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THE WASHINGTON TIMES T 10 JULY 28 1910 Democrats Alleged to Have Contracted to Elect Hop kins Senator Continued from First Pap who had been sweeesafal in preveathaT session of January 3t It to Mr SulHvaa In Chicago Shurtteir matt for the two Dtmoerar manipulators of the deliVery and Sul- livan took the tM Chicago and Alton tram for Springfield The day as near- ly as can be fixed January a when seven Ineffectual ballot had been takeR and when by agreement further ballot ins postponed Seveeteea Yetee heeded Mr Hopkins on the twentieth ballot of the aeries the one which ended th days attempts had eightythree votes lacking twenty of the necessary major- ity There were however absentee Re- publicans who could not be enabled and who could be counted for Hopkins and it was figured that from fifteen to seventeen Democrats would be enough to let Mr ShurUeft being informed and having asked two of the to visit him toN them in his room hi the Nicholas Hotel that their plans were known He said be and him friends such an attempt as prejudicial to the best interests of the Republican- and Democratic parties so prejudicial as to make aim certain of the course it would be necessary for him to pursue He said it would not be pleasant but nevertheless it would be for him to stop the roll call at the precise moment the first Democrat voted for Albert J Hopkins He would then proceed he said to tell that particular Democrat voted for Hopkins how much he was to receive for doing so And that would not be all be said It would be necessary for him to con- tinue mad rive the nitmes oC other kins their reasons toe doing so end the amount of each laaeceaco Irzeteeted The Democrats protested their hrao cence and said Shurtleff had been told a lot of malicious worthless lies Mr Shurtleff said it would be pleasant to learn he had heel misinformed but he would regard a Democratic vote for lopktas as plain proof and he would then proceed as he had indicated to his visitors Mr Sullivan lumped off the Alto train when it arrived in Springfield shortly before midnight and made his way to the St Hotel Mr Sullivans appearance sudden as It was caused him to mdutxe in aome- exi lanationg before he reached the con ference room There is no stenofcranhic resort of the exact language used by Mr Sullivan when h reached the comparative ae- creoy of the room iu which the Demo- crats were assembled but In effect it was something like tide I will i reak every bone hi the polltJ men if you seU out for Hopkins You cant driver yourselves for him I wont hey it You cant take any dirty money offered you to vote for Mm- Oppeeei te Seuag Oat more aad it commanded attention It was explained that the re BDonsfcie Democrats did not propose to have the Democratic party placed an the bargain counter not at that time anyway and any Democratic legislator who disgraced his party would be ex Dosed without mercy and handed over The next ballot was taken Tues day January the week It will be remembered even now pomona who followed the torts of the Legislature closely that Mr Shurtleff reversed the usual order of calling the roll that The danger against which the house organization had been warned was in the bouse The new program would uncover it at once Before the ratlc delivery had to be made if it were to be It was not No Demo CBUC votes were cast for Mr Hop kins then or afterward The Tribune ahead of its story prints tbe following In all human probability every man who in any way te connected with the following tale wilt deny the truth of the statements made therein Antici- pating these denials the Tribune to say that such dentate will be lies ATTEMPTE BRIBERY CHARGED IN CHICAGO tbt eItIo of I Ute of Jaaary Do and III tile was telep- honed who were to hila being the baa DeeD Democrats re- garded DeM- ocrats who were to vote for Mr reneco N cal body or erach and every one ol you by roll had more thZL the Dma0 de- sIres 1 psrat- baIJod ar auo reported as was rer was for StXtOd ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ > BASEBALL BLOW FATAL PHILADELPHIA July 28 Blood ion developing from an injury caused y struck on the knee with a baseball resulted in the death of Albert Stevenson fifteen old of Camden in Cocoer Hospital AHhongh he suf- fered terrible pain following name of ban the boy paid HtJJ atentfoa to a suppose slight wound until the knee jed to swell He died two hours after bting admitted to the hospital DEATHS BAKER On Xoodajr Joty 25 at C3M tawiaa X Y Rev HEXRT BAKER T D or use Q street north July a at dock ta Oak Hm Friends tevtted- ClXXIXGS Oa Tuesday her hoaK te Chevy ClIMe lid Mis MART K CCXXHSOS Aay ia i- r stdeace H7 Vaaneeata aueet- MAM X ARLIX6TOX Oa term Parser Xt EDWARD son or the Rev Iral R B Bradford U S X aaed devea July at ma at Chfl- aren Hoevttal SAMUEL C sea of Ed C sad Ass E Gin s d ave months HrOHESOa TinsJsy J dr ISIS at i eorcetowa Catreraity Hoapital MART I widow of the tea W Uaai Hsjaam te tile se yfoarth yteir ef her aaa Funeral setrtco at Oak Hm ehaail oa Friday Jury 2 at pm Pleaee emIt flowers Piaiailna aaay be viewed ea Vri- Uy July 2f from S a SB to S a sa at KAISEROB w 2 p m Et Kaiser roneral from aar tete rfaldeee tree aorthwest ea- i Reqatem a i oclock luuiataat at Xmeatt Ca M- driNDStYOB Wedaasdar Jaly S UARRIKT IX WT iJaaxauii of the tete- SCHAPIROaaddesly oa W- in a a m A 9CHA PIRO UNDERTAKERS- J WILLIAM LEE TTXDEBTAKER AND UVBRT 2 Pa ave x W T 7 phoae Main UK VVashlnetan IX C FUKERAL DESIGNS FUNERAL DESIGNS at every crtce b tit c mme Th tl I 4 at ClXIX at 1IdDw of csao A at- e DKOt Pear Ad months and tx 4Iw- GITlrOD Tmolay ward l at wtCIow fIlL Q PrtdaY 6JI a at r tama n 7 at c GOOF c 0 Punemi ssrvkeg en July J3 Tem ay J Jsl ism nerd aed Ebes- forj DarIlogias Tuaoa l hr Isle TmIdeme 010 X zeat asrtkws July S 6 lZAOll rH July lI at men boo Harvey L1 a Webster aJy > ¬ > > KNAPP AND MABEE TO MEET IN AUGUST Railroad Relations of United States and Canada Wilt Be Discussed Chairman Martin A Kaaap of the Interstate Commerce Commission will leave Washington for Ottawa Canada about August IS to meet J P Xabee chief railroad commissioner of Canada They will hold a conference to devise sans for controlling international traffic between the United States lid Canada on Joint through rates and Navy Service OrdersA- RMY The ieitewfeg officers will report to the United States Military Academy Second Lieutenant EDWIN ST J JR Third Yield Artillery Second Lieutenant WALLACE C PHIL OON Fourteenth Infantry rail- road Army ¬ Second Lieutenant DANIEL D PUL LEN Corps of Engineers will report to the United States Military Aced for duty until December 1 Captain ALBERT N MCCLURE Fourth Cavalry will report to Fort RIley Captain ROBERT S WELSH quarter- master win report to Quartermaster fat Philadelphia for First Lieutenant FRANK SUGGS Medi- cal Reserve Corps relieved from duty at Fort Hamilton X Y and will report at Fort Alaska relieving Captain ALETAXDER MURRAY Medical who win proceed to battle Wash First Lieutenant HENRY GIBBIXS- 9th Cavalry detailed as professor- of and tactics at the University o Tennessee Captain HU B MYERS th Cav- alry relieved from duty there and wilt then proceed to Join his regi mpit MaJor FREDERICK a FOLTZ 15th Cavalry will to the corn manUaat of the Mounted Service School at Fort Major GEORGE H CAMERON 14th Cavalry First Lieutenant ELLERY FARMER 2th Infantry ic detaild as pro science and tac- tics at the University of Missouri Captain SAMUEL D ROCKEXBACH 12th Cavalry relieved from duty at Georgia and will proceed to Join his regiment Captain ARTHUR M SHIPP 20th In- fantry upon the of the leave of absence heretofore granted him will proceed to San Francisco Cal and Join his regiment In the Philippines WAVY Passed Asetetaat Paymaster F T WATBOOS detached Cheater to Naval HbspHal Norfolk Va for treatment Assistant Paymaster F T FOXWKU detached Fraakita to Chester Naval Constructor R tSTOCKBR de- tached Bureau of Construction and Repair Navy Department Wash togton D C and continue other duties Assistant Naval Constructor W DRAKE detached temporary duty works General Electric Company Schenectady X Y and resume duties at the Massachusetts Insti Boston Mas Assistant Naval Constructor H G KNOX detached temporary duty works General Electric Company Schenectady N Y and resume duties at aCaaeaehuactts Insti- tute of Technology and Navy Yard Boston Assistant Naval Constructor L M ATKINS detached temporary duty works General Electric Company Schenectady X Y and resume duties at the Massachustte Institute of Technology and Navy Yard Boo ton Mass Paymasters Clerk G SAXDBORX a paymasters deck settle accounts Naval Training Sta- tion San Francisco MOVEMENTS OF Kansas tIN duty as W m tutE of Technology and Yard VESSELS may relieving Navy th aL ap- pointed ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ARRIVED Patafwco at Hampton Roads Brutus at Newport Iowa Indiana and Mas- sachusetts at Funcfael Rainbow Bataferidee Barry Chanacey and Dale Hongkong Dixie at Prov iacetown Bontta at Prevtacetowrf Tacoma at Cristobal and Paducah at Portsmouth X H SAILED at from Bay for BMde ford Me Maydower Caut ¬ The Vital Records BtrOM Percy and Boaie Vernon boy Robert I and Myrtle P Lane girl Edward O and Grace Reed gM Hoary G and Ajtnie M Gnasmaa girt Joseph H and Eva M Talbott boy William A and Margaret Lalsnel boy Charles L and Mary L Selecman a rL Albert G and AHce Love girl Joseph and Clara B Levertoa boy WlHtem and Mary Griseam James S and Alice B Adams twins George w C and Nellie HoIHda Samuel E and Marie G Bosweii boy William C and Hattie B Maaajom Jolla W and Harriet P Wiltshire boy Marriage Liceases George Mauenak of New Castle Pa aad Eveline Coomb of Boston Ernest F Leboio and Aaaa Strnman both of Richmond Va Beanye Cook and Mamie Williams both of Brooktend D C John KUinfrton and Gleaaa E Pace both of Richmond Va J fooling and Ada L Dole both of Washington Richard Berry Stafford county Va and Lillian Mastain of county Va John S Ward and Estella U Shrove both of Alexaadrte Bernard and Henriette both York WIllIam E Cecil ami Blanch w Joyce Nth of Ann Araadel enmity John E Lawler and Margaret ReUley Mob of Washington Mary E Germana Tt years Bafl ys ran Georgia avenue Bright wood D C Albert M Seavey SS yours 115 Car- oline street northwest Harriet Schriaer C9 yrs Govern meat for Insane Campbell Harrod 4 years Hospital for Insane Albert J Carew C7 145 New ton street northwest Charles F Blew S years street northeast Amanda Schapiro Si 1117 Eighth street northwest Made Ccneo 8 years 517 F ar street northeast Francis MacDowell mouths 2i Keefer place aorthwest- Joi n Lyle 3 mouths Chfldreas Hoe pital- Frederick Smbrey 7 xaootha Chil drens HospitaL CoraenotU 1 avaath Chilorena Hospital Samoel C GUI I maaCits OhlUrecs Hosprtl Grace Rood Infant 2441 Georgia aye nue JilL EdIth E Yonug pi L A and Mary L Holmes DoT W Paul H and Sarah E Judy MY girl I James f South New Death D tee th P Allen and Floyd girt girt girl eq tal Govern- ment 2 ¬ > ¬ ¬ A COLUMBUS OF SPACE By GARRETT P SERVISS Cenrrisbf TIM Freak A Xuaeey I II I II C Sjaepsis of Preceding Chapters SteaewaU a waHted yesiC- Javeator ucc ed IB baraesstes terataanc theory and b Md aa airaWp which he lnvetel three of Ma friends including Jack AabtoB sad Henry Dartoej sad carries them oIL Aa Uwr friend Will Church eludes 9tui ewaM asd- ttiaa is Iddaaped The airship speeds tar oat Sato coaspani B8 kept la- hjaoraaoe of its deeUaatiOB Many tra 8 other a er mmdarora- 8tea wall at lest admit tbe lIes tteatiea to the planet Venus waere a landing to ettected The cold to feaud After a victorious aacowUer With the tiiailaiaij yed sbaRryfwrred tahabttasfts they mahe arranfcaroeats for traxeUae- venad tIM planet bat h the miaVct ef a rHlKtooe cereajioay wherein tile lnhaM- to captmed by aa eara borne toward a terrible altar rMcad- He to eased a weltdlreeled a Irma Ulrtmaafs revolver THy set out the planet taking Jwba with 1 a mooatoia aC Ute ill UI4 IIptIee tend malts to M TIle Ant inbeM last teats Ute Barth ORe tIC Ute men ec prteoot is to be Me u 5muae late net being msir4 g thk are frlbttvl savage Is esmasasuod womhlp and bl lot nod msae cryal CHAPTER V Gontinued OUHTAINS o crystatr we f 1 alt exclaimed Yes Just that Its all r ita aoottch think boat it Yeses bates a world half day and half nicht to nocsasamy as hot on one side as It te on the other AH the deeds and neat of the The hot charged with me store rises over the middle of the soaward hemisphere and flows oft above en aU sides toward the night hemisphere while from the latter cold air mws te underneath to take its place the hinction between the two hemispheres the clouds and moisture are condensed less storms f snow This snow descending unInterrupted ly for axe has piled up la vast noon tainotis masses The moisture cannot pass very far i U the night hemisphere without being condensed and so It is all arrested within a neat ring or band completely encircling the planet and marking the division between perpetual day and perpetual night What lode like gigantic naoKt to us are the xunb tms strikIng thoj t moan talus of solidMed snow and ice fwm be hind and breaking into prismatic Ore The seemed enough after Edmund lied explained It but the ef ctsw re spJepdW and awful beyond dencripuon 1 foresee now oonslderabie trouble for us Edmund continued Theres been of hat too It I had but heeded it I noticed for some time that a wind xettJrr stroacer away and then again It te likely that this wind gets to be a ter nble tempest m the neighborhood of those Ice mountains It te the back auction caused as I planet may play the deuce with us when we set the midst of It But did JIG learn an this from JubaT I asked Ok no Of course not I only man- aged to make out from him that knew of the existence of these barriers But the explanation shed upon me as soon as I got hold of the main fact Now weve got to be a nttle cautious la our soon as e did so we bt tn to notice the wind that Edmund had spoken of It came n great gusts from behind gradually increasing in frequency in fury Soon it was strong enough to drive the sleds without any pnlllar from the car and sometimes they were forced the natives hanging on in wild alarm Edmund managed to govern the mo- tion of tbe ru for a while holding It feesed to us Jite was a thtag he had made no provision for and eventually- we became ahaoM as helpless as a ship j hi a I could easily cut oose from these fellows and run ant of this said Edmund but Fm not going to do It j Fve taken them into my service Fm bound to look out for them If was room for them in the ear it won I COld Un are on the eC 1- heJ where the sunbeams ad ire Along by the cold and taU m cease a e ten WI coming up have already told the of the air Oft the sunny aWe of the t people We slowed down accordngy and lid I urder us and even ahead of ua heck the storm be and there I rr IL K 1 1 when you day aide bncreaMins b sometimes I his as v close against butas con > ¬ < > ¬ By Jove I e ROt K be added moment tetr TU fetch up the sleds attach them under the car like the iwafcrt of a hmMooa and earry them all Vheres plenty of power Its only room Edmund this time we were atttejf tale the ice Great hummocks of it surrounded- us although there was nothta yet re sembttns the mountains that had spoken of down te the tee of an icy hill where the force of the wind was broken The sky overhead was free from clouds but ahead we could see them whirling and tumbling m mghty masses of vapor Lashing the two sleds together we at- tached them about ten feet below the car with wire ropes Then the natives were assembled and Edmund made them taste themselves securely When everything was ready we four entered tbe car and the power was turned rise straight up said Edmund until we are out of the wind and the well sail over the mountains and come- down as nice as you please on the other side It was a beautiful program and had complete confidence in our leader but it didnt work as we expected Even his genius bad met its match this time risen out or the a thats wanting It was no sooner said the a oDe with Del we dropped the car tlll j D- well W No we pro rlpflt Edmund sooner had > ¬ tection of the ice hummock than the wind caught as It wee a blast of ncft power and ferocity as we had yet encountered In an instant the car was spinning like a top and there away we rushed before the tempest the sleds be banned against the car like tassels whipping in a storm of wonders that the creatures on them were not flung off or killed by the impacts But fortunately Edmund had seen that they were securely fastened and as you know already they could stand knocks like so many bears In the course of twenty minutes we must have trav- eled twice as many miles perfectly help less to arrest our mad rush or to divert our course Ditched hither and thither and sprawling on the floor half the time The noIse was awful and nobody even tried to speak The shutters were open and sad denly I saw through one of the win dews a sight that I thought was sure ly my last The car seemed to be sweeping through a dense cloud of bulling vapors when they split anna der before my and there 1 Jug precipice of pure ice gleaming wickedly blue flashes we were rushing at it as if we had been shot front a cannon There was a terrible shock which I thought for a moment must have the car like an and then down we fell down aad dowel CHAPTER VI Lost in the Crystal Mountains IF we had seen the danger earlier aad had no been so tumbled by the pitching of the car m the wind I suppose Ed wonll have prevented the col- lision just is he had steered us away from acme c the meteors by setting- up an atomic reaction a push But there was no chance for that blow against the precipice was net however as severe as It seemed to rae and the car was not Rtaashed But the fall Wag terrible There WAS only oae thing which not tag It was a wonder fre- quent Jlest rt ht against WI was 4 a glitter ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ saved u from destruction At the base of dig of solid ice affair the had hurled immense of snow tad and into this we fell We were all tumbled in a the entangled with tire wire ropes Fortunately however Ute stout win were riot broken and after we had struggled to our feet as the car lay on it side Edmund managed to opea the door E made us put oa our furs but even with these we found the cold aimort intolerable Bn the natives paid no attention to- o flrmly hat been bound under Edmunds direction before we started from tile huiamock We unloosened to examine the situation Above us towered the icy precipice disappearing in whirling clouds high overhead and wind drove square against it with the roar of Niagara The air was billed with snow and iceduet sad at times we could ROt see objects ten feet away Our poor furry companions huddled together as soon as we got them upon their feet and were of no use to themselves or to us Well weve got to out of this mighty quick said Edmund Come hustle bOw and well repair the ship We got to work Jobs alone aiding us arid soon had the sleds out of the tan- gle and again property attached to the car Then we entered tIN latter and Edmund fumbled a while with his ara- ehtnarv saM that it JUt would stiR worK and that wed stajt as soon as we could replace the natives on the teds We got them together with a good deal of trouble for they were frightened out of their wits arid would have run away had they known where- to go But they had sense enough to understand that their depended entirely upon us Whet they were eaae- I more safely attached we entered the aDd prepared to ascend notice said SJdanmd that this te variable and theres e r- rhance We hadnt noticed It but he had sad that was sufficient When the Masts weaken he con tinned the air back from the face of the precipice and then whirls round to the left Fve no doubt that theres a passage there through which the wind nads Its way behind this icy mountain ad If we can got there we shall probably dad some sort of shelter Then I hope itll be comparatively calmer region of the atmosphere Fm gome to take advantage of the nretl- uIL It worked out just as he had predicted Ucnlarly vicious rush against the mighty blue cliff we cut loose and salted Into it and away we went We rushed past the gntterinK wall so swiftly that tt made our heads swim In two or three minutes we roCJatad a corner sad thou fonnd ourselves in a kind of atmos- pheric eddy rb re the car simply spun round and rnm S with the two united sleds hangir below it Now for It mid Edmund and touched a knob Instantly we rose rapidy We must have shot up a couple of thousand feet apparently over top of the icy bar rkr that we bad flanked It swept us off with terrinc speed Suddenly the air dearen all about The spectacle that opened around and below was well T describe It But a hundred languages rolled into one couldnt do It We were the midst of the crystal mountains towered around us on- side and stretched away in ranges of gigantic rainbows Del There were movi sire as Wont BU c composed all of crystalline ice refracting and reflecting the sunbeams with iridescent FOr now we could begin to see the orb of the sun Itself on the edge of the jagged gemglittering horizon The jeweled its beams into a minion bright hates There was one mighty peak still ahead of us but toward which we were rushed sidewtee with terrinc speed that will haunt my dreams It tower ed high above our level and was simply one awful coruscating Alp of light dart tag out oa every side blinding rays of a thousand splendid hues as a whole worldfnl of emeralds rubies sapphires and diamonds had beers heaped together ta one stupendous pile and set on Ore by the sun We were speechless even Edmund But presently he spoke very calmly but what he said instantly changed ear nmmmn to terror Boys be said there something serious the matter with the apparatus- I cant make the car rise higher I can no longer cause It to react against an obstacle We are at the mercy of the wind If tt carries us against that glittering devil no power under heaven can us If my hair had not whitened before It certainly would have whitened now we were swept against the first icy precipice the danger had come upon us suddenly unexpectedly out of a concealing cloud But now we had to bear the feafui strata of expectation to see ourselves hurried to destruction with our eyes open to the terrible truth- I thought that even Edmunds Iron face paled a little On we rushed still borne stdewtee so that the spectacle was straight before us ic all Its awful- ness as with fascinated eyes we star ed through the window We were al- most the mountain peak whoa Edmund shouted with a glad voice The Continuation f Story Will the Teat the car an and Ute aIrds being It Not one of them wu seriously hurt them and then he8aa In the course or It minutes e was I rear easy to make Into a As the wind surged ok after a par when wind us afn the In of IIIdIIIDS And such Such color SUch flashing BUd t cE to my amazed as lofty arid man ed Ip car Inextricably of B damaged air thing our tiLe coming every shapes blazing prisms eyesight If This ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ j f The Times EXAMINATIONS SET BY CIVIL SERVICE- The civil Service Commission has an- nounced that it wishes ell for the positions of male aid ta the Bureau of Standard assistant wireless tele phony male tariff desk for the later state Commerce Commission mate as- sistant librarian te the Bureau of Statis ties and mechanical draftsman in the Patent OZOne Examination for those portions will be held August and 35 The carry annual salaries respectively of SCO and J7 a and Jt and f EXCURSIONS afternoon one at 230 and tL other at r and two boat home from Colonial Beach Sunday evening Is the weekend the Beach Company on the other days of the week except Monday the steamer here at 9 a m and returning leaves Co bale Beach at C PL m home about 1039 p m Next the and Johns the excursion steamer on the Potomac will leave here at 239 p m and will make a quick run to the steamer Queen Anne will at p m and the St Johns win leave Sunday at 9 a m Sun day afternoon steamers wilt leave Colonial Beach for this city The popularity of the early trip Sat made necessary the placing of the steamer St oa that sched- ule which will be continued throughout the remainder of the season Colonial Beach te now In the fullness of Its midsummer par ties dancing bathing crabbing and up the day the visitor to the reeort and make the time rapidly Found in Tomorrows I In 1 1 Two leaving sturdy o is in addition to the tripe I reaching big St 1 beach leave here I j I Bq Issue 54 t be msd speedy The I Beetin pens ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HARRIMAN STOCKS SOLD AT AUGUSTA- New York Company Bays luter- inbfln Holdings for 2700000 AUGUSTA Oa July atOsw the biggest Interurban traction rtsahr ever made in the South will be uuuuaiawiatrd tomorrow when Reftaton COL of New Ycrk will take over Ute holdings of the- E H Harriman estate m the stocks and bonds of the AuguataADwB Railway arid Electric Company and alibi prop- erties The purchase price te staled to be Z7etxa The new owners intend to humediatcly begin the extonstoa of the road from Augusta westward to atlanta and from Aike northward to Columbia TIle compteticn of the prejeft will give continuous between capi tate of South and Georgia a total distance of 2tt mttes Talk to the Town Average Ad Costs Loss Than 25c Call Up Main 5260 PERSONAL SWntttlXC SCHOOL Every knew how swim both trot tbe aMajd potat of healthful exeretoe and venttve against accident The S Tarkteh Bath btaMtebMBt swimming school new open for Ctaae day except Saturday Pure vtUir ad ran stag peels Li noo aad ptaewtec te pools oae lour expert lady teacractar te la ins r- depc clan hours a m to S p x te- setoet club rlarsM of Limited eanrte Apply rates particular at eajoe at the estabUehmem UM C at JW- WASHtWOTOS RC89IAX TURJOtH BATH COMPANY t Have Yea Tried It Herrmanns Famous RKFUSE scBsrmmaa If row dealer caat PRONE L lantles A O KgRMCAXX 7BO7M lath aC g Z- OBORCK W ETOKK JR 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THE WASHINGTON TIMES T10 JULY 28 1910
Democrats Alleged to HaveContracted to Elect Hop
kins Senator
Continued from First Papwho had been sweeesafal in preveathaT
session of January 3t Itto Mr SulHvaa In Chicago
Shurtteir matt for the two Dtmoerarmanipulators of the deliVery and Sul-livan took the tM Chicago and Altontram for Springfield The day as near-ly as can be fixed January a whenseven Ineffectual ballot had been takeRand when by agreement further ballotins postponed
Seveeteea Yetee heededMr Hopkins on the twentieth ballot
of the aeries the one which ended thdays attempts had eightythree voteslacking twenty of the necessary major-ity There were however absentee Re-publicans who could not be enabledand who could be counted for Hopkinsand it was figured that from fifteen toseventeen Democrats would be enoughto let
Mr ShurUeft being informed andhaving asked two of the tovisit him toN them in his room hi theNicholas Hotel that their plans wereknown He said be and him friends
such an attempt as prejudicialto the best interests of the Republican-and Democratic parties so prejudicialas to make aim certain of the course itwould be necessary for him to pursue
He said it would not be pleasant butnevertheless it would be forhim to stop the roll call at the precisemoment the first Democrat votedfor Albert J Hopkins
He would then proceed he said totell that particular Democrat votedfor Hopkins how much he was toreceive for doing so And that wouldnot be all be said
It would be necessary for him to con-tinue mad rive the nitmes oC otherkins their reasons toe doing so end theamount of each
laaeceaco IrzeteetedThe Democrats protested their hrao
cence and said Shurtleff had been tolda lot of malicious worthless lies MrShurtleff said it would be pleasant tolearn he had heel misinformed but hewould regard a Democratic vote forlopktas as plain proof and he wouldthen proceed as he had indicated to hisvisitors
Mr Sullivan lumped off the Altotrain when it arrived in Springfieldshortly before midnight and made hisway to the St Hotel
Mr Sullivans appearance sudden asIt was caused him to mdutxe in aome-exi lanationg before he reached the conference room
There is no stenofcranhic resort of theexact language used by Mr Sullivanwhen h reached the comparative ae-creoy of the room iu which the Demo-crats were assembled but In effect itwas something like tide
I will i reak every bone hi the polltJ
men if you seU out for Hopkins Youcant driver yourselves for him Iwont hey it You cant take any dirtymoney offered you to vote for Mm-Oppeeei te Seuag Oat
more aad it commandedattention It was explained that the reBDonsfcie Democrats did not propose tohave the Democratic party placed anthe bargain counter not at that timeanyway and any Democratic legislatorwho disgraced his party would be exDosed without mercy and handed over
The next ballot was taken Tuesday January the weekIt will be remembered even nowpomona who followed thetorts of the Legislature closely thatMr Shurtleff reversed the usual orderof calling the roll thatThe danger against which thehouse organization had been warnedwas in the bouse The new program
would uncover it at once Before theratlc delivery had to be made if itwere to be It was not No Demo
CBUC votes were cast for Mr Hopkins then or afterwardThe Tribune ahead of its story
prints tbe followingIn all human probability every man
who in any way te connected with thefollowing tale wilt deny the truth ofthe statements made therein Antici-pating these denials the Tribuneto say that such dentate will belies
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BASEBALL BLOW FATALPHILADELPHIA July 28 Bloodion developing from an injury causedy struck on the knee with a
baseball resulted in the death of AlbertStevenson fifteen old of Camdenin Cocoer Hospital AHhongh he suf-fered terrible pain following nameof ban the boy paid HtJJ atentfoa to asuppose slight wound until the kneejed to swell He died two hoursafter bting admitted to the hospital
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KNAPP AND MABEETO MEET IN AUGUST
Railroad Relations of United Statesand Canada Wilt Be
DiscussedChairman Martin A Kaaap of the
Interstate Commerce Commission willleave Washington for Ottawa Canadaabout August IS to meet J P Xabeechief railroad commissioner of Canada
They will hold a conference to devisesans for controlling international
traffic between the United Stateslid Canada on Joint through rates
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Captain ALBERT N MCCLURE FourthCavalry will report to Fort RIley
Captain ROBERT S WELSH quarter-master win report toQuartermaster fat Philadelphia for
First Lieutenant FRANK SUGGS Medi-cal Reserve Corps relieved fromduty at Fort Hamilton X Y andwill report at Fort Alaskarelieving Captain ALETAXDERMURRAY Medical who winproceed to battle Wash
First Lieutenant HENRY GIBBIXS-9th Cavalry detailed as professor-
of and tactics atthe University o TennesseeCaptain HU B MYERS th Cav-alry relieved from duty there andwilt then proceed to Join his regimpit
MaJor FREDERICK a FOLTZ 15thCavalry will to the cornmanUaat of the Mounted ServiceSchool at FortMajor GEORGE H CAMERON14th Cavalry
First Lieutenant ELLERY FARMER2th Infantry ic detaild as proscience and tac-
tics at the University of MissouriCaptain SAMUEL D ROCKEXBACH
12th Cavalry relieved from dutyat Georgia andwill proceed to Join his regiment
Captain ARTHUR M SHIPP 20th In-fantry upon the of theleave of absence heretofore grantedhim will proceed to San FranciscoCal and Join his regiment In thePhilippines
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Assistant Paymaster F T FOXWKUdetached Fraakita to Chester
Naval Constructor R tSTOCKBR de-tached Bureau of Construction andRepair Navy Department Washtogton D C and continue otherduties
Assistant Naval Constructor WDRAKE detached temporary dutyworks General Electric CompanySchenectady X Y and resumeduties at the Massachusetts InstiBoston Mas
Assistant Naval Constructor H GKNOX detached temporary dutyworks General Electric CompanySchenectady N Y and resumeduties at aCaaeaehuactts Insti-tute of Technology and Navy YardBoston
Assistant Naval Constructor L MATKINS detached temporary dutyworks General Electric CompanySchenectady X Y and resumeduties at the Massachustte Instituteof Technology and Navy Yard Booton Mass
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BtrOMPercy and Boaie Vernon boy
Robert I and Myrtle P Lane girlEdward O and Grace Reed gMHoary G and Ajtnie M Gnasmaa girtJoseph H and Eva M Talbott boyWilliam A and Margaret Lalsnel boyCharles L and Mary L Selecman a rLAlbert G and AHce Love girl
Joseph and Clara B Levertoa boyWlHtem and Mary GriseamJames S and Alice B Adams twinsGeorge w C and Nellie HoIHdaSamuel E and Marie G Bosweii boyWilliam C and Hattie B MaaajomJolla W and Harriet P Wiltshire boy
Marriage LiceasesGeorge Mauenak of New Castle Paaad Eveline Coomb of BostonErnest F Leboio and Aaaa Strnmanboth of Richmond VaBeanye Cook and Mamie Williams bothof Brooktend D CJohn KUinfrton and Gleaaa E Paceboth of Richmond VaJ fooling and Ada L Dole
both of WashingtonRichard Berry Stafford county Vaand Lillian Mastain ofcounty VaJohn S Ward and Estella U Shroveboth of AlexaadrteBernard and Henriette
both YorkWIllIam E Cecil ami Blanch w JoyceNth of Ann Araadel enmityJohn E Lawler and Margaret ReUley
Mob of Washington
Mary E Germana Tt years Bafl ysran Georgia avenue Bright woodD CAlbert M Seavey SS yours 115 Car-
oline street northwestHarriet Schriaer C9 yrs Governmeat for InsaneCampbell Harrod 4 years
Hospital for InsaneAlbert J Carew C7 145 Newton street northwestCharles F Blew S years streetnortheastAmanda Schapiro Si 1117Eighth street northwestMade Ccneo 8 years 517 F arstreet northeastFrancis MacDowell mouths 2iKeefer place aorthwest-Joi n Lyle 3 mouths Chfldreas Hoe
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A COLUMBUS OF SPACEBy GARRETT P SERVISS
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Sjaepsis of Preceding ChaptersSteaewaU a waHted yesiC-
Javeator ucc ed IB baraesstesterataanc theory and b Md aa airaWp
which he lnvetel three of Mafriends including Jack AabtoB sad HenryDartoej sad carries them oIL Aa Uwrfriend Will Church eludes 9tui ewaM asd-ttiaa is Iddaaped
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The hot charged with me storerises over the middle of the soawardhemisphere and flows oft above en aUsides toward the night hemispherewhile from the latter cold air mws teunderneath to take its place thehinction between the two hemispheresthe clouds and moisture are condensedless storms f snow
This snow descending unInterruptedly for axe has piled up la vast noontainotis masses The moisture cannotpass very far i U the night hemispherewithout being condensed and so It is allarrested within a neat ring or bandcompletely encircling the planet andmarking the division between perpetualday and perpetual nightWhat lode like gigantic naoKt to usare the xunb tms strikIng thoj t moantalus of solidMed snow and ice fwm behind and breaking into prismatic OreThe seemed enough afterEdmund lied explained It but the efctsw re spJepdW and awful beyonddencripuon1 foresee now oonslderabie trouble forus Edmund continued Theres beenof hat too It I had butheeded it I noticed for some timethat a wind xettJrr stroacer
away and then again It telikely that this wind gets to be a ternble tempest m the neighborhood ofthose Ice mountainsIt te the back auction caused as I
planet may play the deuce with uswhen we set the midst of ItBut did JIG learn an this fromJubaT I askedOk no Of course not I only man-aged to make out from him thatknew of the existence of thesebarriers But the explanationshed upon me as soon as I got hold
of the main fact Now weve got tobe a nttle cautious la oursoon as e did so we bt tn to noticethe wind that Edmund had spoken ofIt came n great gusts from behindgradually increasing in frequencyin fury Soon it was strong enough todrive the sleds without any pnlllar fromthe car and sometimes they were forced
the natives hanging on in wild alarmEdmund managed to govern the mo-
tion of tbe ru for a while holding It
feesed to us Jite was a thtag he hadmade no provision for and eventually-we became ahaoM as helpless as a ship j
hi aI could easily cut oose from these
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ice Great hummocks of it surrounded-us although there was nothta yet resembttns the mountains thathad spoken ofdown te the tee of an icy hill where theforce of the wind was broken The skyoverhead was free from clouds butahead we could see them whirling andtumbling m mghty masses of vapor
Lashing the two sleds together we at-tached them about ten feet below thecar with wire ropes Then the nativeswere assembled and Edmund madethem taste themselves securely Wheneverything was ready we four enteredtbe car and the power was turned
rise straight up said Edmunduntil we are out of the wind and thewell sail over the mountains and come-down as nice as you please on the othersideIt was a beautiful program and
had complete confidence in our leaderbut it didnt work as we expected Evenhis genius bad met its match this time
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banned against the car like tasselswhipping in a stormof wonders that the creatures on themwere not flung off or killed by theimpacts
But fortunately Edmund had seenthat they were securely fastened andas you know already they could standknocks like so many bears In the courseof twenty minutes we must have trav-eled twice as many miles perfectly helpless to arrest our mad rush or to divertour course Ditched hither and thitherand sprawling on the floor half thetime The noIse was awful and nobodyeven tried to speak
The shutters were open and saddenly I saw through one of the windews a sight that I thought was surely my last The car seemed to besweeping through a dense cloud ofbulling vapors when they split annader before my and there 1
Jug precipice of pure ice gleamingwickedly blue flashes wewere rushing at it as if we had beenshot front a cannonThere was a terrible shock which Ithought for a moment must havethe car like an and
then down we fell down aad dowel
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Lost in the Crystal Mountains
IF we had seen the danger earlieraad had no been so tumbledby the pitching of the
car m the wind I suppose Edwonll have prevented the col-lision just is he had steered us awayfrom acme c the meteors by setting-up an atomic reactiona push But there was no chance forthat blow against the precipicewas net however as severe as Itseemed to rae and the car was notRtaashed
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o flrmly hat been bound underEdmunds direction before we startedfrom tile huiamock We unloosenedto examine thesituation
Above us towered the icy precipicedisappearing in whirling clouds highoverhead and wind drove squareagainst it with the roar of Niagara Theair was billed with snow and iceduetsad at times we could ROt see objects tenfeet away Our poor furry companionshuddled together as soon as we gotthem upon their feet and were of nouse to themselves or to usWell weve got to out of thismighty quick said Edmund Comehustle bOw and well repair the ship
We got to work Jobs alone aiding usarid soon had the sleds out of the tan-gle and again property attached to thecar Then we entered tIN latter andEdmund fumbled a while with his ara-ehtnarv
saM that it JUt wouldstiR worK and that wed stajt as soonas we could replace the natives on theteds We got them together with agood deal of trouble for they werefrightened out of their wits arid wouldhave run away had they known where-to go But they had sense enough tounderstand that their dependedentirely upon us Whet they were eaae-
I more safely attached we entered theaDd prepared to ascend
notice said SJdanmd that thiste variable and theres e r-
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that was sufficientWhen the Masts weaken he con
tinned the air back from theface of the precipice and then whirlsround to the left Fve no doubt thattheres a passage there through whichthe wind nads Its way behind thisicy mountain ad If we can got therewe shall probably dad some sort ofshelter
Then I hope itll be comparativelycalmer region of the atmosphere Fmgome to take advantage of the nretl-uIL
It worked out just as he had predictedUcnlarly vicious rush against the mightyblue cliff we cut loose and saltedInto it and away we went We rushedpast the gntterinK wall so swiftly thattt made our heads swim In two or threeminutes we roCJatad a corner sad thoufonnd ourselves in a kind of atmos-pheric eddy rb re the car simply spunround and rnm S with the two unitedsleds hangir below it
Now for It mid Edmund andtouched a knob
Instantly we rose rapidy We musthave shot up a couple of thousand feet
apparently over top of the icy barrkr that we bad flanked It swept usoff with terrinc speed Suddenly the airdearen all about
The spectacle that opened around andbelow was well T describeIt But a hundred languages rolled intoone couldnt do It
We were the midst of the crystalmountains towered around us on-
side and stretched away in ranges
of gigantic rainbows DelThere were movi
sire as Wont BU c composed all ofcrystalline ice refracting and reflectingthe sunbeams with iridescentFOr now we could begin to see the orbof the sun Itself on the edge ofthe jagged gemglittering horizon Thejeweled its beams into aminion bright hates
There was one mighty peak stillahead of us but toward which we wererushed sidewtee with terrinc speed thatwill haunt my dreams It towered high above our level and was simplyone awful coruscating Alp of light darttag out oa every side blinding rays of athousand splendid hues as a wholeworldfnl of emeralds rubies sapphiresand diamonds had beers heaped togetherta one stupendous pile and set on Oreby the sun
We were speechless even EdmundBut presently he spoke very calmlybut what he said instantly changedear nmmmn to terror
Boys be said there somethingserious the matter with the apparatus-I cant make the car rise higher Ican no longer cause It to react againstan obstacle We are at the mercy ofthe wind If tt carries us against thatglittering devil no power under heavencan us
If my hair had not whitened beforeIt certainly would have whitened now
we were swept against the firsticy precipice the danger had come uponus suddenly unexpectedly out of aconcealing cloud But now we had tobear the feafui strata of expectationto see ourselves hurried to destructionwith our eyes open to the terribletruth-
I thought that even Edmunds Ironface paled a little On we rushed stillborne stdewtee so that the spectaclewas straight before us ic all Its awful-ness as with fascinated eyes we stared through the window We were al-most the mountain peak whoaEdmund shouted with a glad voice
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