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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08
Cold Comfort for KinseIla.

Mr.. Sexton was congratulated by
Chairman Gerry Hermann of the ma
tional commission upon the action of
the Three-Eye league in setting an in
dividual salary limit This indicates
the kind of comfort Dick Kinsella of
Springfield will get if he carries up his
fight for resembling of the Three-Eye
rule. The Eastern league, with a total
population of 100000, more than 10
times that of the Three-Eye league
has set an individual limit of $500.
On his return home Mr.. Sexton
found letter awaiting him from Pres
ident Comiskey of the Chicago White
Sox saying that Rock Island had been
given April Is on the Sox training tour
the last game before opening the sea
son being played here. Mr.. Comiskey
has agreed to be present in person
when the team comes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-08
Before and After

Green-A1l men are equal before the
law.
Brown Yes. but after It they are
not.-Smart Set.
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

{. S. DeDt. q Agriculture. Weath5T Bureau,
Washington. Fyidzy. Jan. :. lss-s ? T.
Par1ly cloudy 70 cloudy weather prevailed during
E-i5av oxer the eastern central and southern p0T-
tons Of the country. The storm u TIE Tar West
las remained nearly s-zticua-y. causing cc1tI1u2
non Of the s1oW from Minnesota westward 70 the
North Pzcifc coast. ard some rs1s u he balance
o. The Pacific REGION
Except IN the extreme Northwest TIE te-rpers-
tu-e has risen IN practically al states east q The
Rocky Mountains. IL fact, there has been cou-
siderable rise il the Inferior districts L Is sth
very cold. however. II the British Northwest. and
from ths Red River q TIE North Valley westward
70 Eastern Washington
Saow viii probably occur Saturday and Sunday N
the Western Lake region and Northwestern states.
and an area q rainfall VIII probably develop n the
Middle States As the western storm adEa1ces east
ward. tbs ara e precipitation VIII -eaeh the
Northern and Middle Atlantic states during Sunday
CT sunday night
Temperatures VII continue II rise u The Eastern
and Middle States tslt Ccide- weather VII p-oaoly
extend southwzrd over the Middle RocSy Mountain
region ard the eastern slope during sunday
Storm warnings are displayed on the CaitorHss
cast
Cod wave warnings have been issued fo- Nevada
and tie uoVthern counties of California
The winds along the New England coast VII be
fresh northezs;eriy: on the Middle and South At
lantc and East Gulf coasts moderate uo-hezsteriy.
tsconins variable; o1 the West GuE coast nocerats
variable
Stenne-s dcrarting Saturday fCT Eg7oTea7 ports
VII have moderate % fresh noTthesSse-iy winds,
with partly cloudy weather, 20 ;he Grand Banks
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
EARL GETS LICENSE TO Wed
Lord Granard Calls at City Hall
with Miss Mills.
His Full Name Is Bernard Arthur
Occupation Master of Horse.

New York, Jan. S.-Bernard Arthur VII
liam Patrick Hastings Forbes appeared
in the license bureau at the city hall to
day 10 get a marriage license. Chief
Clerk ScuIly looked at the possessOr Of
this long list OF names In some surprise,
only 10 learn a moment later that his
visitor was the eighth earl OF Granard.
and that he wished 10 take out a license
70 marry Miss Beatrice Mills, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills.
The earl was accompanied by Miss
Mills, and the couple were escorted 10 the
clerks Office by Francis K Pendleton,
corporation counsel. At the license
bureau the earl gave his occupation as
master OF the horse to his majesty King
Edward VII Of England. The earl pro-
duced 81 as soon as the license had been
made out and handed it TO Clerk Scully,
who thanked his visitor and escorted him
to the door OF the Office.
The marriage Of Lord Granard and
Miss Mills viii take place at the res1-
dence Of Miss Mills on January Il
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
OUT is TRUSTEE OF CHURCH
Charles P. Taft Quits Presbyterian
Church Of Covenant.
Resents Criticism by the Pastor of
Brothers Liberal Religious
Views.

Cincinnati. Jan. S-CharIes P. Taft. for
maIIy left IN eboa-d OF trustees OF the
Church OF the Covenent. Presbyterian de-
nomination. at 6 meeting yesterday.
IN his letter or resignation. M Taft
also asked 70 be released as one Of those
guaranteeing the salary OF the pastor,
Rev. Robert L Watson. The facts be-
came known to-day.
The action OF Charles P. Taft was the
outgrowth OF estrangemeut between him
self and Rev Dr. Watson. which had tts
origin in a personal letter written 20 a
Chicago minister by Rev. Dr. Watson
some time previous 20 the Presidential
election in which the latter expressed re-
gret at the liberal religious views OF
the Presidential candidate, William H.
Taft
A copy Of the letter was latter sent by
q Chicago man into whose hands it fell
20 Charles p. Taft
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
and
Bad Breath
Cannot Go Together No Matter How
q Woman MAY Try to Make Them.

Il does not matter how beautiful
woman may be. If she is afflicted with
bad breath she viii be Stunned and
pitied by men. and even women will
stUdiously avoid her
II any woman doubts this statement,
let her make a point OF asking a friend
in whom she may eonhde, a man friend
OF relative. II he be honest, he viii tel
her that foul breath from the mouth OF
q woman viii drive men from her more
rapidly than any other personal af1ic-
ton
Foul breath arouses in man disgust,
and where this quality is brought into
play no amount Of self-denial or rea-
soning can overcome the natural repug-
nance which comes to man when he IS
In company with such a woman
What is true of bad breath in women
is not true IN so great 8 degree IN man.
Women are looked upon as the incsr-
nation OF sweetness. breeding. virtue,
and refinement Foul breath viii sick
en- a man so that he cannot feel for
such a woman q companiOnship neces-
sary 20 make him desire 20 be in her
company
There is absolutely no occasion for
bad breath in either men OF women.
T. {
when taken into the stomach, Will pre-
vent this repugnant tendency OF af1iction.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are sold
in tremendous quantities all over Amer
lea and Canada. They cure and have
cured all forms Of bad breath. A single
box viii convince you Of this fact. One
should eat some OF these lozenges after
each meal and upon retiring. You might
eat ffty Of them without harm. They
are not medicine, but pure willow char
coal mixed with sweet honey to make
them palatable and compressed into a
lozenge to preserve their peculiar and
lasting strength.
The next time you wish to go into
company and don't want your foul
breath TO humiliste you. eat several OF
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges, and your
breath viii be pure and sweet.
Every druggist carries them-price
. cents-or send us your name and ad-
dress and we will send you q trial
package by mail free Address r A.
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The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
RELIEF BILL PRESENTED.
Senator Burkett Wants New Police
Retirement System.

Senator Burkett, on behalf Of the Dis
trict Committee, yesterday presented p
bill for the creation Of q police and fire.
mems relief fund which provides impor-
I2nt changes in the present sytem
The measure was framed BY The Com
missioners and provides that the fund
shall consist Of al fines imposed upon
members Of the police and IRE depa-t-
ments by way Of discipline: all rewards.
proceeds Of gifts and emOluments that
may be received by any member OF said
departments for extraordinary services
all net receipts and moneys arising from
the sale o1 unclaimed property in The
custody OF the property clerk OF the
police department. one dollar De. month
10 be deducted from the pay Of each
member Of the police and fire dspsrt-
ments; and all fines and forfeitures pai5
into the Police Court Of the District OF
Columbia.
Any officer or member Of the police or
FIRE department Of the District who NAV
have performed police or fire service for
a period OF twenty-five consecutive years.
shall be entitled 10 retirement. and To A
pension 10 be paid from the relief fund
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
THREE SMALL FIRES.
About $500 Loss Resulted from the
One in r Street.

Nearly 500 loss was caused in the
printing establishment OF Clarence Z.
Davis, Ioo6 F street northwest. shortly
after S o'clock last night by a FIRE OF
unknown origin.
The blaze started between the ceiling
OF the basement and the first floor. -Four
engine companies. two truck companies
and the hose tower responded. extin-
gushing the flames after a few minutes
work The loss IS covered by insurance
The building IS owned by Dr. Henry
Evans
About fifteen minutes before the blaze
IN 2 street, a curtain il the house OF II.
" Jones. 100S Eleventh street north
west. was blown against a lighted gas
Jet. catching fire. The blaze was ex-
tinguished by No. Engine Company
with a loss OF about 81
Fire was discovered early in the morn
ing in a clothes closet, in the home OF
James J. Tobin, living in Eighteenth be-
tween Monroe and Newton streets,
Brookland. D 9 Engine Company No.
II. responded and extingUished the blaze
with a loss OF about so. The origin OF
the FIRE has not been learned
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
SERVIAN MINISTER EXPLAINS.
Tells Austrian Official His Speech
Was Not Aggressive.

Berlin, Jan. s-The Vienna correspond
ent OF the Tageblatt states that u. Milo
vauOvitch. the SeTvian foreign minister.
has explained 10 the Acknowledgements
minister, at Belgrade. that his speech in
the S-upshtina. in which he was reported
10 have said Austria had reduced the
Bosnians 10 slavery, contained nothing
OF an aggressive nature toward Austria
and that ne regretted If what ne said re-
gaTdiug Bosnia had been construed as
hostile 10 Austria
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
SEES BRANDEGEE VICTOR.
Senator's Campaign Manager Pre-
diets Defeat Of Hill.

New Haven. Jan S--Chairnan
Michael KeneaIly. OF the Republican
State Central Committee. who IS man
aging the campaign Of United States
Senator Frank Brandegee against Con-
gresham E. J. Hill, who is after Bran
degee's seat. to-day said that he was
sure that Brandegee would win az the
Republican caucus at the general as
sembly next Tuesday in Hartford He
added:
The canvass for Mr. Brandesee is
nearly ended As the result Of the can
vass II IS my opinion. and also the
opinion Of those associated with me in
the interest Of Brandegee, that the Sen
stor's vote viii lead Mr.. Hin by a safe
majority.
It was figured tonight that the canvass
for Mr.. Hill gives him seventy-sIx votes
as an outside estimate.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
PLEA FOR GoMPERs IN SENATE.
st. Louis Typographical Union Prays
for Legislation.

The first petition 10 reach Congress re-
garding the recent decision against sam
ueI Gompers, John Mitchell, and Frank
Morrison, for contempt OF court. was pre-
sented 10 the Senate yesterday by the
Vice President
typographical Union, No s and was
signed by the officers Of that body, pray
ing Tor legislation 70 arrest the terms of
Imprisonment adjudged against the labor
leaders by Justice Wright
The petition declares that the sentence
is both unjust and unlawful and urges
Congress TO prevent the Federal courts
from invading the rights OF citizens.
The matter was referred 10 the Com
nittee on the Judiciary.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
BLIZZARD IN MONTANA.
Railroads of the Great Northwest
Are Tied Up.

Helena, Mont, Jan. S.-The cold wave
which has envelOped Montana for four
days gives no indications OF abating. al
though in several cities II Is reported a
few degrees warmer this afternoon.
Snow continues to fall despite the fact
that in Helena the thermometer is more
than % below As a result railroad and
street car traffic are seriously hampered.
Comparatively few passenger trains are
reaching the city on any line and there
IS anything but q good outlook for them.
The Northern Pacific, Great Northern.
and ST. Paul railroads report the blizzard
as extending westward from Fargo, y.
Oak, 70 Idaho
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
CENSUS BILL PASSED
Lodge Amendment to Reform
System Is Defeated.
". DUDLEY FOULKE PRESENT
MasSachusetts Senator, Assisted by
Rayner, Tries 10 Institute Reform
Measure, and on Final Vote Loses
by 80 TO I5-DiscussiOn of Local
Interest Is Heard About New Site.

Ths Senate, by more than two 70 one,
voted down an amendment 10 the census
bin offered by Senator Lodge. OF Massa-
chusstts. applying civil service rules TO
the appointment OF clerks for the thir-
teenth census.
The Senator from Massachusetts de-
nounced the ~spoils system" and he was
ably seconded by Senator Rayner. who
declared that It was prerogstive which
should be Stunned as ''bsrbarous"
The vote BY which Mr.. Lodges amend
ment was rejected. g TO Is
Those voting in favor Of the amend
ment were: Brown. Burkett. Clapp.
Crane, Depew. Dillingham;, Dixon, DOlIi-
yer, Du Pont, Kean. Lodge, and Richard
son. Republicans; Clay, Newlands, and
Rayner. DemOcrats-totaI, Is.
Those voting il the negative were: AID
rioh, Durham, Clark CWyoming), Cul-
ION, Cummins, Curtis. Frye. Fulton,
Gamble. Hale. EFemenway. Hopkins. Kilt
redge. Long. AIcCumber. Nelson. Perkins.
Piles. Scott, Stephenson. Sutherland. War
ner. and Warren. Republicans; Bacon.
Daniel Foster. Gary. McEnery, Milton.
Oveman, Simmons, and Teller, Demo
crats-totaI. g.
Consumed Afternoon.
The bill providing for taking the thir-
teenth census was before the Senatef all
the afternoon, and was finally passed
just before adjournment. Senator Long,
OF Kansas, was in charge Of the bin. The
principal interest centered in the civil
service amendment
William Dudley Foulke. OF Richmond,
Ind. the Presidents friend and a former
Civil Service Commissioner, came to the
Senate TO labor for the civil service
amendment and watch the progress OF
the fight on the floor.
As II passed. the bill was amended in
many essentials from the form IN which
Il came from the House and wiz there
fore go to conference
The Senate, for example added an
amendment authorizing the Director Of
the Census 10 acquire q site and erect
building for the accommodation Of the
bureau al a cost OF S57400o
Much discussion Of local interest was
held when this amendment was proposed
by Senator Newlands. Some were IN
favor OF erecting the new census bureau
on the land TO be acquired south OF Penn
sylvania avenue; others wanted the build
ing 70 remain at its present location.
while Senator Scott suggested that the
two upper floors Of the Senate Office
building be utilized.
Senator Nelson took occasion 10 re-
mark that the proposed site for the new
buildings n Pennsylvania avenue was on
swampy ground. and added that he could
see no reason for placing government
buildings all in one section Of the CITY.
he favored the present site
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
INAUGURAL BILL HELD UP.
District Committee Reports Favor
ably on the Measure.

OASNEACA NDhutAttEc reports Favor
ably on the Measure.
After being favorably reported 70 the
Senate, the GalIinger resolution author
ling the granting OF permits TO the Dis
trtct Inaugural committee was held I'd in
the Senate yesterday by Senator Lodge.
The resolution. which is practically the
same measure that has been speedily
passed in Congress since 1Ss5. was con
sidsred by the District Committee YES
terday morning and was reported favor
ably upon, and given 10 Senator Scott
for presentation. AIessrs. Edward r
SteIlwageu. MAJ Richard Sylvester. and
Adds B Browne appeared before the com
mittee and explained the details Of the
measure
It IS expected the bill viii be called
Up al a. early date and enacted in time
70 allow The committee IN charge OF the
ceremonies 70 make the necessary ar
rangemenCs for March l.
The bin authorizes the Secretary of the
Interior 10 allow the Pension Building J.,
be used for the Inaugural ball. and Dro-
videS that certain other permits he
granted BY various executive denarr-
uentS
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TX, Of Bylaws, notice IS hereby given
that the annual meeting OF the Stock
holders OF the Capital Traction Company
for The election Of directors for the ensu-
ing year and such other business as may
be brought before the meeting wiz be
held az the ONCE OF the company. 18th
and II SITS nv. Washington, D. G, on
WEDNESDAY. January 13, 1893, az 10,s5
a. m The polls viii De open from II a. n
until y noon H D. CHAMPION. Sec
retary- deE-u
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
MAY AFFECT PRINTERY.
Amendment Allows Director of Cen
sus to Place S2,OOO,OO Contract.

S y D. North. Director Of the Census.
viii have the power TO award the con-
tract for the printing OF the thirteenth
decennial census 10 private parties should
he be OF the opinion that the Public
Printer cannot produce the work in
satisfactory manner.
This amendment added 70 the House bill
by the committee Of which Senator Ions.
Of Kansas. IS chairman, was passed By
the Senate yesterday. Despite the op-
position that had been manifested BY
certain members Of Congress and officials
Of the Government Printing Office. the
amendment was enacted as part q the
census bill that became a law after
three hours debate.
II was asserted that the amendment put
TOO much power in the hands OF one
individual Other Senators voiced the
opinion that the government printeTy was
the best equipped plant and most fitted 10
handle the work
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
CONGRESS BRIEFS.

Senator Frye introduced z bill making
it imperative fo- al motor boats 20 cz-ry Iffer-e
servers.
Senator SmOOt yesterday returned 2 IA
vorable reporr from the Committee % Patents of
Senator KittrefEe's bin u increase the salaries
q the three chief examiners Of the Patent Of5cs
from $500 70 Sl,5o each
In accordance witk the recommenda-
tons Of the Attorney General Senator EIkins YES
teTiay offered a BIZ 70 make the salary Of the
Chief Justice Sl0559 and 70 raise The salaries Of
each Of the associate justices 70 $1,000 year
The Senate received the Presidents ap-
p7ovsl Of the recomnendat0u Of the SECRETARY OF
Wa that the government accept the donation Of
Constitution Island. opposite West Point, y Y
for the Use Of the Military Academy. Ms. Russell
Sage and Miss Warner are the donors.
largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
TILLMAN WELCOMES PUBLICITY

i an entirely clear in ny o0nsdence,"
sald senstor TiIlnan- Il know I have
broken 10 lax. but want 10 see what en-
dence there Is against me before enter a
defense
Il assume there must Be convincing evi-
dence to cause the President Of the United
States 20 make an accusation against the
honor Of United states Senator.
"AH I VIII say now about the public land
deal II which / an supposed 70 be in
VOWED is thst in travelling N TIE West I
was IMPRESSED With the future q the oOun-
try. and. being advised of some attorneys
Who had Western lands for sale, wrote to
them after my return. and sons core
spoadeuce vas exchanged By Us n reference
TO the matter. welcome TIE Eidess pub
hcity q the matter.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
ROOT INVITED TO SPEAK.
Albany Historical Society to Com
memorate Lincoln Day.

Albany. y. Y. Jan. S.-Under the aus
pices Of the Albany Historical and Art
Society and the Albany city authorities.
an invitation was telegraphed to-day to
Secretary Of State Root to make the ad-
dress in the assembly chamber at the
capitol OF February Il. on the occasion
Of the celebration OF the I0Oth anniversary
or the birth OF Abraham Lincoln The
legislature wiz be in session at that tjue
and it is expected that the State admin
istration viii jon IN the commemoration
exercises.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

Tie Senate convened al noon
Census BIN passed with ssTeTsl amendueuts.
after three h0urs' debate
District Committee reported fsvcr7bly on rsso-
luton authorizing the local committee On insug1-
ration ceFmonles 70 obtain permits.
Senator Culberson calls for vote on his measure
20 have the judiciary Committee decide whether
President RooseTelt acted within his power wher
be sancrio-ed merger by Steel Cooperation, snd
WIna point
President sent special message relating 70 gas
situation. snd urged Senate 70 take immediate
action
Afer brief executive session the senate I'd
journed at SIS O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
GIVEN
Continued from Page One.

the results OF such employment The
President however. offers gratuitously
one OF the results Of secret investigation
This Is the revelation Of the Tillman cor
respondence, which the President uses TO
illustrate" certain statements made in
his letter 10 Senator Hale. The letter 10
Senator Hale is as follows:
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
IncaI Temnerafure.

NIiduizht. .. q. H. -: a II. ls; A. t.. IS
a. IT,. Is; % a. -, i. p noon le; p n :
4 z. n. .: p m. 3 2 n. >; . p n ::
maximum. Is minimum. Is
Relative hunidiiy-s g. H. g. 2 n 50: s
2 m g Rainfall IS 2 n % ? n. 0l& Hours
Of sunshine So Per cent of possible sanshlne. l0-
Tenrerature sane date last year-M2xiEu1n, a.:
minimum s
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
HOUSE.

Tie Eouse convened at noon
Consideration Of Perkins committee report and
Subsequent debate that resulted IN tabing 0hjec-
tionable parts CT Presidents Secret Service mes
saEe occupied entire session, and adjournment was
taken at : - O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
HAM0N AGAIN ACCUSED.
baroness Epstein Adds Her Charxs
to that of Two Americans.

10 Ihat OF INO Americans.
Paris, Jan S-The Baroness Epstein
has entered a complaint against the So
called Count Louis Hamon, who is
accused OF misappropriating 5000 be-
longing 10 Mrs. Newan and Miss Pom
eroy, s-ho were patrons OF his bank in
this city.
The baroness alleges that Hamon has
taken $4,000 that she had in his care
and a quantity Of American coal company
stock
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
BHLIOONIST'S BODY FOUND.

Sea During Big Race
Geestemuende, Prussia Jan. S--The
steam trawler Orion on Wednesday last
picked up drifting in the North Sea, the
BODY OF Lieut. Fuertsch-
Lieut. Fuertsch was pilot Of the Ger
man balloon Hergeseii. 0Hs Of twenty
seven which started from Berlin OF Oc-
tober Il. the endurance contest for the
Coupe International des AeronaUts. He
WAS not seen again.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

While you think or Il. telephone your
Want Ad to The Washington Herald.
and b4l VIII be sent you at ! cent q word.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Tide Table.

To-day-HiEh tide. 1910 a. II and e9 p n.
Low tide. s:Is a. n and 80 ?.
To-mo7ow-High tide. les53 :. ard Il q D n.
Low tide a. n. and 5:E ? n
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Temperature. in Other Cities.


Tempe-stures IN other cities. tngether with the
amount of rainfall for the twelve hours ended a. s
2 n. yeste-iay, are as follows
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Condition of the Water.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
HaTpe-s Fe-rE. ". Va, Jan. S-Pos0nzc clear and
Shenandoah nr6dg.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
INAUGURAL COMMITTEE
CGHHTTTEE on PTRVVC CnNEG

Rooms % and q. Merchants and Ne
chanics Savings Bank Bldg, Pa ave
and 10th St uw.-Au parties desiring %
furnish quarters 10 visitors during the In
augursl period are requested 70 call az
this Office or send description OF rooms
be supplied with beds or cots, with OF
without meals. terms, &c. 81. Z VEL
LER. Chairman Committee on Public
Comfort. 6e20-3N
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09
Tnearthed Postal Frnuds.

Of course, in the investigation Of specific
frauds we sometimes come across wholly
unexpected phases Of misconduct. The
The Washington herald., 1909-01-09

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Union Trust Con-
pany Of the District Of Columbia for the
election OF directors for the ensuing year
viii be held OF TUESDAY. January T.
1853. at the cfIice OF the company. corner
OF Fifteenth and II streets northwest,
washington. D. g, az 1 D. n.
The polls VIII be open from I 70 D n.
Transfer books viii be closed from jan
uary / 20 January a. 1853, both davs IN
elusive. GEORGE Z. FLEMING
ja51ou Secretary.