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The Washington times., 1910-08-08
Catholics Believe Apostolic
Delegate Will Get
Red Hat.
PLAN CONSISTORY
FOR NEXT WINTER
Pope Is Reported to Be Ready to
Call Meeting at
Rome.

That the lOnE-heraldcd consisF0ry Will
be called BY zone Plus Y curing the
coming winter and that Mgr FaIcOniO.
the present apostolic delegate al Wash
iEgtOn- VII be among the new cardi-
mails. is generally credited by those high
IL the councils Of the Catholic church
IN this city.
Catholics OF Washington are inclined
10 believe the rumors Of the probable
consistory are authentic and privata
aGvicss are reported 10 have been re-
ccived here &C the effect that Mpr. FaI-
COMO IS certain 10 ne raised TO tine
Collese OF Cardinals.
IT is also understood iu Catholic cir
cIcs here thar Mgr AEius- now iu the
Philippines. wuI succeed MGR. FaIconio
as aUOst"iic deIeEa-e at washington
u Is said TO be iTprCba bic that an
american viii be- naUed as cardinal az
TIE cCusiStory. although there have been
hCDe% tHar such miEL- be the case.
canada it ls understood. VIII be- hon
ored 81 the elevation Of -fEr- Bruchesf.
tre archbishop Of Montreal. as LEar
coI1tT- has had no reures=urative fu the
COLLEGE Of Cardinals since the d-a .h Of
Cardinal -'asCn sreau.
Nc fewer than ten cardinals have died
since the last cousisrorv- az which Se-.-
eral were named At present the Sa-
cred college consists Of fftE-rvo
princes OF r-@ church. OF these twenty
three are On Rome and engaged In the
various congregations and tribunals
there
Mgr >gi's. who in all possibility viii
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE
MAY PROVE FATAL
Thomas Dolan Leaps From
Court Room Window,
FTacturing Skull.

Thomas DoIsn, in attempting to es-
cape from the Juvenile Court this after
noon, leaped from a window on the sec
ond floor and sustained injuries which
Viii probably prove fatal
Dola1 Is vhe sixth or seventh DriS-
oEer who has attempted this means
OF escape in the last few years nc
- more seriously inquired however
than anv Of the others Rave baar
BOla Is suffering from a fracture of
the skull 4 fracture Of the right les
and an immediate operation was nee
esSdry before the physicians could
mold out the least hope Of saving his
DOlan, who l. about thirty-six wears
old, lives at 6SS North Carolina avsuua
where his mother and child reside. His
wife is dead.
He was paced uEHier arrest bv Of
ucers OF the Seventh precinct on a
warrant charging him with failure 20
support his child He was taken 10 the
Juvenile Court this morning and was
awaiting a hearing before Judge De-
Lacy when he attempted to escape
He climbed upon the window sin and
sDrang out across the aresUaE- L Is
thought that he struck the fence on
the other side and r.as hurled back
upon the concrete paving
II was 1-15 when the alarm was
sounded, and the patient was rushed
Immediately TO the Emergency H0s7i-
tai
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
Gertrude Boyle Kano Calls
Japanese Fanatics Act a
Blood Offering.
POLICE CANNOT FIND
CRAZED BOY SLAYER
Woman Gives No Reasons for Her
GrueSom5 Theory of
Cause Of Crime.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S-That the
killing Of Enoch Kendall. his wife. and
their son. at their lonely ranch just
north Of Santa Rosa, WAS a gruesome
human sacrifice TO shintoisn, offered
by Nanjiro Yamagachi, japanese boy
who lived on the ranch, was the start
ling declaration made today by Mrs.
Gertrude Boyle Kano. American wife
or a japanese poet and ward Of Joaquin
Miller.
The declaration has caused a se-lsa-
ton In Oakland society, as an extensive
branch Of the cult Of Shintoism has
been organized by society leaders there
Mrs Margaret Starbuck, owner OF
the ranch on which the Kendaus were
living. is the leader Of the Shinto cult
IN Oakland. and YamaEachi, VINO was
a member Of the caIt, reported 20 her
several days before the triple murder
was discovered. that he had had q Hgh;
with the elder Kendall
YamaeacHt disappeared, and later the
charred bones Of the Kendall SauiIy
were found in an ash heap nesr the
ranch house
Mrs KanO has given no Er0In5s for
her statement that TauaEaCni 5-fIIed
the KcrdaHs as a sacrifice TO his e.oG~.
but the police are carefully invesuEa--
Ing this phase OF the case
AS yet there have been no arrests.
and the search for the missing Jaba-
uese has 80 far proved unsuccessfuL
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
Two Hundred Thousand Wis
itOrS Are Drawn to CITY
by Knights Templar.
LOOP BECOMES
GAY WHITE WAY
Members of Order Will Parade To-
mOTrOw-Annual Dinner
Today.

CHICAGO, Aug. S--The Right Hon
orable the Earl of Eustou, most en-
inent and supreme grand master OF
the Knights Tempiar, heading a dele
cation of English visitors To the
thirty-frs trienniaI concIave, arriv-
ed here this afternoon from New
York He Is the official representa-
tive Of the Duke Of Connousht head
Of the order in England Lord Al
thumney is in the party
Two hundred thousand strangers are
today for the thirty-first tricnnial con-
cIave of the knights Tempiar OF the
United States, which officially was
cusn by Sir Knight William B. AIelish.
acting grand master. az divine service
at Orchestra Hall last night
The business Of the meeting VIII be-
gin tomorrow morning With the eN-
cepti0n Of the annual dinner OF the
''mUtuals.'' grand recorders, and cor
respondents at O'Clock this afternoon
and a few evoIUtions, there IS no formal
program for today
5I0re than 50.O00 persons arrived to-
day- It is estimated that by tomorrow
sFi.0gg viii be here Tor the event
The ugly loop" district Of Chicago has
been transformed into gay white way,
-o'' Ar N-il-t li-E N----l-N9 WIN t-- t-'Ae -'-
morrow morning The parade VIII be
followed by the opening session of the
couCIave and tomorrow night d recep-
tiuu VIII h5 held
An usChedUIed shifting OF officers be-
came probable today with the announce
uent that Sir knight Frederick IT aver.
OF WaterVille, Ne. Very Eminent Grant
warden, probably vgt1 not be c-audf-
date for promotion under the system Of
rotation Tne.vr the usual rule, he would,
be advanced TO Very Eminent Sword
Bearer
Officers probably VIII oe elected %
morrow as follows
Most Eminent Grand Master William
B. MeliSh, Cincinnati
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
ARMY AYIATORS FLY
ON SECRET ORDERS
French War Department
Testing Efficiency of Its
Air Corps.

PARIS. Aug. S.-DetermineE 10 in
crease the efficiency of her army avia-
tors. the war department today issued
secret orders to twenty military aero
naUtS- which involve series OF unusual
flights
Lieutenant BeIIiuEer made a flight OF
siXry-seven miles from NOurmelou 10
keUdum- using Bleri0C mouOpiaue-
Lieuteuants CroSuier and J0st have
been ordered 20 make a number Of
'r4iLnE' flights from Paris, and began
them this afternoon
LieulenanTS CheVreau and lIalIIOt fly
irE in a Wright bipIGue- started today
on a 19"-miIe fight from Troyes 10
Nancy Others are under orders 70
make shorter flights
The cross country flight. covering
nearly go miles and including the towns
Of Paris. Troyes, Nancy. AIeziers-Char-
leviiIe, DCuai- and Amieus. which began
yesterday, viii be resumed tomorrow.
when the second leg Of the trip from
Troyes to Nancy, loo miles. win be COW
cred
There are SIX aviators stfI IN the race.
Aubrunl Leblanc, Mamet, Weyunar-n.
LIudpaiuteT and L-eGaEneauN
BreEui an6 BUsSon- the two other
starters, did not finish the Paris-Troyes
trip
The Washington times., 1910-08-08

Right Eminent Grand Master. Arthur
Macarthur. Troy, ". y
Very Eminent Grand Geucralissim0.
" Frank Pierce, san Francisco
Very Eminent Grand Senior Warden,
Joseph Kyle or. Atlanta
NerE Eminent Grand Captain. Lee II
smith, PirLs1-rE-
Very Eminent Grand Junior Warden.
George O. Rafter, Cheyenne, Wyo-
Very Eminent Grand PTCIare. Henry
W Lines. Meridian, Conn
Very Eminent Graufs Treasurer.
George GeTOw. Detroit.
Very Eminent Grand Recorder. VIII
lam r. Norris, Manchester. Iowa
very Eminent Grand standard Bear
er, JeHlei w. Chamberlain
Very Eminent Grand Sword Bearer.
Frederick c. Thayer.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
Head of Rome's Force Kills
Self on Eve of Trial
of Members.
LETTERS FINALLY
UNBALANCE MIND
Ba.lanti Figured Prominently in
Rounding Up Society in
Italy

ROME. aug. s-Chief Of Pofcs-cze-
sar Ballantf. famous for hss~zctivitieS
IN breaking OF Csmsrra and Black
hand orgauizatioEes committed suicide
by shooting ESs6seIf today Just on the
eve OF bsSssg called TO testify against
forty Ssssmorrists who had been ar
resSSd by him.
'Ballanti of late had received many
terrible threats from the Camorrs. So
cieties, and It is believed that these at
last unbalanced his mind and led 20 the
suicide
The police al FIRST attempted 20 make
mystery out Of Bauzntrs death.
SUI ii soon developed that II was a
P;ein case OF suicide
Pair Murdered.
COucOIO and his wife were r7rr6s-zz
four years ago For months The gov-
ernmeHt has been preparing for the
trial and the testimony Of Bausntf .zszs
regarded as one OF the strongest points
in the case against Ihc aroused
Ii this trial the authorities ro7o IN
oeal Q death blow 10 the organization
Eh-cn Tor years has teTTOrized whole
districts and which Is believed to be
oirectly connected with the bfzcIuaffir-
orSariz2tlons that prey on Italians in
In spite OF the suspicious OF suicide
surrounding BaIlsntis 3 death. il Is be-
lered by a large section OF the DoTi-e
That Bslienti may have been murdered
hy agents OF the organization sEaf7zf
which ne was To testify
Expected Long Trial
II hal been expected that the trial
would last six months AT least and
that the history and workings Of the
society would re laid hare n every de-
tail as far as gathered by he secret
police.
40 part that the society has plzveT
IN The history Of Naples and the s---
rounding country IS to be teft unrou-h-
ed upOn n the plans of the government
are carried out in full
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
WATCHING WOMAN
IN MURDER CASE

CHICAGO. Aug S.-Inez Wilcox a
young woman stenogTapher. IS being
watched by tine local police today after
a statement she made that she was IN
the Office Of Dr. William r. AIicbeeIls. q
dentist within half an hour Hefore he
was murdered in the street yesterday.
Captain of Police Collins said today
that ne believed the murder was due 70
Jealousy or revenge as q motive There
was no evidence Of robbery Five men
and one woman are being held as Wit
uesSes To the crime. II is SaiT Dr.
EEichaei1s met an unidentified man with
whom he talked for about eve minutes
after which the stranger drew d re-
voIver, and carefully aiming II, shot .he
dentist down
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
NAN IS SHOT DOWN
IN CHICAGO STREET
Fatally Wounded Near
Where DR.. Michaellis Was
Killed Friday.

CHICAGO. Aug. S-Wftbfn stone $
throw o. the spot where Dr. w F.
AlicHasIIIs. a weII-to-do dentist. was
shot To- death Friday night. another
man was fatally shot early today
anton HeldinE was shot through the
heart hy a bandit who was beir= Dur
sued hy w H Schroeder. a druggist.
who repulsed the robber by 1rfn- four
shots It is now believed th1t this rob
her killed Dr- NichaeIIis. whose death
was at -irst attributed To revence- New
ertheIess. the c)Iice are continuing their
search for tie Drettv Young woman
known 20 have called on The dentist
shortly before he was killed
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
IS BURNED
IN FLAMING AERO

BLAChPOOL, England. Aug E-A
V Roes. a novice aviator. is TODAY
suffering from burns sustained when
while he was making a trial Of a
triDIaue OF his own design. the ma
chine caught fire in rlidafr
While the flames spread with ran
idity under the breeze caused bv the
machines fight, RoeS. constantly
menaced by the danger of a petrol
explosion, cody guided the plane to-
ward the earth When he was but a
few fee above the ground the planes
were so eaten away that they gave
no support and the machine fell
Roes, however, escaped with slight
injuries
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
.GALLANTRY ON CAR
COSTS A MANS LIFE
Gave Seat to Woman, Then
Fell and Broke
Neck.

NEW YORK, Aug 6.-Gallantry in
sUrrerdering his seat on a crowded car
to woman cost John WUhlherr. aged
ffty-six. his life here early today.
KVohIherr was riding on 4 Brooklyn
car and arose TO give woman his
place Stepping 10 the rear platform he
stood on The running board WohIherr
vas a trif7e dim Of eyesisht and bit
infrm 4 IUrch of the car threw him
from The platform TO the pavement.
An ambulance was called, a ID the sur
geon discovered that WoEfaerr mad
broken his neck, and died instantly.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
HITCHCOCK LEAVES
FOR BEVERLY TO-DAY

Frank Il. Hitchcock, the Postmaster
General, viii leave Washington for
Beverly on the FEDERAL Express at
J:E5 o'clock this afternoon to confer
with the President.
He VIII return 10 Washington either
Wednesday or Thursday Although the
reason given for his visit to Mr Taft
Is the necessity of discussing DEPART
mental matters, il is understood here
that he and the President viii discuss
the general political situation in refer
e1ce to the coming Congressional cleo
tiOuS-
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
URGE LUKE WRIGHT
FOR GOYERNORSHIP

MEMPHIS Tenn. Aug S-PortscaI
frineds Of General Luke Wright, for
Uer Secretary OF War are urging him
TO make the race for governor OF Ten
neSSee-
At the same time strong pressure fs
being brought TO bear on Governor Pat
terSOn TO quit the race for third term
His followers say he viii be defeated
and tha< he cannot possibly win over
the sentiment against him enEeudered
BY his pardOninE Duncan B Cooper
after the murder Of former Senator Z
" Carmack-
The Washington times., 1910-08-08

succeed Mgr. FaIconio at Washington,
has about completed the ardu0us IabOrs
iu the Philippines assigned him FIVE
years ago
It is thought that ten or twelve addi-
uoual cardinals VIII be naEaed- It is
taken for granted that the uUnciO al
Vienna. Mgr. Granito BeImoute. and
the patriarch al Lisbon, Mgr 8Ieudez
BsIIo, VIII be among the fortunate ones
selected
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
STEAMER IS SINKING.
HAS 80 PASSENGERS
Aid Is Rushed TO the Salasic.
in Trouble Off Aus
tralia.

SYDNEY. New South Wales. Aug. s.
with nifty passengers aboard. the
French steamer Salasic. was reported
sinking today thirty-two miles off
JerVis Bay.
Aid was sent 10 the vessel vvbi~r,
plies between MaTseiIles and Eus-
tralia.
Jervis Bay is eighty-fve miles from
here.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
PAULHAN WILL FLY
IN PUBLIC NO MORE

PARIS, Aug S-Aviati0n meets are
soon TO lose their strouEes- cards with
the withdrawal from all public flying
OF Louis FauIhan. winner Of The Lon
dou-ManChester fight and a score Of
notable aerial contests
Paulnan. il was ammo me- TODAY. viii
henceforth confne his activities to the
manufacture OF aeroplanss He saws
he VIII do lot Of experimenting ana
engage in test fights, but that he is
through with public meetings
Paulhan has made a fortune BY his
flying in the last two years
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
BOY BITTEN 81 DOC.

Nathan Geraci, fourteen years old. is
the latest victim OF the unmuzzled dog.
The boy was severely bitten in the right
SIDE by a bull dog while he was in The
store Of NJ. Heals, First and Z streets
northwest, today. He was taken 10
Emergency Hospital for treatment.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
HAYEs' BIRTHPLACE BLIRNs.

DELAWARE. Ohio. Aug. S-Tue
birthplace Of Rutherford b Haves
nineteeuth President OF the T-Df-aJ
states, IS IN ruins in East Williams
Street' tnls CITY, having been burned
20 the ground It was = fv-o-s+C-,-
brick 100 years old the pro0erf1- ~ .
local candy manufacture. The ffre
was caused by defective tue.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
SEIZE 5000 RIFLES
ON SPANISH SHIP
Inspectors Find Arms at Bill
baO Intended for Use at
San Sebastian.

MADRID. Aus S-The government
today seized 500 rifles at Bilbao. load
ed on a steamer ready 20 be dispatched
TO san Sebastian.
Ir is understood they were 10 have
been used by the C1ericals in the de-
monstrations planned Tor yesterday,
which were called or.
The Clerical leaders disclaim knowi-
edge OF the guns
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
BAILEY IS DOOMED
FOR THE PRESIDENCY

GALVESTON. Tex, Aug S-To coun-
teract an attack which the opponents OF
Senator Joseph ". Bailey are exDecteJ
30 make upon him al the Democratic
state convention tomorrow the Senator's &
friends today started a boom for his
nomination for the Presidency in 1912
The meeting of the State executive
committee was the only official session
scheduled for TO-DAY The convention
wiz meet tomorrow and make noulina-
tionS.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
METEOR IN IOWA.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Aug s.
With a roar that was herd for miles
huge meteor fell near here. yesterday.
shaking the city and causing intense
excitement Efforts TO find the meteor
we're uuavailinE.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
TOWN IS BURNED,
ONE HOUSE LEFT
Cochrane, Mining Village of
Northern Ontario, Loses
S15O,OOO.
MONTREAL 4

MONTREAL, Aug. s-Cochrane. a
mining town in northern Ontario. was
destroyed by fire today.
Oziy one house was left standing.
The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08

Today-FIiEh tide. 10-2 a. n and Io.B
?. m Low tide, 4-2S a. m and 4-5s 2 n
TomorroW-High tide, lies a. n. and
I1-27 p m Low tide, 5-I5 a M. and 5-S7
? m
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
CURTAIN RELATES
ALLEGED BRIBERY
Tells, in Gore Indian Hear
ing, That He Was Shah
billy Treated.

ACALESTER, Okla. Aug S-M .
N-CUrrsiiu- son Of Governor Green Nc
Clrtaiu or the ChOctaw nation. today
reiterated before The Congressional COM
mittee investigating Senator Gore S
charges in connection with Indian lands,
the accusation that Attorney J. s. Nc
Murray had ATTEMPTED TO brfbe him with
au offer Of Sz5,601
An incident Of his testimony was his
claim that he had been shzbbIy denied
his Cne-fOurth interest in the S755-000 fee
allowed the grm % Mansfield. Mc8Iur-
ray & Cornish by the ChocJaw-J-hacka-
saw citizenship court in 1915
Mr. NcCurtain said that while he
had not been admitted to practice in
the Federal court, he had drawn one
fourth OF the s7O,000 annual fee paid
by the ChOctaw nation 10 the firm for
citizenship services beginning in 1898.
This was under a written contract.
He STAYED that he had a verbal con-
tract 10 have an equal share in the
citizenship fee, but that he was re-
fused his share
This occurred. he said two years
before the alleged offer Of $4,000 by
McNurray in the Raleigh Hotel in
Washington in February or March.
1906, as a condition Of his not oppos-
ins the approval of the tribal con
tracts for the sale OF the coal. lands
passed by the council in the fan Of
1905.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
The Land of the Skv Excursion

Wonderful Mountains of Western North
Carolina. Asheville. \. G 500 round
trfp. Leave Washington a. m. SotlrF-
ern Railway, August 20th--Advt.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Per 100 Il.
Frank Libbey & Co, 6th & y. Z. Ave
-Advt
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
E WATER

CONDITION OF TIE WATER
HARPERS FERRY. w Va Aug. s.
Potomac clear and Shenandoah sliEhtIs
cloudy this morning
The Washington times., 1910-08-08

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
Unsettled weather. with showers
tonight or Tuesday slightly lower
temperature tonight light varfa BE
winds.
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
WEATHER REPORT.

The indications are that the vvearh-
er lu the region east OF the ATfsSfssfr,-
ui river win be unsettled. with loci
rains during the next thirtv-si,-
hours.
elnpeFalureS VIII not change de-
c1dedIy over the eastern hsTf of rLs
country during tonight and TUESDAY y
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
Told Il To Others.

Questioned further as 10 the alleged
OfIer by McMurray. lIcCurtain said
that he tod his father about II in Nay
1875; thaE he told Edgar A Moore, a
member OF the Choctaw council. in
July. 1905. and his partner, z P Hill.
about six or eight months aEo.
He said he presumed that his testj-
mony on Saturday was the first that
Senator G0re knew Of the matter.
w II. Hoffman. an Indian, signed the
SO tax case contracts and the 10 per
cent final distribution contract with
MCNUTTay, and secured the signature
Of leo other persons TO both contracts.
according to evidence brought out bv
Of the examination Of Mr.. Hoffman. the
next witness
Hoffman said he was no " ready TO
pay p per cent OF all funds due him
for an immediate Settiemen- and that
the Indians generally felt the same
way about II, and would rather get
the money while they are living than
leave an uncertain beqUest TO their
Representative Sanders wanted to
know what sort Of influence he
thought McMurray could bring to
bear TO cause a final settlement.
Hoffman said that the Indians had
they formerly SOJ, and they had con-
ddenCe in McMurray's ability to get
IL for them
Dollar For Every Note.
Hoffman said he got a dollar apiece
for ever ytax note which he secured and
which was collected
The Washington times., 1910-08-08
Dollar For Every Note.

Hoffman said he got dollar apiece
for ever ytax note which he secured and
which was collected
he said Rev J. H Godfrey, OF Kiowa.
also circulate dcOntracts- He said tba+
he had signed the contracts after talk
ing with Governor Johnston. Of the
Choctaws 5and George Scott of Kints
former secretary OF the Choctaws
The Washington times., 1910-08-08

TEMPERATURES
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27
Worlds Markets
WHEAT MARKET
SHOWS DECLINE
Damaging Weather in Illinois
and Other Factors Depress
Grain Quotations.

Chicago. March 26.-Rain in Illinois
and sections OF the southwest produc-
cd general selling OF wheat today
which resulted in material declines.
The selling pressure centered oh the
September delivery. Tho market op-
ened weak with prices 3-Sd1-2 10 1
cent below Thursdays final figures.
September ranged between 11o 5.S
and 106l5. July sold between 10I rs
and 1887 and May between 1875 and
Ia
The market closed at almost the
bottom, with September at 105 5-Sn
q Final figures on July were lo7 rs
and May 113 5-S
Corn displayed slight weakness at
the start, but soon became strong,
AT the close prices were unchanged to
1-+c higher compared with the pre-
vlouS close with May at CSC.
Oats We're governed principally by
corn. but the market showed relative
ly more weakness. The market clos
cd steady unchanged 10 Lac lower
With final quotations on May at 4tc
Provisions closed 2I9c lower to 17Ik
higher. with May Pork Mt 26io; lard
at 14.11 and rios at 1895.