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The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1910-10-28
(Too late for last week. J

Everything moves along as
usual.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
COAL LANDS WITHDRAWN
FROM PUBLIC DOMAIN
Thirty-ive Million Acres Set
Apart by President Under
New Law.

BEvTRLY. MASS. July Com
tinuing his policy Ofspracticsl conser-
Walton. President Taft late tonight
signed orders Withdrawing 35o73.is
acres Of coal lands from the public
DOMAIN n the St-tes OF North and
South D-trta. washington. Utah. Col
oTaGo md the terr.;oiy Ct Arizona.
OF the total Withdrawal 2o.CsS.se9
acres are new. while ls.747.6s9 acres
are covered in combinations and rati-
fcaticEs under the new law approved
june p. q withdr walls made during
the past tour years by both Pre- idcnts
Roc sevelt and Taft
North and South Dakota are the
two States affected BY the new with
draNais From ihc pubic Gomair N
North Dakota. the president has WITH
drown from settlement 11.S2S.fSz
acres 81 land believed 20 contain
workable cc.l IN SCath Dakota no
amount Withdrawn 3. 2.s7o.eS7 acres
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
DEADLOCK IN FIFTH
!. DISTRICT DOWN HOME
Major Stedman Lacks Ten
Votes of Nomination on
the 255th Ballot.

GREENSBORO. y. c., JAY After
fifty hours CT almost continuous baI-
lot ng the Fifth District Democratic
convention is still in a close dead
lock at midnight with. no prospect OF
making an early nomdnation OF can
didate for Congress.
Msjor CHARLES NJ. Stedman, or
Greensboro. is leading and on the
255th ballet only lacked ten votes OF
a nomination. There ere three other
candidates. they being ex-Judge o. F.
Forsyth and Or. George \. Mehane, a
cotton mill man Of Rockingham
county. their strength ranking in the
cider named.
This di-tr q was lost to the Demc-
cratic party two wears aga. and the
failure of cert3in Democrats 20 sup
port the nominee ken is contributing
largely to the present deadlock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
PREACHER AND WIFE ATTACKED.
King ara Queen County Stirred by
Affair.

RICHMOND. VA. July Walker
ten. King ard Queen county. g deep
y stirred over an attack MADE last
sunday Night a week ago BY william
y Wake and Lee Tim upon Rev.
c. J. Kidd and Mr.. X I'd. a. these
two were returning hgnc after a.
tending services e. the -. opal
church al Wslkertou o. Rhi-h the
Rev A Vaughan ~olsion b. rector
The attack made BY the two men
D. saii o. have been the outcome %
a church TOW. 10 which g II charged
that Res C.. J. Kiad reflected upon
TIE integrity and fatty DENIED the
statement o. q lister % william a..
WaiSsr.
in fhr eEcountcr between Rev. & ,.
\ I'D ard bis two assaiiaufs SIR Walk
cr . ch- rgcd with having turned from
hls o. lif rpon Tire rata. Ger and 90
hsvc sruck Mrs. KIDD q stunning
blow between ne c.cs The uoman
ratici fr0m thc shock ard fcn pros
iraic She remained urcor sious ior
several moments.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
ELY RUsYON PROBABLY
IN DYING CONDITION
Troublesome Younoster Hurt While
Diving From Springbosrd at
Washington.

RICHMOND. VA. July Ely
Runyon. the 19-year-oid Richmond
10y who has gotten into serious
'rouble with the police OF this city.
Savannah and Washington and who
was arrested in Washington Thurs
day last on a charge OF housebreak-
ing. and turned over TO the officials
of the Young Republic on The out
skirts OF the district. was probably
fatally injured on Fourth Of July
when in diving from a springboard-
He struck his head against a sub
merged rock. and fractured one - Of
his spinal vertebrae. Tie was brought
to a Richmond hospital. where he l.
under treatment and where Il is stas-
ID that he will not survive more than
a week longer at most.
II has been believed that the boy
was mentally irresponsible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
SHOOTS HUSBAND AND
CHILD; P0IS0NS HERSELF
Frantic With Jealousy Wife Of chea-
90 Street Car Conductor
Enaets Tragedy.
(By Associated rress,.

CHICAGO. July Airs Hcnry Nal.
saw, soaded TO desperation by the az
legged brutality and uEl2ithulncss OF
her husband. "A street car conduct3r
todgy shot and fatally wounded the
latter and their 3-year-old dlughter
and then killed herself by taking car
hol acid
Mrs. Mulsaw left lette.s declaring
u.at she had been good ana faith
ia wife. but th-t Mulsaw spent has
spare time with other women and
often beat her.
Mulsaw i. alleged a have been
with another woman until O'Clock
this morning. when be returned home.
Accord ne 70 the police he beg n
abusing his wife, Selling her by the
hair and kicking her.
She then drew The revolver and
hot him in the abdomen He fell 10
the flocr and she sent another bulle,
into his back sac then went 20 her
bedroom and fired a bullet INTO The
body OF her little daughter.
Sati fed that both were dead. he
completed the tragedy by taking the
poison.
That she kissed sher child after TINS
act is shown bf the marks OF acid on
the childs face.
The police found the woman dead.
At the hosp tai is vas said that
father and daughter could not live.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

Lave had one more satisfactory than
today's."
Further than this Senator Bev-
vacation tomorrow" he added and
il is needless 10 say that go in a
very happy frame OF mind.H
Senator Beveridge said he came
10 Oyster Bay by appointment Il
found Colonel Roosevelt" he declar-
cd more alive and more interested
in things than ever"
Winston Churchill Talks.
Colonel Roosevelt has been in
terested in the fight in New Hamp-
shire since il began in 1866. when
ran for governor" said Winston
Churchill. This year Robert X. Bass
Of Petarboro. is a candidate for gov
crnOr. He may be classed with the
Insurgents. but the New Hampshire Re
publican organization has not opposed
his nomination MIR Roosevelt want
ed to know about the situation in
New Hampshire. and as ! am an old
friend OF his / came down 10 tell
him
his attitude was in regard 10 the fight
in New Hampshire"
only by his friendly attitude Tie
said nothing 10 show his views"
Senator Carter on his return from
Sycamore Hill on his way TO New
York said that while his visit was
not a political one. he had given the
colonel considerable information
about the situation in the West.
Exaggerated" Says Garter.
Il assured him." said Mr.. Carter,
that the alleged divisions in the
West We're greatly exaggerated and
that many OF us were trying to at
tain the Same ends through different
methods"
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Wsshinoton H<to Blame.

WASHINGTON. July 1t Is on
its onw initiative not on orders from
The department Of justice here tina;
the Western Union Telegraph Com.
psny has discontinued its service TO A
humber OF stock brokers' Offices in
New York state and elsewhere" This
vas the declaration made tonight by
ct official Of the department OF jus
tee who played a prominent part L.
The recent raids made on sO-called
bucket shops by the department
He declared that the department.
would have a right 70 order the Tele
graph Company % discontinue lis ser
vice unless 81 could be proved hat u
had broken some Federal statute and
that this had not been done. One Of
the brokerage concerns. a Baltimore
finn. whose service was stopped YES
.er6ay had an Injunction issued today
he said arairst the telegraph com
rsny TO compel 81 10 renew its ser
vice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
NJ CARTY FOR GOVERNOR
State Accountant Gets Into
Field EARLY.
HASN'T SELECTED ISSUE
Expects to Fight Bill Through
Legislature to Have candidates'
Expenses Paid by State so Poor
Men Can Run fcr offiee.

RICHMOND. VA. July State
Accountant Carlton McCarty today
announced that he would enter the
race for governor in the next primary
He does not know just what the IS
sue Of his campaign will be. but
states he will fight a bill through the
legislature providing that the State
ray for campaign expenses Of candi-
dates. enabling poor men to run for
Office.
Mr.. Mccarthy stated that he had
no fear OF the machine and would
.Ive all candidates a run for their
money in q fair fight. He will stump
the state and meet all corners in de
bate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
MAJOR BERRiMAN TO
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS
Captain and Mrs. GEORGE Clayton
Take Charge Of Salvation Army
Hare

Major J. ". herman. 81 Baltimore
accompanied by Adtuiani .. 7. Sour-
lay. viii arrive iu mis- cts this morn.
ing for the purpose q installing inf
new officers .n The local division oi
he Salvation Army. Captain Williams
has been transferred from this cify
end he Is 90 D., -ucccedci b. Captain
and MIS-. Gc1rsc Clayton Of Rich.
uoad
The evanrcii--ic c.iuEs %: fhr
Army viii b. coafinr,d tonight INJECT
tens ar Wa.hinct9l avenue and
rwcn,y-fouIth stree; and Major nerri'
nrsn viii aair,ss % me-fiug. The Sd
meetings are fo De- cid each nieh'
during the rcmainde- OF the summer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
ENGINEERS TO MAKE
SURVEY FOR RAILROAD
Estimate on Proposed Road to York
town Will &c Made Next
Week.

y; was learned Yesterday that q
force of engine II viii start to work
Tuesday 10 make the preliminary sur
ICY Of the proposed railroad TO York
Town and io estimate the cost Of the
bgnding Of the road. This ~ork IS
90 be done Tor the Newport News
Yorktown Railroad Corporation =
ron,crn organized last year BY a
umbcr II local and ouf-of-tovE bust
r-zs men.
one 81 the officers n the corpora
ton said Yesterday that j. has not
set been decided whcih,r The fcrmi-
raj rf the road vii be- IN Hampton or
Nrwrori Nc~s. this depending nfirc.
81 upon the report Of the engineers
and the probability of getting a site
Tor terminals here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
PATRICK HENRY MEMORIAL
Commission Decides to Ask for eids
on Tablet.

RICHMOND. VA. July s.-The pat
rick Henry Tablet Commission net TO-
day al old St Johns church and pro
ceeded 10 organize with Delegates
Alden Bell. Of Cglpeper. the patron
Of the measure, IS cha 'rman- S7mc-
el u. FrischkcrB, Of the wafden< Of
the church. VS. chosen secretary,
and there we're in attendance The foi-
lowing other gentlemen. Rev. X A.
Goodwin and Captain J. +. Mayer
The commission decided 70 ask o'cc
for a bronze tablet. Ct scroll dcssgn-
some two and a hall TO thee ieet
hong and eighteen 70 twenty inches
n width. The inscription to BE- placed
thereon wss not decided sad was &c
fcrrcd tc a f-t1re meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
HOTEL GUESTS ESCAPE
FROM FIRE BY JUMPING
Early Morning Blaze Destroys Blue
RIDGE Inn at Bluemont,
Virginia.

BiUEMONT. VA. July 7.-BHe
Ridge Inn. the largest hotel at this
summer icsort was totally destroyed
by fire early today.
Several scores OF guests and serv-
ants who We're sleeping when the ir'
was discovered, escaped without In.
jury. although a number of persons
had to jump from windows 70 get ou'
of the burning building
The loss IS estimated & sac 900
only partly covered by insurance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Western Union Puts Many
Brokers ''in the Air."
NO EXPLANATION GIVEN
Under Advice Of Counsel Officers of
Company Decline to Thow light on
Mystery-BaItimore Firm Secures
Temporary injunction.
(l5y Associated Press)


NEW YORK. July Without ex-
Ilanation and without warning. the
Western Union Telegraph Company
discontinued its service today to
brokers in ten cities in this state and
Pennsylvania me companies ef
:ected are:
Pittsburg and Johnstown. Pa; Sy-
Iacuse, Rome. Utica. Gloversville.
Auburn. sNatertown and Cortland OF
this state.
Executive officers of the company
took the stand today that under adj
vice of counsel they could not dis
cuss the company's policy. Officers OF
the New York stock exchange denied
that the cut in service was any way
Instigated by them OF that they had
sny knowledge of it.
There were many subterranean
rUmors that the company was acting
on the advice of some one in Wash
mgton supposed to be very close to
he attitude of the attorney generals
ofiic,. but these could not be confirm
ed.
Not Company's Policy.
Hitherto the Western Union has
always taken the stand. that as >
common carrier. it had no right to re-
fuse any business offered ii provided
such business offer was couched in
decent language. In fact the company
argued earn ,stly that any attempt by
il to investigate the private affairs ol
us customers would be inquisitoral
and intolerable.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
NEW DISTANCE AND
DURATION RECORDS
OIiesIager Makes Wonderful
Flight at Rheims Aviation
Meeting.

BETHANY PLAIN. RHEIMS. July
IN OlieslageIs today broke the
records for duration and distance OF
the avi. ton meeting in progress here.
He rema ned in the air two hours, -
minutes and - seconds and covered
the distance Of 15S S5-l00 miles
In the preliminary conte-t for
height Hubert Latham reached IN al
tiiude of 1854 metres t4.54o feetl beat
ing Paulhsm's record OF i.@69 me
tres
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Injunction Secured.

BALTIMORE. MD July "A pre-.
iim.nsry injunction was granted TO-DAY
in ihe circuit court restraining the
Western Union telegraph COMPANY
from discontinging IS service % The
+. HEREFORD Company. stock brokers.
The Dill 81 complaint states that
the telegraph company agreed 10 fur
rish the Hcrford Company IT, service
by the year Report filed with TIE bill
shows that The Hcrford Company paid
s7.526 IT. advance for the service this
month.
Tho service gas furnished un.i'
WEDNESDAY. when. 30 s aiicgcd it vas
suddenly discontinued without cause.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
: Mexico WnI WeIeome Them.

MEXICO CITY. July Mexico will
Nekome the moving pictures repro
6uc!ng she Jeffries-Johnson champion.
ship hight Govsifor Landa Y. rs
cadon. OF the Federal district. said he
would not interfere with all attempt
20 show the fight films under his
jurisdiction. but on the contrary,
would like 20 have them exhibited
here.
Happily" he said. I'VE have. no
negroes here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

RICHMOND. VA. July 7.-Wbilc
no immediate serious consequences
are anticipated. doctors al The VIZ
rinia hospital fear that Mrs. Lillian
Chudrcss. "a Years old. cannot r.
cover from The effects II ouIns she
sustained Wednesday Afternoon
vhue washing clothes ca her prem
iscs on Darbytown Road.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
PAyES THE WAY FOR
WHOLESALE MASSACRE
Regarded as Obvious That Madr'x
Government is Spending Money to
Control Newspapers for Purpose CT
Creating Sentiment Against United
states-Fortheomins Conference.
esy Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. July "A repe-
tition of the Weyler rtSoncentrado
system 10 Cuba, which caused wide
spread criticism just before the OPEN
ing Of the war with Spain, has been
inaugurated in Nicaragua by the gov
eminent according to adv.ces to the
State Department today. Probably
5000 people in the vicinity OF the city
Of Granda are ordered to concentrate
AT Granada. under an order issued by
Sebastian Salinas, the political Oh Ell
and commandment of the forces OF the
DEPARTMENT of Granada, Nicaragua.
This Is translated in FL Comer1a, a
Manajua newspaper. and transmitted
to the state Department here, as fol-
lows
within "a hours from the pres
ent moment all inhabitants from
Momhacho ridge ehall assemble at
Granada. without distinction of sex or
age
'2-Pe.sons not complying with
this regl iation shall be treated as
revolut onists end dealt with as such.
Opens Way for Massacre.
According 20 the view here this or
der would give tne Hfsnada military
regime sufficient pretext to go Up ~
the Mcmbacho Ridge, where a spon-
taneous revolution recently was put
down, nd sheet or kill any oae who
refused to obey the concentration
edict
II is regsfSed here as perfectly OBJ
viors that the Madri:: government Is
spending money to control certain
Cent,sl American newspapers ms
belief was expressed today by offici-
ais.
The United States delegation TO the
Par American Conference at Buenos
Ayres Argentine Republic was due to
arrive at IT, destination today and
contemporaneously a newspaper re-
port containing a Threat CT Latin
American coal ticn to couHtesbalance
this governments influence at the
coming conference The editorial was
in Manague paper and was qreted
from La Insormacaju. OF san Jose,
Cosjs Rica.
Annoyance at Washington.
so far the State Department haze re-
ceived no official Indication OF any
such movement. according TO state
ments today. but expressions hsye
been received at the department
through the Venezuelan legation here
IS well "a the American legation at
Caracas, indicating offic al concern aud
annoyance over remarks adverse TO
this governments attitude attributed
to the Venezuelan delegation to the
conference.
The official view here is mat there
would be no justifcat on for airing the
United States Nicaragua case in the
coming conference any more than
there would be in threshing over the
Peru-Ecuador boundary dispute
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
conoressncn Renom.nateo.

RALEIGH. y g. July DEMO.
cratic ccngrssslouai convention have
nom mated snanI uaf.siy for Te-cleciion
Conzres man John u. Small. 81 ihc
FTrst Giric;. st Ejcnion. Congress
man " y Page .of thc seventh ais
irici af Roctr-ham- end Congrc
bran clsrdc KHchin. of ihc second
dftrici al Roxy Mount
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
:. A. psnieIs for JUDGE.

EALTIGH. y C. Juiy Frank
A. Daniels. Of Coidsboio. wax todlv
nominated a. Smiihacid. fer judge
b. thc Democrat judicial coDvcn-
ton e the 3 xih district and Herbert
o. Norris e. 81. for collector.
both without oppo liOu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
PARlIAMtN larry KNOT
EASILY DISPOSED OF
Cool Heads Of Fair Sex Upset Plans
OF Nominating Committee and Beat
Male Candidate by Overwhelm na
Majorlty--opposition 10 Appropria.
tons for Private Schools.

BOSTON, July 7.-Women teachers
showed their knowledge CT politics
today by pushing Mrs. Ella flagg
Young. scpe mtendent OF the public
schools Of Chicago. through to tri-
umrhant election as PRECEDENT of the
National Education Association.
Her opponent. Zaearlas Xenephon
president of the State Normal
School of Colorado. who was the Sc
lection Ct the nominating committee
representing all the States. was de-
Gated by vote of 6l7 10 37G in the
general convention.
II took clear parliamentary head
TO cut the knot which the nominating
committees had tied about Mr. Snyder
but the women were equal 20 the task
candidate for second vice president
On the ticket presented TO the general
convention, her friends put her. Up as
direct candidate against Mr. Snyder
Rest OF Report Accepted.
When Mrs. Young was declared the
winner the convention Immediately
accepted the other names presented
By the nominating committee Is fell
lows:
Treasurer-P. w Springer Michi-
gan.
Vice resident.-Iames Y. Joyner,
Raleigh. y. C.. Miss Julia r Gilman.
New York; r l.. Cook. Spearfish. :
d: George A Mcfarland. Valley city
y. D.; Thomas c. Miller. Shepards-
town. W. Va: Charles 5. Foss. Read
ing. Pa; Hcmer F. Sweefley, Cedar
Fzl.', Iowa; +. o. Hayes. Alva. Okla
hcma; L. T Fairfield, Topeka. Kan.
Samuel Avery. Lincoln. Neb. c. A
Duniway, Bcseman, Mcnt
A director from each State also was
chosen.
Ecucat on Of the Child.
Particular attention wcs pad to he
education Of the child IN the addresses
q today. meeting During the after
noon State teachers associations and
those interested in school gardens
and religious training also held ses-
icns.
The convention WI close tonight.
The resolutions of the association
adopted al the general business meet
ing were asa follows:
Opposition Resffirmed.
The National Educational Associa-
ton reaffirms its opposition 10 any
division OF the ~ blic school FUNDS
among private or sectarian' schools
and believes that applications from
the federsi or state tres sUr.os IN SIP
pert Of pr vate educational institu-
tens D. in direct ccntTavention OF the
fundamental principles upon which
CIR system Of American public school
education Ia been founded and has
prcsTc- ed. -
The directors decided unanimously
20 held the next convention in san
Francisco. IN 1911.
The claims Ct san Francisco were
clcqueuty prcserted by Alfred Ron
covicri. superintendent Of s-hco,s OF
th-t city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Not In Durham.

(By Associated Pressl.
DURHAM. n. c.. July 7.-Mayor
Griswold announced today that che
will not allow the Jefries.JohnsoD
pictures TO be show here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
Like Children on Holiday.

The strikes On the whole were wei
behaved today and took their first day
off like Oh ldren on holiday. Large
numbers OF them sat in the parks,
munching luncheons they had brought
with them and sw9rming thick about
the soda water -tarGs.
A circular issued by the union read
in part as follows.
pick no arguments and don't snteg
into any scussi0n with Your en-
pl0yers or other employers. give no
opportunity for int. ested parties 70
mske disturbances which may lead to
a breach of the law and 10 arrest;
Show the world you KNOW both yOIr
duties and your rights. and are law
abiding citizens"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
EIGHT THOUSAND WOMEN
AMONG THOSE TO QUIT
Vice-President Of Union Says organi-
cation Has Plenty of Money and
That Help Will Come From Other
Cities Employers Association
Takes Incorporating Stand.
OBy Associated Prcss>

NEW YORK. JIly Fifty thous-
and garment and cloak makers, 81
whom 5000 are women, walked out
this afternoon at the call Of the In
teIDational Lad es Garment Workers
Union, which demand an eight-hOgl
day. an increase in wages and guar
antee that contra tors shall stand be
hind sub contractors for wage agree
ments. The fight thus far l. purely
local, but officers of the union said
tonight that # the employers attempt
ed to sub-let their work in other
cities, notably, Chicago. Philadelphia :
and Cleveland, the union would call
a strike thare also.
The loo iactories here employ
100000 hands. OF which approximately
half are organized. The strikers hcpe
to draw many Of the New York Union
workers out by a sympathetic strike.
Plenty of Money.
we have plenty Of money. between
$4,000 and 100000, said Vice
President Polakoff, Of the union, ana
the members in other cities viii help
us We have received a great many
offers of settlement already and these
viii be considered by the settlement
committee tomorrow.
On the other hand the exeeutise
committee of the Clcak, Suit and
Skirt Manufacturers Association
which has 1000 members in This and
other cities said that no decision had
been reached by the committee but II
is &c, tain that no member Of the
committee will meet the demand, Of
the union
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08
THE WEATHER

Unsettled, probably showers.
continued warm Friday; Satur-
day partly cloudy; light south
winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-08

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives tho
full news service Of Inc Asso-
clated Press.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-26
CALLED PRINCESS TRUMP;
HAD TO LEAVE BERLIN

Paris.-Dorothy Ward, young
American girl from Montana, was
ordered to leave Germany within "a
hours, because she made uncompli-
mentary remarks about the personal
appearance of the Princess Victoria
Luisa.
Miss Ward was walking with an
American friend, student named
George White in the geological gar
dens of Berlin early in the morning
when she saw two ladies, one quite
old, the other very young, who were
| treated with great respect by the
keepers and guards as well as by the
pedestrians. Miss Ward thought they
had a dowdy appearance and said:
II suppose they are frumps of Ger.
man aristocrats."
She went on in English, making
| fun of their figures and the way o.
| wearing their clothes. At this poin
| policeman in plain clothes drew
near and asked the American girl
address, and that afternoon she wa
ordered out of Germany by the police
She came to Paris at once.