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The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
NEW YORK PASTOR TO SPEAK.

Rev. DIR. John wesley Hill Noted aS
Campaign Orator.
Rev. Or. John Wesley Hill, pastor of
the metropolitan Temple, Of New York
City who made national campaigns for
Mckinley. Roosevelt and taft. and is
one Of the most noted pulpit orators in
the United states, viii address the men
of the Y. NJ g A at the New National
ject VIII be '"The shadowed soul" There
viii be a musical prelude at 8 o'clock by
the Dixie Trio, OF New York. and the
!. NJ c. 4. Orchestra.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
LEGACY FOR BON SEC0URS.
Washington Catholic Society Re-
membered by BRItimOrean.

In the viii Of Mrs. Mary A. P. Cos
grove, fled yesterday in Baltimore, the
Bon Secour Sisters. Of Washington. a
Catholic society, share 1900 with a sim
liar society of Baltimore. The estate is
valued at S25,00o, and the bulk Of it was
wiIled to Cardinal Gibbons Most of the
remainder goes to charitable institutions.
Mrs. Cosgrove was a lifelong church
worker
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Church society to NIeet,

Members of the Holy Name Society of
st. Matthew's Church will receive holy
communion in body at the O'Clock
mass on the Feast Of the Holy Name to-
morrow, and the yearly meeting of the
organization viii be held at Rauscher's
tomorrow night
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
MAYOR KerchivaI Re-eIec,ua

Tunnelton. W. Va. Jan. s.s-Mayor
George II. Kerchival was reelected in the
municipal election held here yesterday.
His opponent was former Mayor H. H.
Cross. The result is q victory for the
Samuel B. Montgomery following here.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH c-- lih and Z sts
llysses q. b. Pierce minister. s-i5 a. a.. Sun
day school Class for the Comparative Study II
Religion and JuitT Study Class. d q. H.. mosn-
ing serrice; sermon b. the minister = H..
Young Pecp.cs Religions Union. T. m, even
ing eTFiCe. afuCn g. mo minister
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

Mt. VERNON PLACE n. f. CHURCH SOUTH
CT. 9Th and * SIS. uv. j. Howard Wells, Tas-
tor go sunday school. II a. M sermon hy
the pastor 2. m. EpWoTth League. Z. H.
In the furnace; OF, Having the courage Of OH
CONVICTIONS.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
HIGHER THOUGHT UNION.

" ELLEN VAN NOAST FilI C1rdHet the service
IN RaUsrGers Hall. 1884 C5lEaeriest are sun
day az & p. m. S8hjgct. "At-5ue-meut.' Pub-ic
u l. in -.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
MENTAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALING.

MRS. sEATQN WILL GIVE HER PRIVATE
class instruction il healing self and others in a
series u TALKS c,erv Tuezdsy 90 s r lu. @ Tie
Fa-aeut apartment L1z. c-r 18th and 7 SIS uW
Puhc invited Patients rr.aref wag.-sEavs
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SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN.

CENTRAL. corner "a ard ! stS NV. Rev. James
II. Taylor. rastm. Preaching at i O. m. and
s45 =. n. Prayer meeting. Thursday evening, AZ
Visitors welcome
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Negroes TO Hold Reviral.

After week of prayer. revival meet
ings will begin at Shiloh Baptist Church
tomorrow. Rev. DR.. J. Milton Waldron
being the principal speaker.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08

r. Clinton Knight 625 King street. Alexandria
Va, is authorized agent and carrier for The WASH
iugton Herald Ths Herald viii be delivered daily
and Sunday to any address IN Alexandra foS -
esuts & month.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
SPIRTTTALTS5f.

MESSAGES FROM THE SPIRIT SIDE or
HE Aliral Il. TEN VIII bold mee-irz sun
dsr evening a- 8 O'Clock Lecture followed by
Spirit messages. at lsl G. S. ne, Interviews daily
Phone Linen. 1877
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SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST ASSOCIATION. PgtIsu Temple. first fo-r
lo.2 ath S. 7-o D. m.. Lecture and messages By
George ". Xaies and wife. al invited
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EPISCOPAL.


ST. THOMAS. near Dupont Circle.
sd0-Holy Communion.
9;3o-Children's service
Il 0o-Ser1ioe and sermon by rector: "kAOWl~
EDGE. PROFITABLE A&D PROFIT
LESS"
6D0-SeTFioe and sermon by rector; WHAT
THE WISE MEN FOUND.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Gunnecticlt are \ arh lstL SIS.

Stewart G. HaEbiusCn assistant minister.
Hsny b. Angus, minister q Peck Chapel
Il q. H., Or. Wood viii preach. Musical service,
led by church quartet fr5m $50 % o'ciock-
?. m.. d.. Wood wil preach On The undiscJuT-
aged Chnzt-" 2. d., DR. Wood VIII IFesch !;
subject. 'suggHstlTeIess IN nature about order.
Musical service from % % o'c.ock, assisted b7
the chorus ot the Armstrong Manual Training
school, sunday school a. 9s5 a. n Christian
Eudaagof meeting a. ,, L. Thursday evening
~ z. midEeek teryice.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
New IorE ave. II and 3th SIS Dr. Wallace
Radcliffe. Dast0r- II p. m. UgIblic worship. ser
moa by the pastor. T.i5 =. IT., a ROYAL failure "
s1ries Music led by quartet ciIcir. $50 a. m.
Bible school 9#5 a. n, adult classes. ESQ ? m
Christian Endeavor Society.
FIRST-'"The Strncur's sabbath Home John Mar
shall II. nv Rev. DCll.d T.. NacLscd. minister
II a. m.. the L1ri's Surper and h8TtiEn. 7.i5
z. m, illustrated service subject. Death and the
Judgment" S. s., go &. m- G. E., 6:5 p. m
Al are wtlcmc
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UNIYERsALIsT.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER. Gs.h and + SIS. ny.
Re-. John Van scasics. r.. pastor. Il a. H..
GnCIniLg service. 9.45 a. a.. Sunday school.
D. m y I. g. L.
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NEW THOUGHT SCHOOL.

WHAT NEW THOUGHT Is" SUNDAY. m.
s1j Wednesday. s D. H.. THE vibration r5 yC-r
nZme and uhst II meaus lt Equal Slfas5
H-n, i5 ID S., iy u. No-tlia--9a. AL vel
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SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY.

" J. CoLyuLE LECTURES IN FLYyNs
College Han. sth ard SIS ur .or7ost. L.
taryI. j. 30. '1The uagi and the s-ar-ss-
tT--.g and spiritual iire--lll u M 'Joan
0f Arc. Her Uic-s and her mission
W J. COLvILLE GIVES PRACTICAL ~
stulc.i01 II mental srsnss a, Pe5Ies Carreh
H.lse III 2 Capitol -, Mons We5s Fris
80 T. 70. and iecgr6s on es1ieIr teachings af
the Bible with replies 20 g #s-i0as at s0Z 4 s.
s. Mon and T-r-- -
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

NAPOLEON sND TIE FRENCH REVOLT
TIGN. address ts Read Hsrla, eita-im. auto
Lsr. song. debates p H. pythau Temple lG2
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
PEOPLES CHURCH.

people, CHURCH u2 +. CgIltG e. Rer.
Georgia Fere'I7 tae minister. riN zpeas ct p
a. IL. ga woman in the coming g5,erfuer..r
Questions viii be permitted after the address.
Air. Charles NeEiws1s Bible Study Class a. 70
d. m. A cordial imitation iE extended
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
\. ". c. 4. VEsPER SERVICE.

YOUNG W03IEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
18th aud J. SIS. uv. VeSper service SUNDAY. 40
p. IN. Dr. Ada T.. Thomas wiu be- the speaker.
All women aIe cordially uviteG
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Henry Smith Found Guilty
of Murder of Artist.
WILL GO TO ELECTRIC CHAIR

Negro Remains Perfectly MOtiOnless
and Indifferent When Verdict Is
Returned-POtOmac Lodge InstRiIs
Officers-Bar Association Meets To-
day-List of Examinations.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
THEOSOPHY

MAN MASTER OF DESTINY"
Lsctwe Sunday, ll s. Iu. hy
DIR. ~. 81. BAKER
The-s-phic Hal. 1917 q 60. uv.
s 2. ---I.ev. john Woods Elliott re BsI,imos
TiN speak Pshlic invited
Friday ui.at-Eurie Study Class at r. n
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18Th
and SIS. nv Services: Sgnday. I550 a. Il. and
:. u.
Subiect. SACRAMENT"
Sunday school u a. M WeIuss5av evening
mse,ing. s O'Clock. Public cordially invited All
seats free Free reading room. CI Colorado Bldg
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH,
scottish Rite Han lg7 - s. uw Services: Sum
day. J. a. n. and - =. n Morning lecture b-
Bishop OLIVER O. sARIN; slbtc- Tine Good
Samaritan. Evening lecture ty WINFIELD S.
WHITMAN. I9s.----sisl meeting WedneaiaT
evening at 5.e1 Seats fire.. A. ~itei
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

The amount received by the treasurer
of the Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Society from the diocese Of Washington.
parochial and individual offerings TO
December Il. 1909. was $72O66 toward the
amount apportioned to the diocese for the
year ending September 1, 1870 OF $l1,50O.
Last year there was received to the same
date $5Sl.2O.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08
UNDEN0 0SIISATTONAL.

pYTHIAN TEMPLE third aoo- lrear haIn. sun
day, January O. 4. n. Hisl Of the Brooklyn
Tabernacle. viii sIedk at E. m. os The thrss
sI-at v4-ld-. aud at 10 3. 30. On a subject
q interest % an C7ustiars SO cllectiaus
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08

The Bar Association Of the Sixteenth
judicial circuit recently organized in
this city. will hold a meeting at IL o'clock
tomorrow morning at the Office Of Col
Francis L. Smith. at which time the
committee on constitution and bylaws
will submit its report. This win prob
ably be adopted and considerable rou-
tine business will also come up for con-
sideration.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08

Announcement of the following list Of
examinations to be held here was given
out by the local board Of examiners to-
day: February and 3, junior topog-
rapher, salary 500 TO $500 per year;
assistant assayer, custom-house service
salary 81 200 per year. February IS, topo-
graphic aid. salary from $40 to SO per
month. February 16 and II. hydraulic
engineer. salary S1.2O0 to $2.4O0 per year;
assistant geologist. Geological Survey,
salary 81, coo to Sl.6CO per year; eOmputer,
Geodetic and Coast Survey, salary $500
per year.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08

The week OF prayer services, which COM
menced Monday night last. were con-
cluded tonight with services at the First
Baptist Church. A sermon was delivered
by Rev. W. NJ. Poisal. pastor Of the
Bethany Independent Methodist Protes-
tant Church. The services throughout
have been well attended
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08

Winter Harris, a negro, who was re-
Gently convicted in the United States
court here of sending obscene matter
through the malls and sentenced to serve
FIVE years in the Atlanta penitentiary. TO
which a fine of $1,000 was added, has
been conveyed to that institution by Dep
uty Marshal j. F. Glover and Deputy
johnson.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08

Funeral services over the body Of Ar
chile Fornshill, the motorman who was
killed Wednesday last by falling from
the cab of an electric railway train near
Mount Vernon, will take place at 2:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from his res
idence. 6l7 North Columbus street. Serv-
ices will be conducted by Rev ". J.
Morton, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church, and Rev. J. R. Sewer. pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church
The Washington herald., 1910-01-08

The missionary committee of the Shiloh
Baptist Church furnished Christmas din
ners and confections TO nineteen families
of the neighbOrhood
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
STARTLING
WEATHER
FORECAST.
FREEZING TEMPERATURE
TONIGHT AND FRIDAY.
WEATHER REPORT INDICATES
UNUSUALLY LOW TEMPORAL
TURe FOR THIS TIME OF THE
YEAR

The weather forecast today pre-
diets below freezing as far south as
northern Florida and near freezing in
the central part of the State. There
Will probably be frost tonight in in.
terror southern Florida with a tenn
peature ranging from twenty to
twenty-six degrees above zero in
North Georgia.
This promises to be record break
ing weather for this season OF the
year, as ordinarily nothing more than
light frost occurs previous to the
last week in December. Unusually
cool weather has prevailed here for
the past month or more, including
several frosts, one as early as Oct.
18th. which was unprecedented in
this section.
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
BLIZZARD
IS RAGING
IBNDnlA.
RAILROAD TRAFFIC TIED UP;
PEOPLE SUFFER WITH coLl.
FIERCE BLIZZARD is RAGING
THROUGHOUT THE NORTH
CENTRAL STATES AND HEAVY
SNOW IS FALLING.

CHICAGO, Dee. Traffic Of all
kinds has been practically at a
standstlll all day today because OF q
SG-hour blizzard which i still raet
ing over northern Illf1ois snd Iaai
ana. The falling SNOW Is being
hurried about with great fury by the
strong wind
Reports from New York City are
THAT blizzard is raging through
northern New York state. where the
snow is reported SIX inches deep
and syill salIing.
report from Oakland. Maryland.
says blizzard has been raging IN
that section since yesterday morning
and That the Snow IS stlH falIaag.
Already that section % the county
; covered wsth blanket II snox
foot deep.
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
BAD STORM
ON COAST
OF EUROPE.
SCORES OF LIVES ARE LOST:
DOZEN VESSELS DESTROYED.
SAILORS FROM AMERICAN BAT
TleSHiPS WIN PRAISE FOR He.
ROlC VIC Rk OF RESCUE.

CHkRBOC RGH, France, Dec. IA
terrific storm has been raging along
the western coast OF Europe for the
past - hours and fully a score of
lives and 4 dozen vessels have been
lost
Ihe american battleship fleet was
caught IL the storm and the heroic
rescue work of the American sailors
mas Wen the hearts of the French.
men lne crew of the hattleshfp
Louisiana rescued % in a launch
from tile French battleship Duplex.
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
HORTH CAROLINA MAN
NAMED EOR GOOD LOB

WASHINGTON. Dec 1-Iames
Britt, of North Carolina. was TODAY
named for the position of third as
slstant postmaster general to sue
ceed A L. Lawshe, who has resigned
VIII Cowan enters tonight upon
his duties as night watchman.
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01

Attorney Cary d. Lands was in
the ctv today from DeLand
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
DEATH OF MRS. e. v. CHERRY
TUESDAY AT CINCINNATI

Word has been received here %
the death al Cmcinnati. Ohio. Tues
day night Of Mrs. E l. Cherry Mrs
Cherry was a cousin Of Mrs r. Fred
Brown and Messrs II 6 HuuneR Ell
and c N Wilder. OF Daytoaa Beach.
and owned a winter home fn 1ha
town. She had passed MANY sea-
sons At this place and had large
circle of friends here who wEl
gret her death.
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. THE lat
est reports from northern Mexico in
oicate that the reyOlutionists will
resort to the use of bombs i'm their
war against the Mexican govern
ment and President Diaz The latest
reports from northern Mexico indl
cate that the revolutionists will re-
sort 10 the use bombs in their war
against the Mexican government and
President Diaz
American bombs have been found
under the Methodist school at Colen.
The towns or Guadalajara and Chu
Vlsar are reported in the hands of
the reyolutionists. Troops have been
sent to guard Miers, where maraud-
ers have cut the wires and raided
ranches in that vicinity.
News was received here today of
a battle fought Tuesday between the
revolutionists and government troops
near PadernaHes. Chihuahua. in
watch 80 insurgents and II regulars
we're killed
Passengers arriving from MADEIRA.
Chihuahua. today report every town
except one along the Mexican Cen
tIal he'd by the reyOlutionists. The
passengers say they heard heavy fir
ing IN the mountains and saw a mum
Der OF wounded being carried on lit
ters.
1t IS reported today that Guerrero
has been re-captured by the govern
ment troops, but the reyolutionists
are gathering nearby for another at
tack
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
CLAIMED
By grim
REAPER.
~
MRS. S. i. COVE PASSED
AWAY WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON.
ORiFTEO QUIETLY INTO THE
GREAT BEYOND FROM COMA OF
SEVERAL DAYS DURATION
THE FUNERAL TODAY.

Mrs. Caroline Cove, wife of S. H.
love, passed away Wednesday after
noon at o'clock at their home. cor
her of Ri 'gewood and Vollsia av
enues, after an illness of about twelve
weeks Duration, although her health
had not been good for two years
past.
Mrs. Cove, who was 81 years OF
age. was born at Groton, Conn. She
came to gDaytona between nineteen
and twenty years ago with her hus-
band and son, Worthen A. Cove,
who both survive her, and has since
resided here with the exception of
about two years when they were
temporarily located at Nassau. n.
p, in the Bahama islands, while Mr..
Cove was engaged with the Flagler
system
Mrs. Cove was a member of the
CoEgl egational Church and also of
Live Oak Chapter No /, Order of
the East. IN Star She was woman
OF great kindliness and pleasant man
ner and leaves a host of friends who
will greatly feel her demise and who
extend to the bereaved son and hus-
band the deepest sympathy in their
affiiction
Funeral services were held at the
residence at 2:30 O'Clock this after
noon. Rev. Or. B. F. Marsh, pastor
of the congregational church. Of
ficiating. and the interment was
made at Pinewood cemetery
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01

SPECIAL CABINET MffTlT
CALLED EARLY N nCI
MEMBERS ROUTED OUT AT EAR
LY HOUR To CONSIDER ROUGH
DRAFT or DOCUMENT WHICH
WILL BE READY FRIDAY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA special
cabinet session was called by presi-
dent Taft early this morning. az
which vas considered the presidents
forthcoming message 10 congress.
The president worked until long
after midnight ON the message last
night. was az it again at an early
Eour this morning, and had the rough
draft ready for the cabinet meeting
this morniag. The harry up cali
caught several members mapping and
after the meeting the president be-
gan 90 put on the finishing touches.
He plans to have rhe docunent
ready to send TO the prsater By FRI
day nisht
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
COAL FAMINE THREATENS
SECTION OF NORTHWEST

CHICAGO, Dec. IA genuine coal
famine is threatened in Chicago and
certain sections of the northwest and
the produce dealers are preparing
FOR an% emergency by advancing the
prices. TIE coming of cold weather
has cau2hI many of the people un-
prepared with an insufficient supply
of coal
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01

You TO drop in and see what an
up-to-date grocery store is like. The
most fastidious epicure will here
find everything suited to his taste.
while the economical housewife will
find every known brand OF staple
groceries ar the lowest possible
prices consistent WITH high quality.
Conrad.
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
ACTION nAIH By COUNCIL;
COMMITTEE Is APPOINTED.
ALDERMEN TO CONFER WITH.
PosTMAsTER SMITH AND EN-.
DEAvoR TO GET SUFFICIENT
APPROPRIATION.

&
The prospects for Daytona hayins
: a new posbofi Ice building and free
mail delivery took definite shane
az regular meeting of the cny
council Monday evemng. when =,
rne request Of Postmaster w G.
Smith, Preside Mt Henry Schmidt an
pointed Il CON mittee to confer with
1ne postmaster on the matter of Sc.
cutting new government buid,ne
and consider he correspondence he
iisis aad with Senator Fletcher on
Fhe subject. The committee appojnt.
ed consists of Aldermen Klock. Mals
and Conrad
just what s@eps Will be taken to
secure new government building
lot this city has not been determined
upon, but the intention is to have
the council committee and the post
master wcTk together with the object
u view of having an appropriation
made by congress for the purpose of
eFectlng a new building here. Ef-
forts WILDE made to secure the a5,-
preparation at the session of con
gress which begips next Monday.
Ah0sissr dYiN tGf discussed at the
meeting Monday evening was the
proposal to have vote taken at
the next election on a change i'm the
city charter to insert provision for
municipal judge i'm Daytona, the
charter change to provide for sal
ary for the JUICE and do away with
the salary for the mayor
This suggestion was made ln con-
nection with tie discussion of the an
nouncement made at the last meet
ing by Alderman Conrad that he
would soon bring in new ordinance
regulating the salaries of the city
officers to take the place of the one
row in effect. This ordinance change
is considered necessary because
practically none of the city officers
is nov receiving the salary called
for in the ordinance and the propos-
al is to make the ordinance fit the
salaries being paid
In connection with, this it was
suggested that the offices of city
attorney and municipal judge might
De combined and the ordinance con.
mittee was given more time in
Whtcn to consider the matter of
changes and reach a decision as to
the advisibility of calling a special
city election to ratify the proposed
charter change. Mayor Greene, who
was pr esent, spoke against the pro-
position of doing away with the sal
ary of the mayor and electing al
municipal judge.
Another change in the city ordi-
nances was suggested Mayor Greene,
which woulo call for the city asses
sor to tahe office and take charge
of the looks at the beginning of
the new calendar year instead of
the first CT March as at present.
Under tie present arrangement the
rewly elected assessor takes charge
of the books when an assessment
has beea parity completed and the
incoming official is held accountable |
tContinued on page rhree(
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
GOVERNOR FORT TALKS
I'd STATE EXECUTIVE

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 1-Gover-
nor Marshall, of Indiana, presided
today at the second days session of
the governors conference Governor
Fort. Of New Jersey. delivered an
address on direct primaries, which
vas followed by a spirited discus,
son
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
Big FIRE Loss IN DALLAS;
PART OF CITY DESTROYED.

FLAMES EAT Up NUMEROUS
RutLEks ANo FIVE HlNDRED
= PEos ARE NJ HOMELESS.
esss> $&#E
DALLAS. Tar; pee "a Thirty
small house3 Sfsffame Structure, six
small stores, six large boarding hous-
es,Spart sof the Bell planning mill
plant Sssaa part of the Dallas Ice and
Fuel company's plant We're destroyed
by fire here this morning.
Five hundred, people are homeless
as a result OF the sweep of the
flames.
The loss will amount TO approI
mately quarter of a million dollars.
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
NEWSPAPER MAN TO BE
ASSISTANT SECRETARY

WASHINGTON, Dec. Robert
Bailey, q former newspaper man. to-
DAY accepted the appointment of As
sfstant Secretary of the Treasury, TO
succeed Charles Hilles The appoint
ment takes effect March first. Bailey
has been secretary to Secretary Ma
Yeagh
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
POPULATION OF COUNTRY
PLACED At 94.S29,6S9.
THESE FIGURES INCLUDE THE
PEOPLE OF ALL THE UNITED
STATES AND ALSO IT'S POSSES
SiONS.
stoNs.

WASHINGTON. Dee With the
announcement that the census figures
grTe The United States total OF
t6,O12.35S it is also announced that
with the people of Alaska, Porto
Rico, Philippine islands. Hawaii, Tu-
tuIlla and Guam added the total pop
ulation OF the United States and its
posse. sioas reaches q, s29, $50
The Daytona daily news., 1910-12-01
TROOPS
ON GUARD
in MEXICO.
WATCH PRINCIPAL STREETS;
OFFICIALS CLOSELY GUARDED
REvoLuTioNIsTs REsoRTINe TO
USE OF BOMBS, IN war
AGAINST THE MEXICAN GOV.
ERNMENT.

MEAiCO CITY. Dec. 1-Massed
troops IN the capital city of Mexico
are now guarding the principal
streets and particular precautions
were take l today during the cera-
monies. which We're held in tba
Schooi OF mines building instead of
IN tne chamber of deputies as usual
AS precaution against outbreak $
by the revolut;onists President Diaz
ana che ministry are closely guarded
by the soldiers. 1t is reported today
that PRESIDENT Diaz will take the field
N person TO command the govern
mems troops if the revolutionist
movement gains in strength.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-08
Two BROTHERS IN
PARALLEL DEATHS
THEY DIE MONTHS APART, BOTH
FROM INJURIES RECEIVED IN
DIFFERENT FIST
FIGHTS.

Detroit, Mich. Nov. S.-With the
death of Charles Ford, 1867 Fort street
west, i'm Solvay hospital, tonight, the
lives of two brothers have ended under
quite similar circumstances. Last
Monday night chas Ford became in
volved in a quarrel with Milo Sulli-
van, motorman on the Fort street
line. Sullivan is said 10 have struck
him and Ford fell to the street pave
ment, injuring his head.
Two months ago Charles brother,
Bruce. became involved in a street
fight at Junction avenue and Fort
street two blocks froEi where Charles
was hurt. He, too, was struck i'm the
face, fell to the pavement and frac-
tured his skull, death resulting from
the injury.
Sullivan was arrested the night of
the trouble with Charles Ford but
was released the next day when it was
reported that Ford was in no danger.
He was re-arrested today, when the
hospital reported that Ford was sink
ing. Ford died at o'clock this even
ing.
The youth who struck Bruce Ford is
awaiting trial on mansldughter
charge.