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The Washington herald., 1911-10-08

members Of the Republican party would
shut their mouths launched into a
defense of the Standard Oil Company and
the United States Steel Corporation.
Aren't you getting oil and steel
your hfe?" he asked. That's what the
Standard OIL has done. And yet the
Standard Oil Company ought to be cru
Gifted. But men are getting steadier
work and better pay than ever before,
and the same is true of United States
Steel
II don't want any recall of judges.
1 am just an old-fashioned Republican,
just as old-fashioned as ever 1 don't
believe in the election of United States
Senators by popular vote.
Fellow-Republicans, we must get busy
IL we expect to win In 1872 We must
fight not only the Democratic party, but
we have against us the renegade MEM
bers: the so-called progressives, in Mn
nesota, Iowa, and other States"
Mr.. Scott ended by declaring that West
Virginia would send FIVE Republican
members to the next. session OF Congress,
and would stand solidly for william How
ard Taft in the RepubIIcan convention
Ex-senator John NJ. Thurston, OF Ne
brasla, followed the former. West vIr-
ginia solon. His speech was along the
same general lines.
Il am Republican he said. mot a
progressive Republican,; not a stand pat
Republican; ilst plain Republican. I
don't believe that any adjective properly
applies to the word Republican.n
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
IURED HOME BY GOLD.
12,500 ROMANS" SAIL

New York, Oct. 7.-Steamship records
ince the war between Italy and Turkey
vas declared sho- that at least Il. 500
Romans" have either sailed or booked
neerage back to their native land.
The lure is a good one The Italian
II his cart or his banana stand is told
hat Italy is going to give up Tripoli
o poor Italians. Most of the Italians
Tho have returned are comparatively
Rell-to-do.
There are more than 100000 Italians in
New York The new promised land has
aroused a quicl. and white-hot patriot-
SIN in almost all of them. A dozen flags
sre flying from different clubhouse,
and half hundred more from the tons
of tenements in the Little Eternal
city" '-'-'
In a barber shop in Chambers street
slN OF nine BARRIERS have begged tbsIr
,ountry's consul for permission TO enlist
When he told them that Italy needed
no volunteers yet they drew up a petition.
had it signed by 5cO other men, and sent
I on to Rome.
1t asks the King to enlist them in the
army Of invasion against Tripoli. They
believe that the conquest of TrIpou viii
be matter Of weeks, and that the
VIII tuen oes turned over 10 ex-
ploitation of Italians by the Italian gov
ernment
The strange thing about IL is that
Italians have been leaving New York for
Italy in increased numbers for a month.
in that subtle Italian way news had come
TO them weeks in advance, and the let
ters which they held dead secret among
their race promised them the bonanza.
They believe that the italian govern
nent once In control ot Tripoli, is going
10 build great railroads, irrigate the land.
build cities and colonIze them But the
xtalians who enlist 10 hght In this war
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
HUSBAND IN QUEST
OF MISSING WIFE
Mrs. Emma Birch and Two
Children Are Absent.

Mrs. Emma Birch, thirty years old
in company with daughter twelve years
old and son ten years of age, disap-
peared from her home. 1891 z street
northeast. early Friday morning. The
police have instituted a search at the in
stigation of the woman's husband, who
fears that something has happened to her
and the children.
Mr. Birch declares that the missing
woman did not leave her home as the re-
suit Of a quarrel. He says they have
lived happily together for more than thir-
teen years, and that she had no reason
for leaving him.
Mrs. Birch was apparently in the best
of spirits Friday morning, when her
husband left the house Tor his place of
employment He bade his wife and chill
dren good-by and talked with the little
ones regarding their prospective day at
school. He did not realize that his wife
had left her home until after he came
from work Friday evening. Then he
thought that she was visiting relatives
or friends. Yesterday he decided to mott
fy the police
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
UPTON SINCLAIR
WANTS NODIVORCE
Marital Troubles of Poet Re.
ported SmOothed Over.

New York. Oct. THE marital troubles
of the Upton Sinclairs have been partly
smoothed over, it was reported tonight,
and the suit for divorce brought by the
author-poet may be abandoned.
such was the Information CLEANED at
the residence of Mrs. Sinclairs father,
w. NJ. Fuller. from a member of the
family who desired that her name be
withheld for the time being.
Mr.. Sinclairs attorney, George H. Gil.
man, when told over the telephone to-
night of the news of the contemplated
abandonment of suit said he was not
at all surprised.
Such news" he said, 'is really ad-
vance news regarding my client, and
advance news is the regulation news !
have been accustomed to receive. The
newspapers have always heard lof the
determination of the Sinclairs before l
have. and. therefore, this news is no sur
prise.
The last formal word l received from
Mr.. Sinclair is that he wants me to push
the suit But he changes his mind often.
and so, no doubt, on Monday l may re-
ceive verificatiOn of this report
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
DR.. MCLAUGHLIN MENTIONED.
May BE Named Successor to DIR. z,
'-. p. Hagruder.

r. hABruuers
Among the physicians who have been
mentioned as a possible successor to Dr.
E. P. Magruder, superintendent of Emer-
gency Hospital, is DR.. w. F. McLaugh
lin. formerly an inferno at that hospital
under DR.. White regime It Is under
stood that DIT. Mclaughlin would accept
the position and that his friends are
working toward that end. DR.. McLaugh
lin is one Of the rising young physicians
of this city. ~ ....
AlthoughvDr. Magruder has not re-
signed as superintendent of the hospital,
1t is considered probable that such will
be the case, as he is now abroad and is
to marry Miss MacGregor in Edinburgh
this month.
DR.. Mclaughlin is graduate of George
Washington University and has been
practicing medicine in this city since he
severed his connection with, the Emer-
gency Hospital as an inferno. There are
a number of candidates for the position
of superintendent but it Is believed that
DR.. McLaughhn's ability as a physician
and the good impression he made upon
the members of the board while an in
terne at the hospital will make the ap-
pointment only a matter OF waiting until
the receipt OF DR.. Magrudef's resignation.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
I,d,ct.d for Beattie Reports.

Richmond, Oct. THE grand jury In
the Federal Court has returned indtct-
ments against the News-Leader and the
Evening Journal for having printed and
circulated through the mails aiieged oo-
scene matter. 1t is understood that the
indictments, which were returned sew
eraI days ago. are in every way identi-
cal and the offense is that the reports
Of the Beattie murder trial which took
place in Chesterfield County some weeks
ago were Objectionable.
The two papers will fight the charges
to the end II Is said.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
WILL BUILD SIX-P0UNDER.
Government Accepts New Aero Gun
Recently Tested.

Following the series of successful tests
at Indian Head with the Navy Depart
ment's new aeroplane gun. it was an
nounced yesterday that the government
had accepted it as part of the armament
of battle ships. Instead of using the one
pound gun. tried out in the experiments.
the department will build a six-pounder,
firing a high explosive shell instead of
solid shot.
Admiral Twining explained yesterday
that the Navy Department had decided to
use a six-pound shell because of the light
ness of the one-pounder. 1t was found
during the experiments at Indian Head
that when a one-pound shot was fired
the wind is sufficiently strong to sway it
slightly and cause a marked inaccuracy
in craftsmanship. This difficulty has
been removed by the use of the heavier
gun.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08

from New York are principally CONCERNED
with the promise that they viii all be
made capitalists in the new land.
It is said that 125, 900 Italians in New
York are subject to- calf to take up
Italian arms, not being naturalized. A
dozen Italian societies have already pass
ed resolutions declaring the eagerness of
their members to rush away to the front
at their country's expense and in the
army of occupation, of Trfpoli
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
KEYSTONE SKATERS GATHER.
Col. Samuel r. StrnttOn PreaIdes n
Meeting of PennsyIvanIans.

The Pennsylvania Society had a large
attendance at its opening meeting OF the
season last night at Pythian Temple.
Col. Samuel r. Stratton. president Of the
society, presided. Following the singing
Of America" by the audience, with
piano accompaniment by Miss Lydia
Keefer, Col. Stratton made a short ad-
dress, welcoming the members back after
the summer vacation.
Col. Stratton told OF the gathering of
the Clarion County Veterans Associa-
tion at Clarion, Pa. and said that ne met
many members Of his old regiment he
had not seen since the civil war.
The programme included a bass solo
by W. W. Wilson, accompanied by Miss
Rachel Johnston; address by Frank +.
Rapp, grand marshal OF Grand Lodge
of the l. o. o. F. OF the District; recita
ton by Miss COrinne Hay, and coon
songs by Harry Anderson. Mr.. Rapp
gave rem absences of Pennsylvania, in
Guiding many humorous anecdotes
Two new membership. and Mrs.
william II. Pierson. OF Oxford, Pa.-were
taken into the society
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
Monticello Hotel Sold.
rhe Mashinzton Herald

Special to The Washington Herald.
Norfolk, Va. Oct. THE Monticello
Hotel has changed hands. A deal was
closed yesterday afternoon by which
the controlling interest in the Monticello
Realty Company. owners OF the hotel.
was bought by a syndicate Of Norfolk
business men. headed by Col Charles II.
ConsolvO as president and manager of
the reorganized company. By the sale
of this property Harry l. Lowenberg as
president, and Bernard ]. Lowenberg as
manager, will hetire from its manage
ment.
Besides Col. Consolvo as president ami
manager other officers of the new COM
pany are Charles R. Capps, first vice
president: Perry W. Ruth, second vice
president: w B. Baldwin, secretary:
Wellington Hardy. treasurer, and Walter
II. Taylor. general counsel The pur-
chase price is said to be in the neighbor-
hood of $50, COO.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
Mistaken for n Deer.

Utica, n. Y. Oct. THE first victim
of the New York season, Frederick AL
len, aged ten, of Conquest. Cayuga Coun-
~. was shot in mistake for a deer and
instantly killed yesterday afternoon near
Forest Port m the Adirondacks. by
James Dean, aged sixteen. of Alder
Creek. Word Of the tragedy came out
of the Adirondacks this afternoon. The
coroner is investigating.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
wounded On : puel.

Havana, Oct. 7.-Armande Andre. edi-
tor OF FL Dia, who has been attacking
the alleged corruption of the Gomez ad-
ministration, severely wounded Senior
Mencia, chief Of the customs-house. in
a duel with sabers. fought this morning.
Meneia Is a relative by marriage of
President Gomez.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
HELD ON SERIOUS CHARGE.

Man, Claiming to BE NaVaI Ofhcer
Taken in Custody.
A man who gave his name as Joseph
IcenhOwer, thirty-eight years old, and
who claimed to be a naval officer in
charge OF the United States naval tug
Choctaw. was arrested by Policeman
Newkirk last night on what the police
say is a serious charge.
The man was found in a Pennsylva-
mia avenue hotel with fifteen-year-old
Charles Farremann. of Anacostia. who
will be held as a witness against him.
After being locked up in the Sixth
precinct station, Icenhower obtained
money and was released on collateral.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
GOSPEL MISSIONS JUBILEE.
William knowles Cooper Makes
Strong Plea for Religion.


At the opening of the annual fall ju-
bilee service OF the Gospel Mission last
night at the Mission. 214-216 Four-and-
a-half street northwest, William
Knowles Cooper, general secretary of
the Y. M. c. A, made a strong plea for
those who were following the broad
path to clean up their lives with a good
solid dose Of religion. This prescrip-
tion has worked in other cases." said
Mr.. Cooper, and 1t can certainly help
in yours"
George w. Wheeler presided at the
meeting and several short talks were
given, iaterspersed with musical num-
bers. The mission has been increased
in size, and many improvements made,
and the executive committee of the Ia
dies Of the mission have announced
q reception and inspection of the new
home Of the mission on Tuesday and
Wednesday from 8 to 9 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
PLAYLET LEADS TO ARREST.
Actor, Charged with Infringement
Held on WOman's Complaint.

Held on Woman's Complaint.
Harry NJ. Holden. leading man in a
vaudeville company playing in Washing
ton this week. who lives at the Lincoln
Hotel was arrested last night by Cen
trail Offce Detectives Hewlett and Pratt
on complaint of Miss Marie Doran. also
a vaudeville actress.
Miss Doran charges Holden with in
fringing on the copyright of a playlet
she wrote several months ago. and which
he is starring in. She said last night
that she had pursued him in nearly ev-
cry State in the Union and he has al
ways slipped away before she could
have him apprehended.
Holden was taken to the First precinct
station. where he gave 500 bond fer his
appearance in Police Court tomorrow
morning
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
Royaii.t. Are Defeated.

Lisbon. Oct. 7.-The government has
received dispatch late to-day from
Braganza. saying that the royalists had
been defeated in decisive enlargement,
and had Withdrawn into spain
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
Champ Clark Added to List.

Buffalo, Oct. 7.-Chairman Mack, Of the
Democratic National Committee, in the
October number Of the National Month
", has added Speaker Champ Clark as
a possible candidate for the Democratic
Presidential nomination.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
NO MORE BILLBoARDS.
strict Order Issued by the commI.-

strict Order Issued by the COmmis-
sioners Yesterday.
An order was issued by the Commits
sioners yesterday prohibiting the erec-
ton in the District of any more bill
boards OF any description. Those already
in existence may be repainted, but the
workings and designs must not be
changed. according to the order.
Maj Sylvester gave strict orders to
his men yesterday to enforce the rules
TO the letter.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
WALKING TO WASHINGTON.
Two Young Men Leave Baltimore
In Record Guest. ......-

In Record Guest. -'....
Walter H. Harrington and George R.
Ridgely, both of Washington, left Balti-
more this morning at o'clock en- route
to this city in an attempt to smash all
walking records for the jaunt .-.''
About four years ago Harrington made
the walk from this city to Baltimore in
eight hours. This time the pedestrians
hope to cover the distancetin seven hours.
They are expected to arrive at Fifteenth
and II streets northeast at IL o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
EDUCATIONAL.
VOICE CULTURE,
ANn GTNG.WNn

VOICE CULTURE,
ELOCUTION AND SINGING,
Elocution Is the science and the art Of pleasing
and effective MODES Of audible READING, Of
RECITING, and Of SPEAKING, with poise OF
Ease and confidence, in SOCIAL and BUSINESS
CONVERSATION and in public ADDRESS /;
whether q LECTURE. a SPEECH, or an ORA
TiON. on the hOoS, platform, or stage an ARGC-
MENT in debate ot at the bar. or SERMON In
the pulpit.
Eocution Is Of the essentials to success in each
Of the five objects Of all beneficial oral DISCOURSE viz
To entertain to inform teach or explarD; to cUn-
vince; to persuade (solicit request and to
nand (order or directl. As essential To success
in speaking it ranks next to q knowledge Of WHAT
words to use. because It teaches HOW to speak
them with best effect.
Mondays at Fredericksburg tTa.) College.
Tuesdays to Saturdays at Studio in washingTcu
MRS. EMILY FRECH BARNES,
Teacher Of ElOcItiOn and Singing.
StudiOI 143 Eleventh Street n, z.
Phone lincoln lT3q
The Washington herald., 1911-10-08
END OF MOSLBM
RULE IN AFRICA

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