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NO 36 t WASHINGTON D C MONDAY NOVEMBER 12 121906 1906 ONE CENT
a BURGLAR IN PISTOL PISTOLDUEL PISTOLDUEL T01 T01DIIEL
DUEL KILLS VICTIM YICTIffiSecond VICTIMSacoJHl YIOTllaacomFPitts1nug
Second aacomFPitts1nug < Pittelmrg PittsbnrgCitiz Citizen to toJte to1leSlaill toe
1leSlaill Jte e Slain 1a i n nBOLD in Ten Days DaysTJfYTTV D ys ysBOLD
jVLjJ BOLD TJfYTTV aJJbJSJJ DMD TVTFTFn D AT UJf OF OFfarime n THUGS THUGSarinie JbtLUijyb JbtLUijybGrime TPTIkC <
Grime Committed in Fashion Fashionable Fns11iollable pion pionable
able Residence District DistrictPopulace DistrictPOltuIoce Districtpopnlnce
Populace Alarmed at ConditionsWhich Conditions ConditionsWhich ConditionsWJllcb
Which Police Seem Powerless to toRemedy ioRcmeelyJlnrder toRemedyMurder
Remedy RcmeelyJlnrder Murder of Henry Uenr F Smith SmithIn Smithin Smithin
In His Fathers Home Hon7 Atrocious AtrociousBandtohand AtroeiouHHnndtohand AtrociousHandtohand
Bandtohand Struggle In Kitchen KitchenAfter Kitcbentter Kitchenlttter
lttter After tter Both HaTe Emptied Pistols PistolsPlttafcWE PIstolsPI PistolsPitthbutg
t
PlttafcWE PI Pa p Nov N ILPittsbnrs wh whsatms wJdek wJdeks WdNdk WdNdkseams
seams s stini sfcnply ill teeming with inurflnpsn inurflnpsnhighwaymen murdat IIH IIHW ana anahlghwTAten
highwaymen W iI7JMa burglars and thugs e IIf 9fflT 9fflTdaKrJpttan fIfllrdacrJ dl dldehcdAUsn
daKrJpttan dacrJ received another Mow We at tIq tIqbkw day daybr y ybPsak
bkw br bPsak ic when fIR Henry F Smith a prosperous prosperousywtng PMID proe proeyoung I11116 I11116Wtmg
young bneineec man BIa of tile fmshtanaWe fmshtanaWeBast taMl naWaBut fishableUnmet
But End district was shot to death de8tk1il de8tk1ilNil iiitile te teMs
Ms tile awn house in a a duel with withMUrderer a ltwagl swatec swatecTfle
Tfle 4 murderer escaped escapedThis e capedTMi1ll escapedThk
This TMi1ll to the second murder in the fash fuhIemab1e hshlonable fashionable ¬
ionable part of Pittabnrg Plt wttMn the last buttten lastten lastten
ten days James M McMillan PKtsbnrg PKtsbnrgrepresentative Pktaba PktabarepreaentaUve Pittsburgrepresentative
representative of a New York house was washeld wuheld washeld
held up by highwaymen in sight t of his hisown hisGwtl hisawn
own hove killed and his body thrown thrownto throwp throwpto tbrowphto
to one slatJ sMe of toe street streetPittaburg streetPittabtlrg streetPittaburg
Pittaburg residents are simply paralysed paralysedat pa paat Para r d dat
at the present cnodttJoa coo idon of affairs alfalrslIMt alfalrslIMtnlurdef atrtt Themurder The Tnemurder
murder of this morning was U8 particularly particularlyatrocious particularlyatrocious particularlyatrocious
atrocious After a terrible handtohandstruggle handtohand handtohandstruggle haDdhalMlrunte
struggle runte with the burglar brc lr dining which whichesjeh whichmah blch blchb
esjeh man emptied eJR his revolver Henry F FSmith FStakh FSMkh
Smith twentyfive twentyfiveUnI years of age was wasMMed waakilled waskmaA
killed hi Ms home at North St Clair Clafaratxtet ClairaDd Clairt9treet
atxtet and Elfin avenue aven in the theta fashiona faahtonabie fashionable ldonabIit ¬
ble BI HtenJaad haand Park district districtAwakened districtAwnkcncd rict rictiwnkened
Awakened by b Jfoise JfoiseTan X oifSe oifSeh oiscTe
Tan killing occurred asotit 4ie oclock oclockJoeepfc oclockJoeeplt eJt eJtJ
Joeepfc J F sSmitlt Smith the young loans father fatherand fatheraM fathersad
and hte lie wife were awakened awalt by the theSevan theIBM thea
a IBM Sevan + tt ds K f th U shots and rushed down downatafcv downt downotahs
t atafcv fe thlaa their only son dying on the theMtchm theJdteIIeII theIdtcdt
Mtchm Idtcdt gear aorr with two bullet boles hole in his bisboojr hisbodJr hisbody
body boojrIt bodJrIt bodyIt
It 9segts aem that young Mr Smith S tth heard hearda
a nob axley timrastaiia and getting aetti his re revorwer re revohe revoieeir
vorwer vohe whet tv tolBvestlpte tolBvestlpteWJNa investigateWbsn investigate investigateWfcen
Wfcen he opened the door to the dining clbdnctbe diningreaav dhtingreeatae
reaav reeatae tfee thief was evidently standing standingJtt ng ngau
tit tM buffet Du et piling silverware together togetherH t togetherBe er erHe
H He heard the door open turned and andUse qd1IHII andtoward
Use 1IHII toward the sound eo hut the bullet bulletflew bulletflew
flew wad and lodged in the upper part partof partof partof
of the doer Almost simultaneously ultaneoMly with withthe wtthtM withthe
the burglars 1 shot young Smith fired aim aiming at atlab aiming ¬
ing at the flash aabat tat the others otber weapon weaponafakcff weapofakcs weaponfakes
fakes Dante for Kitchen KitchenAppareatly Kitchent
Appareatly as soon as a the th shot bet thehue the thebwgiar thesIN
t
bwgiar hue sIN made a dash for the kitchen kitchenand Jdtelle1UId kitchenS
S and sw Smiths Bret shot missed him Hear Hearing Heari
ing i hj I is antagonist move Bmlth 8lDltItto rushed rurtsdto
to nttercent him They reached Ihekitchen Ihe tMkiUh he hekitchen
kitchen a each flrhig rlng at Btthe the other other bat e ebuDeta 4he 4hebullets
bullets Nosed in th the walls ails At last JutPlled Smith Smithgjftpftoll smithg1
gjftpftoll g1 Plled with the hit Intruder ruder and received receiveda
a shot in the right thigh just below the thexrtjto the1V thegrltu
xrtjto xrtjtoNotwithstanding
Notwithstanding 1V < w1 his injury b 1lrY Smtth eon contimied eontbe
timied the struKte stru te At t last the thief thiefmanaged t tto thiefTaaaaged
managed to get this fate weapon wea against againstSmiths apIDstSMIths agssinstSedtbs
Smiths left breast t and fired The shot shotpenetrated otMDet1ated shotpenetrated
penetrated the lung and Smith mlth loosened loosen loosened IooeenhW ¬
ed his hold on his adversary adve ary and tell telld felldying ell elldying
dying d to the floor floorYoung ftoorY01IDg floorYoung
Young Smith pith managed to gasp some someof MIneof someof
of the details before he died diedHATPIff diedr diedJIATPIN diedHATPPIh
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HATPIff PIERCES HIS HEART HEARTTonne HEART1oun HEARTYonng
Tonne 1oun 3Itin Stnblietl by Girl l but > tit He HeConceals noC FieConceals
Conceals C nceaP Her Identity Identityaeranton IdcntU IdentitybAten
aeranton bAten 11 Pa Nov iLAt UM ll ock oclock oclockthffe oclockDr k kthis
this morning Dr Miles Gibbons was called calledto calledtG calledto
to ilea tl e home of fhomas Dougherty on onEast onEa
East 3 et Drinker street Dunmore a suburb suburbof suburbfII suburbet
of this city and f wad nd Dougherty suf sufforing sufterbl swtfring
foring from a hatpin hairpin wound in the theHeart tMMart theheart
Heart He e was WUUDCOlUlC1oua unconscious part of the thetime theue thethus
time ue tai growing weaker every minute minuteIn minuteI minuteIn
In I response lUll n to questions Dougherty Doughertysaid Doupertysaid Doughertysaid
said that be would refuse to give the theMUM thefill thename
MUM af the girt as he was fooling wit wither with withher withher h
her when the mishap occurred and andwas she shewas ewas
was net te blame blameAccording blameAcu blameAcoadIng
According Acu to Dougherty the stabbingwith stabbing stabbingwit tabbiJllwtUt
wit with the hatpin was uot ot done in anger angerBat aQplBat angerBut
Bat tile pit pierced the fifth rib and en entwafl ent entend
tend t the apex anex of f the heart breaking 1Ne Into Intothree IDtopieces Intothree
three at pieces sees One niece wss found In Inthe IntIN Inthe
the heart at the autopsy this afternoon afternoonHe afterneoGHe afternoonHe
He was removed to the State Hospital Hospitalwhere HoepitaJW Hospitalw
where w + iNes he wed ten minutes mmut after his hi adtelissoMn ad adMAY acIMAY
telissoMn telissoMnMAY
MAY DISCIPLINE HARRIS HARRISObjection XARRISUbJectIon FRRiSObjection
Objection to Xesrrees and Whites 1tltes i iSnme in inSame inSnme n
Snme School SchooliXot ZVot Relished RelishedChicago RCUHhccJCIdc3o RelishedChicago
Chicago Nov 11 UBEC8use Because President A AW AW AW
W Harris of Northwestern Nortbw stem University Universityi Universitydoes +
d does i net think t negro and white cMklr cMklrhhetdd children childrenDhetrtd a ar
r Dhetrtd be sent to the same schools there theretalk theretaIk thereItalk
Italk talk of an attempt to discipline the edu educator educator editSome ¬
cator catorSeme
catorSeme
Seme Someoaior members Rl ben of the theunJvenity university faculty facultythink facultytbtDk facul faculthink ty
think expressions ex of the kind unbecom unbecoming unbecomlag a aIftgrom ¬
lag Iftgrom from the head of a church educational educationalinstitution educationalhtatltudOlt educationalItotitudon
institution others hint that t they think thinkDr tlUnkDr thin thinDr
Dr Harris tvs wawa right though perhaps perhapsaets too toooutspoken tookeR
outspoken aets oken keR tn his views viewsPrseJdMit vie1qPr8lllldt viewsPresident
President Harris address was made last lastThursday lastTlmcscJqr It ItT at
T Thursday before the Mews en Club of St StLukes St1Atks StLukes
Lukes Church ChurchI
I shrink he said 0eV every 7 time I enter entera entea r
a OOIroom school room and see black children sit sitting sltUg sittieg ¬
ting with white heir mingling wit witDuo with withoao withilliG h
Duo another makes the atmosphere atmospherehaavy atJIIoepberehvy atuloapbeheaxy re
haavy haavyNorthwestern hvyNort1h heaxyNorthwestern
Northwestern Nort1h University Ual ty has permltt permlttnegro permitted permittednegro permittednegro
negro students to matriculate in the past
bat b t there are only two in a rr fwe theer theersaM theerat thee theeat r rdot
at preeeat President ar lr t ta 1lu dot BOtsaHI
saM that he intends to dtec dlasge > < ige further furthernagro furtherttflglC furl furlNegro
Negro enreitmentGAS enrellment enrellmentGAS MrellmentGAS
GAS CONGERS IN BAD MOVE MOVERaise MOVEHallie MOVERaise
Raise of Price to ConKnmcrN Conll umcrM De Develops Declo DCvelohs ¬
velops clo 1J That It Hax la I Xo PrnnclilNC PrnnclilNCBeaver Frnl1chlHeBeer FranehiMeBeaver
Beaver Fans Pa Nov 11 1lWM When n th thMa tb tbM t tMnllhaetwt h
M Ma Mnllhaetwt nAetMrers + n Light and Heat Com Comttvtllled Company Companynotified CoIapaaynotified PaaY
notified its customers cu tomers that after October Octoberti Octobertiteprb octobethe r
ti titeprb the e price of gas would be increased IncreasedTh from fromft fromIi
ft cents e per LOW 1 feet to 10 centthe cents Dts net netthe net nettJte
the beron berOUJb b t council instructed in its ttscomnrhtXee legal legalcommlUoe 1 1committee
committee aDd < wd borough attorney to ex examine ¬
t amine HBe companys franchise to see seeIf aeeIt a aIf ee
If there th therewere > wre not some provisionsmight provisions that thatmight thatmh1It
might prevent the Increase IncreaseTlio llacrMeeTho IncreaseT
Tlio T it committee has discovered d nred that the theeempaay theMntJjaAY t tosmlaatly he
eempaay in reality holds no franchise franchiseat francht franchtat tee
at at Years a ago O a franchise was grant granted granted granted ¬
ed to the Bridgewater Natural Gas Com Company ComPAnJ Cornpang ¬
pang Its it predecessor or but it contained containedno contal contalno reed
no provision that its rights rt bts might mightt be beassigned beUlllsRed
t assigned gned The council will now prepare prepareIJdW PftPflrtJIGY preps prepsa rN
a IJdW MOW ordinance for the company limit limiting IIMItaJt lie lietag It ¬
tag aJt the 1 e price ln of gas and making other otherstipulations other9Up othet othentlpulatlon r
t ntlpulatlonYPide stipulations 9Up l toJt i a ± i t tVJde
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VJde Boards 4cr 2 + Per 100 ftLumber ft ftLnm1 ttLumber
Lnm1 Lumber > er Trust Broken BroLenLibbey BrokenLJbbey BrokcnLibbey
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SWEPT BY BLIZZARD BLIZZARDNorthern BLIZZARDrtherli
Northern No t rtherli New England in inGrip inHrip
Grip of a Severe Storm StormONE StornlONE StormONE
ONE VESSEL GOES TO PIECES PIECESAtlnntlc PIECESAtlantic IEOESAtlnntlc
Atlnntlc liners Report Sean Seo Running RunningHigh RunningIIhhThc RunninghighThe
High IIhhThc The Railroad In Maine and andXOTV undXcw andcw
XOTV cw Hampshire Arc Having Serious Se Serloiin SerIou
rloiin TroubleHeavy Trouble TroubleHen Heavy Snow Is Pall PallIng PallInS Failing
Ing In the Molia lolla1 vlc Valley ValleyBostSM YaIleyO alley alleyBoston
Boston Nov O 11The first winter ter story stomtof Mrmof storyof
of the season struck New Bngisjid 10 today 10day
day wilt sin mm is I the ttsutllsaru Mthero seetton seettonaad sdheilortstet tlltll tlltllaad
aad tpt0 snow tr in tile J hills ec f VernMwt YtlIMIttNew and andA andNew
New faiepdthe faiepdtheA H HA
A high gale raged off the iDonst al although AItI10uch athough ¬
though t np to dark the only wreck reported re reported re reM ¬
ported was the Jennie G Pillsbury brick brickladen 1K1ekJaden brickladen
laden bound from Hudson River points pointsto pobttato pointst0
to Boston She is high and dry at Hyan Hyannfc H7aaith IiyanAk
nfc with ith the gale e driving her to pieces piecesAt piecesAt piecesAt
At Summit Vt there hi more than Ulanfoot a afoot afoot
foot of snow with indications s at mid midnight mIdJds midight ¬
night n ight t of t blizzard condlUeos setting m mNot ta taNot isot
Not N ot a wire te > s working north of Boston Bostoninsight Best Bestt BestoN1t
insight 1t t and t thfe SB causing e g arocb h troo tme taoolle
lle ie to rallrMKs raI nr hf Maine mid cilia Lower New NewHampshire KevHamlre NewHampshire
Hampshire HampshireThree HamlreThree HampshireThree
Three trans traMAtlantic Atlantic liners arrived in inBoston IbBo inAoeiat
Boston during the day and reportederrific reported reportedterrific reportedtrn1iIc
terrific t weather out ide with seas run running runnine runing ¬
nine fl ing high and the temperature t falling fallingAt 1aHlngAt fallingAt
At Vineyard Haven several big bigare vessels vesselsare vsseleare
are stormbound awaiting aJUng the abatement abatementof
of the weather before trying the danger dangerous hllSeroua daAserous ¬
ous trip around Cape Cod CodExtra CodExtn CodEtta
Extra life saving patrol to being tnekutahtsd main maintained Mdbtalnecl ¬
tained all night D1 tat The Boston and Maine MaineRailroad MaIMI MaineRailroad
I Railroad has its emergency crews ready readyi rA rAI
i I to wemove snow saq as an oldfashioned oldfashionedsnowstorm ol oldfadeteatedsnowstorm fuldonea fuldoneaI
I snowstorm is expected by the weather weatherbureau WtMburea1l weatherbureau
bureau to prevail for the next twenty twentyfour t7toar twentyfom
four bearsAmsterdam hours hoursAmsterdam JIIoursAID
Amsterdam N Y Nov 11 liA A heavy heavywet 1M hesvywet V7 V7vet
wet snow SDO has been falling in the Mohawk MohawkValley XohawkI yohaakValley
Valley since about noon today and con continue e etin confiance ¬
I fiance tin tonight Telephone and telegraph telegraphwires telegraphwiroe
I wires together etber with trees and shrubbery shrubberyare
lare are loaded with snow and many tele telegraph telepk telegraph ¬
graph pk wires have been broken by D theweight the theweight thewelht
weight of the snow It to the first snowstorm snow snowstorm INIOWstorm ¬
storm of the season seasonincr sonin seasonLinar
Linar incr in r Aground in Storm StormHalifax Stormi StormHalifax
i Halifax lIaJU N St S Nov N U 11TIte The Dominion Dominionliner DonttnlonKensln5ton Dominionliner
liner Kensington from om Liverpool for forQuebec fori forQuebec
i Quebec and Montreal tontr with 115 15 5 pas passengers purs ¬
sengers agers rs aboard ran ashore a off Matane MaloneQuebec MataneQuebec MataneQueb
Quebec < in the St Lawrence River to today to today today ¬
day hi a blinding bllndj snowstorm and to re reported re reported reported ¬
ported to be in a dangerous position positionAll podtlonI positionill
All ill available assistance taDce is being befn rushed rushedto rushedto rushedto
I to the stranded liner Every Ev ry endeavor endeavorwill endeavorbe endeavowill r
will be made to take off her passengers passengersas pu en8trSquickly
as quickly < as possible possibleWhile potBibleWillie possibleWhile
While the weather is extremely bad badthere badthere badthere
there Is no immediate danger of breakin breakinup breaking breakingup g
up The steamer Gasposfan llla1t leftfor left Quebec Quebecfor Quebecror
I for the scene e as soon as the news newsreceived was wasreceived wasI
I received and she is probably alongside alongsideof aJon aongsi aongsiof de deI
I of the other steamer by this time timeThe
I The Kensington has seventynve sec second seecod ¬
i cod cabin and i40 4t steerage steera e passengers th thletter the tholatter thei e
i latter nearly all foreigners and they were werealmost werei wer weralmost e
i almost on the verge of panic when she shebrought shebrov8bt sh shbrought e
brought up and held fast in the raging ragingstorm ragingatoms ragingstorm g
storm The vessel oe is firmly on the rocks rocksThe rocksrtae rock rockThe s
The Kensington KtMt to one of the finest boa boaof boats boatsof boatsof
of the Dominion Line fleet and is in incommand InCOIIIlIffInd Iscoslsand
command of Capt Mor Morele orele Je She Sh he has h a a reg registered regl reglatered ¬
istered l tonnage ton ge of 5K5 The T e chances of ofAbating oftIoating o
Abating the bit biff b liner are slight slightGOMPERS sll slightGOMPERS ht htGOMPERS
GOMPERS GOMPERS STILL UNDISMAYED UNDISMAYEDFederation UNDISMAYEDIcelerntlon
Federation President Urge Labor to toKeep toJecp t °
Keep Up Political Fight FlshtChicago Fhl1tChicago FightChicago
Chicago Nov 1L lLrndlscouraged Undlscouraged by the thesmall theamall th e
small measure of success which attend attendorganized attended attendedorganized attendedorganized
organized labors attempts in the last lastelection lastelection 1as t
election to defeat Congressmen whose vho e at attitude t tUtude ¬
Utude in labor labor matters displeased the theunions theUI1lons th thunions e
unions President Gompers Gom rs of the Ameri American American Amenfcan ¬
can Federation of Labor continuesurge continues e nUnues to tourge tour
urge ur his followers to keep up their poUt political poUtieal ¬
Neal effortsIA efforts effortsIn effortsIn
In his annual report at the Federa Federntlons Federations Federatlonli ¬
tions convention beginning be in Minneap Minneapolis lUnneApoIIa Minneepoils ¬
oils Monday Mo day Mr Gompers will revle revlethe review reviewthe rerIewthe w
the organizations fight against Congressman Congress Congressman CongressJINU1 ¬
man LKtlefldd of Maine and Speaker SpeakerCannon SpeakerCannon Speak Speakcannon
Cannon of Illinois IllinoisThe I111no I111noThe IllinoisThe
The report Mr Gompers said on the theeve theeve tin tineve e
eve of his hi departure from Chicago was waswritten waswritten
written before the election and will willconsequently willconeequentl i
consequently not deal with results resultsIt resultsOIt
OIt It tells what the Federation has don donin done doneIn donein
In the past p year however he said and andI an I
I can truthfully say the labor movemon movemonlax movement movementhas movementbaa t
has gone forward in a most pleasing pleasingmanner pleuJng1IIIUNter g
manner 1IIIUNterVIII
Will VIII Aid In Oil Probe ProlieDnilab Pro1tcDeI
Dallas DeI Tex Nov 11 llAaststant Assistant At Attorney Attorne7 ¬
torney General Llghtfoot L htfoot Judge Ju ge Robert Robertson Robert10ft ¬
son of Austin Auatln and Judge George Clark Clarkof Clarkof Clar Claro k
of o Waco passed 1 assed ed through Dallas DaU s today todayenroute todayeDroute todc todcenroute
enroute to St Louis to be present at atthe t ttbe
the proceedings in the Standard OH and an d
WatersPierce oil investigation about t to tobegin toIn o
begin In there Judge Ju ge Clark Is s nankin ranking g
Texas council for the WateraPlarce WatersPi rce Com Company Compan ¬
puny pan Lightfoot and Robertson are rep representing representing representing ¬
resenting the StateJ State StateJ
J H Small Sone Son Florists FloristsHtk Florists14th
HUt and G sts Washington Waldorf
Astoria A ria and 1358 Broadway Broad New York Yor
WEATHER FORECASTFor FORECAST FORECASTFor FORECASTFor
For the District of Columbia ColumbiaMaryland COlumbiaMarland ColumbiaMaryland
Maryland and Vir Virginia VirginiaFafr VirginiaFafrcolder iniafair iniafaircolder Fair Faircolder
colder today fr fresh sh to brisk brisknortherly brisknortherly brisknortherly
northerly winds Tomorrow fair fairHERALD fairHERALD fairHERALD
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY SUMMARYTELEGRAPHIC SUMMARYTELEGRPIIIC SUMMARYTELEGRAPIiIC
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Pages Pas PasIBlbzam Pages1Blizzard
1 IBlbzam BHzzard Sweeps New England Eng1flndlCbicaSO England1Chicago
lCbicaSO 1 Chicago Switchman Get Raise RaiH1Pfttsburg Rabe1Pittsburg
1Pfttsburg 1 PiUsburg Man M Stein by Burglar Burgforl BurgkirlPantc Burglar1Panic
lPantc l Pante ht Evansville Theater Fire FIre1SpeUtag FireSpelltng
1SpeUtag 7 Spelling Reformers Belittle StrifeBoer Strife StrifeBoer StrtreIBoer
IBoer > Boer Uprising Not Crushed CrushedS CnshedSPIre CrushedSFire
S SPIre Fire Chief McAfee of Baltimore BIiIttmore DeedSCountry Deed DeedS De d dSCowtt
S SCowtt Country Club Near ear Baltimore Born Burned BarMdIOLITIGL BurnedPOLITICAL d dPOLITICAL
POLITICAL3Burrows POLITICAL POLITICAL5Burrows IOLITIGLSBurzoow
5Burrows to Hurry Smoot Case case3Sesatasr I IJSeRtior
3 JSeRtior Senator Blackburn Mm Expects DXPflClsTrur Tariff K Kvistoit RvWo Re Revldoa
vistoit vistoitS I IReNtNhe
S Representative Tewne Tew e Flensed p WithKtestilon With Withatectton wuBlectloa
BlectloaLOCAL atectton
LOCAL LOCAL1W
1W 1 w E E Fuller KWcd by Tram ta Near NearAlexandria NrAlexaRdrta
Alexandria Alexandria1GarfleU AlexaRdrtaIG Alexandria1Garfield
1GarfleU IG eld Plane Sweeping s gg Change w wInterior in inInterior
Interior Department5Sidelde Department DepartmentSSuicMe DePArtmentSuicide
Suicide Rate High in the Army Army1Rn ArmylrRev
12 1Rn Rev Dr Raddiffe Rakes Rak MuckRak MuckRakOPPERD itre luckRnkera > Rak Rakers
era eraOFFERED
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OFFERED CHICAGO GAR LINESlevelands LINESOlevelands LINES LIESClevelands
Clevelands Mayor May Manage ManageTraction 1rI ManageTraction nage nageTraotion
Traction System SystemForeAt P PForest
1 Forest CIty Citys Executive and Mayor MayorDnnne MayorDunne JayorDunne
Dunne In Long Conference Over OverI OcrStrict OverStreet
I Street Strict Car MafterChicago JlnftcrChicago Matters MattersChicago
Chicago Nov 11 liHas Has Mayor Dunneasked Dunne DURn DURnked j
asked ked Mayor Johnson of Cleveland tolease to tolease
lease 1 the Chicago street car systems systemsThe sJ systemsThe tomsTbe
The two mayors held a conference here hereyesterday herey bor boryesterday e
yesterday y Mayor Dunne wont OItt tell what whatwas WMtwas whatwas
was said and Mayor Johnson bas flitted flittedsilently filltedsilently IUed IUedUenUy
silently from the cityIt city cityIt cityi
i It is known that they discussed dJecus od tree traction trAeI treetsar ¬
I tsar matters Rumor umor has It that Mayor MayorDunne lUayorDunne MayoDunne r
Dunne asked Mayor ftyor Johnson whether Inthe in inthe Inthe
the event of 8 failure to roach an agree agreement Agreement agreement ¬
ment with the load traction companies companiesin comp nfoa nfoai
i in I n this matter Mayor Johnson would wouldwilling be bewilling beVwi111ng
willing to become a Chicago traction magnate mag magnate magnate ¬
nate Bvon rumor does not say whether1Ia0I whetherMayor whether whetherMayor
Mayor Johnson accepted the propoettlon proposi proposition ¬
tlon tionMoat
Moat Nt of Chicagos traction franchises franchiseshave trancbl es
have expired or are about to expire expireThe expireThe expireThe
The city has refusad refus to renew them ex except except exkept ¬
cept on terms satisfactory to the munici municipality munlclpIlJlt munleipolity ¬
polity pIlJlt Terms have not yet been agr agreed agreedon agreedon
on and there Is some possibility that the thenegotiations t he t tnesoUatloos
negotiations may fall through throughIt
It Us believed belle in city hall lull I circles that thatMayor thatMayor tba t
Mayor Dunne hopes to induce his Clove Clovehind Clonland Clovehind
hind fellowexecutive to help him out by
leasing the lines and operating the eye systems 83 ¬
tems himself for what whatho he can get out of ofIt ofIt o f
It ItRESERVE
RESERVE SEATS FOR DINERS DINEHSPennsylvania DINERSPcnnyhnnln
Pennsylvania to Change Method of ofServing ofScrlnJ o oServing f
Serving 3teal Mealr + on Trains TrainsPhiladelphia TrnlnHPhiladelphia TradnnPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Nov 11 11A A novelty i in inAmerican InAt1Hrlean I IAmerican
American table dhote dining car service servicehas servilehu servh servhhas
has Just been placed In experimentaoperation experimental experimentaloperation experimentaloperation 1
operation by the Pennsylvania Railroad Railroadon Rallroa Rallroaon d
on four trains If the scheme proves provessuccessful provessuccrul provesuccessful ds s
successful its use will be extended e tonded This Thisplan Thisplan Thf Thfplan s
plan is an adaptation to American prac practice practice p ¬
tice of the method of serving meals pur pursued pursued pursued ¬
sued on certain of the best European Europeanexpress Europeanropre Euro 1
express s trains trainsThe tnliosThe trainsThe
The main features of the new scheme schemeis e
is that passengers p are given an opportu opportunity opportunity opportuoily ¬
nity to select the hour at which they pre prefer
fer to be served and are sure of a max maxat meal mealat meRIat 1
at that tl t time An hour or so before meal mealtime metdtime men mentime 1
time the dining car conductor will
g gthrough go gothrough gotJlrough
through the train and passengers upon uponnaming uponnaming upo n
naming the hour at which they the desire desiretheir c1eslretheir S Stheir
their meal to be ready rood dy 3 will be supplied suppliedwith aupplt auppltwith uppllewith
with a coupon which will entitle them thema to TDa toIL
a certain seat in the dining car at the thehour theJIour th e
hour specified When all of the passen passengers passengers ¬
gers are seated at the particular period periodtha Porlodthe
the meal will be served in n coursesViola courses coursesVIoln COUn6SViola
Viola Allens Brother Sued SnedGreenwich Suec1Greenwich SuedGreenwich
Greenwich Conn Nov No 11 11A A certificate certificateof ccrti8aa tE
of attachment tt bment of the real estate o of ofCharles ofCl f
Charles Cl rles W V Alien for 10000 10000 filed in the thetown thetown t ttown he
town clerks office yesterday brought to t e
light U t a suit for divorce which AlIens AlIenswife Allen AllenWife s j
wife has brought against the theatrical theatricalmanager theatricsmanager cal l lJDfInager
manager In which she claims custody of o f
her QnIy child Charles Leslie Allen aged agedthree ag d dthree
three and alimonyViola alimony alimonyViola allmo allmoViola
Viola Allen spent sp nt the summer with her he r
brothers family famll here He Is her man manager manager ¬
ager and he Is well known In n the theatri theatrical theatrical i ¬
cal world worldBank worldDank
Bank Robbers Get Nothing XothiufrRochester XothhlJRoche NothingRochester
Rochester Roche t r N Y Nov No 11 1lFIc Five
ye yegge yeggemen gge ggemen gg ggmen e
men blew the safe In the E H H Laphef LaphefBlknt Laph LaphBank ei
Bank Blknt at Shortvllle early yesterday estcrda and tan d
the building as well as the safe sale was al almost almost a 1 ¬
most entirely destroyed destro e The robbers es escaped escaped escoped ¬
caped but without obtaining obtaLning any booty bootI
c
FIRE CAUSES P PAMO PAMOCllilt ANIG ANIGChildlCll
Cllilt Children eu Are Crushed in Mad MadBush MaIRush ia1Usli
Bush R RTRAMPLED Usli for Theater Exits ExitsTRAMPLED ExitsTRAMPLED
TRAMPLED UPON BY Y CROWD CROWDFiremen GROWDPiremen
Firemen and Police U Use e Clnhi Club to tnKeep toIrcc toKeep
Keep Ircc Back the Frenzied Men andWomen and andWomen nne1Fomen
Women Fomen nt I Evansville KnnllUIeUot IIot Carbon CarbonDropping CarbonDropplnJ
s sDropping
Dropping in a Basket of Celluloid CelluloidFilni CellnloldIl1m CelluloidFilms
Films Filni CauNCft Ihe Hxploaion HsploslonSvatsvtlle HxploaionSvansviUe BsplolonBnant1Ie
SvansviUe lad Nov tt JJVernoa V nxmCant nxmCantmett Calll CallleIeetI1cII Camtnelt
mett an eIeetI1cII electrician orate 7 seyteosty seyteostybvrned aev1otI9Iy aev1otI9Iy1iMtnt se lsnsiy lsnsiytteraed
bvrned and a n number r C eWldreii IIJd1dr were werennrtsed werebruised ere ere1anIIIJed
bruised and their tb r ctotins c im MtrUy Uy tent t ra off offin eftin offn
in i n a mad rush to get cut of the Frankh FfankltnStreet Frankttn FrankttnStreet FrankhStrHt
Street Theater this afternoon afternoonThe attemooaT1M
The panic was caused by the accidental accidentaldropping aedtIentalckoppIDg accidentalropping
d dropping of a hot carbon into a basket ket ftf ftfeettnioM atceDuloW
eettnioM c fltaas ftlu Flames sorang up in a aflash KUh athus
flash from rom the tbttn Nnflammnhie tsiattmnble 1IIItterk1 nvtterl l and andthe udthe seathe
the curtains on the stage caught lire lireInstantly tareIuatIF fireIatantly
Instantly there Wu was a wad rash for for theIngle the thestogie thempe
stogie exit from the Uledawter thvater lion Ion nvm iQmIe womon nvman
an on aid children aer Ie srNtublg tvaji g struggled struggledand atnIsrJodUtI struggledand
and toncht c pactedUta k itt A l lrL lrLe ThcJ ThcJc Thc Thcegwd
c egwd wd tore the aouiie door front then thenategsc tbekJdaga theirhinge
hinge ategscTttMie hingeTbote
JdagaTttecte
TttMie was a crosWng eU of sop s as man manand IftonaM Incaand
and women bounded upon them theft in t ak akeffon aketrert akeffort
effort to reach the door aDd half A AtU AtUdretl hun hundred undyed ¬
dyed persons were borne down and tram trampled trampMd trampled ¬
pled upon by the f c naled crowdThe crowd crowdThe erowdThe
The flreitten and ouM house police poI e clubbed clubbedseveral clubbodseveral cIubboc1eral
several eral men at a at the door and finally re restored ro rostor rostored ¬
stored stor d order elder to such an extent that the thee thehqp thewas
hqp e was soon emptied Several por pera porwere pora
a a were so o badly injured that they the had hadto lmdto hadto
to 3 he > e carried to their homes homesPEESIDENT hennesPRESIDENT homesPRESIDENT
PRESIDENT INSPECTS SHIP SHIP3Ir SHIPJlr SHIPMr
3Ir and Mrs Roosevelt Greatly Grenil En EnJoy Enjoln Enjoying
Joy joln joying luff Their Ocean Trip TripTwo TrlTwo TripTwo
Two wireless telegraph messages from fromthe fromlite fromthe
the battle ship Louisiana aa on which the thePresident thePrMlcJeat
President and Mrs Roosevelt Roosevelt are being beingtaken beingU bein beintaken g
taken U ea to t the Isthmus 1st of f Panama were werereceived werereceled werereceived
received yesterday Both were ere picked pickedup plekQd1IP pickedup
up by the naval wireless telegraph sta station statio ¬
ton tio at Dry Tortngas Fin and were weresent weresent weresent
sent by wireless s to the Washington Navy NavyYard Na NaYard NavyYard
Yard The first was addressed to the thecommandant UteDIDI thenmmandsnt c
commandant DIDI of the Washington WAbbg n NavyYard Navy NavyYard NayYard
Yard and was from Capt Couden of ofthe orUte o f
the Louisiana It said At S p mlatitude m mlatitude mlatitude
latitude 28 degrees de rea 27 t minutes Jtlnut longitude Agftudei4 e
74 degrees de rees weather ARe flueThe flneThe AReThe
The second message was front M C CLatta CLatta
Latta assistant nt secretary to the Presi President President President ¬
dent who is on the Louisiana and was wasaddressed w waddresed wasaddreeeJ
addressed to William Loeb jr the sec secretary secre secrotary ¬
rotary re r tt > the President It was taken by bythe bythe b be y
the e Dry Tortuga Tot4ugssNtion station It read readWeathe read readVthe
Weathe oxcellant and everything everythinggoing ceothlnggoing everythinggoing g
going well LouteUuut and convoys the theWashington UleWuht e
Washington Wuht ton and the Tennessee rennf ie steaming steamingsouthward steamingltOuthwam steamin steaminsouthward g
southward in column President and Mrs MrsRoosevelt MrsRoosevelt MrsRoosevelt
Roosevelt are greatly eaUy enjoying the trip tripspending tripPending
spending > a great deal of the time on deck decksome decksome decksome
some times forward and ands some some me times aft aftThe ILtThe aftThe
The President today inspected the ship shipwith shpwith shi shiwith P
with Capt Couden CoudenUPHOLDS CoudellUPHOLDS CoudenUPHOLDS
UPHOLDS STRIKE PICKETING PICKETINGChicago PICKETINGl PICKETINGChIClhO
l +
Chicago Chle tgo Judge Thinks Government Governmentby G ernment ernmentb
by b Injunction Hn llna Gone GoneToo Too Far FarChicago liarChicago
Chicago Nov No 11 1lSuperior Superior Judge Mc 11cEwen McEwen Ic IcEwen
Ewen agrees with organized labor that thatgovernment thalgOernment
government by injunction has gone to too toofar tootar o
far
41 41uThe
uThe The Courts theory thCfJ in labor injunction injunctioncases InjunctionCRSes Injunctioncase
cases case he said ld today tod In commentin commenting commentingon g
on his refusal to restrain the striking strikingmachinists strikingJftRchlnlsts strikin strikinmachinists g
machinists union from picketing a tuoto motor motorvehicle motorvehicle gr r
vehicle companys comp nys plant lant has always alwaysbeen alwaysbeen alwaybeen s
been to protect employers from inter interference Interference interTerence ¬
ference with 1th their business by a con conspiracy conspiracy ¬
spiracy among strikers by illegal Influence Influenceover Influenceorer inhjuenc e
over employes employesMa employeltW employesanv
Ma ltW ll anv v Judges have held that a striker strikereven r
0 even solicit a nonunionlsts at atu atit attt
u a a strike strikeMI strikeilliaol trlke1lk
MI 1lk Illinois Supreme Court has sus sustained SU8tallIed sustamed ¬
tallIed as radical forms of o intraetions Injunctions In cUons as aswere aswere
were ever issued but I do donut not believe believenevertheless belJcConeerthcJei6 e
nevertheless that I have a a right to prevent pre prevent preyoot ¬
vent peaceable picketing picketingBANK plck pickethigBANK UU UUBANK
BANK ROBBER CAPTURED CAPTUREDMan
Man Jnnirrenteal Arrested Arretf < 1 at Joliet Confesses Confessesami Confessesnlul a
and Gives Xante nme of Accomplice AccompliceJoilet AccompliceJoUe
Joliet Ills Nov llThe robbers who whomade whomade o
made a sensational daylight raidon raldtjon r ld on the thobank theblUtk tin e
bank of Udd AIL III last Tuesday Tuesday and andsecured andsecured an I
secured a large sum of money mon were wereJollet wereJoliet e
Joliet men One On of the two Njls l ls Ben Benson BenHn Benson ¬
son was apprehended at his home here heretoday heretoday her hertoday e
today and confessed it was said Hi His Hispartner HIsputner s
partner is still a a fugitive but his cap capture capture caplure ¬
ture Is shortly expected Benson Is mar married married ¬
ried and has lived here for two years yearsThe yearsThe yearsThe
The name of his companion is baing sup suppressed suppreseetl suppressed ¬
pressed pending his capture captureTrnIn
Train Wrecked but Xo One Hurt HurtWarren
Warren Ohio Nov 11 DErie Erie train No No3 No3tI1C 3 3the +
the vcstbuled veslbuted cs buled Pullman express eastbound eastboundwas eastboundWitS eastbounwas d
was wrecked near Leavlttsburg Le viUsburg today todaybut
but fortunately tortun tey no one was hurt Traffic c
as blocked for several vernl hours
MAY APPOINT DEMOCRAT DEMOCRATA
A F Mcllihcnney 3Icllltlc anc Slated for CivilService Civil CivilService ChUSerlc
Service Comminxlon ComminxlonAjrF ComnlhuoilonAF CommieslonA
AF A AjrF F Mclllhenney Mcl1lhe MY of New Orleans Orl a aparional aJ aItaraaal
Itaraaal parional J nal friend of President Roosevelt Roosevelta RooItwelttirmer
a farmer f rrraer member of the Rough Riders RidersIJemoenU RI4lersa Ridersl
a IJemoenU l emoaat all of thtde tbbd and in Inone addition additionono ue ueone
one of tho leading manufacturers madutaeturws ma > tttfactursrs ofta oftabejpo oftauee oftaitNl
bejpo itNl ath sauce uee in the South South will hi all pro proability K01t K01tab proptelty
ability ab elty ilty be appointed a member m of the theCivil tiMClwl tiesivil
Civil C ivil Service Commission to mi ti the va vacaney va vacaney vtntettey
caney created created by the transfer of Alford AlfordR Attord AttordW A1tor
W 1 Cooley of New York to the Depart Department DepartftMItt Departmew ¬
mew of Justice JusticeThe JustJce11M JusticeThe
The appointMent will doubtless be an aned Ut Uteri aned
ed on the Presidents raters toWe to toWashington t tW
We Washington W shieigton It te understood that Mr MrRoosevelt MrROOIHtVelt MrRoosevelt
Roosevelt tendered the eontmionersbln eontmionersblnto cRMIII contslnershipto enddp enddpW
to Mr Mcllihenny McIllbean shortly before he left leftfor Jeftfor leftfat
for Panama PanamaRUMOR PaaamaRUMOR PanamaRUMOR
RUMOR HAS ALFONSO SLAIN SLAINLondon SLAINLondon SLAINLondon
London Startled < l by b Report of Assas Assassination AssassinationSoon 808 808slnntlonSoun ¬
slnntlonSoun sination Soon DieprovenLondon Dlaprovcn DlaprovcnLondon DllllprocnLoRdon
London Nov Xo 11 11A A rumor that reached reachedLondon reache4Londett reachedLondon
London this afternoon that King KJn AJ AJfonso AJ AJt8DSO Alease
fonso t ease had been assassinated agitated agitatedthe agUaUldthe agitatedthe
the newspaper offices clubs and societyircles society societycircles SOCiet7cJre1es
circles c all the evening The Spanish h Em Embassy Bmbs Hhmhttssy ¬
bassy was besieged beeteg d with Inquiries The Thetelegraphs TheteJegraplts Thetelegraphs
telegraphs everywhere were bray VII7with Mean Meanwhile Meanwhile ¬
while King Alfonso and Queen Victoria Victoriawere VIctoriawere Victoriawere
were spending a quiet domestic tWganti evening eveningana eveningan
ana an knew nothing of O the t th commotion commotioncawed COMMOtIoaCIaUIIIect commotioncaused
cawed by the repot Both the Kteg and andueen adoueen
oueen > ueen ue re wel welWESTERN w wetlW8TBRllROADS l
t tWESTERN
WESTERN W8TBRllROADS ROADS RAISE PAYSwitohmen PAYSwitchmen PAY PAYSwitchmen
Switchmen Compromise on 4 Cents Centsand Centsand Centsand
and Waive Eighthour ClaimI ClaimChief Claim ClaimChief ClaimChIef
I
Chief Ilannnlian Expects BrIe Fire Firemen FIremen Firemen ¬
men to Vote for Strllcc StrlJieBndnecrs StrlJieBndnecrsAlIIo StrikeEngineersAlso ISnprinecrs ISnprinecrsAIKO
Also Make Demands DemandSO DemandsChicago
Chicago SO Nov l v llTIM 1L The railroad centertag center centering centermb ¬
tag hi Chicago yesterday granted reified anvane an ad advance a4 a4vance ¬
vance of 4 cents an a hour to switch wttcltmen
men n The Brotherhood accepted the thepre com compromise COlDprflld ¬
promise pre e miee and waived their detmmta den mnda for forelgllt1wMtr an aneighthoar aseight
eighthoar eight boar day aDd aa advance of ofcents 5 5cents iceats
cents an hour hourThe hourThe hourThe
The railroads had lend previously offered oK erect
3 cents an hour and arbitration upon the theadditional tbeaddlUolMl1
additional 2 cents cent This otter the tram trammen tn t tmen am
men m n refused tuHd and in conference yesterday yesterdaygot YMtenla7got y
got a flat settlement on a 4e 4costs eenttl nts an hoar hoaradvance JMuradVllnce hew hewadvance r
advance advanceP
P JMorrissoy J Morrieeoy chief of the Brotherhood Brotherhoodof
of Trainmen who vJ made 4 tn the settlement settlementwith settlementwith ttlenMat ttlenMatwUh t
with the railroads here left last night nightfor ltfor nighfor t
for Kansas City Clt where here he will meet the thetrainmen thetrainmen thetrainmen
trainmen other than switchmen to form focmulate formMate formulate ¬
ulate their demands for increased Increasedshorter wage wageand WILftAJMf
and n shorter hours hoursHannnhnu boursUnnnnbnn
Hannnhnu Looks Iook for Strike StrikeNew Strlkc1ew
New York 1 f6v v 1L UGrancl Grand Chief Han Hannahan Ian Iannahan
nahan of the Brotherhood Bro Bmthm leeod of Locomo Locomotive Ioeomothe 1 1live ocomo ¬
the Firemen received a number of din dispatches dwpfite ¬
patches pfite s today from different points along alongthe 3 3the athe ions
the railway ralfua system as e notifying ItOUfylng hint that thatthe thatthe thethe i
the various districts bad begun to take takethe tILltethe laic laicthe e
the vote on the question of a strike strikeHe trlk trlkHe
He said he is quite confident that tblLtwle thatvote the thevote
vote would be unanimously for a strike strikeRegarding st stRegarding StrikeRegarding
Regarding the other divisions he said saidhad he hehad hebad
had reason to believe the vote would be beoverwhelmingly be0mrwheill1lnglY b boverwhelmingly
overwhelmingly In ° favor a Or of sustaining ustalnfn the thecommittee ecommittee thicommittee
committee In n Its demands which would wouldmean WOQSJmfflJl I Imean
mean a strike roteChief vote voteChief ote oteChief
Chief Hnnnahan made the announce announcement announeement ann annmeat ounce ¬
ment that committees of the trainmon trainmonand trainmORand tialamoand
and firemen J remen are > In Plttsburg to ask the thePennsylvania thePennsIanlo
Pennsylvania Railroad Company for ad advances advances advanes ¬
vances In wages ages on the lines Un west wtPittsburg of ofPlttsburg ofPfltsburg
Plttsburg He said that he has h s heat heatrespresentative t a arepresentative arspresentlUe
representative of the Grand Lodfct to toPlttsburg 0Plttsburg ti tiPittsburg
Plttsburg to take charge of the tb Ipairs Ipairsthere CAlrs CAlrsthere tai
there and a representative of o the theBrotherhood tbeBrotherhood tie tieBrotherhood e
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen has hasalsosbeen basalso
alsosbeen also been sent there thereEngineers thoreEnJlnceri thereEngineers
Engineers Wnnt Pant nnt Increase IncrcnxcGrand InercBlccGrand
Grand Chief Stone nnd Assistant Chief ChiefHurley ChiefHurley ChicHurley f
Hurley of the Brotherhood of Loco Locomotive Locpmotive Loopmotive ¬
motive Engineers attended atten ed a meeting of ofthe orthe o C Cthe
the adjustment committee of tho New NewYork NewYork Ne NeYork w
York Central and the New Haven ral ralways ralk ralkways ralkW8S i s
ways In the the Broadway Central Hotel Hotelthe in inthe tb tbthe
the af afternoon terftoon After the meeting Hurley HurJeywhen Huck y
when asked what they had been discuss dtecuesing dlecueaIng discussfns
ing fns said saidWe saidWe saidWe
We have been arranging for a new newagreement newagreement ne neagreement w
agreement on these roads road involving Invowlngshorter invoWingshorter a ashorter
shorter work day and Increased pay W Wwill We Wewill 1Vwill e
will want both but we are not notleoJcI notleoJcItor leoklng leoki
for any trouble The men I may mayon say 1IItJon
on all the lines lIn 1ant want and are enUtl enUtlto entitled entitledto
to a raise In wages in view Iew of the ge gen generaftendency generaitendency n
eraftendency erai tendency to ralso wages all over the thecountry thecountr tic e
countryThe country countryThe countr countrThe
The members of the engineers cdmmit cdmmittee c mmft mmfttee t
tee at the Broadway Broadwa Central Hotel in inclined Incllned Indined n tn ¬
dined to the belief that a settlement settlementcould settlementcould e > nent
could be reached without a strike strikeVIIIlnm strikeWilliam j jWilliam
William M U Meredith Dies DiesPhiladelphia nil nilPhiladelphia IltcaPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Pa Nov No llWflliam 11WilliamMeredith M MMeredith 1fMeredith I
Meredith special assistant to the mantel municipal munlepal mantelpal ¬
pal solicitor in charge of the filtration flItrationfraud flltxut flltxutfraud filtrationfraud on
fraud cases cases in this city died today of ofphold ty typhoid typhoid ¬
phoid fever He was a nephew of the theSecretary theSecrotary tb tbSecretary e
Secretary of the Treasury under Pr Presi President PrMldent tdsl ¬
dent Tyler of the same name nameCall nameCall me meCall
Call and nee What others May Xot XotDemonstrations Xotwhat 10 t
what We ray ay Otte RadtatoJsYlc best
Demonstrations 509 Sth at It ow owk
k
I w E FULLER KILLEDWasliiiigtonian KILLED KILLEDs 1 1s 1V1
s
Wasliiiigtonian V1 it ashll 1 b gtolli an Run Down r by byTrain bylrain b3rain r rb rTrain
Train rain Near Alexandria AlexandriaIS
IS MANGLED UNDER ENGINE ENGINEj ENGINEi ENGINEI ENGINEAccldcnt ENGINEAccident i I
I IlIb
j Accident Occurs on Santc Same s me Date That ThatHis Thatills
His Father Was all StrucI by uy a Loco Locomotive LocoJl1otITC ¬
motive Twenty Tent Years ASO tgoWai oVall Was Son Sonof Sonof Sonof s
of Builder of Olil WHlard lIInrd Hotel HotelAncentors lIotelAnceNtors hotelAncestors
Ancentors Came Over in MayflowerWilitam Mayflower MayflowerWIRtera JInftowcrWilliam
William E Eo Fuller fortyfow years of ofage o oasp f
age 8 whose home to at 4H G street south southwest aoethwat southwest ¬
west wat was struck and testantly kf killed teed teedtorday yes yesterday yestenia ¬
terday tenia morning shortly tb before 7 oclock ocioekby oclockby
by a northbound Ughf light engine ettgnw sa on onSouthern the theSouthern theSoIIt
Southern enI Railway Mat a arile north of ofAlexandria oCAltxaadrla o oAlexandria f
AlexandriaPuller Alexandria AlexandriaFuller AltxaadrlaPuller
Puller had just stepped from a aanger p pas passenger puileagel ¬
anger ear of a train used hi laklDg taking empores em emptoyes emJIIo3tea
pores from WasMnglon W gtGQ to the titfreight ration nnkmfreight 1Ift1oftfietS1U
freight yards yards He was caught order orderwbecs the thewheels I
wheels 01 < rf the tender er of the engine gt which whichwas 1 1v
was v naming backward and was terri terribly ter i ¬ I
bly 111 mangledAfter mangled mangledAlter gied I
Alter a o coronV rsnas jury jar had viewed tit t9tremains dIr titrednias
remains r they were removed front Alexan Alexandria AJLunctrta Alecwndolt ¬
dolt to Lees undertaking under ectabttshmem ectabttshmembt i
In rids city dtyInquest d cityInquest
Inquest IH Postponed PoKtponedThe Postponec1The PostponedThe
The Jury comfiosed coatpo d of Jobs J iiarcey iiarceyC
C C Brown Joseph Jo epb Tracers TranIS Wll WHUani iw iwwell KW KWw Kidwell
w well H Edward Robertp and Henry Kram Kramer Kramer Krumor ¬
er with Coroner Ashton A Jlt presidinggaa presiding be began De ¬ I Iraa
gaa gan an Inquest which was adjourned a adjournedtit un until aD aDttt ¬
til next Sunday morning at 11 o oowing oclock oclockowfttg odocko +
owing o ta inability III to secure the attend attendance aWIndaMe attendones ¬
ones of sereral ae esai material witnesses this thtamomins thisJIIOIIdas th thspOcailtlr b
momins mominsThe JIIOIIdasTIle spOcailtlrThe
i
The Jury heard the testimony of several severalpersons severalpeno severs severspersona l
persons among aJaCNJ them being the crew of ofthe oftile o othe f
the tram on which Fatter was riding ridingjost rtdlDljat rid ridjet
jet befOre the fatal accident He was wasemployed wuemplo w ss
employed emplo ae a ear Inspector I tor hi the union unionfrefeht ilnloayard an anfreight
freight yard and was on his way to work workat workat won k
at the time The witnesses said the thethey that thatthV tbattllly I
thV had hoard no whistle or sound of ofbell a abell aHU
bell from the engine 11Ie until it was waaUpoII wasupon almost almostupon
upon Fuller and when It was too kite kitefor atefor bat o
for him to escape The locomotive N Nl2lf No NoJI
1339 was running It was stated at a afairly aI arIrl7 I
fairly rapid rate fatee rateThe rateTM
The Th e engineer and fireman who were In Inthe Inthe 1 I
the cab were not present pr t at tM th session sessionof s8iI61onor sessl sesslof pre
of the jury but will be summoned to totestify totttfy t tlicitly o
testify Sunday SundayFather SndayIinther
Father Struck by 11 Train TrainExactly TraInExactl7
Exactly twenty years ago yesterday Full Fullers Fullers Fullhrs
ers father was struck by a train on the thesame therailroad tie tieauras e
same railroad and narrowly escaped e in instant Instaat 1 n ¬
slant death but was so seriously injured injuredthat Injuredthat
that he was crippled for life John Fuller Fullerwas FullerVwU Full Fullwas e C
was the builder and owner of the theWillard ° old oldTVHtard oldYIIIanl
TVHtard Hotel which stood on the same sameground ameground ham e
ground as the new structure While t fle pro proprietor proprietor proprktor o ¬
prietor of this hotel hots prior to Its purchase purchaseby purdlueby putrh
by C C WHlard he was the host of the thePresidents thePrMi
theC
Presidents PrMi ftttsln in office during his time The Theestablishment Theestablishment Th C
establishment was noted ail throughout throughoutthe throu througho throughoe ut utthe
ukd
th the e ediplomats South as the home of politicians an and anddiplomats anddiplomats d
diplomats diplomatsl
Funeral l Wednesday WednesdayThe Bcdncr Pe1I1eln Pe1I1elnThe + day
The funeral will be held on 1Vsdnesd Wednesday Wednesdaymorning lYedneadQJaOrnlAS
morning from the residence of his broth brother brothere brothor I ¬
er ere on Tenth street str t9 and the interment intermentwill Intermentwill interm intermwW
will be in Congressional Cemetery in the theold theold th thofd e
old Fuller family lot There are four g gen generations geJIerattons en ¬
erations burled there there the family being beingone belagone be la laone
one of the oldest in this locality They are aredescended arldelcended an andescended a
descended from Isaiah Fuller who came camefrom camefrom cam c
from Derbyshire Sngtand lfr + giard in the May Mayflower lIa lIaAower ¬
flower AowerOUEAN
CUBAN LIBERALS SPLITfart SPLIT SPHTPart SPLITInrt
Part Divided Between Gomez and andZayaH nndZnnH an anZayas d
ZayaH for the Presidency PresidencyHavana l PresidencyHavana rcllcJenc rcllcJencHavalNt
Havana Nov 11 HThe The declaration last lastnight at atnl6at
night of Senator Morra Morra torra who is sane sanein a negro negroin negroIn gro
in favor of Jose Miguel Gomez a LI LIoral Lib Liberal Llbaral b ¬
oral aral as a candidate fcr the presidency presidencyhas preside
has encouraged rumors of a sPilt in the theLiberal theLiberal t
Liberal party the friend of Senator SenatorZayas SenatorZayas Senat o r
Zayas being ranged on one aide de and tlI those thoseof M Mof
of Gomez on the other otherThe otherThe otherThe
The old Santa Clara CIafftgrouP group which last lastyear IllStyear 1 se t
year instated upon Gomez being a can candidate candidate ¬
didate still sticks to their original choice choicebut choicebut e
but it does not admit that there is 1k 1kto likely likelyto likelyto sl y
to be a split in the party Tho enemies enemiesof anemlosof eneml is isof
of the Liberate maintain that a split spiltifleritabie is isinevitable isineta i
inevitable ineta with Carlos Garcia lda Morra MorraFerrara Morra MorraFerrara
Ferrara Castillo easUI o antI Esuno > supporting supportingGomez supportingGomez aupporti eg
Gomez and Guerra Gunlberto Gomez GomezAsbert GomezAsbell Gotn GotnAsbert
Asbert and others supporting 7ayAs ZayasGomezs 7ayAsGomezs
Gomezs friends maintain that last years yearsticket year ears earsiicket s
ticket should be placed in the field again againThe againThe agnl agnlThe n
The friends of Zayas while not admitting admittingthat admltUngthat admitti admittithat ng
that the split s > 1It amounts to anything say saythat sa sathat
that Gomezs candidacy proved a failure failurein AfureIII faith faithla re
in the hour of trial It is claimedltforn claimed that thatMorra thatMorraeterc1Ees
thate
Morra Morraeterc1Ees exercises more influence among the thenegroes then ti e
negroes n than Gualberto Gomez who until untilnow untilnow un unnow t tl
now has generally generaU been believed to b bfr Q the themost themost
most Influential In u3nUal negro in Cuba CubaThe CUHThe Cub
The sale of the IereIsHuti Collection Collectionof O llectioll llectiollof U
of Oriental Carpets and Rugs Ru continues continuesat tantlnu tantlnuat
at The Washington Galleries 1169 1 H S 9 H a antv at atnw 8tnw t
nw today at 11 a a m and 3 p in m Brown Bro Broii wn
ii Tolson Auctioneers
i
SWEEPING CHANGES CHANGESIPLAN CHARGESPLAI
PLoH OF GARFIELD GARFIELDInterior GARFIELDit MFIELDInterior
Interior Department DepartmentThoroughly it May Be BeThoroughly Behorol1gIllJ
Thoroughly Overhauled OverhauledGHMfilS OYCrllauledCHANGES OverhauledC
C CHANGES 1U IBS MJAM IN JjA At DOFFICE DOFFICEBranch OFFICE DOFFICEI DOFFICEBiancli OFFICEBranch
I
Branch Reported Re orted by b Y Ymission Kee Keep Com Commission Commission ¬
mission to Need N eCll Attention AttentionXcw
New en Head of Department Expects 4o 4oReorganize ioneorsnnlze toReorganize
Reorganize Entire ForcePart ForcePartof Force Jo oree Part Partof Partof
of Government Mont Mo t Ponderous of ofAll ofAU ofAll
All Covering Several Different DifferentHureau DUferent1urenuXew DifferentBureausNew
1urenuXew BureausNew Hureau X < MV Policies Will PUI Be In InKeeplnfir ineeIJlnJ inKeeping
Keeping eeIJlnJ wIth Those of Hitchcock HitclicockThe IIitchcockTh HitchcockThe
The statement te made upon excellent excellentauthority excellenttbodty excellentrWthorlty
authority tbodty that the advent 1IIt of James RGsrfleld R RGarneM R RGr
GarneM Gr ekf of Ohio InUTe Iato1 e office e Ice of Secre Secretary Secretarr Secretary ¬
tary of the Interior will be followed by bya byUIoNegtaertaudlag bya
a thorough UIoNegtaertaudlag orerhanling of tile business businessmethods buln businessmethods s sJIIet
methods and personnel personnelM
It develops upon inquiry that Secretary SecretaryHltcbeoek SecretaryHlte SecretaryHitchcock
Hitchcock Hlte eock made up Ms mind to retire retirefrom reUrpfrom retirefrom
from the Cabinet Cabk et some time ago Having Havinggot Havinggot Havinggot
got a s start in hie is work of pursuing andprosecuting and andprosecuting nd ndprOiccutblp
prosecuting land grafter be bAd deter determined determined determined ¬
mined upoa a reorganization of his de department deNtrlm department ¬
partment Ntrlm nt about the time th the Keep Com Commission Comml88lon Cornission ¬
mission m ission undertook Its investigation thereby there therehjr thereb
hjr b direction of the President PresidentThe Presidentbe PresidentThe
The Keep Commiealon in Its It report reportbearing rep reportearing < rt rtlHMutng
bearing b earing upon the department informedtits informed informedthe Informedthe
the President among other things that thatthe tbattile thatthe
the General Land Office is and has betu betufor betllfor 1ertifor
for yean the wont mismanaged ed bureau bureauin bureaaIn bursas1n
in the government service that Its eye system 88 88t eyeern ¬
tem t ern of transacting badness is
many year yarjbehind yearbehind tar tarbe
behind be fnd the times and that ft < should bereergjini9td be bereorganised bereor
reorganised reor reergjini9td DiM4 in the office in Washington Washingtonand WhlngtQnand
and in the Ut field heldTire fieldThe AeIdTIle
The Growth of Year YearsThe YearThe YearThe
The commission co did not charge that thatCommissioner thatComJlliulMer thatComatlsssiner
Commissioner w A A Richards RlcbarcJs of Wyom Wyoming WyomJag 1i oat oatlag ¬
Jag was directly responsible for the conittos con condition condition ¬
dition d ittos of affairs hi his bureau which rep represented reprette ¬
resented rette ted the accumulated growth incidentto Incident
to bad administration for years ye ears trs < It S is 8 ur urderetood urderetood p pder
deretood der tood that the commission Intimated Intimatedthat IntJmat Intimatedthat d dthat
that Commissioner CO Richards RJchardshad had beenslow been beenslow fn
slow in his h duty In that he had made no noeffort noeJrort noextort
effort to correct the mismanagement of
hind affairs apparent a t to many man who had harta hada hads
a close e knowledge k owled e of o the affairs of t the theiawrean I Ibureau >
bureau bureauThe bureauThe iawreanThe
The belief is
expressed that a nior nioralert ntorPalert
alert administration would have made
impossible I llllble the frauds perpetrated > by the
land grafters However the Keep K p Com Commission CommINIon Conmhrlot ¬
mission is understood to have reported
that Commissioner COertRJchards Richards wa a a + s no more moreto mrfto moreto >
to blame for the laxity of o business businessmethods bu busineamethods > s smethodtl
methods In the bureau than several severs of t
his predecessors P r5 It is i known kn wn nevErth nevertheless ¬
less that Commissioner r Richards resig resignation ¬
nation was practically demanded and andthat andthat
that effort efforts made to save him by S S nUr nUrWarren nal nalWarren natrWarren
Warren of Wyoming W H were Te futileIs futtte futtteln tud t tJ14
ln DondereuH Uonc1er uH Department DepartmentThe DepartmentTbe DepartmentThe
The Interior In rtor Department is I one of ofneat ofJt
neat ponderous branches of the t he Federal Federalgovernment Ff Fvderzgovernment > derll derllellt
government ellt It disburses burst6 hundreds rf rfminten n nlIlteD r rmimon
minten lIlteD of dollars a year has h + an amy arrayof amyof arT arTof
of employee aDd includes iacl ollie seine cf th thmost h h1ItOR
most important bureaus us In the pubi pubiservice pubjrftce pLbiservice
service serviceIt serviceIt rftce rftceIt
It is s composed of the Patent Pat > t1t Office Officethe OfflCfUte Oftfcthe
the Pension Offlce the Land Office thf thfIndian thhtdIaD
Indian Office the Bureau of Education Educationand EdUcatiOiIIIICl Educationand
and the Geological G I Survey All ihtr ihtrbureau th thbureaus h r rburemns
bureau will be thoroughly reorgaazcf reorganized reorganizedby fi fi1ty
by Mr Garneld when he becomes Sec Secretary St Stretal7 Sic Sicrotary ¬
rotary of the Interior in March of r 1x > x xFIRE
7 year
7FffiE
FIRE IN RYAN RESIDENCE RESIDENCECapItnliKt RESIDENCECapltallftt
Capitalist Is Issues iiett Statement Denying DenyingRnmor DcnlntHnmor
Rumor of Incendiarism InceuliarismNew IncendiarismNew IncendiarismNew
New York Nov 1L llTbomaa Thomas F Ryan RyanIssued RyanI8
Issued a statement today about thp lisp fir firwhich flrlwldrll >
which started to his house at 60 Fi Fifth Fiftha Fift1ae iti
a ae avenue venae ae early 11y in the morning morl n and whirr whirrwas whichwas hlrh hlrhWIIS
was at ant thought to have ha been Ftart Ftartby tartrd tartrdb > <
by an incendiary He said saidI
a
I returned from the country late lat y yeti Yftterclay yetiteaday < Hs Hsterday
terday afternoon and did not leave eKe my myhowst m mafter
house after that time At i oclock o clock tins tinsmorning tIn tInmonaIb t hta
morning the policeman on dUty and an a aprivate aprlYate aprivate
private watchman whom I have kept in ittthe inthe inthe
the house at night J gbt since the early portof part partof plttof
of the year awakened the household The Thefire Thtre Theere
fire re department In a very few minutes minutesput mlnutfsput
put out the th Are ftre it having done cIon littlQ littlQor littl littlor lItttor <
or no damage damageI
I cannot believe as has been suggeeit sug suggested susgt ¬
gested gt ted > > < l that the fire was started by an anincendiary anhtcencUary
incendiary I believe it was caused b bthe by bythe bythe
the accidental Igniting of rubbish DbI8h that thatwas thatW88
was thrown out by workmen who were weremaking wremklDt
making some repairs in the house Friday Fridayand Fridi1 Fridaand y yand
and Saturday SaturdayOFFERS SatunlayOFFERS
OFFERS 500000 TO SCHOOL SCHOOLEastern SOHOOLSUfitern
Eastern Jlnn Will ill Aid to Build a aUniversity IItnhcrlt aVniverstty
University tnhcrlt nt Louisville LouisvilleLouSsvUte LoulaIIleIouS LouisvilleLouisville
IouS Ky Nov UAnIIounCtment 11 UAnIIounCtmentBY Announcement Announcementby
by the Commercial Club committee work workIng workIng worklug
Ing to ra raise I jii0o1116 100 < m endowment e fund for fora tora fora
a anrversity here that a prominent East Eastern Ea t tern ¬
ern man known In the philanthropic philanthropicworld philanthropicworld
world has offered e ered half the sum needed neededif
if the rest te f raised has caused ed much muchspeculation muchspeeulatJoa
speculation speculationNo
No Intimation can be got from members membersof membtrof
of the committee COlDmiU as to the identity of tho thogenerous tll tllSeneroua thgenerous >
generous benefactor It Is planned t tuse tp tpUN tuse
use use the charter of the University t oLouisville o oLouisville 0Loullw
Loullw Louisville le which is very broad but it is fse isthe i ithe
the th ththan e idea to make the Institution more morthan mortthan >
than local It fe s announced that another anothergift anothfgirt anothergift
gift of 3MOWO has also been secured out ouisfele outside
side LouIsville LottteviUeChancellor LouIsvilleChaDceUor
Chancellor J C Willis of o the Univer University tnlw pnlvPrcity > r rsit ¬
sit of IoutovMh I has left for the East Eaeton E t ton
on behalf of the movement movementAGED movemeD movemeDAGED
AGED WOMAN ASSASSINATED ASSASSINATEDaiolher ASSASSINATEDiUother
Mother of Young 3Ian Slain Last LastYear LnstYenr Las LasYear
Year In a Family Feud FendPoputerville FeudPopuJamlle
Poputerville Miss 1IJR Nov 1L llMr Mrs Jona Jonathan Jonathan Jonatitan ¬
than Ladner the aged wife of a promi prominent prominent promiWent ¬
nent farmer at Elder near near here has been beenassassinated ht fn fnassas6Inatni
assassinated while seated in her h hon honnear hntrr hntrrnear < > iv ivnear
near an open openglut door A charge of buck buckshot hl1ckshot ¬
shot was tired from a clump nf if bushestriking bushes bushesstriking > i istrtkt
striking strtkt g the woman In n the l Lead LeadCarlos litadCarloB P + d
Carlos Ladner a son of the woman hk m3n was wasmurdered Vasmurdered Wasmurdered
murdered a year ago a as the het > result of ofa ora ofa
a family tamll feud and the killing kilJil of I hs hsmother Imother s
mother Is believed to Ne another > r chaps chapter chapteref cha tr treC c
ef the trouble troubleExcitement troublfExcUfment
r
Excitement suits nin nn high hl b and friends of ofthe Iftht
the family openly announce their inten intention intt > h hdon ¬
don to lyn lrneh h n h the assassin if f caught caughtTfce c lUChtthe + uyiat uyiatThe
the authorities are ar without a clew clewAbandon clewAbtlldon
Abandon Search for Body BodyWinnipeg Doel DoelInnipef
Winnipeg Innipef Man l Ian Nov No ll nThe The se search searchfor spar + n 1 1for
for the body of the late bt Mivor Ma 4Ia > or Sny Snrof Snrr Snrrof r rof
of Dayton Ohio at Whitetis Lake habeen hs hsbeen hotsbeEn
been discontinued as the water la u itl itlcold tlcold > i icold
cold for the divers Thonsntute of dol dollar 1 1Jars iu ¬
lar Jars hav have been spent in the search tui tuione ttrlon lndone
one on man will be stationed there all Win Winter WU1er ¬
ter er to watch for the body

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