KERM1T ROOSEVELT
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Washington
Interesting Hits of News Gathered
at the National Capital.
Taft Boom Was Born in Barber Shop
WASHINGTON. Tho nurnory ot
Tnft'fl boom for llio presidential
nomination wns n room In tho cxocti
tlvo olllces of tlm Whllo IIoiiho
BrountlH, where President Hoosovolt,
boforo lio left for IiIb homo nt Oyster
liny, wnn shaved ench work day. I lore,
whon tho boom was n green and ton
dor tlilm;, Kh first young shoots pushed
to the light. Hero It wan coaxed to
' sturdlor growth. Here, In full blossom,
It was talked over and ndmlrod.
Prank Hitchcock was tho oMclnl and
tho president the unofficial manager
of tho Taft boom. Tho president, nt
these heart-to-heart talks with tho can
didate was In a barber chair. A cer
tain White Honso mcssongor wlolded
llio razor and lathor brush. It was the
.only part of tlm day when official busl
neas did not claim all of HoorovoII'h
time. It was Taft'H ono chnnco to do
inoRt of tho talking. ,
Even then, tho barber hnd to be
watchful, and quick to snntch away
tlio brush or blado. When T. K. wants
to talk ho sometimes forgets ho Is bo
' Ing shaved. If tho harbor's hand had
not a gambler's quickness, tho presi
dent would have had tho lather brush
Wholesale Prices Are Highest in Years
IT will bo of Interest to thoso who
wero busy last year In keoplng tho,
wolf from tho door to know that fig
urcs on wholesale prices of 2C8 repre
sentative staple articles roachod tho
apox of their soaring InBt October.
Theso statistics nro for tho 18 years
botwoon 1800 nnd 1007.
Tho nnnunl roport on this subject of
tho commorco nnd labor department
shows that tho avorago for tho year
1007 was G.8 per cent, higher than far
1000; 44.4 per cent, higher than for
1807, tho year of lowest prices during
tho 18-yonr period, and 20.C por cont.
higher than tho nverago for tho ton
years from 1800 to 1800. Prices
reached their highest point during tho
18-yoar porlod In October, 1007, tho
pverogo for that month being 1.2 por
Wiley's Poison Squad End Their Test
DIl. IIAHV13Y W. W1M3Y'S hyglonlo
experimental Rtudents, Irrovoront
ly rcforred to nt times nB tho "poison
Bqund," havo onded tho sonson'B fenst
ing at tho bureau of chemistry, nnd
their condition la being carefully noted
to nscortntn what offoct tho diet has
had upon each,
Sovon young mon composo tho
class, and they havo boen giving their
norvlcoa to domonstrnto what effect
snltpotor and a variety of mlacolla
jioous food products chemically or arti
ficially trcatod have upon tho human
uystom.
Tho studonts havo resumed tho reg
ulation boarding houso meals with
out fenr of Interfering with tho scien
tific Investigations of tho govern
ment. DosldoB taking up Hitch mnttora as
Bummer bovorages, wldoly advortlsed
ns possessing medical properties, but
Makes New Record
THE retirement of Secretary of War
Tnft IcavcB but two men In Hooso
volt'B cabinet who woro thero whon
ho Buccoodcd to tho presidency on tho
death of President McKlnloy. Theso
nro Secretary of Stuto Hoot and Sec
rotary of Agriculture Wilson.
Mr. Hoot wns Becrolnry of war whon
Mr. Hoosovolt became presldont In
Soptembor, 1001. Ho Hhortly nftor
ward retired from tho cabinet, but
wna portmadod to re-enter It upon the
doath of Secretary of Btato Hay.
Thero havo been muro changes and
BhlftB In President HoosovoH'b cab
lnet thun In that of any of his prude-
censors. Ho has had two Hucrotarlos
fof atate, Hay and Hoot. Ho has had
three BOcrotarlea of tho troasury,
Ougo, Shaw and Cortelyou.
With Luko 13. Wright ho has had
threo secretaries of war, Hoot, Taft
fib
&1S
Whisperings
In his eye as often as ho hnd It In his
mouth. Tho shaving of the president
and tho midday cultivation of tho
boom of Taft started at 1 p. m. and
lasted n half hour.
Taft, when ho was In Washington,
often saw tho presldont Fevorft! times
In the morning. Dut Mr. Itoosovelt
had many things on his mind then and
no leisure. For nn hour or longer aft
er 11:30 hlii outer office wns filled with
men who had appointments.
At tho ono o'clock shaving time
enmo tho first respite. Tho room In
which tho presldont was shaved Ib a
small, narrow one, betweon tho presi
dent's office nnd that of Secretary
Loeb. It Ih used as an anteroom to
both offices. On tho wall Is n long,
framed photograph of a squadron of
battleships.
At this window Is a low-set lcathor
upholstered chnlr. Against tho wall
at ono side a writing desk.
When tho time for shaving arrived
tho low, leather covered chair was
pulled out from the wnll. A neat foot
rest of two stops was produced from
under the writing desk and set In front
of tho chnlr.
ItooHovelt took his place Then
cumn Taft, who pulled up nnothor
chnlr alongside.
Whou Taft was away Itoosovoit oft
en received others In tho shaving peri
od. Sometimes tho correspondents
talked with him thero. Sometimes It
was Hon. Jimmy anrflold, ho of the
classic brow.
cent, higher than tho avorago for the
year 1007.
When the commodities nro divided
Into nlno groups every group shows an
Incrcaso In prlco In 1007 ns compared
with 1000. For farm products takon
an n wholo this lncreuso was greatest,
namely, 10.0 per cent.; for food, 4.G
per cent.; for clothes nnd clothing, 5.C
per cent.; for fuel nnd lighting, 2.4
per cent.; for raotals and Implements
G.l por cant.; for lumber and building
mntorlnls, 4.0 per cent.; for drugs and
chemicals, 8.3 per cent.; for house
furnishing goods, G.8 per cent., nnd
for tho miscellaneous group, flvo por
cent.
Tho offect of tho money stringency
In tho latter part of tho last year Is
reflected In tho decrease rocordod in
all commodities during November and
December, the nverago prlco showing
a docroaso of 3.5 per cont. below Oc
tober. Of tho 268 nrticlos for which
wholesale prices wore rocordod 172
showed an Incrcaso In tho avorago
prices for 1007 ns compared with 1000;
3G showed no chango and Gl showod
a decrease.
thought by nclontlflo mon to bo objoc
tlnnnblo bocnuso containing caffeine or
o th or Injurious substances, thero la a
wldo field for tho ptudents to experi
ment. One of tho most Interesting possi
bilities Is tho determination of wheth
er or not foungreojc, tho famous old
world horb remedy, which Is part of
most medicines advertised to Incrcaso
flesh, Is really what It Is said to bo,
and will accomplish the purpoaos for
which It Is advertlBod. A class In
foungreek In said to bo ono of tho pos
sibilities of tho early Muro.
Condition foods for animals also
offor a field of cndeavoi that Dr.
Wiley may yet explore to dctermlno
If tho claims made for tho various
brands of food nro really true,
Tho experiments conducted by Dr.
Wiley nro tho first largo oxporlmsnta
of tho sort conducted In tho scion
tlllc world. Tho clasaos, which wero
started In tho fall or 1002, havo al
ready gono through a vnrloty of ex
periments, llornx and boric acid were
tho first to recelvo attention, eulphurto
acid, bonzoto, formaldohydo nnd cop
per salts havo also bcon fully tested
ns to their effects on tho human sys
tem when tnkon with food.
for Cabinet Changes
and Wright. Ho has had throe attor
neyH gonernl, Knox, Moody nnd Uona
parte; flvo postmasters general,
Smith, Pnyno, Wynne, Cortolyou and
Meyor: tlvo secretaries of tho imvy,
Long, Moody, Morton, Honnparto and
Mctculf.
Ho hns had two secretaries of tho In
terior, Hitchcock and Garfield. Ho hna
had one Bocrctnry of agriculture, Wll
son, and threo secretaries of commerco
and labor, Cortolyou, Metcalf and
Straus,
Tho retirement of Secrotnry Taft
hna lod to aomo speculation na to how
long Mr, Wilson will continue at tho
head of tho department of ngrtculturo.
Tho chnncea are that ho will contlnuo
to Borvo through the term of Mr.
Hooaovolt, and nhould Secrotnry Tnft
succeed to the presidency, It Is posal
bio thnt Secretary Wilson would con
tluuo In tho cabinet. It will bo 1?
years uoxt March since Wilson be
came Bccrotary of agriculture. Ho Is
73 years old, but n man of great activ
ity. Howovor, It hua boen a matter
of uomo surprise that ho has continued
In ofllce ao long, as It has been the
Hooaovolt tendency to get youwger
men Into his cablunt
ttopyrktit br WaMon rwcett.
Son of the president who will accompany the latter on his hunting trip
to Africa on the expiration of his term of office.
SECRECY OVER A SHIR
BIG 8EA FIGHTER TO BE BUILT
AT NEW YORK NAVY YARD.
Order Forbids Men Telling. Anything
About New 20,000-Ton Vessel
Keel to Be Laid Within a
Few Weeks.
Now York. In nn order which Is
ono of the moat Bweeplng over Issued
at tho Now York navy yard all blDccrs
nnd men employed In tho construction
of tho now 20,000-ton battleship, whoae
keel will be laid within a few weeks,
nro forbidden to glvo out any Informa
tion whatBoovcr to tho nowspaporB or
tho public. So strict Is tho wording
of the order that tho ofllcers In charge
of tho department of construction nnd
repair, to whom It Is pnrtlculurly ad
dresaod, will not oven glvo tho name
of tho author.
Hear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich,
commandant of the yard, Ib In Wash
ington, and It Ib boltovcd thnt tho order
had Its origin thore. Ono ofllcor did
venturo tho Information that tho con
tents of tho document would probably
bo mado public within a fow dnyB.
William J. Haxtor, naval construc
tor, who will havo charge of tho build
ing of tho ship, rofuaed to talk about
anything connected with hla depnrt
msnt. "I nm shut up tighter than a clam,"
ho Bald. "Undor this ordor wo cannot
glvo out any Information. I cannot tell
you whon tho keol of tho now vcasel is
to bo laid. Tho order won't lot mo Bay
how mnny men nre to bo taken on or
laid off."
All other officers connected with tho
dopnrtmont of construction nnd re
pair woro as reticent aa their chief. At
tho office of tho labor board In tho
yard It was found thnt tho ordor had
produced an effect Blmllar to that In
tho department of construction and ro.
pair.
While Bomo of tho officers nnd men
nro of tho opinion thnt tho doslro of
tho navy department Is to prevent for
eign nations from learning of the Im
provements In tho battleship, others
boo In t tho rc8ult of tho strugglo thnt
has boon going on botwoon tho ofllcors
favoring tho consolidation of tho vnrl-
oua departments of tho ynrd and tho
nntl-consoltdnttnnlatB.
Tho workmen at tho yard aro op
posed to consolidation nnd many offl-
MEXICO'S INLAND WA TER WA Y
:
Canal 104 Miles Long Between Tamplco
and Tuxpam Built by an American.
Tuxpnm, Max. Tho Mexican gov
ernment la building an Inland water
way 104 mlloa long to connect the
ports of Tamplco and Tuxpam. It Is
now about ono-hnlf finished nnd will
cost about $5,000,000 Mexican money,
which la equivalent to J2.G00.000 gold.
It Is 75 feet wldo and has a uniform
depth ot 1H foot. Tho first division
of GC miles 1b now practically finished
and Is opon for trntllc. It la expected
that tho waterway will bo opened nil
tho way through for Hnmll boats with
in two years.
This waterway runs within from two
to five miles of tho gulf along Its
wholo length. Ita construction grow
out of tho fact that thoro nro frequent
ly dnya at n tlmo when amnll boats
ongaged In coastwise trado aro unablo
to wenther tho rough water of tho
gulf nnd thnt thero la Insufficient wa
ter ovor tho bar at tho mouth of tho
Tuxpnm rlvor at times to enable tho
beats to reach tho harbor at Tuxpam.
Another great Incentive that led to
tho building of tho cnnal was that It
woidd bo tho means of developing a
broad agricultural region that has
heretoforo been badly lacking In trans
portutlon facilities for Its various
products.
Tho Tamplco-Tuxpam canal follows
tho routo of nn Inland watorway which
has boon In use for moro than threo-
quarters of a century.
Capt. Gharlca Shlllaber of Chicago
la constructing tho canal for the Mux
lean government on a percentage
basis.
Ho hnd mado a conifortablo fortune,
had Just reached his Blxtletb year and
ih
corn nro In sympathy with them, for
under the new order of thlngB It will
bo practically Impossible for a work
mnn to obtain promotion except by a
competitive oxamlnatlon.
OFFICE CAT PETRIFIED.
Found Between Walls Thirty Years
After Disappearance.
OreenBburg, Pa. The ofllco cnt hna
turned up nt last, and n prank of tho
printer's dovll of 30 years ago has j
como to llghL In tenrlng out n por
tion of tho Mltlnger building rocontly
workmen found tho potrlflod body of
puaay, encased between floors. Every
feature except the whiskers la well
preserved and tho curio has caused
much comment.
Old tlmo printers nnd veteran news
paper mon nre racking their memories
to recall the disappearance of tho cat,
but none hnn been found who remem
bers tho circumstance. Thirty years
ago tho QrcoiiBburg Herald wub pub
lished in tho Mltingor building, nnd it
Is prcsumod tho ''devil," finding tho
hand Bet galleys scarce and Uttlo work
to do, cnught tho cat, cunningly con
cealed lier betweon tho floors, nnd
nailed shut tho opening.
Tho plcco of petrification Is heavier
than Btono, of a graylah hue, and oven
tho oycB of the fcllno retain a luster.
TOO MUCH MUD IN OMAHA.
Citizens Imbibed 11,315 Tons of Sedi
ment In a Year.
Omnba Neb. Omnha peoplo havo
been drinking 31 tons of mud every
dny, according to tho testimony of tho
city chomlst, given In a suit wherein
tho city Is protesting the bills of tho
Omnha Water company becauso of tho
Impuro water furnished. During tho
year Omnha peoplo drank 11,316 tona
of sediment, the chemist Bald.
Tho Omnha water supply la taken
from tho Missouri rlvor, tho muddiest
Btrenm In tho country. Although alum
Is used In Bottling tho water, and flvo
different Bottling basins aro contained
In tho battery of reservoirs, yet tho
wntcr as it comcB from tho mains is
murky.
Tho water commissioners aro refus
ing payment of tho water bills for tho
last four years.
hnd planned to Buend tho remnlmior
of his llfo In comfort and enjoyment.
Chnnelug to visit Moxlco on a pleas
uro trill ti r nnnnnlvml ilw incuU.lilii,.o
of Improving tho old wntorway,
brought tho matter to tho attention of
tho government and undertook to do
tho work.
WED BY SIGN LANGUAGE.
Unique Marriage Ceremony Is Per
formed In Iowa.
Fertllo, In. A unique weddlnir com
mony occurred hero In tho marrlngo
of Mlsa Purely Smith to Frank Thomp
son, O. J. OJerdlund ofllclutlng, which
wns solemnized by uso of tho deaf
muto language.
Tho bride la tho daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. Smith, prominent residents
hero, la a grnduato or tho deaf-muto
achool nt Council niuffa, nnd n most
talented and charming young womnn
Tho groom la a resident of Owatonn
Minn., Is n prlntor by trado, nnd se
cured his education nt Faribault,
Minn., In nn Institution for mutes of
thnt Btate. Tho officiating clergyman
18 also a muto. The young people w
realdo In Owntona.
Women Oil the Streets.
Stouchsburg, Pa. Fully 200 of the
S00 peoplo of this town Joined the
oiner nny in n street anrinkllmr cm
aade. Scores of women and children
turned out with garden sprlnklera, and
these woro used to sprinkle tho streets
wun on. uy subscription bcvoij bar
rois or on wero bought, nnd nil of
It
wna sprinkled on tho streets in knn
down the dust that hns becomo so
troublosomo slnco nutomohlles aro
constantly passing through tho town.
ml RUNS
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MANAGSS 1$ 9 TAT C WHILE HGfl
FATHER 16 IN JAIL.
Daughter of Unfrocked Rector Has
Trouble, but 8tlcks to Hard Task
with Success llncldentally
Wears "Merry Widow."
Richmond, Vn. Miss Elizabeth Har
grave, since tho incarceration of her
fnthor, Rov. Jamca T. Hargravo, tho
unfrocked Kplacopnl clergyman, who
was recently convicted In tho fedoral
courta for using tho malls for purposen
of fraud, has become solo managor of
the estate, Cednrhurst lodge, In Hnno
vor county.
Tho evidences aro that tho pretty
10-yenr-old girl Is n genius In tho busi
ness of operating fnrma. Sho nppenra
ulso to know n thing or two about tho
law, which Information Hho Is Btudylng
to ndvantngo In her trials with tho
county ofllcers.
Mies Hargravo camo to tho city for
the purpose of petitioning for nn In
junction to provent the ofllcers from
jelzlng tho property of her father
whllo ho Ib a prlsonor. Tho law 1b to
tho effect that a prlsonor In tho peni
tentiary shall not be llablo to civil
stilts. Tho question Ib whothor or not
tho county officers nro Justified in tho
sol.-.ure, slnco Hnrgravo Is sorving a
term in tho county Jail.
"There's nothing In It. I can't run
a farm on air nnd water," Bald Miss
Hnrgravo. "Whon they seize every
thing thnt comes to mo I can't got on.
Why, they oven dnro to take my own
things my mnil, frolght and express
packages, and everything. They've
lovled on everything but tho plnco
and thnt Is so fixed thnt thoy can't get
at It. If thoy keep pushing mo I am
going to tnke out tho 'homestead ex
emption.' I don't Bupposo thoy can got
around thnt.
"Tho hardest luck of all," sho con
tinued, slightly blushing, "Ib thnt f
havo to rnke tho hny. Several days
ago I had n field all plowed up ready
for planting. Tho seeds wero nt tho
station, but when I sent for them tho
information came back to mo that
thoy had all been lovled on."
Miss Hnrgravo was neatly attired In
a princess gown of striped gray. She
woro a "Merry Widow" hat, trimmed
In pink feathors and ribbon, with u
big-headed hat-pin stuck through tho
mlddlo of It Her long brown gloves
swung limply across her right arm.
Her appearance was that of a care
free inalden, who had never known tho
meaning of trouble.
"I'll run that farm or dlo," sho ex
claimed, as 8ho left to catch her train,
having failed In her mission becauso
of tho nbsenco of Judge Edmund Wad-
dill from tho city. "I'm tho girl they
can't fool. I'm going back to Hanovor
to rako hay. It's tho 'Maud Mullor'
game for mo, all right. Thero aro flvo
mon on tho plnco at work to-day. 1
gucBB If thoy were glrlB, the county
officers would try to selzo thorn. It's
all vory awful, but I am not starving."
PAIR WEDS AFTER 47 YEARS.
Outbreak of Civil War Cause of Post
poning Marriage.
Lowlaburg, Tenn. After a postpone
ment of their wedding for 47 yenra,
O. P. Starnea of Johnson county,
Texas, and Mra. Woolaver of Archer,
Tenn., havo boon married horo. Thoy
havo gono to Oklahoma on their hon
eymoon.
Tho brido was formerly Mlsa Mary
Faloy and lived in Greeno county,
which wna also tho brldogroom's
homo. Thoy wore to havo been mar
ried In tho Bummer of 1861, but nt tho
outbronk ot the civil war Mr. Starnea
enlisted In tho confederate army and
tho marrlngo wns poatponod. At tho
bnttlo of Missionary Rldgo tho pros
pective bridegroom was critically
wounded and loft for dead on tho
field.
Hcports thnt ho had been killed
reached Mlsa Faley, nnd In tlmo Bho
beenmo tho brldo of Robert Woolavor.
Stnrncs naw Mra. Woolaver but onco
nfter his recovery and left for Georgia,
whore ho waa married. Ho Bilbao
quently movod to Toxas.
Eighteen months ngo Mrs. Starnes
died and tho himband recently ascer
tained that hla former Bweotheart In
Tennosseo wns a widow. A corre
spondence was bogun which resultod
In tho consummation of tho pledges
made many years ago.
RIDES IN LOCOMOTIVE TANK.
Machinist Beats Way 260 Miles and
Nearly Drowns.
Wllkcsbarre, Pa. Having ridden
from lluffnlo to this city, 200 miles, in
tho tunk of a Lehigh Valley railroad
passongor loconiotlvo, considered nn
Impoaslblo feat In rldo stealing, Wil
liam Hahmlller of Mnucll Chunk, wna
arrested hero whon tho 2:40 express
arrived.
Hclng n machinist by trnde, and
having worked on locomotive tanks,
ho know enough nbout their steel brao
Ing to risk hanging on, and crawled
In nt Duftalo. Ho was In wntcr up to
his neck most of the time, and when
the loconiotlvo dnahed around curves
ho had hard work to save himself
from drowning as tho water dnahed
nil over him,
He was also In danger oach time
tho tank wns filled, but eacaped until
It wns being flllod horo,- when thf
flroman allowed It to run over, and
Hahmlller had to pop his hoad out to
got air and was discovered.
After hearing hl8 story, Mayor Knit
fen fined him only ono dollar.
Tho holping hnml Is never empty.
Ono to-day Is worth nnotcrnlty ot
yesterdays.
fherfl 13 nothing plntanlo nbout a
roan's love for himself.
If a Binall boy Is qultot his mother
wonders what alls him.
Money makes tho maro go and
somotlmes sho goes to tho Jiorso doc
tor. If a man expect3 a woman to ro rea
sonable she thinks ho is unreasonable.
SENTENCE SERMONS.
The greedy nro always needy.
Llfo is tho mill in which men aro
made.
They nro richest who glvo tho world
most refreshing.
Making a name for gold docs not
make a golden name.
Truth rests on fnctR, but her faco
reaches higher realms.
Hopo and aspiration Joined raako
tho energy of nny life.
It otto ntakes a great load to get a
man down on his knees.
An nppetlto for flattery attracts our
foes and repels our friends.
Knew Him.
"William," eald tho head of tho
firm, looking nt his watch, "I havo
business out of town thla afternoon
and may be detained several hours
If anybody should call "
"Thcr' ain't no ball game to-day, Mr.
Bpotcash," Interrupted tlio ofllco boy.
"I said nothing nbout ball gamcB,
William," rejoined IiIb employer, eying
him Btornly. "Howovor, my business
is such that it can wait until some
othor day. That will be all Just now,
William."
Starch, llko everything else, Is be
ing constantly Improved, tho patent
Starches put on tho market 25 years
ago aro very dlftorent and Inferior to
thop-o of tho present day. In tho lat
est discovery Doflanco Starch all in
jurious chemicals are omitted, whllo
tlio addition of nnothor Ingredient, In
vented by us, gives to the Stnrch a
strength and smoothness never ap
proached by other brands.
All of It.
Newltt Dut Dr. Price-Price doesn't
ask for pay from poor patients."
Markloy No, becauso ho wouldn't
ret It. When ho treated mo ho asked
me If I had any money, and I said
"yes," of course
Nowltt Well?
Markley Ho said, "111 take it."
Carriage to Match.
"I heard Miss Gadabout wondering
tho othor day whnt sort of an clectrio
sho should got."
"I would advise her, If she wants
something fitting, to buy a runabout."
Baltlmoro American.
That nn article may bo good as well
bb cheap, and give cntiro satisfaction,
is proven by tho extraordinary sale of
Deflanco Starch, each package con
taining one-third moro Starch than
can bo had of nny othor brand for tho
enmo money.
The nations which possessed a re
fined art wore always subdued by
thoso who possessed none.
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