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Nppenoicitis.
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mrgiid)c Operation permiebtn
ueroen fam, er5dblt bon
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entoett ipuroe, oab cine hirursifhe
Operation 4ppenbicitis bsiIen TONNE;
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pergarsen, ieitoem oi. aranfbeit ielbIt
entoedt unb bsnannt ipurk.
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rufen burt seiiaute ereremente in Der
tleinen in ben Darn iih offnenben
50hluns, bonn BADEN Sic appenbieis
tis.
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fen 3uitano gntsiinbuns oes Ginsss
lueioes 3u benennen unD 3erbrahen fih
bic aOpfe iiber bic nriohe oerfsIbsn.
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ration smpfoblen, aber beuts, nanbem
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geIi6ert.
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funben 3uiidnbe raid, Der Wlosen
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ncrmalen 3uitanb riidxriesi, jsbss
Organ bes aorpers fiinttionirt 10 fpie
IS foa, unb bic gntsiinbung III rehus
3irt unb bic Operation permisnen.
geipiHenbafte 4erste. tpelGe mad
ben beften Snterefen ibrer pntitnttri
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BON Stuart's Dpspepiio 9obfets In
ibrer Office sur 5anb baben. no in
5dtien pon plosIinen Ansriffen bon
Snbiseition bieielben iofort cine NeHt@
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fasen. nad per apotbefs 3u setsn, so
Gents 5u be3abisn unb iid3 Elm pa6ef
pom Gtuari's Dpspepfia 1otIsts mad
6duie mit5unebmen.
Wonn immer iih Sobbnnnen, Gas
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in Rihtsr Wnsrs sSriepensesriht.
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liebidmes Rsntontre nit 5offroags
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iein 4usenliht nahlieB nnb pollis.
erblinouns befiirhtenb, ma9ts geftern
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erhpben.

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Sic Neuport Cffiee fur 6as rGia.
tiunatier golfsbIatt" befinbef iitl IN
20. 331 gorf strass, ssseniiber tem
Goartbanie, rofefbft 0euisfeifem, Nu.
5eiscu T.. I. 10. bis 10 llbr 45 Riuutex
NbenoS eHfgesengtnemmea tperbeH
Selepbou Gsafh 2401. q
9eiisoerdnoeruneen: Maiter
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pftngitag, Got go. Az, in Der Games
3aplors Sft Rop Qopition, 25 BEL
100 Sub, an Der Sftisite Der Daibz
ington 4Oe., $4,000. = Ri6olaus
5offmann an Sobn uno Sdrdb 6.
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Vlsp unterabtbeilung in ben 6iqbs
lambs, 30 JuB Sront an Der Dat
Strdbe, 81. Grneit 6. Stau an
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gle Ries3. Got q uno 22 in .. 9.
Wapp's abbition, 25 bel 81 sSuB an
Der Weifieite Der Inn StraBe, ST..
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The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
LITTLEPROGRESSON
ELECTION CASES
Action on Contests i'll House
Is Again Postponed.

The House Committee on Elections. No
4, of which Representative Knapp. Of
New York, Is chairman, has again post
poned action on the two important con-
tested election cases pending before It..
These are the Galvin-O'COnnell contest.
from the Tenth Massachusetts district,
and the Warmoth- Estopinal contest from
the First Louisiana district.
For several months these contests have
been before the committee. and full hear
ings have been held on both OF them.
Week after week action has been post
poned AS the Congressional term, for
which the seats are contested viii ex-
pire March next. IL would seem that
the contestants, If successful, would re-
ceive but slight recompense now If they
wee awarded the seats. But month OF
Z. present session now remains. and
about TWO months additional OF the next
session, of active service. is all that the
contestants could hope for az this late
date II has been generally understood
around the Capitol that both contests
would be decided in favor of the Con-
/ gressmen now serving. Representative
I Joseph F. O'Conneu and Representative
| Albert Estopinal
| Chairman Knapp announced last week
THAT the cases would be finally disposed
Of early this week Yesterday he an
| nounced that action had again been post
poned
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
OFFERS $1,000 FOR NEW HOME
II. IL. willard Boosts Move of Oldest
Inhabitants Association.

The movement by the Association Of
Oldest Inhabitants to establish perma-
nent home was given impetus last night
at meeting in the old Union Engine
House.
II X Willard. who was elected vice
president TO I'LL the vacancy caused by
the death OF his father. announced he
would subscribe 81 900 for a new home
for the organization. In announcing the
gift, which Is the first made, Mr.. Willard
said the money will be given 'uncondi-
tionally"
Members of the association interpreted
the word as meaning Mr.. Willard would
subscribe the money either toward fund
/ for the erection of a building or for reno
waiting the old fire engine house,
The report Of the committee on a per-
manent home was adopted. II recon-
mended that a new home be built at a
cost of $4,000, or that the engine house
/ be remOdeled at a cost Of $4,000. The
question win be settled probably before
/ the next meeting. Each member will be
! invited to express his opinion on the
question by mali
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
MARY'S LAMB.

Miss Mary had little lamb the facts well known gadzooksi
With many chart and diagram its written in the books And IS
also written there Mary school, and how the teacher
broke chair upon the ambn wool but history narraes no
more and Mary and her sheep drop out of all the hoohouse lore
and in oblivion sleep Oh Mary when You lived your days 50
long 50 long ago. this weary world had simpler ways and lambs
were white as Yes lambs white snow my dear and
little maids like you would cursey and disappear when their
brief stunts through If you living this age OF dust
and sounding brass we'd see you prancg the and exc
the lamb aas The teacher who turned him out as though
he were dog would hold boards while and spout dreary
onoogue The children too who fingered would profit by
their fame the they would appear and spring the
comic game Oh all would do their little spes and draw their
prncev wage the schoolouse would be put wheels and
hauled across the stage! Walt Mason.
Copyrighted 1910 by George Matthew
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02

Chairman Smith. of the House District
Committee, has decided 20 dispose of the
bin. advocated by Commissioner Judson'
providing for the payment Of the debt
of the District OF Columbia, and for q
system Of elaborate. not to say extraor-
binary improvements. The bill was In
troduced December Z last. and has been
slumbering IN committee.
At the regular weekly meeting yester-
day II was agreed to take this measure
up al the meeting on Wednesday next.
Mai. Judson will be invited to appear
before the committee in executive ses-
sion.
The plan advocated by Mai. Judson,
and provided for in the bill. II is claimed
would not only reduce the debt OF the
District every year and finally extinguish
it in about twenty-five years, but always
caring for current needs. would insure
the expenditure OF about $0,ooO.0O0 IN ex-
traordinary Improvements during the
twelve years ending with 1923.
Fund for Public Works.
Il is eontended by Maj, Judson that
this programme, if sanctioned by Con
gress, would leave at the end of that
period an even greater power in the Dis
trict for the accomplishment of certain
public improvements, including the recla-
nation OF the AnacOstia fats, the I'M
provement OF Rock Creek Park, and the
harbor front the installation of high
pressure fire protection system, sc The
bill SPECIFICS how the revenue of the Dis
trict shall be funded and disbursed most
economically to pay of the indebtedness
and create a balance for public works
The District Committee yesterday IA
vorably reported four bills Of local in
terest One is the Smith BILL extending
by eighteen months the time for the
construction of the East Washington
Heights Traction Railroad. with ar
amendment by Representative Kahn pro
viding for universal transfers.
The police and firemen's pension FUND
p bill was also reported with an amend
naent providing that members shall not
receive the benefits OF the act until they
have reached the age of sixty years. 4
bill amending the act Incorporating thu
Washington Sanitary Housing Company
and a bill for the relief of Margaretha
Clarence c., and Augerite E Veidmal
for damages growing out Of the UniOl
Station construction, were also reported
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
T. R. LUNCHES WITH IRISH.
IT. p. O'COnnOr Among Those Who
Entertain Colonel.

London, June L-CoL Roosevelt did not
go to EPSON to-day to witness the run
ming of the Derby. He spent the morn
ing visiting the National Gallery. accom-
panied by Lieut. Col Arthur Lee, former
British military attache at Washington,
and c. a. SpringRice.
He took luncheon with a number of
Irish members OF Parliament Z. p.
O'Connor was among those who enter
tanned the colonel
John Redmond, the Irish Nationalist
leader. proposed the health of Col
Roosevelt. The former President did not
indulge in a sermon on the same lines
as his talk on Egypt at the GuildhaH
yesterday, but returned his thanks for
the entertainment in humorous fashion.
There were no set speeches. The col
onel in his address. referred to his de-
scent as partly Irish. The Irish officers,
ne said. were beside him in Cuba, and
two men OF Irish descent were n his
Cabinet. He invited William Redmond,
7. P. O'ConnOr, and Mr.. Devlin. who
are going to the United States in Sep
TENDER, to spend an evening with him
at his summer home in oyster Bay.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
NO REPLY FROM ROOSEVELT.
Clifford PInchOt Discusses Plans for
Conservation Congress.

Clifford Pinchot appeared twice yester-
day before the executive committee Of
the National Conservation Association to
discuss plans for the great convention in
St. Paul next September. No reply 10 the
cablegram sent Theodore Roosevelt, ask
ing his approval of the changed date. was
received
It was decided yesterday that, providing
Col. Roosevelt agrees, the congress VIII
be called to order on the morning OF
September IL The first meeting Of the
executive committee was at 1890 O'Clock
in the morning. and a session of an hour
was held late in the afternoon. Only
routine matters were discussed. Most of
the committeeman, including Chairman
White. Of Kansas City, left last night
for their homes
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
RADICALS TO MEET ROOSEVELT
House Insurgents Plan TO Greet Ex-
President on Return from Abroad.

House Insurgents Plan TO Greet Ex-
President on Return from Abroad.
The insurgent members of the House
Of Representatives may go to New York
in a body 10 meet Col Roosevelt upon
his return 10 this country. Representa-
tives Cary, of Wisconsin; Poindexter, of
Washington; Norris, Of Nebraska; Mel
son, Of Wisconsin. and Morse, of Wis
consin, have enthusiastically announced
themselves in favor Of the proposition.
These gentlemen, so they say. viii go
to New York TO meet the colonel whether
the others do or not They believe, how
ever, they viii be accompanied by all Of
those House meTbers who have been
fighting Speaker Cannon and the rules all
this session.
Among these, of course, viii be Repre-
sentative Hamilton Fish, Of New York.
who is proud Of the fact that he has a
letter from Mr. Roosevelt appointing a
meeting In New York Immediately after
the coloners arrival
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
POSTAL BANKS BILL UPHELD.
Affirmative side Wins Debate at
Catholic University.

In the first collegiate debate of Cath
Ole University last night in Mcmahon
Hall all provisions of the postal savings
banks bin were upheld by the afirma-
tive team. composed Of Joseph Boillin
and Raymond Caverly. who we're de-
clared the victors over Charles Tansiil
and Mr.. Gallagher.
Both sides showed marked ability in
handling the subject, and Dr. Shahan In
announcing the decision praised both for
their arraignments of arguments.
The negative argued the bill was the
product Of a novice. and that a rigid rate
OF interest would necessarily have 10 be
applied TO all sections of the country.
The affirmative showed the bill was not
the work OF a novice. but OF Senator Car
ter, who has studied the subject many
wears. and is familiar with all its rami-
fcations and pitfalls; and that the rigid
rate Of interest could be avoided
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
Navv Orders.

The following orders have been issued:
Rear Admiral A. c. DILLINGHAM;. detached duty
as member Of naval examining and naval retiring
boards Warrington. D. c.. to home
Ensign R. c. CITIZEN detached duty Hartford; "a
navy yard. Boston. Mass. duty connection navy
rife team.
Paymaster F. p. sACKETT. when discharged treat.
ment naval hospital. New York, y. Y granted
sick leave two months
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
HOUSE.

Yesterday was calendar Wednesday and the
Hoase devoted the entire day 10 consideration Of
the Porto Rican bill. No vote vas TAKEN Most
q the debating was done by Chairman Oi4isted.
Of the Insular Affairs Committee, andi Julio
Larrinaga. the Porto Rican Delegate. The at
tendance was small throughout the day.
The House adjourned at sos D. m. until to-day
Nom
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
DeIegnte to Roosevelt. welcome.

At meeting of the Spanish War Vet
Grams last night at Flynn's Hall, Eighth
and K streets northwest, a resolution
was adopted to send a delegate TO New
York to help welcome Col. Theodore
Roosevelt
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
FLAG FOR VALEDICTORIAN.
Feature of Close of National Ca
thedraI commencement.

Bishop Alfred Harding closed the com
mencement exercises of the National
Cathedral School yesterday morning at
1890 o'clock with an address and the
presentation of diplomas.
Miss Dorothea Rich, valedictorian of
the senior class. received a flag from the
hands Of the bishop as a reward for high
academic standing. The awarding OF di-
plomas came as the final feature Of a
week of elaborate graduation ceremonies.
Saratoga. Jane Dick" Canheld's famous Sara
toga clubhouse was emptied Of its gambling para
phernslia to-day and carload Of roulette wheels.
faro tables and poker chips we're shipped sway 70
destination which is generally believed to oe Mex
leo where Garfield is said to b planning to begin
business again.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
SENATE CONFIRMS GEN. HENRY
Named Surveyor of Customs of the
Port of New York.

The Senate in executive session yester-
day afternoon confirmed the nomination
of Gen. Nelson II. Henry TO be surveyor
of customs of the port of New York
The nomination had been reposing in the
Committee on Finance Of the Senate since
late In April. There was no opposition
to Gen. Henry.
Representatives Herbert Parsons and
W. s Bennett bestirred themselves yes
terday morning and saw Senator Depew,
with the result that favorable report
was made on the nomination and later
confirmed.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.

JUNE I. 1910.

The Senate spent practically the entire AFTER
noon yesterday debating the railroad bill. but
did not take final action the measure A
vote Is expected to-day. Senator La Foliette's
amendment providing for the physical valuation
Of interstate railroads defeated-2S to o.
The Senate adjourned at $50 P. m. until il
O'Clock this morning.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
RIBS BROKEN BY FALL.
Painter Walks to Hospital After
Serious Injury.

Walter B. Mathews. painter, fell thirty
feet from a scaffold at 1865 Park Road,
where he was working, yesterday after
noon, and shortly afterward limped into
the Emergency Hospital with two broken
ribs dislocated knee. and various
bruises.
Mathews reached the hospital unaided.
He was not seriously hurt. and was later
sent 10 his home.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02
PAY DISTRICT DEBT,
MAI. JUDSON'S PLAN
Bill Would Create Fund for
Public Improvements.
HOUSE COMMITTEE WILL ACT

Commemorative Scheme Favored by
Engineer Commissioners WIFI Be
Taken Up Next Week by District
COmmittee-Fund of S2O,O00,OO0 in
Twelve Years for Public Works.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-02

Niagara Falls. y. Y. June Ian unidentified
man stepped over the rail about ten feet from the
brink Of the falls AZ Prospect Point to-day and
went over.