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2 THE WASEI2TGT02T W ASHINGT ON EEBA3 STTKBAY SUNDA r NOV fOVEMBER EMBER 11 1906
GANNOTPR9TECT HAD HADBtate HAllState
State Department Has No Nox NoRight NoRight
x Right to Interfere Inte fere In Case Cases Casei
i
is s NOT AMERICAN CITIZEN CITIZENIT CITIZEN CITIZENH
IT Ralph Burton In Charge of Pro Professors Professors ProfesMors ¬
fessors fessors Affair Calls Cnn on Officials OfficialsFriends OffielnJFrlencls OfficialsFriends
Friends Here Still Insist Instructor Instructorin
in George Washington University UniversityCannot CuhersltyCannot tulverMityCannot
Cannot Be Guilty of Murder MurderThat Murder1Tbat Uurderlhat
That thp th State Department nan n take tak no noaction 110Qct isoaction
Qct action n in the cue of Carl Ran being held heldIn beldIn heldIn
In London Load on charged with the murder of ofhis orhis ofils
his ils motharlHlaxv Frau Molitor to Ba BadenBaden BadfnB8den Btdeul3den ¬
denBaden Germany on entho tho night of r No November Novmber NOvember ¬
vember I is the statement sta meRt of attorneys attorneyshere att sttorneyshere rneys rneyshere
here hereTbe hereThe hereThe
The reason is I that Hau is a German Germancitizen Germanc1tJzen Gerrnftncitizen
citizen having never < become naturalised naturalisedIn nabn lzed lzedIn
In the United States Consequently he hehas hebu heu
has u no more recourse to the United States Statesgovernment Statesgov8rnment Sttesgovernment
government gov8rnment than an American making makinghis makinghis makinghis
his bome orne in Germany would have If he hevisited bevisited hevisited
visited this thl8cOw1try country and committed or was wassuspected wassuspected wiseeu3pected
suspected of crime crimeThe crimQThe crimeThe
The State Deportment has laS received no noofficial JIGfficlal mefficlal
fficlal advices on the subject according accordingto
to a statement made ma use e last Ja t night nl bt by H HRalph HRalph HRalph
Ralph Burton representing Bus inter interests Intarfsts Intersts ¬
ests sts in Washington who went to the de department department dopartment ¬
partment yesterday afternoon to see if ifany Ifany Itany
any news bad been received by the offi officials 061daIs otfldais ¬
daIs there thereIt thentIt thereIt
It was said that it is probable pro llble the theInited thenUed thenIted
Inited nUed States will take no official action actionin actionin actionin
in the matter matter at the t e present as it seems seemsto seemsto
to be resting resU between Great Britain and andGermany aDdGermanT andGermany
Germany GermanyMr GermanT11r GermanyMr
Mr Burton said he believed Prof Hau Hauhas Hauhu Hisuhas
has been remanded and according to the theEnglish theEnglish theEnglish
English law aw on the subject is not allowed allowedto
to communicate with 1th his l s friends It is isnot Isnot Isilot
not known whether Mrs Hau his wife wifehas wife wifehas wifebaa
has sailed for the United States StatesThe StatNThe StatesThe
The law library force of the State De Department De Department Dopartment ¬
partment was kept busy hue all 11 yesterday yesterdaylooking ye yeeterdylooking tenlay tenlaylooking
looking up cases and l laws that might mighthave mIghthave mighthave
have some me bearing on the case So far farthe tarthe frthe
the department officiate have not found foundany roundnny bendany
any authority autbe ty on which they could pond possibly poaIbly pondNy ¬
bly Interfere
Interf8l311gllt
Might Be Insane InaancWhat InsnncWhat InsaneWhat
What do you think thInc of the supposition suppositionthat suppOSitionthat UpPOsIt1OiIthat
that he committed the crime with which whichIIP whlcblu which1t
IIP 1t > is charged ehftr while he was wasIt Insane InsaneIt InsaneIt
It is my 1ft Arm belief that he had a too tooperfect looltrfect tooperfect
perfect control vet his mind and actions actionsto aettoaato actionito
to ever go insane I yet any man ta liable to tolose tolose tolose
lose his mind ud M1 fit he l is k guilty he is in insane Insane Insane ¬
sane Sane SaMer or insane it is impossible to tobelieve tobellee tobelieve
believe he could ever commit lIt such a mur murder murder marder ¬
der derThe derThemail
The Themail man who sent the telephone telephonesage tele9henesab me meV
V sage sab and telegram and committed the tbecrime UNr thecrime
crime r me was a a fool Carl Han could never neverh BeVfib neverb
b a fool even if insane To think that thatle Usath thatwGukl
h le would prowl lOwl around her house wearing wearinga w wa wearin wearina
a beard 1x ard or any other disguise cJlegu le is foolish fooifshHe foollabHf foolishlie
He was such a gentleman he would natur naturally Baturdlr natur1iy ¬
ally 1iy shrink from doing do such a a thing thI8 It Itwould Itwould Itwould
would be very easy for any one who wbeI had hadt
t grudge against Mr Haus Hau motherinlaw motherinlawt
t t4 < > imitate his voice and send ad tbe tbegram tele telegram tee teegrini ¬
gram gramAs As 5 a lawyer do you T think that the theestate Utetate thestate
estate tate Department rtment has any authority to in inirfcre Inirfre Inrfere
irfcre rfere in his behalf behalfNo bebalfo behalfNo
No o 1 1 do not think that it is possible possibles pogIbIeCarl
s Carl ar was not a citizen of the United Unitedsuites U Unitedzte5
suites 1 zte5 l t ftI and is still a subject of the Qer QerMan QerLlan Gerian
Man ian crown He Is very welt acquainted acquaintedTvitU aeqvamtedwith acquaintedwith
with with the merits of his case as he has de defMl de def dotMI
> fMl f the best part of his time to the theMudy tilet theLudy
Mudy t 1aly of International Jaw JawCannot lawCannot JawCannot
Cannot Believe Him Guilty GuiltyIt Guilt GuiltIt
It is my nrm conviction that Carl CarlHau CarlHall tarlIiu
Hall could not and did not commit the thecrime tiletTime theLilme
crime charged eba against him This is an anassertion ana anisertiOfl
a assertion made by b Allan O Ctephane phan a aprominent aromiDfllt aTr4muDent
prominent romiDfllt attorney of this city ct and in inwhose inwiloae InWulOSC
whose office Hau worked for over a year yearjust yearjllt yearj1t
just after his graduation from college collegeI
I do not think that any of Mr Haus Hausfriends Hausfriends Hausfriends
friends will receive any aa communication communicationfrom
from him until be h establishes Reshis his rano ranoirnce In mao maornce O Onee
irnce rnce nee continued Mr Clephane He Heis Heh IIetoo
is too proud J to ask for assistance at this thistime tldstime thu thutrne
time timeWhen
When you have attended school with withu withman ith ithT11an
u nan for three years and then have him himunder himuflder
under 11 1d r your OUt personal observation for foryear a ayear asear
year you know him thoroughly t hl inside insideund Insidend Insidend
und nd out I have never known him to do doa dea doa
a thing thln that be did not carefully look into intoand Intoand Intoand
and if it was in the slightest sll < htest way wrong wrongWEATHEE wrongWEATHER wrongWEATHER
WEATHER CONDITIONS CONDITIONSS
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A moderate dtstnrtence diIturIIa i is centnl tzj near r u Ute e month at atoer orthe cittA
the ttA Ohie Ohi IU lthr Hd ta onmeetucs with a c WIdt WIdta bi i irea
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rains ii ill in the Michigan parfnmla and UM Noctinmet Noctinmetand NortkweItSlnd NoctbwetaM
and rain in the North Ptdflc SUtM State followed hew hewer Mowe howr ¬
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the greater portico of the Lower lAw Lake Wfkm ItCiWnday aad aadhnnday mOflda
hnnday nday flda or Monday in tb the Middle Atlantic AUan c States StatesEastern taie taieEgern t tEiistcrn
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and New N England gind It win alec be somewhat odder odderfc Iderfr ooIdnIi
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the Sooth Atlantic coast on NIb tte aattthtmUriy tbwaateity a ow the theG UteGl theGi
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Temperatures In Other Cities CitiesTemperatures CitiesTemperabues CitiesTempeithxes
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Condition of Vatcr nt Harpers Perry PcrrjHarpira FeZIUrpIIrS PerryHarpers
Harpers rem rcT W Va X eT T 3BLB ItTh a th ri rime e ate anchar atecleU ateclear
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I
h < would spurn it It I mean things that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the average aver te business b slness or professional ProtWlsloIl ofslorat man manwould mnnwould anonwould
would do doai1d jihd hot consider butpf ufottl1e utoftb tab w WJly WJlyRefu Wa Waltefusa y yRefused
Refused Refu a Excellent Exc l1 nt Offers Offersknpw Oiicr
1 knpw kD w of oLseveralln otseveral several instances tances where very verylarge veryJ verylarge
large J rge and Important frnportantcorporatlons corporations hav havoffered have haveorcered haveoffered
offered him positions with very high com compensation comtJon cornisstion ¬
pensation isstion tJon but he h refused them because bacauaoMs becauaohis becausehis
his conscience entertained slight doubts doubtsof doubtsor ubts ubtsor
or the propriety of the woijk wo work k be would b bcalled be becaIled becalled
called upon to do doWhat doWhat doWhat
What do you think of the motive motJro beg suggested sttggested beggested ¬
gested that lie he killed his motherinlaw motherinlawfor
for the money Itoneyho no would receive from her herdeath beldet iserdeisiii
death Mr Clephan was asked askedRankest askedRankest askedRankest
Rankest nonsense he declared most mostemphatically moatemphaUoolly mosteznphaUoally
emphatically Th There te is no truth trUthS trUthSthat in that thatassertion thatartI thataserthm
artI aserthm assertion nWh Why should he do It when h he heIs heIs heIs
Is a wealthy we llhY man Money is no object objectto
to hfrnT hnrWANT hhn r rWAifl i iWA2TT
WANT ROOSEVELT ROQSEVE IN INFlIipinoN 1ANILA 1ANILAFlliplnoH iA1 iA1Filipinos
Filipinos AnxioiiH to Arrange rrnll e for ft ftVisit nYlslt aVitilt
Visit from President PresidentSenor 1 PrenldentSenor re81c1eJltSenor
Senor Benito Legarde a nntive member memberof
of tbe Philippine Commission who is in inWashington InWashlngton InashIngon
Washington ashIngon said yesterday ye tfroIlY that the com commission comml cornmission ¬
mission ml sJon expected e lMCted Secretary Taft would wouklvisit wouldvlstt wouldvisit
visit the islands again next summer summer and andbe andbe andbe
be present at the first formal opening of oftho oftbo ofthe
the Philippine assembly Bssembl The commission commissionis
is soon to t begin arranging arranging the boundaries boundariesof
of the districts which are to send esd Kl repre representatives representatives reprosentatives ¬
sentatives to the assembly as embl a body of not notless notles notless
less than ftfty tUt or more than a hundred hundredmembers hundredmembers hundredmembers
members membersS membersSenor membersSenor
S Senor nor Legarde said the people of the tbeislands theislands theIslands
islands would greatly like to have Pre President Prosident t tdent ¬
dent Roosevelt visit Islt them with Secretary SecretaryTaft SecretaryTaU SecretaryTaft
Taft hut if be hid not they expected him himto himto himto
to do so after the expiration of his term termof termor termof
of office There has been some talk to the tbeeffect t1Mettect theeffect
effect that the President Pre ldent might ml ht go to the thePhilippines thePhlUppines thePhilippines
Philippines with Secretary Taft next sum summer summer summer ¬
mer but nothing has ever ver come from the theWhite theWhite theWhite
White House to warrant the presumption presumptionTWENTY pr8umptlonTWENTY presumptionTWENTY
TWENTY NEGROES ARRESTED AURESTEDPolice ARRESTEDPoIlCe ARRESTEDPollee
Police Under Orders Make Another AnotherSaturday Anoth AnotherSaturday r rSntnrlay
Saturday MKlit Haul IlnnlThe IInulThe HaulThe
The activity displayed by the policemen policemenin
in arresting loiterers Ioltere on Seventh street streetcaused streetcaused t tu
caused u d a desertion of that boulevard by bythe bythe bythe
the negroes who for the past year or two twohave tohave twohave
have been making the stropping district districtunpleasant districtunpleasant districtunpleasant
unpleasant for women womenThe womenT womenTh4
The T Th4 side streets however were werewith lined linedwith lined1tb
with 1tb disturbers and wagon loads followed followedone fIlowedone now8d now8done
one another In quick succession s lon to t the eta stationhouse tatJonbouse etationhouse ¬
tionhouse The 0 street alley especially especiallywas
was a rendezvous rende2V U and twenty or mere merewere morewere snorewere
were carried from that place Most of the thenegroes theroes thenegroes
negroes roes were supplied suppl with the necessary necessarycollateral n neeeserycollateral I7 I7eollateral
collateral in anticipation of the event but butmany butny butMany
many ny of them remained behind the bars barsCOURT barsCOURT boreCOURT
COURT MUST TRY ALL CASES CASESOrder CASESOrder CASESOrder
Order limiting Power of Proseoutor Proseoutorto
to Nolle Pros Actions Stands StandsCommissioner StandsCommIHtloner StandsConintissloners
Commissioner Denying Judge TCim TCimImllH Klm1J lInsitnils
ImllH 1J llH Request Insist on Ire Prcsoiiting IreJlPntlng lresonting
soiiting Every Fhel Comnlnlnt ComnlnlntThe Comp1nlntTbe ComplnintThe
The request of J Judge KimbsJI 10 of the thePolice thePollee thePolice
Police Court that the corporation coats counsel oua ouato ¬
sel he avthortooti to nolle pros all eacee in inwhich litwhIett Inwhich
which the evidence submitted by the Die District DIttict Dietrict ¬
trict sathmos t him a prime facie case ca canot has hasnot ha hanot
not been made e out out was yesterday report reported repOrtecJ reportesi ¬
ed unfavorably upon by Commissioner CommissionerMacfariand ColMmtIoDcMacta CommissIonerMacfarland
Macfariand MacfariandBy Macta MacfarlandBy rland rlandBy
By an order of the CommissIoners of ofAugust orA ofAugust
August A IftM fItI the corporation counsel is isrequired IsIred Isrequired
required Ired upon examination of atsubmitted < evidence evidencesubmitted evidencesubmitted
submitted by y the District and without withouthearing wttJtoutrlng withoutbearing
hearing rlng the other side 1IIc1e to present the thecases tlMcuestor th thcases
cases cuestor for trial before the court In his h hquest re request request ¬
quest for an amendment Judge Kimball Klmballsaid XIbaitJd KimballssId
said this not only imposed hn an additional additionalburden addJtJoRaIi additionalburden
i burden 1M rdft upon the court court but caused humili hulldllatlon humiliation tumfliatlon ¬
atlon to citizens ctU who were forced to t ap appear tsppear 1 1pear ¬
pear upon trivial charges chargesStand cba cbaStnncl chargesStand
Stand 1 y Former Order OrderThe OrderThe OrderThe
The following oUowI recommendation was wasmade W Wi wasmade
i made to the Board of Commissioners by byCommissioner brCommlMloner byCommissioner
Commissioner Macfarland MacfarlandI
I h1 I move that Judge Kimball be inform informed 1 1eel Informeel ¬
eel that the Commissioners COIRml lors respectfully respectfullydiffer rapeotft1117differ respocttuftydiffer
differ with him and can see no reason r for forabrogating forabrogaUng or orabrogating
abrogating or modifying their order of ofAugust orAUCUSt ofAugust
August 1904 1 against which no one has hashitherto hashitherto baghitherto
hitherto made ma e protest to them and which whichthey whichthey whichthey
they believe has worked in the interest interestof interestof i iof
of the District Dt of Columbia They are die disposed dllJ dllJpo diep00d ¬
posed to assume that he was incorrectly incorrectlyinformed Incorreet1Informed Incorrectlyinformed
informed as to the facts In the two cases caseswhich Ca8awhich ca cawhich
which he cites as illustrations of his ar argument arpment argument ¬
gument since < it is plain that neither of ofthese oCthae ofthese
these eases under the letter and spirit of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the order should have been taken into intocourt IntoC4H1tt Intocourt
court They are loath to believe be1 ft that the theassistant tbeluHll theassistant
assistant luHll tnt corporation counsel at the Po Police Pollee Police ¬
lice Court would so construe the order omerto as asto asto
to defeat its purpose or purposely ely take takeinto takeInto taheInto
into court cases in which it was clearly clearlyhia c clearlyhis y ybIB
bIB duty to ask for a nolle protequi protequiShould proIeCIulShould prosequlShould
Should Xot Tot Try Canes Privately PrivatelyObviously PrhntelyOblou PrivatelyObviousuy
Obviously Oblou ly this order like all orders ordersmust orders ordersmust ordersmust
must be executed not only with fidelity fidelitybut tklelttYbut Ildeittybut
but with discretion and in its spirit plrlt as aswei aswel aswel
wel as It according aCGOldIn to its letter The Tb funda fundamental fulMlamental fundamental ¬
mental Question Que tlon at issue J sue is whether cases casespresenting cuespresenU cnee cneepresenting
presenting presenU prima facie cases in favor of ofthe oCtbe ofthe
the District of Columbia shall be tried triedprivately triedprivately triedprivately
privately by the assistant corporation corporationcounsel cotJOratloncounsel corporationcounsel
counsel In his office or by the judge jud ef eftbe orthe ofthe
the court appointed aJH ntecl by law for or the pur purpose purOSe putpose ¬
pose of trying cue in public and under underthe underthe underthe
the regular procedure of o the courts oC oCJustice o ojttce ofjustice
Justice JusticeThe jttceThe justiceThe
The Commissioners were satisfied by bytheir bytheir bytheir
their Inquiry in August 1994 UN that private privatetrials privatetrials privatetrials
trials in the office of the assistant COt corporation COtporatioR cotporatlon ¬
poration counsel should not be permitted permittedbut permittedbut permittedbut
but that all prima facie cases should be bepresented beprNented bepresented
presented to the Police Court for Its de decision de deci8lon docislon ¬
cision The object of the Commissioners Commissionerswas
was not only that all cases should be betreated betreated betreated
treated impartially but that there should shouldbe sbouldbe shouldbe
be no ground for suspicion of favoritism favoritismon
on the part of f the assistant corporation corporationcounsel corporationCOUftHJ corporationcounsel
counsel They s seee ee no reason why the im improvement improvement improvement ¬
provement then made in this matter mattershould matterhould mattershould
should now be abandoned or Jeopardized JeopardizedG
G G A R TO ERECT TABLETS TABLETSLocal TABLETSLocal TABLETSLocal
Local Organ Org Orgnuizaftlon Ixnjtlon Takes Up Pro ProTision Proislon Provision
vision islon of Congressional Act ActThrough ActThrough ActThrough
Through a general eral order ord r the attention attentionof ttenUonoC
of the comrade c mrad of the Department De tJRent of the tbePotomac thePotomac thePotomac
Potomac Grand Army of the Republic Republicis
is called to the appropriation made by byCongress byqm byC9ngress
Congress qm reltS as per act approved appr ved June 27 27through 7lOuth 7 7trough
through lOuth the offorts of the committee on onlegislation onJegtSktle onlegIeIatIon
legislation Tor or the erection of suitable suitabletablets suItabletablets suitabletablets
tablets to mark historical pisces in the theDistrict theDhltrlet theDistrict
District of Columbia to be expended expendedunder lxpendedunder expendedunder
under the direction of the Joint Commit Committee Commltt Committe ¬
tee t on the Library saWS saWSAM W1OIOI W1OIOIAU 11IOLAll
AM comrades and citizens naving IavIngknowI IavIngknowIedbe avln knowl knowledke kftOwledke
edke or information of important his hfetorfcftl hlstorlettl historicol
torfcftl places within the District are re requested reQuested requested ¬
quested to furnish the location of the thesame theme thesouse
same me in la separate se rate suitable communications communicationsto oommunlc t1ons t1onsto
tc to the Joint Committee on the Library LibraryThe LibraryThe LibraryThe
The annual ann Insp Inspection ctlon and visitation by bythe bythe bythe
the department commander accompanied accompaniedby
by department officers oi and staff to the tbeSoldiers theSoWlers theSoldiers
Soldiers and Sailors Temporary Home Homewill Homewfll Homewill
will be made on the evening of Saturday SaturdayNovember Saturda SaturdaNovember SaturdayNovember
November 24 24At 24At 4 4At
At the regular meeting of Potomac Post PostNe PostNo PostNo
No 11 Grand Army of tbe tbeRepubUc Republic held heldFriday heldfrl heldFriday
Friday frl ay night nl bt It was unanimously resolved resolvedby resolvedby resolvedby
by a rising vote to support in the next nestencampment nextencampment nextencampment
encampment Senior Vice Commander B BF B BF BF
F Graham of Farragut Post No 10 for forcommander torcommandtt forcommander
commander ef the Department De artment = of the Po Potomac Po Poteme Patemac ¬
tomac for the ensuing year and Junior JuniorVice JuniorVice JuniorVice
Vice Commander John Walker of Lincoln LincolnPost LincolnPost LincolnPost
Post No 3 3 for or junior vice commander
D DIYIDEDOE DIYIDEDOECoining VIDED cON ON POLICY POLICYCOl1 PULICYConthig
Coining COl1 ng Boardof J3 BoardofPraIe arlof Trade Elec Election ElectiollCreates Eleetloii ¬
tion tiollCreates tloii Creates Interest InterestMANY ThtcrestMANY InterestMANY
MANY DISAPPROVE NEW IDEA IDEAThiiil IIEAThink EA EAThin1
Thiiil Washington I I Xot ° ot t Uennt to toBe toDe toBe
Be Commercial Center While WhileOthers WhileOthers VhUcOtberH
Others Believe Oldtime Method MethodSimula JJethoIHShoulel MethodsShionlil
Simula Be Aboll AbolllJhecl he l and New NewIHooil Xcv11l00tl cw cwBlood
Blood Injected Into Organization OrganizationAs
1 1As
As the time approaches for Ute annual annualmeeting annua1meeting annualmeeting
meeting of the Board of Trade Tracletomorrow Tracletomorrowni TradetomorrownightInterest tomorrow tomorrownight
night htintereat < interest grows keener in what wh the thepurpose theparJOle thepurpose
purpose of the organisation shall be as asforeshadowed 1Sforeshadowed itsforeshadowed
foreshadowed In Its election of t officers officersSince offiOOrLSince ouilceraSince
Since Friday whea The Washington Her Herald HeraM 11craid ¬
aid set forth the two courses open pon to tothe totheBoard the theHoard tileBOAId
Hoard of Trade Tradeto to follow the traditional traditionalconservatism traditionalI traditIonalconservatisen
I conservatism of the past or to mark out outa outa outa
a new course of action toward the bp bpi hpbuild up upbtditi
i build of the city commercially and Indus Industrially lriausexp Ifldustr1alIymany ¬
trially tr1alIymany many expressions exp of opinion hav havreached have havereached an anbe4
reached be4 this tb office that the time is I ripe ripefor rlpi ripefor
i for the change ehan indicated indicatedLast I1MIIeateclI IndicatedLast
I Last February in a vote of Instructions Instructionsgiven IldtntctlonI Instructionsgiven
I given to its i committee on manufactures manufacturesand manuCcturesaad manufacturesand
and commerce the Board of Trade open openly openly ¬
ly espoused as f tar ar aa voting could do dothe se sethe sothe
the cause ca of commercial commerdai and industrial industrialWashington IndustrialWaahfngton IndustrialWashlngton
Washington At that time its committee committeewas eommlttoQWM committeewas
was directed to prepare a plan for Urine Urineing bringlag
lag factories to the city and to show tho thoadvantage thoa4vaata theadvantage
a4vaata advantage of the Capital as an Industrial Industrialand Indu Industrialand trial trialI
and business center In these instructions instructionsthe InatrueUonsthe Instructionsthe
the board committed itself to the cause causebut cauaebut causebut
I
but it failed at attJaat that time and since nee to topiece topkee toplece
piece in the hands of the commlttco any anyfund anyCUDCl anyfund
fund to be expended ftpetMl c m hi carrying out the theplan tbephut theplan
plan to be mapped out by the committee committeeOther cemmltteeOtbet committeeOther
Other than the printing p1U of the re reI re relJOrU rehJOttI
lJOrU I orts of the committee eommltt and the prep preparation JH JHaratlon preparation ¬
aration of lttM I circulars for distribu distribution dlatrlbutJcn distributists ¬
tion the Board of Trade has done noth nothing nothlog nothing ¬
ing toward the realization of the projectOntRrowH project proJiMLOntJro proJoOtOutgrov
OntRrowH OntJro Organization OrganizationIt
It was however the instruct instructions tone given givento givento ven I
to this committee that really launched launchedthe launchedthe i
the movement for the Greater Washing Washington WuldngI Wuldngton Washington ¬ I
ton which has gained such headway dur during durlac durlug ¬
lug the sunfcner and fall months The Themovement Themovement
i iIftOftJDent
movement has fur tsr outrun the activities of ofte orte ofto
te Board of Trade add now its more pro progressive proe progreisive ¬
gressive e members are asking one another anotherwhether aaot1terwbetber anotherwhether
whether the oldest and most t powerful powerfultrade pctowerrultrade powerfultrade
trade body in the city shall catch up with withthe wltbthe withthe
the movement or settle back into the old oldgrooves oWgrocIIres oldgrooves
grooves of inactivity except m m line with withthe wIththe Ith IthUte
the halfandhalf policy of the payment paymentof JaJDelltof
of the Dtetrfet < expenses and the matters mattenwbich matterswhich matt mattwhich
which have to de directly with wl the mu municipal me mentclpal mantctpai ¬
nicipal government governmentA
A Herald reporter yesterday y erday talked with wtthsome wtt wttIJOme withsome
some flftwn members of the Board of ofTrade ofTrade ofTrade
Trade and and with two exception found foundthem foundthem GUIIdttwln
them eager for a change cba of front 1 MIfer Mt sidfor Mtfor
for taking takn up the new responstbtHMe eSJ I of ofhelping ofbelplag ofhelping
helping forward the movement t for a aGreater aGreater aGreater
Greater Washington The members talk talked talkwith talkad ¬
ed with asked that their names be witb witbTlrcil witbJaeId withhold
hold JaeIdTlrecl
Tired of Policy PolicyOne PolleyOne PolicyOne
One said 1 I am tired of the donoth donothing doDothl doDothlI donothln ¬
ing I ln policy of the Board of Trade as asshown asI as1m asshown I
shown 1m by the attitude ef its board nI of di directors tll directors ¬ i ireeton
rectors and many 1 at et its principal MOlts members Jaem1Ieq MOltsbets ¬
bets I think it high time to break with withtradition withtradition withtradition
tradition and take up the new movement movementin
in earnest erne t and hustle for factories and andnew andnew d dew
new wholesale w and business houses bouesam
1 1 am of the opinion said Id another anotherthat aaotberthat anothertlt
that the Board of Trad Trade should be re reorganised re reriImd ¬
organised riImd so solarge as tobav to have at Ia tworItJDc ezst thisie thisieIan
large Ian working eouunitteenone committees teeeone one for tortrtct Dis District lotrict ¬
trict government and lagfcriattoa one OIMfer OIMferCOIIIIMIft for forcommerce forcommetee
commerce and wholesale trade and one onefor OMtor onefat
for retail trade I also think the time timehas timecome timehas
has come when 1MB the business busip interests Inier o othe of ofthe ofthe
the city should be combined Irto a body bodywhich bodywblch bodywhich
which should be big enough and have havemoney haveJlC havemoney
money JlC Y enough to advertise the th city build builda
a chamber of commerce eo and form the thenucleus theaUicleu thenUcleus
nucleus of a big commercial club clubApproves clubAJJroC1J club3t1provcs
Approves Action ActionI
01 I have been a member of the Board Boardof Boardof Booedof
of Trade T since it started said another anothertrict tHrIt anotherIt
It has done a peat work for this DIll DIlltricL DietricL
tricL It has done it conservatively eouervativetywI and andwisely sadwisely
wisely It baa held Congress in chock chockand dMckand chockand
and the present beauty and grandeur rtthe rt eCthe ofthe
the Capital is doe d e almost t solely to th thwork Ute Utework thework
work of the Board of Trade It Is best bestin tIn bestIn
in my opinion to let well enough alone aloneand aIoDeaD4 aloneand
and leave to the other bodies the working workingout world worldout workingout
out of the lb freight and industrial prob probMIf prolate pro prolouis
te louis louisIf
teHIt
HIt If the Board of o Trade does not tak taksome take takelOIDe takeacme
some decided stand next Monday nigh nighon Jllgbton nighton
on this movement emeRt to build up the city cityI
I shall leave it and cast my lot with the thenew Utinew thenew
new ShIppers and Jobbers body in tb tbhope the thehope thehope
hope that something aetb1n practical may be ac accomplished accom accomphtehed ¬
complished com Md for the business of Washing Washington Washington uhIOf uhIOfton ¬
ton said a fourth fourthThe fourthThe fourthrho
The Board of Trade te dead at the thetop thetop thetop
top and if J It cannot be revivified n vlvlfted by the theinjection theInjection theInjection
injection of new blood in the board 1Io n1 of ofdirectors ofdlrecton ofdirectors
directors It may as well W II disband and amimake ADf1make andmake
make room for MOM more progressive progressivebody proarealvobody progressivebody
body was wa the way another put It ItThe It ItThe ItThe
The sixth man approached said Those TbOlewho Thosewho Thosewho
who criticise the Board of Trade do so sounwisely JIOunwt8el sounwisely
unwisely unwiselyI unwt8el unwt8elI
I have sat in the board of directorof director dlrectoreof
of the Board of Trade e for ten years and anda
a more practical radlcal set of men cannot be befound efound befound
found in Washington True we have not notslopped notalopped notslopped
slopped over lately about this t new trade trademovement trademovement trademovement
movement movement and in my humble opinion opinionthere opiniontbeTe opinionthere
there will be nothing DOtI left in it in the thremonths themonths threemonths
months more to get t excited ltIcl about Wash Washington Washtngton VsuhIngton ¬
ington was never intended for or a manu manufacturing manufactur1ag menufiseturlug ¬
facturing city or Or as a trade tra e city and it itnever itneveI Itnever
never will be such no matter how wild wildthe wildthe wildthe
the people get t about ft It We are doing well wellenough 1ft1tenouch wellenough
enough now so why should we strive striveafter strve1ftH strIveafter
after that which will only bring trouble troublein trou1Hfa troublein
in its wake wakeFor wakFor wakeFor
For Greater Washington WashingtonYes Vasl1infonYes
Yes Yes sir I am in for the Greater Wash Washington Washingtoit Vultbreton ¬
breton movement all the time and I ant antgoing anIOme antgoing
going to the meeting on Monday night to tomake tomake tomake
make my views known by voting and by bymaking bymaking bymaking
making a speech h if I can was the sev seventh seventh soyenth ¬
enth mans enthusiastic reply I am amthoroughly amlhorou assthoroughly
thoroughly lhorou blT sick of the present order of ofthings ofthlnp ofthIngs
things in Washington and want to see it itgrow Itgrow Itgrow
grow into a big manufacturing place and anda aada anda
a place where my boys can learn business businessand businessancl businessand
and not be driven into the departments to tomake tomake tomake
make a living livingTo tvlngTo livingTo
To quote what the others said would be belargely heIarxely belargely
largely to repeat what has been given givenThe genThe givenThe
The notes show by preponderance of evi evidence eldence cvideuce ¬
dence that the members of the Board of ofTrade ofTrade ofTrade
Trade are divided upon the question of the thefuture thefuture thefuture
future policy of the organization The in indications Indlcatlon hidications ¬
dications point N int to an intensely interest interesting Interestlac interestlug ¬
lug session se tomorrow tGmorr w night What the thetenor thetenor thetenor
tenor of the reports will be cannot now nowbe nowbe nowbe
be foretold but It is rumored that the re report re reOIt anport ¬
port of the committee on manufactures manufacturesand manufacturand
and commerce will make recommendations recommendationswhichif recommendationswhlchi recoinniesulationzwhlchif
whichif adopted will lead eventually to a apractical ftpractical apractical
practical reorganisation of the bods bodt If Ifsubmitted IfsubD Ifsubmitted
subD submitted tte4 in the original form it is likely likelyto likelyto likelyto
to call forth discussion and this discus discussion discussion discusslon ¬
sion will undoubtedly be vigorous in its itsexpressions Itaxpregslons itsexpressions
expressions of the past and future policies policiesof
of the tb board
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B frr ft Fh l and Set Food l ooc Q Clean CMantw CleanjFi an antate
jFi tate tw I years ThIs Tld wine k Un Unim unntroaSHd rn rneinaleed
ntroaSHd im > afcd by any u otaer German GermanBiirgtr GermanThrgct
Biirgtr 1 1otg1tt reproduction reproductionS3
S3 Dez Qts S35Q 350 24 Pis PisCHRISTIAN PisCHRISTIAN PtsCHRISTIAN
CHRISTIAN XANDER XANDERasSS XANDERQuanty
Quality clAch 7th 744s 4 Phone PhonoHouse PhoneHouse
asSS House 909 9 09 e I 555 St SSK M274
BAffK HilisW SWINDLERS swi LERS CAUGHT CAUGHTForged CAUGHT CAUGHTForgCd CAUGHTForged
Forged Chccls Cases Unearthed fit fitNew ntXc atNew
Xc New Orleans by Arrests ArresttSNew Arrestsew
New ew Orleans Nov 10 10A A sorM sors orJ J of al alleged alleged allegod ¬
leged bank swindles or Exempted Exemptedswindles aternptedswindles tempt8d tempt8dswIndles
swindles of large caliber were unearthed unearthedhero unearthedhero unearthedhere
hero this afternoon with tin arrest of ofFred ofFred ofFred
Fred Deibel jr a wellknown attorney attorneypracticing attorneypracticIng attorneypractIcing
practicing in the State courts John J JFlanagan JFlnnasnn JFlanagun
Flanagan and Louis Armour Deibel was wasplaced wasplucad wasplaced
placed In jail on an affidavit charging chargingforgery el1argingforgery chargIngforgery
forgery of a check for or < l73St > 11 drawn on onthe onthl onthe
the New York National Exchange Bank BankFlanagan BankFl1nngnn BankFlanagan
Flanagan and Armour are charged cha ed with withcomplicity wlUtcompUclty wItitcomplicIty
complicity in the the forgery and swindling swindlingAccording swindlingAccording swindlingAccording
According to a confession contes ion by Flanagan FlanaganDeibel FtanagonDoibel FlanaganDoibel
Doibel engineered a scheme JlChemeby by which whichArmour whichArm whichArmour
Armour Arm 0 ut posing as a heavy ht aV holder of oftimber orUmboI oftimber
timber lands opened oi ned an account with the theCommercial th thCommercIal theCommercial
Commercial Bank and Trust Company of ofthis otthis ofthis
this city clt depositing depo lUng 990 Sfl Shortly after afterArmour AflerArmour afterArmour
Armour Is said to have gone to the bank bankwith bankwith bankwith
with a check for 1738 118 on the New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York National Exchange Bank and de deposited deposlta doposited ¬
posited this paper Later Armour visited visitedthe visitedthe visitedthe
the officers of the local bank and an announced annoqnced annOqneed ¬
nounced that he wanted to draw on the thechock theahdck theahfck
chock from the New York bank bankFlanagan bankFlanagan f fFJan
Flanagan FJan pn in his alleged confession eont n says saysDeibel sa saysDeibel s sDeibel
Deibel engineered the recent MeCloskey MeCloskeyswindle lItClo MeCloakeyswindle key keyswlnale
swindle by which the law firsts of Mc McCloskey lIc lIcCloskey McCloskey
Closkey Benedict of this city was wasfleeced wasfleeced wstleGCed
fleeced out of 16990 11 on bogus checks In Ina IIIK itsa
a land transaction Flanagan also alleges allegesthat aJlegssthat allegasthat
that Deibel is responsible for directing directingthe dlr directingthe tSng tSngtho
the scheme whereby the Cosmopolitan CosmopolitanBank Cosmopolfbulnank CosmopolitanBank
Bank of this city lost l Lbe QOO in a recent recentforged n eentforged recentforged
forged cheek caseSENATOR case easeSENATOR caseSENATOR
SENATOR CULLOM HERE HEBEDcclnrei HEREDeclarcs HEREDeclares
Declares Tariff Can Only Be Consid Considered Conflhlercl Considered ¬
ered at Extra Session SessionSenator SeNlJloJtSenator SessionSenator
Senator Cullom rf f Illinois arrived in inWashington InWa InWashington
Washington Wa hlncton ye yetJterfoAY ter < > ay and nd has taken up uplite uphis uplila
his residence re at 141 1411 Massachusetts ave aven avenuo awenun
n nun o The Senator has been quoted t in tonewspaper inMp innesupapers
newspaper Mp pen throughout the country eouatry as asfavoring asfavoring asfavoring
favoring a aeclal a special session of Congress C for forthe ferU forthe
the U purpose of considering the tariff re revision rea reatelon reviolets ¬
vision question questionHe
He repudiates the statement and de declared de declared dodared ¬
clared that what he tad l ad said was simply simplythat sbnplythat simplythat
that if tariff revision was to be taken Jr vp vpthis upthis 1 1thl
this thl winter a a special session should be becalled Hcalled becalled
called after March 4 4The 4 4The 4The
The Senator te also quoted as saying sayingthat sayingthat ytll ytllthat
that unless unl there was speedy and effective effectivetariff eKedletarttt effectIvetariff
tariff revision by the RepublIcans the thepeople thepfMJplu thepeople
people of tbe co cotrust coUJJtn wens likely to na natru Intrust
trust the Democratic party with the thework tlMW8rt thework
work When ben shown the statement Sen Senator Senator 3entitor ¬
ator Cotlom said 141 he had made no such suchremark nebremark suchremark
remark remarkFor remarkFor remarkFor
For the first time IP half a century Sen Senator Senator Sonator ¬
ator Cullom did not take an active inter interest InterNt intercut ¬
est in the campaign campU just ended This was wasen wasen wascn
en account of hU h health He I1 has been beenspending been8J beenspending
8J en4ll spending t the summer m 1ft Chicago and at athis atIde t thome
his home at Springfield SpringfieldMEXICAN fteIdMEXICAN SpringileldMEXICAN
MEXICAN UNDER ARREST ARRESTCharged ARRESTClanr ARRESTChinrgeil
Charged Clanr efl will lth Theft lh 1t of Clothing Clothingfrom Clothingfrum Clothingfront
from Local Merchants MerchantsA IerehnntsA
A number of the proprietors of ofhaBd secun secunhand eeetm4 eeetm4baud
hand clothing clothl houses have been complain compJainfag eompIaIaahie complainleg
fag for the past week of the l tens of oftrousers oftto oftrousors
trousers tto from their stock They Theyed suspect eetell suspecteu
ed eu a man IIt who came Into their stores ores oresexpr and andexpressed andexprmoed
expressed expr M8d the intention of purchasing porcbasingsome PDJdaubIcJOlIN purchasingsome
some articles rt1e but who 110 usually left un unsatisfied 1mUsAtHI aniatlslled ¬
satisfied UsAtHI They coincided in the descrip description drtpthou J JtIen ¬
thou that he was a a man who sold house bouncappearance houselug
11 bugs on the Nnet atreet aDd who had tile tileppearaace theappearance
appearance of an Indian Yesterday a aman aman
man answering this description c1eac pUoa was pick picked picked pickd ¬
ed d up by Detective Buriingame who whobrought wbobrourbt whobrought
brought him to the detective bureau bureauwhere bureauwbeN bureauwhere
where he confessed coat to the thefts theftsHe theftsHe theftsHe
He gave his name as Ralph Gonzales aoua a aMexican a1exJean aMexican
Mexican Indian IftCl1aJI and said that be lived on onFourandahalf OftFoarbaIt onFourandahalf
Fourandahalf street Several hundred hundredbugs hundredbaas hundredbugs
bugs were found in his room besides two twopairs twois
pairs 18 of trousers In I his pocket the Mex Mexican XexJcaa Nexcan ¬
ican can had a large collection of keys and anda aJMIAle anda
a file His HIshed method of procedure p it te tesaid fato Islaid
said is I to aft articles under 4 Ms coot cootTHEY coat
white 0 h aoemqdaUng 1DCIRIatin psopeoe tm
lab hack to Mnr him other otherTHEY apparel apparelTIIEY
THEY AGREE TO DISAGREEGustave DISAGREEGustave DISAGREE DISAGREEGustave
Gustave Xnabe and Wife Pile Arti Articles Artioles Artioles ¬
oles of Separation SeparationlnHlmml Separs SeparationHusband tion tionIInhnncl
Husband Promises Jfot ot to Interfere Interferewith Interferewlth Interferevritlt
with Ills Wife WlfeShe iCcShc She Says She Will WillXot WillXot nl nlXot
Xot Run Up Debts Debt on Him HimHaving JllmRa himHaving
Having Ra exhausted every means at atreeoncIUaUett atreconc atrecoefliadand
reeoncIUaUett reconc recoefliadand latIMtDd and having failed to again againrestore apIoreKore againrestore
restore that mutual mat affection and NMllIenee cone confidence conedeuce ¬
deuce which should 111II prevail between man manand JAaIIand manand
and wife 1fe Mrs Mamie Knabe and Qvstav QvstavI QataA GustaveA
I A Knabe have agreed to disagree for forerermore forevermore oc ocevenROJe
evermore and part from one another anotherI aautMreacll anothereeh
I each going goI his or her own way wayArticles wayArticles wayArticles
Articles of separation between Mr and andMrs 8JMIMrs andMrs
Mrs Knabe ware Bled ta the register of ofdeeds 0cleeds ofdeeds
deeds office yesterday The document is isbased Ishued Isboaed
based on the declaration that insurmount hisurniountable insurmountable UQt UQtble ¬
able ble differences exist between husband husbandand a1lllKltdaOO husbandand
and wife Both thought best for the thefuture t1Mfuture thefuture
future to live apart apartMr apartMr apartMr
Mr Knabe who is a clerk in the t city citypostoffice clt7poetatnee citypostoffice
postoffice releases his wife from frt m her herduties herduU herduties
duties duU as such and agrees that Mrs rs Knabe Knabehereafter Knabehlreatter Knsbhereafter
hereafter be free from his authority He Hesays Hesay Hesays
say says he will not compel her to live UV with withhim wtthhim withbbs
him and he promisee he will not inter interfere Interfere interfore ¬
fere with her in any y shape or form He Hedeclares HecJeearu Hadeelares
declares on oath that his wifes property propertysbftll propertyabftU propertyshall
shall be her own sole e and separate Ie e prop property proprty property ¬
erty rty and that he has no right to touch touchit touchIt touchit
it It and wont touch it It Mrs Knabe 1 set surrenders sorrenders setrenders ¬
renders all her property rights as wife wifewidow wifewidow ICe ICewidow
widow heir or next of kin against her herhusband Jeerltuttblu14l herhuabisnd
husband or his estate For this sew surrender S1Irrender sewrender ¬
render Mr Knabe agrees a eea to pay Mrs MrsKnabe MrsKna1Je MrsKnabe
Knabe the sum au of f1I 7N 0 and she promises JIIOIItIHsnot prosnisecnot promisesnot
not to run up any debts on Mm after afterthis afterth afterthls
this th
thisThe
The foregoing agreement to separate is isthe 18the Isthe
the result of a a suit for divorce c1fv ree recently recentlyffied reeeatlySUed recentlytiled
SUed by Mrs Kaabe against her hue husband hUlband hueband ¬
band Although Alt eugh only married six months monthsMrs men monthsMrs ths
Mrs Knabes measure of domestic Infelic InfeUeIt Infelicity ¬
ity judging from her bill of complaint complaintmust complaintIBMt complaintmust
must have been full to overflowing over cnhq She Shealleged SIeaUepa Shealleged
alleged in her petition that the man manwhom manwhom manwhom
whom once upon a time and that tn t not notlong notlong notlong
long ago she loved better than her own ownlife own11ft ownlife
life treated her with ith cruelty cru lty and with withInhumanity wIthInhumanity withInhumanIty
Inhumanity and that he assaulted uUId her herShe herShe herShe
She claimed that be slapped her and andmaimed andmaimed andmaimed
maimed her body that he subjected her herto herto herto
to the great indignity of spitting in her herface herface herface
face and mortified her in public places placesby placesby placesby
by making threats of violence against againsther againsther agaInsther
her He threatened to kill her she al alleges alllbes alheges ¬
leges and she avers that on August 24 24last SfInst 21last
last he was convicted in the Police PoliceAnother PoliceCourt PoliceCourt
Court for lL assault u1t and battery on her herAnother herAnother
Another chapter of his his negligence as asloving a aJovln aloving
loving Jovln husband Mrs ra Knabe alleges An was wasthat wasthat wasthat
that he failed Inll to provide her with 1U the thenecessities thenecessities thenecessities
necessities of life liC and that therefore she shewas shewas shewas
was wholly dependent upon her father fatherbeing fatherbeing fatherbeing
being herself herM unable to earn a Mvetthood MvetthoodMrs JvelthoodMrs vel1hood vel1hoodMrs
Mrs Knabe claimed her h l husband h earned earneda earn d
a salary of 75 per month that he is the theowner theowner theowner
owner of 1334 Emerson street northwest northwestvalued northwestvalued northwestvalued
valued at DOM i0lS and that he has ba about about2OOO
2000 on deposit depositI tt ttI
I I Levels Hanr Is Dead DcndLevyis Denl1I DeadI4OPj5
Levyis I4OPj5 B Bear ar a sewing aewln machine mer merchanti merChant userchaent
I chanti Chant engaged in business at K7 m 7 F street streetdied streetdied Streetdied
died jWerday 3asterday morning at a t his Mme 10IG 10IGH 1016H 1006H
H strbet str Jo3tterd1 et northwest Mr Baar was Was soy seventysix se seentys soyentysix ¬
entysix entys years of age and had been in inbusiness InbUsfne InbusIne
business busIne in Washington Vashln on for more than thanforty thMforty thanforty
forty Years The deceased decea pd was u born in inGerman inG InGermni
G German rmanb find Rmlcame came to America a half halfcentury halfcentury halfcentury
century tai ego go locating at once In I Washing Washington Washington Washlngton ¬
ton He Rei was a member of the Washing Washington Washington VablngI ¬
ton Hebrew Heb w Congregation and of the Ma Masonic Masonc Masonic ¬
sonic sonc frafemlty fternity eTnity He is survived by three threesons threesons threesons
I sons and andthree three daughters Arrangements Arrangementshave Arrangementshave Arrangementshave
have beer bee been made for his ll funeral
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of your paper p per and the sales made as a result thereof thereofjustify thereof thereofjtistify c cjuStify
justify us in continuing it itWishing itishing itWishingyou
Wishing Wishingyou you a continued continuedsuccess success we remain remainRespjsct remainR remainRespectfully
Respjsct R Respectfully RespectfullyHAYESSHARP spe crt fully fullyr full y yHAYESSHARP
r HAYESSHARP RMItfY CO COPer COPer COPer
Per Edgar M IL Hayes
jo NO DECISION IN OIL CASE CASEHead GASEHead CASEHead
Head of Trust May iay Answer to Crim Criminal Criminal Griminal ¬
inal Indictments IndictmentsDepartment IndiotmentsDelUirtment IndiotinentsDepartment
Department of Justice DlHCu DlHCuC DicuJCIjOH DicuJCIjOHCa1le DiscuswsCase
Case C e In Iniiouncc but Is Nut ot Yet Ready t9 isflounce l l1ICt1ne
flounce Action ctlon to Be Qtailron Qtailronready lTslkcmTbe J1aiitinThe
The Department fJl J Juste not Jet Jetr yetresdy
ready to aanovince IM ate whether l It w wOK wtIIJKeHC begin begincrinrfwal begincriminal
criminal proseevtion JKeHC itajatost last tbo ttIIIIIor oncers oncersof edicersof
of the Standard Oil Treat TmstTMs TratTIde TreatThis
TIde phase of the governments con contempat contemplaed contemted
templaed tempat d loud action agatost the trust trustoccupied tnIHeccgpled trustoccupied
occupied the greater ter part of oflong yesterdays yesterdayslong yesterdayslong
long conference between Assistant t At Attorney Attorney AttelneT ¬
torney General Partly the lending 1edIngDwrter tnist tnistbuster uat uatbuster
buster and Special Attorneys Kellogg XeSogsand XeIIogSlId Kelloggnod
and MerrIness Attorney t General Moody Moodywas Moodywas 004 004as
was as dot of the city lIlt IIn whereabouts whereaboutswas whereaboutsWas Mftaboutswu
wu was unknown It was announced at the thedeparunont thefeparUllMtttbat theeportsaont
feparUllMtttbat deparunont that he wont would mum today tcMIqorIt todayIt todyIt
It SB miisntSiJ IItbat that a a further conference eoaferaneeover eozrfflloethe conferenceover
over the Stan St rri Oil will fee hold to tomorrow to toM01IOw tomorrow ¬
morrow morrowCertain M01IOwCerWu morrowCertain
Certain ofldnls who hare kept in touch touchwith t80ehwltb touchwith
with the nrognts of event UI express xs their theirbelief UIeIrbeUef theirbelief
belief that criminal jtrSsacnUons pre will DOt notbe DOtbe DOtbe
be decided anon 1IfMH1 Others equally well In Informed sformed hiformed ¬
formed say 1 y that If there is i one fact bet better bettel bettsr ¬
tel established tMl than another tiler ta this con connection COIIuctIoa connectlon ¬
nection it is that John D Rockefeller Rockefellerand Rockefellerand eDer eDeraacI
and other trust omctate will be forced to tothe tothe i ithe
the bar of 1 justice to defend clef Indictments hvBctmentsfor Indictmentsfor I Ifor
for misdemeanor misdemeanorTbe UIIademeaaOfThe iisdemesnOrThe
The Sherman antitrust law makes it a amisdmeanor aintedmeatsor i
misdmeanor lDi punishable by a maximum maximumflue lDUlmumfI maximumfine
flue fI of MM 010 or a years imprisonment ooment or orboth orbGth I I00lh
both 00lh for every person who shall baU make makeany makeany I IUy
any contract combination in the fom fomof fosaof I Iottr
of ottr trust t or otherwise or conspiracy ht htrestraint hirestn4nt I
restraint of trade or commerce among the theseveral theseveral I
several Rveral States or with foreign tor p nations nationsor oatJoDa1 oatJoDa1Ot
or who shall monopolies or attempt to tomonopolize tomonopolize tomonopolize
monopolize or combine or conspire with withany withaRY withany
any other person peI8Oi or persona to monopo monopolize monopolime ¬ I IIt
lime It any part of the trade or commerce commercectC aercee aerceIt
ctC c
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It is these provisions of the law that thatthe tbatthe thatthe
the Department of Justice is now con considering con8kterl connidering ¬
sidering 8kterl Commissioner Gaxfieid of the theBureau tbeBureau theBureau
Bureau of Corporations m fa ilk exhaustive exhaustiveoil
oil Investigation piled up a vast army ana of ofdamaging ofdamastng ofdamaging
damaging facts to prove his contentions contentionsthat cIOAteDUoatbat eontntlosthat
that the growth of the business of the oil oiltrust On Ontrust oiltrust
trust had been accomplished by unfair unfairmethods untairmtthod unfairmethods
methods methodsUpon mtthodrpoll methodsLpos
Upon the questions of discriminations discriminationshe
he said that they have been so Img Imgcontinued I 1mgcontinued 1AC 1ACconttnued
continued so secret so ingeniously ln enIotIaIy ap appMed ap applied a apiled
plied to new conditions of trade tn4e and so solarge so1arKe solarge
large in amount as to make it certain certainthat Crta1nthat certainthat
that they were due te concerted action aetl n by bythe bythe bythe
the Standard and the railroad railroadThe ralkoacITbe raIlroadThe
The Department of Justice is applying applyingthe appI7I appI7Ithe applyingthe
the law to these offenses It will be beknown ekuoWft beknowit
known in a few days what its action will willbe willbe willbe
be I IiDNTIPIESDEAD
IDENTIFIES D iDNTIPIESDEAD NTIFIES DEAD MAN MA27Womnn MANomnn MANWomnn
Womnn omnn Recognizes Morgue Picture PIctureas
as Likeness of Herman Hcrwigr HcrwigrBy HerwigBy lierwigBy
By means of a picture taken take by the tbemorgue the1DOt1ue themorgue
morgue authorities the detective bureau bureauhas bureauhas bureauhas
has been able to identify the man who whowas whowas whowas
was killed by a train on the Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniarailroad PennaylTanlarailroad Pennsylvaniarailroad
railroad last week and whose name until untilyesterday uatllyesterda untilyesterday
yesterday was unknown unknownHe unknonHe unknownHe
He is Herman Herwig He probably from fromPittsburg fromPlttsburg fruitsPittsburg
Pittsburg but his home has not been beendefinitely beendellnltely beendefinitely
definitely ascertained a ertalned Mrs Abrams AbraJll81tth AbraJll81tthwhom with withwhom withwhom
whom Herwig formerly boarded board ht this thiscity tbJadt thiscity
city dt was able to Identify him from his htepicture 11I8picture hispicture
picture but as he had boarded with her heronly Iteronly heronly
only a few days she wiis unable uRa le to give givehis 81 81his givehis
his home location locationA locationletter
A letter found in his room addr addrHerwig addressed ecl to toHerwig toHerwig
Herwig Is thought by Inspector Board Boardman DoanIman Boardman
man tohnve to have some connection with an m mvonti In Inontin invontlon
vonti ontin < min In which the dead man was In Interested m mterestoo hiterestod ¬
terested terestooGen a
Gen Drain in the City CityGen Cft CftGen CityGee
Gen James S Drain late adfclant jotaat general gen Pheral getseral ¬
eral of tbe State of Washington was wt In tathte InU inthis
this U 8 city yesterday as the guest of Cot ColE CotE CodE
E J Dlmmlck inspector of small arms armspractice armspractice armspractice
practice for th the < District of Columbia
BOTTLES NOT PULL SIZE SIZEDniry SIZEDalr SIZEDairy
Dairy Dalr People Pebplc Are Notified Not to Use UseCertain UIeCertnin UseCerium
Certain Brands XIranilMlit DranclHIa BrandsIn
lit a report of Sealer of Weights and andMeasure andMean andMeasures
Measure Mean W C C Haakell submitted bmlttK to totbe totbe tothe
tbe Commissioners yesterday it was said saidthat aidtbat saidtht
that an investigation 1 tlptJou of the dairies d of the theDistrict tbeDIafb1et theDistrict
District has shown that the bottles bottIeaare need needare usedaxe
are within the standard adopted a by the thePOTny OMc theCosninleiaiSrs
POTny c CosninleiaiSrs wtth the exception oa tit tittboIte ofthose f fthose
those of the Standard Dairy and Ice Ootn Ootnpany 0pIU11 tsIIpatsy
patsy The ann is is stated has Hs m mcoa tilscontinued Hscontinued
continued coa ue4 business bu but their bottles bottIe art artscattered aNMtttered ausscattered
scattered throughout the city and lidued are areused areused
used by nearly all the milk dealers dealersThe deaJenThe dealersThe
The bottles of W B Dodge e wk WM can eM eMtbauect eontinned 1 1tinned
tinned the business buata under the name of tbe tbeStandard tbeS theStaadard
Standard S Dairy were found te be correct correctwith cwredwt correctwith
with wt the exception of a few sntd to have havebeen havebeets Ye Yebeen
been acquired from rain the old nrm These Theseare TMeeare Theseor
are or said by the inspector to hold thirty thirtyounces t1 thirtyounces rty rtyouncea
ounces to the quart Instead 41 of thirtytwo thirtytwofifteen tillrt7tWlOftfteea thirtytwoflfteea
fifteen ounces to tbe pint msend of six sixteen sixteen Mxteen ¬
teen teen and seven and aa a quarter te the half halfpint baI1plDt hafpint
pint instead of eight eightNotice etPtN eightNotice
Notice N o has been gives ctv to tboae con conmarked concerned concorned
corned to discon discontinue nue the Me of ofmarked bottles bottlesmarked
marked Standard Dairy and Ice 1 Com Coropanjt Comas CornPL
panjt as they hey do not conform with the theMEXICAN theataa4arde thestandards
standards In tM oalee of the sealer of ofaM ofweIhhts
weIhhts aM JIMUII JIMUIIMEXICAN me ourOs ourOsMEXICAN
MEXICAN WAR VETERAN DEAD DEADNewell DEADNewelllL DEADI DEADNewell
I
NewelllL Newell H ii Stevens of War Depart Department Department Department ¬
ment Passes Away AwayVaji Awayu AwayWas
Was Vaji u HiKhfjflve HIJh1y e Years of Age anti anilRelnted anclUclnted antiRelated
Related to Grover Cleveland ClevelandOther OleclnmlOther ClevelandOther
Other Deaths in Washington WashingtonThe WashingtonTb nllbillgtonThe
The Tb tot death of Kowell H HeWat7aw Stevens aged agedeightyfive agede1t7ve
eightyfive an 1 employe lSiOe of the War De DeElghth De DeI8111Deat Dojmrtment
I8111Deat veteran r Uae X Muicbona war waraM warand
aM second ccauIn in oC exPteIIWeDt CIe CIeland Eieve Eieveland
land land occurred yesterday at atElabth his hiline hilineEighth
Eighth street northeast Death tIa resulted resultedfrom rfA1t rfA1tlr resultedfrom
from lr m heart failure failureThe failureThe failureThe
The deceased was born in Peterboro PeterboroN oro oroN
N Y and ad at t the ape or thirty marries marrtoffMiss JMn1eaKia marriesMiss
Miss Diantha Jewett of Baltimore He Heserved Heaernd Heserved
served in the Mexican ex1can war with Duncans Duncansartillery DuacansartlUery Duncansartillery
artillery battery benta being captured with an anambulance anambulaaee anunbalance
ambulance train by the Mexicans J18 and andheld an4held andheld
held a prisoner Pio for seven ftft months At the theend theend theend
end of that time the American army en entered enred entoted ¬
toted red Mexico City and he was released releasedAfter releuedAfter releasedAfter
After the declaration of peace he was wastbe wasthe wasthe
the last American to leave that t at city dtyDuring cityt cityDurlag
During the t civil war he was placed at atAlexandria atAJexa8cb1a atAlexandria
Alexandria in charge of army supplies suppliesand supplJeland suppilesand
and superintended their shipment from fromthat fIOJllbat froststhat
that point He was atoo at one time uMe mill military milltary 11 11tary ¬
tary storekeeper at the Pikesvili Arsenal Arsenaland Aneaaland Arsenaland
and hospital steward at Fort MeHenry MeHenryMr MeHenryMr MclienryMr
Mr Stevens is survived by his widow widowand wlclowan widowand
and < two daughters Mrs George G e H Wood Woodand Woodand YoodaDd
and Mrs N D Streeter of Philadelphia PhiladelphiaHe Pblla elphla elphlaHe
He was a member of the Grand Army Armyof Armyof Armyof
of the Republic and of the Knights IOti hts < of ofPythias oCPylldN ofPythias
Pythias having held office in I the last lastorganrsatlOH JutpAlatioR lastorgisnisatlos
organrsatlOH Funeral services will be beheld 1tebeId beheld
held Monday afternoon in St St James JamesChurch JameeCburch iaaweChurch
Church
Ylrf Yitimc tTLUiis IJM cf c Heart Failure FailureThe FailureThe FailureThe
The death of Mr William Lanahan Lanahanaged Lanahanaged Lanabanaged
aged seventysix eve bllix years occurred oc urred at the thehome the thebome thehome
home of his daughter in 1 Second street streetsouthwest streetlIOuth1Wt streetsouthwest
southwest yesterday morning mor Early yes yesterday yea yeaterday yesterdeir ¬
terday Mr Lanaban left his home 816 K Kstreet Kstreet Kstreet
street southwest and walked to the home homeof homeor homeof
of his daughter da where shortly shortl alter his hisarrival h harrival hisarrival
arrival he was attacked by 1 1 heart failure failureTbe failureThe failureThe
The physician who has summoned found foundMr foundMr foundMr
Mr Lanahan dead upon his arrival at te thehouse tehou tehouse
house e Mr Lanahan was as born in Ireland Irelandbut Ire Irebut Irelanil Irelanilbut
but bad spent many years in this city He Heis Heill HeIs
is survived by a widow and six children childrenOne childrenOne childrenOne
One of his b sons Is In the local lire ftredepart ftredepartment depart department departmost ¬
ment and another in the police depart department departJllebt departmeat ¬
meat H Ie leaves two married daughters daughtersand cJauglltecsaJHI daughtersand
and a single one Mis Miss Maggie Lanahan Lanahanwho Lanahanho Lanahanwho
who ho is employed in I the Bureau of En Engraving Enravlng Engraving ¬
graving ravlng and Printing PrintingYOUR Printll1lI
I SAW YOUR OUk AD IN THE HERALD
Quality ualityTailoring Tailoring for Men qf f Taste TasteWe TasteWe
We especially cater to the man of re refinement refinementthe refinementthe ¬
finement finementthe the man who appreciates appreciatesquality appreciatesquality appreciatesquality
quality style and superior workman workmanship workmanship workmanship ¬
ship and a perfect fit The Suits and andOvercoats andOvercoats andOvercoats
Overcoats we cut and tailor are guar guaranteed gu guaranteed r ranteed ¬
anteed to please the thetasty tasty dresser dresserJOHN dresserJOHN dresserJOHN
JOHN J COST1NETT Maker of Quality Clothes ClothesEstablished ClothesEstablished ClothesEstablished
Established 1884 61820 14th Street Str et eth
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OPPOSED TO A FACTORY Cffl CfflArt OITYArt OIPIArt
Art Club Thinks Capital Should ShouldHave Sho ShouldHave d dHave
Have Few Industries Industries3Iny IndustriesIn IndustriesMay
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May In Take Concerted Action to Bring BrlnsMatter Drln DrlnIntter BringMatter
Matter tp for the Consideration Considerationof ConJIIlderntIot1 ConJIIlderntIot1of
of Congress Congr H at Next cxt Session SessionOpposition SeslonOppoeltlon SessionOppoi4tIn
Opposition to the Greater Washington Wasttogfcaaproject W Wproject Washingtonproject
project on the groan ground that It will wRtke toni t tmake t tmake
make ke of the Capital a manufacturing manufacturingthus atctd g gthua cftar cftarthus
thus destroying its architectural 1H IIaQau b bham linatu linatuhas
has received the indorsement ta of tile Qs Qsrombia c cIumWa Cokuebla
rombia Heights elskb Art dub dubIn ClubIn fIubIn
In a paper on Municipal Art robolkletl robolkletlby suhidLteby
by Mrs William E E Andrews a Aeetted Aeettedstand dedliedstand c
stand was taken against st stmanufaet8rl enoouting enooutingmanufacturing noom s BS BSmanufacturing
manufaet8rl manufacturing interests in Washing WashingIn W Washington WashingtonIn
In relation to the subject Mrs An Andrews Adrews Andrews ¬
drews said saidOur wOUr saidOur
Our Capital City eu should express expr hi Us Usmunicipal IUL Itsmunicipal
municipal L life te the hia hii ideals of t U UtJoaa tbe na nation nolion ¬
lion It seems 1M se JnI to methe meltMl me the imperative dft dftor duty dutyof dutyof
of every woman m In s patted 1n1ed Sqrip Srts M Muse JWI in inma
use her imiueuce to the Umit of ofto IttOfeffc IttOfeffcto hoc hocto
to check the tide or bint1menL ntintent ellt t3fKtHrfe t3fKtHrfeens sisaL tJftem jr jrens
ens to desecrate our nattonai t1oaaI home homenmke JIotn JIotnJIIke and andsnake
snake It it a manufacturing city dtyThe cityrIIe cityrho
The United States is fuR of ofcities ofcities ofcities
cities where the beautiful buildings an anMack aNbtack areblack
Mack with smoke from fromup belching eMsa eMsaceasing
up 57 and Ute huM C 1n industry 1l8tl7 1l8tl7eeasm Is nmsr nmsrceasing
eeasm eeasmWe ceasingWe ceasing ceasingWe
We are glad to be 2 a nation rttIOts t ef efeaterpr1lle such saekenterprise suchenterprise
enterprise strength and energj INK let 1st0s etJllake letus
0s make out Capital City to its I innniiilfsil innniiilfsilHt 1J 1Jexpseaa
Ht to express the purposes purlCJllMideals hopes cat catideate sadideals
ideals of ear ur nation nationhm nattonXn nationMrs
Xn JMhew said the que fit ink inkbig f faedve
hm active ttve steps Ite in oppo oppaIiIItioa tion to ta taGreater ua uaGnaier theGreater
Greater Washington movement WIOftIIIeDteodar nt iho ihocoming th thcowi
coming cowi sdsskw of Congress WM wuUoa wasconsideration wsm wsmcoittktaratkHi
consideration Uoa by the club clubDIED clubDIED clubDIED
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