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Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - May 8, 1910, Baltimore, Maryland The Sun baltimok15, by Luai Junni a. Max o. A. May torn Pearre Down reported that congressman will lose in Allegany. Salisbury a officials chosen last week some say Democrat will win opponent in his own party say he has Hope nothing to help his candidacy. Special dispatch to the Baltimore san Cumberland md., May la not assured that congressman George a. Pearre will have Allegany county a endorsement without opposition for the Republican renomination for Congress. He Bas the organization. And that would indicate that he will have the county s endorsement in the primaries in the event he has no opposition. Among the few Active persons in the organization boosting Pearre Are tile Federal officeholders in the county. The average Republican voter is indifferent. Taking it for granted that or. Pearre will have of the county in the congressional convention but biding time to Settle old scores with him at the polls in the event lie should land the Nomona Tom. Several persons with congressional aspirations in this county would enter the debt to wrest the county from Pearre in the primaries in tune if they had reasonable Jope of securing the nomination. It is not believed the other counties would nominate the Man who might beat Pearre in this county. This has a deterring effect but still it has not been fully decided to let Pearre have the county without a lost this county at the election two years ago by nearly i. His opponents in his own party declare he Bas since done nothing to strengthen himself but instead he Bas lost strength. At one time it War the boast of his friends that labor was behind him. Since he has cast his lot with Cannon. It is said that influence has deserted him. It was not with him two years ago and it is declared it would be less with him now. Or. Pearre started As an insurgent in Congress. Cannon punished him by dropping him from the judiciary committee and giving him no important assignment. It was then that he had the sympathy of labor. Since going Back to Cannon he landed a place on the District of Columbia committee. This it is stated was the Reward for coming Back into the fold. Many persons who keep in touch with political conditions say that if David j. Lewis is the democratic nominee for Congress again and colonel Pearre is the Republican nominee Lewis will carry Allegany county by 1.000. The voter in Allegany county is a most Independent being. Lewis who came out of the mines and is now one of the leading attorneys of the Allegany bar is a favorite with labor in whose cause he has never lost interest. It is declared that since two years ago colonel Pearre has done nothing to conciliate his political enemies but has added to the number that brought a majority of once 1,800 for him to nearly 300 against him. Congressman Pearre s brother. William Pearre is postmaster of Cumberland and desires reappointment. The renomination and re election of congressman Pearre. It is stated would bring that about. Sex senator Wellington last fall entered into a political understanding with Pearre. Who helped the senator s son or. John l. Wellington into the office of county treasurer. Senator Wellington is anxious that or. Pearre have another term in Congress. Reports from Garrett county state that or. Robert a. Ravenscroft. Surveyor of the port of Baltimore who is called by his political opponents the Republican Quot Bossy of Garrett county will Hare some rouble holding the county in line for or. Tear re. The latter has recommended or. Ravenscroft for reappointment As Surveyor of the port. A position which he has held some years. In return for this favor or. Ravenscroft it is said will deliver Garrett county to or. Pearre. It is significant that the Oakland Republican the Only Republican paper in Garrett county has withdrawn it support from colonel Pearre and is printing matter which gives Comfort to his enemies. The daily news the Republican Organ in Allegany county and the Hagerstown morning Herald the Republican Organ in Washington county have been printing articles which would indicate that they too Are after the congressman a Scalp. The fact of the matter is from a Survey of the situation that insurgency is Rife in the Republican Ranka in the sixth Maryland District. Cardinal at Abingdon prelate confirm Large Ciao a in St. Francis do Sale Church. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Abingdon md., May 7.�?Cardinal Gibbons was Given a Hearty Welcome Here this afternoon when he arrived from Baltimore to confirm a Large class at St Francis de sales Catholic Church. Accompanied by Rev. John m. Mcnamara pastor of the Church and revs. William m. Clements pastor of 8t. Catherine a Catholic Church and Joseph Ziegler. Of Loyola College Baltimore the Cardinal left the Arch episcopal residence in the automobile of mrs. A. O. Kirkland in the morning and after a pleasant trip arrived Here at 3 of clock. Vested in his pontifical Robes he entered the Church where the 65 persons to be confirmed and hundreds of the parishioners were assembled. In an address he emphasized the necessity of leading a holy life and urged those present to become workers for both their material and spiritual Good. In conferring the sacrament he was assisted by fathers Mcnamara Clements and Ziegler. Messes. Edward Dietrich and Thomas Green acted As sponsors for the males confirmed and mrs. Edward Dietrich and mrs. John Kahoe for the girls and women. After the ceremony the Cardinal held an informal reception at which he was introduced to every one present speaking kind words and giving advice to each. The priests then left for father Mcnamara s Home at Bradshaw where the Cardinal remained tonight. Tomorrow morning the Cardinal will preside at the High mass at St. Stephens Catholic Church at Bradshaw. He will also preach. After the mass he will confirm a Large class and will leave in the afternoon for Baltimore. Gist Blair to oppose him Montgomery count Ian to ran against Pearre. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Rockville md., May 7.�?following a conference with prominent county republicans Here this afternoon. Or. Gist Blair of Silver Springs announced himself a candidate for the Republican congressional nomination in this District to succeed representative George a. Pearre. He will have to contest for the control of the county delegation to the nominating convention with or. Brainard a Warner jr., of Kensington and an interesting contest is looked for. Or. Blair is a lawyer with offices in Washington. He is a son of the late Montgomery Blair who was postmaster general in president Lincoln a Cabinet and has lived most of Bis life in Montgomery county. He is unmarried and is about 50 years old. For a number of years or. Blair has taken a Lively merest in the politics of the county District and state and has always been a Liberal contributor to the several c Campaign funds. In 1905 he was elected by the state convention As an alternate at Large to the Republican National convention. And he is now the executive member of the Republican state Central committee for this county. Or. Blair is Well known and popular in this county and it was at the urgent request of Many of his friends that be consented to become a candidate for Congress. At a meeting of the Republican county committee Here this afternoon or. D. W. Baker of Germantown former United states attorney for the District of Columbia. Was elected chairman of the county committee in the place of Willis b. Burdette who resigned upon being appointed postmaster of Rockville. No other name was presented to the committee. Or. Baker was already a member of the state Central committee for the county but As the county chairman is by virtue of his office a member of that committee he resigned and or. Thomas c. Noyes was elected to the vacancy making the committee composed of messes. Baker Noyes Thomas Dawson Gist Blair and Albert Warfield. The meeting of the county committee was attended by nearly All the members and a number of other prominent republicans among those present being Gist Blair. Thomas c. Noyes d. W. Baker Thomas Dawson Willis b. Burdette Brainard ii. Warner jr., Edward w. Byrne c. Scott Duvall Benjamin ii. Miller Charles f. Kirk. Mortimer o. Stabler Howard Veirs a. A. Braddock. Charles g. Mcdonald John Ward John s. Go Hess James t. Purdu. Alfred g. Buhrman Frank i. Hewitt Cranmer Griffith and Arthur Stabler. Mayor Magruder the Host girl drinks Poison France v. Of by implicated a Bema then blames girl Friend. Special dispatch to the Baltimore son Hagerstown md., May 7.�?As the result of swallowing Poison of some kind miss Frances a ebb a pretty girl of 18, is in the Washington county Hospital and miss Medella Munshaur with whom miss Eby boarded on Bloom Avenue and John Henry and Harry Knox who had been paying miss Eby attention Are in the county jail. Before being removed to the Hospital this afternoon miss Eby made a full confession to policeman Williams and or. Wertz. She stated that the Story she told of Henry forcing her to eat the poisoned Candy was Only the work of her pm Agana ton. She then implicated miss Munshaur stating that she had furnished her with drugs. The accused girl denies this. Henry and Knox Are being held temporarily pending further investigation. The officers believe they Are not connected with miss Eby s illness and their discharge is expected. While miss Ebyn a condition 1� serious or. Wertz believes she will recover. The Story she stuck to until this afternoon was that one of her beaux John Henry had forced her to eat seven poisoned chocolate drops which threw her into a spasm. Man with 2 wives arrested Steep say he thought his first Sponie was dead. Special dispatch to the Baltimore 8nn. Cumberland md., May 7.�?w. Harry Steepe travelling Salesman for a produce House Here was released on $1,000 Hail today by Justice Gondar for the action of the grand jury on a charge of bigamy preferred by Regina Fleckenstein Steepe of Johnstown pa., his first wife. When she faced Steepe last night he acknowledged that he had been married to her but declared that he thought she was dead. His first wife was la year old when the marriage occurred 18 years ago. The warrant charged Steepe with having contracted an illegal marriage in Cumberland in february 1903, when he married miss Himmler daughter of mrs. Leopol Dena Himmler proprietor of Himmler a a pretzel factory. They have a child. Steepe was a Salesman some years ago and later engaged in the Saloon business about a year ago he was sergeant of Cumberland police and since he returned to the Road. He is 47 years old. Steepe furnished his own Bond. Montgomery teachers meet they discuss school work at / Rockville. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Rockville my. May 7.�?the Spring meeting of the Montgomery county Public school teachers association was held in the courthouse Here today. It was presided Over by prof. Wilson s. Ward of the Rockville Bligh school and was attended by More than too of the county teachers. The program included the following discussions Quot the teacher s relations to the patrons of the school a by John t. Baker Frank a. Pearre misses Beulah a. Dove and Mary a. Oliphant a the teacher s re lation8 to the profession a by prof. William Nelson Julian f. Walters l. Archie Jett misses Sallie Brooke and Mary m. Brewer a a the school Library and its by miss Mary 0. Davis. James f. Byrne James e. Duvall miss Mary c. Kelley and mrs. Blanche Creamer Quot the executive duties of the profession a by prof. Ira c. What Are. Frank w. Watkins and miss Pluma Hughes. A town commissioners named re elected executive of Hyattsville give reception. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Hyattsville md., May 7.�?mayor William p. Mugruder re elected monday to serve another term. Gave a reception to the3�?o�?� took the pm Cerf or. It Arlete Quot citizens last night in masonic Hall. The slogan was Harmony and Progress for Hyattsville. Between 150 and 200 guests were present. Harry w. Shepherd cashier of the first National Bank of Hyattsville was toastmaster and seated about the mayor were the retiring members of the Council and members elect. Or. Thomas e. Latimer who was Defeated a y mayor Magruder received an ovation As he entered the Hall and when he congratulated the mayor elect and advocated the burying of the Hatchet was applauded. J. Enos Ray jr., former speaker of the House of delegates and a candidate for the nomination for Congress from the fifth congressional District made one of the principal speeches of the evening. Sue fair for lost rooster. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Hagerstown. Md., May 7.�?Samuel Rosenstock of Frederick a Chicken fancier today in the circuit court Here through col. Charles a. Little attorney instituted suit for $100 against the Hagerstown fair association for the loss of a valuable rooster which be had on exhibition last october at the Hagerstown fair. The rooster in some Vanlier disappeared. Roue Stock it is said claims the association a old the Bird. Aberdeen Electa two new official. Other Are re elected. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Aberdeen md., May 7.�?the election of the town commissioners took place Here today the polls being open from noon until 6 of clock. With one exception the Formes Board of commissioners was elected. Frank who declined to be a candidate on account of his practice. The others elected were messes. Fac Johnson William Silver b. W. Herring and r. G. Charles. The election was quiet and the poll of votes was Light there to eng no contest for any of the places. Hurlock Electa commissioner. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Hurlock. Md., May 7.�?r. Lee Glover Samuel Morris and c. E. Bradley were elected town commissioners Here today. They will elect one of their number mayor. Census enumerator discover fire. Frederick md., May 7.�?while enumerator w. P. Hule was about to take the census of the family of Henry Cool near Fairfield he discovered the House to be on fire. Quick action on part of neighbors who formed a bucket brigade saved the property. A part of the House was badly damaged and or. Cool was injured from inhaling smoke. Shaft fishing end. Conowingo md., May 7.�?shad fishing in a the Susquehanna River Here is thought to have ended for the Seroa. The catch has been exceedingly Small. Seventy five aspirant past mental examination. Special dispatch nhe Baltimore Sun Annapolis md., May 7.�?the academic Board of the naval Academy the governing body of Scholastic work among the midshipmen today passed upon the examination papers of those candidates who took the mental examination last month at the various civil service bureaus throughout the country. As a result 75 Young men successfully qualified though the percentage is very Small considering the Largo number who presented themselves for the tests. In addition to these however 69 candidates whose names were previously published qualified in the examination held in Washington. In the list below there Are two Maryland boys both of Baltimore who received their appointments from congressman Gill of the fourth congressional District. They Are Thomas c. Shn Gluff and John a. Sternberg. Slingluff was appointed As a principal while Sternberg holds appointment As an alternate. Slingluff is a brother of Frank 81ingluff, who played Center an the Navy football team for three years and who was graduated from the Academy in june 1909. Following is a list of additional ones who passed principals. Cheries f. Ansel of new York Andrew h. Adams of Missouri John h. Brown Vincent a. Clarkejr. And Edward a Cochrane of Pennsylvania Melford Cashion of Missouri Welton a Cohen of Georgia Raymond a. Deming of Connecticut Frederick f. Dunton of Macrae Hutu and i it Snajd w. Davidson of i Lenoia. Arthur d. Engle of Ohio William v. Fox of Pennsylvania k. P. Ill Christ of Missouri George t. Howe of Michigan Henry o. Jon of Alabama Joseph j. J in Al Neon. Of Indiana Sidney w. Kirtland of Florida Thomas m. Lucy of new Jersey William j. Larson of Michigan Burr f. Lone Leaa of Indiana and James a. Mccown of to As. Florence a. Mccaffrey of Indiana Clarencej Mcreavy of Washington Charles f. Martin and Frank a. Norm ont of South Carolina the Ora a la. Nash. Of Virginia Gordon w. Nelson and William 8. Popham. Jr., of new York Fred e. Pelion of Colorado Sherrod h. Qua Rice of Alabama and Theodore g. Ruddock. Jr., of South Carolina. Herbert j. Ray. Of Tennee Aee Swift Riche of minors Joseph r. Redmond of Nevada Ray w. Russell of North Dakota Louis j. Stacker of Nebraska Hobart p. Swanton of new York Thomas c. Slingluff. Of Maryland dry Rimler b terse of Minnesota Allen h. Turn age of North Carolina and William a. Heaaley. Of Georgia Morrison r. Toomer. Of Oklahoma Joseph j Teters of West Virginia John l. Vaiden of Alabama Lloyd j. Wilts of South Dakota George d. Wilson of Virginia Theodore a West fan of Illinois Irvin a. White of Wisconsin Philip w. Y eaten an of Virginia and Paul l. A a Haugh of Minnesota. Alternates. William c. Ami Ereon of new Jersey Joseph d. Arthur. Jr., of South Carolina William d. Austin of Kentucky James b. Bosk of Pennsylvania Philip r. Bremer of Illinois Alfred h. Baraley. Of North Carolina George h. Blankenship of Georgia George a Cumming and Trio Mesa f. Downie of Massachusetts Neel g. Davis of Utah and John 8. Farnsworth of Ohio. Ralph w. French of Montana Henry n. Fowler of Oregon Moses Goodman of Virginia John i. Hale of Tennessee Lloyd 8. Hockwald of California John b. J Aqua of Texas Charle a. Morgan of new York John r. A Liard. Jr., of Wisconsin Chart b. Newman and Domald Rover of Michigan John a. Sternberg of Maryland Charles Smallwood of Tennessee and Roger w. Tat pm of Virginia. The following additional candidates who previously ranged the mental Testa today qualified in the phys local examinations and were sworn in a midshipmen Reginald 8. Hatch of Milwaukee. We. Byren b. Ralston of Fostoria Ohio Wil Harp m. Nichols of Santa Borg. 8. Rudolph f. Hana of Hartington neb. Franklin g. Per Drai of Des Moines Iowa and John b. Wilmarth of Aberdeen s. D. Flanagan a controversy end. Special dispatch to the Baltimore san Cumberland my. May 7.�?th� controversy Between Rev. John 8. Braren pastor of the German lutheran Church this City. And George Flanagan chief of police had it final airing in the Council last night and was dropped by the Council by laying on the table the majority report of the police committee signed by George a. Rel hard and George j. Schramm which exonerated Flanagan and the minority report signed by Thomas b. Lashley censuring Flanagan and recommending that he be suspended for 15 Day. A motion to adopt the majority was lost by a tie vote of 6 to 5, As was a motion to adopt the minority report. The motion to Lay both on the table carried by 0 to 4. The Case was precipitated by the Locking a of Rev. Or. Braren after he had called at the police station in response to an order to clean the Snow off his pavement heated talk Between the minister and the chief resulting in the latter forcing the former in a cell. Boy get six Montist for shooting Cambridge. Md., May 7.�?norman Fisher. A boy of Hooper s Island tried at this term of court for a hooting Allen Parker was sentenced to six months in jail by judge Jones the Light sentence being Given in consideration of his youth. Parker lost a thumb. Maryland weddings rising Sun my. May 7.-mr. And mrs. Jam m. Holden announce the marriage of their daughter Mise c. Maud Holden to Willitt o. Cutler of Philadelphia the ceremony taking Piave in the latter City. Hagerstown md., May 7.-Mise Martha j. Stoner of Smithsburg and Ira o. Marker of my err Ville were married at the Home of or. J. F. Mcken Drick at Rock forge by Rev. By Ward Smith. Garlin to Bun again % Alexandria Democrat will Hare an opponent. None in party against him Republican of the eighth District will maim their candidate la old City Jane 20. Special dispatch to the Baltimore run Alexandria va., May 7.�?a meeting of the democratic committee of the eighth congressional District of Virginia was held at the office of attorney g. L. Boothe Here this afternoon and Charlet c. Carlin of this City was declared the nominee of the democratic party for con Green at the fall election. Or. Carlin had no opposition in blk own party but he will have in the general election in november. A meeting of the Republican committee of the eighth congressional District was held at the hotel Hammel Here Tia evening or. Ii. P. Dodge of Manassas presiding. It was ordered that a convention of the republicans of this District be called in this City june 20 to name a candidate to oppose or. Carlin. Triangular fight tomorrow three municipal tickets in Field at Martina Borg. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Martinsburg w. Va., May 7.�?probably the bitterest and most strenuous Campaign for municipal office in the history of this City came to on end tonight when the managers of the Republican Cit Lens and democratic parties completed final arrangements for the election to he Beld next monday. Gaps remaining in the re aka of the three parties will be entirely cloned before the voting begins and the Day promises to be one of great activity among the a cores of Ward and precinct workers. Practically All the automobiles and Many carriages have been engaged for the work of getting the voters to the poll and it la expected that almost the full registered vote will be cast. The fight has been a three cornered one and has been bitter from the outset. The democrats and republicans have full party tickets in the Field while the citizens party is urging the election of Edward Rutledge Independent Republican for mayor and two of the nominees for Council on each of the Republican and democratic tickets. The democratic nominee for mayor is w. Rufus Caskey a prominent business Man and the Republican candidate is councilman j. D. Matthews also a Well known business Man. The cite sense party has charged both the old parties with extravagance and mismanagement in municipal affairs and the democrats Are making a fight upon their record in City affairs during the last seven years when practically births important improvement in the last 25 years have been made. Mayor asks health officer Richmond Connell to investigate alleged bribery Case. Special dispatch to the Baltimore bub Richmond va., May 7.�?following the announcement of the mayor that he would have the common Council investigate reported bribery in the ranks of that body and the calling of the Council to meet monday night to investigate the alleged actions of messes. Gilbert Pollock and George e. Wise who have been charged with using official influence to secure the passage of a measure the Case took a new turn today. Mayor Richardson addressed s note to or. E. Levy chief health officer asking to act on women a plea conference committee to hold a Public meeting. Union of a Mission boards him if he had agreed to suspend the Ordi Nance prohibiting the feeding of cattle a Aadlan methodist Church in their be wavered by commission named to consider the subject a resolutions on King Edward a death. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Asheville n. C., May 7. With the ending of the first week of the Southern methodist general conference it May be said that practically nil of the first four Day have been taken up with organization and the introduction of next week legislation of importance May he expected to come up for final action. Among the petition and memorials introduced those relating to the question of equal rights of the laity for women Havo so fur exceeded All others in number that the daily Christian advocate the official conference publication simply refers in the list to them As a a Shower As to woman a there was another Shower this morning from Many of the conferences notably those of Holston and North Carolina. The committee on revivals to which these petitions and memorials have been referred has announced a Public meeting monday at 3 p. M., when All who wish to appear May be heard. This question and that of the control of Vanderbilt uni verify Promise to let a the leading topics up for discussion in the Early part of next week. The committee on education to which the Vanderbilt University matter Baa been referred will hold a meeting monday afternoon. It la thought More than probable that the Bishops will Avail themselves of their right to go before committees and will let their views be known an this question. Unite Mission boards. Obj of the most important matters no today was the report of the commission appointed by the last general conference to look into the advisability of consolidating the missionary activities of the Churm under one Board of managers. Through or. W. R. Lambuth of Nashville Secretary of the Mission Board the commission recommended that the woman a Home Mission society the woman a foreign missionary society and the Church Board of missions be consolidated. This does not mean that the woman a societies will he abolished Bat that they will in co operation with the Mission Board direct their efforts where they Are most needed and in the Wisdom of the Hoard can result in Tho greatest Good. The laymen a missionary movement was cordially commended by the commission and the interest of the laymen in the work of Christian izing the world wag regarded As a great encouragement. The question of the boundaries of the Holston Baltimore Kentucky and West Virginia conferences was Token up by the committee on boundaries and recommendation made that a committee be appointed to Bettie the disputes that have Arisen. Bishop e. E. Hose was made chairman with the following As members Baltimore conference or. Collins Denny and a. Chase Bare Holston or. R. G. Waterhouse and judge Selden Longley Kentucky or. E. G. B. Mann and judge e. Of Bear West Virginia u. V. W. Darlington and j. W. Skinner. Sorrow for King Edward a death. Or. J. O. Wilson introduced a Resolution extending the sympathy of this great body of methodists to the Queen of England in her deep sorrow to the methodists of England Ireland and Canada and to or. J. 8. Simon of Manchester fraternal Delegate of the Wesleyan methodist Church and Rev. Or. Young fraternal Delegate of the f gossip Loes their Hames together sats he was bribed legislator link takes prose Entorf a immunity Bath. Night in custody decided Hix judge Ben p. Lindsey from Denver comes the Rumor that miss Anne Morgan daughter of j. Pierpont Morgan and judge Ben b. Lindsey the juvenile delinquency expert and social worker Are or May soon be engaged. Miss Morgan is much interested in the problems with which judge Lindsey is dealing. Judge i Lindsey however has declared the Rumor absurd. Annexation plan delayed Coart dismisses motion of Newport news. Special dispatch to the Baltimore run Newport news va., May motion of the City of Newport news to Annex some 1,100 acres of territory lying in Warwick and Elizabeth City counties was dismissed at the Cost of the City today by judge George Shackelford of Orange county sitting in the Circolo court of Warwick county by governor Mann a designation. Judge Shackelford decided the Case this evening immediately after City attorney j. A. Massie concluded his closing argument. He did not deem it advisable or expedient to extend the limits of the City so As to take in the property proposed to be annexed. The question of whether or not the Case Ahall be taken to the court of Appeal wit be decided by the City Council. Judge George l. Christian of Richmond assisted counsel for Warwick county. Library for druggists american association hears Plaa to establish one. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Richmond. Va., May 7.--ttae final Day of the fifty eighth convention of the american pharmaceutical association was mainly devoted to report of routine matter. Scott stole his Thunder senator Dick revenged for Way Miles Borean Bill was passed. Special dispatch to the Baltimore 8un. Washington May 7.�?senator Dick. Of Ohio and senator Scott of West Virginia two ardent advocate of the Bill to establish a Bureau of mines and mining is recommended by president Taft have fallen out in their enthusiasm. Senator Dick thinks that senator Scott is trying to steal his Thunder and he resents it. A chairman of the mines and mining committee senator Dick interviewed nearly every senator and obtained his Promise not to obstruct the Bill a passage. Having thus cleared the Way he went Over to new York for a few Days. No sooner was he gone than senator Scott the next Republican on the committee called the Bill up and had it passed. Rushing Back senator Dick found himself and senator Scott appointed on the conference committee to reach an agreement with the House which has passed the Bill in a slightly different form. Then senator Scott issued a Call for a meeting of the conferred a. Senator Dick heard of it and called one himself. Then he discovered that senator Scott had All word fios to a through or��4 jury room transom Lail eats Moro Dise i of or a. Chicago. May 7.�?"if they must paint the state of Lull Nola Black by i la help them a Blacker than Acy state is the Union so help melt a floating through the open transom of a witness room today the words quoted seemed to Tell of t desperate Frame of mind among some of the men most interested in the grand jury investigation of the bribery charges against Illinois legislators. States attorney Waymann a immunity Bath was accepted by another refugee la the person of Michael 8. Link democrats representative from Mitchell White the prosecutor s array of testimony received a new confession almost identical with that of the two first Quot Squealer a a representatives Beckemeyer and White. A night in the custody of a detective with no indictment for perjury against him. Proved too much for link. Today he went before the jury and changed Hie testimony and the charge of perjury against him was quashed by the state a attorney. , ilk White and Beckemeyer is mid by or. Wayman to have admitted taking $1.000 to cast Bis vote for William Lorimer for United state senator and to have received $9oft As his share of the a a Jackpot split up at St. Louis. The addition of link to the list of prosecuting witnesses gives the state three men who Are expected to testify to the same Story. Or. Wayman and his Ald expected a Stampede of witnesses which will uncover hitherto undreamed of state of affairs in the Illinois Assembly. It is said to be or. Waymann a determination to be lenient with the Quot Small Fry so that he May make sure of the larger ones. Lee of Neil Browne alleged to have handled in trimer Money and Robert e. Wii on charged with having distributed the Quot Jackpot at St. Louis furnished Bonds during the Day. They were accompanied by counsel. Senator Lorimer had Quot nothing to representatives Clarko Tandala. And Blair of mount Vernon were among the witnesses. Clark came accompanied by an attorney and under the surveillance of a detective against which he vainly protested. Of three Quot myster Lona Quot witnesses who went before the inquisitors two were discovered to be alien c. Tanner a grocer and j. J. Baker a newspaper publisher of mount Vernon Blair a Home. They were the papers and sent for them the West required to ratify regarding allegations virginian sent the papers and also word that Blair was unusually Quot flush with a be present to take a hand in j Money following the session of the leg Iaia the conference turn a which Lor Lmh a a but senator Dick did not Walt. And the i \0 new indictment were returned hut conferred a reached their agreement. The j in connection with the statement that the ii k monday in a form f grand jury would remain in session next that of the historian. Edward Bremen Anatta pro a do inv it la Aid i ? a , further precipitated. ,� on the. i ,i\7�ren to Quot to 1 a Quot Quot Quot a a a Quot of Quot it k a a Flat Billy of creating a Library for the Assoc a i senators continues to be a Little icy. Tion. Washington was named a a suitable i a a no senatorial primary now with distillery refuse such permission be ing the basis of the charge against the two councilmen who Are said to have secured the permit. Or. Levy is preparing an answer. Incl dentally the chief health officer stated to newspaper men that he did not suspend the ordinance. 4,466 taxes so tiler mar vote. Special dispatch to the Baltimore run Lynchburg va., May 7.�?the Tim limit for payment of capitation taxes As a prerequisite to voting next fall expired tonight. With More voters paid up than Ever before under the new Constitution. There were 3,744 Whites and 721 negroes a total of 4,465, or 500 More than usual. I the probability of a local option election in december caused the interest. More than 150 prospective voters paid their delinquent capitation taxes for 1907 and 1908 to be Able to vote. Hagerstown my. May 7.-Mira Rosa a. Breeden my the can la b. Owen both of Waynesboro va., to Hagerstown and were married at St Paul a United Evangelic parsonage by Rev. A. H. Irvine. Frostburg md., May 7.�?alexander Burdock of Thopiah w. Va., and Mira Annie Wenck daughter of or. And mra. William Wenck were married at the Home of the Brido by Rev. F. H. Crise Enaa pastor of by. Paul s lutheran Church. Frostburg md., May 7.�?Allen Harrison Stewart and Mira Elsie May Lewis both of Eckhart were married at the parsonage of St. Paul a lutheran Church by Rev. F. H. Sriraman. I Retburg. Md., May 7.�?richard Thomas Merri Man and Mira Elizabeth Hamilton daughter of or. And mrs. William Hamilton were married at the presbyterian manse by Rev. Or. J. N. Beall. Hagerstown. Md., May 7.�?Mira Mabel e. Arnold and or. William i Miller both of Harrisburg. Were married at the first Baptist parsonage in Hagerstown toi a by Rev. E. K. Thomaa. Frederick md., May 7.�?Mira Edna e. Cordell daughter of Martin l. Cordell and Hora a e Smith son of Hong Smith both of near Doub station were married the la evening at the Home of the Groom by Rev. Paul ret term an pastor of the lutheran Church. Freder md., May 7.�?the engagement of Mira Edith a a ugh in a ugh daughter of Rev. George Aughenbaugh formerly pastor of the reformed Church Emmitsburg and prof. G. Clever of Shippensburg pa., has been announced. The wedding will take place in june. Quot 4pi. Till raid visitor. There is a Story about the Secretary of a Seaside Golf club who was a Man of diminutive stature. It was Bummer Tyrne and the Gram had been allowed to grow rather Long. The Secretary was playing in front of a visitor who was a very Long Driver end kept dropping his Bell in the neighbourhood of the Secretary All the Way round. At last the Little Man could stand it no longer and walked Back and remonstrated with the visitor on his conduct but the Only reply he got was Quot if you would eat tbs Gram Ess Bright is abit to Aas on of a a m. Yonng a councilman. Special dispatch to the Baltimore run Fredericksburg Amar 7.�?at a meeting of the City Council last night the resignation of councilman Arthur Brown who has moved to Philadelphia was received and accepted and or. E m. Yonng a prominent Young business Man of this City. Was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy. Killed by Street oar. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Wheeling. W. Va., May 7.�?while returning from his work at the Riverside tube works at Benwood this afternoon. Constantine 8tan, 27 years old stepped from a Wagon in front of a Street car and a run Over. He died half an hour later. Maryland obituary Conowingo md., May ported a Money order sent by Barker j Jordan to his aaa. Or staffer Jourdan who left Here a Errera months ago for Texas and who had written Home that he is i and out of Funda was returned yesterday to the gender with the information that staffer j ionian was dead and burled a week ago. The father left immediately for Texas and will bring the body Home. Young Jeu re an wee 20 years old and for several year was a clerk in the department a Tore of e. A Mcdowell. Bee Idee his parents a Slater who Reed Dee at Glenville survive. Belah my. May 7. Or. August Knower one of the brat known residents of this town died at his Home on main Street last night after an ill Era of a year. Or. Roo Are waa 76 years old and was born in Rultenberg. Saxony Germany. He flame to this country in ims settled in Baltimore and moved to Bela or in 1863, where he was actively engaged in the shoe butane for a number of year he had lived a retired life for the last 15 yearn. He 1� wit Vived by two daughters mrs. William m. Dayna of Akron Ohio. And mra. George h. Ratheim of Fallston md., and two bobs Louis a. Knofler of Akron. Ohio and Melvin c. Knofler of Fulton new York. Hagerstown md., May 7.�?Mira Harriet Elliott �0 years old. Died yesterday at Bino near Welsh run. She retired the night before in Good health. Several hours later a he was found dying. One son eur Ivea of Frederick my. May 7.-mr�. Amelia Schley Markell 77 year old daughter of the late Samuel Martell and the last surviving member of her family died this morning at her Home a she was a member of the presbyterian Church. The Panerai will Uke plane monday. Frederick. Md., May 7.-h. Butt. A year old sen of Hamilton Butts died at the Home of his father of new York Hill Brunswick from paralysis. He was formerly a brakeman on the bal to More and of in Railroad but was paralysed about six months ago. A second stroke followed which caused his death. He was a member of the brotherhood of Railroad trainmen and of the order of red men. Tre body waa taken to Martinsburg for burial. Hagerstown. My. May 7.-Eliaa Elmer Mandel 60 years old. For 30 years postmaster at Mendel Washington county died of apoplexy at his Home last night Cumberland md., May 7,-William Parker for More than 50 years a leading resident of Eckhart Allegany county la dead. Aged 84 year he was a native of Cumberland and was identified with the Early development of the Georges Creek mining Region. He developed the old Etna mine near Eckhart and gave his name to the Parker vein Coal company which waa eventually abet bed by the consolidation Coal company and the Wither mining company. He was a leading Democrat and was postmaster of Eckhart under Cleveland. He is survived by his widow two sons. Stanley and Newton Parker of Pittsburg and two daughters mime Fannie and Drusalla Parker. Alexandria. A. May 7.�?mrs. Mary Dent Parker wife of Roderick a. Parker of prime George county Maryland died at the Alexandria Hospital Here last night fallowing an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Parker was formerly Mira Mary Dent daughter of the late 8. And Laura v. Dent. He was i Yean old. The body was taken to the Tome of her aunt in. Eva g. Mushbach. The funeral will be held from St. Mary a Catholic Church monday morning. Elkton. My. May Futty sr., a Well a own fifth District Farmer died at his Horny in neck Cecil county yesterday after a lingering aged 73 year a la Sun ired by Ana my. A a a film Rea vement Over the death of their ruler. Who was regarded As one of tip Foremost leaders for world peace. The Resolution expressed the Hope that the Mantle of the peacemaker would fall to King George v. The conference tenderly recalled the sym Pathy extended by England in the log the United states suffered in the death of president Mckinley. A copy of thee re solutions was Given or. Simon and or. Young and transmitted to ambassador Bryce. The resolutions were adopted by a rising vote. Or. Young presented his credentials and expressed his sincere appreciation of the action of the conference. Or. Simon arose and a poke a few words of appreciation. Quot we looked upon King Edward a the great peacemaker Quot he Bald Quot and i am glad you referred to gives Hospital addition daughter of irate major French to Bald memorial to father. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Fredericksburg. A. May 7. A mrs. Charles Steele of new York a native of this City. And daughter of the late major Seth Barton French a former resident of Fredericksburg has donated the funds for building the second Story addition to the Mary Washington Hospital in this City. It will be equipped and furnished and will a a memorial to major French. The building is to be known As the French memorial addition and will con Tain a bed donated by major French which will be used for the Benefit of afflicted residents of Fredericks Birg. The contract for the addition has been awarded to e. G. Hoflin of this City and or. Philip n. Stern is the architect. Railroad charter amended. Special dispatch to the Bajt More Sun. I Cape Charles a. May 7.�?an amendment to the charter of the new York Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad has been tanned by the state corporation Oom Rala Don increasing the capital Stock from $2,500,000 to $8,750,000. The new Stock is to be Given to the shareholders of the company As a Stock dividend. The argument in that for years much of the earnings have been devoted to expenditures for real estate for improvements and for addition to motive Power and rolling Stock. This Money it is said has exceeded $1,250,000. Brogan Mius Cue dlr min red. Special dispatch to the Baltimore 8un Richmond a. May 7.�?in the Case of w. Carroll a timer against the Brogan Mills pending in the United states District court of appeals for the District of 8outh Carolina. Judge Pritchard today dismissed the Case in accordance with a motion by counsel for the complainant who claimed the Bill was predicated on a statement of the president of the Mills that the concern was running behind $64,000 a year which had been found erroneous when investigated. To enlarge women a school. Fredericksburg va., May 7.�?the building committee of the Board of trustees of the state Normal and Industrial school for women at Fredericksburg has called for plans for another building to be erected on the grounds. They will be completed May 19. The dormitory building which is now Well under Way will Cost $55,000 Blae Laws for amusement Park. Richmond va., May 7. A magistrate Cheatham of Henrico county today placed Forest Hill Park amusement and refresh ment companies under a ban of the sunday Laws when fines of $5 each were levied on various amusement concerns which have operated on sunday. Maryland briefs rising run. Md., May 7.�?w. I grow. Of Pilot eighth District. Cedi a Unity has purchased the Mogul an Gibbs 34 acre farm upon which Grid waa claimed to be abundant for $1,500, Pilot my. May 7.�?As a result of injuries received during an altercation with Hia brother Howard George Lee la in a critical condition at his Home Here a Hagerstown md., May 7.--Rev. Or. Jacob 8. Simon pastor of Trinity lutheran Church Hagerstown is Eer loudly i with stomach trouble. Hia condition has been growing worse and it la feared complications May follow the attack. Funkstown md., May 7.�?the newly Al noted Burgess and comm Iraq onery of Funkstown organized last night and elected Percy h. Little town clerk and Aaron e. Readier tax collector. Frederick md., May of supposed incan dial origin burned a tobacco warehouse and machine riled an the farm of or. Charter w. Quynn near Ijamsville. Centreville md., May 7.�?rl tammany Lodge no. Improved order Odd fellow celebrated it Paventy fifth anniversary last night by a banquet Tai the Assembly room of the opera a to a about is coven were Laid. Via ton being present from a number of the lodges in the adjoining Cerin lira the Centreville orchestra . Md., May 7.�?the gingerly fire company Baa elected j. J. Minster j. Frank Frazer. Taylor Mckenney h. W. Lewis and w. A feebly delegates to the animal Mato fireman a association Imp he m Mumm hmm a i a location while some favor the University of la Conan. Nothing definite was done in the matter. Many paper on pharmaceutical botanical and biographical subject were read. Fair for Peten Barg next year. F8pectaj dispatch to the Msj Elmore run Petersburg va., May 7.�?the certificate of the charter of the Southside Virginia agricultural and Industrial exhibition to corporate was admitted to record in the office of the clerk of the hustings court of Petersburg today. This la a local or gang Patlon which la making an Effort to n. And w. Get Belt line. Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Lynchburg. Amay 7, fired was recorded Here today conveying from the Lynchburg Belt line and connecting railway company to the Norfolk and Western Railroad Vardaman a att tads derided demo Reatle committee. Jackson. Mise. May 7.�?because of the refusal of a gov. James k. Vardaman to agree to the terms of it Resolution the democratic state executive committee como2n� t�i.p7p r7 a vhf Quot to night Rrean ended it action f0r?4 to safer com taken providing for a senatorial primary a Letang a consolidation of the Concord for rest Cut off with the operating company. Man helped by fall. Special dispatch to the Baltimore run Elkins 14. A. May 7.--word has Jurt Bren received Bere of the killing earlier in a. ,., the week of a Lumberman named William hold an agricultural and Industrial fair in a. >1 Peter Burg next fall. The company has j t f. To Nult a amp dc>11 a a a a a a asked the City Council for an approx Ria u f n. I. J Quot if t the tlid5t7 of the election of or Percy out or Dunlevie by the Frenchman and had Primi election in november and announced that no primary would be held in Mississippi until next year. The committee met to consider the proposal of United state senator Leroy Percy and or. Vardaman that because of the a by Rgee of irregularity in connection with the recent election of senator Percy a primary he held to let the people vote on ton of $8,000 to Purchase 20 acres of the land of the Riverside club in Dinwiddle attacked his escort with a knife the county two Miles from Petersburg and Manf Aock William Down with to report publicity Bill erect necessary building for fair purpose. A. W1arnr Bead a hiking the Iton the Senate committee provides for rail of a Railroad crushing his Skull. A pm after ele Etlo. Weddings in the Virginias Irvington. A. May . Zubar Harden of mar Wauna and Mira addle j. Marshall daughter of opt j. H. Marshall of lower a by Ai Wert married in Norfolk monday. Irvington. A. May 7.�?Mira Bassit f. A a Boro daughter of or. And mra. A. A. A the Birn waa Marri of tart weak to or. Q. Wharton Dawson. A on of or. And mrs Ohar Ira e. Dawson by Rev. W. F. Dunaway. Add a obit. Olpe cd Arlen. Va., May 7.�?while preparing to attend the funeral of Hie daughter. J. T. Reed. Of Chincoteague was it Rick in with heart trouble expiring in a few morn Anta. Several year ago he performed the Hazard ova trip to Philadelphia and return to a la foot Batteau his family accompanying him on the return trip. A widow and nine children eur tra. Rushing Lynchburg Tunnel work. Special dispatch to the Baltimore run , va., May 7.�?the Concrete work on the Southern Tunnel under River Mont 1� being pushed with great rapidity. One third of the 1.400 feet of the Runnel has been completed Washington. May to after eliminating from the House Campaign contrib it ution publicity Bill the provision requiring the publication in Advance of election the name of contributors and the amounts Given by them. The Senate committee on privilege and elections today ordered a Fredericksburg. Va., May 7.�?invitation� Are out for the marriage of Richard he nor Carter Beverley of fan quiz a county to Mira Elizabeth Winter Jon a daughter of doctor and i. mar Ahab Cooee. Of Alexandria the ceremony to take place at the Home of the Bride a parents. May 25. Oil Ber had. Md., May 7 �?1thomas t. Gray and Mira Mamie Mills of Lonaconing were married at the rectory of St. Peter and Paul a Church Cumberland 1_ deaths in the virginia8 Grafton w. Va., May 7. Mid Al j. Dolan pop smarter at Wolf Summit w. A for Over 30 year a a found dead in bed Fay his wife. He a survived by his widow and do children. Mrs. Anna Coleman and mrs. Flanigan wife of Cape Frank Flanigan of Baltimore Are taste re. A a Cumberland my. May 7.�?th� funeral of Harry n. Haddon a Baltimore and Ohio fireman killed in a head on collision near Bridgeport Early thursday morning took place today at Newburg w. Va., where he lived with his Tarter mrs. Shrader. His father David had Doz. Lives at Parkersburg. Next week it will be possible to deliver fax rank or part 0q measure the Bill construction materials to the Northern end j �?opp11 especially to the election of Mem of the Tunnel by rail for the Bridge Over i a is of Fol a National House of Reprez Nta the James will be ready for use by then i t a 1 the am dment striking out toe require House to vote tuesday int for the Adan cd pow to fam was up ported generally by republicans and while democrats will try to defeat com to to democrats indicated am opposition. Mere Coon Section. Do Knago Zlatic to re a. ,. A a _ a a the change nearly ail the members of the j Pecia i a Pafch to the Baltimore Sun committee a re of the opinion that the a it Mashington May 7. The vote on the Ranee publication would have the effector i Taft railway Bill which Bas been Corn venting Campaign issues in a Way that would plated in committee of the whole will be 1 be prejudicial to the Public interests. In taken in the House next tuesday. The j qui r y also developed that none of the democrats will make an Effort to have it j state publicity Laws require the Advance recommitted with instructions to the inter publication of contributions. State Commerce committee to report the when reported the Bill will require the measure Back forthwith with an Amend publication of pertinent facts regarding ment striking out the court of Commerce j contributions 15 Days after elections. The measure probably �-111 be reported to the chairman of the committee Section. As soon As the Mai is reported to the j Senate not Monda House on tuesday from committee on the whole. Chairman Mann will move the previous question. The first test vote will come on the motion by representative Adamson of Georgia to recommit the Bill. I if this is Defeated by the regulars then the Bill will go on its final passage at once. If carried the Commerce court Section will a stricken out without taking the Bill out of the House y by senator Burrows urge real Tariff commission i democrats oppose the creation of a makeshift Board. Washington May 7. The proposed appropriation of $250.000 for a Tariff comm Sion which would report to the president chairman Maui we Quot asked this evening ?1 he thought of the Bill As passed by the House. He replied that he considered it an Quot excellent measure and that the Martinsburg va., May 7. Patrick St. John. For the part two years Foreman of the Plant of the Security Orient and Lime company near Martinsburg died suddenly this morning at his boarding place at Berkeley station this county. He was a former resident of Riverton. Va., and his body was rant to that Pic cd today for burial. Martinsburg. Va., May 7.-Thorn a Myers the Quot cattle King of Morgan county and for Many year a prominent Stock dealer and Fanner died suddenly yesterday from heart d lira be while working in a Field a his Meadow Branch farm. Near Berkeley Spring. He was widely known in this Section of the state. He was 75 Yean old. And is survived by there children. Fredericksburg va., May 7.�?absalom Mcghre. 84 years old on of the wealthiest men of Spotsylvania county died at his homa today of general debility. A is survived by his second wife and six children. The democrats of the House. Represent tire Underwood of Alabama a member of the committee on Way and Means an elimination of sections 7 and 12 had not i on of the democratic Bader said worked much harm in the measure. The we will fight that provision to a finish opinion ventured by or. Mann is part of Warf be tily in favor of a straight Tariff the Effort of the regulars now to claim that t to Mil Sion to obtain the facts about the the Bill As passed by the House is Pratti Cost of production in foreign countries and Cally what the administration wants other important details relating to the chairman Mann had a conference today i Tariff hut we will no Over consent to the is with attorney general Wickerham. To abolishment of a Board to gather this in the Prospect of obtaining a vote on the i formation for the sole Benefit of the exc cd Quot Long and Short haul amendment to the j tire. Railroad Bill Early next week has been Diss i Quot the Power of originating Revenue pupate by the departure of senator cum j during legislation is lodged in the House of mins for Iowa and by the intention of j representatives by the Constitution. This senator Dolliver to join him there. The proposed cry Mission would enable the two Iowa senators will attend a political president to secure information for his own conference to be held next tuesday in use. Upon which he could base Recomb Ida i gets Moville. They will not return until j dons for Tariff Laws that we would know thursday. The regulars have Mode no j nothing about. He could give us what i Promise to Hald the vote for them. But a i formation he chose and withhold the bal number of insurgent senators insist that i Anc. How could the House of ballot shall be taken in their absence j tires draw a proper Tariff Law when the in and senators Bristow and la Follette will formation upon which we builder it came to hold the floor during the entire time if us Only after it filtered through the exec necessary. The regulars Are still cond j five a Dent of defeating the Quot Long and Short Harper ferry by. Va., May 7.�?Mira Annie Catherine Wii on died this afternoon it the Home of Ber sister mrs. E. Kirby in Bol Ivai after a abort ill Era. Her parents Wear a Mes f. And Mariah Wii on reply residents of thia place and aha waa a taster of the Tate s. Willis Wilton of Charleston a former governor of that state. She is arrived by William Grant Wii on of Hartford conn., and mrs m. E. Kirby of Bolivar. Re was a member for Many years of the methodist episcopal Church of her town. Elkins w. Va., May 7.�?isaac Baker 77 year old one of Randolph Donn to a prominent citizens the f4her of Farmer senator Stark l. Baker died Lart night at his Ham at Beverly Start l. Baker is the Only surviving child. Isaac Baker was an Uncle of Bernard n. Baker who recently died in a Philadelphia Hospital. Briefs from the Virginias Lynchburg va., May 7.�?mr�. Sarah k. Garbee la confined to her Hora on Stratford Avenue with the Bonce of both of her forearms fractured. They were broken by a fall Down a flight of a Taira at her horns Friday morning. Haul provision with thaid of democratic votes. The Prospect for the retention of the Stock and Bond Section is better today. The president la reported to a urging this court. President Taft today cancelled another engagement to go out of Washington. He intends to remain Here us Tel Congre a Bas passed some of the legislation he thinks the Republican party is pledged to enact. He will not go to Atlantic City May 21 and 22 to Apeck before the labor department of the presbyterian general Assembly. President Taft conferred today with attorney general Wickers him and senator Hale. Of Maine on the Railroad Bill. The attorney general stated after the conference that every Effort would be made to pass the Bill in its original form. Lynchburg. Va., May 7.-j. I Ryan and t. J. O Brien have been elected to represent the local Council knights of Columbus at the state meeting to be held next week in Richmond. Harrisonburg va., May 7.�?the town Council of Bridgewater Rockingham county has ordered a new registration of voters to be completed before the election a month hence. The registrar. J. W. Jacob died last year and about two months ago it developed that the poll Book was gone. Harrisonburg. A. May 7.�?while excavating in North High Street for the foundation of a House yesterday a Workman stuck his pick to the lid of a coffin which contained the Skeleton of somebody buried year ago. The House is being built on the Tate of the old presbyterian cemetery which has been in disuse for Many year. Harrisonburg va., May . D. Wallas a of i Arapatra. Va., a Iraq a to cd a embezzler go free St. Lob a theft who Leaf to a age of new lae. Washington. May 7.�?the House committee. In its decision not to investigate the shortage in the custom House and sub Treasury at St. Louis goes far to substantiate or. Norton a statement that the statutes Are inadequate to insure the prosecution of embezzler of United states funds. The committee found no statute making falsification of books or transmission of a Loc reports to the National Treasury by employees or officials of sub treasuries a criminal offence. It transmits with it report a Bill designed to Correct that defect. The report does not blame assistant treasurer Boma j. Atkins for the shortages which Are characterized As Quot Plain cases of More Protection to to Wetor. 8pdal dispatch to the Baltimore Sun Washington. May 7.�?chairman Currier of the House committee on Patent today favourably reported to the House a Bill providing additional Protection for owners of american patents. The Bill will Vest the Coart of claim with jurisdiction to Bear Donar Wlada and award com Tai to on to la win a in Fatti Tov taw her Tiff havens forgot to Hix Bills Bat Yew member Tofin t believe he will forfeit his seat. Washington. May 7 representative James s. Haven the recently elected democratic member of the House from the Rochester i n. �1district said today that he had failed to file his election expenses within the Legal limit of to Day because it was his understanding that the limit was 20 Days. A dispatch from Rochester a of night stated that because of the omission he had forfeited his office. Or. Haven feels embarrassed about the matter but he said his Good intentions could not be questioned. Iii expenses totalled $3.700. Of which amount $500 was donated to the county committee and the remainder he spent for postage. Or. Havens said he did not intend to take any further action in the matter if other persons made any move. He would be prepared to meet it. New car plan a Success Demurray rules work Well a Over the country. Washington. May 7.�?with a View to standardizing practice under the recently adopted National car demurrage rules a conference was Herd today at the inter state Commerce commission Between a committee of the american Railroad association. A us commissioner Franklin k. Lane. Chairman of the committee which drafted the demurrage rules. The new code has gone into effect throughout the United state with the exception of new England and the Pacific coast territories. Car demurrage manager from All parts of the country reported that the new regulations operate without friction and thus far have increased car efficiency to a marked degree. The private car Rule. Holding that All cars in transportation irrespective of ownership should be subject equally to the regular demurrage charge. Has developed conflict. The Proctor a Gamble company of Cin Bianati Bas filed with Tira comm Iraq on a formal complaint Cote Dag the valid Sita data a at

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