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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04

y - +
lfyOu look all over town you can
never find the money you have spent.
The other fellow has deposited it in the
bank. The young nan who spends all
OF his earnings is wasting his opportuni-
ties. Money saved is money earned;
deposited in this bank it works for you.
Try letting. YOUR money work for you
and enjoy the satisfaction Of having in
terest money credited to your savings
account. The habit is easily acquired
and means success in many ways.
One dollar or more starts a savings
account a handsome nickel plated
pocket savings bank supplied to all
who wish to save.
G. A. NELSON. Cashier.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-08-04

The Sheaf Want Columns bring re-
suits, try them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-25

NaItimore, 23, Wldrs 1910.
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Baltimore, 20. N6ir5 1910.
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poiulS ior Goat" al ben aNoaro ot WIZARDS,
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Gefanntmadjungen.
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Warie i. Zimmerman.

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Nuonit Sasfnftbcr.

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Ser Spp9us 1T une re
rationale Sdanoe", erflGrt bas Nen.
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erbortet oicie 9cboiiptitn9; inoem es
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Reitdtigt;
Hepartement iir Ditcntlidr Berbeiernngcr.
Suh. Z rhn rtcncuI hca StnhtsN nncnifMIN.

Nriiioent Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Siircau hes
Snpcrinteneenten Der 0iienttiflcN NebHuoc.

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The Washington times., 1910-09-26
PINCHOT VS. .GAYNOR
SARATOGA REPORT

SARATOGA, y Y, Sept 2s.-One Of
the Interesting bits Of gissip that went
the rounds this morning was that Gif-
ford Pinchot- former Chief Forester.
vas being seriously talked Of in high
quarters on the progressive side as a
good man 10 name for governor.
II was learned his name rad come
up among some Of the New Yo-x county
committee leaders and the impression
vas that he would make a strong race
PInchot IS a legal resident of the stare
Of New York.
Another piece Of news that went the
rounds among the leacers was that there
vas a conference in New York Sat
urday morning among Democratic lead
eTs. and II was ds"ided to support ca
nor for the gover1orship nomination II
Is said here on high authority that =
n Shepard. Of Brooklyn, presided a.
ne meeting Republicans here who bsd
hedrd OF this conference think II con-
elusive as to GaynOr-s nomination
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
DIED FROM POISON
CORONER'S VERDICT
Death of Samuel H. FindItv
Accidental-Overdose
of Opium Taken.

That Samuel H FIndIey. forty-five
years Of age, who died in Casualty Hos
pital yesterday morning Al O'Clock.
came 10 his death as the result OF acute
gastTitis- complicated BY an overdose OF
opium. which he had taken accidentally
vas the verdict given by the Coroner's
jury this afternoon.
Charles Findiey. brother er M dss r
man, testified as 10 the intempers.te
habits OF his brother. He said that he
had often become intoxicated. and when
recovering was i. the habit OF taking
larEe doses Of -s..danum.
Elndiey was brought into the hosnfrsI
al o'clock SAT .day night, in an gn-
CONSCIOUS condft r. Dr. Robert N XII
gour worked Owe him for several hours
Out Findiey did not respond 10 treat
henJ He died In 4. convulsion shortly
before o clock without having regaine,I
consciousness.
DT- Charles White perfr rnled the an
t2psS' and foUr7 that the direct caUs..
NI NediI was C-se 10 opium Uoisoninr-
caused oy protraCted intemperance. II
was snow n II the inuueSI thai E-fnd7a,-
had been IL the habit for several ves-s
Bast using iaJdanum as a ''bracer,'- and
IlldI MS pn-Slcal condition was s45rh
tlst II couldn't Withstand tnp lrz11a1
quantity Of medicine
EIndley was found IN HvattsyfT1a
and was brought to the Casualty Hos
piIal by DIT Lattimer in an autoro-
bile policeman ". r Smith testifed
TO finding the bottle. which hs mo-
Guced IN court. containing the deadly
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
Former Consul 10 Colombia
Enters Into Suit In
District.
]. EDWARD BUCKLEY
DENIED MANDAMUS
Writ Is Refused BY Chief Justice
Clabaugh on Technical
Grounds

Hints Of formal charges that will
be preferred with the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations against
Jacob Sleeper, formerly consul gen
eral and assistant secretary Of the
United States legation Of Bogota. Re
public OF Colombia later occupying
similar position at Havana. Cuba
but now United States consul at Berne
Switzerland. were given today in an
action started IN the Supreme Court
Of the District
The action was brought by Dr. J.
Edward Buckley. Of Chicago, who
was denied a writ of mandamus by
Chief Justice ClabaUEh TO compel
Secretary of State PhiIander c Knox
20 give him access TO records in the
Department Of State relative 20 com
plants he made against Mr. Sleeper
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
CHUh AS GUARDIAN
SIGNS FOR LICENSE
Wedding Plans of James
Lockhead Blocked Only
for Moment.

Before James r. L-ockhead could OBJ
tain license to wed Mss Lottie z
HUtchins il was necessary for. him to
have q guardian appointed, both his
parents being dead
When informed Of this requirement. by
the marriage license clerk az the Court
house tCday, the young man who Is
twenty years old, turned TO his chum.
Charles .- Taylor. who is twenty-one
and asked him how he would Ike 10 be
his boss
You're on" replied Taylor, and ac-
cordingly the two went into Probate
Court and Chief Justice Clabauzh a.
pointed Taylor guardian
Understand, here's where You set
off, said LOckhead after TAYLOR had
signed the applics ton for the marriage
license
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
Major General Barry Calls AT White House TO Lay Before
the President the Facts In Connection With 'SH-
encing" of Captain Longan By Cadets

MAJ Cen Thomas II Barry. com
Eaandant Of the WeSt Point Military
Academv- fIad e seEz c0nferr-ce 7-ftH
The E'-es-dent early th-s morning iu re-
Eard tc shat shan be done 20 puaish
the whole corps Of cadets ar West Point
for the fusubOrdinsticn or inficting the
silence on capt Rufus r LonEau.
one or the officers ar the academy
Although no ofhc al announcement
was made at the close OF the confer
encs. IL IS understood that neither the
President nor General Barry IS in favor
OF court-rnartislinz or dismissinc ali the
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
THROWN FROM SEAT,
LOSES POCKETBOOK
G. H. Vender Reports Financial
Damage After Falling Out
Of Carriage.

George H vender. of 4O7 Eighth
street northwest. has reported TO the
police that when he fell out Of pub
lie carriage at the corner of Harrison
and Sheridan avenues this morning
and was knocked unconscious that
ne either lost or had stolen from
him a pocket book containing SIG in
bills, some valuable papers and a
notebook
Nender SAYS that he had the pocket
book IN his pocket when he fell out
OF the carriage and that when he re-
salned consciousness at the hospital
l. was missing
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
HURT PATROLMAN
IS MUCH IMPROVED

II was announced today at the Emer-
Sency Hospital that the condition OF Ri
cycle Policeman J. w Pierson. vv7o 1ras
seriousiy injured when struck bv an
automobile while chasing runaway
team near Thomas circle on Saturday.
was much improved and that It is be-
heVed that his strong constitution will
puA MN through safely PiersoD sus-
iaIled fracture OF the skull and other
injuries, but Is resting easily TO-DAY.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
By TOHN SNURE.

SARATOGA n Y. Sept S-Out Of
the tumulI and turmoil Of the present
Involved situation among the RepubIi-
cans OF New York State and at the
State convention go begin Tuesday here,
there may come developments which
Viii completely change the existing pOlit-
tCaI conditions and set the tide moving
IN the direction Of Republican success
Either Of two possibilities present
themselves as not unlikely % grow out
Of this convention. in the first place.
there nav come a Repub5ica1-Hearst al
lance as 10 the Eoveruorship- In the
second place, Theodore Roosevelt may
be the nominee Of the state convention.
Il either Of these things happen II is
the feeling Of many Of the delegates to
the state convention that the RepubIi-
cans stand a good show 10 win New
York In the November elections
The feeling amonE the Republicans IS
general that the Democrats viii noIni-
Eate Mayor Gayn0r. That being so. il
is deemed a possibility that Hearst can
be brought 10 support the Republican
nominee for governor If the right kind
Of mn Is selected
Nay Force Nomination.
So far as the nomination Of Roose-
velt IS concerned this has long been
urged, but the colonel has said fatty that
he VIII not have IT, But there is un-
QUestiouabIy a strong disposition among
many delegates, especially of the old
guard TO ram the nomination down the
cOIOneTs throat and try 10 force him 10
take IT,
The plan Of Q Hearst al
lance is looked on by men high IN the
councils or the DTOEreSSIVeS aS The more
feasible and the more likely TO develop
II goes without saying that II RCOSe-
welt should at any time give way In his
determination not 20 have the nOmina-
ton he could have it with d whoOp.
But, leaving Roosevelt out Of cOnsid-
Grafton as 2 likelihood for the nOmina-
ton, there Is presented a highly inter
SEttng situation which IS beginning TO
loom I'D as having potential develop
meurs OF the utmost moment 10 the
Republican party IN New York State
II might as well be said at the outset
that the DELEGATES assembled here feel
the tide lu New York = running against
them and with the Democrats Not one
man Out OF dozen could be found here
for the convention VINO VIII say other
wise
Bitterness prevails among the old
Guard Cele-aIeS here I1I-feeIine is NOT
concealed and gloom hangs about heavy
The WretlluE Of knives and the sharpen-
Continued ON Third Eoa-aA
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
SHERMAN ARRIVES
FOR CONVENTION

SARATOGA y. Y, Sept. 2s.-vice
President Sherman arrived at the United
States Hotel shortly before 10 O'Clock.
He was pressed for a statement that
might make the situation clearer and
more definite for the "old guard
He simply said. however. Tomorrow
will tell the tale Everybody seems
confident. no matter which side they are
on I haven't any fears as 10 the re-
suit from my viewpoint
The Washington times., 1910-09-26

in 1906 The application for the writ
was refused for technical reasons.
Trouble In Mexico.
Dr.. Buckley, who also had trouble
with the Mexico City legation. which
he claimed jeopardized his life be-
cause cf alleged neglect. harks back
in his petition fled today 10 the time
he was promoting q railroad and
steamship line in Colombia. and pre-
Continued on Fourth PageD
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
STIMSON IS NAMED
AS LIKELY CHOICE
Colonel Reported In Favor of Al
lance on GOvernorship- May
Himself Get Nomination.
WezU Phase of Fight at
Saratoga

Roosevelt aud sherman arriveg
majority Of delegates conceded to
former PresiIeut-
RooseveIt-Hearsf alliance on
EUbernatorfsI candidate proposed
a. possible means Of Republican
victory in New No-k.
Henry l.. StimsOu, formerly en-
EBged in prosecuting the Sugar
trust meutioned as most prob
able man 70 he named on such q
fusion ticket
Forcing RooseveIt - accept noaI-
nation for EOyeTBOrship also serf-
Ously considered by progressive
leaders HE possible method Of
turning tide Of defeat
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
ing Breach Of

promising youns soldiers AZ West
Point
= 'e bel ieTed ,Eat re 1izu T-~h MI
eventually Re followed VII be fnfiction
Of certain severe penalties On the
cadets.
General Barry left West Point and
came to Washington Immediately after
the ofense occurred His trip here was
TO I'll some society enga gements. but he
decided tais morning 20 cut of his din
ner enga gement for tomorrow night and
Confined on Eighth Page)
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
ELKINS' ACTIVITY
DELAYS RECOVERY

WHEELING, ". Va. Sept. 2s.-sen-
ator Elkins chafes under orders Of his
physician that he remain quiet. He has
been warned that rest is absolutely
neceSsary 70 his recovery, but the vigor-
Gus senator worries under the restraint
and wants . be doing things
de has insisted on working with his
corTesp pOudence despite orders OF his
physician On this account MS recovery
is so slow as 10 be almost fnpercepfibIe
There has been no Improvement today.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
THE REV. LAMBERT DEAD.

NEWFOUNDLAND. y. J. SEPT. Is
The Rev Louis A Lambert wro At
tsined fame Nv his reDIies tn the tats
P0bert InGersoll, is dead here. Genera
DEBILITY vas the cause Of his death He
vss seyenty-six years old.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
THREE MEET DEATH
IN TRAIN COLLISION

HERMAND. No, Sept 2s.-Tn head
on collision between a freight and a
passenger train on the Missouri Pacific
we're killed
The dead Engineer William Murphy I
Fireman James West. messenser. name
unknown
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
MAY FORTIFY CANAL.

PARIS, Sept. z6.-The right Of the
United States to fortify the Panama
canal is upheld by the Temps. which
states that the disquietude IN England
and Japan is due 20 the fears ss TO
the real aim of the United States.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
TAFT AND CABINET
GET DOWN TO WORK
At WHITE HOUSE
First Of Three Days Series
of Conferences Held BY
House Guests.
WASHINGTON AGAIN
CAPITAL OF NATION
President In High Good Humor
G7eets Newspaper Men.
Lame Ducks Received.
Program of House Guests
of the President

Breakfast, 1T which business VIII!
he discussed. will begin each
morning at ss3O.
The Cabinet viii formally meet ut
II o'clock and adjourn at 1880 p.
m. for luncheon
Golf, horseback riding, automO-
tion until the dinner hour. za3O
O'Clock
Over the coffee cups and with the
rfEHrs the President expects to
hold night Cabinet meetings.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26

The Western disturbance has moved
eastward and now extends in 4
trough Of low barometer from north
10 sCutL over the entire NississiDpi
valley. the rainfall. however. being
mostly confined 10 the northern por-
ton
il ke rcEiOn and the Ohio valley 70
night ard Tuesday. and the north At
lzntlC and possibly the middle Allan -
tic states Tuesday or Tuesday night
an area of lower temperature viii
CFeTSpre5d the Ohio valley and the
Great Lake region tonight and Tues
cav puT the Western cool wave viii
rapidly lose force as il moves east
ward