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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
S0uTHERN RAILWAY.

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fr-lss-,- as-erf.Ie- 5 q a1G 13-e5 ? -
Fer CaatIanooEs and MemPAls. go - -
daily
Tor Roanoke. knoxville ChlttanS9s-- -
Ealnghsln- New orleans. l3-lc p IL
Tor Roanoke. Knoxville. ChaItzl1os1. -s1s--
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car open arre- u p M
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Charleston a uEusta. Aiken. Sar1Elah- JacE.
EsovtiIe. 40 Elcrida points, SIS = o. la- -
- 4 6. BROWN. Se1rr41 &EzsS
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CHESAPEkAE Z OHIO II.

Published Only as zafs-nati5n. not =sa-a7tssi
2:eg p IL E-IIy-Eor Virgins west Fl--
einfa a-5d E-..-lucley- point -ez-s-zlu 1lzes-
ers 20 CincIu1a-l ana Lo-lsFlse- - ~
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g-TTTI-1t-(s SPECIAL solid tran s.
Io-.is yrfsh Pullman sleepe-s % C2t-aEa
Stops only ~ lu2ort2-E s-a--i-i-s- Z ----la=
- ..-T-.l-.-....ur .laG g. o. Llu11E car
80 y a caG-y-E- T. - LIFTED. 20
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- - - and New Union Staeioa
- sTa-u l0s5 and 2-16 Tor lickels- 81
go - r-.ser--a15cus. ard tzz-ca5z
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For SSIe.

BUY A HOME WITH REM MONEY
Neat cottage homes at Mt Rainier. Nd.
Just across the District Line I car fars.
Splendid service. low taxes. high and healthy
location VIII furnish money. lot aad
build house 10 suit Only small cash par
ment and balance monthly No second trust-
:. c ROGERS. Mt RalTser, Nd, oaies n
Sta, Szth and r 1 ave. n E
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COLONIAL BEACH

FOR RENT-Cottage. Colonial Beach In
quirs ssS Picl1ford pl y. f., between F
and O. Sth and SIN
FOR SALE Or RENT-Auz- and SsD.-
Elec- Cottage. rooms partly furnished
one square from wharf. shady lawn LARGO
park neatest cottage al Beach Apply g.
IN 50 5 ". or Al cottage Phone $50 y
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FOR EXCHANGE

GOVERNMENT CLERK Portland. o.
wishes 10 exchange position with clerl, IN
Washington =. REESE. 10 Huyt St
Portland Ore
8. 90 EQUITY IN handsome s-rooul and 49,
semi-detached residence. scent fare esac-
tic lights water. and plumbing for build
i1g lot. city OF suburban BOX 50, Times
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
I--S DISTRICT or COLI MBIA- Wash
r.. "a <A-7-st - Ls-y- sealed proposals
vii re received at this Office until two
S'clocK p m THURSDAY Septerlher LIST. 1910.
Tor furnishing one straight double S=-zzI-C7
tank chemical engine, fer Use il the Fire
Department Of the District % CoIu---fl.
Form OF proposal specifications. and r..-az-
sary Information may be obtained upon ap-
so. District Building CT-No Z RUDOLPH
JOHN a JOHNSTON. l. " MARKHAM
lActing Commissioners. 7. c.
OFFICE or TIE COMMISSION IiS OF
THE DISTRICT OF Co5-IMBLA Wash
ingtOn, August Ist. 1910 Sealed proposals
VIII be received this Office un5iI ta-5
Q clock , m "wednesday. August Icth- 1870.
Ior furnishing eco more or less meal lock
ers- TO Il installed Al the Central TIi-h
School. this city Form Of proposal s1c-i-
hczlions- and necessary information NAV he
OBTAINED upon application 20 the Property
CLERK d O., Room 2-1. District Fs--iT---7--
CTNO IL RUDOLPH Tr,r7-1 al Tr,T+S-.sr-,Se
5. { { MARKHAM ,Ae'ins', Commissioners,
OFFICE OF THE COaIaIfSST0--FF7S DIS
TEICE OF COLUMBIA -t-s=-.---.--. s----
81. 1910 SEALED PROPOSALS. MI IL re-
ceiNea AZ ms once Until o. sr-. Wetlass-
day august 70. 1910. Tor F.,-af.-.- No. f.
the Hilton and Anthony So e-b-.r-
Proposals specification. AID Necessary IN
CIerk- Engineer Department Room a. T,s=-
tTict Bull iias- CUSO Il. RUDOLPH fCII--
A JOHNSiDN- WILLIAM y JCBSOS-
ComnissiCuers-
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DTS-E7---- o.
COLUMBIA. Washington. .Tuly- e -ofE
Sealed proposals VIII be received n -r=-
onlcc unti O'Clock D. m. August - 500
for grading and improving SUBURBAN .--------
and avenues in the District nr f--..-----.--
Forms OF proposals. specification. end $780,
sary Information may be ob-af7e.i 49,,
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department F,o.,--- 40
District Buildlns. washington u. a., lTr-SSG
H RUDOLPH JOHN & TOHNSTl~
WILLIAM Y. JUDSON. Commissions. D II
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT or. COL 1.ETA V-7sr-
f1Eton. D -. July 90. 1910 sealed prone
pusals viii be received a. this csrIee -1r-if
. o'clock 3. n. Aug 3, 1910. for furuisbi-rr
labor and material 10 replace Two E1frsrE
in the basement OF the Suunle- school 10
u. 18th and II streets y " Rank ro-ns
Of proposal and all necessary Information.
may be obtained from the CHEZ clerk ~ tha
Engineer Department. Room ~. District
Building JOHN A JOHNSTON. CUSo Il
rnisSloue-s. District Of Columbia.
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER ID q
washington July g 1910 Sea al proposals
-l4l be received at this Office until > ,l-gl1-r-
2 m August s. 1870 for sinking deep wells
On the gCc11IIIa1 ffOTzf0I1se site Fairfax
CoiiEliy- "a Specifications form Of proposal
and ali necessary Information may be OBJ
tained from the Chief Clerk Engineer Iee-
partuelt- Room A. District Br7fIGfr-
CJNO u BCDOI.PFf. JOHN A. JOHNSTON.
" LILLIAN Y. TCDSON. ComEissi01ers. D
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
WANTED-FARMS

WANTED-S-lal farns-FFe want 50 small
tracts land ~ once. with or without houses
within - miles Of Washington. On or an~
distance from car line 3 10 l. 90 OF :,
acres each Want them suitable for truck
Ing. fruit small crops chickens, etc Write
Al once and give particulars AMERICAN
LAND COMPANT. ST. 18th St y W
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FOR SAIE-FARKI

FOR SALE-Forty-four acre farm Iocata5
within one u1iie Of the District line on
Pa r r. adapted for trucking dairy. or
chicken farm; six room dwelling sn5 tenant
houses snail stream running through r1s
place Apply WM- SHEDD EOLTON. 1907
= ST. y ". washington u. O.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Sew 6-rooza house VvItn 2 acres
Or more II desired. i IL niles from Fsf,e--
dale, oa trolley line; now being bulk s. $50.
also tracts from I 70 acres Phone q x
Eyattsyille- B. D. STEPHEN, Owner. River
dale. Nd
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FOR RENT-STORCS
JOHN F.DONOHOE &SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.
FOR RENT-STORES

NJ Business Max. get our list o. stores
in desirable locations. Suitable for any kind
q business We viii start rent September
LIST On au= q our stores. do al uecessar-
repairs and give immediate possession This
viii enable you 70 get n readiness for your
fan trade
places We know you VIII succeed IN them
we have the property 70 suit you for snv
purpose let Us know your wants
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RI.

scLedu.e O. Excursion Trains 60 AID s-5z
CEESA 7Es-lE(E BEACH
EFFECTIVE July J. 1e12
S-bfe-L 20 Chau-e Without No-f-.
sfO%DAES TO I-ELDAES- inclusive
Cons leave Distrlc- L.ue a. - and ma
4 IL. Z-1J. $50, 4-s5- 1ll $40 D. ~
Ferlrning. leave Ila Beach az 5-z5 z
12.s5. ia. 6-uo. $500, and -o-o0 p ~
SATURDAYS
Going leave l5ScTsct LtEer at - zn1 MA
4 n 2-35. 500. 5-zlr 49, 1-d s-=5 p m
Fetvrniug- leave tEs 6e1lI - 6-s5 a Il
49, ESQ o-lu S-u1. z-ll. ard 1a-01 D N
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
C-oiuE. leave District Line az s-z5 and Ia
& m E-0J. sec. 4-yes s-i5- and s-45 , n
F7srurailsz leave Beach Al 900 a n
rs. ~ 60. SOC. $50. and l0-oJ . r.
PAL y WATERS
General -.ziuzEer.
Ta-e Kew York Ave car -or Dis-rl-t Liza
ssaJfc-- For additional lu1ormazs0z. IsIs-
uhoua Lincoln 16Z9-
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nc. n ID .sss---Sel1-s-z Ess- Nan
Ihrocgh co-cEes and ELLL-lu sIaepe-s y
Savannah anG ya1E=llyl-le- --lE-or c. Jaek-
sCuF-lis 20 Tampa --rclel S-=-7sf -
Atlanta Dln-E- car
- = n daily s-8t5la--1 Express elec-
tric2IlE lighted SIccPsrs and observation car
ee-.ur-e5 v-tth electric fans Llr1lEh ser
vice % savannah Jzcts1 uFilI=. Tampa. AZ
laLIa- E5-Iulzlsass1. snl 2-eEs-5ls-s. Lsaszs
Ticke, ozGce. 1Hs New Eorz ave y IS
Z. A. HARDWOOD. G. T. A..
GEo- L PHILLIPS d P A.
c x RYAN Co. T. A.. Portsmouth. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
FLOOR FINISHING

WASHING TON PARQUET FLOOR SUR
FACING CO. 1870 sd St y. W. Old
parCuer El.0rs sC-aped down. relied. polished.
vaxe5s ezpc-S vorknaen; work guaranteed:
send postal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES

II THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF TFFF
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA William W
stuart, Plaintiff. vs. William Enabe and
Ernest knabe, IT. Defendants 70 SEA.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION The object Of
tais suit IS 90 recover the sum Of so ALLEGED
70 De due from the defendants TO the plaintiff
1oT wages as engineer OF building IFS
street y W washington d c. and 70
hare judgment or condemnation Of cz--zi-l
property or the defendants levied on under
an attachment Issued IN this suic 70 satisfy
the plaintins claim Il is. therefore. this
1st cav az august 1910. ordered that the de-
eendants appear in this Court on OF Ees5-e
the forueth day. exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays. after the day Of the f-=r
publication Of This order. 10 CCferE THIS sul-
and show cause why sad condemnation
Should not be had. otherwise the s1-l- .,-fT
be proceeded with as in case OF dzrauIt-
Provided a copy CT this order be published
IN The Washington Times and the Wash
ingtOn Law Reporter once a week Tg- --~ee
successive weeks before said day ~ &
BIND1, Judge A True Copy Test r G.
AUkAM, Clerk BY BLANCHE NEFF ASS
Clerk
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
FLOOR OILS

{. 7. HUNTERS Sanitary DUst-EdIIing
Floor OIL keeps the floors clean and bright.
gives them polished finish Good Tor your
furniture ny IL SOC gallon delivered Phone
Main 545s- Ofice- 113 Pa ave y w Wash
inEron. .. C, Z 5 A Used b. Z s Govt
and over 5.eG0 families FOR the last - y,-arH-
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIES. ParrUcs- Dogs, Czta.
AnEora Goats GoIdGshes. Rabbits Guinea
Pigs. and Chickens SCHEID'S BIRD
STORE - 18th n "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
BALLARD & LANHAN.


S5-ACRE FARM balldinzs reu AM good
one nile [roG Fairfax Courthouse and
trolley VIII relt for one OF more pears ID
EoJd farmer a. very reasonable rz---
MRS l. n Rowan. 1872 ccl 81 y. W
FOR RENT-s5ey- Groom cottage. one ca
fare near car ll1c- 6-7 11tl s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
ANTIQUE FuRNITURE

II SEGAL- ANTIQUE FURNITURE az
" PHONE n 50 2
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT HOSE DIRTY wINDOWsT
Waite help and moderats prices LEON L
CAEOOcS. 1A.sTne window Cleaning CO.. re-
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HAIR GOODS

LADIES, SAVE YOUR COMBINES
Beautiful pufls. bTaids, and switches made
from cOmbings- Latest styles Reasonable
prices. De NARD. 40 Eye " ".
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W0RKINGMEN' s WANTS

AOEir~lNGME1N-$o argument about this.
IL 80. or Il amt 50. % % y0u 20 move.
see the stock Jour size tailored slightly used
coats and vests. 3 % 10 s. o. prize o-a
prLce- JEsTH-S Old sTAND. 50 %.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-02
CLAlHVOYANTS
SPIRIUALiSH

MEETINGS Sunday. Monday. and THURSDAY
p IA. daily readings a. the home OF Ms
J. Z 8IALTBT. So Il 81 y W Phone y
-
NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUHE. ~e7d~
your lie correctly gives names facts.
readings daily and sunday SCI 81 = y
Cor. 7. near rnlCn SatLnn- Iafles 90
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-29
NAMES USED BY FRAUD
Government to Show This in Haskell Town-Lot Case-Claimed Persons
 Lived in Eastern States.

McAlester, Okla, Sept. 29.-Argu- ment by attorneys occupied the entire day in the trial of Governor c. N. Has kell of Oklahoma in the Muskogee town-lot cases before Federal Judge John A. Marshall here.
 Reviewing the charges against Has kell by federal grand jury, s. R. Rush, special assistant to the attorney general. said the government was pre- pared to show that the defendants in getting title to the lots had fraudulent ly used the names of persons living in many eastern states.
 Some of those whose names had been used by Governor Haskell and his associates had refused to turn their property over after Haskell had procured the deeds for them, MT. Rush said, and these persons will be called as witnesses.
 To carry out the alleged conspiracy against the government, it was assert ed, the defendants had operated un- der the name of development com pany.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-29
ID RETAIN POST MASTERS
TAFT PLANS TO PUT ASSISTANTS
 UNDER CIVIL SERVICE.
Will Also Ask Congress to Extend System to Apply to Second and
 Third CIals Officials.

Washington. Sept. 29-The first definite result of the present cabinet sessions in Washington was the issu- ance Wednesday of an executive or der extending the civil service to in- clude all assistant postmasters.
 The president also recommended to congress that second and third class opstmasters bs placed under civil ser. vice.
 This action is in line with Postmas- ter Hitchcock's recommendations By this order some 5000 assistant post masters will be affected.
 The cabinet took up in detail the departmental estimates for the next year. General Wood before the cab- inet meeting went over the war de- partment estimates with the president in the absence of Secretary Wicker sham.
 Mir. Taft also discussed with his cabinet the speech he is to deliver in New York Saturday night. This is expected to be Mr Taft's first political utterance of the campaign.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-29
CATHOLIC CLERGY AT PEORIA ASSERT THEY INTEND NO
 SLIGHT TO HIM.
ALL TO ATTEND WHO CAN
Bishop SpaIding Asserts kindliest Feeling Exists in Church for the Strenuous One-Says Many
 Have Engagements.

Peoria, H., Sept. 29.-Branding the story the Catholic clergy will avoid tue coming Knights of Columbus ban que1 october l2, at which Theodore roosevelt is to be the principal ora or' as all attempt to get back at the iormer president for his turn-down of senator Lorimer at the Hamilton club panquet, members of the local Cath. Vi'c clergy asserted they would attend 'e ieast. They deny any feeling be- sause or the Vatican incident.
 Dlshop Edmund NJ. Dunne of the ,eoria diocese is in Chicago and has Seeh @ out of the city for a week. His ..now church-workers and members ., ule committee state he has neither oniclally declined or accepted the in- aoh n'auoh extended him by the banquet somiiittee' ~ and it is not known wheth- VI Ae received the invitation before
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-29
NEW MAYOR FOR LONDON
Paper Supply Firm and Temper ance Leader. Is Elected

London, Sept. 29.-The ceremony of choosing new lord mayor of Lon don was performed today by the common hall" consisting of the twenty-siX aldermen and the members of the guilds and companies, and Sir Thomas Vesey Strong was declared elected unanimously He will be in. stalled in office November g.
 Sir Thomas is the head of a big paper supply firm and is self made man. He owes his knighthood to the fact that he was sheriff of London six years ago. He is an enthusiastic tee totaler, being the first temperance leader ever elected lord mayor. He is at the head of numerous organ izations, and the people are wonder ing whether or not wines will be ex. cluded from the famous lord mayor banquets during the coming year
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-29
BEVERIDGE MAKES ATTACK
Indiana Senator Dces Not Back Down From Stand Taken in April in
 Keynote Speech.

Indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 29.-Those who went to hear Senator Albert J. Beveridge's keynote speech at Tom lnson Hall, expecting the speaker to back away from his stand in the April convention, are disappointed.
 Beveridge's speech was one of the most forceful he has ever made. Throughout he was meroiless to the interests. which he declared had con trolled Legislation for years. He ar raigned the Democratic senators and congressman who did not fight the Payne Aldrich tariff as their party principles required. He defied the corporate interests to attempt to pol lute the voters of Indiana, declaring Indiana of 1912 will not be the Hi nois of 1909" The speech opened Beveridges campaign.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-29
SLAYER OF RIVAL PAROLED
KILLED WOMAN WHO MARRIED
 FORMER sUiTOR.
Miss Jessie Morrison Served Eight Years of 25 Years Sentence, Re
 leased on Liberal Terms.

Topeka, Kan, Sept. 29.-Miss Jessie Morrison, who has been serving 25- year prison sentence for killing Mrs. Olin Castle at Eldorado, Kas. on June 22. 1900, was paroled by Governor Stubbs.
 The parole was sent to the states prison at Lansing and the woman left the penitentiary today.
 Plans have been made for Miss Morrison to go to Kansas City with Warden and Mrs. J. H. Godding, and thence to Excelsior Springs, Mo, where she will stay with her sister.
 The parole gives Miss Morrison great freedom, allowing her to go wherever she pleases, but requiring her to attend church and to report once month to Warden Godding.
 The murder of Mrs Olin Castle was one of the most sensational crimes in the history of the state. Miss Jessie Morrison and Miss Clara Wiley had both received attentions from Olin Castle and a jealous rivalry grew up between them. Castle married Miss Wiley.
 On June 22, 1900, neighbors heard fight going on in the Castle cottage Miss Morrison was found holding a razor and standing over her rival, whose throat was cut. Miss Morrison said she fought in self-dcfense. Mrs. Castle made a dying statement, de- claring Miss Morrison attacked her.
 At the first trial the jury disagreed At the second trial Miss Morrison was convicted and sentenced to five years imprisonment, and at the third trial she was again convicted and got a 25-year sentence.
 Governor Stubbs said that the first trial more nearly gave justice than the two following. He said he did not know two hours before signing the parole that he was going to do it.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-29
leaving for Chicago.

leaving for Chicago.
 Bishop Muldoon of Rockford was not invited, said the committee, and Archbishop Glennon of St. Louis was unable to attend because of a pre- vious invitation to preside at the con secration of St. Patrick's church in New York.
 q will be present at the banquet if I am alive" asserted Bishop John l.. Spalding, retired, through whose invi- tation Col. Roosevelt was obtained for the banquet, and l think all the clergy who can possibly attend will be there also. There is the most kindly feeling in the Catholic church to- wards Col Roosevelt and am of the opinion the recent stories in connec- tion with the attendance of the clergy are mere sensations.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-29
HANECY BELIEVED WILL PUT H. LINoIs EXECUTIVE ON THE
 STAND FOR A CHILLING.
WHITE TELLS SPACE RATE
Cross-Examined on Literary Work and Threat to Write Book-Senator's Attorney Tries to Show At
 tempt to Blackmail

Chicago, Sept. 29.-Gov. Deneen will be the main figure in the senate in vestigation of William Lorimer's cleo tion before the inquiry now going on at the Congress hotel ends.
 The governors name was dragged in by Elbridge Hanecy, attorney for Senator Lorimer, and the day the gov ernor takes the stand will be the live Hest of the whole investigation.
 MT. Hanecy has not yet let slip the full extent to which he will claim the governor was responsible, first, for the election of Senator Lorimer, and next, the exposure of alleged corruption in that election. But he has shown glimpses of his defense, which indi- cate he will undertake to establish
 That Governor Deneen was the first to suggest Lorimer should become a candidate, that he aided in Lorimer's election and was responsible for it; that having fallen out with Lorimer- the cause of that falling out has not been made plain yet, but the deep waterway scheme will probably be the one given-Gov. Deneen sought to bring about Lorimer's ruin that he entered into conspiracy to that end; that Chas. A. White was the tool of the governor and his co-conspirators; that White was the supporter if not the tool, of the governor all through the 1909 session of the legislature, and that he obeyed the orders of the governor rather than those of Lee O'Neil Browne.
 MT. Hanecy may go so far as to at tempt to show that White voted for Lorimer at the request of Gov De- neen.
 White Quizzed on Space Rate.
 Senator Frazier of Tennessee ap- peared as member of the Lorimer Investigating committee and for the first time all the members of the con- mittee were present. Chairman Bur rows did not permit any argument over objections raised by counsel and did everything to hurry the inquiry
 Representative White was recalled to the stand for further cross-exami- nation He was asked regarding the letter he wrote to Senator Lorimer, telling him of his literary efforts re- garding a book of True Facts of his experience as a legislator.
 Attorney Hanecy took the same course as did the defense in the Browne trial in trying to show that this letter was written with blackmail in view, but White declared he merely wanted Lorimer to commit himself in some way in answering it.
 Senator Paynter asked White what he would have done if Lorimer had placed the same value of $2.50 a word on his story that White did. He asked White if he would have accept ed S75.O0 from Lorimer if he had of fered to buy the story.
 White replied that he did not know, but that if he had accepted the money he would have turned the story over to some one else.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-09-29

Terre Haute Qnd.) Population, 5s,157.
 Washington, Sept. 29-The popula- ton of Terre Haute, Ind, is 58,157 au increase of ELISA, or 5e.6 per cent over 36,673 in 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18
Linen drawnwork
scarfs or shams, 75c

Worth a fourth more.
The scarfs are for buffets or
dressers and are IS by 81 inches.
with elaborate drawnwork embel-
lishment and finished all around
with hemstitched hem.
The shams or covers are so
inches with drawnwork designs
and finished hemstitched hens
Third Eloor-Art Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-18
39c to 75c
Fancy beltings, Csc
Belt length

Beautiful new styles. Just Q
special pickup" lot at way below
regular worth.
Included are elastic beltings. sill
Yer or gold ground with embossed
colored flowers: plain gold or sil-
yer; also fancy effects In plain
gold, silver. whjte-and-gold, white
and-silver and over % other styles.