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Top William J. Bryan and President
 Cabrera; bottom, John Bsssett
 Moore.
 Secretary of State Bryan and Counsellor John Bassett Moore have under consideration the proposal of sending a friendly note to the five nations composing Central America, sounding out tie people on the sub ject of amal~amation. Estrada Cabrera, president of Guatemala, fayors union. Costa Rica is opposed to the proposition. The countries in- volved are Guatemala, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras and Salvador.
 Cabrera is regarded as the strong man in Central America. He has been able to keep himself in office since 1898 without revolution of any consequence.
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MINING IN ThE WARREN DIS TRlcT-AcTIVITIEs GROW STEAD lLY GENERAL METAL AND COPPER SHARE REVIEW.
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SOCIETY NOTES AND HAPPEN iNoS OF THE LAST WEEK - 1.-THE BOLTON OF THE NAVY" 4 SERIAL STORY OF INTEREST.
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Finally Given Position Eere.

FINALLY, the secretary who was re-
moved from Atlanta was given po-
sition in the civil service commission in
Washington, and I am informed the rec
ord shows that the Department of JUS
tice instructed the civil service commits
sion to desist in it's prosecution and the
civil service commission desisted, and
the poor employees who were coerced into
making their contribution to the detri-
ment of their families and their financial
welfare were feeced out of their money,
and the violators of the law have thus
far gone unpublished and unnoticed.
Il thought that probably while the De-
partment of Justice under the democratic
administration was being investigated
and discussed for continuing case in a
western state, it might be we'll to let the
people know that the present Attorney
General has not yet gone as far as the
former Attorney General in actually sup
pressing criminal prosecutions for fell
onies. l expect the disclosure Of the rec
ord to substantiate in detail what / have
been reliably informed it will show"
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ESTATE TO GRANDMOTHER.
Will of Mrs. Swanton Is Filed for
Probate,

BY the terms Of the will OF Mrs. Lii
liam Frances Swanton, which was filed
for probate in the Supreme Court Of the
District today. her grandmother, Mrs.
Elmira A. Proctor is left the bulk OF the
estate.
All of her household articles, money in
bank and money which is obtained from
sale of her real estate is to be used for
the support of Mrs. Proctor. The rest
of the estate is left to her husband. Fred
erick W. Swanton, who is named exc
cutor.
The will of Mrs. Annie E. McCardle,
dated April %, 1913, has been filed for
probate Her property Is left to her
children, Annie F. McCardle, Battle Nc
Cardle and Mary w. Lornn. Her daugh-
ter Annie F. McCardle is named executrix
without bond.
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SAYS CIVIL SERVICE
WAS MANIPULATED
Representative Howard Hopes
to Disclose Unlawful Acts
by Taft Administration.

REPRESENTATIVE Howard OF Georgia TO-
day stated that the resolution intro
duced by him yesterday will show that
the republican administration brought
about the suppression Of criminal prose-
cutions growing out of its manipulation
of the civil service. He is OF the opln-
ion that while the Department of justice
under the present democratic admins
tration is being investigated because OF
it's actions in connection with criminal
prosecutions in California it might be
good idea to let the country know some
thing of the cases which he declares
were suppressed by the republican ad-
ministration.
Mr. Howard said: -
.'Tbe object of the resolution intro
duced by me is to disclose 10 the sen
eral public. and especially those
are now in the civil service, NJ" INC
civil service was manipulated TO aceon IA
plish the purpose of the republican al
ministration politically. and tnat IN ac-
complishinS this purpose by nahlns
political capital out OF the cIsH
ice, even prosecutions Tor crimes III
quashed by no less authority than the
President of the United States nlmseu.
Says Law Was Violated.
1T is expected that when this resoiu-
ton is passed and the civil service COM
mission sends up all of the papers con-
nected Herewith, they will show that rep
resentatives of the republican administra-
ton in 1912 visited the city OF Atlanta
for the purpose of soliciting from en-
ployes of the government and appointees
of the President campaign contributors;
| that they were then and there sOuciteo
upon a government reservation. whicn Is
in direct violation of a penal statute
Of the federal government: that tne
parties engaged in this neiar10us "ork
were caught red-handed in the very act
of soliciting contributions In the post
Office building in the city OF Atianta:
that the then secretary OF the civil serv-
ice commission in Atlanta, acting wlthin
the scope of his sworn duty, reported 70
the civil service commission. with evl,
dence to convict the parties connected
with the commission of this CRIME ana
the civil service commission In turn re.
ferred the matter to the Department OF
Justice for proper steps in the mutation
of a prosecution. When this became
known to the parties who had so nag
rantly violated the law under Instructions
from the campaign management OF the
Taft administration. tho ADMINISTRATION
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Effective Home Remedy
for Lung Trouble

IL il a serious matter when the lungs are
affected. trip away t. anatorfum
i NOT only expensive. but Ii involves sep
aratiou from home and friends. Some are
benefited but few can safely return. Eek
rams Alternative j. effective for home treat
in,nt. For example;
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r-ttf1 /. very cold. which settled
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ts.tt.m. sd my physician then told me
i,,t - IL california Immediately. At this
me M. sdyised 10 take Eckmans Alter
tfi&r STAYED at home aud commenced
thip. II the las week in October. began
!. fnrroyc and the first week In January.
!. t.nH resumed my regular occupa ton,
uNin: gained twenty five pounds. fully re
tnfed to health IL is now seven years
.uFe INV recovery has been effected, and i
" ,uaof prafse Eckman's Alternative too high
! have recommended IL with excellent
sp,d, W. NJ. TATEM.
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s,kH.ns Alternative has been proven by
III ems test To be most ettcacious ia
{ - a. .everc Tnro4t and Lung Affections,
Z inches I;.auci 81 Asthma. Stubborn Colds
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( 81.
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New Light for Police Boat.

A new searchlight is being installed
aboard the police boat Vigilant Here
tofore the light was not as bright as
desired. The new light will have double
the amount of candlepower. The in
creased light, the police say, will enable
them to do more effective work at night
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Slain Woman's Body Identified.

CHICAGO. July 29.-The body of the
woman who was found on the lake shore
near the foot OF Lunt avenue, in Rogers
Park. last Friday morning. with a bullet
wound in the head has been identified as
that OF Miss Alice Lees. thirty eight years
old. OF Alma. Wis. Attorney Edward Lees
of Alma. n brother, made the Identified
ton. He said his sister had been in i'll
health for some time and came TO Chicago
June 10 in search of employment
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MEMBERS Of CONGRESS
TO GREET SUFFRAG|STS
Arrangements Made for Bio
Reception to Pilgrims at
HyattsviI|e.

When suffragist pilgrims" from differ
ent parts of the country roll into Hyatts
Vile Thursday to take part in the votes
for-women demonstration and automobile
parade through Washington they will be
greeted by a large gathering of man and
woman suffragists, including members of
both the Senate and House.
This announcement was made at s,,ffra-
gist headquarters today, following
weeks strenuous work on the part of the
committee in charge of the affair Mayor
Harry Shepherd Of Hyattsville is to de-
liver the official welcoming address but
members Of the senate woman suffrage
committee and sympathetic members of
the House are scheduled to take mart in
the reception.
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Epiphany Cadets in Camp.

Several boys from Epiphany Chapel
Cadet Corps have gone to camp at Hunts
Vile. Md, for eight days. Among them
are Sergt. Harry Garner Fred Garner.
A. Gregory. Raymond Scott, Philip Dom
nelly and Frank Cheseldine.
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Four Provinces Loyal.

Four of the southern provinces, Kewi
Chow, Kwangs,, Yunnan and Chekiang,
although surrounded by seceders. remain
loyal, but Honan, in the north is believed
to be loyal only because Of its geograph-
ical position.
In the meantime active hostilities con-
tinue on the borders Of Mongolia and
Tibet, and also in the westernmost prov
ince of Sin Kiang of Chinese Turkestan.
Gen. Huang Sing, commander of the
southern forces, has tentatively de-
clared for the separation of the north
and south and the abandonment of the
punish Yuan" expedition northward.
Several columns of southerners, ag-
gregating about 5000 men. arrived to-
day at Marking and later proceeded for
Yang Chow, province of Kiang Su,
with the supposed intention of threat
ening an attack on Gen. Hsu and his
5000 men with a view to inducing them
to join the southerners
The northerners, meanwhile, are con-
verging on Marking. while up the
river. after recapturing the Hukow
forts, they are steadily dispensing the
rebels. whose leaders are endeavoring.
with only partial success, to prevent
wholesale assertions.
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Hu Nan Cuts Loose From Pc
king and Casts Fortunes
With Southern Rebels.
REPORTS ON SITUATION
BY AMERICAN CONSULS
DR.. Sun Vat Sen Issues Proclamation
Asking Powers to Refrain From
Aiding Yuan.

PEKTNG. China. July %. $50 pm-The
province of HUI Nan seeded from the Pc
king government July %. according to a
consular report just received here The
strength of the HUI Nan forces at pres
ent on the border of the province of
HUI Peh is varously reported at from
1,5OO to 5000 men.
Gen. Ia Yuen Heng vice president Of
the republic, who Is conducting opera
tons In central China from WI Chang.
declared recently that his forces were
capable Of dealing with the revolt in both
Hang-si and in HUI Nan, but today's re-
port announces the detection Of a small
body Of troops on the Han river above
WI Chang.
1t is impossible to draw border line
between the rebellious and the loyal
provinces, for many cities in the rebel
provinces declare themselves loyal and
some of the cities in the loyal provinces
have gone over to the rebels. 1t is
known. however. that important rebel
forces are operating in the provinces of
kiangst, Kiangsi. Nganhwei, Human, Fo
Klein and kwang-tung.
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was threatened with the loss Of twenty
eight votes in Georgia at the national
convention if the secretary of the COM
mission in Atlanta was not Immediately
removed from Atlanta or kicked out OF
the service entirely.
I'm meeting the exigencies of the &C.
casion the administration ordered the
secretary Of the civil service commission
to report Immediately to Washington.
He was kept here three months in sus-
pense. not knowing what was to be done
with him. I'm the meantime successor
was appointed to fill his position, who
had formerly been a musician footing a
brass horn in the Philippine Islands and
was unknown to the supervisory officers
of the civil service commission.
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Police to Escort Parade

Maj. Sylvester has formally granted
the suffragists permission to hold their
automobile parade and has offered ade-
quate police protection A SQUAD Of
mounted and bicycle policemen has been
promised by Maj Sylvester as an escorr
to the parade.
The automobiles for the narade arc IA
assemble al the Baltimore and Ohio sta :
ton at Hyattsville Thursday morning at
y O'Clock. The reception is to begin at
to be made at II o'clock. The schedule
has been arranged so that the parade
will reach the Capitil at noon. IL time
for the converting of the Senate
Miss Margaret Foley. known as the
sunragist wh1rlwind," because of her
in Washington late this afternoon with
a party of suffragists from Roston
They are making the entire trim nv an
tomobile.
Campaign in Maryland.
Out In Montgomery county, Md, to-
day an active suffrage campaign is
being conducted by a party led by Mrs.
Donald r. Hooker, president of the
Maryiano suHragists. She has with
Montgomery County Suffrage Associa-
ton.
AS chauffeur for her machine. Mrs.
hooker mas young college student
VINO Is an expert banjo player Reports
received from her state that the chauf-
Ieur mas proved an excellent attraction
and that his banjo playing has drawn
large crowds to all meetings held.
The party will take part in the parade
Thursday.
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ing mountain country. The hotel is
operated on the European plan.
AsheviIle is also abundantly supplied
with other high-class and up-to-date
hotels. catering to the best class of tour
ist business. These include the Swan
nanoa-BerkIey, The Glen Rock, and
Cherokee Inn. as well as many homelike
and refined boarding houses.
AsheviIIe's health condition from both
! natural location and human agencies are
simply perfect, making it the heaIthiest
spot on earth, while the scenic grandeur
justly entities it to be called Americas
Beauty Spot"
There are hundreds Of miles of fine
macadam and hard-surfaced roads lead
ing out of Asheville in all directions, the
county keeping two large forces con-
stantly macadamizing additional stretches
of road. while still another force makes
repairs to these mscadam roads as
needed.
The Buncombe County Good Roads As
sociation, organized at Asheville in 1899,
good roads association established in the
South, and has been a great factor in
the construction of the splendid highways
throughout this section.
Many of the mountain driveways are
kept in order by the Good Roads Asso-
citation. while bride paths course this
entire region. making all points of in
terest easily accessible by motor or horse.
Asheville has probably the only exclu-
sive automobile road in the South. if not
the entire country. The Grove Autoway
extends from the terminus Of Charlotte
Street car line. near the Eastern bound
airy Of the eighteen-hoIe golf course. to
the summit Of Sunset Mountain, at an
elevation of 3119 feet above sea-level,
and nearly 100 feet above the city.
superb transportation Facilities.
The transportation facilities Of Ashe
vile and the territory contiguous to il
are OF the highest standard Of excellence
known to American railroading. Topo-
graphically. the city is the axis of
great circle, the radii of which are the
divisions of the Southern Railway cen
tering there from Salisbury. Spartanburg,
Murphy, Morristown and Lake Toxaway.
Those cities are the terminii located on
the circumference of the great imaginary
circle which inclOses the Land of the
Sky
- Especially for autumn and winter.
visitors to this wonderful region. the
Southern Railways train service has been
made as complete, convenient, comfor-
table and luxurious as energy, skill. and
money can make it. Through Pullman
cars are operated between AshevilIe and
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington. Direct connections are made by
the Southern Railway from and to every
part of the country.
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tire house single piece of stock made"
equipment. Everything was hand made
according TO a special design.
The magnificent rugs, each in a single
piece, were made to order in France and
Persia; the massive furniture was made
by a North Carolina manufacturer;
tapestries, window hangings, bed furnish
ings, the nolseless thumb-latches on the
doors. electroliers, lanterns. telephones
with which every room is equipped, the
hand-hammered solid silver knives and
forks. the table linen and dishes-in fact,
furnishing and equipment Of the Inn-all
were made to order in accordance with
individual designs furnished TO the max
ers. II is known. even to the fraction OF
an ounce. how many feathers each pill
low contains. because that detail was
studied with view to comfort and rest
fulness; and. on the outside OF the build
ing, the small trees and Towering shrubs,
which have been placed so artisticaIly.
were grown especially for the place each
occupies.
Tn, Grove Park Inn is conducted on
the American plan. Immediately beneath
the. main dining-room. however, is a
beautifully equipped grill-room, open day
and night. Adjoining this room is a fine
IL appointed swimming pool and several
shower baths and private lockers, where
golf players may rcvel after a trip over
the course. Beyond are the billiard
rooms, bowling alleys. and barber shop.
The house is heated by steam. the
radiators being concealed and arrange
ments made for perfect ventilation. 1t
was designed and constructed and is be-
ing conducted as a superior resort hotel,
particularly for those persons who desire
to escape the rigors of a Northern or
Western winter. Every comfort. con-
venience and luxury has been provided,
and visitors to Asheville will find here
restfulness and relief from the win
tcr's ice and chill and an Incompatible,
elegant and homeIike service.
other superb Autumn and Winter
Hotels.
Asheville has many other magnificent
hotels, which cater to the needs and de.
sires of autumn and winter travellers. in
cludiEg the Manor, Battery Park. Margo
Terrace. Langren. and many others. as
well as numerous comfortable, refined,
and homelike clearinghouse
The Manor.
Located in Albemarle Park, a charming
bit of landscape, thirty-six acres in ex-
tent. is the Manor famous among tour
lists and travellers throughout the coun-
try. It is high-class. modern, elegantly
appointed and admirably conducted. The
Manor is an exclusive Inn entertaining
The Washington herald., 1913-09-21

were set into the walls of the structure
like pieces in a gigantic puzzle. The
building is nearly 500 feet long, and the
central part is six stories in height. The
walls are ten feet thick at the foundation
and four feet at the top. The root also
il of re-enforced concrete construction ana
is artistically tiled. II weighs 1000 tons.
including $1,000 pounds OF steel wire.
The lobby and reception hall is the
largest concrete and stone room in the
world. Its dimensions are lSO by eighty
feet. The walls of the room are finished
with rough powders. precisely as is the
outside of the building Six immense steel
and concrete columns support the con-
crete beams of the ceiling. Great open
| fireplaces. with capacity for logs four
teen feet long. are in the enormous
chimneys at each end of the hall The
keystones over each OF the freplaces
are powders which weigh three tons. the
weight of the rocks in each fireplace be-
ing 12O tons in the aggregate.
Human Interest Features of Grove
Park Inn.
Built into the great chimneys. back. of
, the fireplaces, are the passenger and
freight elevators. The entrances are so
concealed as to attract no attention. The
elevators are noiseless and are so con-
structed and hedged about with devices
as to be perfectly safe.
The main hall is lighted by twelve one
thousand candle power electric fixtures,
hand made and artistic. They are of solid
copper, with hand hammered renectors.
which throw the light against the ceiling
whence IT is diffused in a soft. yet bril-
liant radiance. Every room in the struc-
ture is lighted by the same method and
through precisely similar fixtures.
The dining room is constructed along
the same grand lines as the reception
hail. except that the walls, instead of be-
ing rock-finished, are wainscoted in white
oak, the tint of the walls and ceiling be-
ing ivory-white.
Every one of the nearly 200 rooms in
the building is an outside room, which
commands a superb view of the scenery.
Each is provided with great, roomy
closets, lighted by an electric lamp which
is turned on by opening of the door,
Every bedroom has its own toilet and
bath room equipped with every possible
convenience and luxury. Throughout the
building the plumbing is OF solid brass.
Every room in the hotel is absolutely
sound-proof. Care has been taken 10 in
sure to guests perfect quietude and rest
fulness in the midst of surroundings as
ideal as man and Nature can make them.
Human interest features of this re-
markable structure are as odd as they
are numerous. There is not in the en-
The Washington herald., 1913-09-21

the most refined and highly cultured pee
pie in the world. 1t is unique in itsei<,
being neither hotel nor clearinghouse.
Its original design was to provide a pc.
fectly comfortable place to live attrac-
tive in surroundings and complete in ap-
pOintment There are also a number OF
cottages equipped for housekeeping and
others adapted for use in connection with
the hotel Its guests enjoy the advan-
tages Of the Ashevilie Country Club golf
course and excellent tennis courts. which
are Immediately accessible. 1t is and
lcnE has been regarded as one Of the
most delightful autumn and winter, as
well as summer resort hotels in the
Land of the Sky
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Battery Park.

The historic Battery Park Hotel. situ-
ated in the midst Of beautiful grove Of
oaks on a commanding knoll, within eu-
minutes easy walk OF the very center
OF the city. yet away from any noise and
confusion. was the first really great hotel
constructed in Western North Carolina.
In the IaA quarter Of century 1t has
numbered among its guests many notable
people Of America and Europe. Its repu-
tation is worldwide. Today 1t is the
best-known resort hotel in this country.
1t goes without saying that the Bat
terry Park is superb in all of its appoint
ments and that its service is the acme
of elegance and luxury Although in the
heart Of the city, its guests enjoy in the
twenty-five acres Of surrounding grounds
complete secIusion. The views to be OBJ
tained from its porches are among the
most wonderful scenic panoramas in
Western North Carolina.