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dates for national are of the and that the delegates pledged. country delegates which the heavy steel hull passed on "Bvery political sign Indicates that Col. from Ohio will contribute their full share its way to the water. Roosevelt Is certain to carry a substan¬ to that end." 'At almost the exact moment scheduled tial majority of the twent>*-one congres¬ a year or more ago the Texas beg.ui to ; * SPEAKERS sional districts, and we shall not be sur¬ Expresses His Confidence. OHIO REST move TAFT NOW ACCUSED from her cradle. In less TEXAS SETS RECORD slowly prised if he sweeps the state next Tues¬ than two minutes she was -- day." Gov. Harmon here grave expression to floating the sentiment that Ohio would not defeat majestically on the waters of the J.ime* (Continued from Second Page.) river, not far from where more than Taft Is Mistaken. own Florida "Progressives" Elect On Showing to Date President Three Presidential Candidates Says its candidate, and added: Warship's Launching Unrival¬ fifty years ago her prototype, the 'The President is wholly mistaken District of Columbia, "who is now con¬ "If I am right in my belief, the dele¬ Monitor, engaged in battle as the first testing the seat of the rightfully elected gates from Ohio will present the name of Delegates In Opposition to Is Confident of turret armorclad warship. Could the End Strenuous Week. about the reason for my position in this Twenty- ed as Feat. original Monitor have been placed along¬ Walter F. delegate with Mr. Taft's cordial approval, her governor at Baltimore In no spirit Engineering contest," declared Brown, Col. was not only indicted, but served a Jail side her present day prototype she would Roosevelt's Ohio to¬ of hostility or envy to any other. They "Regulars." Two Texas have looked like a pigmy. campaign manager, sentence." will simply make good the unanimous Delegates. ALL ARE day In answer to the charge made by Col. Roosevelt also mentioned Patrick action of the convention at Dayton by Innovation Declared Success. CLAIMING VICTORY President Taft at Toledo last night that Calhoun, who was indicted in San Fran¬ confirming at the state primaries Tues¬ NO HITCH IN CEREMONIES Mr Brown broke with him because he cisco. day its selection of me, and back that JACKSONVILLE, Fla., May 18..So- Last night the Taft bureau gave out An Innovation at the launching whs Referring to President Taft's allusions action fair and honorable called progressive of Florida the the use of steel could not have his way about judicial to the fact that George W. Perkins of by advocacy. republicans following: triggers instead of the appointments. "In making his judicial They will neither attempt dictation or met in the state convention here today '.President Taft's total number of dele¬ usual oak blocks, which are sawed away Taft, Harmon and Eoosevelt Forces New York had contributed to Col. Roose¬ submit to it from any one. Infant of United States appointments in northern Ohio he acted velt's fund, the colonel said elected six delegates at large and six al¬ gates elected to date for the con¬ Navy Ic to free the vessel. These were use! for upon his own as campaign "And if the choice shall fall on another, Chicago of entirely responsibility, that Mr. Perkins had given a larger ternates to the national convention at vention in June the first and were a Confident Eesnlt. it was his duty to do," continued Mr. they will be able to assure the convention reached 560 last night as World's Machine. time, declared great amount to Mr. Taft's campaign fund four that, with its well earned at Chicago and instructed them to vote for a result of district conventions in Largest Fighting success. Brown. ago. and that the Taft prestige held years campaign home saved from Its would-be for as After the a "In 1908 I supported Mr. Taft. In the manager had borrowed $15,000 from Mr. destroyers, Roosevelt President "so long his Texas. In the first, second, third, fourth launching banquet was past three years I have discussed numer¬ the Ohio democracy will be found in the name remained before the convention." and fifth Texas districts given by the builders at old Point Com¬ LA FOLLETTE IS NOT SO STJEE Perkins, which had never been repaid. victorious column of the nation in No¬ yesterday, tne fort. at which ous appointments with the President, Col. Roosevelt then took up the charge The delegates will contest the delegation President's friends scored notable vic¬ NOTABLES SEE CHRISTENING speeches v.ere made by quite as often upon his initiative as upon vember." Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire, that he had refused to prosecute the In¬ named the so-called regular conven¬ tories, the Roosevelt mine. I have never asked him to make ternational Harvester by minorities contest¬ Representative Hobson of Alabama and Walter could Company, making tion February 6, at Palatka, which was In several instances. These others. Brown Denies He Broke any appointment which in the most much the same statements in this con¬ LA FOLLETTE IS SURE ing Roose¬ at News remote way benefit me personally." instructed for President Taft. velt bolts, however, will have no Spectators Newport Include With nection as in previous speeches. standing SAIL President Over Judicial Sure of Harmon PARTY WILL HAVE TO H. L. Anderson of Jacksonville was except before the Texas state convention, Miss Helen Taft and Secre¬ FOR YOBXTOWN. Victory. Honest Officials Opposed. named for national committeeman in op¬ where Col. Lyon, Mr. Roosevelt's cam¬ Appointments. "The result of the primaries next Tues¬ Col. Roosevelt's reference to the Bal- COMPROMISE ON HIM position to H. S. Chubb, elected by the paign manager In Texas, hopes to make tary Meyer. Secretary Meyer's Party to Visit day will show to the country that Judson linger-Pinchot case was his first ex¬ Palatka gathering. Resolutions were them a basis for a contest at Chicago. Harmon is still beloved by the democracy tended discussion of this case in his TOLEDO, Ohio, May 18..Big business the federal office¬ Under the call of the Revolutionary Rattlefields. adopted condemning republican national NORFOLK, (¦OLI'MBCS, Ohio, May 18..Three of Ohio, which could not be swayed by campaign. He asserted that Mr. Taft was derided and bossism in politics as¬ holders in the state "for betraying the committee, however, both the colonels NEWPORT Va.. Va., MSy IK..After an in¬ presidential party," and the convention at NEWS, May 18.-With spection of the Norfolk and candidates ended a week of the pernicious activity of the few persons "supported Mr. Ballinger against every sailed by Senator Robert M. La Follette declaring will have to take their medicine, for the a precision and smoothness declared navy yard almost continuous travel and his tonight In the third of his Palatka as irregular and not representa¬ by naval training station today l>y Secretary speaking' calling themselves enemies," predicted honest official in the Interior Depart¬ speech Ohio tive. Candidates for governor and Con¬ congressional district conventions comply experts never before to have been equaled tonight, and Gov. here before a of the Navy Meyer the President's ya I t rested, while the managers Lieut. Hugh L Nichols, who is man¬ ment, and especially against Gifford campaign large crowd in gress also were named. with the republican call in every partic¬ more than 11.000 tons of steel was of each of them made the hall where given Mayflower, hear.ng the Meyer sa l- claims of certain ager of Gov. Harmon's campaign. Pinchot and Louis Glavis." the democratic state con¬ ular, the calls In Texas having been made life today as a party, at the Ohio be District Named. battleship glided grace¬ ed this evening for Yorktown, where thu victory primaries next Tues¬ "The demonstrations accorded the gov¬ Col. Roosevelt said that President Taft vention will held early in June. Delegates by the regular congressional district or¬ fully into the waters of the day. James river famous battlefields will b» ernor served to emphasize the feeling that expected "Messrs. Lorimer, Penrose, He declared that he held the balance of District conventions for the second and ganizations, most of to the from the of the revolutionary The state is which, up yards Newport News visited tomorrow. conceded by most politicians he would be rewarded by such a decisive Barnes and their associates" to control power in the present fight for delegates third congressional districts were held present contest, have been controlled by Shipbuilding Company, after being chris¬ to be the deciding point in the battle for vote as to him to the the convention and override the to the republican convention. "Neither the state Secretary Meyer's visit to the Norfolk bring clearly fore¬ Chicago separately after close of the Lyon himself. tened "Texas.'' It wag the infant battle¬ followed the at the presidential front President Taft nor Col. Roosevelt can yard launching Newport nomination, and espe¬ as the most formidable candidate will of the people. "But," he continued, convention, two delegates and two alter¬ ship of the United States Navy, but the News today of the battleship Texa*. At cially In the fights of the two on behalf of win," declared the senator. "I am Sure of Twenty-two. native for the nomination at Baltimore." "I serve notice the people today nates from each being chosen and in¬ largest and most powerful war vessel in the navy yard Secretary Meyer was re¬ sons. President Taft and Gov. Harmon. Democratic National Committeeman that there will be no tolerating by the in the same position as was James A. structed for Roosevelt. The first district "That he lost control of them in this the world. ceived with the usual salutes. 1'pon landing President Taft declared at Cleveland dur- Garber the defeat party of such action. Garfield and Benjamin Harrison when contest is the excuse he at once became interested in the crip¬ predicted of Gov. Har¬ republican delegates were named yesterday. The only that can be The launching was declared to have pled boat ing the week that he considered Ohio the mon in one of the "I would have preferred," he said, in they were nominated by the republican offered at Chicago. On the to torpedo destroyer Warrington, practically every twen¬ "to this down delegates are: State at large.H. L. Ander¬ showing been an engineering feat never before which lost thirty feet of her stern as the pivotal point in the preconvention cam- ty-one Ohio districts. closing, keep campaign party as compromise candidates. I al¬ date in Texas, President Taft is to a pure discussion of principles, but ready have enough votes to son, Jacksonville; Mark White, Pensa- certain accomplished. A daughter of the biggest result of a collision at sea some months paign. Col. Roosevelt, while "Progressive democrats will sweep Ohio pledged of with a insisting next Mr. aft has refused to allow it to be make me a factor In the Chicago conven¬ cola; R. R. Robinson, S. H. Hart, J. N. twenty-two delegates from that state, state in the union, favored with a perfect ago coasting schooner which after¬ that he will carry the Tuesday. The six delegates at large ward sank. state, declared will be The waged on those lines." tion." Jacksonville; J. H. Gregory, Jr., Mr. Roosevelt of four, and three congres¬ sunny south broke over the of that he win progressives. Bryan. ClarK. Stripling, day, prow The Warrington remains hauled out at could the nomination even Kern, James, Ross, Marshall vote will Illegal business combinations were held sional districts and the state convention this a should by the Wisconsin Key West. great hulk bottle of champagne, the Norfolk yard in the same condition he be defeated at the primaries be against Harmon and for Wilson, so responsible senator are yet to be heard from. The state con¬ as as when ' that HARMON FIRES PARTING for the present national unrest. And Second district.Clinton E. Ward and and it crashed and splashed away pro¬ first brought in after the acci¬ Tuesday. the six delegates named under the Samuel EX both of Jacksonville. vention, the of dent. rules by Wilson will go to Baltimore Col. Roosevelt, he charged, allowed Schell, machinery which Col. nounced in distinct tones: "I christen thee to SHOTS AT BRYAN AND hundreds of such combinations to be Third district.George P. Wentworth Lyon hopes to will be held Texas.'' This Secretary Meyer also was much inter¬ No Section Is Neglected. pledged vote first, last and all the time G. of Pensacola. control, daughter of the south who ested in the mammoth new for a formed. BLnd Thomas Rice, both May 28. dry dock here, progressive and against any reac¬ acted as sponsor, was Miss Claudia Lyon, and likewise, in the naval training sta¬ President Taft Col. Roosevelt, Senator tionary." GOV. W00DR0W WILSON "President Taft now has an actual ten-year-old daughter of Col. Cecil 1a Koiiette. Houser Attacks Brown. majority of twenty votes in the national Lyon, tion at St. Helena. Miss Helen Taft. among he republicans, and IN WEDLOCK. republican national committeeman from daughter of the President, who was in a score Names La Follette's DBIjAWARE, 18..Conclud¬ JOINED convention, while Mr. Roosevelt has only of lesser lights have spent the Backers. Ohio, May Walter F. Houser, La Follette's man¬ 348 Texas. Eight pretty Texas misses, carry¬ the Meyer party, attracted much atten¬ ing at this his delegates all told, and lacks 15J2 votes ing bouquets of flowers, as maids of greater part of the week on trains, and Senator La who place tonight speaking ager, attacked Walter F. Brown, Roose¬ of a tion. Others aboard the Mayflower are: Follette, returned to tour of in behalf of his Visit Eockville majority. There remain to be elect¬ honor, stood by, while the daughter of the Mrs. Admiral there has been no section of the state the state last night after Ohio, candidacy velt's Ohio campaign manager, and de¬ Washington Couple ed only 110 more delegates, of which ten President of the Meyer, Fletcher, Repre¬ having prac¬ for the democratic presidential nomina¬ will be United States, Miss sentative and Mrs. Riley of Connecticut. neglected. Candidates even spent one day tically opened his campaign here, clared his methods in politics have driven on Matrimonial Mission. disposed of in conventions to be Helen Taft, closely watched the cere¬ and Mrs. Cravens of Ar¬ spoke tion, Judson Harmon fired a reported These Representative in West I'nion, Adams county, unmind- tonight In Toledo. He will close his Gov. part¬ men from the republican party. Special Dispatch to The Star. today. Include the fifth mony from nearby the christening plat¬ kansas. Representative and Mrs Hughes ful of the fact that the fight ing shot at Woodrow Wilson and William Oklahoma, the eleventh, thirteenth and form. of New great majority in Cleveland Monday. His national man¬ COLLTMBUS, Ohio, May 18.."The sad¬ ROCKVILLE, Md., May 18..Earl Har¬ fifteenth Texas and the Jersey and Rcpresentath . of men in the county had been disfran¬ J. Bryan in so far as the state of Ohio dest thing in the present is sixth Arkansas. Thomas Gallagher of Chicago. chised for trauds ager, Walter L Houser, would make no campaign the Warren, twenty-six, and Miss After today 1(X> delegates will remain to Taft. in former elections, and was concerned. personal controversies being indulged in per aged be Meyer Represents were quite voteless. prediction, but added to the day's Inter¬ by the President and Marguerite White Iiaslup, twenty-one, chosen as follows: Ohio, 48; New Jer¬ in the "I cannot believe for a moment," he ex-President," said sey, 28; South Dakota, 10; George von L. Meyer, Secretary of Competition democratic ranks is est by mak'ng public a partial list of Senator La Follette when he began his both of Washington, were married here and Arizona, ti, HISTORIC SPOT IS MARKED. scarcely less keen than re¬ said, "that the democracy of Ohio can Texas, 8." the Navy, representing the President, among the Senator La Follette's campaign contribu¬ speech in the presence of a large crowd this afternoon. The ceremony was per¬ publicans Col. William Jennings Bryan, be Induced to discredit their own admin¬ in a local as well as the navy, standing by the backed National tors. Chief of these were: Charles R park. formed Rev. F. M. R'chardson, pastor by Committeeman Har¬ istration, which the people of the state "You are told that only one, and he a by side of the great as she First Telegraphic Train Order Sent vey C. Garber, voters to Oane, Chicago. $3>fOOO; Gifford Pinchot, of the Southern Methodist Episcopal DOROTHY ARNOLD IN MUNICH? battleship urging support have so and set aside progressive, can be elected to the presi¬ started down the ways, remarked Gov. Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey to Washington, $10,000; Amos R. Pinchot. signally approved, dency," he continued. of Rockville. Sixty-One Years defeat Gov. New York, $10,000; William Kent. Cali¬ their own governor for the governor of "Representatives Church with admiration the perfect ease with Ago. 1 Harmon, toured the state of the republican party dare not nomi¬ From the New York Tribune. Just ahead of the Ohio executive. fornia. *10,000; Alfred R. Baker, Chicago, another state, who, in defiance of whole¬ Police Believe Uncle There Knows of which the enormous steel structure $2,000; San nate either Mr. Taft or Mr. Roosevelt, The city directory shows Earl H. War¬ Officials of the Erie Railroad Rudolph Spreckels, Francisco, some political usages of long standing, For the first time in our political moved into the water. Crowded on the Company Taft*s Confident. *2,.-i00, and William Flinn, Pittsburgh, history ren as a member of the firm of Warren Her Whereabouts. and other men In the Manager has lent his name to an opposition whose the standard of our political integrity has Brothers, art dealers, at 902 9th street, launching stand, built at the vessel's prominent railroad $1,000. been lower than ever Special Cablegram to The Star. was a world dedicated a Lewis C. Laylln. who has managed leadership, methods and obvious pur¬ dragged before by with apartments at the Royalton, 918 M prow, notable gathering, which monument the other I those two men." street northwest. At the apartments last MUNICH, May 18..The search for the included, besides the christening party, day indicating the spot where the first "resident Taft's state campaign, made poses discredit it in the eyes of all fair which was Col. and the Books. night it was stated that Mr. Warren left missing New York heiress, Dorothy chaperoned by telegraphic order was sent In the Mors* following prediction: Interchangeable men." with the intention Mrs. Cecil Lyon, senators and repre¬ code over a commercial wire The sit* ."The election From the London yesterday expressed Arnold, who disappeared from her home those on the primary next Tuesday Chronicle. Insect Immigrants. of visiting friends in Laurel, Md., to sentatives, especially of this monument is a short distance wo*; will be a complete vindication of Presl- In the matter of Deplores Methods Pursued. From the a year ago last December, has now cen¬ naval committee of Congress, the chief of the new station at Harrlman, N. Y. the right-hand glove, CbrlatUn Herald. remain over Sunday. contructor the and numerous - tered here in the of navy bronze six dent Taft by his native state, and an which bo few wear and so many The governor in his various speeches Miss Marguerite Hasluip is given in Bavarian capital, after The tablet, feet high by pay for, The Australian ladybird beetle came at 2114 extended officers of the building corps, as well three feet six inches wide was designed emphatic Indorsement of his administra¬ a the over the state has deplored the methods the directory as boarding 18th having over the greater part of as officers of the line, officers of correspondent suggests cheap into California to destroy the white scale street northwest. She is a stenographer southern high by Charles Keck. On its face Is in¬ tion. remedy. You have but to turn pursued on both sides in the Ohio cam¬ Europe as well as all of Amer¬ the construction department of the this * your in the late eighties, and this was follow¬ in the offices of the National Geographic scribed: "From station Charle* "The trend of sentiment constantly has and he made reference to ed the of ica. The police here have located Miss revenue cutter service, army officers, New . right-hand glove, draw It upon your paign, again by carriage the same species of Society. At her boarding house last night Minot, general superintendent. been for the Pres dent.marvelously so them with Arnold's uncle, Gustave Arnold, a weal¬ shipbuilders' representatives, naval and Erie issued the - left hand,, button It and In tonight. beetle, equally good results, to Por¬ it was stated that she was spending the York Railroad. K»l, in the last week. I now have reliable In¬ backward, "We he near to to retired attaches of several foreign powers formation from section of the the gloom it lookp like the are," said, "fortunately tugal. Italy, South Africa, and quite week end out of the city. thy real estate dealer, living at and thousands of spectators. first train order transmitted by tele¬ every just proper the close of the campaign in Ohio, the recently to Formosa, In all cases de¬ number .14 Frederlckstrasse. graph." state, and I am confident Taft will have glove of the left hand. Try it. But not like of which we never had before, the same scale the state convention and the six dele- in and, stroying insect. Another From his extreme unwillingness to aid Thousands See Spectacle. This order, also Inscribed. Is as fol¬ v the limelight! I will never have. I believe instance was the at and hope, again importation from Aus¬ McDowell Goes to them the police believe that he knows lows: gates large, If the Taft voters go We can get/over the difficulty of our the people will say to the republican con¬ tralia of certain of Annapolis. It was a «¦ parasites the sugar something concerning the missing girl's holiday at the shipyard, and ..To agent and operator at Goshen: to the polls on primary day he will have uneven use of gloves by wearing fisher¬ testants, who have left a sulphurous trail cane leaf-hopper Into which Is Passed Assistant Surgeon R. W. Mc¬ Hold the train for further orders. Con¬ - all the district Hawaii, whereabouts. the several thousand employes con¬ delegates." men's knitted gloves, which are made like behind them all over the state# 'A said to have resulted in the reduction of Dowell, U. S. N., has been detailed to It has been ascertained by the inves¬ ductor and engineer, day express: Run Walter F. Brown, chairman of the re¬ babies' first with a gregated about the stocks and watched " & gloves, thumb and plague on both your houses. Give us a the numbers of the leaf-hoppers to a :ake charge of physical training and tigators that the parents of to Goshen regardless of opposing train publican state central committee, and one huge finger. And as for boots. North¬ democrat for President.' Dorothy with a admiration the - negligible quantity. A gigantic Arnold last fatherly birth of the tablet la a Roosevelt's Ohio campaign manager, to- ampton still makes experi¬ Uhletlcs at the Naval Academy, succed- visited Gustave Arnold early At the top vignette " "straights." which "As for ourselves, the campaign has ment of the same kind Is now car¬ It in and of the new thirty-thousand-ton and at the an- night made the can be from foot to being ng J. A. Murphy. Surgeon autumn. is believed September, super- >f Mr. Minot, bottom Is following prediction: changed foot like not been altogether on the high plane ried on In the Importation of the para- Surgeon since then the old man has refused to of all Jther Inscription, to the effect that the "Col. Roosevelt's light s the people's the top boots worn by the old-fashioned which the and the of and McDowell is well for his new dreadnought. mightiest ships. dignity Importance dtles natural enemies of the gypsy equipped even grant the police an interview. As the vessel was launched she ablet was erected under the auspices fight, and so he Is sure to win. Our only farmer described by Richard Jefferle». the office Involved required. But, on the moth and the browntall moth member great anxiety is caused the fact that the He from all luties. While a of the Undine The director of the detective bureau weighed more than 11,000 tons. Her >f the Railway Telegraph Superintend¬ by wore them every Sunday to church, whole. It has not fallen so far below the parts of Europe and from Japan into the Sarge Club of Philadelphia he won the is convinced that the uncle is in com¬ ents and the Old Time and ballot will not contain the names of the and them over week standard as on other boilers, part of her machinery, and Telegraphera by changing every proper the side, New England states A number of spe¬ imateur sculling championship, and held munication with Miss Arnold, or at least some of her armor were In when .tlstorical Assoclstlon. The stone for republican presidential candidates The and carefully greasing and "treeing" and I am confident that the convention at cies have already been and t for several He took also has place - Taft managers were afraid to let Introduced years. part knows wbere she is, and given orders she glided down into the waters. he monument was quarried from th# the them they lasted him "for best" fifty Baltimore will, both in temper and re¬ acclimatized, and admirable results are n football and other athletics while at- to keett * constant watch over Gustave of people know to whom the various candi- years. sult. command the confidence and About 16,000 pounds of tallow was nountains the Harrlman estate an4 respect txpected from this work. ending Jefferson Medical College. Arnold* Iwme. lived to grease the wooden ways over 8 the Gift of Mrs. E U. Harrlmaa.