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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-18

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The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
NEW BILL TO BE DRAWN
President Wants Territories Ad-
mitted During His Term.
Speaker Cannon said to Have Agreed
to Carry Out Pledges in the Re-
publican Acknowledgements
watson VIII support the Measure.
Judge Taft said to Have written
Letter Approving Scheme.

New Mexico and Arizona viii be ad-
mitted TO the Union during the present
session Of Congress.
This Is the hope Of President Roose-
velt- acqUiesced in by Speaker Cannon. It
IS said. and agreed TO by Representative
Watson. Of Indiana; Chairman Hamilton,
of the Committee on Territories. and
other Republican members OF the House.
OF course, the Democrats VIII support
the measure
\ new bin viii be drawn, taking as its
basis the two bills By Delegate Andrews.
OF New Mexico. and Delegate Smith. Of
Arizona. row pending before the Commit
tee on Territories The bin viii be gore
over carefully by Representative Watson
AID Chairman Hamilton and taken Up fo1
consideration by the committee next Mon
day or Tuesday. II viii be maze special
business. and likely viii be reooT1ed TO
the House during the week.
The President discussed the matter
with Representative Watson yesterday.
and IS said 20 have expressed the hope
that Congress pass the measure during
the present session. He added that he
would ike 10 sign the bill 50 as 10 have
FUN Union when he leaves the White
House.
The attitude OF Speaker Cannon IS
said to be that Congress should carry
out the pledges in the Republican plat
form IN which the people OF New Mex
ico snd Arizona were promised state
hood e Judge Taft we're elected. With
his approval, the bin Is greassy strength
ened in the House
Some opposition to the srf8n will be
net in the Senate. but thosez;n favor OF
Il say they wir have nc tF6uble getting
il through II the House takes favorable
action.
It was sail at the Capitol yesterday
that President-elect Taft has written a
letter expressing his approval of the plan
n admit the Territories
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
PREDICT IT'S SUCCESS.
Returning COngreSsmen He~e ROSY
Views About Panama Canal

Charleston. S. C. Jan. 14-Predicting
the completion Of the Panama Canal in
1915. and expressing their belief that the
engineers employed in its construction
viii solve the problem Of providing a safe
foundation for the locks and spiilway ar
the Gatun Dam, the Congressional party
consisting Of Representatives Hepburn.
Richardson. Of Alabama: Hubbard. Of
West Virginia; Knowland. Of California:
Stevens. Of Minnesota: Eseh. of wiscon-
SIN; Cushman. OF Washington; Bartlett
Of Georgia; Kennedy. of Ohio: Conner. Of
Iowa; Morse. Of Wisconsin; Lee. of Ceor-
gia: Humphrey. Of Washington, and
Loud. Of Michigan. reached Charleston
to-day from Panama and left at s O'Clock
for Washington.
During their brief stay in this city the
Congressmen were guests of the CITY ~
Charleston at a luncheon at the Charles
ton Hotel
The party win reach Washington at 10
a m tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
MIND UNBALANCED By WORRY
Brother Of Christy MathevvSon Tries
TO Commit Suicide.

Scranton. Pa. Jan I4-Nicholas
MathewsOn. a nineteen-year-old brother
Of Christy Msthewson, pitcher for the
New York Giants. attempted suicide at
his home in Factoryville, near here. this
afternoon
Going 10 the hay mos in the barn on
MS fathers farm he fired a .32-calIber
bullet into his temple When discovered
oy his mother he was unconscious. and
at the hospital, where he was removed
later. his condition is said to be critical.
Worry, it IS thought, unbalanced his
mind He was a student at LAFAYETTE
he was to pitch for Nashville in the
Southern League next season
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
ROJESTVENSKY PASSES Away
Valiant Russian Admiral, Retired.
Dies at st. Petersburg.
Met Defeat at Hands of Togo in Sea
OF Japan After I7,OOO-miIe
Journey.

London. jan IA dispatch from 81.
Petersburg announces the death to-day
CT Vice Admiral Rojestvensky. retired
sinovi Petovitch Rojestveusky's repura-
ton as a naval officer Of distinction began
in the Russo-Turkish war in 1S77. when
his command Of q Russian gunboat
gained him a name for efficiency
In the war between China and japan.
he was in Eastern waters as second in
rank TO Admiral AIexien- He was made
q rear admiral in 1892. and also an aid
de camp to the Gar
In September, 1894. he sailed in com
msnd of a Russian feet from LIbau 10
travel 1900 miles 10 meet the japanese
war ships. II was on the voyage that
the incident occurred which nearly
brought on war between England and
Russia, when a British fishing fleet was
fired upon. mistaken for a japanese tor
pedo boat fotiIla- The fleet under Ro-
jestvensky was joined on May 2 in the
China Sea by feet under NebogatoT.
On Nav 2. 1895. the japanese ships under
Admiral Togo engaged the Russians of
sTsushima, and Rojestvensky was cap
tured on the torpedo boat destroyer
Bedovi-
Upon his return TO Russia he was tried
by coUrt-martiai on charges Of coward
ice. as he announced that he was re-
sponsible for the raising Of the white
flag on the Bedovi- As a matter Of fact.
he was unconscious when the japanese
took the Bedovi. Rojestvensky was &C
quilted in July. 1906 Previous to the
trial he was put on the retired list at his
own request
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
CARNEGIE's DOUBLE GONE.
Missing from. Home IN Mount Vernon
and May Be Dead.

New York. Jan. E.-GeOrge Ruhl. Of
I42 South Ninth avenue. Mount Vernon,
who is seventy-three years old, and so
greatly resembles Andrew Carnegie that
he has been called his double. has been
missing from his home for two weeks.
and although a general alarm has bean
sent out by the police. no trace has been
obtained OF him
He was seen last walking toward West
Chester. where there Is a creek which
flows into Long Island Sound Il is
thought he may have wandered into the
woods and become lost Snd died from
exposure
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
GAvEL FOR SHERMAN.
Vice President-EIeet Guest of New
York transportation Club.

New York. Jan. 1f-Vice President-elect
James S. Sherman, the guest Of honor.
was presented with a gavel TO be used in
his new ofiee. at the twelfth annual din
ner Of the Transportation Club tonight.
John c. Arstensen. president Of the club.
presided al the beginning Of the dinner
but soon passed the position along to
John z MilhoEand, who acted as toast
master
Mr.. Sherman said that his knowledge
OF transportation was about the same as
that Of the Jew on an ocean liner. Some
body had shouted that the ship was about
to sink 4 don't care. the Jew
answered, I don't own it,
We have become d great people be-
cause all our contests have been those in
which we have been morally right, Mr..
Sherman said. and as being a small
wheel Of a new administration that VIII
come IN sixty days hence let me say that
vrc --.aa1i --.aa1i ~sa@d for that
The gavel was made Of the tinabers Of
an American gun boat which fought in
the battle Of Champlain.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
sternburE sale Cnntinna.

Ne" York Jan. i. -To-day's bad
weather did not lessen the attendance AZ
the sale Of Baron Won sternburr's col,sc-
ton al the American Art Galleries. The
OF the day were chiefly of the
decorated Dorcelains, with some enaualv
and bronzes, and the buyers spent s20 80
in the afternoon, which, with the proceeds
Of the day before. brings the total 81 The
sale to date 10 81 ~.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
WEATHER FORECAST

For the District Of Columbia
and Notwithstanding to-
day, with probably rain and mod
crate temperature; tomorrow,
partly cloudy and colder; mod
crate southwesterly, shifting to
northwesterly, winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
Memorial to Dr. nIcCorh.

Princeton. Jan IA plan was an
nounced in Princeton to-day by which
It is hoped that a fitting memorial 70
Dr. Andrew J. McCosh may be estab-
iishei. The idea is 10 buy launch 10
5e presented to Or. Winfred T. Gren-
fell for the mission work he is doing
at Labrador The boat viii be fitted
with surgical instruments and supplies.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
WILL VOTE FOR CHANLER.
Roots Democratic Opponent to Re.
ceive Complimentary Ballots.

Albany. Jan. I4-Lewis Stuyvesant
.Chan!er. the recent Democratic candidate
for governor. or David B. Hill VIII receive
the complimentary votes Of the Demo
cratic members Of the legislature for
United States Senator when Elihu Root is
elected next week to succeed Thomas c.
Piatt. Democratic candidate viii be
chosen at caucus Monday night.
Mr.. Hill does not think the honor. should
be bestowed upon him at this time.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
FATE Of HAMS
NOW WITH PEERS
The Jury Is Still Out at a
Late Hour.
JUDGE AWAITS VERDICT
Prisoner Reported as Sleeping
SOundly During Deliberations.

sPecIaI Prosecutor Darrin Tears De-
fense TO Pieces In Closing Argu-
ment-ssain Mans widow weeps
in Court for First Time Since Trial
BeEan-AEed Father and Mother of
the Defendant Are Present.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
RockefeIIer nt Aurnstn

Augusta, Ga. Jan. 4--John D. Rocke-
fener and his party win arrive here to-
morrow. They have engaged rooms st
the Bonair Hotel Mr. Rockefeller has
spent several winters here playing golf
The President-elect and Ar. Rockefeller
are expected to meet On the links.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
wanted for Theft.

Boston. Mass. Jan. I4-The Boston po-
lice sent out a general alarm tonight for
the apprehension Of Walter I Gallagher.
q conductor" in the employ Of the
American Express Company, who is
wanted for the aIlesed theft OF ss.oae.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
BEATEN By COMBINE
Kern'S Defeat a Surprise to
Leaders in Indiana.
OPPOSED BY SALOON ELEMENT
Democratic Nominee for Vice PresI-
dent Declares that People Were
Deliberately Betrayed by Repre-
sentatives-Says Country WIZ soon
Hear the Whole story.
SPECIAL to The Washington Herald

SPECIAL 70 The Wzshington Herald
indianapolis, Ind. Jan. l4-John ".
Kern mas beaten for the Senatorial nom
iuation by Benjamin F. shively. in the
Democratic caucus. this morning. By a
combination Of the temperance and brew
cry elements, a thing that was never
contemplated by any leaders and enc
that caused distinct surprise in all
parts of the State.
Stephen b Fleming. state senator. was
the man who engineered the deal. and
the fact that Fleming IS himself a brew
cry owner. and has been a special target
for the temperance people for years.
makes the case evesl stronger.
saloon Element Opposed.
While Kern was not regarded as a
special representative OF the temperance
sentiment, It was known that the saloon
element was opposed TO him because OF
his work for the Nicholson biH when he
was a State senate
Because Slack mad voted for local op-
ton the same element was opposed 10
him. and il was the hope Of Kern. VINO
entered the caucus with the largest
pledged vote. that Stacks friends would
come to him if the contest was narrowed
70 him and Shively.
ar. Kern said tonight
1t is a matter OF great regret that.
under the cloak Of secret ballot 50 many
representatives were able to defy the viii
Of their constituents. / have in mind
several counties where the sentiment for
my nomination was practically unani-
nous. and that sentiment was well known
to their representatives. and yet those
Representatives deliberately BETRAYED their
people and voted for men who. in q pri-
mary, would not have received a handful
Of vote In those counties.
Secret Ballot Responsible.
The secret ballot made possible not
only these betrayals. but all sorts OF
treachery, double dealing. and corrupt
practices. I believe that thoughtful peo-
PIE viii find in the scenes Of the last two
days additional argument in favor Of the
election Of United States Senator's +,v
direct vote Of the people I do not care
IT this time 10 discuss in detail the causes
which contributed TO the result. The
secret ballot in a general way, was re-
sponsible for il.
Later I shall have something TO say
as TO the interests which we're back of
the opposition 10 me, and as 70 the
stories Of double dealing and double
crossing which are afioat I have not
been deceived as 10 the attitude Of those
interests and men.
Their efforts to deceive me throughout
the canvass were more amusing to me
than otherwise IN due time the republic
shall know the whole story. and nv only
purpose IN making these things public
viii be 10 show these interests and these
gentlemen that I was deceived at no
stage OF the. game by any of them
Hemenway Is Nominated.
Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE Repub-
lican minority in the legislature this
afternoon unanimously nominated James
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
TAFT HOLDS FAITH
IN CONSTITUTION
Talks on the Intention Of
Our FOrefatherS.
EQUAL TO EMERGENCIES.
Looks to the South tor Support
of Institutions.
EQUAL TO EMERGENCIES

President-eIect Declares that POIiti-
cal Parties Are Necessity to COun-
tFy-eaR Always Count On InteIIi-
gence OF PeODIe-6reeted by Vete-
rams Of the Confederate Army.
VIII 60 10 Atlanta.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
Die in PnrInr O.

Boston, Jan 4-Lewis n. Halloween.
Of Baltimore, died suddenly in q psrlor
car while on his way 70 this city from
Jefferson. n. H. late this afternoon. He
was sixty-ave years Of age. His family
were with him at the time.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

The closing sale OF the Mendelsohn auc-
ton Of beautiful mahogany furniture. ols
prints. mirrors, plate, &c, takes place AZ
Sloanis Galleries. Iz07 G St. today. With
sessions at II q. n and ) D m Manr 81
the most important pieces yet remain 70
be sold. No reserve prices. The sale
opens with No. tGi Of the catalogue az II
O'Clock this morning, this being positively
the last 6Ry.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
SENATOR TARGET FOR EGGS.
when Aimed at SeG Davis They
Cost Only 81 Throw.


Little Rock. Ark. Jan. A-one dollar
and costs Is all one has to pay TO throw
an egg at a United States Senator in
Arkansas. When Senator Davis was
stumpins the State during the late gu
bernstorial race in the interest Of Attor-
ney General Kirby. he barely missed get
ting egged at BeIlefonte. four miles east
OF Harrison.
Walter CantreiI threw an egg. intending
TO hit the Senator, but missed the mark
and hit the man accompanying Senator
Davis. For a considerable length OF time
no one kneU officially Who threw the egg,
but finally the truth was brought to light,
and young CantreIl was arrested.
He was found guilty to-day and was
sentenced to pay 81 and costs.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
sf.25 to RaItfmOre ana R.,,-

Saturdays and SUNDAYS via Pennsvivo,,fo
Railroad Tickets good returnins rr+iI
Sunday night. All regular trains eTrer,' -.sS.,
the Congressional Limited. -
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
LOCAL.

1.-Two New States May Be Admitted
1-BiH 10 Regulate Gas Planned
New York Avenue Church 10 Move.
Young Woman Hurt in e Collision
S-L1sner Memorial Building Opened.
ALTMAN Replies 20 Mr. Bonaparte.
9-Dawson Naval Reorganization.
Plans Are Taking shape.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
- fo RnIfrno-r nnap..n

Saturdays and Sundays via PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. Tickets good returning until
Sunday night All regular trains excsot
the Congressional Limited
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
baltimore and Return. SIS.

Every Saturday and Sunday. Al trains
ectn WAYS, 1ota DAYS. except Royal LIN
tied City oshceFS 1Li7 81. and Sc Pa. ave.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
HERALDNEWS SUMMARY.
TEI.EGRAPHIC.

PsEes- TELEGRAPHIC.
l-kern's Defeat Surprise in Indiana.
1-Hains Jury Out at Late Hour.
Judge Taft Talks Of Constitution.
Sensation in Pittsburg BsnI&Case.
9-Man Killed and Body Cut Cp.
S-Whisky Fraud Found in New York.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

Benefit for Aid Of Italian Earthquake
sufferers at Belasco TheateT. 5:3O TO-DAY
Orchestra seats beyond 18th row will be e.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

View the Exhibit of Orchids at
Blaekistone's. 18th s II. Rare specimens.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

Finest Flowers Tor Table Decorations.
see Blackstone. 18th and II sta m. :
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

Nesy York. Jan. I5.--Af n. m.
Justice Crane announced that the
jury would act be locked up. but
that court FOuId be held open all
night. Il necessary, IN order TO re-
eeiYe \ verdict.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15
Hemenway Is Nominated

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE Repub-
Hcan minority in the legislature this
afternoon unanimously nominated James
A Hemenwsy, Of Boonv!Ue, TO succeed
himself in the United States Senate. He
VIII receive the full party vote.
The Washington herald., 1909-01-15

Continued on Page 3, Column 4.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
SCIENTIFIC FEEDING.
18th as . Primary Factor in lntslli.
gent Living.

plth as . Primary Factor in lntelli-
gent Living.
ealth and success are so largely
'endent upon balance. upon SYM
try of development. physical and
ntal harmony. that we should do
rything possible to secure that
sical .pOise which also means men
and moral poise. A large part of
ills come from one sided develop
BIT. caused by discriminating some
ue cells and starving others over
Ding and underfeeding. Scientific
ling. therefore, is 1f vast impOr-
he.
rereating and improper eating are
Dng the curses of the world. Think
the people who put all sorts OF in
patibles into their stOmachs at the
e time and then use all sorts OF
rums to get rid of their bad eff
rs.
me OF the most pathetic sights 10
world is that OF a human being
bggling hard TO carry out his am
on. yet handicapping himself by
ignorance of physical laws.
ghat a pathetic figure Carlyle cut
the world-a one sided giant who
ght have been a symmetrical power.
SCISSOR Of a colossal brain largely
btrolled by a dyspeptic stomach: He
) cross and Grabbed aud did just
things that be did not want to do.
pgs that be knew 1t would be bet
not to do. but he was the victim
starved nerves. Of exhausted brain
largely for want Of common sense
ling. -orison SWEET Marden in Sue
Magazine.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11
WHAT He WAS TELLING HIM.
An Incident That Ended the CONVEX
sation at the BARRIERS.

An incident That Ended the CONVEX
sation at the BARRIERS.
"You are very bald. sir" said the
barber to little Binks as the latter took
up his position in the chair
whats that you sayT' asked Binks
pleasantly.
81 say you are very bald, sir repeat
ed the barber.
who isT asked Binks.
"You. sir" said the barber.
what paper did you see that inT'
demanded Binks.
whats that. sirT asked the bar
Der.
What newspaper" repeated Binks
Il read all the papers. but didn't see
any reference TO this Was it In one
Of the early editions Of the evening
papersT'
WAS what STRIP queried the puzzled
barber
This thing you were just telling
me-" said Binks
why. don't remember telling
you began the barber
About my being bald. YOU know .
said Blnks. "You said | VAS very
bald. didn't your
YES" said the barber. but didn't
mention the newspapers. sir. Why
should II be In the newspapers. slrF~
"why. because it's news. isn't itF'
said Binks
Il shouldn't say that. sir" said the
barber
well. IL Il isn't news. what in thun-
der did you tell me about II fOrF' de-
branded Binks II supposed you had
read about e IN one Of the papers and
had reached the conclusion that
didn't know H. II you fnd a mole
under my left ear while shaving me,
break II TO me gently please aud ven
may omit all mention Of The fact that
my beard Is getting gray I am trying
10 stave oI realization OF the
But just then the barber accidental
~ ran his latheF brush over Bink's
mouth. ard the conversation ceased -
TIppiReott's.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-11

he difficulties experienced by out
efathers in trying TO reckon money
very small proportions appear In
various values, given to n mite"
the stxteeRth aud seventeenth cen
u books OF commercial arithmetic.
- originai mite seems 10 have
2 a third of a Flemish penny. but
use OF the word for the widow
p Of the New Testament made its
gular English meaning half far
ing. and some old people may re-
fmber applying the name 10 the
'prt lived nineteenth century coins
that Value. In those old arithmetic
oks mite stands for various val
not represented By actual coins.
% obviously used 10 reckoning. 4
ork OF lTo6 makes Il one-twelfth OF
penny. two sixteenth century books
,s-siXth of a farIhing. and In 1874
axes arithmetic made Il as little
one sixry-fourth Of a penny.-Lon-
N Chronicle.