I ttxkkk~xk"xkk~xkkmx"xk"x"x* 4 * ONE DAY'S HAPPENINGS » yt | WEBER PIANOS "FvPPvf ihino* in pianola pianos & J ESTEY ORGANS L,V51 J « truing in estey pianos y IN THE PO'LITICAL WORLD '$ wanolas the Music line*' ivers *1,0x0 pianos x Altamcsit ^Water. . rs a Spring Candidate Taft calls Gompe; windjammer. "I've had enough experience,' says Bryan, >dr^yiIOkOL'GHLY sterilized bottles and c xceptional 1 Representative Longworth's program is Taft for eight years, are the "distinguishing characterise of Altamontpurs | 1* x»* then Roosevelt for eight years, ng Water. I The Lre minutes' ure to streamled iii« i^iauu . ticket. mal Capital. Gompers. of th? American The occasion was the formal immediately lilling by twenty v | president of the inopeningthe ¥ x of Labor. Said .Mr. Taft: Federation republican campaign ir.g steam, place in a class by itself. expo?it thi, south S=nator Bradley spoke with his ? = "Mr. Samuel Gompers lias delivered accustomed force His Read what I'rot". \Y. P. Mason, the chemist of ? t<1 and eloquence. distinguisl I labor vote of this country completely speech was exhaustive in its treatment V anf! of the 1 Institute ..Dr." McDonidell, the State X* ? Mr. Bryan and the democratic party, the issues of the campaign. Rensselaer. Polytechnic X I am following along, picking up a fen'. other known Ls crumbs that may come to m from labni CROWDS CHEER SHERMAN. Chemist of Mary land, and well cltemisi say about it, men who have the independence of spirilt liight Illinois towns were visited and it a trr;il. and the clearsightedness to enable then day by James S. Sherman. republicanyester1 give to see what their real interest is. candidate for Vice President, and ' Now Theodore Roosevelt for - President again time and boom him for senator later. > = - * eight years from now." was the NEW YORK HEARS SHAW. Once Stood. V I of the President's son-in-law.declaration Y Camp Taft in New York was crowded X Nicholas Longworth, in a Representativespeech INSURE\ NOW Baltimore Warerooms: i North Charles Street. X I with an enthusiastic audience 5 iic inaue jesicruuy on uie grounds 01 nit gathered | for a f i f Tri-State exposition, in Hock Island, 111. republican rally at which former SPOOKS OF OLD EDINBURGH v*4 of the Leslie M. Siiaw X to a large audience tliat cheered the Secretary Treasury IN TlHE * again anil again. Mr. Uongworth'ssentimentwas the chief speaker. The former S?c I | statement was made during the course ot retary devoted Himself i trgely to a a eulogy and defense of the President's cussion of William J. Bryan's reccrd tiis,and Old Tolbooth Prison, Immortalized his on I administration. He first proposed that the | position the leading issues of tlie Sir Walter Scott. republican leader for the next eight years|! campaign. by k TE^/^1 TlTl T1 ^T(n\ Ikll /f^\ IT be William Howard Taft, who, if elected, HELP FROM HAMMOND. us the was confident lie would speaker be, John ii should be returned to that office for a Hays Hammond, president of the ndesfcrial,I second term. National League of Republican Clubs, MANY RARE OLD MANUSCRIPTS Following Mr. Taft as President, will travel through the mining states crossoTSHOE declared Mr. I.ongworth, Theodoreseriouslywithin the n'-xt two weeks and make Roosevelt should be returned to the chair Scenes About the Courts of I A Home O for the next eight years. speeches for the republican ticket. Mr. > ompany. | SAYS KERN. Hammond is well known among the Principal City.Relics Scotland'sof !' "MAKES FORGERY, and his services are expected tominers,do TRANSMIT Use by the republican campaign much toward removing any dissatisfaction Robert Burns and Scott. as a campaign document ofmanagersthe that may exist in that part of the country LIFE'S letter attributed to the authorship of the on account of t lie efforts of the democrats I 603-5 F Street N.W. | among organized labor. late Grover Cleveland, v h.ich contained BY WILI.TAM E. CI RTIS. I a of the strong indorsement republican KNIGHT FOR GOVERNOR. Special Correspondence of The Star and the . WALK Record-Herald. I candidate for President, was the subject The rtah democratic state central Chicago of a speech by John W. Kern, democratic EDINBURGH. September 27. 100S. of a motor last night selected J. Williamcommittee candidate for Vice President, before a of High street in Edinburgh is one of the \ Knight Prove to head the state ticket mast bo aeitbor too large audience in Birmingham, Ala., t* J. So Swormstedt President. tight for governor. Mr. Knight is the son of most interesting thoroughfares in thej t* $ bat yesterday. on nor too loose, jaat right, He declared such use of the document to Jesse lynight, millionaire mine operator. world and almost every building either * Henry P. BSalr Vice President. easyj^ be an infamous attempt to place a vile who was nominated for governor by the side is historic. It runs from the castle' £ at Because it fits just right stigma upon the name of a great departed state convention, but declim d to run. The for about a mile and a half to the pal- * and likened it to the use made new candidate is his Allen C. Clark aooro naint. the CROSSETT statesman, manager of many of ace of and of a gentle Secretary. in the Garfield campaign of the famous father's enterprises. Rolyrood.broad $ Shoe volt that's slope; well paved and inclosed on either puts every Morey letter forgery. DECLINES NOMINATION. £ William F. Mattingly.. Counsel. in your body at your service. TAMMANY IS WORRIED. side by tall and, In many cases, imposing | Declaring t Hut he had no political buildings, which for centuries were Amendments to the election law which S Gilbert A.' Clark Actuary, SOLD IN EVERY TOWN and that his present service wasaspirationsby the people of the court, includingoccupied j; are now operative are causing much worry congenial, Judge George H. Bingham, who many men of fame. There were groat to New York who democratic leaders^ was nominated as the party candidate for doings on High street in the olden days. and 5$ that the I W58liam A. Benoiett, Qen'l Supt. $4 democratic ticket will if< estimategovernor at the New Hampshire demo-1 in the time of Mary Queen of Scots and J* i«o!9-s,tf a loss from to as cratic state convention of 10,000 20,000 votessuffer September 2>, the six kings by the name of James, her a result of them. So is declined yesterday to acceptpositivelythe thoroughly nomination. ancestors, who ruled over Scotland In Mads W Hall aroused over the situationTammanythat x succession. Sometimes they lived at the its orators in the poorer sections of the and LEWIS city are making the amendments,a castle at one end of High street, , here has been no alteration in the interior > ou. The statue of the Duke of A.CROSSETT,Inc^r issue on the ground that theircampaignPOLITICAL CLUSS sometimes at Holyrood Palace, at the ne to another. Three sit l<;ft a of to his native make a tour of the state in his Highland judges always legacy fSttO.OOO speaking to explore it. This tale was readily be-' j n the lowest courts, four in the court of t t? urrn r»ifii miu uibi udbtu, Monday Night.Estimates underground passages by which they (:f international importance are heard. but it seems to be impossible to find ono HUGHES' VOICE FAILS. as to New York. might make their escape in case their There are two great libraries containing tlhat will please everybody. Edinburgh, forces too a anu a Gov. Hughes' voice has failed him and strongholds were assaulted by ] 11 rt 11 y I <11 c anu iui I'jua iiiauuDut ipi s I wrote you a few days ago, is divided * to resist. And it seemed per- ii(»oks and the most collection iilto two old town and the new ne was unanie to give the address he powerful complete parts.the fectly natural that the kings should want ,>f legal lore in Scotland. In a case in tijwn.and they are about evenly in Jamestown, X. Y. last night.intendedAt the regular Saturday evening a line of retreat fro.n one of their resi- t.lie center of the principal reading room a in population. The old city balncedhas He arrived at 6 o'clock, but could hardly ol". the East Washington Democraticmeetingdenies to another in case they should ever jire the original manuscripts of "yt'aver- nearly all of the public institutions, speak, and on the advice of a Club tonight in Rcchubite Hall, ;;04 B need it. 1 ey" and "Marmion." and the original c< the post office, the art gallery, theexept Joeal It is said that this bold piper made his 'Confession of Faith," signed by James portrait gallery, the historical museum cialist decided not to make an street southeast, addresses will be made address.spe| entrance by the upper end. playing a iVI, in 1.">ho, in which he proclaims him- and the public records office. At present WEATHER. A large audtence awaited him. Hfs plans by Andrew Wilson and James B. Archer stirring air. A crowd of people followed };elf a Protpstant.but he changed his tlliere is a good deal of talk about Mr. for the future will depend on his of the local bar. him down the street, tracing ids descent jTiind shortly after. I 'sher's legacy. Some people complain Fair, with frost tonight.. Suniday fair and'warmei. tomorrow. conditionThe Taft and Sherman District by the sound of the chanter from below hat it has fallen off in value because It Dr. A. D. Campbell said the until all of a sudden the for Jobs. as not been governor Club will hold a mass the surface, Looking properly invested. CONDITION OF THE WATER. was suffering frpm a very bad throat meetingRepublicanstrathspey ceasea in the neighborhood of Passing up and down High street a caused by exposure and forbade him to Monday at K p.m. at headquarters on 13th and that lias Belies of Burns. St. Giles' Cathedral, piper ,stranger is always struck with the large Bobby and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls. do any more speaking for a or two. street, opposite the Addresses never been seen or heard of since. Attached to the hall is a Temperature day Treasury. 1lumber of loafers about St. Giles' city very will be made Chester he stumbled over some obstacle and hanging t( . by Donaldson, Whether municipal museum, which is Dalecarlia DEBS BEGINS IN EAST < fn?resting 60; cor.dittion, 35. or was choked with Cathedral, and the surrounding build- Temperature, to Costa Ralph W. broke his head, * isited by few at north connet condition at south At breakfast yesterday in the "Red Rica; Tyler, consulnoisome gases, or fell into a hole, or j ngs. When I asked one of them what comparatively strangers ture, 64;condition 55; reservoir.Tempera:tion, for tiie Navy Department; JamesauditorL. ccause tjiey do not know anything about the evil , distribu Special" Eugene V. Debs salted a crust was seized and carried away by ;o many men were waiting for, he told nection, 65. Georgetown reservoeir.Temperature,conitig64; Feeney, president of the local one, nobody can say, and there are those Its greatest treasure is the original of bread.his usual cocktail before every ne that they were for jobs, and condition at effluent union, and F. S. Smith. who do not even believe the story. looking of the some condition at influent gatehouse, 60; meal.and it in his Key bookbinders' to that who opy "Covenant,'* signed by poising hand, said: Beginning with tonight the District of proceeded explain people ,200 clergymen and others who refused nousc, gatet "The battle in the east Some Haunted Houses. ,ivanted to hire hands came there ^ 55. begins tonight." Columbia Democratic Association wih always t('3 accept the dictation of the king in 1 The announcement was There are several historic spots and ito look for them; that the streets around ri matters and started the civil apparently hold tri-weekly meetings to the end of eligious of In other well prophetic. More than 5,000 persons houses on High street that are worth a i5t. Giles' were a sort of public employ- w ar that lasted so long. There are many J. R. Thomas and C. F. Pittman Mattawoman creek and the campaign on Saturdays. Tuesdays and nent I believed the known fishing spots of the lower Potomac. every seat in Convention Halloccupied chapter to themselves, and many of the ] bureau, and, of course. nlanuseripts and relics of Robert Burns, Washington claim to have made A last night in Rochester. X. and Thursdays at S p.m. at the headquarters 'iiim. The explanation was plausible and sir Walter Scott and other famous stream fisherman who spends most of his spare Y., all old-fashioned palaces in which the dukes catch of bass in a swamp time at Mattawoman home a the standing room was taken. It was a in the Munsey building. The enthusiasm told in a straightforward, unhesitating n The custodian insists thatScotchlen.they record brought in olden times , last and earls and princes lived Put when I accosted a about twenty-six miles from Norfolk string this week so heavy he could well dressed, thoughtful audience which of local democrats, says National ivay. policeman have more of Burns' manuscripts than was have visitants, hut all houses in , i little farther I received an entirely c an be .Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Pittman told hardly carry It. quick to rise to the points of Mr Newman, makes this Committeemanghostly on, found in any ^ther place, and Debs' address. * which men have lived and died are elleve in John Knox I That the so 1threw his and down the street Let me sound an alarm to hardly fish at first, but Thomas' cigars frequently. withdrawal of Charles W. Mr. Newman has just come from New Scotchmen who used to be energetic glance up your conscience. away. We Swisher in life should not continue their interest like a searchlight, he remarked. "I don't helped some in driving them and Arnold C. Scherr and the York and he says Bryan will that to There is a deal of 9 Ix>ral anglers are divided on the carry in modern affairs. i think you could get many of them good municipal .'12 bass. 21 perch and selection of W. E. Glasscock as the 1 caught ring of whether bass will be state by 100,000. Republican National In the center of a wide place in the work for any wages." Then he proceed- e in Edinburgh. The city ownsownrshipthe first We slept fishing questiongood sitreet car lines, but has leased to before dark the day. pickerelor not in the latter part of this month. of the republican party of WestcandidateComitteeman Bieber came back from New street, under the shadow of the statue of int board. All three of these fish seemed to jump them, » spoke. There no sign of Anacostia democrats held rally^ in Here stood also the old Toibooth. the It peculiar j( utilities of the line." so far as I know, unique in Edinburgh. p(ay a large which bait at the drop recognition.Masonic Hall, 14th and U streets, prison which Sir Walter Scott has im- counsel and coun- surplus every year, Additional of Later, however, when Mr. Chanler was in his story called "Th<- H art ror clients to seek their goes into the general fund and reduces comes from two honest Charges eostia. Thursday evening. The Anacostia mortalizcd cot tn oopk clients in the lobbies of the t.ixation. A While this story going upstairs, he met Connors and they Ana| of Midlothian," and which tells th<- terri- In- minority of the council, who would not deign to dtretch Be Hhn. Democratic Club was reorganized, with ( :*ourtthouse. An Edinburgh lawyer. ^acked a fishermen May Brought AgainstHousebreakingshook hands coolly. ble experience of Etlie Dean. to the by very considerable' majority the truth, another story comes by devious Tlifl pQiiA of IVflltAr Thnmae whnso Dr. James A. Watson as president; Dr. stead of going to his office, goes Q|f the large property owners, consider town (Norfolk) to WILSON JUMPS IN. the first thing in the morning courses from the same home is said to have been at Thomas D. Mudd, first vice is name of the county, 'courthouse wiser to put these profits into the a live sea cow. formerly president; Midlothian the his in a long, narrow cor- the effect that weight Secretary Wilson left Washington lasi John F. Carroll, second vice president: and suppose that this heart 'ind takes place ir fund so as to redeem soonerslnklgthe 1 was hauled ashore by 151 L street southeast and who was many people ridor. where a man in need of legal ad- ^onds that were ,300 pounds. night for the west, where he will third vice in the pavement is its geographical pen- he wants. sold to pay for the plant, near Ocean View. last night under a charge of arrested James A. Taylor, president; rice will look for the barrister There already is a sinking fund irsnermen in the campaign until election duy G. Leapley. sr., fourth vice ter, but Mr. W. J. Hay, an authority upon ] hall is usually well tilled by young is was continued this morninghousebreaking.at engage Edgar history, who now resides in The j that will pay off the bondsaocumuitingin Another good one this week the yarn His first will be in the Turner Hayden. treasurer; Lewis Edinburgh and briefless barristers waiting- for a t1 arm the Police Court until the early part of speech president;the house that was occupied for many venty-flve years: also a reserve fund of ahtut the pike which bit a man's B. Cook, corresponding secretary; Thomas < ase. Some are well dressed and > the who is next week at the instance of the district of RepresentativecongressionalPollarc years by Johin ICnox, says that tiie name of 1 per cent of total original cost to nearly off. The fisherman for the prosecution. J. Moore, linancial secretary, and Edgar ( looking, but' the majority prosperjusthem, ay for renewals, and that in attorneysof Nebraska, and will be delivered at from a souvenir formerly m^n- are repair* for the story declares responsibleThe specliic charge against Thomas is G. Leapley, jr.. sergeant-at-arms. originated in that ;am compelled to say, very seedy In But the want tile fish the unfortunate catcher Nebraska October 10. 4 ufactured by goldsmiths located and rather in man- heavy taxpayersimprovetents. landing into the home of George Berry City numerous 'appearance dejected "t ) the interest charges as soon as the freaking vicinity to sell to the pilgrims coun- stop the victim of enraged pike,became ltKll northwest about He also will speak at Ida, Kan., in the UGLY an 1aer. When a client has picked this at arm, of Temperance alley MASTERS FACE CHARGES. who visited the shrine containing ossible. The small taxpayers opposu which bit savagely the man's a of district of Representative Scott, and al sel and has briefly stated the nature of L wound. a week ago and stealing quantity arm bone of St. Giles. for nat policy and think only of reducing a serious inflictingmoney, clothing and jewelry. In addition La Grange, Ind., the home of the case It is customary them to urrent rates. That is the local politic tl Are Blamed for Wreck and to the law- . to the the prosecution Gilbams. Other engagementsRepresentativewili( Tug Captains Presented to St. Giles. i eave the courthouse go isue in A buuketful of bass was taken from present charge, be later. office, if he happens to have one, Edinburgh today. the storm-water states, it is probable that two other arranged of Ship. relic was to the 1rer's The municipality has recently purchased the wat r flowing into This sacred presented inhere the rest of the business is In the chamber of the sewage station charges of a similar character will be BLACKMAIL CHARGED. SAN FRANCISCO, October 3..During 1440. incased in a silver '8" everal blocks of the worst slums pumping cathedral about ( in privacy. . conlucted rotten old three days ago. lodged against the man before his case is into the and clity, and is clearing off the called. It is alleged that he broke into It was learned last night that \V. j the official inquiry wreck of the casket, in the shape of an arm. Scotch Court Customs. buildings and erecting model tenements a of the the home of his sister. Katherine Thomas, Curtis of the New York firm of Sullivatt ship Star of Bengal, direct charges of on St. Giles' day, it was borne lri of them. It does not attempt to Mr. Moses Colman. member annually,Robert Louis 8tevenson was called to place Columbia Fishing Club, is spending a few on L. street southeast, and that of a man & Cromwell, of which William Nelsoi j cowardice and desertion were made aloft through the streets in a proc.-ssion ompate with private owners except by weeks at Northumberland named Joseph Thomas. 1028 South F. Farrar and P. and all the ' he bar after a course of lectures at the jrnlshing the working classes better ao Mundys Point, Cromwell is one of the partnersSyester against Hamilton, headed by the lord provost (J rents. Va. street. Policeman Green of the eighth i-.i-.~i -...a of Edlnbu&h, and tells us that cf High street, as I have already fracired. black-mouthed plentiful early part September ' Large bass^pre « # % I