The Washington herald., October 11, 1906, Page 3, Image 3

About The Washington herald. (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

THE WASHINGTON WASH1NGTOXHERALD HERALD THURSDAY THUROCTOBER O OCTOBER TOBER 11 I 1 1906 1 906 3
STIRS HEARSTS WRATH WBATHWoodruff WRATHv WRATHWoiiriiff
Woodruff v ooclrnff by Declining Judi Judicial Jlldit ¬
t cial Fusion Brings Retort BetorfcTAIKS RetortTAIiKS RetortTAlKS
P4NOaRAPH P4NOaRAPHl1
TAlKS INTO A PHONOGRAPH PHONOGRAPHtUnchincx PHONOGRAPHU
tUnchincx U cblnc 1iInei Will Ill Be Sent Broadcast BroadcastThroughout BroadcaitThroughout roadCRfttThrocghout
Throughout Throcghout State Stntcf Glvlnsr GITlngSpccch Speech of ofthe oftbe ofthe
the Democratic DCJ oeratic Candidate Mc McClcllan JlcClcllan McCIeIInn
Clcllan Makes Changes CJmngcsI1uJJles CJmngcsI1uJJlesinklns Cllnnge3fluglleMsiklug Hughes HughesMnlcin
Mnlcin Msiklug inklns Tour of Upstate UpstateNew UpstatNew UpstateNew
New York Oct 10 lOoThe The statement of ofChairman orChalrmaR ofChalrmaai
Chairman Woodruff today In which he heV heSAJd he4et
V > Slid Vh 4et r the IcepubWeiin managers innagerguqs1It1ed1y werelIJlJaIUledb were
1 unqallfiedly opposed tlled to any union with witht witht1Ie withthe
t the Hearst He rst managers and that a s propo propoVsttion propoltfon propoMuon
Vsttion ltfon for fusion on the judiciary ticket ticketf ticketIn
f i in New York County Count with the Independ Independence Independce ¬
ence ce League had been turned down ry ry111m y yMm yWm
Mm s stirred iup up tb the wrath of Mr Ir Hearst Hearsttoday HMrstteda7 HearstI
I < today todayIn teda7I tsdyui
In I reply he said that the Independence IndependenceLeague IndependenceLea IndependenceLeague
League Lea ue was WlS of the opinion that judicial judicialnominations judldalmhMltIons Judicialnominations
nominations mhMltIons ought to be tSken tcen en out of ofpolitics orp ofplttIcs
politics p Ktles entirely and that the parties partiesfiaftould partiesahould
fiaftould 1 should get together to ether in an effort to unite unitef uniteH uniteOh
f H on Oh a ticket that would be nonpartisan nonpartisanv nonpartisandtamater nonpartisancharacter
v characterWhether character dtamaterWhother charactert
t Whether Whother or not this can zi be e accomplish accomplished ¬
od lib said the league did not know but butlt butitl butitouId
lt itl itouId > would endeavor to secure the coopera cooperatlan COOPCJ1Ltlen cooperatian
tlan of the other parties to this plan planContinuing planCenUnulns planCesitinuing
Continuing Mr Ir Hearst said saidMr saidMr galdMr
Mr Woodruff should understand that thatthe thattlje thattije
the tlje Independence League is interested in intho IntJlo Inthe
the judicial ticket for the single purpose purposeof purposeof
of securing sed rlng nominees free from partisan partisanpolities prUSti11pel1UefoY partisaiipofltles I
polities free f from corporation Influence Influenceand Influencelid S Saud
and above criticism as to character and andabUltJ andability
ability The league is not moved by a adosire adesire zi zidesire
desire to benefit the Republican party or orto ottu
to benefit the league le gue or any other party partyMcClellnn partyJleClelJnn partyMcClellan
McClellnn Makes ChangeX ChangeXMayor CJaange CJaangeMayer ClaangeMayer
Mayer McClellan made another move moveon moveon moveon
on the chess cles board today by appointing appointingil4Ira S SPra
il4Ira 3 Pra raittee e J Lantry fire commissioner commissionerJ
T J tjantry is one of the ti few Tammany TammanyifTifall TammanyIfaJl Tammany4HaU
ifTifall IfaJl leaders who have stuck to the mayor mayori inayoxS
I I i in1 IoJtIS Ills fight with Murphy Up to today todayllf toda todaQ S
llf wns WR Q Commissioner of Correction and andfie nd nd1tEt I
fie 1 did not want nt to change his place placebut pmcebut placehot
but but the mayor finally induced him to toJohn toJe1an toJeIn
John V Vr VrCossey Coggey was a8 appointed Correc Correction CorrectIoft Correction ¬
tion Commissioner C CommissionerMr r rMr
Mr Hearst t spent most of his time timetoday time1fM1y tlmttaday
today making speechea into a phono phonoxaph Jbonopb phonoaph
xaph aph pb At the same time a a moving movln pic picture plct ptctnre ¬
ture t re machine c1a1ne was busy taking gestures gesturesThese gesturesTIIose gesturesThose
These speeches SJHC will be ground out from fromtalklns fromhl1kJnt fromt2khlg
talklns machines in halls all over the theState theSta theStts
State Sta At A t the same time the moving movingpictures rnovlnspletrea movIngpictures
pictures of the candidate will be shown shownHe shownHe shownH
He H has recovered from hoarseness that thathas ttRtIs
has been n bothering him for a day da or ortwo ortwo ortwo
two and he will start on another tour tourupState turpState tourapState
upState tomorrow taking with him SeT severe SeTerr se seerrI ¬
ere errI 1 singers gers of campaign songs and a abrass aband a L Lbrass
brass band bandlUnrpliy bandJIUrl11aT bandMurphy
Murphy Yields to Hearst HearstCharles lIenrstCllarles
Charles Imrle F Murphy leader of Tammany TammanyHa TammaJlYHaJl Tarnmai TarnmaiiIafl r
HaJl Ha v swallowed another bitter pill tb tbHigfct toHlgltt to toiigbt
Higfct when at the New York County CountyDemocratic Cou CountyDemocratk ty tyDlJIftocrattc
Democratic convention he permitted W WIU WR Yo YoHearst
IU R Hearst Hearst leader of the Independence IndependenceLeague IooependeneeICie IndependenceLesgue
League ICie to name a goodly oOOh percentage of ofthe oftIM o othe
the ticket for Supreme Court judges jU ges in inbe InUte Inthe
Ute be county countyAmong eotIntYtJnong countyAmong
Among the men whose nomination miDation was wasforced wasfweed wasfertod
forced by Hearst Hea t was that of John JohnPord Johnord
1 Pord rd who was a candidate on the In Indapendence Independence Independence
dependence League ticket last fall for forCity forCIty forclti
City Comptroller and who 00 had always alwaysfl
fl jptt I a Republican Samuel Seabury a aetfcer d dedter anetber
etfcer antiMurphy man and M L Whar Whar1ley lar lar1e7
jey Phrta PJaaek k an Independent Hebrew HebrewThe HebrewThe HebrewThe
The convention indorsed th the entire entireDemocratic eatlreDeMeeratlc entireDe
Democratic De catk State ticket and pledged p sup supjlsct aupo Ufl Ufliltt
o jlsct to it it It also advocated 80cent ga gaDr gee r88Dr geeDr
Dr Cnyler Flay Hearst HearstRev lIenrAtRev hearstRev
Rev Dr Theodore L Cuyler pastor pantoremeritus PlilltorM
emeritus M lei1t tl of the Lafayette Avenue pastorS Pres Presbyterian Prei1ttalan Preabylerlan ¬ S
byterian Church in Brooklyn today todayspoke tod todpoke toda todaspoke
spoke thus tb of Mr r Hearsts campaign campaignThe campa camparIte campaignThe
rIte The candidacy c ndklaCY of Hearst Is the most mostdisgraceful mostIIIoCeCul mosidlgzeful
disgraceful IIIoCeCul and disgusting thing that tlm t I Ih Ive I Iheve
h heve ve v over known He was elected to Con Congfeee Conlv888 Coogyms
gfeee lv888 and was 88 only occasionally OCC8 on the theJ tbejIMr I IiNr
jIMr J or and only occasionally replied to his hisMUM MaHe hitmte
MUM He is the moneyed power attempt attempting atttIRpttgo ¬
ing tgo g to ueurp by his money the rightful rightfulfunctions ri htf1ll htf1lltwc I IS
functions twc of the ballot He has done donenothincr doneJMttllig doneIathiNg S
nothincr to recommend r eOnnn nd himself to the eon eondence eotIddee eonsirnee
dence of the public publicThe publicrhe
The The power of money y has become very verygroat V6ysnat verygreat S
great Gladstone Glad teae once told me m 1ft confi confidence conA4IeIIee cooflelece ¬
dence that a great t danger da which bleh the theAmerican theAlean theAmerican
American public must fear ana guard guardagainst parela8l I Iagainst
against is the plutocrat plutoentwbo who would wouldseek woukleek I Iseek
seek to subserve by the use of o money moneyJMi moneyand
and btflnence the highest executive e ffUtlve and tindlegislative andleP ane anelegiatIvo
legislative leP positions positionsBUEFALO po fUonsJJUFFALO positionsB1JFThLo
BUEFALO WELCOMES HUGHES HUGHESOvation 1fUGHESOatlon HUGHESOntIon
Ovation Tendered Republican Candi Candidate CnDtlldntc CrrntlIdate ¬
date and Ills HI Success Socee C Predicted Iredlctetlnf Iredietetll3vtClo j
Buffalo nf N Y Oct 19 Itlr Mr Hughes ami amihis n41Jdg I Ibbs
his campaign party arrived here about aboutnoon aboutJMMNI aboutnoon
noon They pulled out from Lyons Lyo where wherethe wheretbe wherthe
the candidate spoke last night at atdoek 8 8oclock I Idoek
oclock doek and made only one stop at Rock Rochester Ruebbere Rocke ¬
ester e where bere a delegation from the city cityheaded cityby citybeaded
headed by Senator mator Armstrong Armstron and George GeorgeW Geo Georgow e eW
W AMrMge boarded 1JIa1d the train and paid paidtheit paidthdr j
theit to Mr Hughes i
Mr Hughes II hea promised them that he hewoukl bewould hewauld
would appear hi Rochester before the thecampaign theealftpaJJn thecamgn
campaign is i over and they theyassured assured him himthat himllat himhIl
that hIl he would get et a rousing rousIn reception
Several I officiate c of the Erie county Re Repsjblicaa Re411ft Reiib1kan
411ft psjblicaa committee were at the station stationto i ito
to greet Mr Hughes when he arrived arrivedTb arrlvet1T arrivedThe
Tb T The candidate took up quarter qUArt r at the tJ tJhotel
hotel Iroquois I and he was soon besieged besiegedwith besleg1wtdt1ocal besiegedwith
with wtdt1ocal local leaders who wanted to put him himf himin
f In I touch with 1th the tb situation in this county
All of the leaders assured Mr Hughes Hughestba Hughestk
tba t tk his strength in the county was as in incr inereastng Inerasing
erasing cr astng every day but they told him himto himt himtoo
to t that the
t sItuatIon demamled unre unremi unreS unreinig
mi inig g efforts on the be part of the tb Re Reiwblftart He
iwblftart 1 hltaic Ifian managers from now until eec eectwn eke
tIiht twn day dayTkft 67TIt a aThe
The TIt loaders expressed ex the belief that thatBrio tbttBrIe thatBrie
BrIe county ftty would onId be carried safely by
Hnghoc HnghocAt HghOILAte 1tngh 1tnghAt
At Ate 5 oclock In the afternoon Mr Mrpftigjies MrPIvIes r rheld
pftigjies PIvIes held a reception r pUon at t the timiIoqpoln Hotel HotelIroqnote Hot Hotlroq
Iroqnote lroq It was the most enthusiastic enthusiasticgathering enthusiastlcSlathering enthuelasUgathering
gathering that bad greeted him up to tothat totltat tothat
that time not even ev n barring barrl his New York Yorkmane Yorkmeetfug Yorkae
mane meetings meetingsFor meetingsFor
For Ft more than one hour Mr Hughes Hugheswas HuttIesWaI HughesW
was W kept busy shaking ahakln hands Buffalo BuffalovoHUdane Bu alopoKtJdluis Buffalopolltlcia
voHUdane polltlcia e who attended the reception receptions receptionnatal
s s natal id there bad been nothing to equal it ithere It1Iere Ithere
here 1Iere in paint of enthusiasm enth1Mla m for several severalyears senralyears severalyears
years yearsWILL
WILL NOT 1l0THELP HELP HEARST HEAESTJohn HEARSTJohn 1TA1tSTJoirn
John Sharp Williams IIlhumi Decides Xot to toSpcalc toSIeak toSpeal
Spcalc In New Xe York YorlcRepresentative YorlROJMaentaUve YorkRepresentative
Representative John Sharp Williams lUiam of ofMississippi oftlselMlpIJf of3liosloeippl
Mississippi the Democratic leader lea l r in II the theHouse tbeH theHevoo
House H of Representatives Repr tatlvetl has declined to tomake tomakeapeeebea tomake
make makeapeeebea speeches in New York State St te between betweennow betweennow betweennow
now and election day Mr Ir Williams UUams at attitude attllude attitudo ¬
titude according aeeontin to Democrats who claim claimto llaimto claimto
to know is due to the t fact that William WilliamR WilliamIt YIIUamR
R R Hearst heads the party ticket in New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York YorkThe YorkThe YorkThe
The minority leader is now on his way wayto wayto wayto
to Washington from Mississippi at t the theinvitation theI theIInvl I IlnvitaLion
invitation Invl on of the Democratic Congressional CongressionalCampaign CongressionalCamp CongressionalCampaign
Campaign Camp Ign Committee and will be as assigned asincd assigned ¬
signed to tak tan the stums sturn > 1 Connecticut ConnecticutPennsylvania ConnecticutPennsylnmia ConnecticutPennsylvania
Pennsylvania Maryland and a nit Delaware Delawarei
i i II no of the tl1 conditions imposed im osed by b him himwhen
when wh n lie was as nskcd to t inkc nart 15 In the theampaign theampaign theampaign
ampaign was thit no datos should sbouldbe sbouldbemade be bemade beS
S made for him In New York ork State
CALLERS TALKED POLITICS POLITICSSenator POLITICSSenntor POLITICSSenator
Senator Carter Montana Iontn n ana nntl H J JTn1t W WTnt V VTnft
Tnt Sew York Yorkf at White Jalte house HonsePolitical 1I0mtePoHUool housePolitical
Political callers occupied much of the thePresidents thePresh1ents thePresidents
Presidents time yesterday y strn1a Senator Car Carter Carter carter ¬
ter was at the White House again to tofinish toftnlsh toflnlsIt
finish up the discussion d u slon he had with 3Ir 3IrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt 1r 1rRoosevelt
Roosevelt the day previous Montana Montanapatronage Montanapatronage fontJlnaPIltronagc
patronage is said to have been the mat matter matt unitter ¬
ter t r taken up upThen UltTheR UPThen
Then Henry W V Taft paid Ms re respects respecie ¬
speets specie and gave gave aa optimistic report 8p rt on onthe onthe onthe
the outlook for the republicans in New NewYork NewYork NewYork
YorkI York
I do not share in the general genent belief beliefof boDeror beliefof
of the Hearst H Heeratbpeople r t people that he will do BO BOwell 130well sowell
well outside of New ew York said Mr MrTaft MrTaft MrTaft
Taft who Is a brother of the Secretary Secretaryof
of War un His strength Is in the city cityand cityand cityand
and nowhere else The upstate vote will willprobably will wfJIprobably willprnbhly
probably kill his aspiration for the gov governorship covernorshlp governorship ¬
ernorship ernorshipRepresentative ernorshlpReplSnbitlve ernorshipRepresentative
Representative Burton ft of Delaware Delawarealso DelawareaJso Delawarealso
also saw the President H He brought u ustory Ilstor1 i istory
story of a badlymuddied political situa situation situation eltuntion ¬
tion in his State owing to the bitter bitterflght bitterfight bitterlight
fight between the Addlcks faction and andthe nndthe andthe
the opposition oppositionThree oppositionThree oppositionThree
Three members of the Cabinet were also alsoat alsot
at t the executive offices early in the day
Secretaries Metcalf and a d Bonaparte and andAttorney ancIAttorney andAttorney
Attorney General Gen l Moody all made mae short shortvisits shortvisits shortvisits
visits but nothing was given out out as to tothe tothe tothe
the nature of their talks with the Presi President Prtsldent President ¬
dent Mr Moodys call revived gossip as asto asto asto
to Standard Oil prosecutions but the Sec Secretary 3 3reta Seeretary ¬
retary reta says he will give out nothing on onthat ontbat onthat
that line until he has finished a state statement statement statemeat ¬
ment he is preparing for publication publicationThe publicationThe publicationThe
The Rev Re P A Doyle presented to Mr MrRooeevclt 1lrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt
Roosevelt during the day dB the Rev Fath Father Father FathCr ¬
er Orson Oro of Edinburgh and Madame La LaMarquise JAilarquise Lafarquise
Marquise de Wentworth The latter is an anAmerican anmerl anAmerican
American merl n woman who bears the distinc distinction distinction ¬
tion of being the only American woman womanover WOmanover womanever
over decorated for her work In painting paintingCOL paintingCOL paintingCOL
COL HARRISON OPTIMISTIC OPTIMISTICSon
I Son of Late President Sny Sn Says Repufb RepufbCol RelmblIcnml Repubhearts
hearts Will rUI Carry Indlnnn Sntcl SntclCot Safely SafelyCol
Col Cot Russell B B Harrison son of the thelate thelate thekite
late President Pre klent and adjutant general of ofthe oCthe ofthe
j the Spanish War Veterans who Is at attending1 nttending attending ¬
tending the encampment In speaking speakingof
of the political < 1It1eaJ situation in Indiana I said saidThere saiduThere saidThere
There is but little danger of a Repub Republican Republican RepubItcan ¬
lican loss in Congress although there therewill tMrewJU therewill
will undoubtedly undoubtedl be a hard flght ght In several Ie Ieoral soY soYoral ¬
oral districts notably that of Mr Brick Brickwho Brickwho Brickwho
who has a formidable opponent oppon nt On the theother theother theother
other bad llU d the canjdidacy of two Demo Democrats Ptmocrats Eemoerats ¬
crats In what is known as the Zenor Dis District District Thetrict ¬
trict may cause the addition of another anotherRepublican anotherRepublican other otherRepublican
Republican to the tb congressional rolls rollsAs rollsAs ZolIsAs
As regard the government ownership ownershipquestion owner8hlpquestion ownershipquestion
question Col Harrison said saidThe al alThe saidThe
The people of Indiana do not want wantgovernment wantgovernment ant antgov
government gov rnment ownership they have ex experimented txperfmente cxperimented ¬
perimented with It in many Insta instances M and andthe andthe andthe
the result has been invariably disastrous disastrousA
A late example the railroad d between betweenIndianapolis betweenIrdtanapoUs betweenIrdlnapolls
Indianapolis and Madison has disgusted disgustedeven disgustedev disgustedeven
even ev n the th tht hitherto most mo t ardent supporter supporterMr supporterfl supporterir
Mr ir Bryans declaration in favor eor of this thissystem thissystem thissystem
system has not served rved to aid the cause causeof causeof causeof
of Democracy Demoera y In our section Mr Hearst Hearstis
is not seriously serlou ly regarded although the themore themore themore
more thoughtful prognosticators progno tlcDtors realize realizethat realizethat realizethat
that he may be most formidable in the thecoming thecoming thecoming
coming Presidential campaign campaignThe campaignThe campaignThe
The next Republican nominee for Pres Presdent Presdent Prez5dent
dent is a scource of but btlt little worry to toIndiana toIIKItana toIndiana
Indiana at present The people have not notyet notyet notyet
yet reached that point when a serious seriousconsideration seriousconsideration seriousconsideration
consideration of tbe question is noeoseary neceser neceserIt
It is certain that in view V 1 of the mpor mportance nportaace
tance confronting the country roun r3 and the thetremendous thetremendOUs thetremendous
tremendous seriousnesse serto of those likely
to come up before the expiration of his histerm hiliterm histerm
term term that there will 111 be a a popular de demand tieI ileinand ¬
I mand for Mr Ir Roosevelt RooseveltWe Roo Roosevelt9Ve evelte
I 9Ve We e do not consider CO that it will be a athird athird
Ithird third term We feel that it is but his hissecond hl8Mcond hissecond
second and will endeavor to impress that thaton tlaatDnhlm thatoft
on Dnhlm him at the next convention U CoU Har Harrison Harrison HarIeves ¬
rison leaves tomorrow for New York Yorkami ykand S Sand
and Philadelphia where be has numer numerous numerous aumerQua ¬
ous business bu ilK8a connections connectionsMORAN conneUonsMORAN connectionsMORAN
MORAN DECIDES TO QUIT QUITVIII QUITWill HIITWill
Will VIII Remain n Candidate If hearst HcaritSnnnlicK I1cnrttSUIIUe hearstSupplIes
SnnnlicK Cash CaHliBoston CnRIBoston CashBoston
Boston Oct M IeJohn John B Moran loran bag de decided decided decideti ¬
cided to withdraw as Democratic easels candidate candlate easelsdate ¬
date ate for Governor but be may change changehis c changehis e ehis
his mind within twentyfour hours if ifWilliam IfWJUiam U
William R Hearst appeals to him to stay
in the light and will m furnish the sinews sinewsof sinewsoC sinewsof
of war warMorans warTorans S Siou
Morans iou only hope in staying ta in the thefield thefield thefield
field now after his declaration against againstBryan aplnstBIan againsiBryan
Bryan is to preserve the Hearst Interest Interestfor IRtereatrOC interestfoe
for 1MB If he withdraws the situation situationwill slttlonwftl situniloswill
will be in the hands of George Fred Wil Williams WI WIIiams WIllama ¬
llama and the Bryan men Having now nowdeclared nowdeelared nondeclared
declared against Bryan he must t accept acceptthe A accepithe pt ptthe
the antagonism of Bryan supporters at atthe atthe cithe
the polls and success is hopelese hopeleseBEVERIDGE bopelcsBEVERIDGE hopelczBEVERIDGE
BEVERIDGE CANNOT SPEAK SPEAXIndinun SPEAKIntUnun SPEAKIndinua
Indinun Senator In Box Boston Olton on lofffOrIng lofffOrIngfrom Suffering Sufferingfrom Sufferlngfrom
from Sore Throat ThroatBoston ThrontBoston ThroatBoston
Boston Oct 10 IOSenator Senator Albert J Bev Beveridge Beveridge 11everfdge
eridge of Indiana who came here to toapeak ttspeak t I Ispeak
speak at the th dinner of the Republican RepublicanClub RpublicanClub RepublicanClub
Club of Massachusetts en Monday night nightla nightIs
Is suffering from a throat affection air < tton which whichdeprives wblehdepriH whichdeprives
deprives him of the power pow r of speech speechThe speechThe speechThe
The effort made mod by b the Senator Se ator at th thAs thbig tire tirebig
big As Republican ratification meeting in inSymphony InSymfhony InSyniphony
Symphony Hall following the fatigue of oftravel oftraeJ oftravel
travel proved too much for him and ho hois b bIs be beIs
is now under the care of a physician physicianDEPEW physkianDEPEW physicianDEPEW
DEPEW IN BETTER HEALTH HEALTHConsress HEALTHSenntor HEALTHSenator
Senator Expects to De In Sent When WhenCortress VhenCougresx
Consress Convenes COln nfOH
New 1 ew York Oct W ldSenator Senator SelMt tor Chauncey Chaunce ChaunceI ChaunceyM
M I Depew D pew made mad his appearance at the themeeting t themeeting e emeeting
meeting today of the executive xteutlv eommlt eommlttee eommlttee committee
tee of the New X York CItY Railroad Com Company ComPRfty CornJMflY ¬
pany for the first time since si last March MarchHe JitardlHe MarchHe
He declared that his health was slowly slowlybut siowybut slowlybut
but surely sure improving and that he ex expected tXpected expected ¬
pected to > be in his seat when the 8uto 8utoreconvenes Si1Pt Si1Ptreconvenes Sc acts actsreconvenes
reconvenes in December DecemberCHATRKO DecemherOHAIRMAN DecemberCHAIRMAN
CHAIRMAN APOLOGIZES APOLOGIZESFritnU APOLOGIZESFrunk APOLOGIZESFrank
Frank Wood outl Say Says lie Will rIlI A Ask k Xo XoMore XoUore io ioMore
More Contriliutioiiit ContriliutioiiitChairman ContrIbutionChairman ContributionsChairmen
Chairman Frank Wood 000 of the Iowa IowaRepublican IowaRepubllean IowaRepublican
Republican State central ntral committee has hasItpolost liesrepologized HUS HUSapologized
apologized Itpolost 1 to the Civil Service Commis Commission Commission Coinmlznba ¬
sion for his recent action in sending sendln cir circular circular eireuler ¬
cular letters lell rs to Federal employee ttolieit ttolieiting JlOltcitIng iolkitlog
ing campaign contributions trh > utloltS The com commission eommission om omi ¬
i mission ml slon has 1 tS pardonad pnribon him with 1th a amast repri reprimand reprimand ¬
mand mast and an Instruction In t1fletlon that a strict strictcompliance strictcompliance strictcompliance
compliance with ilh the law will in hereafter hereafterbe ereafter ereafterbe
be demanded demandedMuvvcll d demandedHowell lttanded lttandedHowell
Howell Ix RcHomliiatcd RcHomliiatcdAsbury nenumlliRtedAsbury ReiaoiulriutcdAshury
Asbury Park N J Oct IfBIfljutln IfBIfljutlnF Benjamin BenjaminF
F Howell was renominated r for Congress Congressby ConJ1 Cougrssby 1S6 1S6It
by It the Third district Republican Con Congressional ColtgnossIonl Congressionsi ¬
gressional convention here this afternoon afternoonThere IlrterooouI afternoonThere
I There was no opposition The conven convention conyntion courenties ¬
tion was presided over by Senator S nator George GeorgeC
C C Smith of Lakewood LakewoodEmbezzlement LakewoodEmbezdcmlIt LakewoodEmbezzlement
G
Embezzlement Charge Chnr e Dropped DroppedMrs DroPIedlrs DroppedMrs
Mrs Lottie LottleG G Owing > of Baltimore BaltimoreMd BAUlrnorei1il BaltimoreMd
Md caused the th charge of embezzlement embezzlementagainst embt embezzlementagaInst > zzlernent zzlernenta8lnt
against WUluun A Tatem to be dismissed dismissedyesterday dismissedyRerday dismissedyesterday
yesterday in Criminal Court No i It Is Isalleged Isalleged Isalleged
alleged that Tatem and the t woman oman came cameto cameto cameto
to Washington V sblngton some time ago and his ar arrest ar arrf1lt airest ¬
rest was caused au led by Mrs lfS O O1ngs wings who whoclaimed whoIalmt whoclaimed
claimed d he > had h td < td prevailed Iff > ndlt > i upon her he > f to give givehim t1ehim givehim
him him th t h money mOIt o < Y for saft1iffpins saft1iffpinQKALO wifelireping safeleplngOiALO wifelirepingPHONE
s
QKALO N NPHONE Nr4
r4 PHONE WINE CO 614 611M 614l998
M 1998 998 14 I4t5T I4t5TWHITE 5T 5TWHITE srHITE
WHITE HITE BRANDY BRflfiDYFor BRANDYFor BRAIIDYFor
For Brandy Peaches Peaches65c Peaches65e Pach s sA
A 65c 65cqt qi 35c 35cpt pt
> f
TOOK BROUWERS WORD WORDpre WORDp1
Dr pre p1 Cate Tells Why WhJHeCer WhJHeCertifi HCer HCertiiied ll Cer CertiTh3E
tiiied tifi l to Womans Death DeathNEW DeathNEW DeathNEW
NEW NUESES NURSE NUItSESIN iN MURDER CASE CA5EIsBMny OASE3111I1 CASE3lIsn
3111I1 IsBMny Ua Mny Llpplncott Says She Be Became lIecame e ecnme ¬
came Suspicion SUKplcloUIII and Threw Medi Medicine Jledlelne Mcdlcine ¬
cine Array AwnTestlmony Testimony About Quar Quarrel Quarrel Lunrrd ¬
rel rd Between Brourrcr and ills Wife WifeExcluded VileExcluclel Ife IfeExciudeI
Excluded by il the e Court ConrtToms Courtroms CourtTome
Toms River N J Oct l lOoDr Dr B H HGate IICIIte HCoLe
Gate who issued Urn tJIOclOOh death certincate certincateafter certideatoaJter ctIdcateafter
after the demige of Carrie flyer IIy r Brouwor Brouworwas BrouworAS Brouworwas
was AS the chief witness this afternoon at atthe atthe athe
the t he trial here of Dr Dr Frank Brouwer for forthe forthe forthe
the murder of his wife wifeDr wlCeDr wifeDr
Dr Gate is the strongest of the wit witnesses witnesses ¬
nesses for the prosecution and on his tee testimony tegUmlnr teetimony ¬ S
timony It it is expected cXI > cctcd hinges the fate fateof fateor
fateI
of the accused prisoner The physicfa physicklt physicklttestifled phyn1cistestified t ttestified I
testified that he had been called to the theBrouwer theBrouwer theBrouwer
Brouwer house to attend Mrs Brouwer Brouwerthat Brouwerthat Brouwerthat
that she appeared well on his first rst visit visitbut Yisltbut visitbut
but Immediately after he s sew w her she shewent shewent shewent
went into convulsions He stated that the theaccused theaccu theaccused
accused accu cd had told him that his wife Ue was wassuffering wassutCerJng warsuffering
suffering from BrJchts Brhhts disease Accord According AccordIng Accordng ¬
ing I ng to the witness the patient crew grewIdly rap rapidly rapIdb ¬
idly worse until she died She did not re reanond repond
pond to the usual remedies r medles used In such suchcases suchCie1 suetcases I
cases casesDr Cie1Dr casesDr
Dr Gate referring to the information informationthat Informationthat Informatlortht
that Dr Brouwer had imparted to Mm Mmthat rimthAt histhat
that Brights disease was 8S the cause of ofMrs ofJtlrs 01 01Mrs
Mrs Brouxrers Brou els death said saidUpon saidLpon saidpon
Upon pon that information which I re received re reIvcd recelvod ¬
ceived Ivcd solely from Dr Brouwer and andcoupled aJ1t aJ1tcoupld an4coupled
coupled with some symptoms Ilptom apparently apparentlydisplayed ApJMUntlydlspla ipparentIdisplayed
displayed dlspla ed by b Mrs Irs Brouwer I signed the thedeath be beloath h hdeath
death certificate giving gh nS that as the cause causeof Cweot causeof
of death deathThe deathThe deathThe
The testimony offered today by two of ofthe ottbe o othe
the nurses who were with Mrs Irs Bronwer BronwerIn BronweiIn
In her final illness was wa regarded as dam damaging damaging damaging ¬
aging to the prlsoner chances These Thesenurses Thesenurses I Inurses
nurses rehearsed their suspicions 118 when whenBrouwer wheaBrouer 1 1Brouwer
Brouwer prepared the medicine for his hiswife Idswife hOwife
wife and one of them Miss May T Lippincott Lip LAppincott
pincott declared she he threw away awn a con concoction ceAcocUon conCoction ¬
coction fixed x d up by b him rather rath r than ad administer administer administer ¬
minister It to the patient patientTestimony patientTCIIUmony petlenLTestimony
Testimony About Quarrel Excluded ExcnICtlMIH ExcludedMiss ExcludedMies
Miss Una Dudley Dudle the nurse In the case casehad caa caahad casehad
had a disagreeable experience at the thehands tb tbhands r rhands
hands of Mr Wilson counsel for the de defense lIef dofeuse ¬
fense f Z18e but she told a straightforward straightforwardstory straJghtfoManstor S Sstory
story stor Her attempt to rehears the theIn scene sceneIn 1 1in
In the Brouwer homestead when Dr DrBrouwer DrBrouwer DrBrouwer
Brouwer and his wife were ere discussing an another another 35other ¬
other woman quarreling over his friend friendship friendship friendship ¬
ship for her was w cut short by the court courtwho rourtwho courtwho
who refused ref to admit testimony along aIon aIonthis
this line lineOn JIMOn lineOn
On eronexambaUon erasexamination witness admitted admittedthat dndtte dndttetiist mltte mlttethat
that after Ctfr Mrs Irs Brouwer Brouw r had the ant nrstconvulsion antoonvul L Lconvulsion
convulsion lon her own on nerves became l Jlte Jltestrun un unstrung anstrung ¬
strung strun She said that while hlle not notIn suspect suspectins suectIng
ins In the defendant ot poisoning his wife wifeshe wffeshe I Ishe
she felt that something IOm thlng was wrong
uIf If you did not think the doctor was wastrying wastrjng wa watIng
trying to kill his wife why did you stop stopadministering
administering Mlml brterlng medicines prepared Ity h y r rhlm
him r she was asked askedI askedthought
I thought tbou ht Ire was trying to prolong her r
Illness 1Ib was the reply replyMiss repl replflS6 replyMIsS
Miss flS6 Alice Horlock the th muchtalked muchtalkedabout muchtalkedabout I Iabout
about nurse who was present pr 3ent when Mrs MrsBrouwer MnBrouwM Mm MmBrowwer
Brouwer died testified thut Dr Brouwmr Brouwmrwas Brouweiwas rouWf8r rouWf8rwas
was the night nurse in charge the Satur Saturday Saturciay Saturday ¬
day and Sunday nights previous to Mrs MrsBrouwefs lraBrouwrs MrsBrouwers
Brouwefs death The witness 1tn described describedthe d ribed ribedtIN i ithe
the death of Mrs 1 Brouwer BlOuw r and sahl aldthat aldthatth eah that thatthe t tthc
the th patient screamed 9Cream for two hours hour before beforeher Core Coreh I Iher
her h r death deathiorsomebody for somebody someboo to Uhp help her herMRS hprMRS
MRS MAY is PROSTRATED PROSTRATEDWoman ROSTRATE I I IWoman
Woman Who Shot lucien H Conen ConenShocked ConenShocked I IShocked
Shocked at New of o His 1Ii Death DeathWill DeathIII DeathWill
Will III Be Trlcil for the Offense of ofAxsnnlt ofAJIIHnnH r t tAssault
Assault to Kill IIJ mid Assault uult will AVliliThe wHIenltJerou willlangerons
langerons nltJerou Wention WentionThe elon elonThe
The little home 721 E street southeast southeastof
of C Mrs Jennie L 1M May who shot ot LuclftlH Lucien LucienH I
H 1 1 Conen a a member of the United States StatesMarine Stat Stati1Ilarme i iMarine
Marine Band in this city on September Sept Septf r rl
77 MIS l was dark yesterday the screen screendoor ICIeeadoor L Ldoor
door being locked to prevent the bell be being H HIn belug ¬
lug In rung rungrMrs rungIrs rungMrs
Mrs Irs May is 111 In bed And denies herself herselfto heJHlto iersoli r rto
to visitors v tors A reporter r polter for The Herald Heraldcalled Heraldeaned 1 1called
called last night and learned that Mrs MrsMay MrsIAY MrsMay
May IAY is not able to be up and that while whilenot whilenot htle htlenot
not In a a serious rious condition site is suffering uWeti uWetifrom anfferhrruin
from ruin the shock caused by the hews M of ofConens oCConens a I ICoitens
Conens death ooth She is out on bond to toanswer toaJltiiwer U Uanswer
answer to the charge of shooting 1OOt1g with in intent Intent Intent ¬
tent to kill
1 According to n statement made last lastnight lutnight lastnight
night at the District Attorneys oince oinceMrs 00lcfMrs oDceMrs
Mrs May ra will 111 be tried for the offenses of ofaseault ofUMult ofassault
assault with Intent to kill and 4J aseanlt aseanltwith II88lIltwith aemnitwith
with a dangerous weapon Conens COOett death deathhaving deathltalug deathIsaving
having occurred over oe a year after aft r the theaaanult theult thesult
aaanult ult upon him Mrs 118 May Iay cannot be beprosecuted beproseeuted beprosecuted
prosecuted on 10 the charge of munlr munlrAssault murdk murdkAssault mur4rAssault
Assault with intent Int nt to kill is punishable punishableby punlshablby
by imprisonment for not more than fifteen fifteenyears tifteenYearB fifteenyears
years Assault with wlt l a dangerous weapon weaponis weeponIs
is punishable by b imprisonment for not notmore 1JOtIDftre notmere
more than ten t n years Those > offenses are arenearly a1n arenearly >
nearly n rl identical ldt Ucal The grand jury returned returnedan returnedan
an 11 indictment on these charges ltar es against againstMrs aaJnLr agakastMrs
Mrs Lr May on October 1 1 Nothing Nothtn can be belearned Holearned helearned
learned of what defense e her b r attorneys attorneyswHl AUorn attornOyswill s swHI
will make makeThe makeThe makeThe
The details of o the shooting hootln are still stillfresh stOIfresh stillfrenir
fresh in the minds of the residents rel ents of this thisRy thiseft thiscity
eft city Ry ronen and Ole J May lIa Mrs Mays Mayshusband MayshU1lbtlnd Mayshusband
husband were both members auJR llS of the lh Ma M Mdne a amine
line Band Conen was returning from a ahd aband
band hd concert nt 1 t the Capitol In which he hehad h hh hehad
had h d taken part While near the Marine MarineBarracks iar1neBarracks MarineBarracks
Barracks lie was AS met m me > by b Mrs Irs May tay who whoshot woahot wo woshot
shot him In the back with a revolver She Sheclaimed SheclaImed Sheclaimed
claimed at the time of the shooting that thatConen thatCon thatConen
Conen Con n had made remarks lemalks derogatory to toher toher 0 0h
her h r character cimracterLYNCHED characterLYNOHED characterLYNCHED
LYNCHED BY OWN RACE RAOErexaM RACEFerns
Texan Xesrro e ro Accused of Attacking AttackingGirl AttneklnJGlrJf AttackingGirl
Girl GlrJf J b Strangled to DenthDallas Denth leatltDallas euth euthDallas
Dallas Tex Oct 10 10Alithon 10Anthony Anthony Davis DIl x xnegro Knegro anegro
negro hack driver thirty years enrs old was waslynched waslynched waslynched
lynched at Texarkana yesterday by b a mob mobof moboC snobof
of his own race Davis was wa aotised otl of at attacking xttacking attacking ¬
tacking H ilftcenyenrold negro girl from fromBaxter tromBL fromBaxter
Baxter BL t r Ark one week ago while whil she shewas thewas shewas
was at the tJl union station in Texarkana on onher onher onher
her way to a school hool at Crockett Tex TexDavis TexDavis rexVavb
Davis at the time was arrested and ad admitted admitted melmUted = ¬
mitted to bill and Ull the girl proceeded to toCrockett toC toCrockett
Crockett CrockettA C kett kettA
A mob of several hundred negroes negroesquietly negroesquietly negroesquietly
quietly got gO possession of oCDals Davis and took tookhim tookhim k khim
him in his own hack to the Goose Goo e Hill Hillsuburb Hillsuburb Hillsuburb
suburb two miles from the postofflco postofflcotied poetofilctlpd potofUcetied <
tied a rope around his neck antI strangled strangledhim atrnnglhim strangledhim =
him to death deathThere deathTbre deathThere
There were cr evidences that he fought the thelynchers theIYuclters thelyrlehers
lynchers desperately The mob was quiet quistIn quietIn quietin
In Its behavior and thus far no arrests arrestshave rrestshave
have been made madeDrcnnnn mad ntftdDrcnnan madDrenuan
Drcnnnn Here U re for Trial TrialAfter TrIaAfter TrialAfter
After evading the authorities since Ince May MayEugene Iay Iay3G
3 3G Eugene 1 Drennan tvrcnty6ight twenty igbt years yearsold yearsold ears earsold
old a former f rm r newspaper newspnp man connected connectedwith conn eonnectedwith ed edwith
with a local paper Vftpe was wns ns apprehended aupreh ndea in inChicago InChieago
Chicago and brought br u ht back here here to answer answerto a03werto anawerto S
to H charge of embezzlement He w whl oft H ap appear ap appMr airpeat ¬
pear in the Police Court this morning morningDremwn mornfn mornfnDrennan morningDrennnn
Dremwn was at one orc on time connected with withthe wIththe withthe
the United States Marine Illrln ron eori Cor > It issaid is issaid issa5hl
said thot t t lip disapppatcd with several g severe1hundred NtU NtUhundred j
hundred dollars of funds uuds imrusred to his hiscare
we care f
ACTRESS FALLS TO DEATH DEATHMember DEATHem1er DEATHMember
Member em1er of otJUue JUne Moon > ChorusPhngex Chorus ChorimPlcngre ChorusP1rirgeu
Plcngre Down Hotel I1ot l Alrxhnft AlrxhnftChicago AlrallnftChicago AtralurftChIcago
Chicago Oct JO 10Miss Miss Florence Mc McDonald McDonald McDonald ¬
Donald twentysis t years ennJ old a member memberof memberof memberof
of the chorus In the Blue Moon com company comptlny cornpany ¬
pany now claying D18 lng at a downtown thea theater theater thenicr ¬
ter was killed todny b falling out of a afourthstory uourthsto afourthstory
fourthstory ourthsto window h the Windsor WindsorClifton WindsorClifton WindsorClifton
Clifton Hotel The youjj woman plunged plungedinto plungedinto plungedInto
into an alrsaaft alrso ft and her body b dy struck the theheavy thehe theheavy >
heavy he plateglass rooting of the rotunda rotundaon
on the second se ond floor She Sh was removed ff > mON1 to tothe tothe tothe
the Wesley Hospital where she died difdabout diedabout
about an hour afterward atterwIrdThe The only wit witness witness witness ¬
ness to the accident was Miss M DeBoh DeBohnar DeBohhfU Doflohtnar
nar a member of the same theatrical theatricalcompany thootrlcalcompany theatricaleompnny
company Miss nss DeBohnar cold the police policethat policethat policethat
that Miss US8 McDonald lcDon ld hud come to her herroom herroom herroom
room with the Intention Jnt l1t1on of eating a light lightluncheon lIhtluncheon lightluncheon
luncheon and a d that while sitting on the thewindow thewindow thewindow
window sill had lost her balance balanceMiss halan balanceMiss e elUS
Miss lUS McDonnJd McDond was known on the stage stageas stageA
as A 5 Florence Fllr IIC Raymond nn mond Her H r home is at
116 Essex street treet Brooklyn N Y YBOUNDARY YBOUNDARY YBOUNDARY
BOUNDARY DISPUTE TO END ENDSweden ENDScdelt ENDSweden
Sweden and Xor Norwoy vay Will UI Reach ReachAiulcalile RenchmlcabJe ReachAmIcable
AmIcable Settlement of Matter MatterChristiania MatterChristianla rntterChristiania
Christiania Oct 10 lOArbltration Arbitration will set settle settIe settlethe
tIe tlethe the dtoiNitc between Sweden and Nor Norway NorWAY Norway ¬
way WAY concerning the fisheries off Grise Grisebaaerne Grlaeooa Jriaebaaerne
baaerne baaerneThe ooa ern e erhe I IThe
The boundary between the two coun countrfs courttries
tries is not very clearly c1 arlY defined In this thislocality thislocality thislocality
locality and the recent seizure b by a Swed Swedish SwttdIsb Swedlab ¬
lab manofwar of several Norwegian fish ftehing shing fishlug
ing craft on the ground that they were woretrespassers weretrelptUtljen weretrespassers
trespassers in Swedish waters has liagbrought hasbrought hasbrought
brought matters to a climax climaxThe climaxThe clImaxThe
The choice of arbitrators has not yet yetbeen ytben yetbeen
been made but the two government are arenow arenow
now a unit in the decision to settle ami amicably amicablY amicably ¬
cably what was at first an ugly dispute disputeDRUGGISTS disputeDRUGGISTS disputeDRUG9ISTS
DRUGGISTS AT A BANQUET BANQUETNational BANQUETNational BANQUETNational
National Association Elects Officers Officersand Offioersand Officersand
and Listens to Toasts ToastsEloquent ToastsEJOfUent ToastsEloquent
Eloquent Addre Address lll l by > y Gov Go SvrjiiiHo SvrjiiiHoof SunHonof
of Vlrsflnla VirginiaDr Dr Wiley HeT Tl Tlciisxes DIx DIxCIUJe lIlaciueses >
ciisxes Pare Food Law LarrThe JnuTh LawThe
The Th National Association of Wholesale WholesaleDruggtett WholesaleDrugistn hoIS8Je hoIS8JeDruG
Druggtett DruG held their tJl r annual banquet at atthe atthe atthe
the large ballroom of the Wlllard 1ltud Hotel Hotellast HotelJut Hotellast
last night The room was converted into intoa Intoa intoveritable
a veritable fairyland a maze of beauti beautiful beautiful beautitnt ¬
ful gowns WJhi and magnificent mttCDI ceDt electrical ef effects ertfCt5Frank efFrank ¬
fects tfCt5Frank Frank H Faxon served as toast toastmaster toeatmaster toastmaster
master masterThe masterThe
masterThe
The National Association of Wholesale WholesaleDruggists WholesaleDrngglsts le leD
Druggists D What It has accomplished a pU in inthe IntM Inthe
the pact was wasre responded to by Laciest B BHall B BHall BHall
Hall the retiring president presidentThe presidentThe ent entfoknring
The fofowing toasts were W offered and andresponded andlf andresponded
responded lf ponde41 to toWhat toWhat toWhat
What the National Aftsocfattten o of ofWholesale ofWholesale
Wholesale Who Je Druggists Hope to Accomplish AccomplishIn
In the Future President John A Carey I
New Responsibilities RltfHMlb tttea in the Drag Bust Business BulDr BustDr ¬
ness Dr W Jay Ja SchlettHtn TheSoutb The TheSooth TheSouth
Sooth Governor Claude Swanson Swa of ofVirginia ofVl ofVirginia
Virginia Vl Our Country C UDtr Edward Jf1 m C Frte Frtehee FrisTo imbetr
hee To To th the < Ladles Judge Charles CM Hen HenWer HfIr HfIIn lienlaSer
laSer WerIn laSerIn r
In responding to the toast The The South SouthGovernor SouthGovernor SouthGovernor
Governor Swanson made de an eloquent nt ad address address address ¬
dress on what the South has done for forAmerica torAmerk forAmerica
America > d the great statesmen stat m n the great greatorators ratortito greatorStors
orators ortito and the great gre t lighters ght she has hasproduced basProdueed haspmdueed
produced He declared that the only lines linesexisting I linesexisting s I
existing between the North orth and the South Southwere Soutbwere Southwere
were those on the maps and that the tlt war warof warof warof
of 91 had thrown down all the barrier barrierthat krrkntthat barriersthat
that existed between the two section S tto A Anew Anew Anew
new South has been born according to toGovernor 10GOfcnor toGovernor
Governor Swanson a new South that will willrival wfUrival 111 111rh1
rival all the other sections of Ukfa t country countryin countryuntural
in commerce mrrantl prodocfiOM JH IWmLt1 vet and andmanufacture IUMImxnulactUfttt andmrinufetwes
manufacture The ttefe tIns will come he henaW heIIaId hesaid
said when all the cotton c produced UCC1 in the theSouth theSouth theSouth
South will be manufactured there by bymills bymills bymills
mills built by Southern capital plta1 The Thegovernor The8OVflnOr Thegovernor
governor also touched upon the solution solutionof solutionof udolt udoltof
of the negro question questionDr questionDr questionDr
Dr Harvey Harve Wiley chief bleC chemist of the theDepartment tbeDertment theDepartment
Department of Agriculture addressed the theassociation tbeueoftatton theaa
association aa odatlon at the morning momt Cession yester yesterday yesierday ester esterY ¬
day Y on the provisions of the pure food foodtaw foodlaw foodlaw
law recently re pawed tay Centre Coa Congress The Thelaw Tbelaw TheSew
law according to Dr Wiley will be rem remedied JftIIedJedl remed1ed ¬
edJedl edied in the making of rules and regale regulations ftIr1Ilatiens regaleLions ¬
Lions for the carrying out the th provisions provisionsof
of the t act to be framed by the Secrete Secretaries Secreterio rtA rtAof ¬
ries rio of the Treasury Agriculture A eullu and andCommerce andComgwrce ad adeorce
Commerce Comgwrce and Labor LaborDr lAborDr LakerDrRodiwv
Dr DrRodiwv itadnev H True chief of the bureau bureauof bureauof
of 0 plant Indu industry to Department cf Agricul Agriculture A Agrkulture ul ultu ¬
ture tu mask an address telling what t work workthat workthat workthat
that branch Is 1 doing dot In I the matter matt of ofgrowing of19lng ofgrowing
growing camphor and other product productThe trOttUttLThf productsThe
The following followlr w were re elected otticers of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the association President John A Carey CareyIndianapolis Car CarIlMUanapo CoreyIndianapolis
Indianapolis first vice president Albert AlbertPlant AIMrtPI AlbertPlant
Plant PI nt New York second vice president presidentJ
J T Foster Birmingham Bln lngham Ala third thirdvice thIvice thirdic
vice ic president t R K S Everett Portland PortlandMe PortlallClMe IortlandMe
Me fourth vice ft president J F FG G Greene GreenePtrorla Gl GlrI GreenePeoria
Peoria rI HI Afth vk v kc > president pre t nt A S SRaymond S S1tamond Sitaynrond I
Raymond Lincoln Li1 On Neb N secretary J E BToms ETonus ETorns i
Toms Imlianapon IlHIl naJ > treasurer S E EStrong EStronC BStrong
I
Strong Clevlaml CI land Ohio board of control
Yrank ran u L i caner uanerOrleans A Ui D Parker New NewOrlNns ew ewOrleans
Orleans W J I T Mooney ooney Indianapolis IndianapolkCharlS IndianapolisCharles
I Charles Gibson Albany 4lbaR N Y and W WStIO B BStrong BStrnn
Strong Strnn Milwaukee MilwaukeeThe MilwaukeeThe nlwaukfeThe
The meeting eUng adjourned at 291 M when the theroembers themfIDbfr themembers
members called upon President PIfSI nt Roeeeveit Roeeeveitwho ROO4It ROO4Itwho RoseeItwho
who wished Ished them them every success succ in then thenpresent tllelrpleSEnt theirpresent
present workDR workDR work
DR EGAN ON INDIAN BOARD BOARDIrofeNNor BOARDIrueIiHur BOARDlrfessor
IrofeNNor nt r t Catholic VnlverMllj VnlverMlljSucceeds lnherllllt lnherlllltSnaccedIJ IrilierattySuecceils
Succeeds Secretary ecrctRr eerctary Bonaparte UOnnlJnrtcThe BonaparteThe HonnpiirtcThe
The vacancy on the Board of Indian IndianCommissionerB IndianComrulsakrnera ndlanComnatontn
CommissionerB caused by the resigna resignation 1eslgntttloo resignatines ¬
tines of Mr r Charles J Bonaparte was wasfilled wa wafilled wasfilled
filled yesterday morning by President PresidentRoosevelt PresklentRooseelt PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt in the appointment of Dr DrMaurice DrMaurice
Maurice e Francis Egan professor of the theEnglish theElatrllsb theIfaglish
I
English language Ltngwt t at It the Catholic Ini Inivenrfty rntVfndty tnIvrrlty
venrfty of America AmericaThe AAI AkrerIQaThe rka rkaThe
j
j The onerous n ro duties attendant on Mr MrBonapartes MrBonapartes Ir IrBonaparte
Bonapartes position as Secretary S retary of IRC IRCNavy he heXa heNavy
Navy Xa f in addition to the Many > nany other re reituirements rettQf requirements
ttQf ituirements nts on his time made mad it t necessary necessaryfor neeHS riecessitry riecessitryfor l lor
for or him to sever his connection with the theboard Uteloud theboard
board The loss of Mr Bonaparte llona arte > A will willbe > 1I1 1I1be 111b4
be greatly felt r lt as he was n clOse cht student tjtudentof ludeRtof
of Indian affairs and well JI qualified uanfifd to toassist toIUtlbt tonadet
assist in the continuance of the Pncnt Pncntpoftey > resent resentpolicy nt ntne
policy pofteyDr ne neDr V VDr
j
Dr li l Egan an n is thoroughly familiar with withtbe withthe tit tittbe
tbe conditions ndltlons of the Indian tribes es especially s speally spetlahIy ¬
pecially those of the Northwest He has hason has hason hason
on many man occasions acted ut d as a a 1 ilelegatv ilelegatvrepresenting 1f kIegnterepresenting 1tgnt 1tgntrppnstutlng
representing the Interests l1tn of the Catholic CathuitcChurch CalholkChurch CatholicChurch
Church Dr Egans acceptance > l of this vliisposition thisposition tis tispotltl
position potltl n will not cause < tU5e his withdrawal withdrawalfrom wltbdrawalfrom withdrawalfrom
from the lh faculty falllt of the > university univf > Isfh as us the thework thewtrk thework
work of the comuilfsJon is done for the themost tileJDUflt themost
most part In Washington Washingtont WashingtonBANKING VashiugtonC
C e et +
t t 3 BANKING KING DEPARTMENT DEP A T J T tT I t ti
4 Capial Capialand and qi 1 300 nnnn nnnnprofits 000
t profits over 2 JJJ5JF JJJ5JFI t
i D OJ er ert posits 6090000 6 6000OOO d 000 000 d 1 1HE iWt
t Wt HE FIr advantages of be becoming beI
T coming coming identified with withf ith itha t ta
I f 1 a financial institution 1I1sbtubon 1I1sbtubonsuch institutionsuch T Tbe
I such as this arc to GD great to tooverlooked t tbe
be overlooked o r1ookecl by those who whocontemplate whocontemplate t tt
t ± contemplate opening opening bank ac act ticcOunts t tJ
J counts countsf
t f 4 Tniform rate of interest paid t ti t t
+ Te Ten cents or ten thousand del
lame will open an ace account accountNational ount
t
i t National Safe Deposit DeposittSavings t tSavings
I tSavings Savings Trust Tru t Co Coi t I ICor
i Cor 1 Isth 5th and New York Yorkt Ave Avei Aycl
l i FORTIETH FojrlErH YEAR YEARI +
+ + to
I
l
Founded Foundfd
1862
M MFjn
Fire uitMnnih usdeiwritcrs IaJ tht th Irjn rivae e rooms in OI1r mr IJI a titprool tHOMIIt UnildiJ lhiiWie art tb tblOn thtOI1 amwt amwt310V1U
310V1U lOn H 1CKIXG roltiE S
Odd Pieces and Broken Lines of ofThe ofFurniture ofFurniture
j Furniture Reduced ReducedS
S
33 and 50 50Tht
The September r Sale left J ft us us with wit a number nun ber of odd pieces pi es of ofFurniture ofFurnitl1re ofFurniture
Furniture odd Suites and Suites Su tes from which a piece of or so had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been sold Were lIT cre closing out that furniture now tlOW at prices that have havebeen hayeb havebeen
been b en reduced onethird a and d onehalf onehalfWell onebalfVell onehalfVeIl
Well worth while to go through the stock and doubtless youll youllpick younpick youllpick
pick up just the article you can use best at a fractjpo its Yat value e
i
Tables TablesrV4drt TablesPidv
Pidv or dele deleroOldna dsaColdmu
rV4drt Oak m 14 ff tlUO tlUOeden H 1 1r 0 0l
l + eden to 0 oktlfJl Osh k flfSMoff1Mi flfSMoff1MiOofcfcn If3i4o4 If3i4o4olde 14 or orPoIck
PoIck Oofcfcn olde Oak JIL5I Jt5114 L M off PUI PUIGofckH IUIGo1 1S 1SGoldea
GofckH Go1 Oak mSlXoff 1025 1 14 eC eCoJu e 9M 9MUokfcn
Golden Oak liii 4ll3 13 elf ff WI 1131ed UJ UJGoidra
i
Goidra ed O Oat 155 Ull3off 13 elf elfH o M MKoktoi SJS SJSol4en
Koktoi H ol4en Oak O 9ft 1 l 14 of ofGolden f 9 9Cohfefl
Golden Oat WN 1414 H 14joidea oil ff S 818 818oIdttt JI JIGoW
GoW oIdttt Ok jail 14 1401 ff golden 9M 9MroMra lUllloIdnt
roMra olden O Ok k m7h 875 11111 l0ff ii oil IUI IUIcdde MJt UoiSea MJtCoMm
CoMm cdde O O k M m 14 off e eoidn MO MOOoM I ICio1Mtl
Cio1Mtl OoM oidn a O Oak k SI4Sl3off l4S Si4 13 iLlS SIMGold SUIGold iLlSGolden
Gold Golden n O 01t Okolden k I SN M off 5B3 5B3GoWea Iil Iiloldna
GoWea olden 0 Oat k tathsr tt u itN LM lS ISGft ISGftfoo1dfta ff S1i S1iideu HK HKOoldm
Ooldm ideu Oak fK 11 off a fllM fllMroM ISIfio1dea ssst ssstGoI4en
io1dea roM n Oak Qd8 mM W M e s v nl21 nl21Holcka IU IUfloldmn J5 J5UofcJcn
UofcJcn Ok 0 O 555 WI2od 1 ieg a 101 101Go1dtn 169 169Gokint aeeGIden
Gokint Ort ltlZolf ltlZolfGIdft OJ 1111 l2 12Golden ff 9W 9WGidden
Golden Oak T TaMe Ta Me Desk D IUI1 5311 M 12 Io l lrood R itil itilWend 191 191Wood
Wood T Tap p SIS 1 13 off g gVrath JLir JLirWeatb If Ifrath
Weatb Vrath rath O 0 osk k tt7l3ir is 1 13 ect C WIT S1iWNUI iI iIVesth I IVr
WNUI Vr th Our d nMt < 9Ull2 IUI1eC 12 e fflSM fflSMAVratli IllIS IllISPsth 1 1rattl
AVratli rattl Ok SUM II SS M 1 off JMJS JMJSW 142iWfet 11421west
W west t Ort tatiMc tap 1UI HJN IS Mff 13 JUM JUMWrath su sutIt IllISeatb
Wrath eatb tIt Orii JTJIMotf If 14 fill JUS JUSVeUi 25Qth 121 121Wrath
Wrath Qth Ok HM M 13 1 I3e e eWrath ff JttL JttLV 5t 5tWeb
Wrath V th O O t fll 1115 14 1leg 1legVeaU < ff K KWrath IiWtath
Wrath VeaU 0kv O 311I14 OJI IS 14 off offrtth oIlftilii oIlftiliiWtStb o 12L7 12L7Vestk
WtStb rtth o Oak k w IM ii cli cliWiath c aft masWrath aftWth
Wrath Cat 9n iIS M off JOW JOWWrath 3055Wrath I IWPAth
Wrath tek Hik II fU 451130 l3off AM AMWiatb 11Mlatlr
Wiatb rath Bak II k SliMl3off 11 I1IIS 13 13og or ort sual ez ezWfstII JS
WfstII t II Ok Ii 13 3g oar a1i a1iI I I
A B Jilcwey St president t of the Chicago Chicagoand CbicapAnd Chicagoand
and Great Wester unfed edtbe the commis commission commisi commisslon ¬
sIGn tn enforce IDf the new rate rat law to the theutmost tieutmost
utmost utl lt lIfO declared cleeIa that the slightest slightestdeviation slightestdeviation lchtHt lchtHtI
I deviation from the strict interpretation or orconcessions orcone orconcessions
cone concessions lons to cwrtaln railroads over a afunded afancied
I funded belief of leniency Jtft cr weekS o open en the thedoors t thedoers two twoI
I doors again to increased InCTN > frauds and ud re rehates re rebates
hates
Parlor Furniture FurnitureMas FurnitureIttllldutJ FurnitureltedarIy
IttllldutJ To F we we11bIL SSKMsh
11bIL Mas fa III Side Chat Chatsb IISlS 13 c ft lUll lUllMab 171 1711M
1M sb fia Pleas DfrasUeenm i W 13 I3d I3o ff JKI9 JKI9PUB t tIt l lItem
Item It Scat ScatO rt PUB IO 14 l off elYlaMes SX SXtsi5 11
O laMes MM Oak Backer BackerfeU SiS i tsi5 I 1o er ff jta IIGeWn 1l 1lGWm
GeWn < feU O ot fc Reeks lUxtarEarly 0013 co O 13 ot ff ffJ I IBarty tIS
Early EIIriIII EhI SUe Chair ChairMak Cs Ir J M 13 eft tr 035 0359BM 1331Ilab
Mak > Ia flu 3fcer 3 Sntt Stttk 11120 11120lall 7IS 12 < 1 31 313tah
Mali Am 1Ifl Chair ChairMih OSIS 1 12 o 11555
Mih t SB a SiAcni picaWlc iWte iWteX iN ISISelt 1 e elah A i t
X lah h Aim Chair ChairJf 4115 1 13 et iGIS iGIS3ra
Jf 3ra k in fsfen Soar SoarRMnmod ssi ies 13or 13 0g 0gteweo4 5UI 5UIIleiINooII
I
RMnmod CS lafr k kMa 9BM 118113 118113I 2155 13 ff fEtSt iS
I 3430 Ma fta Cteir CteirMas 1555 Ito 11 og 1M 115531a0
Mas 1 is i ipirft iMv Sit smt 355 14 eff ecrEnamel s KJI isNEnamel KJIEnamel
Enamel Beds BedsKe Bedsitendarir
Ke R itendarir tfrir r TarioK TarioKKHMWI T Taii4 To eloe eloeaM
KHMWI awl lima lIsa 3 11iHs rim SW 150 l3aff 13 3 0 egoidCsiIft5is JHn JHnOU iI iIOld
OU oidCsiIft5is GoM G i ft It h > I1Ll3o yj IUJ 13 off offOld 111 111Old 575 575oMGdLRhiiss8Nl3o
Old oMGdLRhiiss8Nl3o G la all riMa 8 8 13 off JZ JZOvm ss ssn 131Bran
n Bran t ft t S U 1455 13 OK sur surOtent 5531them
them 4 tU ft I te JBC3 t1C 1SoS 1 13 SJI SJIOM tow UlOld
OM O held M S ft It I ML ill illt la kr r rifLIl
i ifLIl ifLIls3flIlais4ftintSl3g1U5 It t ta a St KJi 13 1a ff nun 51109BfiM nunas
BfiM s3flIlais4ftintSl3g1U5 s3flIlais4ftintSl3g1U5lhd 3 ft I to Ja kf i ft ft 6 ill mM lJ ecr ff 7UM 7UMJM n nJ
JM J 3 aim 150 UOl04 SM le l ff UI UI8e utr 015st
8e st Mta Bnl r JMwrti IWOHEaff COO t0l I ell ellBuffets g VMS VMSBuffets 546Buffets
Buffets Buffetslte
n lte To ToGeIiIra dsn dsnGirn
GeIiIra 01 011 11d
THE ELECTRELLE ELECTRELLEPIANO We e woukl ouid be glad to hae you ou drop in at and have this player playerdemonstrated pla plaerdemonstrated r rdemonstrated
demonstrated The latest selfplaying attachment Can be in inclosed 111 il ¬
PIANO PLAYER closed in any make of piano iiaiio Operated without pedaling pedalingi pedalingW pedalingBo
d
W 8 Bo MOSES 1 e SONS i F Street Corner Eleventh
I
RATE PROGRAMME PROGR MME DECIDED DECIDEDRailroads DECIDEDRailroads DECIDEDRailroads
Railroads and Commission Will Se Seleot Seleot Scleot
leot Their Expert ExpertTIic Expertllhc
lhc Detail of XCTT Finn PlnnTb Inn Arc re Hellt Helltork Being BeingltYorkel
ltYorkel ork t1 0 Out n t So oCosuni1ssloa oCosuni1ssloalTrgea < om III IICMlot IICMlotn
n lTrgea e 1cqeI iene ieneTb lIc lIcTtwt
Tb Ttwt railroad companies of ofeoutry the entire entirecountry entirecountry
country through their tnmc t managers managersand meaaereand en enand
and the Interstate WIate Commerce Commission Commissionreached eo eoIIA Commissionsnitched
reached IIA a a personal agreement r yesterday yesterdayupon yestendayupon 7 7upon
upon the question qu Uoa of preparing a uniform uniformrate uniformrate If Ifrate
rate schedule scheduleThe orhoduleThe uJe uJeTb
The Tb railroads ra constituting IIC the great greatfreight greatfreight greatfreight
freight and pa psse aaseenajer r districts cJJ have haveagreed baftto haveagreed
agreed to select schedule uJe experts to meet meetwith JIt8etwltb meetwith
with experts to be selected el hjr the com comraisewn ee eeml8l cammission
mission a the entire body to be bethe under underthe UIIderthe
the direction of the t commission 10 and ad advisory a avk advs ¬
visory vk vs IT ry to It ItThe ItThe ItThe
The details are BOW 0w being < worked out outThere ntne outThere
There will 1I1 he at least two experts from fromeach f fNeb fromeach
each of f the four divisions a pass puRlIgH puRlIgHand paaseagvrand ngw ngwand
and a freight ght man The commission commissionwishes eemmlndonwishes mlSlllon mlSlllonhtS
wishes htS the selection 1 < tlon to be made with without without without ¬
out delay Commissioner r Jr Prouty Mity made madethe ilia iliatbCl madethe
the suggestion su yesterday yest morning JWOnd at the thehe ththlttr1ng thehearing
he hearing rlng of traflle managers ma and it was washeartily wasrtU washeartily
heartily rtU adopted by b the railroad ral ead men who whoare Whoa whoare
are a widely Jy divided In their Ideas as ft to tothe tfJthe tothe
the regulations n ulatJOn governing schedules lMdule and andctasalitritttonr andcla andclassltkatlons
ctasalitritttonr cla ltlnctkmr
On 011 Im as a deep in the mire IDlr as astcllows you youfellows youfcilows
fellows are in the mud h Ito goodnatural goodnaturally aatUl aatUlIy
ly exclaimed hi response po to laterrOgatorlca laterrOgatorlcashot mterroga wIa wIaabot
shot at him from several sides of t tile thoroom tileroom dieroom
room lie held h 14 that caance c nance in I schedule schedulearrangement schedulearrangement ae aearrn
arrn arrangement DWnt should not be made without withoutconsideration withouton8td withoutconsIderation
consideration on8td ratlo but he said the theInolvecl questions questionsInvolved < tueetloneinvolved
involved in the t present pft > Int controversy eontro 18Y were werenot W WAt werenot
not At l fundamental Me H thousht t that at t if the thecommission th thcommilSioII thecommission
commission went the > length th of the I law lawthere b bthere lawthere
there would he fewer commodity sched schedules aebeftu seheIuks ¬
ules u lie said he had received letters IHt from fnNnshipp trussshippers fromshippers
shippers shipp < 18 all over ov r the country saying sayingahead cayi G Gbfoad Uoahead
ahead bfoad give rtv us a plan by which we may maybe mayI mayhe
I be assured SStlrld that rates put 1Jt Into effect CO t to today to toda today ¬
day da will be with a us tomorrow UvmorrowAt t lnorro lnorroAt
At the afternoon session I Chairman ChairmanKnapfi ChairmanKnapp Chairincabiiapp
Knapp suggested 9 tflod that the railroad 11ds se select se orIset ¬
lect 1fet M small committee of experts exPMb who whowere akowere tao taowen
were refRvaentnlin reprtseii Ii LIVI of all 111 th the varyingtratflc varyingtralfl varying arylostraftIC
tratflc condiiiona in different parts of th thcountrj the theootl thecutmtiy
countrj to u runfrr tl1f r further trl with the OlD OlDmlwon cornmission oon oonI
I mission in regard to the th tiling of rate ratecboduleF rat ratbedu rateschedules
schedules bedu The railroad committees tomJRltte pros preaent pnftront proseat
eat at th the hearing hearln agreed t Hd to this propo propositkoii proposltloll prupusition
sitkoii and id assured the commission c mml lott that thatthe tultthe ijiatthe
the names 1aamt > of these th expeln tXe I would be sent sentto stntto sentto
to the commission colftlltl ton by next n xt Wednesday Wednesdayi Wednttida WednttidaThe
i The coinmffwkin lon then took up the matter matUrof milUtrof matterof
of export expor grain rates In which hkh several severalwitnet severalwItneseat ai aiwltn
witnet wltn wItneseat es l te pU attfied attfiedlke ttfted ttftedOlkc tfotl tfotlL tfotlI L
Olkc I lke k Get Gets h Sixty Slxt Un Unoo IJayw IJaywMike liysMike
oo Mike lIkt B Sullivan llian who accopting a accorithig ng to Po Policenuin Po Pojc Policenian
licenuin jc nNlft Shelby Shf Js Is a member of the army armyof armyof nII nIIof
of tramps that gather pu dvfriaK thlria any juWIer juWIerweek jubn jubnwtfk juerweek
week such s vh as the occasion of th Spanish SpanishWar Spa SpanishVar tsb tsbur
War Var ur Veterans meeting mtln here > was wa given givensixty 1Pt8xt givensixty
sixty 8xt days d ye yesterday ter < lay In the Pollc Poll Court Courtby Courtb1 Courtby
by Judge Tud Judge Kimball The judge explained explainedllwt eXplain eXplaintbat explainedthat
that li be believed in dealing < s 1i severely everry PrPfy with withchaiticters wiUcbal8ettrs withcharacters
characters of this sort who ho are ar a menace menaceto mnuta menaceto
to a city city2uw l ltr ltrI
I
Og OClAN SI1iAnSIIIPS SI1iAnSIIIPSN SIBA 3kilhlPS 3kilhlPSNw
2uw N w York YMk Ort slAiTiT strird ri Il d Wutr Wtdrerda V dr d jr StttBets StttBetsT St StIftt1Ja1l SternsniA4nwaiN
T Iftt1Ja1l iA4nwaiN eteMMiM frcm trc ihX ied Scjiteacfcr Sqlt aM 2T Armenian Armenianfr Armaleklam R RU
fr lam M Li Llrpeo4 rpMl Scytcnbtr Sqlt S 23 Sniaanac rma rmallMabtBe IOB ralIanbie
llMabtBe 11 lIanbie 9n 5etebrr sbw S 1padM P f tr cItA cItAI < 1 heitotcii heitotciiOemty rtw B BOttotKT
OttotKT I IttorfeW t fnin Itektanre Jtaltbwtftvmsan Ortottrr OrtottrrVTajan I IVWan
VTajan fn fr rID ItiiltAlphu t OetMet M r 9 UUiUttm UUiUttmfrc IJudtoatflc unl1uift
frc ft e XnrMk XsfoI R October OctoberArrivnl J JArtftd 1Arlird
Arrivnl mt St StPaWffS rr U Prstfae lrM at lUtrr lUtrrM 11 111Iajrtt IlartMairtk
M 1Iajrtt Mairtk jrttc at t QiHn Qc QtwriiEowi tow nnt Carpstln tapatl a at atk t N NpIc NpIcic pk pkCwtJc
CwtJc k ic at atSilkil Krnon KrnonSaUcd mOll mOllSailcdfJoH
SaUcd SailcdfJoH flair fnrrign ff 111 4S Ht Str WMrs Camariix Camariixfront Caraa Caembfree iL iLfruit
front LlTrr IIATIOOI > ou Urr Nv N l Vrk y i Hd J1 Iciae iato Marie lnao lnaobtoteM I r
tihlflRl btoteM fcr Nt w Yuri YrL YrLOatg I IOlKtll
OlKgBing OlKtll rog vWmvs 1It1U 1 sail jO Tliiir Thni 1 La I Lonalnco < arrmfc < > for forlUn forhews I IJane
hews Jane W a it u K K Ag I Vkterm < i ftT cr Hvmtonf JlDlIlnrIII
II a Si united SUie a ft f r Utf l lU Cbaietiamaani iaMMd H I m mUHnDCT ntThenvM
UHnDCT U IeII fcr QrioD 3 p p in infoim mhCCDliug aIrcomiug
hCCDliug 1 aranes 1D8Oi1II d dxe Th11nda Thindatorn DemJdl d df1f1l
torn Jwrb t bm s October 4 TI TrAaf1l JIBK frtw L I Iiwp IiwpT iftll iftllyI wr wrt
t yI Ortobtf Oetcb 3 Aachinclf ochiOO l frrw She Sb tilie4 tilie4bi tbo l SV CID CIDb B Bbr
br b i S 1atrici frnat Ilarbiiri S SJ1tcICbr SptcnhrJ i > ftichr 2 2YOLK t tI >
I SIH Iij YOLK YOLRAD AD IX I V Till 75iff HZRALD 1l1 IIER4LDt R4LD t
t
1500000 MISSING HISSINGCOXTIXISD MISSINGO MISSINGATlXsD
COXTIXISD O ATlXsD TJ 1fm FKOM 0 FIRST PAGil PAGiland IAGEand AG AGarMI
and when confronted with Uh this large > IFs Iocsand IFsand liesand
and the t deprivation atloD of their current eurr nt re resources ii iisources ¬
sources I have In this emergency deem deemed dctmed deemed ¬
ed it Just to 0 all inning relations with withthem 1rh whirtb It ItUaetn
them tb ei that they t1a y make mak a general url ajwign ajwignment IpJBeDt amigameost
ment hi order to insure eoualfty to ail ailand ailan4I alland
and onfiorttmity for examination of their theirauaJrs thlrIUlabs thetrshahs
shahs in connection with this unevj unt unoxlwct unoxlwcteel wt wted
eel and amazIng development Under roo r the theextraordteary thttxtnonUllary theextr4rrdlnary
extraordteary condltkHis ntentfoned and andthe andthe andthe
the suorrnese suddennesg of the disaster d r which has hasfatten bnaraa hasalien
fatten on i the ann ft hi impracticable at atthe atthe atthe
the presma prnttIIt preses m anhutiet m < < t to t make an Intelii Inteliig latchgent tttelUPIa
gent g PIa t statement of their assets Q1 and liabili liabilities IlabUlI Ilablillies ¬
ties In I a general way wa the liabilities arc arcbetween arebetween
between 1 etw yjKjm ULlI 1 and nel HCOd00 HCOd00Dili 40OOO0h11 OOIooe
Dili General ISniikiiiuT Uunl lz BiiJtinetinThar Ihl BiiJtinetin hiinlircssThe hll II IIT1w
The uShers of the suspended Arm Annon were wereon wereen <
on the third floor of Lords court 27 27William lWilliaJM Z ZWiUlani
William street Mr I Ceballos who wbein resides resMecin
in Bay Shore John S Flake of West WestHampton WHtHamp WestHampton
Hampton and Anderson C c Wilson I8o of ofPUlaaVld ofp ofPiaIaAeld
PUlaaVld p were the tb memWra cf th t tte Arm ArmThe InnTIte rir rirThe
The house Hd < a seneral l honking heel business ba8IDeSS heelness ¬
ness but It was DOt a stock exchange UthaDfbetik exchangeAt exchangehouse
house houseAt betikAt
At one time It dM a large 1aq business in inimporting Inhuportlag
importing raw sugar ar r and handling S sugar sugarbills sugarbills r
bills Of bite years the business has been beenvery beenvery n nry
very ry largely what t is known 1 11 In Cuba r uha as asmerchant umerellaat a ainerebtat
merchant banMnc that fcs Is fa handling handtm ee eecuriiies seessrkles
curiiies of com comeisaks JKa ftos to which hkIt the house houseItself hoDIttt housItself
Itself jwss s heavily tat interested erected as part partowner partownr partowner
owner ownerDISTRICT ownrDISTRICT ownerDISTRICT
DISTRICT BANKERS BAr KERS MEEii MEEiAnnual MEET MEETAnnual MEETAnnual
i
Annual Session at Banscliers De Devoted Bevoted
voted to Business and Banquet BanruetC Ban BanquetC ut utc
C K 1 Xorm Xurment iit Rlectetl Irertltlent lrenliiint of offhc Itfthe f fthe
the AMiicIatioit AsslclntiouE Jtdcld on E 1 SitrlMvnsftrii SitrlMvnsftriitinil Stellwnt Stellwntnlld StehIwageirtill
till 1C U t Si Smith I Hi liltKn Jtiegatea JtiegateaThe It th thne > M MThe
The Banker Association aoe dissociation atiOll of e the tttrtct I Itrict DSs DSstrict
trict of Columbia held ks amnal aBlMJaIIoutt fneetfotla fneetfot sneodaglast
last la t night at Hauscaerf Ba It Itof consisted consistedof eontedof
of a brief buafaiap > session at wMcfcthe wMcfctheotiicem Whtriaitc9nieHsfor which he heollicero
otiicem 9nieHsfor ollicero for the msufng uIg year J r were elect elected elfttfoUowe electeel ¬
ed followed by a banquet iJtL Several Severaliieclal S Severalspecial ertJ ertJpec1
special J committees submitted suItm1U reports reportsamong ieportsa reportsamong
among a tOU them being Dftllthatia that in cbars Cbat tt d i iAmerican 11 11A Jie JieAmerican <
American A n Bankers Convention heM here herelast htrtlast bertlast
last year yar ami the eommfttee 4OMMft on laxation laxationThe 14s tasationThe atlon atlonTht =
The annual report of it t the H treasurer tftle was wasahw WtsU WtsThe wasIu
ahw Iu submfU submitted submittedThe U d dTh
Th The annual election tion resulted as fallows fallowsPresident ftJllo ftJlloPresadent followsPresident
President C F Noraeat vIce urnl prerldent prerldentW rer1dent rer1dentW lIt lItw
W V Cox Co second vice Ice pr pnu4desrt MknU kkttL K B J JStellwa JSteJl1nI 1 1uteitwagesi
Stellwa uteitwagesi u secretary W V A Mcarns Mcarnstreasurer Miahnstreasurer ratnstreasurer
treasurer George O Oatllorl Watson fHHltilW oiMKil onatilv A AV
W V Parris ParrJ 8 BF F Saul aui W J T Flathrr Flathrrand Flitt FlittanJ
and 53 S S Thomas Brown K K J 3telw iteilwsgei iteilwsgeiand f ri riand 1 1aDd
and E Q Q i Stith Slaahhwen were d vloeted ivvt tttl d delegates delegatesto d t tto
to represent the association at the neot neoting R neutag bt bttog
tog l ag of the American n1 nean Bankers Asflociatlot AsflociatlotwMch AHOdistlottwhi Asaoclfttheowhkh
wMch whi h convenes lon in St Louts the last WeK WeKof eer eerof J Jof
of the t present month monthRemxlutions monthRfII8l1ut nontirReselutlepis
Remxlutions RfII8l1ut of resseti were wpr adopted 1twit in inmemory inmemory Inmemory
memory of thr tbrte > e m mntb members n > ra s of th t the aso asociatkra uJIOciaUOn aenoelatIon
elatIon ciaUOn who have ha died since t tho last lastmeeting lutmteting lastmeetingFrancis
meeting meetingFrancis Francte Fra IJW H Smith ftlit It president psklt > ut of ofInton oftnlm oftnbn
Inton SRVlog Sln1 p Bank and treasurer tlPasur of tlwr tlwrassociatfon t taseodatton thtassociation
association Lewis Johnson Joh Davis Da one on of ofthe ort ofthe
the t oldest banker bmk of the cty e ty and IMI H Hfounder 21fotmde afounder
founder cf the a association ociat5on and K t PL 1 Her Berry HtorIT ¬
ry 7 cashier hJ of t th the M > Farmers and Mechanics MechanicsBank t1eiantcrrikink It hankIf hankIfDank
Bank of Georgetown GeoreetownThe OlOrg GeorgetownThe town townThe
The banquet immediately lannwdlate tyHowetl the tliebusiness t11t1busI thehuelness
business busI mating and tra was served in the thelining tb tbItnlnK theelirthig
lining hall II It wan w characterized hy great greatgood greatgood I Id
good d himor h mor and nel story 8to telllnif but no nospeeehec 110spetlh is isLiltvte
speeehec speeehecT spetlh
Cultivate CultivateTw LiltvteTe
T Tw > ie saving jrg lltit 1 hit by opening nn nna anULflI 10wnUI1l
a wnUI1l < ouiii wlh mis tlli r rti bunk As A the
hahit stows JWS 5 u > Ril will your our Income incnnieOXK h1t IncomeoN Dne DneO
OXK O oN B DOLLAR opens orns uii ut accottni accottniE2Tlndr 1 Coun secouriLYtnder CounE7 <
E2Tlndr E7 t ndr go orlIrfnt > eriiimt control controlfame eontrollm controlsmc
j fame lm smc itx a nationul nut naionaiCTE jpllal binks binksaBcBd biUcCITHZENS >
CITHZENS CITHZENSSavings CTE CTESavings
1406 U fI fIBend
Savings
an
aBcBd Bend SJI2lni Malt Malty
y 3 interest on Savings Sa illJ8 A ACCtual ACCtualInterest couat
2 interest on Cneekulg necking Accounts
II I
F Street StreetCor StreetCor StreetCor
Cor llth J 1 th
Special Values Valuesin Valuesin Valuesin
in Carpets CarpetsSpierdid Carpets CarpetsJdid CarpetsSpisedid
Spierdid quality Brussels CarjHiP CarjHiPla
la I a 1 choice variety of o parlor hilt hiltstair ht hI1stair II IIair
stair and diningroom patterns patternspattern Mtter 1 ipattern >
pattern to s miect feet from 09 1 1Regular I IRegular
Regular 9sc quality S Sate le OoC 67 OC c cV
price priceVelvet
Velvet V vet Carpets In 1aII stair a m rnroom ntJ ntJroompattemtl < r rroom
room roompattemtl pattern Chci Chch of J 12atttetive tjfo tjfoattractive
attractive style styles Regular 79 VC C
15 Ut quality Special 5pecislBody L LJeffy >
3 Body < y Brussels Drn highest II I i gbest t qua quaChoice qU ll I t tCbotee I IChoice
Choice of 17 l patterns p ltRr suitable suitableparlor suttabeparlor r rparlor
parlor diningroom library librn lull lullstairs hailtaha rj rjt
stairs taha Regular HV to I f t tJUS 1 i
JUS 11 price t values Sale W9 W9Superior Jft l ° 12J 12JSuperior IL I t tprice 2 2Superior
Superior Brussels BrutM Carpet rrpetrqr rrpetrqrguaranteed rpft yun yunguaranteed 1 1guaran1e
guaranteed to wear In prrttj on onml e etal
tal and Persian patterns and in flora florafeets flor florfecta f ffeeu
feets Suitable for parlor hall su sudiningroom t taroom t L Ldtahigroolu
diningroom and chamber Q g S SBregadar
Regular JIJ5 115 quality SaleQ SaleQprice Sal Sale 0 QLnlon 69
price pricernfon MIeeraton
raton Ingrain In fain Carpets suitable f 1bedrooms r rbedrooms rbecJreoms
bedrooms A good low howprkad 9 T Tpriced
priced carp carpet t Regular U lr 37 S7T S7Tvalue f Ie C <
w wWilton 2
value ate yard Special SpeciaLWlJton pectaiWUton
Wilton Velvet Carpets Carpetsguarafltee4 Carpetsguarafltee4to guaranteed guaranteedto uarnntepd uarnntepdto
to wear 13 choice patterns to stIt stItfrom seltfrees elnt elntfrom
from Suitable for hall and stair stairLSi tair tairdlntDEOroom tir tirdiningroom
dlntDEOroom and parlor parlorRegular
R Regular lar roOf U ix and anttr9 l11 09
t LSi Sale price priceWaveriy pricelavrly priceWaveriy fIJ
Waveriy Ingrain Carpet suitable suitablefor suitablefor uithl uithlfor
for bedroom sitttagreanM Rlt and din diningrooms dinlagrooms dinlagrooms ¬
lagrooms Desirable pat patterns patt paticrna ¬
terns to select from R Regu u fT ej ejicr 1 1kir 1
pcIce pcIceAlexander kir r price 45c yard Sale SaleAlexander r 27 2C 2CAkxaJMlel cC
Alexander Smith A t Sons Extra Ax Axminster AxJltbllltrr Axmhsettr
minster Carpets choice eb of 12 patterns patternsswera patternsseveral
swera several borders to match fF3 P3 1 1Safe
Regular raIns 1il yard 97 y 2 2Side c
Safe Salepdee price
Side Tables TablesKffolarly Tablesrly TablesRagslar1
Kffolarly rly To ToIkrlr Toa ToaIl < Ji JiI
I Il x asii I 7515 7515ris I zr zrxtJ
xtJ smiso J su4 31 31Butr
Ikrlr Esr EntSsh EntSshjfcntr EDIIiIIIl g 1M i3 off 661 661JIIdJ 60 6 r rdj
jfcntr dj h I 13 H M
S
e i
p
Reming RemingTypewrite RemingTypewriter
Typewriteo TypewriteSales Typewrite TypewriterSales
Sales Saleslastyearweeg o SalesIastyearweregreat u ulastyearweregreat
lastyearweeg lastyearweregreat lastyearweregreatbut Iastyearweregreatbutourbusinessf eat eatbut
but butourbusinessf butourbusinessfthefirsi oirr business f fthe A Atliefrsffbreeqiti
tliefrsffbreeqiti tliefrsffbreeqitiJ the thefirsi first J threeqllteiJ threeqll tbreeqieilers L Lten
ten of 1 906 ei eiceeds e eceeds
1 1ceeds
ceeds that of tl tlentire t tentire th thentire
entire entire year 190Tj 1901 1901Trpswrates I 90 90e
i
e Trpswrates Tj QDtne pme joui tjpviica paeateh ca go goRemington 60the goth
the th R Rreu 4C III 611 ec ecRemington eceer eceerRemingtor
Remington Typewriter T ypew ter Company
1340 New Voik Y olk Ave AveCALIFORNIA AveC Aver
C r CALIFORNIA AL1FORNIAes PRIVET PRIVETAny PRHlETAny
es Any Age AgeAny AgeAny AgeAny
Any Size Sizeli SizeIijkes
Iijkes t tXttknt 1id hidges > J Th fh r rIltmdrd rIruidrd
li Iltmdrd iadr > tl iinl u tHy tlionand pin pinfi plfffUT piefor
fi fUT r sMile uIe It K EXtrt > rt lu hdakI iarIscnpe l > ap g gardr gardrlag rd rdTHE
lag irgTHE lagTHE
THE WASHINGTON HEDGE HEDGEand HEDGEand HEDGEand
and NURSERY CO COM COM COM
M STABLER Manager Mnn ger
2434 Penna Avenue N W WA WA WA
A DESIRABLE DESIRABLEDETACHED DESIRABLEDETACHED DESIRABLEDETACiED
DETACHED HOME HOMEA
4 JIJODU aid bail lllalltifol Jatn C Cfl
4 fl IoTIrn4 trrid tk it i VIt all allIL it e r rA
IL 11 11A
A Snap 58GG 58GGHayesSharp 5800HayesSharp 58COHayesSharp
HayesSharp Realty Co CoPhone CoPhone CoPhone
Phone M 561 723 13th St NW NWThfre N Nhut NWfhcre
Thfre hut is I Reality in oar ReaK ReaKFaf ReaiPerfect RSStLPerfect
Perfect PerfectFall
j jFall
Fall SuiSns SuiSnstailored Suitings SuitingsHJchgTa SUlifljSaHighgrade
HJchgTa Highgrade exeusivo x l Suiti3 Suiti3tdtortd Suittn SuittntidIord
tailored to please pta e the most fastn1 fastn1lows 1i51oIou fast fastIons
lows flrcrsera lrt r Do you appreciateq apprrciateqlJaUty appreciate apprevitequality
q quality > MtHty IndlvkiuaHty 1ncnvi uattt nt Se pe iur l4f r
fAD f a labricm labricmJohn la labriesJohn brks brksJohnJ
John JohnJ J Costineti CostinetiS1820 Costinetlt
t 61820 14th SL StN St K W
i II II SAW S JJ YOUR AD fN 1 THE HERALD HERALD