THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY TUNE 5 190f

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DECLI1S MARKET

Union Pacific and RendingWeakest on the List

Active Stocks Clone at About a Pointa Unit Lower Than on AVcducw-

dnjr Bond IHBUC of Union PacificWill He Lnrccr Than AnticipatedNo Change in London Discount

New York Juno 4 Tho decline In themarket which following tho sharp adVOnco On Monduy ect in on Tuosdaymade further progress today proceedingat a moro rapid pace than At any othertlmo slnco It started and showing an en-

tire lack of support such as had bolerobeen encountered In some of tho loadingissues

Tho opening was Irregular but withlosses predominating in the loading ac-

tive stocks and although a sharp rallyoccurred after business had boon under-way for a short time this did not lastlong and by the end of tho first hourtho whole market was well below lastnights closing level although there waan absence of soiling pressure that leftdoubt as to what reaction tho next movewould take

Period of DulInesH FollowsA period of dullnoes enguocl during

which howover the rallies were quitofeeble and in the last bour tho downward tondoncy became quite pronouncedand the oloro showing In many of thoactive stocks loseoe one and a halfponts or more was at practically thelowest level of tho lay

Union Pacific net lose WM three andfiveeights points while Heading declinedthree points those two stocks being thumost active and the weakest on the en-

v tiro listIn neither was there any alyn of sup

port and in both there was heavy sellingfrom a number of sources

Official announcement wtus made of thesale to a banking syndicate constitutedas forecasted In the morning newspaperof 50000000 first lien and refunding 4per cent bonds of the Union Pacific Rail-road the amount being 10000000 greaterthan most people in Wall street had an-ticipated The bonds are to run for MO

years and It Is understood that they willbe offered for subscription at a price oT

about 95 and interest In the near futureShut Down Collieries

There was a good deal of dlacueeJon ofthe possible meaning of the change re-

cently made in the Reading board ofdirectors but the probability Is that thetemporary shutdown of the abUteries andthc announcement that dividend wouldrrt be Ineroasod wore the must

factors making for a decline In thisstock

Nothing transpired In way of additi nal reductions in the prices of ironan l sted products but It was generallyexpected that the market for other lineswould speedily follow the market forSIT and Iron bars

N change made by the Bank ofEngland In discount rate and theweekly statement of the Institution wasnot remarkable In any respect

YORK MONEY MARKET

J VK York Sane on eH at th Meekexliango tfvAyr opened t Mi jive cent Ms t t1 Iwest Hi otMtoff por not Mist ef UM

ww at Ml per ctat-TJBO VM plentifully offwd but lenders

slewed a preference for putting their money M tfir tm shorter periods rates for wkkh wm stillfurVjrr lowered liMes were 2 in 2H per cant forilx r dars Mid 2 pet cent for ninety anyto 3 per cent for four mouths SH to JH par centf JT flvo month 3tt to 3fc per cent for rtx meatha-4j4 ti per cent for orer year

Mjrantile mi characterized ly a fairdemand roc the better quality MM a moderateoutput Rates 3 to per cant for sixty andninety days iadcrsWMnU 1 to V per cent forc ol a four find six single names 5 percert fT others 1 wilt known

Sterling declined 15 points for demand QfUjrcan 185118160 dental 1MWMSJ eaMet 4JRO-al8730 comaverctel bOla were 4JIKiJt for ninetydin 4SIHI8S for stitr day Grata abills were scare

GOVERNMENT BOXD5

Ne York Juno 4 Untt d States oorirnmsntbonds steady The general bead wa k t waa octetand irregular M follows

nw AskedSs registered 1109 MMi M-3ts coupon 1930 MM35 registersd 1M6 Ml M1H

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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

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Quotations furnished by E F Hntton Comcmbm of the New York Stock Exchange G-

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CURB MARKET

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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Quotations f raMied bf It F Ilutttm t Comanlier of the York S4oc BkohwRe sod theChicam Itoard of Ttafe G Botrto CMrnun mana nr 1301 F sliest northwest

Chicago June 4H WM an aoradtoidy doll dayte the doMMtte vhnt nMrMa with the sews mostlyboarWi sod price rUng at a aporariabte daMns

Tlw woatliar orer corn belt wu reportrt eoraobat better the cables wore lower and

uuunJBttou hoHMB were free selkn Only thestrwKth of the oa U iu tioa WM fararaM to oemwteew and tbfet WM WIt enough to hold tham aboveteat ntabt8 K OM of tine proainomt oftho grain ofonton was a proooooeed boaron tab cereal

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COTTON MARKET

Quotation furntahfd by B F lotion Co-DMQihtra of tine N w York Stock Exchange and Ui

New York Cotton Exchange G Boris Chipmanmanager 1301 F street northwtat

New York 4 Cotton opened Steady at R

daMns of loT point in response to lower cablesant noiwUlMtaiMHNK talk of further floods inWestern and Central MctJom of the heft ratedmet daring the early sessions 111016 sold off toa net ctti f about K i taU

A the atMkn prppre d tins news from Uteotttsfe became MMT and bnllMi Da mag-

bif rUM were reported in MiamiMlppi while UteOivcagt for the belt avnenlty indicated unsettledrnmlltirnr Only in the Carolina and Oorete U-

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Business on tho Washington Stock Ex-change yesterday was In fair volumewith prices better In some securities Ontho call of the bonds quite a demand devoloped for Washington Railway andElectric 4 per cents which sold twelve1000 bonds at 80 to SO Severed of the

brokers who wanted some of thoso bondscould not find them and the call was Inpart unsatisfied

Bidding was lively on Capital Tractionstock tho price being put up two pointon tho bide and one small transactionrecorded of four shares 12C

Washington Railway common wasneglected though shares were

sold at 34 The preferred stock faredlittle better In the way of actual tradesfractional lots aggregating seventeenshares finding a market at S1 to SI

Washington Gas sold 150 shares between

Othor business was of a fragmentarycharacter though thoro was sharp watch-ing of the prices and in Sovoral Instancesbidder and the person offering stockwore near together

WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Regular call 12 oclock noonWashington Hallway and Biectrio 4s 1000 at

80 JlOOO at 80 JlOOO at 80H 1000 at Se 1006at 80 1000 at 80 1009 at 80 1006 at 6J1009 at 8 JlMO at 60 1001 at 80

Capital Traction 4 at 128Washington lUllway and Electric common 10 atWashington Rallwi and Electric preferred 5 at

81H 6 at 81 C at 61HWashington Gel at CCS 25 nt H4 25 at C6V4

S at e 4 S at 6614 S at C6HBell Telephone of Pennsylvania 4 at 67 4 at 87Mergenthaler Linotype 1 nt 200H 5 at 200Lanaton Monotype 100 atAfter oalIUnit d States coupon 2s 1500 at 1United States registered 2s 3750 nt 118Washington Itaiiway and Electric 4s 1000 at lOXPoJlavine are the cteeing Quotations on yesterdayi

stock exchangeGAS BONDS

Bid AskedWashington Gas 4s OOft mWaahinKton Gas Ouapony cwt lad 6s MStt M6

RAILROAD BONDSCapital Traction fc 1M un-Anacostia and Potomac Ss 96HCity SlId Saburban fe

Columbia 6s xiOliMetraixtlltan jojWashington Railway awl Electric is 80H E 5i-

MISCBLLVNEOU8 BONDSPotcmao Electric Light k mNorfolk and Washington Steamboat 8s MSChesapeake and Potomac Telephone 9s UKWatbihRton Market Co 5 H172T WWaahlngton Market Co is mux M

PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKSCapJUl Traction MS 183Washington Railway and Electric dos UK ttWashington Railway and Kteetrfe pftl ft atNorfolk and WatMngton Steamboat S 500Washinston Gas MKOtorgatown Gas eHDell Telephone of PenMrlnala M-

TYPI5 MACHINE STOCKSMergentaaler Unotjrpo H0K 201Boston Monotype t MJ u

MINING STOCKSGreene Cananea-MitdMJ Mlfttag Company

NATIONAL BANK STOOKSAnMrieanCapital MiOty IK ieoCohonbta M sConmtrdal w IK 1SR4Kmrmera and Mechanics jttLineo n MEMetropolitan J 2Seeewl nWaebtecton M u

TRUST COMPANY STOCKSABKirkan Security sod Treat 3Naticwd Sartaga and Trust 1 mUnion Trait 1st WlWa blmik n Lean sad Trust Jffi 109United States Treat 93 91

SAYINGS DANK STOOKSions Saringa Bonk 2 jMarctMuiu sort Mechanics uq

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Gmpbopnono preferredSecnrity Storage Oenpany KS 90-0WajMnston Market MK

NEW YORK PRODUCE

Now York JUM Warner wearrefinery bas put sugar on the market The granu-lated exhibited is HP to standard and Is offered at425 tens 1 per cent each wblch is Ute kmtat

price The raflacry now expects to bare saaar enthe market from ding to thy The local narked forruSset sugar WM steady but quiet and unchangedThe London market for beet waa nacaaascdwith tone steady

NAVAL STORBSUwjaeledMILL FEBDMarket dull and unchanged Spring

bran 100lb MOIre to arrive jniiMMngs 2800-dty bran 2700 in btinc Weatern rtd dog OaflO toarrive winter wheat bran in KOlb aacka a85

OATS Market strong No 3 white S64 Na 4white SH No 2 mixed 5

FLOURQuiet and nmottlcd Sprtez patent53a5a nwing dean 44al75 winter straight420MCO winter dents 42C04J6 Knaaaa in sockspat ntA 5008625 straights 460a4SO 400s-4J5

RYE FLOURSt ady dull 4eOo519-COHN MBVLOuWt assail nppiy Kilndried

for espert 395 coamo meel in bag 147HAY Receipts 140 tons steady choko saleable

Prime timothy 35 No 1 85aSO No 2 5aSO No 3tfe70

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UVRDSkrw and unsettled Prime Western 873dty 800 refined continent 900 South American9GO reflned BruilUn kegs WOO siearioo 10

oltcstearlne nominal New York 11 Chicago 11

BUTTKRRecdpta 736S packages steady Creamtry 23H Orate flHa22 State dairylineal 23 to doles 21M3li-

BGGSRcceipta 2921 cafioa steady Nearby whitefiaty 1 K 20 fancy IStialD Wcatern ortra-16al7

IOCAI PRODUCE MARKET

Prices quoted ara wholesaleBusiness yesterday on the Washington wholesale

market was fairly active and without noticeablechanges in prices Nearly all lines were firm atthe quotations

BUTTERCrenmery fancy 24Hs25 do WesternOrals 22iJ do seconds 20a2l process fancy

do fair to good 19o20 dairy choice 17nl8GOOd 16 storepacked fresh 14al-

5CIIEBSBMarket firm and active on all kindsNew York State factory large 13Hal4 do smallold 1U14K do summer small 12fcal3 Virginia 10

frtsh Virginia loss off 17 aver-age 17 West Virginia and Southwest Virginia 17Tennessee 11 North Carolina 16 ducks 15-

L1VB POULTRYChickens fines UaZO winter2ZZS spring 23a20 hens ISVi roosters 7 ducksUrge tOnll do small 9 gene SaID turkeys tomsper lb 12 do hens 13all do thin 10 keats 10

DRESSED POULTRYTurkeys hens undrawnper lb 15 do overage undrawn II do thinI0al2 tons 14 chickens spring large 30 small

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DRESSED MEATSHsms country sugar cured12alt

VEGETABLES Potatoes home grown per bushelMaK new per bbl L00a250 McCormack perbushel COalS sweet potatoes per bbL OOa5Wyams per bbl 350a400 asparagus per dox4Ma800 cabbage per 80a90 early Yerx perbbl 75alOO new South Carolina SlatS each celeryFlorida per crate 2COa2BO do per bunchcucumbers Florida per baket 75a2U nearbyItt basket OOaL75 egg plants per crate 250a300kale per bbl 60a7S lettuce home grown per bbltSalOO do Florida per basket 12SaL75 onionsBermuda per LTaaZOU do Texas per crate1G6 do Ohio per bushel 89aW peas per bosket75125 home grown per bbl 2W300 thubarb per bunch LOOaiOO radishes per 100 86aLOOstring beans green per basket lOOaiOO tomatoesFlorida fancy per crate 2000323

GREEN FRUITSOranges Florida bright perbox 225 do nissets Z25 California navels 225a26S grape Florida poe box 3 9a400 cran

per box 200S350 do per barrel 500 600peaches Florida per crate 200a300 eauUloupodper crate 200a2JO strawberries 4a8 pineapplesper crate 2T5300 peaches Florida per crate200a300 huckleberries per quart lOalS

SUNDRIESBeeswax 29 tallow i honey whitedOTer Mb new 13 do 2lb new Ibal2 ginsengper lb SCOae00 Seneca per lb 40 Golden SealIDaiJ Pink 12aH Mandrake 2a3 Snake Root 35

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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore June 4 Following are the offldal priccaat the priodpal commission houses

BUTTERCrcamery fancy jwr lb 22 a5 ial17al9 Maiybnd and Pecaiylfaoia rolls

16al7 stewpacked Ohio 1C do Wttt Virsfab 16Marylaud Virginia and Iemwjlrania dairy r ints1-

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large Ma32 do small to medium SSaX old hensduck puddle large old 9 do

old Muscory and moflgrel 9 Pekte 10EGGS Maryland Pennsyliania sad nenrby firsts

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REAL ESTATE NOTES-

S W PIckford has sold to John W andAnnie Lydon the property at 42 I straotsoutheast Improved by a twostory brickhouse The prJco of tho transaction isnot made public

Thomas J Flshor Co have old toCharles D Drayton tho S6foot lot ontho south side of Nowlands street ChovyChase Md for Mrs Ella SI Drow MrsDrow bought tho lot from Fisher Coabout three months ago and now sellsIt for an advance of nearly J50Q

Tho same company has ahio sold fortho estate of G G Vest the property lo-

cated at tho northeast corner of Soventhand Pomeroy streots northwest for about

20 000 The property consists of seventwostory brIck houses on Pomeroy streettwo stores on the corner occupied aa adrug store and Chlnoeo laundry andthr o twostory houa a on Seventh streetTho entire lot is SO foot on Seventh streetand 145 feet on Pomeroy straet

Alexander Millar tho builder recentlymado the following sales of Improved realstate To W W Jormano the houseat 19 Bryant street northwest for SOOO

to W W Curtis the house at 3143Eleventh street northwest for COO andto H V Ostermayor the house at 3W4Eleventh street northwest for J47TO Inoaoh Instance the buyer is said to havebought tho property as a homo

Stone Fairfax announce the sale Ofbrick and stone apartment house at

1674 Irving street The property is oneof five apartments erected for Mrs Charlotto Dailey by Harry WarUman fromplans prepared by A H Beers pur-chaser will retain the property a an Invoatment

The property gtwer lly known aa theWright Place on the road between theGeorgetown pike and Kensington Mdhas been sold at auction to B FrankSaul for 10384 or about J an acreThe trustees under whose order the lew a made wero W Moby Williams FWalter Brandenburg and Edwin A New

Boss PhelpS have sold for Mte Min-nie Hawke and Mrs B I Saxton theresidence at 6K University place to alocal business man who will occupy Us his residonee next fall The bouee

contains ten Tho lot i IS feetnMo by IfiO feet deep The price paMwas T2Sft

ARMY AND NAVY

troT OrdersHrst Lkat PBLHAM D GLASSPORD Sea

Field Artillery wHl proceed t Post litter filedMMg pnetin wnsclu

CIt JOHN WUOLIJCY SowoA MutterasMSM cbargD of eonftUvetto work at PertTbt a8JKjr nMertes Csjpt JAMBS BKLLSecond Infoatry-

CoL JOHN CHAMBERLAIN fautxctor jaaeratta reOetcd firm tawtmcot at UM Mar and NaryGeneral lIcMptUl lOot Bpricja Art

Pint LINt JOHN J FULMKX S tli Infcotiy-PiUwed frost duty on maratttos PortSkxaan sad nIB pressed to Pert Met

Mai RUDOLPH G BURnT Medical Carps nowIn city I Hi oosapMed his xMstatimifor promckttoa will proceed to Vaacovrer liarrack Waeb

Fir Lieut PRANK W DAWSON NhssieeaUi-loCantiy will tomt ctt r t of amfttmctton workat Fort MdBtoA Tot nHries Pint LtontJULIAN I DODGE NiaeiMnth Infantry

The of abnoco granted Fleet Lila NOBLE JWIIBY Fifth Infaotry U rt o M OM Month

The rf atMMa cnuttod Lieut LOUIS A-

LA MedIcal Oorp to fartberto send tododtaff June BOS

Nary OrdersLiwt OmiMKln O W KOB6TBR deUefecd dwtr

in tbarw f the aary rccndti Mattan Uffak-Ac to Chaiiceten aa txecutira odtctf

LInt OwwBaBder It RUSSELL detocSied-GbarlcMoa to and wilt orders

LINt R SPaR rotind placed on tine retired NatTAint J W SCHOENFELD to duty BAT recmiU

Motions IktOaJo N YLieut F D BURNS detacheS Brooklyn to In-

dianaKmfcn D P WICKERSHAM detacheS Nebruka

to Ixmlsina-MUMiipmn J D SMiTH W a OWBN and O

K OALUOUX detached Xavvl Acadctnr teAlbany rta ITabte

Midshipman R G WALLING detached Naral-Aouteny to 6 lew-

Slidefaipmea C CL TlIOilAS arid J F IfcCLAlN-detacbcd Natal Academy to JferjrlwxL-

Mldsitipaan L B V1LLETT dcUdicdAcaudcnyc to Cheater

Midshipmen R A BURG and H De F BURDICK detached Naval Acadcay to Ks ttwkr

Midshipman E H OOXNOR doteched Naral-Acad mr to Mioantoa

Mid hlpH n H F D DAVIS detached NavalAcademy to Rhode Island

MWshliman A O DIBUELL dotachod Natal Acoaany to West Vlrftaia-

MMshlpmin T A THOMPSON Jr detflcbcd SouthDakota to Mlpnefota

Assistant Surgeon J A BIBLLO detachedHospital PorixmraUt N II to Bofec

BoatswaIn J F HOPKINS detached Naval StationGuantanuno to hone and walt orders

Chief Gannet B P MIDDLETON detached Broclyn to Hartford

Gunner F G NEUMANN to

S Marine CorpsSwond Lieut XL B SHEARER to Washing-

ton D C on Juno 1 1108 for forpromotion

Second Lieut J NEWTON detachedUnited States Marino Coupe to marine

barracks navy rant Norfolk VaFirst Lieut WILLIAM BRACKBTT granted one

week extension of leaveCapt C C CARPENTER detached marine bar-

racks wry yard Boston Mass to specialduty Naval Prison that station

CapU H C BISSETT to Washington D C onJune 2 IMS for examination for promotion

Capt D C MDOUGALL report to ma r genml commandant Washington D C for spe-cial duty

Capt II L ROOSEVELT A Q M to Wash-Ington D C examination for promotion

Cept L L hARPING detached command ma-rine barracks Silks Alma to command ma-

rine barracks naval station New Orleans LaSecond Lieut N A EASTMAN detached United

States Marine Barracks and Fchool ef Appli-cation Annapolis Md to duty marine bat-talion Isthmus Canal Zoo Panama

Second Lieut P A CANtON detached UnitedStates Marine Barracks and School cf Appli-Mttwi Annapolis Md to dnty marine bftt-taJlau Isthmus Canal ZOM Panama

Socond LIMIt F H DRERS detached UnitedStates Marine Barracks and School of Appli-cation Annapolis Md to duty marine

Isthmus Canal Zone PanamaFirst Lieut C F WILLIAMS detached marino

barracks navy yard New York to duty marinebattalion Isthmus Canal Zone Panama

First Lieut J A ROSSELL detached marinebarracks navy yard Washington D C toduty marine battalion Isthmus Canal ZonePanama

First Lieut R B CREECY detached marinebarracks Second naTal district Ncwport It I-

to duty marine battallan Isthmus Canal ZooPanama

First Lieut E A GREENE ordered to appearfear examination for promotion on Juno 5 1903

Capt P M BAXNON ordered io appear for ex-

amination for promotion on June 4 1008Flat Lieut W T IIOADLEY detached marine

barracks navy yard Washington D C todifty marino battalion Isthmus Canal ZonePanama

Capt W C HARLEE to navy yard NorfolkVa tar temporary duty as captain of MarinaCorps rifle team

First Lieut T HOIiCOMB Jr t6 camp PerryOhio to in competition for placeson International rifle tem on June 1013 1908

First E A GREENE to Camp PerryOhio to in competition for placeson international rifle team on Jtmo 1013 1908

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It Brought Spear Down

THINKS HIM IRRESPONSIBLE

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ductlve Martini and Father andFriends Tell of Mistakes andMiitfortunuM Lai ycr Admits Forscry of the Pay Checks

Strong drink particularly the Martinicocktail led Surer David R Spear U

N to commit forgery according totho analysis of Dr Spears attornoyHenry II Glassie

Mr Glassie yesterday admitted that hisclient had forged the names of three ofhis follow medical officers of the navy topay checks but he contended that DrSpear wag not responsible for his

account of excessive Indulgence inMartini cocktails Mr Glassie describedtho effect of the cocktail as an evil Influence within the person Inciting Itsvlctimi to crime and excesses

Medical men he thought would backhim up in ute opinion that vermouth andabsinthe which Mr Glassie regarded asneceseary Ingredients of a Martini hadan undeniable toxic effect which dead-ened the moral sensibilities and Instlgated a departure from established

of good conduct and correct livingA word picture of a brain frenzied byIntoxicants and directing the crime offorgery was presented by the attorney Inhis defense or the accused naval surgeonunder courtmartial at the navy yard

Corroborates Confession StoryCommander Welte of the navy oor

roborated the testimony given Wednesdayby Chief WHkle of the Secret Serviceabout a confession made by Dr Spear toChief Wllkie in presence of Com-

mander Wells Some consistency withthe lurid description of Attornoy Glassieof his clients state of mind under cocktaU Influence was found in the explanation that Commander Wells quoted ashaving been made by Dr Spear aftergiving his confession

I dont know Just wby I did ItCommander Snowden testified that Dr

Spear recently turned over to him 5288 6with a memorandum for its dispositionIt developed that the money was to beused for restitution of the amounts ofthe forged checks to Surgeon J GrowAssistant Surgeon C G Alderman andAssistant Surgeon F H Stebbem

The prosecution rested said the defenseopened by declaring that it would proveDr Spears mental Irresponsibility dueto drink when the forged signatures wereplaced oa the cheeks

Father of Aecuned TestifiesThe first wltnetM for the defense was

the venerable father of the accused manJudge William P Spear of ColumbusOhio He gave his profession as a lawyerand appeared to feel deeply the positionh him been placid lit by UM conduct olhis son He was accompanied to the-

m by bis wife who however didnot enter the trial room but remained Inan adjoining chamber

My son was a soldier in the Cubanwar said Judge Spear In opening Hewas connected with a battery of artilleryformed at Columbus but old not get overto Cuba He came home with a feverwhich caused the low of his hair as yougentlemen can see During the summerof the SpanishAmerican war while hewas In the service he drank to excess

Took Alcoholism TreatmentSome time shortly after the war we

sent my son to a sanatorium In Dwight111 where It was thought he could becured of alcoholism He returned homeand later wae sent to University ofVirginia to study medicine He apparontly bad been helped while at the sanator-ium for he got along well at the uni-versity and was considered of thebest men in his class

Judge Spear then told of the sorrows hisson had caused himself and Mrs Spearfend added that he did not believe the ac-cused was mentally responsible for hisactions at the time he Is charged withhaving forged the chocks and had themcashed

After the recess the court took at 130oclock the defense placed Assistant SurgT W B Hough U S N on the standSurg Hough saM that he knew Spear atthe university where he was considered-one of the most brilliant men and waswell liked

Wars a Noted AthleteHe was a noted athlete and was espe-

cially prominent as a member of the football team Surg Hough added Houghsaid ho again was with Spear last sum-mer when they both went to the unlverally to study for the examinations at thoNaval Medical College which wero totake place In the tall of the year

He took no vacation ho added andtoward tho close of summer he began todrink to keep up his strength He hasbeen drinking constantly since then untilMarch whon his health gave away andwhoa the examination came off Insteadof being ono of the best men ho becameone of the worst He drank eo heavilythat It became common comment that hismind was affected This was often spokenof before tho forgery ho is charged withtook place I do not think Spear wasmentally responsible at the time the for-gery was committed

Assistant Surg Rhodes U S N wasthe next witness for the defense He toldof his first meeting Spear at tho NavalMedical School Spear he said told himand his room that his Spearsbrother was dead which was a

of factFriends Thought Him Irrational

Ho was very Irrational at all timesRhodes added and he did not appeal

to bo responsibleFollowing the testimony of Surg

Rhodes court adjourned until thismorning at 11 oclotk when tho defensewill call several moro witnesses to cor-roborate the testimony already given

Treaties with Britain In ForceSecretary of State Root and tho Right

Hon James Bryce British Ambassadorto the United States yesterday exchangedratifications of three treaties ratified bytho Senate several weeks ago The convontions wero the Canadian boundary theInland fisherlos and the general arbitra-tion treaty

IN Bryan DoomedFrom the Philadelphia Public Ledger

A Democratic candidate in order to winundor present conditions must draw thefull Demcratlc voto in addition to thoelemonts which aro represented by Hearstand Watson and must alto attract somevoters who havo been weaned over to theRepublican party Bryan Is the one manwho cannot draw Republican votes Heis doomed to defeat because Tort willdraw the full Republican strength andbecause Bryan will alienate ele-ments usually classed as Democratic andnot attract any voting strength from anyother quarter whatever

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Taken Journey to Hot Springs TYlthBenefit Says Message

Telegrams received in Washington Iwtnight stated that Representative A AWiley of the Second Alabama districtwho loft this city on Wednesday for Vir-ginia Hot Springs hoping to improve hishealth at that resort stood the trip verywell and added that there appeared tobe some Improvement in his condition

Col Wiley been suffering from In-

flammatory rheumatism and prior toleaving for tho Virginia resort he wasconfined to big room at the MetropolitanHotol for cloven weeks

His son Lieut Noble J Wiley of thearmy who was summoned from Cubsas a result of his fathers Illness and hisbrother Capt 0 C Wiley of Troy Alacompanied Col Wiley to the springs

Rumors were circulated last night thatCol Wiley had succumbed to his illnessen route to the resort but the telegramsreceived later in the evening sot these re-ports at rest

ORDERS ARREST OF BAILEY

Honduras Expected to SurrenderMan Wanted in New York

Tho Honduran government has orderedtho arrest of F G Bailey former presi-dent of the Export Shipping Company andthe detention of the etaamerand her cargo Bailey and the steamerare at Told Honduras-

A request for the arrest and the extra-dition of Bailey to New York for trial forlarceny was made through H PercivalDodge American minister a few daysago There Is no extradition treaty

the United States and Hondurasalthough one is in process of negotiationbut It is believed here that Honduras willextradite Bailey after all the facts in

have been communicated to the Hon-duran government

Bailey is charged with loading theGoldsboro with a large cargo of miscel-laneous goods used in establishing a min-ing camp and sailing away from NewYork without paying for It

DEFINES TEE FOWL HOLIDAYS

War Department Decides VexedQuestion When to Serve ChickenGreat Joy among bluecoats in Uncle

Sams standing army and an apprecia-tion of prices In the poultry market willundoubtedly follow the Issuance of anorder that came out or the War Depart-ment yesterday

Pausing for the nonce in their task ofpreparing plans to mow against possiblefoes of the future the office warriors inUM War Department promulgated a proc-lamation having a bearing on the appli-cation of national holidays to dressedchicken and turkey

Dressed chicken or turkey being a partof the garrison on holidays itwas up to somebody to decide Just whatare holidays There is but one holiday inlaw but many in practice In accordancewith the terms of the order issued by theActing Secretary of War which alasbears the signature of Maj Gen JFranklin Bell Chief of Staff and AdjtGen Henry P McCain dressed chickenand turkey will be served at army postson Nor Years Day Washingtons Birth-day Memorial Day July 4 Labor DayThanksgiving Day and Christmas Day

THREE GET DIVORCES

Decrees Arc Granted to TrJo ofWomen

Justice Ciabaugh of the District Su-preme Court yesterday signed a deereof absolute divorce to Lizzie Chappiefrom Wllttam H Chappie on the groundsof extreme cruelty She is allowed totake her maiden name and Is grantedalimony of B per week

Divorce decrees were also granted toLily S Lewis from Harry C Lewiswith alimony of JS5 per month sod toFrances S Nichols from George WNichols In each case the custody oftwo minor children was given to themother

Only 10 cents a ivcck delivered ntyour daily issues of The Wash-ington Herald Phone Main 3909

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tune parcels trunks glen flrstckiss senioraiawtr calls promptly contract to anythingplenty of teams storing la city

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Japan Korea China arid Pbflipntoo Islands viaTacoraa dote hen daJt at p m up to JUDeS for dispatch by atcstew Than

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