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Laboratoresr N6 31 West Twenty mm street jewa xorK can bcuuicj mailtfreetof charge a supplyumcjent to eiir cm nil orrpma inirface Or Clear a complexion oVemlsht and remove pirn pies lu iweniy iour nours 1 r4fe lftwVK AA1L ABE1B OcSTEIKEES jxwo leu or wnspiracy to iJiowup Jflt Clare ShopsrAnother Say8HeLight JAtrusenGStTeetfaductsSu Another Is Vice President of Jnterna 5 tUnal Machinists Association 8pecal to Tie WBhtagton Poet Paltimore an 1 Following an attempt early last evening to blow up the Gay street viaduct of the Baltimore and Ohloj Railroad flye men were arrested today on a charge of conspiracy to dynamite that bridge and also the Mount Oare machine shops of that road while neary lOOO men were at worki yFour of them were held in 10000 bail each Their names are WUUara Strfpley Hampton Lyhtner William Zimmerman and Walter Ames jail machinists and former employes of the railroad company The fifth was captured late tonignt and is at police headquarters The police claim to hae evidence directly Implicating the men and that Shipley had dynamite In hia possession when taken ancMiad confessed that he was to have delivered it to another man who was to have placed the explosive in the Mount Clare hops and set It off Police Allege Plot Capt Pumphrey is of the opinion that the men are connected with a committee Of striking Baltimore and 5hib machinists formed for the purpose or Injuring the railroad property basing his belief upon the results of police investigation into the attempt made some time ago to dynamite the Riverside shops of the Baltimore and Ohio Zimmerman and Shipley who went out with the striking machinists of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad here last May In formal statements to Detective Capt Pumphrey today confessed that they had engaged in a plot toblow up the Mount Clare railroad shops last night In the shops at thfctime the bomb was to be exploded were more than 1000 workmen and the alleged plotters admitted that they did not know how many people would be killed by the explosion The explosion under the Gay street bridge which is 40 feet above the street level occurred only a few minutes before the paesage of ta sounthbound paEsengef train Admits Lighting Fuse Walter II Ames 49 years old who was taken later in the day Is one of the vice presidents of the International Association of Machinists Tonight a fifth man was placed under arrest He Is Harry Madden 25 years oldiAs a striker he lias been doing picket duty and he has also from time to time acted as janitor of the headquarters of the strikers The detectives say he has confessed to lighting the fuse of the bomb placed under the Baltimore and Ohio bridge last night and also that on the strength of a note given him by Zimmerman and another of the men under arrest he secured 25 pounds of dynamite and 100 feet of fuse from 11 Meyers 110 South Howard street which he took to the house of Charts Gru ber 636 South Fremont street Here detectives found 21 1 2 pounds of the explosive Madden said that in plac ing and Utting off the bomb under tho biiflge last night he acted upon instructions give nhim by Zimmerman who was with him at the time Capt Pumphrey also clais that an attempt was to have been made within the next few days to blow upJhe Baltimore and Ohio bridge atBIue Top near Car toII switch EIVAIS BYED PBDJABY BIEL CoL West Proposes That Parties Wot the State Pay All Costs Special to The Washington FoU Suffolk Jan 1 Col 3 West of Suffolk assembly deegate elect member Of the State Democratic committee and of the subcommittee of ten wnoMwiU meet pext Wednesday at the heme of Lieut Gov Ellyson to agree upon a prl mary plan for presentation to therlegls Iature Is preparing a bill whose salient features are wholly unlike those of Speaker Byrds bill which will be con sidered by the same committee OoL West said his bill as a whole would be conservative rather than revolutionary The West bill makes optional iwitb any party to use the primary system and provides that expensesube bprne by the parties themselves Though test aims to legalize the primary to prevent fraud he would leave the conduct ot the primary jto partisan authoriiies and would have judges chosen upon recommendation of the candidates The bill is expected to precipitate a fight before the committeemen 5p iWiJ i s3Vi llw POOR WITH A MILLION Brokar7lsSiireonnttuOT iianlceSlHintWoriTJBim to fi sT tt Millionaire Questioned in Separation HeanngSays Ht Poesiit Snow How Mtr Deposits ex Drawa Moifey or How He SkrMs WiUi Bankers Vnd Brokers GeUNo Yearly Siatementi a i 7i i iTUff MaMitaHMdfl fr rrSLT 4ii TJ FtT A a iliiB WIl Ef tetl mispoasssaairsss w4 TiA ijiftijriiv7uiflA a wit rn 5Vrr rr iT i4Haw iSw zju ZKxrx i jiSiiTviiTs jj crc vn Lmi IH i ST fB SjrVy iiBkIB lliBiiiV IIIIWIIIIIllHIB III ilH tt AfW IIIB iiH 14 i Lii mn i to isr i nv kfflc iu i ji i1 irT i TBk 3i fll ifl jjmmm ymmmmMt zm gmm ttffij of Schlitz Beer Tis due ta vjlv r4 vfT 5 hmMmm Kyi iW tiH 1 lia I v1t A ir i jA Sir JNliJ Jir jtrir fWiva fs i selectibn of materials and SEVENTEEN RIDE TO HOUNDS Tomahawk Hunters Finish Well Over Snow and Sleet Covered Ground Special to The Washington Post Orange Va Jan 1 The New Years hunt of the Tomahawk unt Club was run today over fields covered with snow and sleet In spite of the bad footing seventeen riders followed the course which was laid mostly over the furros of Mrs Bond William Crenshaw jr and the Lee place The fences were high enough to suit the footing The course finished over two plank fences Where auite a crowd of followers saw some clever exhibitions of good jumping iAfter the hunt Mr and Mrs Macon entertained the club and many ogt of town guests at their place Chestnut Hill near Orange Breakfast was given in honor of Miss Bennett of Pittsburg1 and Mr and Mrs Swartz of Philadelphia who are spending the New Year with the Macons Among thosft who rode wen some of he best Virginia representatives of the hunt and many Visitors from out of the State VIRGINIA WEDDINGS MARYLAND WEDDINGS Hagerstown Ian 1 Miss Esther Gif fen of Samples Manor and Blaine Ren ner of Sharpsburg were married yesterday at the Lutheran parsonage here by the Rev A A Kerlln Hancock Jan 1 Miss Lelia Shives and John Miller of Big Ppol were married at the Presbyterian parsonage here by the Rev James Webster MARYLAND OBITUARY Annapolis Jan 1 Mrs Alberta Tyd Ings wife of Henry A Tydlngs chief judge of the orphans Court of Anne Arundel county died this morning at her home near St Margarets of pneumonia She is survived by her husband and two childrens Roy Tydlngs of Annapolis and Mrs Richard Duvall of St Margarets Laurel Jan 1 Miss Kate Cronmiller aged 78 sister of Dr John Cronmiller died today her home here of pneumonia She is survived by two sisters Mrs Hester Coale and Miss Susan Cronmiller Hagerstown Jan 1 Walter Fields died of fieneral debility yesterday at his home Brownsville aged 54 Surviving are his wife and eight children Farmer Tries Suicide Berryville Va Jan 1 Charles Ren ner a well known farmer of 4S years and unmarried shot himself through the head on the farm of George Evans near here this evening He is dying tonight Renner had been drinking and had several times threatened to kilt himself Quickly Cured Instant Relief Permanent Cure Trial Package Mailed Free to All in Plain Wrapper We want every man and woman suffering from the excruciating torture of piles to just send their name and address to us and get by return mail a free trial package of the most effective and positive cure ever known for this diseases Pyramid Pile Cure The way to prove what this great remedy will do in your own case ig to just fill out free coupon and send to us and you will get by return mail a free sample of Pyramid Pile Cure Then after you have proven to yourself what it can do you wllj go to the druggist and get a 50 cent box Dont undergo an operation Operations are rarely a success and often lead to terrible consequences Pyramid Pile Cure reduces all Inflammation makes congestion irritation itching sores and ulcers disappear aid the piles simply quit For sale at all drug stores at 50 cents a box Charlottesville Jan 1 Warfield Beale Bayley of New Paltzi and Miss Sallie Jackson Miche daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Michie were married today at the home of the bride Oak Hills this county by Archdeacon Frederick Neve The bridegroom is a great great grandson of Lord Bayley Carroll Harlow and Miss Florence Dickerson were married last evening at tjie parsonage of the High Street Baptist Church this city by the Rev Dr Henry Battle Both are residents ol Greene county Fredericksburg Jan 1 Frank Kinde Brovn and Miss Hattle Hume Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs William Baker of King George county were married Thursday at the Methodist parsonage in that county the Rev James officiating Howard Clift and Miss Laura Newton daughter of Mr and Mrs Buck Newton both of King George county were married Thursday at the residence of the Rev Owens who performed the ceremony Albert Kendall of Alabama and Miss Irene Rawlett of King George county were married at the residence of the brides father the Rv Fones officiating Orange Jan 1 JW Moore of New port News and Miss Annie Ren nolds daughter of Mr and Mrs Rennolds of Orange county were married at Antioch Church in that county the Rev Saunders officiating Heathsville Jan 1 Miss Rosa Headlcy and Clarence Fallin were marrld this evening at the home of Mr Isaac Head ley father of the bride near Lara by the Rev Herbert Driscoll of Heaths vills Miss Eva Bryant and Peter Headley were married today at the hdme of the bride near Rainswood by the Rev Herbert Driscoll of the Baptist Church Specialto Tbe Wuhtetm4pt i New York Jan The suit brought by Airs Jiary Blair Brokaw aealnst Billv Gould Brokaw for separation and fSOOOft a year alimony came tp an end today at auneoia wnen2Justice Futnamanted the lawyers on each side two weeks In which to file briefs At theJ1endoffthat period or perhaps a couple of days lajer me juauct win renaer nis decision It seems almost certain that Mrs Brokawwillrecelve the decree she asks for and alimony jnthe neighborhood of J1500Q a year She is now getting 112000 a year as a temporary allowance Mrt Brokaw was called upon today tol give a iormai statement or just now much he Is worth and justwbat his an nual income is He said that to the best of his knowledge and belief lie Jjas no taste for figures or business his various properties might be valued at 1638939 The yearly Ineorrie from this hevistatedr US7LU125 pur of this hlr paper declared hennas to pay I2440S for taxeis iqi terest on mortgages and therefore his net income Is1 about 14670625 Mr Brokaw waY placed uporl the stand at the beginning of todays session of court and was asked about his resources He handed to Attorney Baldwin who rep resents Mrs Brokaw a typewritten statement of his affairs Mr Baldwin went at hlra vigorously Trusts to His Counsel Did you prepare that syourself he asked He has an opinion that Mn Brokaw is worth 13000000 or J4oooooo and i that his income is away above 100000 a year No I did not Mr Brokaw responded Mr Bush of my counsel got up tha statement I trust to him Mr Brokaw said he left everything to Mr Bache the broker and did riot receive even a yearly account of how he stood with the brokerage house He was asked about his various bank accounts and said he maintained accounts in the Windsor Trust Company of this city the Union Trust of Washington and a small balance in the local bank at High Point He had no idea how he stood with any of these institutions he declared He never bothered about keen ing track of his accounts He was indifferent as to hundreds of thousands as he sat upon the stand In a new mustard colored suit with a light brown silk scarf and a handkerchief of the same hue tucked into his sleeve A hundred questions were asked of him as to how he drew his money how he deposited it and how mueh he spent each year He returned always the same answer I really could not tell you Willing to Sell Autos or Land When Mr Brokaw was asked what automobiles he owned he said he had two in Europe and added Ill let you have them Mr Baldwin for 3000 He also said he would sell his shooting preserve at Highpomt for 30000 The lawyer said fie wasnt In the market at the moment for reaL estate propositions Now Mr Brokaw the attorney demanded next do you think for a man of yourmeans you have been living extravagantly I could riot say drawled the witness Hflw rnMelv aTe you worth The statement says 1600000 and something of otheri Well do you think youre a poor man Yes I do retorted the witness with a smile The wifes lawyer at this point made a motion to have the financial statement stricken out because Mr Brokaw admitted that his lawyer had prepared it for him and Jie really didnt knOw himself if it were correct or not This motion was denied Justice Ready to Decide Attorney Mclntyre chief of counsel for the millionaire then asked for 30 days In which to prepare a brief Justice Putnam said Tie would rather that both Mr aicintyre ana jar BaldwltC Vould sum up tneir jcases at once The justice jn timatedAhat a decision might be rendered upon the spot Mclntyre however said he was not ready to do this and after a long argument the justice agreed toreceive briefs In two weeks and to decide the case then He also took into consideration a request for 2000 counsel fees which MK Baldwin asked Mr Brokaw if the wif6 receives the separation will pay the whole costs of the trial which will amount to about 60000 carer ia maKing JNothing4 a iXelse vJThere isnotsecret proi lilhe policy of JosephSchlitz fc rEvSSf FEARS E0R OVERDUE VESSELS Norfolk Anxious Over Fate of Numerous Craft Out in Christmas Storm Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va Jan 1 Fears are felt for the safety of numerous vessels form and bound to Hampton Roads wmch must have been caught In the severe storm of December 25 and 26 Among those overdue are the new six masted schooner Wyoming from Bath December 14 and the Henry Cramp from Boston on the same date Dill gent inquiry also is being made for the schooner George Hudson which sailed from the Roads for Boston with a cargo of coal December 23 VIRGINIA OBITUARY Jft FREE PACKAGE COUPON Fill But tlU blank lines below with our name and address cut out poupon and mall to th9 PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY 154 Pyramid BWg Marshall Mich A sample of the great Pyramid Pllo CurV will thenbe Bent 7O0 at once by mall TREE la plain wrapper Kim Street City and State Portsmouth Jan 1 Joseph A Parker prominent and wealthy died today at his home in this city aged 68 He served with distinction in the Confederate army and engaged actively in business at Tidewater Va for many years both as a merchant and manufacturer Staunton Jan 1 Mrs Sarah A Hen drlckson a native of New York died here to day aged SS at the home of her only living child Charles Van Valkenberg Mrs Charles Barnhart matron of Stauntons rest room maintained free by the biisiness men of the city for thereon venience of out of town women custom ers died today after a short illness aged 351 Fredericksburg Jan 1 John Farlsh of Caroline county died at his home near Port Royal last evening aged 45 He was magistrate of his district for years and recently had been appointed one of the land assessors He Is survived by hla wife and several children Bristol Jan Jean McGoldjick aged 41 a merchant at Dante Russell county7 died in the hospital here this morning as the result of a fractured skull Mug to a fall from a bridge two days ago He is survived by his wife and one soti Roanoke Jan Frank Byrne died this morning at Lowmoor AUegeny xoantj He was a charter member of the local lodge of Hibernians Accomac Courthouse Jan 1 John Ackley formerly of Philadelphia but Jiving in Upper Accomac for the past 40 years died Thursday at the age of 83 Miss Thompson Weds at Charlestown Special to The Washington Post Charlestown Va Jan 1 Miss Oe tavla Haxill Thompson daughter of Dr and Mrs A Thompson of Summit Pomt this county this afternoon In the Episcopal Church at Summltf Point ras married Dy tne tev a Willis to John A Chew of New York The pair will IF WEST VIRGINIA The directors of the West Virginia Central Agricultural and Mechanical Society at Clarksburg elected officers yesterday as follows Denhara president Haymaker vice president James Hess secretary and Highland treasurer With 200 delegates attending the annual State convention ofthe Daughters of the Revolution will open at Man nlngton for a threej days session January 12 Judge Hervey at Wheeling overruled the lower courts whoheld that the Volunteers of America were disturbing the peace in conducting religious street meetings Capt Butler and his wife had been arrested and fined in the lower court and theey appaled At a meeting of the plant chiefs of the Bell Telephone Company of Mor gantown district it was decided to ex pend 200000 in Improvements in the aistrict which will Include new lines Detween Fairmont and Unlontown Fairmont and Clarksburg Fairmont and Parkersbursr Morerantown ami Kingwood Grafton and Newburg and Fairmont and Mannlngtori The winter term convocation address of the West Virginia University will be delivered Tuesday evening January 4 by Dr John Stevenson professor of geology in the New York University and formerly preslderit Of the Geological Society of North America minis humble beginning ours todays A beer so much super rior tKat those who know it will always demand it Many cheap beers haye come and gone But the sales of Schlitz have stegdily increased Quality of materials is insured by one of our owners He personally selects the barley He goes to Bohemia for most of our hops Our water is drawn steam 4 aj ditti tiK 3 fS riPIB i i i Lw aaj inliv jy Vy MrA ira 11 iF 1 100 iSti iiforti cock a st 4 Vi kjxjli ap VY Apl ugxit lover by one 6t our founders Xhb cul tie ture Tsever develbpedffrom thltf orieinalmbtheliCcelL i a SAi GareinuiDrcihedSubleS Stthe usual edstf Rigid cleanliriessj Mtenary sieplWe clean iev6i7itariki anH atr witfi live We wash every bottle four timesibefofe itis filled and fi finally stenlize it after filling and sea Kh aBBBT ABbbT m9 Every Idt op ofSchirtz is thoroughly aged Sj Hes for months in glass linedsteellahks Surely you owe yourself the extra gooclness of Schlitz Usually you pay no morer36ritf See iliatthetorklir crown brdndtdhhiitV 4 Phone North 2171 StA Joseph Schlitz Brewing Cof 3rd and Randolph PL Washington eerTnat Made ilwau kee Famous TJPLLFT OF MILL OPEItATIVES Eighty four Per Cent in Carolina Able to Read and Write Special to The Washington Post Ualelgh Jan 1 Returns to the state labor commissioner sha wthat North Carolina has 312 cotton woolen and silk mills with 3143511 splmiles 55693 looms 130356 horsepower 55128 employes of whom 23358 are females aixty slx per cent of thet mills report Unproved financial conditions and education of employes 89 per cent complied with the labor laws and 84 per cent of the operatives are able to read and write The average nurnber of hours in a work day is 10 68400 per cent 81 mills use electric power 63 knitting mills report spln dles 74440 machlhes 6954 employes 6867 Goston County leads with 48 cotton mills Mecklenburg having 22j Alamance JL WESTERN JIARYIAND NOTES WEST VIRGINIA OBITUARY Charlestown Va Jan i Mrs Thomas Ott of Halltowh died at her residence this morning aged about 65 She is survived by her husband two sons Samuel and Frark of this coiinty and MrsBarrettf Halltown JohriBane a farmer of niear here4 died suddenly while iiitdwntodav He was about 45 years old and Is survived by a wlfeand two chlldren Judge Keedy at Hagerstown yesterday fined Roy Walk a railroad employ ff 10 and osts for contempt In falling to pay his wlfetwho sues for dlyorce weekly alimony as directed by the court last 6ctober In default Walk was committed to jail Testimony was produced to show that he refused work when It was offered Mowery of iWanesboro and John Florence of Rouzerville charged with assaulting with intent to murder their employer James Koontz of Smith burg each were fined 10 at Hagerstown yesterday They appealed and stated they would enter a counter suit against Koontz A result of an Investigation of the burning on Christmas of Braftpn school house Frank Detrlch who made his home wdth his grandfather John WiBry son not far from the schoolhouse was arrested fOr arson and held for a hearing Monday His grandfather furnished bail VIRGINIA BRIEFS Since 1899 Richmond tax receipts have grown from 2184319 to U60O0O This Increase is due largely to the Influence of the local chamber of commeree Total receipts at the Richmond post office for last year were 63185946 or 8653081 In excess of 1908 The Rev Robert Dogan of Jeffer ison Street Baptists Church BoanoKe married 53 couples during 1909 Building permits to the number of 442 were issued in Roanoke during 1909 The estimated cost of buildings was in round numbers 800000 an increase of nearly 300000 over 1908 It la unlawful to hunt game in Virginia while the snow is on the ground and a heavy fine Is Imposed for the violation of this law The ground has been covered with snow for more than a week and game has had a hard time subsisting The farmers In many cases have thrown grain out for partridges turkeys andother birds The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has awarded the contract for double tracking the New York Philadelphlaand Norfolk Railroad from Delmar Del to Cape CharleB James Painter has succeeded Caldwell the treasurer elect as clerk of the Hastings court at Radford Honle taking Mr Painters place as Justice of the peace The Rev Irwin of the Presbyterian Church and the Rev Rosser of the Baptist Church Radford have left for their new charges at Princeton Va and Crewe Va respectively Montgomery county notes Entomologist for Argentina Special to The Washington Pest Radford Va Jan 1 Arthur Rosen feld son of Rosenfeld of Radford has been appointed chief of the entomological department of the Argentine Republic Mr Rosenfeld Is only 23 years old Ha took his degree at the VlrgbuV Polytechnic Institute In 1904 Since that time lie has been as assistant State entomologist of Louisiana No Liquids at Reception Special to TheWashlngion Poat Annapolis Md Jan Following fhe New Yeara dayustom ofye4rs the National Guard of Baltimore called on thegovernor In aody today GovSCro thers adhered to his practlceof offering his guests no liquid refreshments of any iif sale Fight Decision Janarjtl2 rjii HVlMuiiHiVuTijijui iTfiSuaieaivL tne vinjuncuonproceeamg8 Drougnt Dyr the Zell yan Dyke syndicate to delay eonnrmauonOf the receivers sale of the Norfolk and Southern was rnnrlurlpA in Federal court here today Judge Wad Faf Reducing Ideas Are ProvenNatures Best Fat Is foodturned into the wrong kind cf material for the body Instead of the blood taking up the iood we eat and giving it to the body In the formof good hard sound flesh nerve and bone fat Is inrown into tissues ana is packed arourid the organs andbeneath the skln This at last tearfe dcran alt the vital forces of the system and destroys not only manly health and comeliness tout HKewise results in aeath The sure wav andthe best way is to take a Jkfarmola tablet after each meal You may then eat whatyoitwlll and when you will ana tne stomacn ana digestive Organs wui turn tne mearinto the veryktnfl of ofHcers Of the Fifth regfment MaryIand nourishment you mosfc neecL Fat is stoppedat once and the fat you have isremoved lna way that nature herself suggests at tne jrate ot from j12 Ha 15 ounces per day and there arenolflabby rolls of jskm and deep wrinkles left to re mindyou of the days when you were fat Every drugglstsellsthese tablets which are made afterthe famous JtfarmAlniPra Btrlptlon They are harralesaMiutahou sanua prove tnat trrey ao reduce far just as we say they do If you cant buy them from your druggist or ryotf do prefer send 75 center the price of a case to The jiajuiuia laimiKmy ruepir izai uetroity ucni aua tneys wju sena samato you toy Rockvllles popularity aa a Gretna Green was attested during the year 1909 when 434 licenses to marry were issued 325 to white and 109 to colored couples It broke the record for the best pre vloua year by about 30 Of the licenses Issued 162 were to WashlngtonIans 152 to couples from Montgomery ocunty 69 tp Virginians 13 to Baltlmoreans and 36 to couples from various parts of the country Leesburg January Miss Mabel Alice Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols of Purcellville Loudoun county and Arthur Eugene Xyboltvn attorney of Kansas City Mo were married Wedensday according to the rites of the Society of Friends 1 William Miller formerly tV Rockbridge county otwner of Leeton one of the colonial estates In Fairfax county containing EOO acres has sold the place to jW Wagstaff of Mecklenburg Va manager of the Buffalo LIthia Water Company The price paid was 25000 The farmers short course of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute for the session of 1910 will begin at Blacksburg January 5 and will last four weeks The subjects are chosen from a utilitarian standpoint Butter making stock feeding stock breeding and various other farming subjects wll fee taught The second annual banquet of the Bishop Wilson Bible Class of the Southern Methodist Church at Rockville was held In the Sunday school room Friday evening Robert LV Smith teacher of tne class was toastmaster ana delivered an address Others who sooke wereiB Hughes Hugh Thompson Edgari Reed James Hoskinson and Griffith Warfield 4 Olney Grange last night elected the fol lowing officers Master Bentley Thom as jjDverseer Robert Miller 1 lecturer Reuben Brigharo steward Thomas Lea assistant steward William Moore jr chaplain Miss Mary Magruder treasurer Miss Elizabeth Stabler secretary Miss Mary Thomas gate keeper Thomas pomona MrsF Downey flora Mrs vviiilam Moore ceres Mrs Bentley rThomas The Montgomery county commissioners have asked for bidsj fbir installing wires and other fixtures for llirhtlne th onnrf Itiouse at Rockville with electric lights une nunarea ngntgjwiu oe required and lt Is estimated their Installation will cost about 360 1 1 ft i The Rev JW RvSumwait district superintendentsuperintendent of Methodist Episcopal churches la the Washington district yes terday ttenaea a special committee 1 meeting pi me newchurch atSClarksbiiro The ReVCM Tost the paator report Miss Jennie Williams Miss MWltf lams Mls3 Sara Loralne Williams and Miss Myrtle SpOnseUer POnCE CAPTAIN DISMISSED Baltimore Police Board Decides Charges Against Ward Are Proven Special to iWwashinrtmi Foit Baltimore Jan Bernard Ward for two years capjaln of the Northwestern police district was dismissed from the department today The board of police commissioners deliberated lees than fifteen minutes before announcing the decision Lieut Charles Cole of the same district was promoted to the grade of captain Te takes charge of theSouthern district however while Cant Sanby now in the southern la to command the north western WfiJ Capt Ward was found guilty of not reporting the disorderly Hunter house of removingSergt Hurley Rafter raids of removing Officer Scrivener and of using offensive language toward hlsDOlIcemMr The charge of taklngmoney Worn Saloon Vum trt WHOLE TOW THREATENED A Blaze 4t Holland Va Beyond Control vynenonununicationsCeased Special to The Waihlagton PMt Norfolk VaJan 1 Flre tonight threatens to wipe off the map the town of Holland 6 miles westof Suffolk on the Southern Railway Shortly after midnight slxteen buslnesg ibulldlngs and thejallway station It ja saldhad been foumsd and theflre was still beyond control yit All wire connections wflh the town was then ut off The flames were Ing fanned byjahlghrwlnd and only a bucket brigade was pourlngwater on themThe lossiat thV last rport amounted to between 25000 and 30000 SECOND WIFE GOLDEN BRIDE Capt and Irs Mitcheli Celebrate Fiftieth Marriage Anniversary Epeelal to ThVaahIntoi Poet rAnnapolls Md JanL Capf Lemuel JMltchelI of Eastportr today celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his Secpnd marriage Capt Mitchell Is 75 years of age He was first mafried a Utibut lost his wife two yeara later On Newears day 1860 he married his present wife and today received the1 congratulations of many Irlends on his golden wedding AFTER MR SCOTTS TOGA rl Cpngressnian Hubbard Said fo Have Sen atorial Aspirations Special laJThe Washington Port Wheeling Wya Jan A politician close to Representative Hubbard is au thorlty for the statement that theWheel i Ing congressman wuhiff30 days win announce his candidacy for the United States Senate to succeed Senator scott It Is said here that Mr Hubbard is close to President Taftand may have the backing of the administration LITTLE DOROTHY TAFT SATE Goes to Friends Home After Parens Miss Her at Station Sawtelle Cal an While her parents were searching for her in tthe fear that she had been lost en route alone from Pomona to Los Angeles Dorothy Taft aged 12 a cueln of President Taft was safe with friends of the family thlal euourpan tqwn 1 Her father and mother missed her In the crowd at Los Angeles station whither they had gone to meet her lastnlght and 4 she took a trolley caif 05 her home here Not finding any one in the house she went to a neighbors for the night Mrs James Williams Mra Sarah JaneJBurdetteMrs Frank XWire Mrs John Williams Mrs BT TVIMama itMccate Smith Hoyle 01 xsew lOrK Tfie Balr will JiaSBSBSIBSMIBBBBHBaSBHSSBBJBMiBiMCI llir 1 1 111 VH 1 i inTi mor yT lsom i iT i iwuiu jiuui sealed ana unmar Keo I nite jots i vi vv i stNtfafeA jpsteet xAv4Ak fefeAv te i nl i 1 ri tz xz yr 3 iiiwiri vKiT ysvrvjoCTitiijiiYaf HyWj ijv jj Tt OUT OF ORDER KIDNEYS CAUSE OF BACKACHE iijfc A Few Doses Reflate the Kidneys and Bladder A real jsurprise awaits every sufferer from kidney or bladder trouble who takes several doses of Papes Diuretic Misery In the back sides orloinsc sickheadache1 nervousness rheumatism pain bean that the churchcost neaxfy RW and palplutl0M dlmess sleeplessness to thtt lmtU0O nwvlremamsMBehted lBamed or 8W0len ifSSS TheLadies Aid Society of Bovd Pre bvterlan ChurchT ntPi4ainort urv fVieWi thfrhome of ItsDresMent Mrs sJ water and other bladder misery ends 11 TC7flltan ta IJki mL VZT rrun nnnMMA ai anatutM Trlnov AW jMumuii nuajr aiier ine regular Auc iivcMWi aiuvivf Djuuy uwy montniy session Member present were unnary aiBoraerpO iew any rneunjusm and all symptoms of out of order kidneys slmplyyanlsh Uncontrollable urination esMclally at night smarting offensive anddlscolored begin taking this harmless medicine with 1 the knowledge that mere isno other remedy at any price made anywher ialse In the world which will effect so thorough and promnt a cure as 1 ft fifty cent treatment ofPape Diuretic walca any druggls caa supply i It Is needless to feel miserable and won 1 rled because this unusual preparation goes at once to the out of order kidneys and urinary system distributing Us cleansing healing and strengthening In 4 fluence directly upon the organs ahd glands affected and completes the cure before youreallze It Tout physician pharmacist bahke or any mercantile agency will tell you tnat Pape Thompson Papeof Cincinnati Is a large and respbnslblemediclne concern thoroughly worthy of your confidence Only curatlveresultsLian come from taklngiPatesturetlc and a few days I treatmentwnnmake any one feel fine i Accept eniyjrPapes Dluretlo fifty cent jtreatment any drug storeanrwhen 1ft 1 ithewosld I I 3 a3a i i 7.