The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, May 31, 1901, Page 4, Image 4
5 I 1 m n in pi Cuban Convention Accepts Con gress Terms VOTE IS FIFTEEN TO FOURTEEN ftndlcnls Fight Hnnl nt the Finish and Abuse Conservatives Those Who Voted In Affirmative Designated as Traitors Forced to Retract t llnvnnn Mny 29 Tho IMutt amend ment wiih accepted by tin- Cubnn con cdltutlonal convention yesterday by a tvoto of in to 1 1 The ntlunl vole wan tin accepting tlio majority roptn t of the nmmlttco on rilntltniH which oinbod fled tho nniiiiiltntiit with explanations of certain clauses Tlio radicals made ii hard fight nt tlio last inoinont and 1nrtuondn Gome nnd Tainayo bitter Jy arraigned tlio conservatives Sonor TTntnnyo wiih particularly vindictive uid doilniod that ovorybody wliti votod tin favor of tl o Piatt nmrndniont wiih a ftraltor to IiIh country Tlio conven tion compelled lilm to retract tlila wtntement On Bovornl ncensloriB nor uonnl oncountorH seemed lininlncnt Gomez spoke for more than nn hour nnd tils speech undoubtedly won over Cnrtro Robnu and Mnndnloy Ho jicaled to the patriotism of delegates nnd rehearsed the long fight for Inde pendence denouncing nn perJuiorH all -who favored the llatt amendment on Hbe ground that they hnd Bwom to draw up a eoiiHtltutlon for mi Independ ent ropubllc Several consorvntlvoB arose and re quested Gomez to retract but bo re limed The convention will continue Hb bos lonn which will bo devoted to drawing up the election lnw La Discussion in nn extra exclaims Now will come Immediate Independ ence INDIANS SCARE THE POLICE IRosebud Sioux the Innocent Cause of i a Riot Call In Chicago Chicago May 25 A fully armed party of 40 Sioux Indians passed -through Chicago yesterday en route to Glen Island N Y where they arc to take part In an Indian village exhibit during the summer The advent of tho vlHltorB caused commotion nt police headquarters since the police have lieon expecting an Invntdtm of tho Pot tnwattamleH who have threatened to olze tho lako fiont under alleged gov ernment grants made many years ago A wagon load of olllcers started out to quell a possible riot hut finding the jed men peaceable they departed The Indians are from the Hoschud reservation nenr Niobrara and are un der the care of Bill Liddinrd I Death List Is Twenty Dayton Tenn May 29 Tho total list of dead from the explosion in the Itlohland mino is -0 Harry Pope who was incorrectly lepoitcd as dead was not Injured having left the mino n few minutes before tho explosion Andy Medley nnd Will Hose were tnkon from tho mine in a fiightful condition Al though nt least llvo of tho wounded wore considered fatally Injured none lias died and It is possible all may re- cover Talk ef Combining Against America Vienna May 29 Tlio Nous Wiener Tngeblatt In the course of an article advocating tlio formation of n Kuro yenn customs league against the Unit ed States says America is tho coin jnon enemy of nil an enemy so for midable that each European country must succumb unless leagued with the Tost of Europe Even milted Europe will havo a hard fight King on the Stand Mobile Ala May 29 Former Quar termaster Cyril W King was on the stand In the United States district court yesterday In his own defense against the charge of accepting n bribe Irom Contractor llobson King said ho performed numerous services for Blobson nnd believed be fairly earned tthe money paid him by Hobson Stockman Is Shot by Boy Alliance Neb May 29 P J Slur coon a stockman 15 miles cast from Alliance was shot yesterday by a boy 3C yearn old named Zurk Young Zurk put two shotB Into his victim one through the arm and one into his body nn old pistol being his weapon No cause Is nsslgned except a dispute ever some range land Both Were Drowned riensanton Knn May 29 Harry Norman nged IS and Todd Blakey ged 11 were drowned in the Marals 1es Cygne river near hero yesterday Voting Blakey whilo playing in the water got In over his head Norman tried to rescue him and both were drowned Killed by Heavy Hammer i York Neb Mny 29 Wnlter Mor an who was accidentally hit by ti Jieavy hammer In the school yard last IFrlday thrown by one of his school mates who wns throwing tho hammer Sn preparation for the Intercolleglato field meet died yesterday Three Burned to Death I Wateelca Ills May 29 Three per sons were burned to death yesterday dn a lonely farmhouse northwest of tliiB city The victims were Mrs Mary Hershberger aged 70 Mrs Hat tie Mnggee aged 22 Calvin Maggeo aged 5 students Quarantined at Cedar Falls I Cedar Falls la May 29 The Odell club composed of 27 state normal school students was quarantined on account of smallpox Under an order ct the city council a pesthouge is be ins erected on the campus CANNON TO AID THE FARMERS Trench Agrlculturlits Uee Them to Fight Hail Froct and Grasshoppers WnHhliiglnn May 29 The Ironch WvTlenllurlhtH Intend to fighl Trust and grasshoppers as sell as hailstorms with tnntion and smoke nriordlng to nn Interesting ropoit received at tho Mate ilopailiiient fiom Consul Covert nt Lons It has Just been dotcrnilnud to hold an International cannon con gress at Lyons In Novetnbei next and Consul Covert was authorized to ex tend nn Invitation to Americans to talto part The suet ens that has at tended thn expei Inient of firing at ap proaching hallwlorms to prevent their ravages upon French lneyiinls has prompted steps for n still further ox teiiBlon of tho usngo of cannon In ngrl eultuial bo lety circles Tho theory In noun quarters prevails that It Is not the froBt Itself which blasts the bud ding fruit but the suns lays follow ing n night of frost which find the grnpo already sensitive to the cold an easy victim to tho heat Cannon fired horizontally over vlneyanlB at Astl at Riinriso produced Interesting results A strip of vineyard fiOO feet wide over which the smoke from two cannon had been spread was entirely protected from the effects of the frost while the vIiiob on either Bldo were badly In jured An Invnslon of grnsBhoppers Ib an nounced to occur this summer In south ern Algeria and the cannon mouthn arc to he turned against them also BOXERS AGAIN ACTIVE Disturbances In Districts Where There Arc No Foreign Troops London May 251 The Boxers nro again active In all districts whero there are no foreign troops says a dls patch to the Standard from Tien Tsln Yesterday a missionary who was go ing to Tu Lu on the Grand canal wiib obliged to return to Tien Tsln on ac count of a llerco light raging between Boxers and Catholic converts There was heavy llilng tin both sides Four thousand Insurgents from the province of Kwnl Chan have Invaded the province of Szo Chuan says the Shanghai correspondent of the Stand ard wiring yesterday causing a wide spread panic It Is said that 1000 Yunnanese are about to Join them A dispatch from General Voyron at Tien Tsln says that a reconnolterlng party came upon a wnlled town 15 kilo metres northeast of Ting Chan Tho town authorities refused to open tho gates whereupon the French artillery opened lire The wnll was breached and the town taken One French In fantryman was wounded General Ballloud Iq scouring the country with a column of French troops and Is sup porting tlio Chinese regulars BOER GENERAL IS KILLED While Shocman Is Examining Shell It Expoldes Also Killing Daughter Pretoria May 29 The Boor gen eral Slioeman and ills daughter have boon killed and his wife and two others have been badly Injured by the explo sion of a shell General Slioeninn his family and Borne fi lends wore examining a 47 Inch lyddite shell which they kept In tho house as a curiosity when tho shell exploded killing the general on the spot and moi tally wounding his daughter and severely injuring his wife and two other persons General Slioeninn led the commando of Coleshurg nnd surrendered on tho occupation of Pretoria linger May Face Murder Charge Chicago May 29 A gold ling taken from the body or Marie A Defeuharh may prove tho connecting link to a formal charge of murder growing out of tho case of conspiracy to defraud fraternal orders and Insurance compa nies now on trial hero Tho ring Is In possession of tho statts attorney It is said to have been examined by ex pert chemists nnd pronounced affected by a peculiar poison which would trace its way through tho human system causing death The evidence Irr the caso was decidedly against Dr Urigcr who is charged with being tho prin cipal conspirator Tramps Shoot an Officer Cnrrollton Mo May 29 Charles MeKinncy n son of Policeman Me Kinney was shot and killed at 2 a m whilo assisting his fatlier arrest a gang of tramps Three of the gang were pursued by the sheriff and a posse to a point three miles south of Cnrrollton where they were sur rounded Hero a lively fight ensued tho tramps exchanging shots with the posse Two more of the tramps were finally rounded up but not before tho sheriffs horso was shot from under him The others escaped to the woods Threatens to Blind Miss Shaw Davenport la May 29 The pollc nro looking for tho writer of several letters to Mary Shaw granddaughter of the late millionaire lumberman George S Shaw of Cloquet Wis The letter writer threatens to blind Miss Shaws sister If 10000 cash was not placed whero ho could get it The man confronted the younger girl here a day or two ago and repeated tho de mands made In the letters She kept an appointment made with him after notifying tho police but the man did not nppear Boers Appeal for Arbitration Berlin May 29 Special dispatches from St Petersburg assert that Dr Hendrik Muller and Dr Leyds repre senting the Boer republics have ap pealed formally to Tho Hague arbitra tion court promising to abide by the decision of tho tribunal regarding tho Issues Involved in tho South African war and pointing out that several of the paragraphs of the constitution of the arbitration court signed by tho powers represented at tho peace con ference bear directly upon the South African case THE NORFOLK NEWS FKIDAY MAY 1 1H01 MI I II HI PHILIPPINES ARE AFFECTED Legislation for Luzon Will Be Neces sary to Keep Government From Be ing Defrauded Cabinet Talks It was practically without incident It was made over the Chicago and North western arrd to avoid tho crowds at the stations engine and train crews were changed a few miles from tho end of each division Few stops were made but the train slowed up at tho principal towns and cities and tho president appeared on the rear plat form This Is Secretary Wilsons home state nnd ho shared the honors with the president At Tama where Mr Wilson formerly resided there wns a big crowd to greet them both but no stop wns made At Mnrsballtown tho local G A It post was lined up In the station Mrs McKlnloys condition has con tinued to show steady but not rapid Improvement since she left San Fran cIsco At tho place whore the Chicago and Northwestern crosses the Des Moines river over the new Boone viaduct said to bo the longest nnd highest double track structure In the world the train wns baited for ten min utes to permit tho photographers with the party to taico several group pic tures of tho president cabinet nnd newspaper men During their Journey ncrosB Iowa President MeKinley and tho members of his cabinet spent much of their time reading and discussing the pub lished reports of the opinions of tho supreme court In the Insular caBes They were much Interested in the way the court divided In the two cases The decision In the Dolimn case If followed in the Philippine case as It Is assumed it would be might result In the calling of an extra session of congress In the Dcllmn case the court decided that tho duties collected on Porto Hlcan goods before congress en acted the Foiakor law wore Illegal and must bo refunded It is presumed that the couit following the same lines or reasoning will decide that the duties collected on goods from the Philippines were nlso Illegal and that the goods from tho Philippines are subject to free entry Into the United States until congress acts ns it has already done in tho case of Porto Itico Such a de cision would mean if t only a refund ing of duties heretofore collected but would open the ports of tho United Slates to merchandise nnd goods of every description from tho Philip pines until congress moots in Decem ber It Is palpable that importers might take advantage of this to ship goods into tho United States through the Philippines and thus defraud the government of Its revenues Whether the danger from this source Is great enough to warrant tlio calling of con gress In extra session is one which will bo decided after deliberation PORTO RICANS DISAPPOINTED Had Strong Hopes Supreme Court Would Decide Their Way Porto Rlcans Are Disappointed San Juan P It May 29 The first report of the supreme courts decision in the Delimit caso which was inter preted ns declaring the taxation of imports from Porto Itico to the United States 15 per cent of the Dingley du ties to be unconstitutional was re ceived here with great satisfaction When the full report of the Dellma case was published there was evi denced a general feeling of disappoint ment among Porto Rienn merchants who hnd hoped that the courts deci sion would give them n years free trade Tho concensus of opinion of the matter scorns to be that the Porto Hlcan legislature should bo convened In extra session to declare Porto Itico self supporting without the collection of customs orr imports between Porto Rico and the United Stntes A gen eral spirit of complnint thnt all the supreme courts decisions were against Porto Rico was noticeable SUPREME COURT ADJOURNS Cases Involving Importations From Philippines Are Not Taken Up Washington May 29 After a ses sion of three minutes yesterday the United Stntes supreme court ad journed until the second Monday in Oc tober Tho brief session was devoted to tho formnl disposition of motions Tho two remaining insular cases one of them that of tho 14 dlamoud rings dealing with Importations from the Philippines and tho other known as the second Dooley caso Involving the question of exportntions from the Unit ed States to Porto Rico failed to re ceive attention and they go over until the next term Gold From Dundy County Benkelman Neb May 29 Two cari are being loaded at Max a station nine miles east of this place with gold bearing sand from Muddy creek in eastern Dundy county for shipment to a Denver smelter A number of small samples have been shipped during the past three months which ran from 320 to 18 per ton Twenty Two Buildings Burn Kindred N D Mny 29 Fire here yesterday destroyed 22 buildings at a loss of J100000 with Icsb than one third insurance Neurly all the build ings in tbree business blocks were j burned SOUTHERN VETERAN3 Eleventh Annual Confederat Opens at Memphis MetnpWis Term May 2D - -Nearly rinripinn cwrirocic Pnnnihititv nf 2 GWi nn rubers of the United - r Decision Suggests I ossibiuty oi Viam4 rIMeSfnIU 133t cnin United Presbyterians Adopt Re Congress Being Called of the organization met In Confederate hall for their 11th annual reunion General ritzhugh Lee General Jo Bopli Wheeler and General John B Gordon weie present Before the meet lug of the convention tho Confederate SHOOTS THREE NEGROES Tragedy at a Colored Church Sociable In Sioux City Sioux City May 29 Because he was called a cheap skate at a colored church sociable last night Harry Ba ker walked a mile procured a revolver returned to the church and shot three other negroes one of whom Jim As kew will die The others Charles Watkins and Louis Cioyd are not dan gerously wounded Rivalry for the af fections of a colored girl and the state ment that he could not buy Ice cream caused Baker to commit the crime UPHOLDS THE NEWSPAPERS Dunkards Hold Business Session Lincoln May 29 Business meetings nf tho nntlnnnl llimUnril frnfrnnn n pels those belonging to the church who are now merrrbers of secret or- which meets in New York Winter Dangerously III St Paul May 29 E W Winter formerly genral manager of the Chi cago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha and more recently president of the Northern Pacific system lies in a Chi cago hospital dangerously 111 A tele gram telling of his condition sum moned a daughter living in St Paul Mr Winter has been sick some time During the early winter his condition wns serious although he rallied some what and within the past few weeks there was a change for the worse Native Judges Incompetent Manila May 29 The Philippines commission has begun the discussion Supreme Court Justifies Critical Roast of the bill to reorganize the courts of Cherry Sisters Concerning the criticisms of the non Des Moines May 29 The Iowa appointment of native judges Mr Ide preme court yesterday rendered an Bad the commission was following its Important decision affecting the rights instructions to the effect that other of newspapers in publishing criticisms things being equal Filipinos should of public entertainers and gave the receive the appointements but the Fill Cherry sisters and their entertain- Pno as proved incompetent from the ment a hard rap The court lays down rules with re gard to the rights of newspapers which allow the widest discretion in such ar ticles and it is a signal victory for the newspapers outset Riotous Students Arrested Columbus Ind May 29 Forty five students of the Columbus high school the majority of them being members of the class graduated last night were arrested on warrants charging them with participating in a riot on the street The arrests are the result of acss ght wllch took nace in front gan yesterday and one of the first f th hlBa scho1 Immediately after decisions of the standing committee the css exercises of the graduating was to hold next years conference In eastern Pennsylvania at a place yet to umBB uuu - be decided but probably at Philadel phia The conference refused after long discussion to make any change In the church law by allowing the sisters the same privileges in the conference as the brethren State Bank Ordered Closed Lincoln Mny 29 The state bank Inir hnTnl vpfitenlnv nnlprnil tho pine Tho colony requires drastic sanitary legislation SPARKS FROM THE WIRES lican national convention of 1904 Rev Richard D Harlan pastor of tho Third Presbyterian church of Rochester has been tendered the presi dency of Lake Forest university Chi cago The German press without exception comments in terms of approval upon the ordered German troops to return home Killed Before the Camera Wichita Kan May 29 At Nardln O T a party of society young ladies and gentlemen went picnicking and when a picture was being made of the group Miss Nora Wolfrum asked Miss Bishop to point a rifle at her to add to tho romance of the scene Miss Bishop did so The rifle was ing of the Peoples State bank at chareetl accidentally and Miss Wolf- Gothenburg Dawson county nnd Ex- WI vt y c muiet aminer E E Emmett was placed in PIerclnS cr heart- charge The capital stock of the bank I Woyant Falls to Get His Child Is 123000 and deposits 00000 L C New York May 29 Frank B Lloyd is the president and C W Lloyd ant the wealthy owner of a cattle cashier ranch near Lincoln Neb made an unsuccessful effort in the supreme T n0nen Mavaf 9 KOna court terday to obtain the custody London May 29 The of progress of n8 nfant chn G fl the bubonic plague here le says Maauox uecided that the child shouW Hong Kong correspondent of the renmln n the cust0 of r Times is becoming serious The for a year at the e of death rate Is 30 The over dally th father m ht w appllcat on demlc is the worst known since 1894 - To Unionize All Hotels Denver May 29 Union hotels everywhere is the battle cry of the A Jewish university with an Income United Hotel and Restaurant Em of 00000 a year is to be established ployes association whose national In New York city convention Is now being held in this Senator Fairbanks of Indiana was ctv Tne organization Is at present formally announced Tuesday as a can- confined to this state but the intention tlidate for president before the Js t0 organize hotel and restaurant ployes In all parts of the country Thief Catchers Assemble New York May 29 The eighth an nual convention of the National Asso ciation of Chiefs of Police of the Unit ed States and Canada began in this city yesterday A H Leslie chief of news that Emperor William has he nB80clatloni presuei inspector Count von Waldersee and the rPncc nt mio h iiii of welcome Rev Fred von Schluembacb a prom- Endorse Clerks Strike lnent German Evangelical minister of Denver May 29 The Western Fed- Cleveland died Tuesday at Lakeside eration of Miners union hospital of blood poisoning aged D9 here has endorsed COMMENT OF LONDON PRESS Ladies Memorial association held In Action of the General Assembly For- Uic atlvnnCpncnt 0f humanity but Hint Calvary church n memorial meeting for Jefferson DavlB nt which a Over During Journey Across Iowa mortal address wiib delivered by I P Thomas F Gallor of the Episcopal Cedar ltaplds In May 29 Ihe trip nirrh Tho exlci80B of yBterday of the presidential train rrom umumi eastward across the state of Iowa port of Judiciary Committee VOTES AGAINST ALL Characterizes Decision as Queer Issue of Triumphant Democracy London Mny 29 Tho Daily News which comments upon tho decisions of tho United States supremo court In tho Insular eases as perhaps tho most mo mentous which this tribunal wns ever called upon to make regards them as LODGES a curious issue to 120 years of tri umphant democracy and says It is not progress but retrogression not bids Admission of Members of These disheartening product of our times tho Orders Into the Church and Ex- militarism of a democracy We ven ule Dn MrmhPr I turc to think that the framers of tho United States constitution would havo Des Moines May 29 By a vote of lanched at the possibility of such a were almost entirely confined to the 00 to 03 the general assembly of the development ns incredible The welcoming addresses United Probbyterlan church at 230 p slons have extricated President Mc- The committee on resolutions will m adopted the report or the Judiciary Klnley from an uncommonly awkwnrd favorably report to the convention a committee upon the change of creed position but it is n lamentable head- resolution suggesting that steps be with regard to article xv This ac- long fall In the moral bcale and a turn- taken to prevent men who were desert- tion 1b interpreted to mean that It for- crs from the Confederate army from bids the admission of members of EC tion SWITCHMN ELECT OFFICERS cording to some of the delegates ex lng of the hnck on all that has been the special glory and distinction of the procuring membership in the cret societies to the church and ac- United States In order to Join in the Buffalo Selected as the Permanent Headquarters I Some members of the assembly Milwaukee May 29 Buffalo has w nro UK violently opposed to se been selected ns the permanent bead- orders objected to the section of quarters of the United Switchmen of the report of the committee which re North America and the Switchmens moved the ban of the church from or Journnl now published nt Omaha will gnnlzatlons which do not Inculcate a shortly be removed from thnt city to Chrlstlers religion Buffalo A change in the constitution G- Campbell who moved to strike makes it compulsory for all members mt the suction of the report which said to take out life insurance In the order the testimony does not include such cither In the G0O or 1200 class orders held that labor unions should Tho following olllcers were elected Iot b approved by the church This Grand Master F T Hawley Buffalo dcfl wns strongly opposed secretary treasurer M R Welch Oma ha editor of Journal Thomas Meancy PASSENGERS ALL TAKEN OFF PRESBYTERIANS ADJOURN Toledo General Assembly at Philadelphia solved by Moderator Minton Philadolnhla Mav 29 The 113th Those on Board Damaged Boat Never Presbyterian general assembly was In Danger dissolved last evening by Moderator Burlington la May 29 The steam- Minton after having been in session er J R W Young arrived here with neariy two weeks during which time the passengers and part of the freight many matters of the utmost import- of the steamer Dubuque which sunk ance to the church were considered 18 miles above Burlington The boat chief among these was the question lies in shallow water and can easily regarding the revision of the be rnlsed It is not much damaged Bion of faith After a discussion con- There was no excitement the tinning nearly four days this gers finishing supper after having tons subject was referred to a special heard what had happened Some of committee who will make tbem went to bed sleeping till the dations ns to the manner in which the Young came to transfer them All creed should be revised and present the passengers have been sent to St them to tho next creneml nssemhlv tj luiua uy run barbarlc scramble for the waste places of the earth NEBRASKA CROP CONDITIONS Small Grain Doing Fairly Well but Corn Needs More Warm Weather Lincoln May 29 Winter wheat baa generally grown well nltbough chinch bugs have done some dnmage and In places more rain would have improved the crop prospects Oats have grown fairly well but continue thin on the ground and in rather poor condition Grass has improved in western coun ties and generally pastures and mead ows are In good condition Corn plant ing is nearly finished in northern coun ties and some replanting has been done In southern The low temperature has been unfavorable for the germination and growth of corn and It Is coming up j slowly but in most places the stand is good cultivation of the earliest planted corn has commenced Reduced Rates for Harvest Hands Kansas City May 29 The Santa Fo yesterday announced that It In com mon with other Kansas lines had made reduced rates for harvest hands The rates will be half fare for two pei sons on one ticket one third for three or more on one ticket The arrange ment for handling this business Is different from former years Agents located in the wheat belt will be in structed to notify farmers that rates have been made as above The farm ers will inform the agents how many men they will need and the agents in turn will notify Kansas general repre sentatives of the Interested lines who will see that the required number of men are secured and sent to the dis tricts needing help Baseball Scores Yesterday National League New York 0 St LouIb 1 Brooklyn 8 Pittsburg 7 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 7 Amer ican League Milwaukee 3 Philadel phia 4 Chicago 5 Baltimore 14 Western League Omaha 4 Colorado Springs 2 Denver 17 Des Moines 11 Minneapolis 7 3 St Joseph 3 4 St Paul 1 7 Kansas City 4 1 A DlCerencu of Opinion The fat man is sure he lias paid his fare to the conductor He is positive on tills point because he had only a nickel and It luib passed from Ills pos session Tho conductor is also positive with no actual proof therefor that the fat man has uot contributed his mite to swell the colters of the corporation Tie demands the fare The fat man for obvious reasons re fuses lie announces in a bleat of rage that hell see the conductor and the corpora tion elsewhere before he yields The other passengers are wild with joy They have no particular loe for the corporation they do not know the fat man and if they met the conductor again they would not look nt him Passengers seldom do They are loynl Americans Behind the fat mans underlying principle there Is knowledge of n six mile walk an angry wife a cold sup per and a neglected euchre party Ho announces again thnt lie will see tho conductor elsewhere lie does He sees the conductor In the street The fat man Is with him The fat mans hat Is In the gutter his cont is torn and myriad pnekages are strewn over the field of battle The car nnd the conductor fade from sight and the fat man gathers up bis bundles for the six- mile walk Will lie sue the corporation for 500 000 He will not He remembers thnt he spent the nickel for a Queen of tho Backwoods clgnr Chicago Democrat The White House Mnll liox An amusing thing that we frequent ly see at the White House said one of the attnehes there Is the mailing of letters In the White House letter box by visitors to tlio city All visitors to Washington go to the executive mansion and many of them notice tho letter box In the vestibule Just beforo entering the east room Some of them decide to mail letters there believing that these letters Mill contain the stamp of the White House Of courso it would be n great thing for a distant relative to receive a letter postmarked at the White House The other day an Intelligent looking woman accompanied by bovornl grown daughters asked mo to lend her a pen cil 1 heard her say Wont it be love ly to mall them a letter from here and let them see that weve been to tho presidents home She proceeded to write for some time secured an envel ope nddressed It and then proudly dropped the epistle In our letter box She went off with a radiant face Sho was sure that nil her neighbors and friends for tulles around would bear of that letter mailed from the White HSVpv nnd slie would be besieged with now in session Inquiries on ner return Shell learu ae strike of the tur woi nn i e was a baron and establlbbed the Y i Lead S D retail clerks who are con- dlff I not r h M C A in Germany tendinE for e oclock closing Z rmsTasbtonStarb08e U