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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
1,733,O58,8O8 IS
TREASURY'S CASH
United States Has Working Cap
itaI on Hand of $780,
503,824
Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA grand
total of cash in the treasury of ST.
1888 057 ,S0S a total balance in the gen
eral fund of 1872, ,356, 224, a working pal
ance in the treasury offices OF $780,
500 824, and a decrease of $503,l36 in
the public debt during July, is the way
the monthly treasury statement shows
the situation today.
The ordinary receipts for July were
$5S,817 ,953 and the disbursement $685.
All ,7O9, exclusive of disbursements OF
$4.441,55S for the Panama canal and
of S1,726,SS2 received on account OF the
public debt and of disbursement of W
230019 on that account, The excess
of all disbursements over all receipts
is $14,53s, ,451, against an excess of SlS,-
697,S74 in all disbursements over all
receipts in July, 1909
The total ordinary receipts, Whlch
mean those outside of the canal ana
the public debt were approximately
S5. 900 900 greater than in July of last
wear, while the ordinary disbursements
were approximately $1,100,Oo0 more than
the same comparative date
The latter increase is partly ac-
counted for by the s1,300,000 more paid
on the census the past month than in
the previous July. The corporation tax,
aegregating Sc, III ,256 this month, helped
to account for the increased receipts,
The customs receipts of $25,051,511
mark a falling off of virtually $S,60O,OO0
from July of last year. The internal
revenue outside of the corporation tax
amounted this month to $23, ,464, ,469'
which is approximately $3,2o6,O0O more
than during the previous July.
The total amount of national bank
circulation outstanding is 29,S2S,
of which 1854, ,46S, ,O9S is secured by bonds
and $27,561, ,735 is covered by lawful
money of a like amount deposited with
the United States treasury on account
of liqudating and insolvent national
banks and associations which have re-
duced their circulation,
out of $96,000,000 of the $3.50 gold
pieces outstanding, almost $2,O00,0O0
worth are In the treasury vaults and
the minting of these coins has been or
dered discontinued for the present fiscal
year because they are in little demand
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
DELEGATES TO ATTEND
EUCHARIST CONGRESS
will Be Largest Catholic Gath
ering in America

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Roman
Catholics in this city are already pre-
pairing to send delegations to the
Eucharist congress to be held at Mont
real early in September.
Word reached here that the congress
will be the largest gathering of Cath
olics ever held on the North American
continent.
The principal speakers will be Car
dinal Gibbons, Monsignor Heclan,
Archbishop Bruschi of Montreal, Arch
bishop O'Connell of Boston, Arch
bishop Glennon of st. Louis and Father
Vaughan of London.
one of the most impressive services
of the congress will be the midnight
mass for men in the Church of Notre
Dame. Another impressive service will
be an open-air mass at the foot of
Mount Royal, Montreals great park.
The cardinal legate, Vincent Vannutelli,
will lead the host in procession through
four miles of streets.
Protestants as we'll as Catholics in
Montreal will entertain the prelates.
After the congress Cardinal Nannu-
teli will visit the Catholic summer
school on Lake Champlain, and will
then go to Washington, where he will
be received by President Taft, and will
spend some time with Archbishop
Glennon of ST. Louis and Cardinal
Gibbons in Baltimore.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
MOTORCYCLIST DIES
FOLLOWING COLLISION
Thrown Several Feet by Impact
with Street Car

FRESNO, Aug. ARTHUR Mlsen-
heimer. young man of this city, died
shortly after o'clock this morning as
the result of having collided with a
street car while riding a motorcycle
The accident occurred in the business
section Of the city about o'clock, when
Misenheimer In attempting to cross a
street crashed into the passing car
The force of the impact threw the man
and his machine back a distance of
several feet
When Misenheimer was picked up it
was found that his head and face We're
gashed almost into pieces. He was
rushed to the emergency hospital
where he was given first aid, and then
taken to d private sanitarium. He ex-
pired there a short time later without
regaining consciousness. Misenheimer
was a married man and had two chill
dren. He was employed at local hay
market. No blame is attached to the
crew of the street ear for the accident,
the car having been struck directly in
the center of one of it's sides.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
SAYS TAFT VETOED SEAL
KILLING ORDER OF NAGEL
Former Sealing Commissioner
Declares President So Acted

CLEVELAND, Ohio Aug. Henry
w. Elliott, of Lakewood, former spe-
cial commissioner to the Bering Sea
seal fisheries, and member of the Camp
Fire club Of America, declared last
night that President Taft had complied
with the demands of the club, and We
toed the order of Secretary Nagel Of
the department of commerce and la
Dor, to kill bull seals in the Priby-
loft islands.
He asserted further that In order
to save the secretary's face the presi-
dent had kept secret the fact that he
had issued such an order.
Secretary Nagel is now en- route to
Alaska" said Mr.. Elliott. IF his as
sistants at Washington know Of the
countermanding of the order by the
president, they were simply acting un-
der orders in giving out interviews last
Saturday declaring the killing to be in
progress.
"They were 'bluffing' to save the Sec
retary the humiliation Of having the
public know that the president had
condemned his much-yaunted policy
approved by all the expert scientists
consulted chief among whom was
David starr Jordan, And the presi-
dent is countenancing the deceit by re-
naming quiet"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
REV. J. J. MARTIN CHOSEN
AS HEAD OF UNIVERSITY

CHICAGO, Aug. Announcement
was made yesterday in st. Vincent's
church that the Very Rev. John j.
Martin, pastor of the church and presi-
dent of Paul university, has been ap-
pointed president of Paul university
and pastor of st. Vincent's church at
Cape Girardeau, Mo, to succeed the
Very Rev. Aentill. The Rev. Xaxier
Frances, c. M, of ST. Frances church
of st. Louis will succeed Father Mar
tin as president of Paul university and
pastor of St. Vincents church
Father Martin was born in Lasalle,
ILL.,, thirty-three years ago. His theo-
logical course was taken at St Mary's 5
seminary, Perryvilie, Mo, and st,
Vincent's college, Los Angeles, and he
was ordained a member of the Vim
centian order in June, 1900, at Kendrick
seminary st. Louis.
Father Martin leaves today for Los
Angeles, where he will spend a few
weeks with his parents before as
suming his new charge,
Father Martin is an eloquent pulpit
orator and for six yearsl previous to
his work on missions was vice rector at
ST. Vincent's college, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
PRESIDENT CUTS
SPEECHES SHORT
Announcement Follows Recent
Cancellation of Eastern and
Southern Engagements
PUBLIC BUSINESS IS FIRST
Taft Confirms to Leaders Posi-
ton of Keeping Hands OF
in New York Fight
PUBLIC BUSINESS IS FIRST
ASSOCIATED Press)

BEVERLY, Mass, Aus. 1.-Presi-
dent Taft followed today the recent
cancellation of his western and south
ern engagements by announcing that
his speeches of the future would be
few and far between.
He told a committee from ProVi-
dence, r. l., that he could not recon-
slider the cancellation of his engage
ment to speak before the Atlantic
Deeper Waterways association i'll that
city in September. Mr.. Taft said i'm
portant matters of public business
would claim his attention from now
until the conyening of congress.
The president did not give a definite
answer to Governor Eberhart of Min
nesota and a delegation of fifteen from
st. Paul, who came to urge him to
accept the invitation to speak before
the National Conservation congress in
that city September ;. If he goes to
st. Paul he will simply write the con-
serVation feature OF his message in adj
vance and deliver it in an address be-
fore the congress. In this way the st,
Paul engagement would interfere little
with the presidents plans for the next
three months.
New York state politics brought Vice
President Sherman and William L.
Ward national eommitteemap for that
state, to Beverly late today, and they
were in conference with the president
for an hour or more. Mr.. Taft is said
to have confirmed to his New York
callers the position he toook in the up
state fight, that of keeping hands off.
AS to the influence of Col Roosevelt
in New York politics, there is every
reason to believe that the state leaders
regard it as potent. This phase of the
situation entered into today's confer
ence at Burgess Point. President Taft
was told it was the hope of the New
York Republicans that a candidate
might be selected upon whom all fac
ton could unite and who would COM
mand the approval and support of the
president, Governor Hughes and Col.
Roosevelt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
PRINCE OF CHINA WILL
STUDY NAVY IN AMERICA

WASHINGTON, Aug. China is
looking for western ideas for her navy,
In September his imperial highness
Prince Tsai Haun and Admiral Sab,
the imperial naval commissioners, will
arrive in the United Statets to study
naval ideas. Mr.. Calhoun, minister to
China, advised the statedepartment to-
day that the royal party will sail from
Shanghai on the steamer Manchuria
August "a
Details for his reception will be ar
ranged soon. A number of American
naval o, GERS probably will meet the
prince when he lands and escort him
to the various naval establishments
IN his way across the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
GRAND Jury TO PROBE
MEAT DEAL IN DENVER

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The federal in
vestigation being conducted into the
affairs of the Chicago meat packers is
to be turned to Denver and the alleged
acquisition of three independent pack
ing concerns in that city by the Ma
tional Packing company. Five wit
nesses from Denver arrived here to-
day and are expected to TESTIFY before
tie grand jury tomorrow.
That the Waterman wheat deal on
the Chicago board of trade may be in
vestigated by the grund jary was inti-
mated today by w. s. Kenyon, as
sistant to Attorney General Wicker
sham who is here conducting the beef
Investigations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
CARLISLE FUNERAL WILL
BE HELD IN WASHINGTON

NEW YORK, Aug, 1.-The funeral
of the late John G, Carlisle, former
secretary of the treasury, win be held
in Washington at p. m. Wednesday,,
it was announced here today. The body
of the late cabinet member win be
taken to Washington tomorrow. The
funeral services win be held in st.
Thomas church. and Rev DR.. Canon
win ofdclate. The pail bearers have
not been selected.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
SAN FRANCISCANS HURT
IN AN AUTO ACCIDENT

SAN JOSE, Aug IA touring car
bearing a party of San Franciscans
skldded and turned turtle near Santa
clara yesterday afternoon, Mrs, l.
Newell was caught under the car and
badly crushed. Her colarbone was
broken and it is feared she sustained
internal injuries. d. Newell was
bruised and cut and the chauffeur's
nose was broken.
The party was taken to Santa Clara,
where the Injured received medical at
tention. The car was totally wrecked.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
FATAL CRAMPS SEIZE
2 IN willamette RIVER

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 1.-Two
drownings We're the toll exacted from
the bathers in the willamette river
yesterday. One of the victims was
Samuel r, Davidson, a senior at the
University of Oregon, and the other
Orville Tennis, a delivery wagon driv-
er. Both We're seized with cramps and
sank before aid could reach thems
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
STOP FLOUR BLEACHING

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-Millers
must stop bleaching flour pending ad-
judication by the higher courts, or
stand criminal prosecution for each
shipment made in interstate commerce,
according to a decision reached here
today at a conference between officials
of the departments of agriculture and
justice.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
SLAYERS ESCAPE POSSE
AND CROSS MEXICO LINE

KINGSVILLE, Tex, Aug. 1.-Advices
received today from the grangers and
the posse which left here to hunt down
the Mexicans who shot and killed
Rangers Henry Lawrence and P. Car
ney late Saturday night, report that the
fugitives have escaped to the Mexican
side of the Rio Grande. The Mexican
government will be asked to aid in the
capture of the men.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
STATE INCREASES
RAILROADS TAXES
Board of Equalization Raises the
Assessment on California
Lines $8,313,868
Associated Press)

SACRAMENTO, Aug. Injecting to-
day for the purpose of fixing the 1910
assessments on railroads in California,
the state board OF equalization in
creased the state rolls over the assess
ments of 1909 by $8,313, $685. piled up a
total list of raises amounting to SILL
565, ,1S0, and authorized decreases
amounting to $s,251,912, The total as
sessmept roll of railroad property in
California is S0,396141 for the year
1910 as against $122, ,0S2, ,273 for 1909
only one furry occurred during the
meeting, and that was when State
Controller A. B. Nye protested against
the action of Secretary T. B. Eby en-
Aterlng the assessment totals on the
state records before they had been
passed upon by the board of equal
ization.
1t was explained that this was done
to save loss of time. The total assess
ments against each railroad in the
state, the increases, the decreases and
the figures for 1909, are as follows
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
LuzoN POLICE KILL DATTo

MINDANAO, p. l., Aug. IA de-
tachment of Philippine constabulary
today encountered a band of raiding
Moros returning from Bukidnon and
killed their leader. the noted Datto
Appa, and several of his followers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
ARBlrRAToRs HEAR ARGUMENT

THE HAGUE, Aug. L-Sir w. s.
Robson, the British attorney general,
resumed his summing-up speech in
the arguments on the Newfoundland
fisheries case before The Hague tri-
bunal arbitration board today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02

You can buy It. perhaps at many places but
place advertises.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02

while he was being hunted by hundreds
of persons with rifles, he was hiding
in the grounds of dwelling across the
street from engine house No. B. lying
in wait for Captain Sampsell. At that
time Durham did not know his bullets
had found their intended mark lie
says:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02
REGRETS LACK OF BULLETS

sc a. nj write this as l am not
settled whether l give myself up or not.
If l had a full round of ammunition, |
would get Sampsell yet. Would like
to go him to 'iinish. This may be
Omega"
Then follows a vituperation of the
man who he claims bounded him out of
the fire department and an expression
of sorrow that he shot one of the other
flremen in attempting to get Samp-
sell, against whom his attack was di-
rected
Without ascribins any reason for
killing his wife and child, he gave di-
rections for their burial and where
money could be obtained for the ex-
penses. For himself, he directed he be
buried at the expense of the county.
An hour after writing the letter Dur
ham caught a car down town, houeht
a morning paper, read the account OF
his crimes. walked into public park
and within sight of several persons
sent one of his three remaining bullets
into his brain, dying a few hours later
in the county hospital.
city fireman who had recognized
him, trailed Durham several blocks to
the park. but was in uniform and
feared to accost the murderer or give
warning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-02

Totals s1gg 0s2 g7a a1ao. .aso 1l1
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
n FAADE11c =. WAaKIN.
Tomozrow-Jsffsrs0n's birthday.

collariess man p0ked his way through tae
crowd. and when ne was but step behind
the leaders hs pressed revolver 10 skala's
head and fired twice The bullets took
effect in the jaw and temple and in the
midst OF his followers Skala fell dead.
Gay, who threw up his right hand as II
to ward of the weapon, was struck first
in the thumb and then a second bullet was
buried in his head He fell unconscious
across the llfeless body Of his colleague.
The madman was Jan Raduwitch. a char
acter known to most OF the mission Tor his
shiftless habits and radical opinions. A
moment before he had meskly read from
Juvenile leaflets In the Sunday school led
by Skals; previously he had sat In . back
pew OF the church during the regular ser
mon. and at the commencement Of the
services Skala had shaken his hand In
greeting. In all this RadoWitch had given
no warning OF his murderous intent he
had no trouble in getting away.
Skala was very prominent locally as q
mission worker and as assistant editor Of
the Bohemian Christian Journal which
Rev. James IsOsa published az Corapolis
He was a Presbyterian. but had FILLED ths
pulpit al the Congregational mission houss
a. substitute today. as he had ofts1
done before
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
/ aft Present at
alsh Funeral
President and Many Other Notables
HenOr Memory Of Late Silver
Mining King.

WASHINGTON April u-President Taft
paid honor today TO the late Thomas F.
Walsh. the Colorado silver mining king -
who died here FrlGay night, by attending
the funeral services at the house he was
accompanied by his aide, Captain Butt
The abbreviated RCsecrOix burial services
Of the Scottish Rite Masons at the house
ana the orders committaI exercises al the
grave were held, James d. Richardson.
grand commander OF the southern iurisdie-
ton. Scottish Rite MasOns. being in
charge.
Among the prominent members OF the
order vino took part In the services were
Admiral Schley and former Senator Teller
Of Colorado Former Governor Thomas OF
Colorado was present The honorary nall
,earers We're Admiral Dewey, Speaker
Cannon. Justice NcESeuna. James d. Rich
ardson. Myron T. Herrick Senator Hughes
O- Colorado. John R Mclean. c &
Glover, Charles J. Bell Woodbury. Blair.
Jacob G. Schmidt Lapp. David WeEE OF
Chicago and T. A. Wiekersham.
The intermsnt was in Rock Creek ceme-
terry here. where the body of M Walsh
was placed beside that OF his only son.
Vinsen, VINO was killed several years ago
in an automobile accident
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
GIRL HURT AT INITIATION
HfEh seh0sI Lass Sent to Hospital
Suffering from Franks OF
Sorority sisters.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. April u.-AIis,
Lorraine Clark. u years OF age. a membs
OF the freshman class OF the local higi
school. is under treatment at a sanitariuls
suffering from the effects Of her Initiation
February last into one Of the schoa
sororities
According to the girls story she was
made 20 drink on the night Of the lnitla,
ton a concuctiun, one OF the ingredients
OF which was kerosene. and later made e
eat maoaroni which had been boiled 10.
gether with SOAP. After undergoing thai
part OF the initiation she says she va,
tossed in blanket He condition is be.
iieved 70 be serious
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Beautiful Hair Comes
With Dry ShAmpOOins
tFrom Woman'a National Journnll

trrum Woman'H National Journal)
Dry shamDooinE always has been ana
always viii be popular with the woman
who takes pride in long. abundant ana
glossy hair. The dry shampoo does auyav
with 50 much Of the Inconvenience and
bother accompanying washing the hair
eliminates the long drying hours and
aholiEhes the danger of catching cold
indeed. Is so ail-anound satisfactory. that
one wonders why soap and water. eggs.
etc, can find any followers whatever
Dry shampooH certainly stimulate the
growth Of hair. There can be no doubt
as 10 that Just mix four ounces OF
powdered orris root with four ounces OF
therux, sprinkle a tablespoonful OF this
mixture upon the head. brush the DOW
der well through the hair. do tails two or
three times a week fur a while ana see
the results for yourself. This viii keen
your hair light and fluffy. and beautifully
luEtrnus n cnrrects the conditions af the
scalp that cause hair 20 Decome stneahed
dull. colorisss. coarse and britlis.-(Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Four Cinnamon
Are Murdered
Two in New York and Two in Phila-
dslphia Victims Of Mysterious
AssaSsins.

PHIIADELPHTA, April 1.-Two China
men we're murdered late tonight and q
third was fatally wounded in tha Chinese
quarter Of this city. Both Of the dead
Cinnamon were members OF the Hip sing
tong one OF the dead Ia Chu Nong. aged
g years. storekeeper- The other has not
been identified. The man fatally injured is
g. JonE Sing.
NEW YORK. April I1.-ChiuatOWn had
two highly successful murders today
another attempt that made a brave begin
nins. but miscarried through faulty shoot
inF. and one abortfve holaup-
chung Fook was shot three times in the
chest while standing on a street corner.
ana died before he could be carried 20 a
hospital chen lien was arrested. Ing Mon.
a Iaundryman. was found dead in a store
In Dover street, with a bullet hole In his
right sde Nobody has been arrested in
this case
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Eight Railroad
Men Are Killed
Workmen Meet Death in Camp When
Charge of Dynamite is
Exploded.

NOVITE. Tex. April n--EIght man wera
Instantly killed and three fatally injured
~ the premature explosion OF a heavy
charge OF dynamite al 4 construction camp
sn the TexiC0 extension OF the santa Fe
railroad az / o'clock this afternoon. Only
-hree Of the dead men have been identified.
owing to the fact that the bodies of the
men were torn almost into shrsds BY the
force OF the explosion.
The idantified dead are:
M. Z. BURzIE Coleman. Tex.
EpMAItD ARLINGTON. Fort Worth.
r. C.. PRYOR, Fort Worth.
c. H BLAILOCE. Kentucky
PATRICK WARD, Paris. Tex.
relief train with physicians and nurses
Bas sent out from Coleman. twenty-five
miles east OF here. upon receipt OF news
u the explosion. They found little need
FOR the physicians, as all OF the wurkmer
Eho were near tho scene OF the explosion
we're killed instantly. The mRngied bodies
we're placsd on fhe relief train ana taken
20 Coleman where they VIII be prepared
sor burial after they have been identified
The accident occurred shortly after ths
unch hour at SudermAa DoiEen con
straction camp No. 3 whera possibly 10
nen are doing railroad construction work
The men were AZ work in a rock cut
where a heavy charge OF dynamite had
been arranged TO be ser off by elsctrfS
sattertss from the camp proper. which Il
i0me distance from the cut
Through a mistake in signals a heavy
blasting charge was set Off while fiftesT
" twenty men we're in the cut. and thes,
we're hurled slSyward BY the force OF thi
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