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BY GEORGE ALLAN ENGLAND:

probation. rs soothing, very. Singular,
is IL NOT. the physiological effect Of to-
bacco on tired nerves."
Singular indeedi" assented I.awlor,
inhaling a deep lungful Of smoke and
blowing II forth I'm clouds Had the light
been stronger in the limousine. Har-
greave might have seen an odd smile
lurking under the mans curved mus
tache AS IL was, he saw nothing
more slowly at his cigar. Moment By
moment his head nodded more percep-
tibly- He laid il back against the cush-
ions and sighed deeply with sheer COM
fort. His WEAKNESS was fast becoming
Irresistible
The car swayed on and on. After a
while the lights diminished and grew
more rare that shone through it's
ground glass windows The paving
ceased beneath the massive tires. The
city lay behind. and, as the country
opened up before. the speed increased
The engines hummed steadily-faster.
faster. still Hargreave, in his coy
corner, seemed to have quite forgot
ten even to smoke. Lawlor, peering
at him 10 the gloom, laughed out
right. The surgeon paic no heed
Capital cried .Lawlor, slapping his
knee with a massive palm. First
ratei Worked 10 charm. didn't it,
Used to lie something Of a medic my
self, that's What-and haven't forgot
ten il all yet-not by a long shoti
narcotic. indeed. Hai ha, He'll do
now, TIL morning, and by then
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BE FOund in Tomorrow
Issue of The Times.
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CHAPTER II.
Kidnapped!

a HUGE figure. mUfled in e fur coat,
4 stood outside in the biting Novem-
Der days Although the door sill
was a full step higher than the porch,
the face Of the stranger came to a level
with Hargreave's own. The surgeon
noted a sweeping gray mustaehe, aqul-
line nose and bold. masterful eyes as
the light from the hall slanted out
across the visitor.
For a moment neither man spoke. Each
seemed to be silently taking the others
measure. Suddenly the stranger spoke.
Well" sale he, I'm here" He ges-
tured at long, low, powerful car which
stood beside the curb. its acetyIene
headlights fInging out two cones Of
brilliauce which trembled with the rap
id vibration Of its sixty-horse power
engines.
80 I see,' replied Hargreave- Come
NO. I'll wait here. Everything
ready"
Come in repeated the surgeon, fix
ing his eyes on the man. He swung the
door wide, and remained standing there,
his very attitude a command.
The stranger hesitated, then stepped
inside. he lowered head and snOul-
ders above HargraYe; his bulk. in the
fur great-cOat. seemed enormous. Har-
greave judged him on the instant as a
man OF tremendous physical power,
somewhat past his prime. but still for
midable-a gentleman. withal, Of cUl-
ture and a certain suppressed strength
which enlisted the surgeons interest.
well, sir2' queried Hargreave.
THE patient is waiting. He needs you
urgently.
Hargreave clearly recognized the voice
as that which had spoken to him over
the wire. It's tones pleased him, at the
same time that they awakened in his
mind a vague suspicion hard to define,
impossible TO account for.
Where is he2'' asked the surgeon.
NO matter I know I'll take you
TO him..
"Where2' repeated Hargreave. And.
point Of professional etiquette never TO
accept a case without knowing such de-
tails
Here is my card. - answered the
stranger. passing an Oblong pasrebOard
to Hargreave.
- John Burton 'Lawlor, read the
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CENSOR'S BLUNDER
AMUSING RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, June 2O--The
press censor Of Moscow has had ali Rus
STA laughing at his expense over a too
hasty decision A book on horse breed
iuZ. which recently appeared was
pounCed upon by the fussy censor
branded as IAN indecent publication
and the order issued that all copies
were 10 be Confscated.
After that had been done, it was
pointed out to the censor that the author
Of the obnoxious book was a woman
none other than Princess GOrthChakoff,
wife Of the governor Of KalOuga.
IN a great fright, the censor realized
that ne had made a 'blOOmer.' and hur-
riedly Cancelled the order for confisca-
ton.
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Deathr.

Margaret Z. Lincoln, IS years, The Fred
erick
George NJ. Van Buren,, 70 years. 3615
Newark street, Cleveland Park.
William z. Ray, 81 years, Homeopathic
Hospital
George D. Findley. IS years, e33 Elliott
street northeast.
Charles o. Powell, 81 years, 416 " street
northwest
Leonhard Eglof. % years. 900 Third
street southeast.
Robert F. Waite. . years, Sibley Hospi-
tai
Sarah A Small, g. years GEORGETOWN
University Hospital
George P. Paxton, A. years. Riggs House
Aunie V. Middleton 81 years National
Homeopathic Hospital
Raymond G. O'Neill IS years on railroad
train to Union Station.
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Marriage Licenses.

Graham Parrish and Fannie II Brent,
o. Nelson county, Va.
Frederick c. s. Hunter, Of King Co, va,
and Page w. Morris. Of Washington.
Carl H. Born, Of Baltimore, and Emma
Z. Kettler, of Washington.
Philip G. Mandel, Of New York city
and Sophia Dodet Of Washington.
Harry L Clark. Of washington. and
Ruby NJ. Richards, of Alexandria. Va
Montgomery COrnweH and Emma Z.
Wallingford, Of Washington
Thomas Myers. and Georgietta Hum
phreys, Of washington.
Joseph 4. FunkhaUser and Mary Barb,
Of Shenandoah county. Va.
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Daniel and Hannah Twomey. girl.
John G. and Lila T. Capers. boy.
George +. and Florence Stone, boy.
William T. and HELEN R Poole. boy.
James T. and Mary Baldwin, girl
John A and Georgia Randall. girl
Frank J.. and Mary T. Herbeck. girl.
Robert and Jennie Cameron. girl
Henry F. and Sarah L. Buhrig, boy
Persey II and Amelia Willis, girl.
William A. and Lydia E Knapp. boy.
Alva D. and Ida NJ. Teeple. girl.
Anthony II. and Anna HemGlt, boy.
Eugene and Elizabeth Rosafy, boy.
Pasquale and Mary LicCiarde, boy.
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advertisement 70 any one 0f the fol-
lowing;
NORTHWEST.
Asqulth's Pharmacy. lsls l4th 81 \. ".
Astoria Pharmacy. d 4 Q ~. ".
EaChTaCh. 5th a Eye SIS. v. W
Brsdheld. % 4 r SITS n. ".
Bronaugh. 1th * i y. ".
Butts Pharmacy. fth & MasS- ave y. ".
Carpenter Dunlop, I4th 4 GiFard sss.
C4emeuce, 18th Y n ".
Christianl Pharmacy. S5s Pa ave. y. ".
CiEEell, lcth Eye EtE- y. ".
Concord Pharmacy. l1s ~ h ave- n. v.
Davis. Sth & ~ W
Day & Co.. 9Th & q Ets. n. W.
DUney, 9th and y ats. y ".
Duney, I'd ST = Pa ave. y. ".
EnIey. 18th & clifton SIS y. w
Gaisberg. 500 I8th 81 y. ".
GesECord's 6. gth and ErA N ".
Goldcnhsrg's Dept Store. 9Th & II HtA NV
Henry. I'D & y SIS. y. ".
H Iio5ssI5 = r T. "a ave i,, s " y; v.
Howard. 10th & r SITS. " ".
HornlDEs Pharmacy. eth & II Ets. n. "
Hutchius-henner Drug Co
Hutton a. Hilton. I'D & L stR. N W
5. Kann. sons * Co. Dept store. StA A.
4 Pa. ave ~ W.
KeHesaw Pharmacy. Nj Pleasant d Irving
Rooster. H. B.. SSd and N stI. " ".
kOss. 9Th ct and Fla ave y. VI
Mattlngly'E Pharmacy. Isth & L sta y. "
Aaltby's Pharmacys 1897 Calvert At y "
Nicol's Pharmacy. 18th & "a. ave. y. "
New York Avenue Pharmacy, y. Cap. a.
4
ODonneu, g0i F St n. W
Paul Pearson, lSth ST. & Fla ave y. W
Fetzold. nth * Harvard SIS. y. ".
ouigley.s Pharmacy. zlst & alta " ".
Reh's Pharmacy. 9TH & sta y. W
Richardson's Pharmacy. 18th and r y. ".
Richardson, I'd & Pa ave. y. w
Schafrth. y. Cap * II sJs. y W
simpson. J. r, 9TH & r sts. X W
Smith. ]. z, S4th & Wisconsin ave.
TsileS r EA Ar. s55i "a SIS '5 4 y W.
Wagner & Co, lst & 4 EtE. n. W.
YarnoId. afU 18th st. y. ".
waters, NJ. Wisconsin ave and o st n "
Weller, +. P. 1884 II r..
Fattie. y. Y, SIS Georgla ave.
Sanford's Pharmacy, n I. ave. & n can
Park Road Pharmacy. Uth 81. & Parle II
Tfmcs Substation. 202S 7th ST. n "
Times Substation. 12l9 sd 81. y "
Times Substation, 2l53 Pa ave. " W.
Times Substation. I405 T St " W
Times Satisfaction, SO H St " "
Union Station tChristLani Pharmacy
NORTHEAST.
T21r.uer'H Pharmacy, -. Cap. a p -.
Butler, 4th St & Stanton place n II
George J. Geiger, sth & 3 sts. y. n
Ladd0n's Pharmacy, 100 Fla ave. n, =
Lincoln Park Pharmacy, 18th ana h -,
Model Pharmacy. 9TH H SITS. n. III
McChesney & Joachim. ID a. z sta II
New York Avenue Pharmacy, y. Y. ave-
4 y. Cap. St
TyTess Rh95%aSy. II i5' 4 :, sts N
= T.
SOUTHWEST.
Eisenbeiss' Pharmacy. 7th & B stn. g N
". c. Fur, COL First s. ". "
Harris Sd & 4 SITS. s. W.
Lynhan's Pharmacy. I215 ~ st S. "
McDonald. 7. W, "a & L sta s. " '"
Times Substation, 7ys 9TH St 81 "
SOUTHEAST.
Arth & Co. 653 Pa ave s. z
T3erkIey, $50 1st st. ;. g
Burrows Pharmacy. 18th St & Pa av -
Enrich I1th St & Pa ave. & r - n
Falconer 11I2 18th ST. 5. h
Hawkins, 4th ST. K Va ave. = +
New & Co. Pa ave. & Sth St s.
Roach DRUG Co, Sth & G SITS. s Il
Weuer's, sth & Eye SITS. S. E.
O'DonnelI, Sd & Pa. ave. S. z
Powell A E. 4th and E Car.
TTiunes Satisfaction, Sth and Il sts {
ANACOSTIA
Bury's Pharmacy cor. Monroe & Jefrerson
streets.
ALEXANDRIA.
Carne, R. l., Alexandria We
BROOkLAND.
Linton & Nelson. Broolland D. C
CHEVY CHASE
Eonneman. 7. A Chey-v Cyharn
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WOMEN,S WANTS

SIGNORA ANNINA A-vDE-NL FAIL
LINCOLN $685.
shan p1l-EE Wed and SAT-. g 90 20 .. m
CcErb.ugs and All switches made into latest
style DIl-lE or PUTS Through connection
a --L The leading dealers arm l- a position On
furnish everything Up OBJ Date and match all
shades % hair Wigs made -l order EAST
CAPITAL FAIR DRESSING EAE-DES. coy
1er s-E and East CaI.-1. S-s.
SITa1IEUuING, uaEia-r-Es- Ea.T dressing
al an times. -sLll-Es and OLD switches.
hrat-z. u--E. C-rls made -- a-lE- styles
Line -g5s- Miss anna COPELAND. ~ -ra
STICKIEsT sTICEEE tEa- ever c-l-E. cues
furniture, glass. china books. eEzrything-
Rcyal Glue Zee f0c.fl Pluts ST. Druggists. exc.
QUALITY ICE CEEASI delivered IN ne city,
s. GAL. s.c sal Try L.
GEO r. A-LEEIE, 100 a. " AVE
PLEASURE and business vehicles ror are.
PORTLAND STABLES. j. II gEAEE. 541
s. r. awe. Main 1855
vTAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural.
uCr-s--EiCal. c.c-l hCul-. 500 page bock
free apply by mail SIS Col5r1Go Building:
'-eH lecture irr women Wednesday ESQ o. m
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FLOOR OILS

:. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KTTT-
ING FLOOR OIL. keeps the floors clean
and bright. gives them posished finish: soc
gallon delivered. Phone Main SIS Ofdce Us
Pa. ave. y. W. GOOD FOR YOTTP FJJRNT-
TURE. TRY IT. Used by l. S Govt and
over 5000 families for the .ast i years
BRTNKAfAN'S
SANITARY WAX FLOOR OIL,
Price. 15c bottle SOC Gal Delivered
Mfg. and Sold by ED. BRINKAIAN & co,
Phone Main 1857. Office 3ss Pa ave n. ".
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HELP WANTED-MALE

DRY clan cR-5 hite. alzo laundry man.
800. 'lonth eacni room and board, OUT
Of city FlsHEI3s AGESCY, hs 10th 81
Elevator cPERATOR-White. must 5s
experienced and Wau recommended. Apply
" r. HOEKE. M Pa. ave
ENGINEER. win engine. % hoIst on build
ing Apply a. once, 18Th and Pierce place
? OR 3 GOOD HUsTLERs 20 sen lrst-
class article, from store 90 Etores good
money BOX 81, Times oaIce.
HOTEL NIGHT CLERK ana hotel baker.
BURGESS HOTEL &GENCE. SOB 10Th s.
\. "
INTELLIGENT YOUNG MAN
FOR OFFICE WORK, EX-
CELLENT CHANCE FOR PRO
MOTION APPLY II PERSON
BUSINESS OFFICE
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AIAN-Yogng Tor grocery store room and
board furnished 18th and Irving ST..
MN % learn barber trade. new system:
only Few weeks required wages while
learning; STEADY position guaranteed. For fuII
particulars address MOLER'S BARBER
COLLEGE. New York city
Men Apply 1907 sth ST. y. ". Can II
MEssENGERs- White. Tor raiIroad service.
Ha9i other help. EUREKA, 1lI n y ave
PRESS -Firsc-olass. watson. 1905 G
st - W.
PEtEssER- -cIl-sa. at once az 18th s.
~
ROOF FAINTER c. MEISHARDT. 40 LIST
- ~
TIMERS HELPERS Apply " J.
GARY. $40 lsch 81
WASHERS. Doushers. chaserz. ana aaecha1-
lcs GARAGE. lZli v ST. n W
YOUTH OR ELDERLY MAN Tor Light farm
work small salary. Eocd home. Apply Tel
eDnone Col 1897. afre- 8 %. ~ BerWyu. No
HELP WANTED
Male and Female
BUNDLE WRAPPERs-Ezpa-.znees ABrlv
FEAZEE-FCTCNAC LAUNDRY CO.. ls-h
and u stz-
Nan for farm work. and woman Tor house
WorE- on Farm Room sl5. Treasury De-
-e--------t-
BOYS AND GIRLS 70 take a sumner coarss-
SPECIAL Coaching ia pubic school branches.
Perhaps eight weeks q tu1 hours daily will
save you slZ months Census OEice clerks
may take a complete shorthand course Tor $50.
Gregg Pl-tU4u. lr Graham shorthand. Jyre-
writing. bookkeeping. English branches. civil
service g years experience WOODS COM
1IER'IAL SCHOOL. Eli Ezs- Cer.-Cl s.
WAN TFD--CoupereU E-ruUE-a piers and
1oo1EeeperE. are lu demand The besr place
20 learn Us ar SIEAIER'S BUSINESS COL
LEGE Old Masonic Temple, s-A and 4 cts
Day and -lsa- school Oh slluer- Coolest
rooms in city Positions Coz graduates Free
classes on Saturday. Write, p1Jue. or call
for catalogue
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specIaI Cash in Ad,nnr. 49,

Minimum space Inca
All cancellations not listed as Class A
l5c q line.
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UNDERTAKES

j. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
90 Pa. ave. y. w.
7 Telephone Main 1855. Washington d Q
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Special ChnrEe Rates.

2 times within one wcsl-...........-5c per In
times. CUnsecur5yeIy &c Der In
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times within one Week......... -9c pe- lin,
times, COnseClriveIy ......-.... Soc per LIN.
Contract Rates ON Application.
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DENTISTRY
BIRDS RND ANIMALS

SINGING CaNARIES. Parrots. DOGS cats.
Anrora Goats. Goldhshes, Rabbits. Guinea
Pizg and Chickens SCH1IID'S BIRD
STORE. u2 1cth ST n ".
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DIdIICH agencies
where your al viii be taken at onIca
rates.
If yoL cannot conveniently call al
The Times Ofice, you can receive
the low cash rates by bringing your
advertisement 10 any one Of the fol-
lowing;
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FOR RENT-RO0MS

o ST. N. W.. go rooms and bah. %
small family only; S-4- p square 10 cars.
- II AVE y w -1Z-Th-es bright sec
oud E1or rooms. bath. light Housekeeping
- desired
II ST y w eJ7-Beautiful rooms, win
private family phone North 57os, Or ~
@ ST. y W. f5l-TEree pretty u1furnis1ed
Cd ST n w -s5-TwO light Housekeeping
rooms. conveniently located. near 9. p. o.
heat Eaz. BATH
p ST. y W. sz0-Two rooms ID floor. for
Adults only reasonable T.
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UPHOLSTERlNG.

UPHOISTERISG. cabinet work. repairing.
finishing, slip covers, and screens; best
work, lowest prices; salts action guaranteed
JEAN AE1RANOs lZiS 10Th 81 Phone ~ Ss25.
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PERSONAL

MINNIE-Your letters waiting at Postoaiee.
also special delivery one. Can soon.
PORTLAND.
! PAY TIE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
for empty barrels and casks OF an kinds
Phone Main 2i79. 7 VIII cali. JNO M
BEAVERS. dealer 10 barrels and casks.
onice. II and water sts. S W.
GEORGE w. STONE. JR..
Dealer in al kinds OF empty barrels and
casks See me before YOU bug or sell Phone
NJ. 605 Onice IS Water ST. s. W.
JOSEPH p. BURKE. 40 7th s. W., Regis
tered plumber and Gashtter. Jobbins prompt
y attended 70. Estimates gi-sen- Telephone
ROYAL CAFE, sos 18th ST.
- PLACE NOTED FOR CLEANLINESS.
Special light breakfast: Cereal. with two
fresh eggs, any style, rolls and coffee. 2Oc.
Have You Tried az
HerTmann'S Famous Ginger Ale.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
y your dealer cant supply you.
PHONE L I98l-1Ss2
T. C. HERMANN, 55c-754 l0th 81. & r
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES
Cured by the Massacon
General Acoustic Co. 1923 Evans Bldg.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of every description-mo priced.
GUIDE.
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Minimum space. ? lines.
; times within one week..........22c per line
times. CONSECUTIVE e 44c per Inns
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CHAPTER /.
The Voice Over the Wire.

- HARP. strident In the midnight
stiffness of DR. Everett Har-
greave's city mansion, the tele-
r7ho,a baU RANG o,ft The docfor
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special Cash I'm Advance sf1c WOrd.7
Minimum charge. Is cents
IN Orders for seven or more times, mini
mum charge, y cents per day
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AIINNIE-Your letters waiting al Postoaice.
also special delivery one. Gail soon.
PORTLAND.
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he Continuation of This story VIII
BE Found in Tomorrow
Issue Of The Times.
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RIOTING MAY MARK
MEXICAN ELECTIONS
Populace Aroused BY Diaz' s
Choice of Running Mate
on Ticket.

MEXICO CITY, June 9.-BIoodshed
and rioting viii mark the primary cleo
IONS Tor the selection OF the candi-
dates for President and Vice President.
now only little more than two weeks
or, If the Government maintains its
present attitude.
President Diaz's lotions in booming
the candidacy Of Minister OF the IN
terror Gen. Ramon Corral as his Vice
Presidential candidate. and in having
Francisco /. Madero, the opposition can
didate for President. arrested at Mon
terey on political charge, has aroused
resentment.
IN rioting at Saltillo. following the
arrest Of Madero. the police rode down
the crowds and more than 900 persons
were hurt.
Madero's candidacy has been well re-
eeived M 20 the present but the inter-
ference Of the officials will hamper his
campaign although he has been freed
on bail by Judge Trevino
All Of the officials have received in
strgctions from General Corral To nra-
vent public gatherings unless they are
IrlfnclN 10 Dlaz and Corral. and these
instructions are being carried out to
the letter
This is adding to the discomfort and
tics real trouble may mark the elections
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TO SHOW PICTURES
OF NEW BUILDING
Board of Governors of
Columbia Country Club
Will Give Smoker.
10 bnard nf goVernors ID L. Colum-

The board Of governors OF the Column
bia Country Club has planned a smok-
er to be held tonight on the banquet
room floor at the New willard for
the purpose Of making a report to the
members of the progress OF the work
which has been accomplished during the
past two or three months.
During the evening large photographs
Of the new club house. which is now 50
far advanced as TO be almost ready for
the roof rafters. will be displayed. as
well as pictures showing the improve
ments which have been made on the club
property in the construction OF the golf
course.
ruring the evening there viii be music
and refreshments. and no effort has been
spared to make the occasion interesting
and ENJOYABLE.
one Of the incidents OF the evening
will be a presentation which has been
planned as a surprise.
The new Country Club is in a most
prosperous condition. the limit Of mem
bership having nearly been reached. and
the work Of construction having FRO
crossed with satisfactory rapidity- A
large attendance Of the club members
is Anticipated.
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NICARAGUAN PEACE
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Central America Looks to
Uncle Sam to Be
Mediator.

Not only viii this Government in
tervene as the restorer Of stable gov
eminent to Nicaragua, but the outlook
Tor such action being asked for by the
two warning factions in that country
N brighter today than it has ever been.
The countries Of Central America,
needing the reVOlutiOnist Estrada S
plea FOR Intervention by the United
States, have joined in a movement to
have the government leader Madriz
ask for such Intervention.
This is thought 70 mean that il is
only a question of a short time before
the United states will act as mediator
between the two factions at their own
request
The State Department today re-
ceived a copy of the cablegram sent
by the Central American court of JUS
ffce at Carriage. Costa Rica, in reply
to Estrada's plea for intervention It
states that the court viii bring pres
sure on Madriz with a hope Of obtain
ing his consent for mediation by the
United States, a proposition TO which
Estrada has already consented.
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SHIPS IN COLLISION
ONE NEARLY SINKS
Syracuse Rams the Hopkins
on Lake Erie, Then lows
Her to Port.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June "A wire
less telegram was received at noon from
the passenger steamer st. Ignace on
Lake Erie, stating that the steamer
A L Hopkins was in distress and sink
ing three miles east Of Colchester
Heights. Tugs were Immediately dis
patched 10 the vessels assistance.
Another wireless brought the news
that the Hopkins had been in collision
with the steamer Syracuse early today
of the southeast shoals. Only deSper-
ate work at the pumps kept the Hop
bins anOat, a great hole having been
torn in her side by the Syracuse, which
is owned by the Wesern Transit Com
pauy of Buffalo.
Though damaged the Syracuse was
able TO stand by and later TO tow the
Hopkins 10 the mouth Of the Detroit
river, where both were picked up by the
tug Aldnch, which had been sum
moned by wireless from the st. Ignace-
The A l. Hopkins is a wooden yes
sell 10 feet long Of go tons. built in
1850 al Marine City, Mich. Her owner
is !. Root. Of MunrOe.
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c. W.U. FUTURE POLICY
TO Be DECIDED TODAY
Trustees Meet to Outline a
Program to Upbuild the
Institution.

With more than half Of it's member
ship new men, representing every in
terest Of the District of Columbia,
the board Of trustees of the George
Washington University meet this aft
ernoon at o'clock TO decide finally
upon the policy Of the institution for
the next year.
Foundation for the future success
and progress will be laid with the
discussions that will take place at
the meeting. which is regarded as
the most important in the history of
tho university. 1t viii be the first
time within a year that the full mem
ebrship Of the board has been avail
able for meeting year that has
been fraught with difficulties Of all
kinds for the university.
Today there are but nine men LETT
Of the twenty-one who considered the
business Of the university a year ago
under similar circumstances. Seven Of
the new men came 10 the board last
Tuesday through election and the
other five have been added from time
10 tine during the year
The men chosen last Tuesday take
their places about the board table
for the first time today. These in
>
Southern railway; Archibald Hopkins
clerk Of the Court Of Claims; w j.
tlather, Of Riggs National Bank; A.
). Worthington, Adds B. Browne, and
w II. Singleton. all members Of the
local bar, and II. 9. Davis.
Two months ago, Admiral Charles
IL Stockton, neWly-ChOsen acting
president Of the university; Admiral
+. NJ. RiNey, ". y. Hoover, president
OF the National Trust and Savings
Bank, and a. II. Snow, were elected
members. During the winter Abram
Llsner was added TO the membership
The old members who remain on
the board are Henry b. F. Macfar-
land, the Rev. Samuel H. Greene, D.
D., Theodore +. Noyes. John 3. Lar
ner, DR.. +. NJ Gallaudet, Henry c.
Perkins, John JOY Edison. DR.. Lewis
Flemmer. and Justice Thomas H An
dersOn.
Definite steps toward outlining a pro-
gram for the future OF the university
VIII be taken at the meeting this after
noon. While no announcements can be
made at this time by the trustees. they
are unit in declaring they will adopt
policy this afternoon and viii bend
all their energies toward carrying II
out
The Washington times., 1910-06-09
MINERS OF ILLINOIS
REFUSE ARBITRATION
Long Fight Expected AS Outcome
of Differences With
Operators.

SPRINGFIELD, H., June 9.-Thc
striking miners TODAY refused arbitra-
ton Of their differences with the coal
operators Of Illinois and a long fight is
eNuecred.
The Washington times., 1910-06-09
BROKERS ORDERED
HERE FOR TRIAL
Government Gains Important Point
In Fight on Bucket
Shops.

PHILADELPHIA, June s.-The Gov
eminent gained a strong point in it's
fight on the bucket shops today. when
Judge Mcpherson. of the United States
district court. ordered that the six
men arrested here on April in a raid,
be taken TO Washington TO face trial
on charges Of conspiracy. The de-
PENDANTS Immediately appealed 10 the
United States Supreme Court
They are Thomas Campbell, Mar
shall Parrish. Humphrey Owens Harry
Stumpf, George Turner. and Albert
Ford. They were arrested when raids
dozen cities The warrants for their
arrest were issued in Washington.