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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

without cost for the first five years.
A letter was read from Professor Bail
Of the Agricultural college at Logan.
in which the writer said that expert
meuts in various parts OF the state.
had shown that flax can be grown in
Utah In profitable quantities and OF
excellent quality. The damp lands.
said Prof Ball. are well adapted 10 tn
growing Of flax for feed purposes.
while the better lands arc used for
growing the finer fiber.
Experiments will be conducted In
Summit ana Morgan counties. and
viii lie manufactured. The making Of
linoleum, burlap and the like Will be
taken up later.
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ROBERT s. LOVETT At THE HEAD OF
IHE UNION PACIFIC RAIL ROAD co.

in obtaining evidence which was used
10 send the alleged revoluion,sts.
Magon. Villareal and Rivers to tho
Arizona penitentIary for violating the
federal neutrality laws.
As far as the local authorities
know the Mexican government has no
desire for de Lara's return. The i'm.
migration officials say that II ne can
show that his convictions rs TO the
existing forms OF government and his
general conduct are not Objectionable.
as measured by the standard applied
10 every allen. he can remain here
indefinitely il he does not violate 9th
er laws.
The examination will be held as
soon as necessary papers arrive from
Washington, probably early next
week
Word is expected today from Attor-
ncy Clarence Darrow of Chicago In
reply to the request of the de Lara
defense league that he came 10 Los
Angeles 10 take part In the defense
of de Lara.
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QUITO NOT A GOOD
PLACE FOR CONSUMPTlVES

Washington. Oct. 21.-ouito enjoys
certain advantages for persons suffer
ing from tuberculosis. but there are
many disadvantages.
Tho above is tho essence OF the re-
plies sent in response 10 inquiries BY
William c. Fox. the American minister
10 Ecuador. whose legation at Quito
has been flooded With requests for ad-
vice as to whether consumptlves could
go To that capital with the prospects
of Improvement So many letters
have been received saws Mr Fox, Ia
n report TO the state department Off
cials. that il 81 impossible 10 answer
them all Tho reason for the inquiries
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LA TOILETTE STIRRING UP
THE lNSURGENT CAUSE

Spokane. Wash. Oct 21-CoInci-
dent With the visit of United States
Senator LaFollette TO Spokane to up
hold Congressman Miles PoindeXter
and TO give endorsement generally to
the policy of the insurgents in con.
gress. editors OF country newspapers
throughout eastern Washington met
yesterday and organized the Progress.
sive Republican league. About twenty
editors and publishers were repre-
Sented.
The organization Is expected later
TO lead TO a statewide movement In
arousing the people against Cannon
ism and AldTich.
Later the league may take an active
part In the campaign in this state.
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HEAVY WITHDRAWAL OF
LIQUOR FROM WAREHOUSE

New York, Oct. 21.-AccordnE TO
the figures of the internal revenue
commissioner more whiSkey is now
being withdrawn from the bonded
warehouses throughout the country
than ever before. The Withdrawals
from bond last year totaled t34, SOL =
40S gallons. which was the heaviest
on record. and since then the with
drawals have been even heavier than
that
The manufacture Of distilled spirits
is still well below the high rate es-
ta6lished in 1907, when 16S, ,513.918 gal
Ions were produced
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coloREO MEN PRESENT
A MEDAL TO FORAKER

Cincinnati. Oct. PA committee of
fifteen colored men from Ohio. Indiana
and Kentucky. representing the col
ored citizens of Fairbanks. Alaska.
presented former United States SEN
ator Foraker with gold medal here
today In recognition Of his efforts in
behalf OF the colorcd soldiers who
were dismissed from the United
States army for alleged participation
in the Brownsville (Tcxas) riot
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. Oct. 21.-Caule-RccciptG
estimated at II 600, market weak 10
shade lower; beeyes So .S5aS 60, Tex,
as steers SO. 75ai so; western steers
81 OOa7 .25;' stockers and feeders S$.'
OOa5 10: cows and heifers 81 00a5.-
40: calves 81 00a9 so
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000,
Market sc higher; light 81 10a7 20;
mixed 81 3Oa7 SO; heavy 81 25a7 90s
rough $7.25a7 as; good TO choice
heavy 81. 45a7 go; pigs 50. 25a7 l0i
bulk of sales 81. soar 80.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 25.000.
Market steady; native 81. 40ai so;
western 50 60a4 So; yearlings S4,4O
as 35; lambs. native, 81, 25a7. 20;
western 81. soar 10.
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YOUNG MAN
HYPNOII TIED
Physicians S Services
Necessary to Restore
Consciousness.

Hartford. Conn. Oct 2L-For four
teen hours Burton White. a fresh
man at the Connecticut State college.
lay hypnolized. devoid OF will power
absolutely under the control OF John
BerEensen. his classmate.
For almost fourteen hours BerEen-
sen. an amateur In hypnotsm, tried
10 bring White out OF the hypnotic
state and failed because he had not
the power. or did not know how.
Then a physician was called and
with much difficulty restored White
70 his senses. He is 10 years old. 4
Night student. but for awhile after
" came TO. his mental powers were
as feeble as those OF a child Of four.
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PASSENGERS SAW
A BOLD H0LD=UP

Chicago. Oct 21-In Wow Of scores
or passengers on the Chicago TO New
Orleans Illinois Central train two
hIehwaymen held M and robbed Con
duotor Dawson last night when the
limited train stopped at Harvey,
Chicago suburb. for water.
Passengers. fearing that the robbers
would march through the train and at
tack them. hurried into their seats.
remaining there until a posse of cit
liens and deputy sherins arrived at
the station in answer to an emergen-
cy call
The thieves obtained a watch, ring
and about $40.
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sYRIANs CANNOT VOTE.

la Crosse. Wis. Oct. 21.-Under a
ruling received here today from r. S.
Coleman chief examiner of the census
bureau at Washingto one hundred
Syrian voters in Lacrosse will lose
their citizenship. while hundreds OF
others all over the northwest will be
affected The ruling Is that Syrians,
being OF Aslatic origin. are not white
persons" within the meaning OF the
law Syrians mere have voted for
years and form an important colony.
Mcsf Of them have taken out FIRST
papers.
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Oct. 2l.-Close: Wheat
Dec. $1.o4 SIS; May Sl.Ol rs: July
9S Ii
Corn-Oct 50 "a. Dec. 90 IA; May
G1 3-S. July so "a
oats-Dec. 50 IS; MAY ~ is; July
80 is.
PorI-oct. $40 .35; Jan. $751;
May SlS.35.
Lard-Oct S12 60; Nov. sl1 81 II;
Jan. Sl1.l0; May sll so.
Ribs-oct. SLIPS; Jan. s9.S2 IL;
May S9.77 -
Barley-Cash 51aG5.
Rye-Cash 70, Dec. 7e.
Timothy-Oct SG-75; March SA.l5.
Cloycr-Nothing doing
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VERY LITTLE BETTING
ON MAYORAlTY CONTEST

New York. Oct. 21.-Wagers on the
result OF the municipal campaign are
scarcer this year than ever before.
Only two bonahde bets have been re-
corded by Charles Mahoney. the Hoff-
man House betting commissioner, and
these were at 2 10 l on The success
Of former Judge Gaynor
Mahoney announces that a promiu-
cnt man has placed $1,000 in his hand'
TO be bet AT similar odds on Gaynor.
but no takers have appeared.
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BOOKS WRITTEN BY FULTON.

New York, Oct 21.-A copy of a
book written In 1910 by Robert Full
ton, inventor Of the steamboat. and
entitled. Torpedo War and Submar-
inc Explosions" has been sold at auc-
ton for $50 Another book, which
brought Sl45. was Natural and Alb
original History of Tennessee Up to
the First Settlement Therein by the
White People in 1868"
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
WORLDS MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS.

AmalGamated Copper, So is.
American Beet Sugar. AZ.
American Car and Foundry, 20 Ia.
American Cotton Oil. II Ia.
American Locomotive. 5S 12.
American Smelling, % Ia
American Smelling, pfd.. liz.
American Sugar RcGhing. 100 IL.
Anaconda Mining Co. &c "a.
Atchlson Railway. 121 II.
Atlantic Coast Line. 139
Baltimore and Ohio. 1l6 Is
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, rs 3-S.
Canadian Pacific, lSJ.
Chesapeake and Ohio. SO.
Chicago and Northwestern, 1S9.
Chicago. Nil. and st. Paul, l59 IS
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 50 SIS.
Colorado aud Southern. 81 L.
Denver and Rio Grande. As IL.
Denver aud Rio Grande. pfd.. So Is
Delaware and Hudson. 1S5 IL.
Erie Railway. 33 SIS
Great Northern, pfd.. us ca.
Great Northern Ore Gifts, 81.
Illinois Central, rs IL.
National Biscuit. ia.
National Lead, SIS.
New York Central. 135 3.4
Norfolk and Western. % 1-2.
Northern Pacific. 150 81.
Pacific Mail. 80 II.
Ponnsylvania Railway. 147 5-S.
Peoples Gas. us.
Pullman Palace Car. 100 1-2.
Reading Railway, 163 Ia
Rock Island Co. 80 3.S
Rock Island Co. pfd.. a rs.
Southern Pacific. 130.
Southern Railway. 81 1-2.
Union Pacific. 203 SIS.
United States Steel 90 5-S.
United States Steel. pfd.. 127 3.4.
Wabash RAILWAY. q Is.
Wabash Railway. pfd.. SO 81.
Western Union. - IL.
Standard oil company. 700.
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I At 7 SENDS
CHALLENGE
He Desires to Defeat
the Best Golf
Player.

San Antonio. Texas, Oct 21.-A
characteristic message from the TAFT
ranch yesterday was received, when
the President used the long distance
telephone TO invite r II. Connerly of
Austin To come down and get beat
playing golf Thursday morning
Mr.. Connerly left last night for the
Taft ranch.
special trip TO the Taft ranch and laid
out the golf course, which is proving
so entertaining for the President
Mr. Connerly Is generally recognized
as the champion golfer OF the state.
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MURDERER OF FAMILY
TRACED TO KANSAS CITY

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. 21.-Althoug"
the sheriff, aided by the police Of
Kansas City, Kansas. across the line
from here. had run down every clue
that might lead 10 the apprehension OF
the unknown murderer OF AlonZo Van
Roycn. Margaret Van Royen. his wife.
and Miss Rosa Mcmahon. a sister OF
Mrs. Van Royen. who were slain on
their farm five miles west OF Kansas
City. yesterday. the slayer was still
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SPAIN IN A POLITICAL TURMOIL
AND CABINET FORCED TO RESIGN

carrying concealed weapon. became
insane on learning that a farmer near
Albany. for whom be worked and with
whom he had n fight on Tuesday
night, had died, and no WAS wanted
by the Albany authorities for mul--
der. Fellici is violent and a central
Office detective Is constantly in his
cell to keep him from taking his own
lie
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ROUGH PRIZE FIGHT.

Philadelphia, Oct 21-Young LouEh'
rey's rough tactics In a sIx-round bout
with Johnny Krauso at the Wayne
Athletic club caused riot among the
spectators. who threw bottles. cush-
ions and other missiles into the ring
Loughrey had a shade on Krauso at
the end. but had to be escorted 10
a car to save him from the mob.
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l0c higher. Bulk OF sales 81 3Oa7
G5. heavy s7-eJa7 70; packers and
butchers 81. 40a7 IS; light 81 7.00a3.'
so; pigs Sc O0a6.75-
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market
steady. Muttons 81 0oa4 10; lambs
s.. 75a7 %, range wethers and year.
lings .25a5.2 range ewes IS. GOA
10.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE
COL. ROOSEVELT PARTY

Nairobi, Oct. 21.-Colonel Rooso.
welt. Edmond Heller and r. ] Cnn.
ninghame. tho hunter and guido re-
turned TO Nairobl from NaIyasba 10.
day. Kermit Roosevelt and Leslie
Tarlton have gone to Nakuru. wbero
they will spend few DAYS sbootIng
before joining the other members IF
the party here. The expedition win
leave on Monday for the Guasonguisbc
district
According TO the Present plans, the
party will return here from Guaaon.
suisho and in November hunt in Inc
region of Moro with Lord Delamere
On December 18th the party viii nro-
coed TO Uganda. arriving at Condo
koro. February 10, and continue on to
Khartoum, where. according to tho
schedule. the party should bo on
March 10.
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Suoar and Coffee,

New York, Oct. 1.-Sugar-Raw,
firm; fair refining SO so; centrifugal
&c test 81. 80: molasses sugar So. 90.
Refined. steady; crushed s5.S5; pow
dered $5. .25; granulatod s5.15.
COFFEE Steady; No. Rio S is.
Nominal: No. 4 Santos S 3-l.
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Ksnsas CITY LIvestoek.

Kansas CITY, NO. Oct 21.-Cattle =
Receipts 5000; market steady. Ma
tive steers 81. .50aS 90, native cows
and heifcrs s. 20n5 25: stocbers and
feeders Sc 00a5. 20; bulls 81 75a3 IS;
calves 50 75a7 so; western steers g -
GOa5 50, western COWS 50. 1914 %.
Hogs-Rcccipts 5000. market sc to
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HE WAS ONE OF THE
SlGNERS OF SECESSION

Spartsnsburg, S. c. Oct. 91.-Dr.
James Carlisle. president emeritus Of
Wofford college, died here at his home
today. He was ore OF the two suryiv-
ing gigners Of tho ordinance OF seceS-
sion. lie was 81 years of age.
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Execution Of Ferrer, War in Morocco and Re-
ligiOus Differences Have Brought on a
Crisis in the Spanish Capital.

at large this afternoon. The blood.
hounds which were placed on tho trai'
last night lost the scent milo west
Of Kansas City. Kas., carly To-Day.
owing 10 the muddy condition ol inc
roads following last nights shower,
II is believed the murderer is 10
hiding In Kansas City, Kansas. ana
thorough search of the resorts IN tnat
city is being conducted by the authori'
ties.
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MOTHER KILLED az CAR;
BABY is MURDERED

Portland. Ore, Oct IL
Word has been received from
Cotton station. seven miles
from Portland, that Mrs.
Heiny committed suicide today
by throwing herself under an
interurban car on going TO
e woman's home friends dis
covered the lifeless BODY Of her
baby. The child had been muir
dered.
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NlNeTEEN.YEAR-oLO BOY
BECOMES INSANE IN JAIL

New York. Oct. 21.-Nlneteen-year-
old Lester Felllcl who was arrested
yesterday on no grayer charge than
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-21

New Theater euildins-The kali,
OF the new Utahna theater building
on TveDty,hfth street are raDIdI2
nearing completion and the contrac.
tors and architects say the s,ruc,uro
Will be ready for the holiday shows
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DISASTROUS MINE Ex-
PlOSlON IN OKLAHOMA

Hartshorne. Okla. Oct. 21.-
An explosion occurred today In
mine No. S. operated by the
Rock Island Coal company. One
man was Killed, three injured
and eight others are cut of.
their fate being unknown. \
rescue party IL at work.
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Madrid. Oct 21-The Spanish cabi-
net. headed by Premier Naura. re-
signed this afternoon.
The fall OF the cabinet was regarded
as inevitable after the bitter speech
OF Minister of the Interior LacleTva In
the chamber of deputies last night. in
which he classed the Liberals with tho
Republicans and Socialists who were
arrnyed against the throne.
Today King Alfonso summoned Pre-,
mier Maura, Senior Dato. former min
lister Of the interior. and other leaders
in parliament, Tho impression con-
tlnucS that the Liberals VIII refuse 10
assume power, preferring to leave the
Conservatives to eXtrlcate themselves
from the present situation the best
they may.
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The religious Issues have been the
rock on which these ministers were
wrecked. and the accession TO power
OF Senior Maura was regarded as a
sweeping victory for the clericals and
one likely TO arouse a revolutionary
spirit. This proved to be the case.
the opposition finally uniting against
the government conduct and further
ance OF the war in Morocco. The
stern measures taken 10 put down
the recent anti-war demonstrations In
Spain tended TO inflame the opposition
and the execution OF Ferrer. followed
by popular demonstrations of disap-
proval, brought matters 10 a crisis.
When parliament reopened the LIB
erals. Republicans and Socialists bit
terly assailed the government. but the
cabinet showed a disposition to fight
for its life.
There was 4 violent scene In the
chamber of deputies yesterday. when
the opposition. headed by Senior Moret
Prendergast, the former premier, re-
newed It's attack upon the govern
ment. Minister OF the Interior La
cierva, however, declared that y In
istry would NOT resign under threats.
II was then believed that while Senor
Moret was determined to unhorse Pre-
mler Maura, the Liberals. as distin'
Guished from the Republicans and So
clalists. did not desire 10 assume pow
cr. as under the circumstances they
would then become responsible for the
expenditures involved IN the war in
Morocco,
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NO GUESS WORK

STANDARD DISPATCHES ARE GENUINE
AND GUARANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSOCIATION IN
lHE WORLD. The ASSOCIATED PRESS
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UTAH-THE INDICATIONS ARE THAT TAE
WEATHER WILL BE FAIR TONIGHT AMI
TOMORROW
Evening star., 1909-05-16
BIG DAMAGE BY Rain AND HAIL
MICHIGAN CROPS SUFFER AND
MANY ARE MISSING.
Tornado Blows Over Grain Elevator
on Railroad Tracks-Catholic
Church Unroofed.

DETROIT, Mich, May 15.-Reports of
heavy damage from rain and hail have
been received here tonight from the three
most Southerly tiers of counties in Mchi-
gan.
completely washed out the early celery
crop in the vicinity of Kalamazoo. Hail
Is reported to have seriously damaged
budding fruit trees.
George Brooks, a fisherman, seventy
years old, is missing from Mount Glenn
ems. having gone out on Lake st. Clair
in a sailboat just before the storm broke.
Three Mount Clemens youths-Carl
Epely, Charles Ulrich and Roy Groes-
beck-who went to the st. Clair flats in
power launch and started home after
dinner, are also missing. 1t is feared
their boat was capsized by the storm.
Rudolph Kaminski. driver of street
flushing wagon in Detroit. was electrocut-
ed in trying to put a fallen live wire on
the east side out Of the reach of crowd
Of inquisitive boys.
Howell. Mich, May ia tornado that
swept through Fowlerviile from the
southwest to the northeast this afternoon
unroofed score of houses and barns
and tipped a wheat and bean elevator in
Fowlerville over upon the Pere Marquette
railroad tracks, temporarily blocking traf-
fic over that line.
Frank RoundsviIle owner of the eleva-
tor and an employe. Emery Dezess. were
inside the structure when 1t was blown
over. Dezess was seriously and Rounds
vile slightly injured.
A number OF children had left the Ro-
man Catholic Church just few minutes
before 1t was unroofed.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
PROF. BELL OFF FOR ENGLAND
FAMOUS INVENTOR AND WIFE
TO TAKE AUTO TOUR.
Will Try to Get Away From Flying
Machines, But Still Pins Faith
to Silver Dart.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Prof. Alexander
Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone
and experimenter in flying machines.
sailed on the steamship Cedric today for
England. With Mrs. Bell he will take
an automobile tour In the south Of Eng
land
Il am going away to try and get clear
of flying machines" said the professor.
THE Silver Dart will not be entered in
the competition arranged by the London
Daily Mail.' he added, because my
fellow-workers, Messrs. Douglas Nc
Curdy and F. w. Baldwin. need it at
Baddeck, N. s., for conducting expert
ments. They are at present building a
larger machine. which they will offer to
the Canadian government or to the gov
ernment Of Great Britain If the Canadian
government does not need it.
in some mechanical points to the machine
devised by the Wright brothers. 1t was
due to the skill and experience Of the
aviator that the Wright brothers have
had such admirable success with their
machine. Mr.. McCurdy. however. is fast
acquiring the necessary knowledge to
make the Silver Dart accomplish as
much, II not more. than the Wrights
have been able to do. with less risk. TIC
do this they must remain at work al
Baddeck. When they have completed
their new machines. I have stipulated
that they shall give me the Silver Oar,
back. and will present it to the National
Museum as a historic relic
Evening star., 1909-05-16
MEDICAL SCHOOL QUARTERS.
Bids Opened for Construction OF
Seven Buildings.

Bids were opened in the bureau of yards
| and docks, Navy Department, yesterday
for the construction of seven two-and-
one-half-story and basement buildings a,
the Naval Medical School Hospital, on the
old observatory grounds at the foot OF
23d street. These buildings will be used
for a contagious ward, quarters for med
ical officer in command, two quarters for
medical officers, sick officers quarters, fe-
male nurses quarters and male nurses
quarters. The buildings will be of brick
on concrete foundation. The contagious
ward building will contain four subdivi-
sions for the treatment of as many va
rieties of contagious diseases. and that
GERS. will be OF fireproof construction,
while the other buildings will be of wood
interior construction.
There were seventeen bidder. The low
est on all buildings was that of the
Thompson -Starrett Company Of Wash
ington. d. c., at the following figures:
Contagious ward building, $4S, ,S25; sick
officers quarters, $4,000; male nurses
quarters, $35. GOO; female nurses quarters
$2s,9so; commanding officers quarters,
$21. 500; junior officers quarters (east
quarters). $18 200: Junior officers quarters
(west quarters). $4,000, making a total OF
$223, 205 for the entire work.
The other bidders were Walter E. Burn
ham, Baltimore. Md: George A. Fuller
Company, Washington, D. c.; Noel Con-
struction Company, Baltimore, Md. Boyle
Robertson Construction Company, Wash
ington. D. c.; Thomas H. Melton. Wash
ington, D. c.; Oscawana Building Com
pany, New York; Herman Probst. New
York; j. E. & A. L. Pennock. Philadel-
phia; Durolithic Company. Buffalo: w. H.
McCray. Washington. D. c.: George A.
Glenn & Co.. Philadelphia; Arthur Cow
sill. Washington. D. c.: D. ]. Phipps.
Newport News, Va; James E. Leamy &
Co., Syracuse, N. Y; Ambrose B. Stan
nard, New York; Baltimore Ferro-Co
crete Company, Baltimore.
Evening star., 1909-05-16
ER|Rs SONS ATTEND BANQUET
HALF A HUNDRED IRIsHMEN
TALK OF GOING HOME.
Authorized Appointment of Execu-
tive Committee and Steps to In
terest Capital in Emerald Isle.

Fifty sons of Erin attended banquet
at Rauschers last evening. After the
menu had been discussed they talked of
the Irish home-going scheme. which. if
it is carried, will result in a great
army of loyal Irishmen returning to the
old country for visit during the summer
Of 1910.
p T. Moran was appointed temporary
chairman and Joseph Sullivan tempor-
ary secretary. A resolution was adopted
which will result in the appointment OF
an executive committee of seven to begin
plans early next week for the movement.
After the appointment of the committee
permanent officers will be elected.
The movement will be arranged so as
to cooperate with Irish civic and COM
mercial bodies and will also endeavor
to interest American capital in Irish
opportunities All this was spoken Of
last evening.
Speeches were made by Prof. Lennox
of the Catholic University. Prof. Jo-
seph Dunn, John B. Coughlin. Dr.. J.
O'Connell. Representative Hansbury,
Francis J. Kilkenny and P. j. Haltigan.