A PAPEROF QUALITY THE WASHINGTON
NO 669 WASHINGTON D C THURSDAY AUGUST 6
LARGEST MORNING D
CIRCULATION Q
TWO CENTS
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Second Trial of DirigibleProves a Revelation
AERONAUTS INTERESTED
Knafcenshue Declares New Ma-
chine Is a Marvel
lakes Two Flights Without Hitchor Accident and Obeys EveryMovement of Both Rudder andPlaner Make EstimatedSpeed of Twentyflve Miles anHour Will Try for Higher Speed
Rising as gracafally as a swaa 369
Teet into tbe air ctadtofrrising again Captdirigibleyesterdayclustvely thaa itvous day that It is a nieceog iron everypossible point of view
Roy Knsbsnsbnr whose reputattea asaa accomnUabed and experienced aero-naut gives his
expert
and his enthFelt into tileBaldwin after tile ship had been safely
enter a raceMr r
of theground untfl It cameunder the guiding hand of Msdirectly at tile month of the begla which it fe kept
Speed Twentyfive AlliesTwentynve miles aa hoW very bK
lie said aa tike op aflaaMCthe wind M feet above the paradeground at Fort X
operates theptls thethe trip that at nowas flying had be
is capable of Mttav SS torn about thecrank shaft la that length of time
We not trying for speedCapt Baldwin anewspaperwere merelyship and I think I rear say that wo ba-It down to tea potato To
make a tat c the
under ea y ae oae mightsay is any l a non I believe that our I
Flight Again EveningCapt
wouldmachinery yerwecmg Its acUoa forthe test and that no flight wovJd bemade before this evening Three who de-
sire to see tile airship trycan be sure ofaxe if they roach the fort about i
ThereThe airship was taken oat of tins teat at
oclock teat evening and after aP between Capt Baldwin 3r-i nss and tbdr aasistacta it wasri i TO make a abort flight to perfect
balance of the snip Accordingly atocr tile bin Byer was released by
r desire to be offr making a circle of tile
iT urd sfSt at
no minute previously Ajtment of the balfHioaen sand bagshich are used ac ballandng welgtiUi
was made and at Engineer Cnrtlmrlittte nacre air wa pumped
envelope to AH out the K llmiin toclock as Baldwin waved
3 or 3M specta
and then bsgaa a series of evotattonbrMtgkt spontaneous wtUm nfadmiration from experts and moviealikeSkip Dees Circus Stunts
anthat was roughly estimated at V feetihe big canvas rudder ootrtd be seen stew
hands of the skipper cad
that directioncircle turn pmt pack before tile wtod atspectator the speed of an express tnriaEver and anon her gray aose would dipslightly toward the earth as tbe planes oathe forward part of the frameworklooking for an the world DIce two btbox kites were manipulated by 3r Car
BALDWIN HAS SHIP
GON1MAND
andp9sldatas
Ieoa111 crated
done tile pre
the c-an at lee to god
words to probe the big parfnagy result It
msde to CaIIL
roused tm tile sishtWell BaIdwta I wonihst to
thatwatered
tile ue It WtapIa nil
ship
Yet Glen Curtis wins80IIDe wbIcIi
ul upon afterue while the irgooa-l run tile hater
than a minute although It
werejOIDed tile eIrcIe ofd sky woe
pafettles our of tile
shall of whichis capable d tt
drafte lie
BaIdwtII added that this morn-ing be spt m ovtrtanieg the
out her speednot the
a wind bowing WIleD
COlt-on
tie
f Corps men woo had restrainedJ paw hs eIemeat andc
down again alwhence she had
siigbt read
a JIlt
Capt af goodby to thetars the pm rose Into the air
When the had reached
turning to the Met under theinstsatty r6pond tile ship swsag readily ja
perlormiag aa spanking clip lit what seemed to Ute
tS
a
dThomas
o tta trosi lkighieven mere doa
had O
optnioes ant odtywas a ade-
quate fQer
remaric
wta Oet aaehoeevery assse
hr hip from sheto1sveler
test
sage
easstraeted seengine pro
veseet aUgt g
propmertoe revelations
aidedbe
a men sklppmacost
wtspeed
She to dayra psdmoreYyectatiow will Burped
This
and
miuh perform
v clockwas stilt
l
Sgral
paradewan beessltspot atarkd
w
ro-ast
the44r
ahng 11airship
which
cool alt trade
ii gldtggray
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reversedrise threerated
up asa the
ioore tIle parade ground sow and thenby way of variety performing a smallercircle or semicircle inside bee gener-al course And each movement of tbetig ship as the watching people belowcould ready see was preceded by theaction of ladder or planes whichbring about tbat
air about nine minutes and had beenbrought to wIthin a hundred feet ofihe ground Capt Baldwin shouted downlr the waiting Signal Corps men that bewould land near the and as they
across the ground for the Ms can-vas house the balloon sailing aa straight
a Taught ropemouth distanced tile
caught by there ofci while the steenaaa and tile engin-
eer clambered cutCapt Baldwin Delighted
As Capt Baldwin was about to leap torth be stopped his face
his with tile partturning to
This this part of tile M i fmfor this evening
And amid tile Uagbter and applause ofs hearers he clambered out and directed
Continued on rage 5 Comm C
Edge Grain ortfla Flooring 0Per fecc T
Then the direction of tile1 lid would
beIIg retile Skip t
instant PWY time Fully doeea tImeShe veuel lIB KregWar circle
would
when tile ship had been In tile
tent
r the as it It had been slidingc wn anchored litaDdrmg wtthln a 1IIw feet of the earths a and
pinupco
pet tilecut a chuckle
ladies and
r0 eo
pianen wouldslip
evalotMas teotantlyand responding on
adescribed
movementFinally
aced
f openingthetens runners
bands
abow-g dei tint of-
j and apecttirsailed with
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WEATHER FORECAST
For the District of Columbiaand warmertoday Tomorrow fair Lightsouthwesterly winds
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
Pages TELEGRAPHIC1 Three Killed ta Kentucky Fead1 Bryan to Speak in Minnesota Aug C1 Woman Migat Try Sheath Gown1 Cowtoctor HeM for Hauling Man Free
Zeppelins Airship Destroyed4Senator Allison to Be Busied Saturday4 VlntfBta Lawyers Xarae Capt W4Cowberd Cttme Mteooarl SforarIlsiilmabiag Horse Show OB i-
Drys Open Seesfem at PareeBvflta-11McCre May Quit Pennsylvania
LOCAL1 Baldwin Agate Flies DiriglWe
War Starts at River Fertside Against the Hasers2 Kyto Answers Wifes Stateeaeats4 lowans Are Fighting Ciimmla-
sBonapartes OfficeSHyattaviHe Has Stabbing Affray
KHeadersoa Funeral Pleas MadeeOHte Inhabitants In Seeks
FREIGHT RATES TO INCREASE
Roads Outwit States In aFederal Court
Atlanta Ga Aug i Higher freightare to go late
well aa other States ia tbe Southeast at I
Federal Judge Speerroads from patting tbe
before United StalesCircuit Judge Don Pantee who Is spendleg the scanner at Asbevfife X C andasking for an appeal and la
The appttcatioH which wasattorneys representing Ute
Southern Railway the LowtsrUJ-ertasfcvilk and Atlantic Coast UM
of the railroads peof Ute nattar
TIle btgber rates will aow b-
OB by tbe Iatoutat Commerce Oc
Orient Rates to Rise I
Portland Ores Ann 5 Freight rates
w t port to the Orient wBJ be advanced I
materially on Septemberwill
Honghoag SU to Shanghai art 3a-W3 TIle present
rate Is S to Japan and Hongkong It to-
XarriU
MAKES RECORD ALPINE GUMS
American Ascends Jangfrna andTwo Other Peaks
Amr S Mr Burr of Bos-ton has a retard climb of the threeAlps
the ace eatyesteraaj morning lanterns bongto light tile way Tbe party reed tilesummit afterward made Ute ofXoenca which feat sxcoauUsaed they
0ger and returned to MrBurrs after fifteen hoes It washand going over tee adds and rocks Thethree peaks are each more Ulan IMWfeet high
They form a chain connected by lofty
TORNADO WIPES OUT TOWN
DanniHg Nebr Reported toBeen Destroyed
Towns Fifty Miles Distant Forcedto Close Telephones Because-
of Electrical
i Just after darkstruck Donates Nero
CM MnaMtaats OR the Bsr
Valises reports of the damage havebee received but nothing authentic is
All telephone and telegraph wiresare down and communication be
until tomorrowTown fifty mils from
of UM terrific legReports have reached tae BacMagttti
railroad ofaces here that Donatescompletely wrecked
OPPOSES c B STEPJ S Byers Nominated for Congress-
in Math Virginia District
MarylandFair
to President
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9WIt Drowned iR Bar
Bate
fCooley Quits
of Cemmce CSouthern
rates eked inn Georgia as
dnpite the grantedUabdDE theIncreased rates
lute ect laTIle roMs today Jingo Spe-
ectID by stie y
and
by Pardee Judge
passed
on wheat sad rL TIle Me-
te ports be I a tea ta
M and to
d to ShaaghL
t
two Ie beganof the Jgtraa lit usigti
wed
wentascended
betel
red rpdsen
save
Storm
Omaha feb AugtoJIIPK a tornado
utte Ute send lips
cannotreestablished
wereforced to close their teteehene afIIces
1Suffragettes fee
4an
tEPowers seen
once infuadfon by
Gesegistraded
sopr sederme
made
weegraatd Jade Parde-e7e4rrd bond a
defers nntlsn
sisa
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Aooompanled by guides
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PutesM Va Aug R The DemocraticCongrewional convention of the Ninthdistrict today by acclamationJ G Byers of Bristol for Congress to
The convention cheered eatbusiastieaUyat the mention ofJ Bryan by F Lee Trtekte temporaryebainaaa F M Cortes of Scott Coun-ty was also placed In but
evident enthusiasm for Byersbe withdrew ta favor of the other men
Resotntkms were adopted confirming thenational Democratic platform and aiedg
to Bryan and Kern declaring theRepublican party sectional in principleand hostile to tbe people and Institutions
of tile conventtoR to vote as a memberof Congress in favor of a Federal statuteprohibiting tbe shipment of IntoxicatingSqaors into communities
to MinesAug At Lewis
burg mines last night a group of strficerslarge of dynamite
The then ranto a ridge seer by and opaeA are withrile So far as known ao oM was n-
Baltfmore and Ohio ExcursionSLW to Harper Ferry
JJJ5 to Berkeley Springs andCumberland and return Special trait
leaves Orion Station 815 a m SundayAugust 9
6OoeO Feet Edge Grain GeorgiaFlooring now on taBd
8pdBI to 16e
noduated
oppose C Baeoorsb Slemp the RepaWt-
caa iRcUlllUte same of
iog tile support of the Democrats of tile
of tile South and pledging the nominee
wryStrikers SIege
Himighua Ala
threw a heavyasatDK tile stockade
JmeII
am MartinsON-
to
Co
W4 dot hush
Wlhm
nominationseeing e
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KILLED
Bloody Battle Follows Elec
tion of School Officials
PERSONS WOUNDED-
One Woman a Victim in Taylqr
Fatalities Follow Clash at Laymanon the Cumberland River WhereBallots ire BeingsSides Meet to Canvass Returns fromElection In Harlan ConntyDlspate Arises Over Contested Ballot
Frankfort Kybattte la Eastern Kentucky since the daysof Ute a eaaelnotl a of tile Cockrffls andMarcamc n Broatbttt County and theflgbt between tile Pwaoiea and Preaefeea-m Perry County pte 6 today atLayman on tile Cassti ui In a River inMarina Ooaaty ks winch three persons
kilted and sertoasty jiwtmded
JAM KB SlAHfOKl-KAICI BLAXfOK-S KKLT osmoetaTIM wounded are
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Result of Old FendThe troabte was caused by long stead
the Taylors aad thewhich dates beck several goa
Tbe school trnatc election in Hsrtenje-
aswe for tile fend is break outabet TIle Mantoasfor tile trustee and the Taylors a mathdate atao Ute election tb r
several breaks hat ao maomlngThe Wantons sad tile Taylor and
of their relatives met at tile Kenoral of W F Howard today tocoaat the bullet aad award tile eerttt-eates Dtfttag the lag of the bal-lots taecaasMatoof tile Taylors seemed
Tbe Taylors accused tbe
tt tafcxs to ton It asta-
SOBIEWOMAIT cowLord Daughter Surprises
PartyOttawa Oat Aag S Lady Victoria
EllIott daughter ofof India nuked a co-
here yesterdayEarS Grey Lord and others
vMted the dairy and wbea someone
she aetoatebed
MIGHT TRY SHEATH GOWN
Woman Cant Wear Her Own NorMans Clothing
Gets Arrested in New York 3 o Ma-tter Which Apparel She Dons
and Snturally Is Indignant
New York Aagi 5 Mrs Augusta Steb
whose identity was only revealed throughbeat prostration On the Fourth of Julyhas retained a wellknown lawyer to ob-tain an injunction against the police re-
straining them from interfering withher travels about York City Mrs
Slob who was commonly known as GusWhen she wore mens attire finds herpredicament more troublesome than was
was a woman State her release fromRoosevelt Hospital and her subsequentsentence of five days oa BiackweHs Isl-and for her escapade Mrs Slob has beenintercepted by the police several times a
i identity being known she can noI longer wear a mans without being
THREE ARE j
IN KENTUCKY FEUD
SIX
Blanton War
CountedBoth
LTile
foals
TIIeee kiDed
Lee tales neck
ftIPor a-Mar
the K we-ba
leg enmitytat
oat but SeWrIIaT afternoon
eaDllWlare
During
be getting tile boat of tile ytaeaa dI1rpae baflot
ofcheat JII isms than the
JuI4their
Unto Ba-G
Lord viceroyat Clarks inky
Roberts
asked T Victoria CaD you mtlkTthe party by down
and milking tile oar exeeedtDgI welL
J
oho In clothing fo-re yeArs in New York u awetter in lending Manhattan hotels and
her-m
bet task In lDg the fact that she
day
suit
Ang bleedteet
were sixare
saelt rat L 1bTs hr hearer ast ddsath Om aedhsee-Jela thws th ae hsak
aMt Laugh rte Antnine lhe4 stales is
Ls Biota shot Y the s s sad
between
eratfous
futahbed
ran a
were
sameMar
to votearose aver a contested
l Yataw at-tempting te andtime eat
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arrested and Inasmuch as spe morelike a man then a women even when shewears womens clothing she has been delathed on several occasions under sus-picion of being a man masquerading In
ens clothing She lAds it difficult toabout the city in any attire except
and to avoid detention whenshe wears her own clothing she vU askfor an injunction to Keep tbe police awayfrom her
Three times during tbe past week Gashas been held up In the street in differentparts of tile city and released only afterconsiderable trouble
Yesterday she was held up on a BrightonBeach train la Brooklyn while on herway to a seaside vaudeville show where
She has been late for her performanceevery day on account of the police activ-ity and fearing tile result of furtherharassing by the police she has madeup her mind to appeal to the courts fora restraining order
bothered said Mrs Slob I wore mensclothing to find my husband and to getemployment in a mans capacity and nowthat I wear clothes pike any other woman-I mat walk along the street without be-ing molested Because my face looks
grabbed and held until I prove my story-I cant wear mens clothing without ar-rest until I get proper permission norcan I wear womeas clothing without belag ta ea for man What am I goingto do I want to live as a the restof my life and I hope that the necessaryproceedings to let me do so will soon becompleted
CellingFrank Uobey U Co 6th at and N Y ave
looks
movea mans suit
she has been enraged for the pest week
It s shame that I am continuallY
like a mans than a womans I am
a
bed rd Per 200 Ft
a
mere
man
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SUFFRAGETTES FAIL
TO SEE PRESIDENT
Votesfor Women DelegatesBarred from Sagamore
RAIN SPOILS TJjEEIB CnTELSl
Mrs Bormann Wells nail Her PartyBadly Routed by Blement Try toDrive Into President Place iaAuto nut Are by SecretService Agent Promise to Return
Oyster Bay X Y Aa-fMacctes otsceaaBd upon Oyster Bay vil-lage this afternoon to make tIN foaqimtof tile executive other and tt nrpBataryto march uponand President at Sagasaore HIU
They came and saw but tile ooaoaeriagwill have to beafter aH suffragettes are onlysaid wbea the rain began to drench prettywhite uncurl themerry satCragettes pate tbe game wascoiled oa oa account of wet
Eves MrsKsh ecgragette who has faced brick-bats and bad eggs WIlDe pkiaJUij
se la her own country bad tofees herself beaten by aa Oyster Barshower She and her rtTmaaiaons took tileevening train back to New York williethe executive slice staff and secret sorv
the villagers several of regretThey had tbe literature
exciting than moving picture shows inFleets HaILexpressed The circus never comeOyster Bar this summer lid new thistaraar rate ap and wooed a good stow
Headed By Mrs WellsHeeded by Mrs Bomnaon WeBs Ute
the 9Oyster Bay If a trip taken a few days
who came down to spy JMKland is not considered
Besides Mrs Wells those present wereDr Maude Glasgow Miss Margaret Buntof Coloradoearly aad as often
been here before TIle quartetthe newspaper
the II1rrice guard
other for
ekkta and the
groundsBonmaaa Wen tile
Ute
tee guard breathed sigh to relief
and ail primed for more
As oneIt
Suffragettes phahnx etbnbed down3 clod tram for JIS ftnt of
ago by Miss Mary a JaW1fJrmember she
where they Jet her vote asall site theses andtile who
greeted by aM Joseph
Stopped
sPour sat
secretRoosevelt
done some daywomen
plumes on
Titg
ass
a and
diettibstsdwere samednsg
di ruutJedWagernear
fromview
Coleman
Miss Mary Coleman lawyer badwas
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Murphy stood la command of the SecretService guards who had dropped ia at thestation to sine ap the situation and theSuffragettes
Mrs Wells Scents BattleIrs Wells aU in white except for s
crimson sash and a wide sailor bat trimmed with red ribbon and set at rakishangle seemed to scent the battle fromafar and be glad
The fact that President Roosevelt de-
clines toshe said
We have chosen to come here forvery obvious reasons and It is sDAdeatfor our purposes that we are to addreesthe Oyster Bay people In front of thegovernment Executive offices By theway bow many people do you think witcome to bear as We were told tbatsometimes as away as eighty people gotogether at one to bear a speechand if that is all we caa micas to bearus the awful ride here was banHyworth while
Just about Jtben tile rate began toand Mrs Wells and Miss Hunt
took refuge ta a store directly acrossfrom the executive office They looped
but did not venture much to the delightof Acting Secretary Forster who al-though not clothed with the personalplacitude of Secretary Loeb into sUU a-
very attractive mannerMr Forster bad refused earlier in the
day to say whether or not the suffragetteswould be refused if they asked porous
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So 1 Cypress Shingles 55 Per 1000Frank Ubbey Co 6th at and N Y
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see us doe atIt Is enough that be has ref-
used
time here
out
at and longed for the of IIt
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mutter all
come-down
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MRS KACKAY EEEIEC5TED
Woman Again Named as Member ofItonlyn School Board I
taship oa tbe Rostraafteraoan
number la tIe ab
Mrs Maekay was oae of several
STANDARD OIL COMPROMISEi
Makes Overtures toat Indianapolis
polls lad Aug After nearlya years fight against the Standard OBCompany by laaaeeiOr of Weights sad
WStandard OH Company hastares for a settlement agreeing to complywith tile taw
He to have the caw flMed bydrivers ia the presence of panhaters ofon
ON TRIAL FOR OLD GRIME
North Carolina Physicist SeIndieted After 25 Years
Accused of Murder of Negro HeEscaped Asylum and
Oxford Xtrial for alleged
years age Dr Jt-IParyear a physteiaa shot andkilled a negro aaa who worked oa idsphmtatlOB after a dispute out
lot of CUM trout lace of Dr Paryearas orderedDr Puryear was shown to be
commuted to aa aeyfejm Two yearsbe escaped and west Westago be returned to Oxford and rseWedthere unmolested until recently waDbe bad a dtepotc with an
the indictment of Dr Purwor
Long Aug Char
shoci UIIa
flCa
to but there sadPets lip wbeu Man
lIar was electedJ I r
feet1
Men Manager ueJDIIde over
I
c LAhere
T lIve D
growingor tile failure ot the JIesnt w a
thethe trial leek placenyd tile court onIeIeII IdIII
interFear ys
aid
This man then became active and
Roeipa Ieissd 1Mrspct Matdkay was reelected mambo
DMeiThen ware il votes pet
an uanaaily largerescs OsaiR
woeswhat was r interest
a there was thwsbat awr cedes op
Local Law
es Buds of
P
proper
Fled
Aag must remark-able murder beganmay
pcoInin
remove
When
unbalanced
acquaintlace
se-
curedanew The trial which Degas today isthe result
MEN VICTORS
Indiana Judge Aids Blocking of PareFood
Indianapolis AUK SJudgeBaker of the Federal Court has
granted a restraining ordersix distillery owner against collectorsof internal rovenae IB ladiaaa to preventdiem from labeling the distillery praaaets
and tbe dlsUHers so thesee of spirits would be impossible aspeople would net buy it
LEFT THE SAFE UNOPENED
Thieves haul It Down Road ButAre Scared Avrny-
I ReckrHle t Aug i Thieves enteredi irshu T TTr
four miles neigh of he v last night load
end hauled it several hundred pare downthe public road leaving it there aaopeaed
The safe contained a considerable sumof money and It Is supposed the robberswere frightened away before they couldget it open
North Carolina SIClnR Sl XJ I er loo KFrank libbey Co st and N Y ave
WHISKY
lad
In favor of
asUnder Ute peso laws tilewere labeled instead d
said labeled
the store of lft at Awry
ed a eeopeIIBtI sea
LawFrau-
ds
And productsakohal eplrha
ea a wheelbarrow
m RIDES FREE
CONDUCTOR HELD
3 0 Employe Arrestedfor Violating the Law i
ON 1000 BAIL
Charges Defendant withPermitting Charles Hinder to RideFree of Charge from Baltimore toMartlaaburg Out by Auditor of Passenger Receipts
Baltimore Md Aug Ha conductor on the BaHinore-
oa a e NIl for
SWOrn
George1
Ohio Railroad was arrested todayby Dulled States Deputy Ztc-
os the cbar ot violating anact of hp carrying a passengertree tIC charge lth train
Jk rose I
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RELEASED
Warrant
tpdMrabal
mermanCongress
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TIle warrant which charges the condoctor with carrytag Caaries Fthrter free
f charge from Baitbaore to Martianberg was sworn oat by Caaries H-
aay man by tile aaate of Fander aadsays be is
CABINET HAS RESIGNED
Grand VWer and HITheir
CuusUntinopli a The grandoilier fwd tbe members of tbe cabinet
resignedThe exmbdeter of toanee exaasnteter
of ssaiaii and the exprafeet of ConjtaiiUuoah have been arrested It Is saMthat they are charged with treason bettile situation is obscure It is understoodthat tbe Sultan has made KtamH Pashagrand vMer and has directed Wm tocooperate with the Sheik TJlIslam m
be obtainedTIle notorious Feban Pasha formerly
of Ute secret police has beenlynched at Tentehir to the village ofBrouosa Fables was of the most
favorites H
beforeor
of the reeeIpts of the lid Ohio
TIM teaks all knowledge
QuitPlaces
Ace
foaming a but Ute facts cannot
head
bated t the
bearing United States CommissionRogers
Pamdrat auditor peseengerBaltimore
conductor of
iauooent
Colleague
have
cabinet
onepalace was
tile most unscrupulous persecutorsand plunderers of tile public
became involved IB a tow with Germany about eighteen months ago and itresulted hi bra banishment He ted
threatened by some of his manyvictims and was Seeing when he wascaptured and killed
FLEET NEARING AUCKLAND
Wireless MessaRe from War ShipsReports Speed of Ten Knots
San Francisco Aug 5 Tbe followingcable dispatch bas been received over theBritishAmerican cable tlae from the FIJI
He
late-ly heft
among
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Istaade to British Columbia and theto San Francisco
On board the U S S
to the Glacier at Suva FIJI IsiTvesday Tbe long cruise
of tile Atlantic battle ship fromto Auckland is fast drawing to a
dose For 3M miles the big vessels havekept ap aa average speed of tea knots aahoar slackening speed oaly two or
tbe men are burnishing up their vat
According to the schedule preparedwhen the fleet left San Francisco the
next Sunday August 9 but the opinion aaboard tbe Vermont tonight is that theNew Zealand shores will be sighted atleast a day earlier
Lowest Lumber Prices In YearCo 6th Y
Vermont at seawtnies the Panther and the
tea
fleet
threerises
Zealand now than 98t miless the text land the Beet will see
andforma and accoutrements In preparationtot the greeting that Is expected IR
battle are due tn Auckland harbor
I
at and N
y through
andsHon-
olulu
New lessahead
Auck-land
sutpa
Fro k Libber are
Nebraskan Going to Minneapolis August 3L
MAY AVOID NEW YORK
Will Carry Campaign on in theWestern States
Accepts Invitation from FormerManager of Johnson Boom to Attend State Fair Will ProbablyDiscuss the Tariff Znmlsts No
Be A
Get Into the Fray
Lincoln Nebmeat this afternoon by Mr Bryan thatbe has ceepted ac invitation to speckat the Minneapolis State fair on AugustX Indicates that be has made up his
East and talk bet wM proceed to mapout his own campaign alone his ownlinesIt is no secret that beoyed ap by
word that has wage from the East thatoandHfoas are sack that be JIM muchmere than a fighting Bryan hasbees eager tomeet the Easterners to face andpresent the issues He has bad no desireto piece lit If is aats to thoState leaders tar to eoeae Bast without
I having am received an tevttaUonI Bryan expects to go to Indianapolis-to the Kern aotiScattoa oa August 36-
IHis next ensasezaeat prior to today
was for Chicago OB Labor Day The In
BRYAN TO SPEAK
TO MINNESOTANS
Char ed x1oto
Aug The announce
mind to walt no upon theIn York for an invitation to como
the
ter Ute ray there toface
Ad-
mission lust
hanger lendersNew
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Therefore today when Frederick BLynch late manager of Gov JohnsonPresidential campalea accompanied byPresident Nelson of the Minnesota
Society came to askspeak the State fate at Minneapolis onAugust n ba accepted He willably talk on Ute tares He would notiagree however to come unless that por-tion of tbe ciouuan m which be speaks
thrown open ta tile public and notidinsulia sbaijLil la bear him
Mr Lynch said that to bad come totPanview to second Mr NetomTs invita
also to bring asaatances frontthe soaporteis of Tohnnon ta Minnesotaand tile Northwest that they were forBryan
abandonment of New Tork as a scene orendeavors wD mean that
Bryan ail throw ktanaelf into the
Xonaaa R Mack has notified Mr Bryantbat bo wm be ta Ltecota ta attend the
Asks for ContributionsAnother appeal for omaal a funds ap-
pears ia large type oa lbs front page ofthis weeks Oiaiaisiiis slug with
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It rendsWanted Caapasga contribottons
Wantedctttaeas C tbe repabUc who
TartB rgvtalsa by representatives ofUte consumers of tile products and notby the agents of three who make
profits by Manufacture and said
of United States Senators bypopular vote thus breoJRng up the Sena-torial oligarchy heeded by Standard Oil
is strong enough to successfullyall measures la behalf of
Ute public welfareof aH ualtuual bank
money pan-ics by giving all people absolutedeace in all banks
and
the people who are by trusts
To Publish NamesPaaHcity of rissBUmi contributions
before election day so that the people
of candidates aad why they are payingAdoption of aa Jacenn tax because-
it just and under It wealth may bearits proportionate of the burdens oC
Federal govennaea-tTbepaijbinaat of men who
raOroad stocks and ownership theof railroad construction
j ke and railroadoperation with fair returns In wagon stdprofits to workers and owners oa honestvaluation and honest tabor but not oawatered stocks and false
purely bY ezptottatloa-Ur Bryan today gave out to the press
tile same time Issued a brief statementHe
the campaign Inseveral Important topics to ba
treated In Ida letter of acceptance andis other addresses which be is to givelater
Fromthere
of hJsIaly protected products
whichresist end
del-IMIts thereby al
cone
Detrnetis of private monopolytile teat d law against trusts by
by the agents of the trusts
may wtae the expenses
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advance copies of J orw be delivered J and at
for publication outlining contentssays be will not discuss al the Issues of
this speeds but wm
fayye Desewatic prepositions
ex-
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Guaranteepreventing
oppraeedand
mow are paying
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GREAT STEEL CAR CONTRACT
Thousands of Men to Work On TenMillion Dollar Job
Pittsburg AtJg S Negotiations forbiggest steel car contract in history havebeen opened with the Pressed Steel CarCompany of Pittsbwrg by the newly allied GouMHarriiaan interests The
will mean aSoat SMvMseC4 and willcall for the delivery of about MlOCO ears
the next three years News of this greatcontract leaked out
The car contrast wffi employ severalthousand men for throe years workingsteadily
Worth Toe and SI Blacklstooe 14th and H
The Bottom Has DroppedOf lumber prices
the
to be delivered at stated periods within
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