. Greene a. Mem
her of Civil Service Commission.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Local Temperature.

Midnight s. a. m g. a. m s.: A. m. Ct :
a. n. S. 10 q. m. II z noon. 70; p. m, 81:
p. m. -; p. M. 7s; p. n. e6: 10 p. m. s..
Maximum. SD; minimum. 81.
Relative humidity-s a. m. s.: 2. n. 2: g
?. L. Hours Of sunshine. 6; per cent q possible
sunshine &c.
Temperature same date last year -sfazirn1m. IL
minimum. a.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

fish. first lieutenant; S NJ. Dent. second
lieutenant Arrangements were made for
extensive improvements 10 the clubhouse
during the coming season.
Shall women wear hats IN places OF
public amusement" will be the subject Of
a debate on Tuesday night by the Young
Mems Senate.
Baxter Cain. thirty-three years old. a
negro. Of North Carolina, had his left leg
msngled this morning while az work on
the turntable Of the Southern Railway
Company. Cain was conveyed 10 the
Alexandria Hospital. where Drs. Smith
and Delaney amputated the injured mem
Der above the knee
Rev. W. ". Van Arsdale. pastor OF
Trinity Church. this city. has been APP
pointel by tie Baltimore Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church as pastor
Of Grace Church. Cumberland. Nd Rev.
Mr. Van Arsdale will leave shortly for
his new post.
Appropriate services viii be held in 50.
Mary's Catholic and the Episcopal
churches tomorrow IN observance OF
Holy Thursday. The second mass az St
Mary's Church viii be celebrated al S,51
o'clock Holy Communion services viii
be held in the Episcopal churches
Funeral services for Francis NJ. Walker
will be held at O'Clock tomorrow after
noon from bis late home. 723 South Lee
street Rev. Father d. F Kelly. II St
Mary's Catholic Church. viii conduct the
services. and the burial VIII be IN the
Methodist Protestant Cemetery
The sanity OF Samuel Johnson was ex-
amined into to-day by a commission COM
posed OF Justice Pelton and Drs. Warfeld
and Delaney. and Johnson WAS declared
to be OF unsound mind. He viii be sent
10 the State asylum.
Rsmmel Bros viii enlarge their hotel
by annexing the two-story brick building
north OF same and increasing the latter
by one story The work IS now IN
progress, and is being done BY Contractor
W II. Crump
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Tide Table

Todsy-High tide s:5s a. n. and 1910 D N; 10,
tide. $40 m. and 423 p m.
To-morrow-High tide. % a n and B:ss 0. m.
low tide l:li a. n and 5Ol D. n
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

fish. first lieutenant; S. NJ. Dent. second
lieutenant Arrangements were made for
extensive improvements 10 the clubhouse
during the coming season.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
HaEpers FsrT7. ". Va. April f.-Both rivers clear
| this sftsrnoon.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

shall women wear hats IN places OF
public amusement" will be the subject Of
a debate on Tuesday night by the Young
Mems Senate.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAMON A BINKERT. FORMERLY AT
is 1lth 81. NV announces the removal
Of his dental Offices TO 9l2 Massachusetts
avenue northwest.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
MOTHERS EVIDENCE
AIDS mrs. SAMPSON
At Risk of Life, Mrs. Allyn
Takes Witness Stand.
ALL TESTIFY FOR PRISONER

Father and Two Brothers Of De-
fendHnt I'm Murder Case Declare
quenf QuarreIH Made Him Threaten
to End Life-Letter Explained.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

EUGENE CARUsI HAS REMOVED HIS
law Office from 1881 ST NV 10 the
Metropolitan National Bank Bldg. 1is
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
FinaI opinion Awaited. .

Many have been the opinions handed
down by various whisky experts OF the
country. but the President has The last
say. and now 81 is up to the Attorney
Generals department 10 determine what
il really is
The President viii go 20 New Haven
next Tuesday 10 attend a meeting OF The
Yale Corporation on Wednesday. He viii
return 10 the White House on Thurs
day.
Former Senator Fulton yesterday an
EoURced he would not De in the race
any longer for the judgsship of the new
oregon district created by a recent act OF
Congress. Mr.. Fulton al one time had a
strong following for the appointment. but
following several charges fled against
him his chances began 10 Wane-
Mr. Fulton and members OF Western
delegations in Congress visited the White
House frequently and urged the Presi-
dent 70 appoint him. but their Efforts were
without avail. and now the President is
said 10 be looking over the list OF eHgIbles
for a person suitable 10 the majority o.
the Oregonlsns
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Temperatures I'm Other cities.

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
D. N yesterday. ara follows:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08

The ar6uous task Of determining what
is whisky" has been put sQuarely up
70 Solicitor General Bowers. of the De
partment Of Justice. and within the next
week or two he is expected 90 give an
opinion describing all the peculiar traits
OF that divine stun that makes kings
Of as al"
This was decided upon yesterday after
noon following a conference al the White
House between the President. Attorney
General Wickersham. Dr. Harvey y. WI
ley, OF the Bureau OF Chemistry; John
G. Carlisle. former Secretary Of the
Treasury. and Joseph H Choate. former
Ambassador 10 Great Britain. Choate and
Carlisle we're attorneys for some Of tire
kinds OF whisky that have involved the
government in the many-cornered dis
pute-
There are two great sides 70 the de
bate. Dr. Wiley SAYS IL Is whisky after
il has stayed in a charred barrel and
been purified, or aged. Others contend It
is the real Juice" when II has been made
pure by redistlIlarion
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
RANDLE CITIZENS
CHEER Mr.. CROKER

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Left Rine I'm Woodshed.

John E. Bert. occupant OF a house in
The Allyn farm, testified that he was the
first outsider at the scene of the tragedy
He had been there earlier and left his
rifle in the woodshed for the Allyn boys.
II was his rife from which the fatal
bullet was fired.
When he was summoned after the
shooting, the rife was under the tele-
phone. close TO the door leading upstairs
where Georgia had gone at the request OF
her father
On the floor nearby laid a yard stick.
This was fact Of which the district at
toIney was ignorant and the Witness was
questioned closely about II. but stuck
10 the story. Il may come up later. on
the part OF the defense attempting 10
show that Harry Sampson had been
using this ysrd stick. IN calculating the
probabilities Of killing himself with the
rife
How the rife was changed from the
Allyn woodshed TO the Sampson pantry.
forty feet distant; without anybcdy
knowing Of It. Is the rOvstery yet IN
solved
The Washington herald., 1909-04-08
Didn't See the Humor.

Only Keeler and Hall failed to see the
humorous side Of the journey. and they
were really and truly serious when ar
raigned before a desk sergeant al the
station. Keller said he was nfty-three
years old and a medium by profession.
Hall, who some years ago was a tax col
lector OF Washington, gave his age as
seventy-seven years.
The charge was entered on the blotter.
and the men lodged in cells The cur
tainS. sheets. ropes. wires. bells horns.
b8njOs and other fixtures OF mystery
were carried - police headquarters for
safe-keeping until the case is called in
Police Court.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-09-25
A Japanese Luncheon.

For Japanese luncheon have the
rooms decorated with cherry blossoms,
or, If not procurable, imitation
blossoms may be used. These latter
are made of tissue paper. The arti-
fetal ones cost very little and can be
be easily made The greater part of
the furniture should be taken from
the rooms and 1t makes the occasion
more realistic to have the guests sit
on the floor in Japanese style. Jap
anese screens should be placed at diff
ferent locations, and II the tempera-
ture of the room gives the slightest
excuse Japanese fans should be sup
piled. Japanese tea is very mild. The
water being poured over the tea
leaves 1t can be served at once with
sugar, but neither milk nor lemons
should be used. With 1t come the
wheaton cakes, rice cakes or sponge
cakes, and, II desired, some sort of
confectionery. To make the scene
more realistic small Japanese prints
and pictures may be hung about the
rooms. These can be bought at the
bazars at very little expense and
given to the guests as souvenirs of the
occasion. A single Japanese lily in
a pot is also in great favor.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-09-25
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PERSONAL.


Marvin Hughitt, president fof the
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Company. in an Interview In New
York, predicted an era OF great In
dustrial activity and record crops.
J, p. Morgan. Jr., was elected d.
rector OF the National City bank IN
New York. to all the place caused by
the death of E. H. Hartman.
w. w. Roekhill. the newly-appoipted
American ambassador to Russia, ar
rived in st. Petersburg from Berlin
Edward H. Graham, editor OF news
paper at Clarks Hill, Ind.,.. has been
Informed that he is heir to an estate
Of $500, 900 in New York city. ~
Former Judge Robert s. Lovett OF
Texas, who began railroad work as a
clerk at $40 a month, was elected 10
succeed Edward H. Hartman as chair
man of the executive committee OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company.
w. w. baldwin, assistant to Presi'
dent George B. Harris of the Burling-
ton railway. has been made fourth
vice-president of the Burlington, the
Office having been created for him.
Brig. Gen. Clarence r. Edwards
chief of the bureau OF insular AFFAIRS
Of the war department, has resumed
his official duties at Washington after
several weeks In Europe.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1909-09-25
cUTIcURA 'cURED HIM.
Eczema Came on Legs and AnkIes-
Could Not Wear Shoes Because
OF Bad Scaling and Itching.

IT have been successfully cured Of
dry eczema. was inspecting the re-
moval of noxiouc weeds from the edge
of river and was constantly in the
dust from the weeds. AT night I
cleansed my limbs but felt q prickly
sensation. paid no attention to It
for two years but I noticed scum
on my legs like fish scales. I did not
attend to 1t until It came to be too
Itchy and sore and began getting two
running sores. My ankles were all
sore and scabby and I could not wear
shoes. had to use carpet and felt
slippers for weeks. got cake Of
the Cuticura Soap and some Cuticura
Ointment. In less than ten days
could put on my boots and in less than
three weeks was free from the con-
founded itching. Capt. George p, Bliss.
Chief OF Police, Morris, Manitoba, Mar.
20, 1907, and Sept. "a, 1908" g
Potter Drug 3 chem. Corps sois Propa. Bosom.