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Indianian Thinks HoosierGovernor Will Be Strong

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ECONOMY IS MADEISSUE IN STATE

Record on That Line Expected to

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Governor Tom Marshall of Indianawill be the biggest man In the Democratic party in ia2 He will be in a position to command more labor votesthan any other man the party couldnominate for the Presidency

Such are the predictions of FrederickL Feick of Indianapolis who Is InWashington for a few days to conferwith some of the Hooier State

about affairs back homeFeicK was on the staff ot the NationalDonu cratlc committee during the lastcampaign and is a prominent laborleader in Indiana

According to the way he sizes uppolitical situation In his own State Gov-ernor Marshall is conducing his ad-ministration upon the strictest economyprinciples which is pleasing the laborclement who are placing the blame forthe high cost of living on tho PayneAldrich tariff

In other words says Mr Feick whiletariff is making living conditions

harder Marshall hi working for econ-omy in the administration of State affairs which affords a contrast so pronounced that it bids fair to make himone of the most popular governors theState ever had

Predicts CandidacyThU popularity says Feick will

ppread beyond the bounds of the Stateard make the present chief executivec i Indiana not only the strongest

Ms party but the choice of the laborii irent throughout the country for the

next President of the United StatesYou people in Washington he said

do not realize how much the tariff IsLen blamed throughout the countryfor the high cost of living In Indianaespecially this Is true It may well beregarded as a good omen for the Deroo-t party that there should be a Demccratlc governor with economic prin-ciples in a State which so generallyyearns for economy

Governor Marshall te becoming morepopular every day and the tariff is be-ing more severely condemned Neverhas the outlook for the Democrats inIndiana bten more auspicious than attli present time on account of the bus-inesslike jidministratlon Marshall isgivng

Governor Harmon of Ohio will findMarshall a hard man to beat If In-diana goes Democratic next fall by amajority of from 5ft6 to 7560 as there-Is every prospect of Its doing It willmean that the party will have itsstrongest nan In a State which hasabout the most important strategic potical location It is such a combina-tion the party has been waiting for andir will surpass anything that politicalmaneuvering can as between Har-mon and Ohio and the rest of the country

Pttbtte Experience BriefSome of the Southern leaders may

oppose Marshall on the grounds thatas he hat been governor for only onenrjn has held no other public ofiice his experience does not Justify hisbeing elevated to the highest positionthe nation has to offer But with In-

diana ready to support him as it hassupported no other Democratic nomineefor the Presidency this position may-l r overcome without great dlffleulty

Indiana is pleased with her reneyniatlves in according toF i k for the reason that they havetron liuusimlly successful In carryingnit the wishes of their constituents

n i in actively supporting certain desiifd lessislatlon mem-bers from Indiana in the House elevenire Democrats and the entire number

oi them will l e return l next fall judg-ing fnm the present outlook

Tibia will be but Indiana intoIm a showing by the time of-t r next Presidential campaign saysFeik when labor and tariff may be exp ie l to lo something for Marshalland Democracy

PASSENGERS FLEE

Steamer Manhattan Destroy-ed in Portland Harbor

One Believed Lost

PORTLAND Me March 7 One lifeft believed to have been ot and tenpRBfengw barely escaped death heret day when the Steamship Companys big veeeel the Manhattan wasburned to th waters edge in Portlandharbor

The Manhattan arrived from NowYork at daylight and shortly afterwardthe Unit of Are was sounded Withina minute th were sweepingboLt and the passengers were awakenedbarely in time to lien form their state

rapt Pierce J ofthirtynine fought gallantly but In-effectually against the llamas One othermember the crew a Spaniard ismissing He was lt seen in the holdof the ship

While the vessel burned row boatsfrom the city wharves pulled out to theManhattan and took ort her passengers

SOCIETYS ANNUAL RETREAT-

The annual retreat for the membersrf the Association of the PerpetualVloratton and Work for Poor Churcheswill be held in the chapel of the Con-

vent of PerptuiJ Adoration In VStreet near beginning this

at 446 oclockwill be conducted by the Dr Wil-liam T Russell rector St PatricksChurch

TWO KILLED IN MINESPITTSBURGH March 7 The annual

report of State AHn Inspector ThomasS Lowther of Tyrone exhibits thats o jsre tons of coal mined and

led oC coke produced last yearin tiip Eighteenth bituminous districtThfr1 were mine accidentsonly two of which were fatal

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PORTRAIT STATUE TO BE ERECTED-IN MEMORY OF POLISH PATRIOT

tKosciusko Portrayed

Memorial as Hero ofTwo Hemispheres

Work has been stated on the erec-tion of a pedestal for the statue of Kos

the polish patriot under thedirection of the M J Falvey Company-In nortluast corner of LafayettePuke i

A committee representing the PolishNational Alllande of Chicago let thecontract for the work the pedestal be-ing the largest of any portrait statuepedestal In Washington It Is twentythree feet lnci long twenty feetnine Inches wide and seventeen feethigh It weighs 116 tons The princi-pal die sUrie weighs fifteen tons It Isof Vermont granite

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Continuation of MildnessWhich Enticed on Sunday

Is Predicted

The ideal weather conditions whichhave given Washingtonians a foretasteof spring during the pest three dayswill continue says Prof Garrlott oC theWeather Bureau throughout tonightand tomorrow fit least The

which title morning regtetered 16degrees will drop to about 35 tonight

Later in the week weather authoritiesexpect heavy rains to fall not only Inthe East but throughout the countryThese will be followed by an interval-of sunshiny weather it is stated byprof Garriott followed again ia 1

turn by rata about the middle of nextweek

The mildness of the day on Sunday en-ticed thousands of men and women outof doors and the streets appeared asthey do on a general holiday The carewere crowded to their utmost capacityarid the thoroughfares and parks werefilled with tnose who had gone out toenjoy the first day of real spring weath-er of the season

NEW NIGHT SYSTEMSTARTED BY POSTAL

Letter Telegrams Will Be Wired

and Delivered Following

MorningNEW YORK March T The Postal

TelegraphCable Company announcesthat beginning tonight it wilt rendernight letter service between all officeson its own feiegraph lines and the linenof Its direct connection in the UnitedStates

Messages of this new class will beknown as night letter telegrams Theywill be accepted at Postal telegraph of-

fices over the country or by telephone-In the usual way The charge for nightletter telegrams of fifty words or less

will be the regular day rate for tenwords and oneflfth of this rate will becharged for each additional ten words-or toes They must b written in plainKnglish Code or cipher will not be

They will be accepted for trans-mission at night and at desti-nation on the morning of the next ensuing business day by mail or messen-ger at the option of the company

The Companycouple the foregoing announcementwith a repetition of the statement

made by President Clarence HMackay to the effect that the companyhas always been Independent and has noIntention of entering into any combination with the Western Union and BellTelephone Companies and that it in-tends to retain its inderxMidwifft andmaintain active and aggressive competition in the telegraph field

anyTha Original and Genuine

The Fooddrink for All AgesMore healthful than Tea or Coffee

with the weakest digestionDelicious invigorating and nutritiousRich milk grain powder formA quick luacii prepared in a minuteTake no substitute Ask for HORLICKS

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French Hospital Bazaar Promises-

to Attract Statesmen and

DiplomatsAt the French Hospital bazaar which

will be held ia ti Metropolitan OperaHouse New T rk during the week ofApril and of which K Jules Jusserand fat honorary president and Mad-ame Jnaserao honorary vice presidentthere will be on sale what In probablythe largest and rarest collection ofSevres china ever brought to AmericaThe collection ia the gift of the FrenchRepublic and of President FalliereNand includes many rare vases and otherarticles

A number of statesmen and diplomatswill go from Washington to New York-to attend the bazaar and it is expectedthat President Taft and Vice PresidentSherman will be among the number

THIEVES SPARE WATCHMEDIA Pa March 7J William

Mills who Has been employed at thetables of the Rose Tree Hunt Clubwas held up by three negroes beatenkicked and robbed of a wallet contain

But Lost AN Hope of Cure Gfewin Many

Doctors and Three Years of Hos

pital Treatment InflammationMade Her Almost Crazy with Pain

CURED BY TWO SETSOF CUTICURA REMEDIES-

I began to hero an itching over myabout seven years and

this settled in my limb from the knee tothe toes I went to see a manyphysicians matter which cost me afortune and afte I noticed that I did j

not any relief that way I went forthree years to the But they j

vrero unable to me there I usedall the medicines tnat I could see butbecame worse and worso I had an

with When I showed my tomy friends they would get reallyI nut know to I

was so sick and had become so nervousthat I positively lost all

I seen advertisement or theCutieura Itemedies a great many timesbut could not make mind to buythem for I had already used so manymEdicines Finally I did decide to usethe Cutieura Remedies and I tell youhat I was never so pleased as when Ir ticed that after used two sets

of Cutieura Soap Ointmentand Cutieura Pills the entire inflammation had I was completely curedI should be too if peoplewith a similar would come tome and find out the truth I would onlyrecommend them to use Cutieura MrsBertha Sach 11T21 Second Ave NewYork N Y Aug 20 1909

Sirs Bertha Sachs is my sisterinlaw and I know well how she sufferedand was cured by the Cutieura Remediesafter many other treatments failedRnr l cN Y Secretary of

Kempner Hebrew Benevolent Society etcset of Cuticura Remediescosting but one dollar of Soapto Ointment to heal and Plug

vivis j iurunitcases of torturing disfiguring humors ofbest methods known to thebaa failed Guaranteed absolutely

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Work Has Been Begun atNortheast Corner of

Lafayette Park

I Europe and Asia In the grasp of a snakeI which represents despotism and whichIs being attacked by a Polish eagle

I Above stands Koeciueko with oneon his swprd and the other show

Ing West the fortificationsting the ties that liberate him from thegrasp of the foreigner

The monument cost S5iOOO It is bainserected to reciprocate the act of Conpress In monument to Puwho fell in 1779 at the battle ofSavannah

PREACHER IS BEATENPADUCAH Ky Maroh 7 Dr M E

Dodd pastor of large andFirst Baptist Church who recently

forbade divorced persons from singingIn the church choir was given a severebeating by Charles Graham a promi-nent tobacco broker wh le on his wayto church last night

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FUNERAL ARRANGED

Resolutions of Regret Passed by Jackson Democratic

Association

Arrangements were completed thismorning to hold funeral services forJames L Norris this afternoon at thefamily at 331 C street north-west

His soninlaw the Rev P P Phil-lips rector of St Pauls ProtestantEpiscopal Church In Alexandria waschosen to conduct the service for thedtatingukhcd Democratic loader and at-torney

Interment was arranged at Oak HillCemetery

As honorary pallbearers three mombers of the board ofmanagers of OakHill Cemetery of which Mr Norris waspresident were named ae follows Mau-rice J Adler Henry S Matthews andWilliam A Gordon active

named wereJames Norris JrDr Rastus Ransom NorrisArthur P Goraxm JrEreklne M Sunderland-Dr Howard N HumeJames Norris RobinsonJRobert EverettPesolutidns expressing regret at thedepth of Mr were patted yester

day by the Jackson Democratic Associa-tion and by the Democratic centralralttee ct the District Mr Norris waspresident of the Democratic Association

FATHER LINEHANAPPOINTED PRIORT-

he post of prior at the College ofthe Immaculate Conception vacantsince the departure of the Very RevMatthew L Heagarf has filled bythe appointment of the Very Rev FW Llnhan O who was prior atSt Roses Convent Springfield

Father LJnehan oeen in th min-istry for about thirtythree years For-a number of years he was in New Yorkcity and was sent to St Dom-inics Church in this city

Father Heagan was elected provincial-of the order in the UnitedStates and his resignation from theImmaculate Conception institution tollowed He may continue to live in theDietrict the selection of a permanenthome being optional wih him

MANY SUCKERS CAUGHTFREDERTCK Md March 7 Fisher-

man are making larg atobes of suckfrs with nets the Xonotacy riverfishing with a net a coored manlanded a fourpound black base Heirt apturrd twelve suckers weighingiruni one and a half to two and a halt

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Costs Little Gives Parfect Results31 Youll find it advantageous toX Coke for cooking It is a clean

Inexpensive fuel JY Bushels Large Coke dellveredJ2BSY 3 Biuhels Large deUveredJ370 t-

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Dr Louise Taylor Jones will give atSt Johns Parish Hall Sixteenth streetnear H street course of lectures on

Hirst Aid to the Injured the lecturesto be delivered on March 14 21 3C andApdT4 and 11 at 430 p m

The lectures will be under theauspices of the District of ColumbiaChapter Red Cross and 1 will becharged for the series of five Anywoman desiring to take the course mayeend Jl and her name and address toMrs T N McLaughlin or to the RedCross office War

District of Columbia Red CrossChapter was organized two vents agoand us activities have Included withinthat time much valuable relief work

Certain Proof Will Be fade ThatStuart Dyspepsia Tablets

Cure Stomach TroubleA Trial Package Sent

Stuarts Dyspej sla Tablets are madeto give to the system through the di-gestive tract and the stomach thenecessary ohemteale not only to digest

hut to enrich the fluids of thebody eo that it may no longer sufferfrom dyspepsia or other stomach troubleWe will send you a quantity of thesetablets free so that power tp suremar be to

Thousands thousands of peoplethese tablets for the aid and

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Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets containfruit and Vegetable essences the pureconcentrated tincture of HydraGolden Seal which up andstrengthen the mucous lining of thestomach and increase the flow at gas-tric and other digestive juices Lactoseextracted from v

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One of the ablest professors of thUniversity of Michigan recently statedthat Pepnin was the only asptlcpepsin he had found that was absolute-ly pure free from all animal Impurities Bismuth to absorb gases and pre-vent fermentation They are deliciouslynavored with concentrated JamaicaGinger in itself a welt known stomachtcntc

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NEW NATIONAL SgffiTHE IXCOMPARABUB

THE SILVER STARNext Week

CHARt and Box Sale Thvnday-FROHHAK

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March 15 at 2 oclockAmong the volunteers for this reat ace

Sir Charles Wyndham Its Margaret Acj-B and C paay TJaAime Oily and Com

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Moving Pl tnre Theater BowlingBilliards and Pool and the mostvaried amusemEnts in town

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