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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY 8 1908 13 Terror of Pacific Grafters Threatened With Crim- inal Suit State Senator Fulton of Oregon Much Wrought- Up Report ie that one or the nest Inter- esting and seHpat4onal criminal libel suits that the country has known in many years is impending in Oregon No less a person than Senator C W Fulton of that State is named ag probable plaintiff while Francis J Heney of San Francisco prosecutor of grafters and boodles and allround political fighter and special counsel for the Government in the Oregon land fraud eases is named as the defendant Some weeks ago Henej came to Washington and took occasion to say In an interview that when ho got back home he was gomg to drive some nails into political coffin of Mr Fulton by making a speech at some available place and inviting the people to come and hoar him explain th relation of Senator Fulton to late Senator Mitchell who while Senator was con- victed iu A graft cas and to the old corrupt regime of Oregon in general Heney who has nothing if not nerve and who once a man who had announced Ws purpose to shoot Heney on sight was good as WH word A few days ago he made his speech in the first Congregational in Portland place was packed and more turned away than could be Admitted Honey told his story he made charges and trade them specific he represented that Senator Fulton was not a fit man to be reelected to the Senate and told very definitely why he thought aw He named names and fixed dates Senator Fulton has been busy since then getting up a statement reply to Honey in which he expects to crush the latter He isnt hurrying bout it he proposes to and is finally issued Xow comes report from Oregon that after he has issued his broadside Ful ton will supplement it by starting an action in criminal libel against Honey If he does so the whole long series of Oregon graft charges will ironed out in court and the case will hardly fail to be one of the most juicy and that have marked the course of against the land grafting bus- iness in the far Northwest PUPILS WILL ENTER It is now assured that pupils from the white graded schools and sixtyseven pupils from the colored graded schools will be promoted to the nigh schools Monday under the semiannual promo- tion plan In addition it is probable that the above number wil be aug mented by fifty addition pupils who were marked doubtful by This latter class was yesterday given examinations the various supervising principals to ascertain if they were en to promotion to the High school pupils in all taking the exami- nation JOWA CIRCLE HOUSE SOLD TO SATISFY MORTGAGE- Phelan C Hawn of Lieberman Hawn has purchased the threestory brick and stone dwelling Iowa Circle for 13000 The was sold at auction yesterday by Thomas J Owen Son to satisfy a mortgage CHARGES LIBEL AGAINST HENEY the th hIs as be edi- fying t1 HIGH SCHOOL MONDAY e ers Bevent 4 the Ir d8 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Western Representatives Decide to I0m Congress Politics in Background Representative B P Birdsall Opposition to Iowa Pow- ers Gives Members Hint to Retire Two of the Republican members of the Iowa delegation In Confrese have Inthe past week announced their Inten- tion to retire from publte life They are Representative Robert Cousin of the Fifth district and Rei- rftsentative B P Birdsall of the Third district Both are well known in Air Cousins is now head of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs and has been in Congress sixteen years Judge Birdsall is the successor to Col David B Henderson formerly Speaker- of the House and is a member of the House Committee on Rivers and Har- bors The announcement or their intention to retire at the end of this Congress and not to seek renominating have been conveyed In letters sent to Iowa with in the last few days Mr Cousins in his letter Indicates that he leas reached the time wants to do for himself in a business war Judge Birdsall is retiring he announces to resume his law practicewhich is ex- tensive Political Reasons Back of the two retirements however there are political reasons closely re- lated to the intense on in Iowa between Governor Cummins end Senton Allison for the Senate seat OCTA1S KNIGHT Octavius Knight formerly of Wash- ington who died last Thursday at Fan wood N J was buried this afternoon at Oak Hill Cemetery Funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian Church at 2 oclock Mr Knight was for many years a wellknown patent attorney of this city and lived here for the forty years be- tween and 1 S moving to New Jersey in the latter year He was born In London seventyseven years ago and came to this country In 1 4 Ho was prominently identified M C A and church work here be- ing an elder in the First Presbyterian Church ever since 1S76 Mr Knight is survived by his wife and nine children Three sons Hervey S Knight a patent attorney and Edward Q and Arthur O are residents of Washington- Two daughters and three sons reside- in New York one son in Pittsburgh Best Coal at Low Prices R J N C Grace 4th F ne Phone Lincoln 2tt Jt8 struggle now new BURIED AT OAK HILL ISM with- Y Con- gress when some- thing ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Representative Robert Cousins held Allison The Cummins forces are making an aggressive tight They had Cousins in view and recently have succeeded in ffeltlnif a candidate into the field who certain to encompass Cousins defeat The latter saw the on the wall atd concluded to gt out Too Friendly to Allison Judge Birdsall repeeents the district which contains where Senator Allison lives He was regarded as a Cummins man when elected to Congress Since the contest over the Senatorahtp has come up however he has been reckoned with the Allison forces Tilt has alienated the support he had from the Cummin forces Two other candi- dates have oome out against him and altogether the situation had becotre complicated and This is the real reason as understood here why concluded to leave Congress His abandonment- of the field and the retirement of CouslHS are looked on by the Cummins forces as indicating a weakening of Allison support HISTORICAL SOCIETY HOLDS MEETING TUESDAY The future development of Washing- ton and the assistance in that direction which may be derived from the proper education of children will be the subject of discussion Tuesday night- at the Shoreham Hotel under the au- spices of the Columbia Historical So ciety N Glenn Brown will read a paper on the subject and it will be fully illustrated by lantern slides At the conclusion of Mr Browns paper the subject will be open for discussion In which the public will be Invited to participate rhe society will celebrate its Roth meeting February 22 by appropriate in honor of George Washington- The exercises will take place at the Shoreham Baltimore and Return 125 Baltimore Ohio R R Every Saturday and Sun- day All trains both ways both days except Royal Limited City offices 1417 G st anc 619 Penna ave b tava U the the city s seem flub que has ex- ercises fsz ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Read Read Read- JUST OaK AT THIS Opening of English Court The Finest Office Building Jack London a Bad Penny Washingtons Boy Preacher I Otis Skinner as a Scholar Besieging Army at Capitol The Comic Womans Page and Serial All in the Great Magazine Section o- fl5heSundayTimes Valentine Maker TEMPLE REOPENS AFTER BIG FIRE Washington Hebrew Celebrates Com- pletion of Repairs Services wore hold last night In Eighth Street Temple of the Washing ton Hebrew congregation for the first time since October last when tire par- tially destroyed the edifice The audi torium after extensive repairs Ja now more handsome than over before The new organ will be ready for use with in month Rabbi Abram Simon conducted the services last night delivering a sermon on Sanctuaries The rituals were read Dr Louis Stern Dr Samuel Greene of the Calvary Bap tis Church was to have spoken but illness in his family prevented his at tendance the of the tcmpel the Hebrew congregation has used the Calvary fur theIr The new auditorium i attrac- tive In all appointments The wood work and are of oak The vaulted arch domes are handdecorated send supported by imposing pillars The U of butt the entire effect is a most pleasing one The services marked an- niversary of Rabbi Simons coming to Washington and the congregation ex- pressed its appreciation of his The committee which has lust completed Its labors Is composed of Jacob Eiseman chairman Goldsmith A D Prince E Solomon A M Fishel and I Blout Who Wish to Be Naturalized Keep Clerk Young Busy In striking contrast to the statistics issued by one of the Government de partments indicating that a majority of the Immigrants to this country return- to their native land after having saved up their for several years is the recordbreaking number of appli papers that been filed recently with John R Young clerk of the District Supreme Court The applications are from men in every and of almost every nationality In spite of the fact that it Inot an easy thing for an alien to be come a citizen of the United States hundreds of foreigners have sought Mr Young during the last few weeks to register their names After having taken out his first papers the applicant must serve a probationary of live During thle time he is supposed to study principles which the Government United States is founded difference between it a4 the State governments and he must a of the Consti- tution of the United States Nearly every morning Mr Young has his hands full questioning the appli- cants Many of foreigners are un- able to speak English and the services- of an interpreter are required From present indications there will be nearly 1000 aliens who will receive the priv- ileges of citizenship during the present year MRS FRENCHS WILL FILED The entire estate of Mrs Agnes I C French is bequeathed to her husband John L French by her will Idled for probate today It provides that at the death ef her husband estate shall be given to her son Leon LeLanne French The will Is dated March 22- UW7 and names John L French as executor Con- gregation the a IJ pastor temple pews THOUSAND ALIENS ADOPT COUNTRY- Men 8 haw Yenl the the w the gain ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TETRAZZINI HYPNOTIZED SHUSH I SCOFF THE IDEA I- HAMMERSTEIN SVENGALI > NBW YORK feb Trilby No not I Hypnotism and Svengali I do not believe in any magician save the wlzzard f applause from an enthueistia audience when one has rowed It and succeeded In making the people realize how one has tried to please them Mme Tetrazzlnl stood in her dressing room last night in the glittering golden gown she wears in the first act of Travlata just before it was time for her to go on the stage Mr Hammerstein had carefully ex- plained in German the exact nature of a report cabled from London to th effect that the great singer was subject to hypnotic influence that although she is mistress of the art hr Jf there tunes when her voice is subservient to the influence of her manager and friend Baziltl Honest she continued with the soft smite that o often dimples face I do not believe in hypnotism if you pike and the thrills of pleasure one experiences when the cur- tain falls with the wild signal of of the audiences approval No baneful influence of a Svengalfs con- centrated will power could have any upon me Sometimes I feel morose melancholy not quite confident then I to myself Now are to sing better than ever before and r do so as a rule The audience hypnotize me the music Tights and above all the triumph 01 a successful even ing Hammerstein the Svengali- The prima donna paused looked at Mr Hammer teift laughed lightly and then said Perhaps it is Mr Hammer steins eagle eye always upon me from the wings where he while I am on the stage Perhaps he is the Sven Already the violins were to her 1 o the II II beginning are autosug- gestion ap- plause ef- fect stands ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SIBLEY OF PENNSYLVANIA Addressed to the clerk of the House- of Representatives Maj Alexander Mc- Dowell there came a letter today from former Representative Joseph SIbley of the Twentyeighth Pennsylvania dis- trict in which Mr Sib4 y laid low the hopes of his friends to renomiaate Mm for Congress while he was on a pleas- ure trip in Egypt Mr Sfbtey sailed from Kew York yes- terday for Egypt His friends in h district had made a pies to get him back Into Congress by nominating him in the primaries In May But his letter said he would not ac- cept the nomination This leaves the path clear for the return of Represen tative Nelson P Wheeler who is repre- senting the district in this CHAIRMAN ON MONDAY With the of the Democratic Congressional campaign committee celled for Monday to elect a chairman to manage the next campaign the indi- cations are now that Representative Harry Flood of Virginia Js sure of be lag chosen for the place Other candidates in the race are Lloyd of Missouri and Bowers of Mississippi while there is some talk of Ryan of New York being put up for it As th situation now stands Flood has to him enough to elect him DECLINES RENOMINATION DEMOCRATS TO CHOOSE pledged meet 1g votes ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ hum and Madame Tetrazzini disap toriouH little dressing room frori emanated What do you think of the Trilby story Mr Hammerstein was asked ag he donned the inevitable black silk hat reparatory to leaving the you want me to toll you what I think ho answered in mock seriousness Yen am Bvengali I am the one who hypnotizes T traz- zini His round Into a goodnatured smile It was the best joke of the reason Not Like Trilby Madame Tetrazzini he continued suddenly becoming serious Is not like Trilby for she is not a bit like a grown woman She is like a big baby gifted with a talent that she seems hardy tfi realize herself singing only 4 eesuse she loves it and cannot help herself Fancy Tetrazziifi tonedeaf All singers hypersensitive to elemental Influ- ence such an storms and extremes of weather Just KS the stringed instru- ments are by them But that i not hypnotism nor any other balder daph Signer Bazilll did not know whether to be angry or amuse I when he was told the stories of his supposed mys- terious influence over Tetrazzini He is the antithesis of the Svengali He 18 short and stout and about thirty years old He laughed and frowned and held up MR hands is absurd said he The man who imagined that story Is a At sub ject for a lunacy commission is stupid as well AS crazy I wish I spok Kngiieh well enough to express myself fully TetrazKlnl san for years before she met me nyid while wee not known in America she was in Mexico and abroad I dont even in hypnotism dont know anything about- it Why if 1 could do that wouldnt I have the power to make the most famous instead of eoneone else in the Inner of my I I whence Of cosmetics tnd just believe in singer peered recesses odors perfunlbr0 theater are t cef > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ TEACHERS EXAMINATiON Examinations ef teachers to rill va- cancies in fastness High and the McKinley Manual Training School are being Mid at the Franklin School build ing a doaen applicants entering for the examination- The places to filled are those teacher of physical geography and English and a teacher of bookkeeping arithmetic and business practice at the Business a teacher of French and English teacher of ics and a teacher of mathematics at the McKinley School the examination and do not receive appointment at this time will be placed on the eligible list BROWNLOW OF TENNESSEE RENOMINATED AGAIN- Col Walter P Brownlow Republican Representative from the First Tennessee district received an ovation and a gen eral deluge of the sweet word and the glad hand In the House It was all because news had reached Washington that Colonel Brownlow has been unanimously renominated for Con- gress H is from the district that was represented in Congress Andrew Johnson This new nomination will mean a service of fourteen years in the House for Him He Is one of the leading members of the Committee on Appro priations Everybody likes the colonel And he likes and fights for the Government clerks of Washington Prospective Depositors Should Consider he many advantages offered by bank ing dept of Union Trust Co 15th Interest paid on all accounts sub ject to check Got control AT FRANKLIN SCHOOL tIM be ot- a s b H a H- ate ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ is to learn as to the relative standing and reliability of tiie leading manufactur- ers of medicinal agents as the most eminent physicians are the most careful as to the uniform quality and perfect purity of remedies prescribed by and it is well known to physicians and the Wellinformed generally that the California Fig Syrup Co by reason of its correct methods and perfect equipment and the ethical character of its product has attained to the high standing in scientific and commercial circles which- is accorded to successful and reliable houses only and therefore that the name of the Company has become a guarantee of the excellence of its remedy TRUTH AND QUALITY appeal to the Wellinformed in every walk of life and are essential to permanent suc cess and creditable standing therefore we wish to call the attention of all who would enjoy good health with its blessings to the fact that it involves the question of right living with all the term implies With proper knowledge of what is best each hour of recreation of enjoyment of contemplation and of effort may be made to contribute- to that end and the use of medicines dispensed with generally to great advantage but as in many instances a simple wholesome remedy may be invaluable if taken at the proper time the California Fig Syrup Co feels that it is alike important to present truthfully the subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy which has won the appoval of physicians and the worldwide acceptance of the Wellinformed because- of the excellence of the combination known to all and the original method of manufac ture which is known to the California Fig Syrup Co only This valuable remedy has been long and favorably known under the name of Syrup of has attained to worldwide acceptance as the most excellent of family laxatives and as its pure laxative principles obtained from Senna are well Ji known to physicians and the WeliInfcrmed of the world to be the best of natural U laxatives we have adopted the more elaborate name of Figs and Elixir of more fully descriptive of the remedy but doubtless it will always be called for by the shorter name of Syrup of to get its beneficial effects always 1 note when purchasing the full name of the Fig Syrup Co i plainly printed on the front of every package whether you simply call of f by the full of Figs and Elixir of of Figs and Elixir of Senna is the one laxative remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrup fi Co and the same heretofore known by the of has given satisfaction to millions The genuine is for sale by all leading druggists throughout K the United States in original packages of one size only the regular price of which is fifty cents per bottle H 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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY 8 190813
Terror of Pacific GraftersThreatened With Crim-
inal Suit
State Senator Fulton of
Oregon Much Wrought-Up
Report ie that one or the nest Inter-esting and seHpat4onal criminal libelsuits that the country has known inmany years is impending in Oregon
No less a person than Senator C WFulton of that State is named agprobable plaintiff while Francis JHeney of San Francisco prosecutor ofgrafters and boodles and allroundpolitical fighter and special counsel forthe Government in the Oregon landfraud eases is named as the defendant
Some weeks ago Henej came toWashington and took occasion to sayIn an interview that when ho got backhome he was gomg to drive some nailsinto political coffin of Mr Fultonby making a speech at some availableplace and inviting the people to comeand hoar him explain th relation ofSenator Fulton to late SenatorMitchell who while Senator was con-victed iu A graft cas and to the oldcorrupt regime of Oregon in general
Heney who has nothing if notnerve and who once a man whohad announced Ws purpose to shootHeney on sight was good as WHword A few days ago he made hisspeech in the first Congregational
in Portland place waspacked and more turned awaythan could be Admitted
Honey told his story he madecharges and trade them specific herepresented that Senator Fulton wasnot a fit man to be reelected to theSenate and told very definitely why hethought aw He named names and fixeddates
Senator Fulton has been busy sincethen getting up a statement replyto Honey in which he expects to crushthe latter He isnt hurrying bout ithe proposes to and
is finally issuedXow comes report from Oregon that
after he has issued his broadside Fulton will supplement it by starting anaction in criminal libel against HoneyIf he does so the whole long series ofOregon graft charges will ironedout in court and the case will hardlyfail to be one of the most juicy and
that have marked the course ofagainst the land grafting bus-
iness in the far Northwest
PUPILS WILL ENTER
It is now assured that pupils fromthe white graded schools and sixtysevenpupils from the colored graded schoolswill be promoted to the nigh schoolsMonday under the semiannual promo-tion plan In addition it is probablethat the above number wil be augmented by fifty additionpupils who were marked doubtful by
This latter class was yesterday givenexaminations the various supervisingprincipals to ascertain if they were en
to promotion to the High schoolpupils in all taking the exami-
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JOWA CIRCLE HOUSE SOLDTO SATISFY MORTGAGE-
Phelan C Hawn of LiebermanHawn has purchased the threestorybrick and stone dwelling Iowa Circlefor 13000 The was sold atauction yesterday by Thomas J Owen
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Two of the Republican members ofthe Iowa delegation In Confrese haveInthe past week announced their Inten-tion to retire from publte life
They are Representative RobertCousin of the Fifth district and Rei-rftsentative B P Birdsall of the Thirddistrict Both are well known in
Air Cousins is now head of theHouse Committee on Foreign Affairsand has been in Congress sixteen yearsJudge Birdsall is the successor to ColDavid B Henderson formerly Speaker-of the House and is a member of theHouse Committee on Rivers and Har-bors
The announcement or their intentionto retire at the end of this Congress andnot to seek renominating have beenconveyed In letters sent to Iowa within the last few days Mr Cousins inhis letter Indicates that he leas reachedthe time wants to do
for himself in a business warJudge Birdsall is retiring he announcesto resume his law practicewhich is ex-
tensivePolitical Reasons
Back of the two retirements howeverthere are political reasons closely re-lated to the intense onin Iowa between Governor Cummins endSenton Allison for the Senate seat
OCTA1S KNIGHT
Octavius Knight formerly of Wash-ington who died last Thursday at Fanwood N J was buried this afternoonat Oak Hill Cemetery Funeral serviceswere held at the First PresbyterianChurch at 2 oclock
Mr Knight was for many years awellknown patent attorney of this cityand lived here for the forty years be-tween and 1 S moving to NewJersey in the latter year He was bornIn London seventyseven years ago andcame to this country In 1 4
Ho was prominently identifiedM C A and church work here be-
ing an elder in the First PresbyterianChurch ever since 1S76 Mr Knight issurvived by his wife and nine childrenThree sons Hervey S Knight a patentattorney and Edward Q and Arthur O
are residents of Washington-Two daughters and three sons reside-in New York one son in Pittsburgh
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Too Friendly to AllisonJudge Birdsall repeeents the district
which contains where SenatorAllison lives He was regarded as aCummins man when elected to CongressSince the contest over the Senatorahtphas come up however he has beenreckoned with the Allison forces Tilthas alienated the support he had fromthe Cummin forces Two other candi-dates have oome out against him andaltogether the situation had becotrecomplicated and
This is the real reason as understoodhere why concludedto leave Congress His abandonment-of the field and the retirement ofCouslHS are looked on by the Cumminsforces as indicating a weakening ofAllison support
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
HOLDS MEETING TUESDAY
The future development of Washing-ton and the assistance in that directionwhich may be derived from the propereducation of children will bethe subject of discussion Tuesday night-at the Shoreham Hotel under the au-spices of the Columbia Historical Society N
Glenn Brown will read a paper on thesubject and it will be fully illustratedby lantern slides At the conclusion ofMr Browns paper the subject will beopen for discussion In which the publicwill be Invited to participate
rhe society will celebrate its Rothmeeting February 22 by appropriate
in honor of George Washington-The exercises will take place at theShoreham
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Opening of English CourtThe Finest Office BuildingJack London a Bad PennyWashingtons Boy Preacher
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All in the GreatMagazine Section o-
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Valentine Maker
TEMPLE REOPENS
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Washington HebrewCelebrates Com-
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Services wore hold last night InEighth Street Temple of the Washington Hebrew congregation for the firsttime since October last when tire par-tially destroyed the edifice The auditorium after extensive repairs Ja nowmore handsome than over before Thenew organ will be ready for use within month
Rabbi Abram Simon conducted theservices last night delivering a sermonon Sanctuaries The rituals wereread Dr Louis Stern Dr Samuel
Greene of the Calvary Baptis Church was to have spoken butillness in his family prevented his attendance the of thetcmpel the Hebrew congregation hasused the Calvary furtheIr
The new auditorium i attrac-tive In all appointments The woodwork and are of oak Thevaulted arch domes are handdecoratedsend supported by imposing pillars The
U of butt theentire effect is a most pleasing one
The services marked an-niversary of Rabbi Simons coming toWashington and the congregation ex-pressed its appreciation of his
The committee which haslust completed Its labors Is composedof Jacob Eiseman chairmanGoldsmith A D Prince E Solomon AM Fishel and I Blout
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In striking contrast to the statisticsissued by one of the Government departments indicating that a majority ofthe Immigrants to this country return-to their native land after having savedup their for several years isthe recordbreaking number of appli
papers thatbeen filed recently with John R
Young clerk of the District SupremeCourt
The applications are from men inevery and of almost everynationality In spite of the fact that itInot an easy thing for an alien to become a citizen of the United Stateshundreds of foreigners have sought MrYoung during the last few weeks toregister their names After havingtaken out his first papers the applicantmust serve a probationary of live
During thle time he is supposed tostudy principles which theGovernment United States isfounded difference between it a4the State governments and he must
a of the Consti-tution of the United States
Nearly every morning Mr Young hashis hands full questioning the appli-cants Many of foreigners are un-able to speak English and the services-of an interpreter are required Frompresent indications there will be nearly1000 aliens who will receive the priv-ileges of citizenship during the presentyear
MRS FRENCHS WILL FILEDThe entire estate of Mrs Agnes I C
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Mme Tetrazzlnl stood in her dressingroom last night in the glittering goldengown she wears in the first act ofTravlata just before it was time for
her to go on the stageMr Hammerstein had carefully ex-
plained in German the exact nature of areport cabled from London to th effectthat the great singer was subject tohypnotic influence that although she ismistress of the art hr Jf theretunes when her voice is subservient tothe influence of her manager and friendBaziltl
Honest she continued with the softsmite that o often dimples face Ido not believe in hypnotism
if you pike and the thrills ofpleasure one experiences when the cur-tain falls with the wild signal of
of the audiences approval Nobaneful influence of a Svengalfs con-centrated will power could have any
upon me Sometimes I feel morosemelancholy not quite confident then
I to myself Now are tosing better than ever before and r doso as a rule The audience hypnotizeme the music Tights and aboveall the triumph 01 a successful evening
Hammerstein the Svengali-The prima donna paused looked at
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Addressed to the clerk of the House-of Representatives Maj Alexander Mc-Dowell there came a letter today fromformer Representative Joseph SIbley ofthe Twentyeighth Pennsylvania dis-trict in which Mr Sib4 y laid low thehopes of his friends to renomiaate Mmfor Congress while he was on a pleas-ure trip in Egypt
Mr Sfbtey sailed from Kew York yes-terday for Egypt His friends in hdistrict had made a pies to get himback Into Congress by nominating himin the primaries In May
But his letter said he would not ac-cept the nomination This leaves thepath clear for the return of Representative Nelson P Wheeler who is repre-senting the district in this
CHAIRMAN ON MONDAY
With the of the DemocraticCongressional campaign committeecelled for Monday to elect a chairmanto manage the next campaign the indi-cations are now that RepresentativeHarry Flood of Virginia Js sure of belag chosen for the place
Other candidates in the race are Lloydof Missouri and Bowers of Mississippiwhile there is some talk of Ryan ofNew York being put up for it
As th situation now stands Floodhas to him enough toelect him
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What do you think of the Trilbystory Mr Hammerstein was askedag he donned the inevitable black silkhat reparatory to leaving the
you want me to toll youwhat I think ho answered in mockseriousness Yen am BvengaliI am the one who hypnotizes T traz-zini His round Into agoodnatured smile It was the bestjoke of the reason
Not Like TrilbyMadame Tetrazzini he continued
suddenly becoming serious Is not likeTrilby for she is not a bit like a grownwoman She is like a big baby giftedwith a talent that she seems hardytfi realize herself singing only 4 eesuseshe loves it and cannot help herselfFancy Tetrazziifi tonedeaf All singers
hypersensitive to elemental Influ-ence such an storms and extremes ofweather Just KS the stringed instru-ments are by them But thati not hypnotism nor any other balderdaph
Signer Bazilll did not know whetherto be angry or amuse I when he wastold the stories of his supposed mys-terious influence over Tetrazzini He isthe antithesis of the Svengali He18 short and stout and about thirtyyears old He laughed and frownedand held up MR hands
is absurd said he The manwho imagined that story Is a At subject for a lunacy commission isstupid as well AS crazy I wish I spokKngiieh well enough to express myselffully TetrazKlnl san for years beforeshe met me nyid while wee notknown in America she was in Mexicoand abroad I dont even inhypnotism dont know anything about-it Why if 1 could do that wouldntI have the power to make themost famous instead of eoneoneelse
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Examinations ef teachers to rill va-cancies in fastness High and theMcKinley Manual Training School arebeing Mid at the Franklin School building a doaen applicants entering for theexamination-
The places to filled are thoseteacher of physical geography and
English and a teacher of bookkeepingarithmetic and business practice at theBusiness a teacher ofFrench and English teacher ofics and a teacher of mathematics atthe McKinley School
the examination anddo not receive appointment at this timewill be placed on the eligible list
BROWNLOW OF TENNESSEERENOMINATED AGAIN-
Col Walter P Brownlow RepublicanRepresentative from the First Tennesseedistrict received an ovation and a general deluge of the sweet word and theglad hand In the House
It was all because news had reachedWashington that Colonel Brownlow hasbeen unanimously renominated for Con-gress H is from the district that wasrepresented in Congress AndrewJohnson This new nomination willmean a service of fourteen years in theHouse for Him He Is one of the leadingmembers of the Committee on Appropriations
Everybody likes the colonel And helikes and fights for the Governmentclerks of Washington
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is to learn as to the relative standing and reliability of tiie leading manufactur-ers of medicinal agents as the most eminent physicians are the most careful as tothe uniform quality and perfect purity of remedies prescribed by and it is wellknown to physicians and the Wellinformed generally that the California Fig SyrupCo by reason of its correct methods and perfect equipment and the ethical character ofits product has attained to the high standing in scientific and commercial circles which-is accorded to successful and reliable houses only and therefore that the name of theCompany has become a guarantee of the excellence of its remedy
TRUTH AND QUALITYappeal to the Wellinformed in every walk of life and are essential to permanent success and creditable standing therefore we wish to call the attention of all who wouldenjoy good health with its blessings to the fact that it involves the question of rightliving with all the term implies With proper knowledge of what is best each hourof recreation of enjoyment of contemplation and of effort may be made to contribute-to that end and the use of medicines dispensed with generally to great advantage butas in many instances a simple wholesome remedy may be invaluable if taken at theproper time the California Fig Syrup Co feels that it is alike important to presenttruthfully the subject and to supply the one perfect laxative remedy which has wonthe appoval of physicians and the worldwide acceptance of the Wellinformed because-of the excellence of the combination known to all and the original method of manufacture which is known to the California Fig Syrup Co only
This valuable remedy has been long and favorably known under the name ofSyrup of has attained to worldwide acceptance as the most excellent offamily laxatives and as its pure laxative principles obtained from Senna are well
Ji known to physicians and the WeliInfcrmed of the world to be the best of naturalU laxatives we have adopted the more elaborate name of Figs and Elixir of
more fully descriptive of the remedy but doubtless it will always becalled for by the shorter name of Syrup of to get its beneficial effects always
1 note when purchasing the full name of the Fig Syrup Coi plainly printed on the front of every package whether you simply call off by the full of Figs and Elixir of of Figs and
Elixir of Senna is the one laxative remedy manufactured by the California Fig Syrupfi Co and the same heretofore known by the of has given
satisfaction to millions The genuine is for sale by all leading druggists throughoutK the United States in original packages of one size only the regular price of which
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