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NO 511 11 WASHINGTON D C SUNDAY MAEJJH 1 1908 1908THIBTY THIRTY PAGES FIVE CENTS
FUIOORT GPOREPORT GPOREPORTWhat
h What Rossiters Findings FindingsWill FindingsWill FindingsWill
Will Disclose DiscloseAUDIT DiscloseAUDIT
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AUDIT SYSTEM SYST SYSTEMS fIS IS M MCost BACost B1D
Cost Large Sum and Inv Involved InvolvedExtravagances lve lveExtravagances
Extravagances ExtravagancesA
A DEFICIENCY D FICIENCYOF500QQO FICIENCYOF500QQOLack OF 500000 500000Lack
Lack of Executive and Administra Administrative
tive Ability on the Tart o of Stil Stillings
lings ClearlyShown Olearly Shown andHis Re Rei
instatement i 1statement Is Considered Out of ofthe ofthe
the Question QuestionInvestigation Investigation Sup Supports Supports ¬
ports Charges O arges Made by The Wash Washjngton Washiugton
iagton Herald Prior to th the Sus Suspension Suspension
pension of of the t e Public Printer P t
W S S Kossltor R ssllor who ho was constituted constituteda < nsUtuted nsUtuteda L
a special agent by bythe the President to In Investigate Investlgate ¬
vestigate the Government Printing Of Office orflce Of3ce ¬
fice 3ce and who with a corps of experts expertsdetailed expertsdetailed
detailed from several departments has hasbeen hasbeen
been probing deeply dcepl into tho affairs of ofthat orthat ci
that institution completed his report reportyesterday reportesterday L
yesterday It is a voluminous volu lnous docu document document ¬
ment covering a vast amount of detail detailSecretary detailSecretary
Secretary Loeb stated last evening eveningthat eveningthat evenIn
that the Presidenthad had no time to toexamine toexamine tc
examine the report and It would not notbe notbe nqi L
be made public for two or three days daysIt daysIt
It is understoodd unders oodd that Mr Rosslter Rosslterreported Rossiterreported Ross1tereported r
reported simply upon conditions as hp hpfound hpfound li
found them and that he makes few fewrecommendations fewrecommendations fe ferecommendations
recommendations recommendationsThe recommendationsThe recommendationsThe
The conditions disclosed dlscloJd may be summed summedup summedup summe I Ilip
up as follows followsCumbersome followsCumber
Cumbersome Cumber ome and Expensive ExpensiveThe ExpenheThe ExpcnIvcThe
The accounting system and methods methodsInstalled methodsInstalled methodsInstalled
Installed by The Afldlfc System S1 atcm tem 58 58Duane 5Duane 5
Duane street New York are magical fltoslcalcumbersome magicalcumbersome ftrogicalt
cumbersome and expensive and have havenot baenot
not Impro Improved d the efficiency cfficl ncJ vof f of the os establishment ostnbllshment ¬
tablishment tablishmentAn
An auditing or accounting system systemshould systemshould systemshould
should have been installed ai t a a post postnet st stnG
net nG excaedlng ex l JteSfi Jyjt lutthe tth the work workauthorized Wo Wouthorlzed1Y
authorized uthorlzed1Y oV Public Printer Siffltngs Siffltngsinvolved Stfnt ss ssinroled
involved an outlay u the tbe time of his hissuspension hissuspentlfon hissuspenio
suspension of five tlmos that amount amountor amountor
or approximately sao ffiOCO and wag then thenIn thenn
In n an anImPerCect a bnp ixnikrfect rfect and d unfinished condi condition condition condition ¬
tion tionThe
The men comprising the corporation corporationknown corporationknown
known as The Audit System had h d no norecognized norecognized o orecognized
recognized standing as public account accountants accountan accountants ¬
ants antsControlled an antsCoiitrolled ls lsCOJjtrolJed
Controlled Ity 1 Thc Audit System SystemFrom SystemFrom
From tho time of making tho con contract contract contract ¬
tract with Th6 Audit System S stem 52 Duane Duanestreet Duanestreet Duanestreet
street New York PublIc Printer PrinterSUltlngs PrinterStillings PrinterStillings
Stillings practically placed the Institu Institution InStltu InStltuUnn lnstitufinn ¬
finn in the hands of that concern It Itwas Itwas Itwas
was allpowerful In the direction and andmanagement andmanagement
management of the pjfjit pjfjitUnnecessary 1 1n1 1n1rnncce
Unnecessary rnncce sary purchases of supplies supplieshave suppliesha
have ha ve been made
usually upon recom recommendation re om ommendaUon ¬
mendation mendaUon of The TheAdIt Audit
System
and andeconomies a d donomles
economies onomles practiced in certain
direc directions directions ¬
tions were moro than
offset by b ox oxtravagances 0 0traagances
travagances in other directions directionsA
A deficiency de iencJ of half a million dollars
has been created under Tho Audit Auditysteni
System ysteni regime Public Printer Stll Stlllings
lings when wh n apprised of this probable
deficiency treated the matter as of ofno ofno
no material consequence and
expressed expressedthe expressedthe
the utmost faith in i the Appropriations Appropriationsommltte
Committee ommltte of the House
promptly pro providing proldlns ¬
viding for the deficit In the deficiency
bill billWhile
bllIthUe
While thUe bIIe the
foregoing Is not
an abstract abstractor abstra at
of Mr rr Rossitera report the statements statemn statemnhere
here made will be borne
out by that re report re report r rport ¬
port portStilling portStllllnJII portStIIIIngi
Stilling Reinstatement Relnlltutc lent Impossible ImpossibleThe ImpolllbleThe 7mpoji C
The report while it does not affect ffect the ti
Integrity of Mr Stilllngs snows such lack lackof lackof ia k kof
of executive and administrative
ability on n
his part as to make his further Incum Incur n ¬
bency of the office Impossible ImpossibleIt
It reflects severely upon Tho Audit Sys S Sy s ¬
tem and upon the officials
fiClals > of that con concern concern Co n ncern ¬
cern cern2tuch s sMuch
cernhlch
Much hlch attention it Is said Is given to totho
the subject subj t of supplies and herein great greatextravagance greatxtraognnce gre at atoxtravagince
extravagance Is shown to have marked mark ad
tho operation oper Uon of tho entire establishment it
It will show that The Washington Her Herald Herald Ht r raid ¬
ald In Its exposure of conditions con lUons In the ti he
Government Printing PrlnUn Office made from fro t
day da to day preceding Mr
Stillings sus suspension susnslon su supension ¬
pension nslon and bearing especially
upon the t Ii
doings of The Audit System
did not over overstate oerstatl eve r rstate ¬
state the truth On the contrary the theofficial theofficial ti t
official investigation disclosed conditions conditionseven conditionseven CondItia CondItiaeven n tn
even worst orso than represented representedDcmornlixntlon reprosentodDemorallzntlon reprosentedDentoralizatlon
Dcmornlixntlon In Service ServiceMr ServiceMr
Mr 11 Rossiter gives his views In detail detailas detailas det til tila
as a to the workings of the
new Audit Sys Sy 5 ¬
tem declaring that It has ha
placed an ex excessive cxcessh e x xceseive ¬
cessive cessh cost upon public printing for the thevarious th tharJous t he hearlous
various executive
departments and he I
finds that some of
the new methods be besides be besides lj ie iesides ¬
sides causing extravagance resulted In
demoralization of the senIce
Li
He
spe specifically s e eelfically ¬
cifically recommends that several of the themethods thempthods t he hemethods
methods formerly Cormorl In use se be I c restored
Several candidates for Public
Printer Prini er
havo already aIrcad appeared It Is possiblo that tii at
the appointment will be made early this thisweek Ullsweek ti its itsweek
week It was stated yesterday that MS j
Rossiter had shown
such a complete completegrasp compl < ompletegrasp tte ttegrasp
grasp of r the situation that
the President Presidentwould PresidentWouJd Presk1 nt ntwould
would almost certainly ask him to take ta ko
the place lace Mr tr Rossiter however has
no noambition noambition noamblion
ambition to be Public Printer PrinterBaltimore Prlnte PrlnteBnlUmore PrInterflnltlmore
Baltimore and Return IS5 t tBaltimore iBaltimore
Baltimore and nnc Ohio K JR n
Every Ee Saturday and Sunday Sunda All trains tral
both ways both days except Royal Lim LI ¬
ited City Offices 1417 G st st and 619 Pa 1 Ea
ave
Everybody Teqho1y Cornea Come to U Uu t for or r Lnraber r
Frank Llbbey 8 Co 6th N Y ave ave nw r tw
WEATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor FORECASTFor
For the tIi District of Columbia Columbiaand Columbta Columbtaand Columbiand
and a nd Maryland lIarylandyeather 1ary1andeather Veather unset unsettled unsettied unseted ¬
tied ti ed today toda and tomorrow t morrow with withoccasional withoccasional withccasional
tio
occasional tin o rain or snow light lightnortheast lightnortheast lightortheast
northeast n to cast cast winds windsHERALD windsH
HERALD H RALD NEWS NEWS SUMMARYTELEGRAPhIC SUMMARY SUMMARYiPngea SUMMARYFUG
iPngea FUG S TELEGRAPHIC t tIl tjrn 4lIteuterdnbt
Il jrn 1 rRcuterdnhl terdnhl to Leave LetteFleet LetteFleetlTart Fleet FleetTaft 5 5Taft
lTart 1 Taft Would Totld Protect Pr tect Aliensl Aliens
O l Burton Wins Against gllinst Machine Machine5Lnbors MachineLabors
5 5Lnbors Labors Boom to Be Launched lmmch d Today To TodayBryans ny nyrBrynns
5 rBrynns Bryans Name nmet Wildly Cheered CheeredKansas CheeredrKnn
rKnn Kansas B Will Be for Taft Taft5Jeff Taft5Jeft Taft3eff
5Jeff 3eff Davis Assailed sroUed in Home f me Slate SUite5Brnn SlateBryan
5 5Brnn Bryan Roasts Kentucky Kentuck Democrats DemocratslCIncInnati DemocrftsIGClnclnnntl DemocrntsCincinnatI
lCIncInnati 10 CincinnatI Priest Prl t Threatened ThreatenedloB ThreatenedBlngham
30 loB Blngham Blngham nghom Wants Secret Police Police10Mrs PoUce1011r8
10Mrs 10 Mrs Noyes Slayer Tells His Story Stor StorloGJacla
10 loGJacla Glacla Glad Calias Husband Talks TalksLOCAL TalksLOOAL TalksLOCAL
LOCAL LOOALIF
1 IF Funeral neral of Lato Crosby S S No Noyee ee eeIRossiter
1 IRossiter Rossiter Makes Report on o on G P O O2s
1 Sims OJs Shoulders All Criticism ltlcism
2 Denial of Bishopric Reports2Banquct Reports eports eportsBanquet
2 2Banquct Banquet in Honor of Senor Pulido Pulido1Vlley PulidoWi1ey
2 1Vlley Wiley Talks About Whisky WhIsk WhIsk10Locat
j 10 10Locat Local Republican Politics Pontles13Chlc1npox
l 13 13Chlc1npox Chiclnpox Chlckt npox In Turkish TurkishEfnbaasY Etnbassy EtnbassyHOOSLEE Efttbs EfttbsHOOSIER
J HOOSIER E OFFICIALS INDICTED INDICTEDMario INDICTEDlUarloJ1 flThICTEDarIoi
J Mario lUarloJ1 M arIoi County Count Commissioners Ac Accnncd Accnlled
cnncd of BribetakingIndianapolis Bribetaking BribetakingIndianapolis
Indianapolis I Feb 23 19Honest Honest John JohnMcGregor JohnMcGrcSQr
IM
3 McGregor M cGicgor president of the board of coun county COtUlty councommissioners ¬
ty commissioners Thomas E Stafford Staffordformer StatIordtormor
former fo fosal rmer member and A W Wilcutt city citysalesman 010sale
J salesman sale sal esman man for the he Atlas Engine Enb ne Works Workswere Workswere
were w ere indicted by the Marion tarJon County Countygrand CountySTand Countyand
grand gr grIn and Jury today orf charges of defraud defrauding deCraudIng ¬
ing In g the county McGregor Is Indicted Indictedseparately Indictedseparately
separately se parately for taking a a bribe jand and Wilcatt WilcattIs
Is als nIs a1 indicted separately s parnto1y for tor offering a abribe abrIbe a
bribe bribeIn brIbeIn br ibe ibeIn
In the case of McGregor the indictment indictmentcharges Indlctentcharges
charges ch arges that he accepted a bribe of 380 3500rrom 380from 1
from fr om Wilcutt when the Atlas Engine EngineWorks EngineWork5
Works W orks received the contract for putting puttingthe putting puttingthe
the th e jmtclrine maclrinery in the county power powerhouse power powerbouge ¬
house h ouie on a bid of n1OOO 21000 Tho lh three men menare menare mere k
are ar e Jointly jolntl indicted for conspiracy to tobribe tobrJbe te teibe
bribe br ibe John McGaughey McG ugbe1 in connection connectionwith connectionWith t
with w ith tho same work ork McGaugtoey being a amember 1member I
member m msl ember of the board of county commis commissidnersat com is issldnersat
sidnersat sl dncrsat the time the powerhouse ton tontract ontract on
tract tr act was let to the Atlas Engine WorksThe Works WorksThe
The three men were arrested and placed placedunder plaoodunder I
under u nder bonds bondsDOG bondsDOG
DOG SNOWBALLED TWO TWO SHOT SHOTCumberland SHoTCunt1erlnntl SKOTumberland
Cumberland C Man Inn Fire Into Crowd Crowdof Crowdof I
of 31en MenIs IenI I Arrested ArrestedCumberland ArrestedCumberland ArrestedCumberiand
Cumberland Md Fob 29 29Angered Angered be becauso beCyso
causo C s some some one had thrown a snowball at athis athls a t
Ch
his h IS doS Joseph Heck H ck secured a double doublsbarreled doublabarreled
barreled b shotgun shotgun and fired into a crowd crowdof crowdof crow d
of o f fifty young youa men who wore fishing in inthe Inthe I a
the t he Potomac seriously wounding William WilliamStein a
Stein S teIn and Jacob Cook CookHe CookHe
He then wished JhtoJris house se to sQfuro sQfurohcaaa siro o1r 0
a 1 1r hcaaa f4t f artTq at f x rqe yojNexs ersbut bulbefqrjs burt bJ befwe tqre he qpttlfl qpttlfluse qcJUt6se owII d
use u se the them He wias sa 1as overpawaredn o overpowarende erpolfered ljfand6d ljfand6din nded ndedill a
in 11 jail jailREDTERDABLJMES jailREnTERDAHL
REDTERDABLJMES REnTERDAHL R bEAVES FLEET FLEETi FLEETNaval FLEETNaval FLBB p L
i
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Naval N aval Critic Coming Comi g to Washington Washingtonto n LI
to Renew His Charges ChargesOfficers ChargesOfficers
Officers O with Admiral Evans He Hesent ReBent Bcsent
sent Attacks on Xavy 1ifl1 n and This ThisPromptR Th1Promptll Thl
Prompts His Departure DepartureNew DepnrtureNew
New York ork Feb 29 3A A dispatch to a aNew
New N ew York paper from Callao Peru states statesthat statE Is
that t hat Henry Henr Reuterdahl R uterdahl author of the thecharges thecharg t IC
charges charg c s that the United States battle battleships battleships batt batthips lo
ships s have some glaring defects today todayleft todayleft todc
left l eft the fleet on which hleh he had been beenuest a aguest aguest
guest g uest owing to the fact the dispatch dispatchroads dispatchroads dispatc h
roads r eads that his criticism has been resent resented resented rosen rosend t ¬
ed e d by some officers officersIt
It is stated that Reuterdahl will in go godirect godlroct o oIs
direct to Washington to back up his hischarges hischarges It Is
charges chargesBefore chargesBefare c
Before leaving the fleet Reuterdahl Reuterdahieported is Jsreported isreported
reported r to have ha e said that he would lay laycomplete laycomplete l L Lomplete
complete c proof of all his charges before beforethe beforethe befo re i
the United States investigating commit committee committee 1 ¬
tee t ee and that he was ready to demon demonstrate demonstrate demoitrate a ¬
ts
strate s that twothirds of nIl tho active activeline activeline aetli ie ieEl i
line l ine officers upheld his assertions regard regardIng r regari regaring El
Ing I ng American ships of war warLima warLima
Lima Peru Feb 29 29The The American Americanbattleship Americanbattleship Aeric Ut
battleship fleet sailed on tho last leg l g ot otits otIts 0
its i ts great run from Callao for Magdalena MagdalenaBay MagdalenaBay Magdac MagdacBay ia
Bay at 1043 oclock this morning morningTen morningTen morningthousnid
Ten thousand enthusiastic spectators spectatorscheered sP spectato ctators ctatorsI re reIn
I cheered the ships as they sailed away awaya in ina Ini i
i a northwesterly direction directionThere directionThere
There was a beautiful panorama as the thefleet thefleet t h e er
fleet of o great ships sailed out df r the har harbor harbor ha habor r ¬
bor and saluted the government forts fortsPOODLE x xPOODIE
POODLE DOG HAS EARRINGS EAEELNGSParl I
Parl Paris Beautys Beaut Pet Make Inke Bonlevard Bonlevardlers Boulenrdierl Boulevarieri ii
lers IWke ke Sudden Notice XotlceParis otlee otleeParIs
Paris Feb 23 290ne One of the bestknown bestknownprofessional bestknownprofessional bestkno vn i
professional beauties of Paris succeeded succeededin succeed e d
in creating a asensntlon sensation on the Boulevarl BoulevarlHaussman BoulevatdHaussmnn Bouleva id i
Haussman by b means of a tiny poodle yes yesterday yesterda E Eterday 3 ¬
terday terdayThis terda terdaThis
This was ngt due to the dogs collarv collarvwhich coJJarhlch colh 1r v
which hlch was ornamented with ltl1 a score of ofgolden orgolden
golden coins nor to t < the he fur coat with a apocket apocket 1
pocket from which a small lace handker handkerchief handkerchIef handkE tr ¬
chief protruded nor the India rubber rubbershoes rubbershoes rub er
shoes that lie wore but the two wo pairs of ofdiamond oCdiamond o
diamond earrings earrIngs which glittered one at atthe atthe 1
the top and the other at the end of his hiscars hisears I Iears t S
ears carsHAHRLMANS
earsHARRIMANS I
HAHRLMANS EMPLOYES HAPPY HAPPYMagnate HAPPyJIngnnte HAPI iu I
Magnate to Grant Holiday When WhenDnnRfliter Wit WitDaughter VhenDnug1tter en t
Daughter I III Married MarriedMiddlelbwn 3larrledI1ddle1own MarriedN
Middlelbwn N Y Feb 29 29The The army armyof armyoCemployes an fly flytr r
of oCemployes o employes on the estate of E H Har Harriman Harriman Hi tr
riman at Arden Ardent Orango County V111 will be begiven begiven e
given a holiday Tuesday on o the occasion occasionof Occasi Occasiof on i
of the marriage of Miss Uss Cornelia Harri Harriman Harriman Hat vi viman
man and Robert Livingston Gerry Gerr at atGrace atGrace atGrace t
Grace Church New York YorkMlas YorkMiss
Miss Harriman Is a great favorite with withthe withthe tv ith iththe ii
the employes on her fathers estate and anda andn a nd ndtI j
a party of sixty has been made up upattend p to toattend toattend
attend the wedding A special train will willbe willbe il ilbe
be run over the Erie Railroad from Arden Ardento Ardento Ar len lento 1
to New York to take the employes and andto andto a md mdto a
to return them to Arden after the wed wedding wedding w ed edding ¬
ding dingLook dingLook dingLook
Look Out Lumber Prices Much Muc Lower Levi er
Frank Libbey CU Co 0 > 6th N Y Yavc ave nw j
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IMPRESSIVE I RITES RITESFOR RITESFOR RITESFOR
FOR LATE EDITOR EDITORWashingtoirians EDITORfashingtollians EDITORashingtouiaus
Washingtoirians W Pay Tribute Tributeto TributetoOrosby
to toOrosby Crosby S Noyes NoyesDOT NoyesB NoycsOflY
B DOT < Y IN FAMILY F AjJJIL YTQM YTQM13cftutifill TCto TCtoBeautiful TFJ3cautif
Beautiful B cautif l Episcopal Service at atClmrcli atChurch atClmrch
Church and at Grave GraveRitual GraveRitual Gravetual
Ri Ritual tual Head by Rev He Dr C Ernest ErnestSmith ErnestSmith Ernestmith
Smith S mith After Which hlcb Her Ite Dr Ed Edirard Edward Edward
ward Everett Hale Chaplain of ofthe oftile oflte
the t lte United States Senate S nate Spoke a aFCTV aew
Few F ew Word Eulogistic of the Dead DeadJournalist DeAdJournaUat1anT DcdournalistMany I
JournaUat1anT J Journalist Many Floral Offerings OlterlnSlSqrrou Offerings9rrounded j jSurrounded
Surrounded Sqrrou S 1ded by byasUent asllent saddened < l assem assemblage 8SSilmb1n assomnge ¬ <
blage b1n bi nge of 0 distinguished alll2t1nwith citizens and with withits withUs withgray
its 85gr gray granite anlt walls half hidden hlddenunder hlddenundergreat under undergreat undereat
great gr eat wreaths of many hued huc flowers the theNoyes theNores theoyes
Noyes N oyes family tomb In Rock Creek Como Cemetery Comotery Comery ¬
te tery ry stood la the sunlight yesterday after afternoon Jltcrnoon afteron ¬
noon no on with Its Iron door swung opon to toreceive toreceive toceive
receive re ceive the body of Crosby Stuart Noyes NoyesAt NoyesAt NoyesAt
At tho entrance of the tomb rested the thecaaket theclUket thesket
caaket ca sket Its dull gray case burled under undera undermass
a a mass of or sweet peas violate and or orchids orchids orids ¬
chids chidsIn chidsIn ch ids idsInthoir
In Inthoir thoir white and purple surpite surpllclbS s the thetwo thowo theO
two tW wo O officiating Episcopal ministers stood stoodon stoodon stoodolther
on either side of the casket casket and solemnly solemnlyand 80l solemnlyd mn1J mn1Jand
and an d with Impressive delivery read the thebeautiful thebenuUCul theautiful
beautiful be autiful burial burJhl service of their oreed oreedGathered areedGathered ureodGthored
Gathered closely about the casket c8skct were werethe werethe weree
the th e members of the late editors family familyand tamUyand familyd
and an d tho men of national distinction pros present prost > rcs rcsent ¬
ent an t In the capacity of honorary pall pallbearers pnl1bearers pallarers ¬
bearers be arers
Scene at the Family Tomb TombIt TombIt TombIt
It was as on the stroke of 4 oclock that thatthe thatthe thate
the th e words Dust to dust were spoken by byRav byRB byev
Rav R ev C Ernest Smith WBh WKItJ WU > r < ed d heads headsthe Hade Hadetile eat1s
the t members of M 3 T fly tl7the stepped steppedto t ped pedto
to tho casjr ca jd 4 a a few small smallbundles sm ieII ieIIunehes U UbundlesO
bundles bundlesO b unehes of o Jtnd turned away awaj a to totheir totheir
their t canT CR eaq I ipne 1abe of the t e assemblage assemblQgeematn assemblagents asembtngeeml
ematn eml i r4omenta nts to look at the theThee theflG theai4
flG fi ai4 Thee the sexton Hx Jn and his hisas hisseLq
as a seLq J Ie left atone to ptaae the thethe theens theanit
ens c anit the tomb tombat tombT1
T1 T 14ee at St Thomas Protestant FrotaetantEpls4fc Prot8etaatEpL ProtestantpIiCMrch
Epls4fc EpL E pIiCMrch Church were beautiful beauUCulRn and im impressive Jmpresslve Ireressive ¬
pressive p ressive The chancel w was g banked sIgh idghwjth Wghwith
with n ith floral pieces pletC I of unusual beauty Dr DrSmith DrSL1lth Drrtlth
Smith S rtlth read th the service with such depth depthof delUlot detthf
of o f feeling f UAG that the wonderful Scriptural Scripturalphrases Scripturalhrases l1ptun11 l1ptun11phrases
phrases p hrases seemed seemed to be his own To Q QUJthe 4d 4dto 4dthe
to UJthe the J1 prasslvlI
Impressiveness of the ocoaafoa was wasthe WASthe s se
the tu e vozi vonernWe ble atrroned omned figure tUr8 of Ret Dr DrEdward DrEdward ticdward
Edward B dward 1ttv vejwtt tt ItJe iale Ie Whose cha deep resen resenaat raona rss n nt
aat a t voIce olea rang Through ret2gh the gfoat gf t church churchas
as a s he read from the Scripture and spoke epokebriefly spokebrle spokeriefly
briefly brle b riefly y In eulogy of the hue editor editorIn editorIn
In the front pews were ert gathered the theCBbers themosr theernbem
mosr m mr mf CBbers ers of Mr Jr Noyes family and re rerese roe reIlre5f roees
rese r es Datives of otth the KaufCmann and AdamC AdamCfamilies Maim AdamifaIplleB
families f for so long associated as Iated with the theNoyes theNo
Noyes No N oyes es family in the publishing of the theEvening tlaeEGttlng thev9tng
Evening E Ea v9tng Star Back of these were the theactive theactive thective
active a ctive and honorary pallbearers Tho Tholast ThoJast
last l ast named included the Vice President PresidentSpeaker PresidentSpeak
Speaker Speak S r Cannon and Ambassador Taka TakaWra lakaMr
Wra Mr h ire
WraThe ireThe
The members of the Gridiron Club at attended attended atended ¬
tended t in a body bodyA UodJA bodyA
A delegation from the Oldest Inhabi Inhabitants ID W Wtants ¬
tants t Association was also seated in the thefront thefront
front f ront section of pews pewsTho pewsThe pewsThe
The main body of the church was Ailed filledwith Ailedwith Ailedith
with w ith hundreds of friends and admirers of ofMr ofMr
Mr Noyes many of whom wore distin distinguished dl5UnguJboo ¬
guished citizens of the District DistrictTribnteby Dlstrk1lr1hute
Tribnteby lr1hute h Rev R Dr Hale HaleThe U1IeThe
The services sorica began promptly at atclock 2 2oclock 2oclock
oclock o clock Dr SmIth react th tile Episcopal Episcopalritual EplseelMtlritual
ritual r and the U1 quartet of tho Gridiron GridironClub GrtdlronClub GridironClub
Club sang Lend Kindly Klndl Light Dr DrHale DrInale
Hale was as then escorted to the pulpit pulpitDr pulpitDr pelpitDr
Dr Hale read from the the1 i I Corinthians Corinthianschapter CorJnthhmscupter
chapter c xv X t a passage 1 closing with the theverse theers
verse verseTfceretare v ers erse
ersrJIerefore
Tfceretare my beloved ret be ye Meaifotalways Meaifot tI tIawars
always awars a abounding abou dlD in the wack ef A iae Lord f fera feramud1 ferav a aorach
orach is 5 JO e knew that year kb Miqr r k art t ia mil T51 in fAthe h hhe
the t he lAId LwflDr lAIdDr teviLDr
Dr Hale then addressed the assemblage assemblagesaying aomblagesaying
saying sayingTh s ayingfl4
Th < words written Iff the Apostle In the tk bo bogwalne be beHe b
gwalne are words to xrtikk Ida w 1ft are dad ad to o nfer nferJOB neerJUU r rsee
JOB f fNm m day to da day wfeee we e sea b hew w ia the therohfet tilemidst th C
midst et f ftf HIe Ii we arc IB death This timing of ofpeorf 6lpeople e f fpeopi
people in this Dense of twsbiptocio fWl lptOCl of whom whomwere Ierewlll t twere
were erewlll wrtl acquainted with him and eome of mom Trfeombare momba vhoa 1 1sever
bare ba lever Ken Mm JdmaU all know hoW he has serred serredbis eTedIds scrys 1 111s
Ids God and brOth the kingdom of God kid into hb hid hbdally hi hiddly
dally d lr flit Is this not the JHBCC place to relieve ren W that tM life Hfeto Hfe lifeto
to co into tho detail ef Ms nnge0si efiort eren erenwhen CTeDwhen cm cmvhea
when be passed Q the fmrccare fO M08re years 7 U8 of Ids ld oaraest raest raestlife it itlife
life and we LOT wilHng TfIHDghe ie was to do what he hecould hecould a e ecould
could for his feltowdtizeju ef this UiII city ADd ad his bisfellowmen hisfe hi s sof
fellowmen fe Omen ° of r this country and tic wbrklT world There is isno bno i a aplace
no better place than this thisThere thisThere thisis
There is BO one of us hero rho does not look lookback lookback he k kbeck
back rith gratitude to the services which chid he has hasrendered hasrenderedtb ha S Srendered
rendered renderedtb b P this coamaiBitj asnxmsuIt Young men ootain coming to t 0
him from the ret rere ce e of life he bas shown shoic bow to t 0
lire and bow 00 to glie the TNT esy best service to other othermen otllermMnot oth othmennot
men mMnot not in public offl oeice el v sot attempting to work wor
by the machinery of politics poUUCbIIt bat showing showi the dally doll 7
duty ef the citizen with so ms much to do and so somuch 50maeh 0 0mech
much to say through the onuuprescuco of the press je 5
to lift up the life of this nation nationWe atiouWe satleeWe
We shall be glad all of us that we e bare had the tbeopportunity theopportunity t e e9see
opportunity tj teee 9see eee in such a throng as is assembled seinbie d
here the mpect respect the honor whkh in any one oneour of ofoar orour
our American communities will alone Alon be siren to I it itthe
the citizen who as a citizen docs his duty In the Ui IC
daily walk ercn of common life lifeII lifethe
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At the conclusion of Dr
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marks the quartet sans san 601 I Cannot Al AIwa 1 1ways
ways wa sTrnce Trace the Way ra and Dr Smith Smiththen Smiththen Smit h hthen
then delivered the closing prayer prayerThe pra prayerThe er erThe
The Honorary 1I0nornr Pallbearer PallbearerThe PnI PallbearersThe lJenrerlC lJenrerlCThe
The honorary h noraT pallbearers proceeded to tothe tothe t 0 0the
the street and andformed formed in twq lines lead leadIng lendInG I Iing
Ing to the waiting liearse lenrse The Invited Invitedpallbearers InvitedpallbearElrs U Upallbearers
pallbearers present were Vice President PresidentFairbanks Presider it itFa1t
Fairbanks Fa1t Speaker Cannon Ambassador AmbassadorTakahira AmbassadorI ir irTakahira
I Takahira Justice Harlan H rJan Secretary Root RootCommisSioner Roo I ICozntnidioner i
Commissioner Macfarland William E ESmith Po PoSmith r t tSmith
Smith Beale Howard B H Warner Wnrn r Col ColR ColR I IR
R J Hoxie S W Woodward John Joy JoyEdson Jo y yEdson
Edson P J Stellwagen Charles Ch rles J Bell BellGeorge BenGeorge Bel 1 1Georxe
George M Oyster Charles B BChurch BChurchEdgar Church t tEdgar
Edgar Shaw Scott C Bone Victor VIctorKautImllnn Victc r rKauffmanfl
Kauffmann Minister Quesada R R Ross RossPerry RossPer Ro 5 5Perry
Perry Per J Whit Herron F A A A Richardson RlchnrdsonJames a aJames
James S Henry and Simon Wolf WolfThe WoltThe WolfThe
The casket was borne born from the church churchby chure it itby
by Rudolph Kauffmann G V Barnes BarnesA G GA
A Lyon Roy Herron Richard A Jfc JfcLean J c cLean L Lan
Lean an John P Miller 1U 11 er N O Messenger lcsscngernnd Messengerand 1 1and
and Dr J E Jones JonesThe JonesThe JonesThe
The chief chic mourners were then ushered usheredto ushere d dto
to their carriages Mr and Mrs Theo Theodore D Ddore
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ASKS A SKS TREATY SIGHTSSecretary RIG SIGHTS I t S SSecretary
Secretary S Taft Pleads for forProtection forProtection
Protection to Aliens AliensCANNOT
CANNOT C KEEP OUR PROMISES PROMISESFederal
Federal F Government Goern nnt Has Ao o Control ControlOver ControlOer ControlOver
Over States nt Prenent S SU Says y Cab
inet Officer ut nr Brooklyn o IJ Dinner DinnerUefendN Dhn DlnnerDefends r rDeten
Defends Deten noose htooeel > v I iVdmjniMtrntiou iVdmjniMtrntiounnd 1 n t Jo u uundO
undO Denieit DC IEII PoVvcr pOwrit4e t Vre e 3 gcfi1eiI gcfi1eiINs ccetlcfl ccetlcflKW eeeUeab eeeUeaNy
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KW Ns York Feb 21 Secretary of otut offtula
ftula ut H Taft addressed the Bar As Ast A1itcOQlnfil Aaoint4un
tcOQlnfil s t oeiauon n of BrMkiyn DruklJDtibIIJ tib tIb evealng ne eVt1 lDS at Ito iteannual t tDnusl Itoannual
annual dttinltc dtt at the Untoa cit League Cinh CinhTho cr crTho
Tho T ho Secretary obese o se to talk about the theConstitution tConsUtuUon Uleonstitution
Constitution ConstitutionHe ConsUtuUonIo C onstitutionBe
He Io was as received wtth oeaaklerahle C en enthusiasm aatlutslfLSnl t ¬
thusiasm and the mere fact that It Ita was wasa wasnotpartJsan
a a nonpartisan noq rtlsan assombtage did not en entirely GRUr9l onirely ¬
Ur9l t tirely rob the occasion of political sig significance fJlSHlficaRC sigdfloanco ¬
nificance a State Chairman saIrmaa Timothy L LWoodruff L LWooarutt
Woodruff for example made mad a a speech spesc in inwhich 111whIeh InwhiCh
which he made very ver little attempt atW l t to toappear toappear toppear
appear a enthusiastic for the Presidential Presidentialcandidacy PrtSWutlalcandldac ProsWemMlandidacy
candidacy candldac c of GOY Hughes HughesMr Hughesr HughesMr
Mr r Taft likngeif avoided any direct directreference tllnrtre kct kcteZorenee
reference re r erenee to politics though a part of his hisaddreas 1ddreM i
addreas a was W an Inferential defense d e 9la of ofsou orS0UI6
S0UI6 s sou fl of the Roosevelt poltetes polld He said saidfor saidfor
for f or examples that th t no attempt Intd been beenmade beeamado
made to stretch the powers of th the Con Constitution ConsUWtion Contitution ¬
stitution s with reference to Federal con control COR CORtrol ¬
trol of State or interstate affairs ftirs What Whatreally WhI WhIreaUy
really r had happened was s that the charac character ehuaetr ¬
ter b r of business activities had d 50 50ltered greatly greatlyaltered srM srMaltered P
altered a as to bring them automatically automaticallywithin UtoataUcanwithin
within the scope of already existing o con constitutional COIIstituttonaJ eoatitutlonal ¬
stitutional s powers powersWnnts powensVant1l
Wants ItiKlttx for Aliens AliensThe AliensThe Hcn HcnThe
The Secretary of War made an earnest earnestpie CAnaeatpl
pie pl plei for immediate Congressional action actionempowering actionempowering
empowering e the Presidentitd use forces orees at atate athis ni nihis t
his command for the purpose of forcing forcingif
if I t need be the separate States Stat a to grant grantto grantto granio L
to t o aliens their treaty tre t rights He 11 con contended contended < on ontended ¬
tended that at present tho government governmentwas governmentwas L Lwas
was in the humiliating position l of being beingunable beinGunable belniunable
unable to guarantee these rights if the theStates theStates th t
States saw Sf fit to deny thorn He cited the theJapanese theJapanese thi thiJapanese I tI
Japanese troubles troub1 in California and the theItalian theItflllan thi t tItalian
Italian murders in Louisiana as example exampleReferring examplesReferring ump1ee ump1eeReferring
Referring to Californias refusal to toabide toabide U i iabide
abide by the promises made by the Fed Federal Federal Foderal
eral government go rnmont In the controversy grow growing growIng growing ¬
ing out of the Japanese riots Taft sold snldIt s soldputs fd fdIt
It puts our government in the pusillani pusillanimous pusll1anlmoos ¬
mous position of promising that subjects subjectsof sUjeetsof subjectof S
of another country coultry shall be properly properlytreated properlytreated I Itreated
treated and theft ULei of having no means of ofcarrying ofarrylnG o f farrylng
arrylnG out opt tho promise or or r of punishing punishingthose punishIngthose punishln g gthose
those who violate it itUnable It ItUnnble itUnable
Unable to Protect Them ThemFancy ThemFancJ ThemFarcy
Fancy FancJ the feelings of a Secretary SocrQtar of ofState ofState o f fState
State who Is obliged to say to a n foreign foreigncountry foreigncount ft ftcountr
country count It Is true we agreed to toprotect toprotect t 0 0protect
protect your our citizens as sUbjectsllf subjects if they theycame thC thCcame thecame
came over here and conducted themselves themselvespeaceably tbemsclespcnceabh t tpeaceably
peaceably but under our form of goern goernmont govern government I Imont ¬
mont and laws whilg whll we made made that prom promise promIse proniIse ¬
ise Ise and had n right to make it we e have haveno haveno hay hayno
no means of complying with it It All we wecan wecnn w wcan
can do Is to make a respectful presenta presentation presentation prcsentrtion ¬
tion to the State authorities and ask askthem askthem as asthem
them as a favor to us to enforce the thelaw thelaw th 0 01aw
law lawIf
60It If Turkey or China were to make makesuch makosuch mah o osuch
such an excuse asthat as that to us for killing killingor kuhn g
or mobbing of our ur citizens In those thosecountries thosecountrIes thos e ge
countries should we not become justly justlyInJlgnant justhIn justi justiiniignant y
InJlgnant In lsnant We Ve are In a situation now nowto 110Wto tao iv ivto
to say to our foreign friends whose cit citizens citIzens cii t ¬
tIn
izens may be assaulted nssnult < d or murederd in inviolation InIolatlon I In
violation of treaty obligations we we can cansoothe canmothe en ensoothe a
soothe your feelings by paying out of the thegovernment theGoyernment U it itgovernment
government treasury for those lives but butwe butwe b t twe
we cannot save them We cannot punish punishanybody punishanoody punis h hanybody
anybody for taking them themContinuing themContinuing themContinuing
Continuing Taft said 1 I am not un unmindful unmlndrul ui 5 5mindful ¬
mindful of the temptation to extend by byconstruction byconstruction t 17 17construction
construction the Federal power to furnish furnishadequate furnishadequate furnis ab abadequate
adequate remedies for abuses and evils evilswhich ellswhich cvi Is Iswhich
which the State governments have the thepower thepower ti 10 10power
power to suppress but In respect to wh whthey whit whlctIley whitthey
they show insufficiency of administration administrationand admlnlstrntlo admlnlstrntloand administraticand
and of the enforcement of law I agree agreethat ago agothat e ethat
that In such sucfrcases cases there Is danger that thatthe thatthe tb tbthe
the tribunal of last resort may lean leanContinued leanContinued le in inContinued
Continued on Page C t Column CoJ1IntnCarBaUOH ft ftCarnatloHx gCarnations
Carnations flOe per dez dezBlacklstone dezBlackIstone ez ezBlack1ston
Blacklstone 14th nd B j lita U nw
DISLIKES HIS WIPES KIN E3NXephetv
Xephetv N epltesv of Inte Cow Go Flower TakesSpite Tnk Takes TakenSpite 1I 1ISllte
Spite Out on Wife WifeUtlca lfe lfeUtica lfeTJtIea
Utica N Y Feb 2 29Afleissg AUestosr that life Hfewith lifeith lfe lfe1th
with w 1th his h wifes ttes relatives who wile he claims claimshave datms datmsba
have ba ve taken possession stott ef bIB household householdiftj bouSeIMtW bouSeIMtWIt hocehgid5boarsble
iftj It 5boarsble boarable rable Harry Wilkins rmdu aged twen twenI tW8AJfiw
I Jfrve e nephew of the hUe tot Gtav ReewcUP ReewcU RoeweflFlower
P Flower and a a a recipient of a 3 monthly monthlyallowance 1IOa 1IOaof monthlylowiate
allowance h of 1m fGQ from 1re the Flower F wer estate estatewas
w was rs sent sea to jail lI thfe afternoon for sixty atxtydays stxt7Ckys sixtyays
days d ays following tof1evl g aa attack oa 1 MB h wtffi dur during durg ¬
ing la g a drunken drunk frenzy frenzyWilkins
Wilkins finished a sixtyday stxt7 eentenee eenteneeSor eeotencer
Sor fo r a similar offense yeaierday enI8y and last lastaight JutgIIt lastgkt
aight gIIt he went home prepared to ftrieh ftriehhte AItWthte alsit alsitis
hte h is wife ffe Hfe fl anwBt a today tod resulted resultedAfter resultedlter
hA
After A lter the court ha had Jntneeod eooqI aenteaee aenteaeeWtlkfas esutoaeoilkins tieae8
Wtlkfas W ilkins pleaded pftoa 4 for liberty aod Ml Keren te tepay toal
pay p al his TOiJe II d1 9Q a amontJajtor a month reontlifor for his K I she sheTiimrtrt ailead sledaM
Tiimrtrt aM TOkfctfraw w tfcs t con coij4lalat pl 1allt iat bat batretvllOd butetussd she sherefused I
refused retvllOdRUSTLER r refusedRDSTLER
RUSTLER R SHERIFF IS KILLED KILLEDiSlayer KILLEDSlayer
Slayer S of Billy the Kid Shot Dead in inNew inNew
New Mexico Road BoadBnavery Roadnncr
I Ilavcry
Bnavery nncr h nt if Gnrrett Attracted Atten Attention ttentlon ¬
finn of 3Ir Roosevelt Itooe < 1t nnd nndGctn nndGetll
Gets Office Of rice riceEI
EI 1 Paso Tec Feb SLPatrtek Ptrick Gar Garrett Gvrett Garett
rett r ett slayer of Btttjr the KM I 4 the noted notedoutlaw DOtedoutlaw
s outlaw n sherttC rUf in New No Mexico ia iatte latU hathe
the days when he had to take tIl his htaHfB hisife hisHfe
Hfe l ife in Ms hands to leave his JUsermM home homeformer houseormer
former f ermM personal t friend of President PresidentRoosevelt PestdeatRoosevelt i
Roosevelt and a excotieetor of customs customsat uotouset 1116 1116at i
at a t El Paso PAso was at killed today at atLas atLas a
Las L as Crucea N Mex by b Wayne W ne Brazel a acattleman acattleP
cattleP c cattleman aa with itb whom whom he had been hay having BILYlul hayng ¬
ing I ng a a dispute for several months monthsBoth moat mouthsBoth 5 5Both
Both men m were coming to Las Cruces Crucesfrom Crucesrom
from f rom their ranches es Girrett rrett In a buggy buggywith bugmwIth buggywith
with another man and Brazel riding on onhorseback onhorseback onorseback
horseback h with a friend Brazel overtook overtookGarrett overtookG overtoo1Garrett
G Garrett rreu and nd they renewed their quarrel quarrelabout qunrrfiabout quarre L Lbout
about a bout grazing rights Brazel says Gar Garrett Gorrett Garett
r rett ett reached for a shotgun and that he hethen hethen hathen
then whipped out his revolver and shot shotGarrett shotGarrett shotGarrett
Garrett twice In tho head be d The shooting shootingoccurred shooUnGoeeutred shootinioccurred
occurred four miles out from Las Cruces Crucesand Crucesand Crucesand
and Brazel rode into town and surren surrendered SurTeldered sinrondered ¬
deredGarr dered deredGarrett dered3arrett
Garrett Garr t cartt C8 c5 to New ew Mexico in the theTOs flu e eos v vWs
TOs from Kentucky and located Ioc ted first at atCarlsbad atCarlsbad a t tCarlsbad
Carlsbad where he was elected oie ted sheriff sheriffof S itrI rUr rUror f fof
of L4ncon UncoJn County on apiatform t to sup suppress sup supplSS suppress ¬
press cattle rustlers Afs His life was re repeatedly re repeatedly repeatedly ¬
peatedly threatened but he succeeded in insuppressing Insuppressing Ii Iisuppressing
suppressing the criminals and in doing doingso dolni
so killed Billy Bm the Kid one of the most mostdesperate mostdesperate roes roesdesperate t
desperate outlaws and a leader of a band bandof bandof I
Ir
of rustlers Later he was elected sheriff sheriffat sheriaat sherliat r
at Las Cruces where he killed several severalmen soeralmen severs I Imen
men in the discharge of his duties dutiesGarrotts dutiesGfUTOUS
Garrotts bravery attracted the atten attention att n ntlon I ¬
than of President Roosevelt who ap appointed appointed a apointed a ¬
pointed him customs collector at El Paso PasoIn PasoIn Paz 0 0Ia
In Decimber 1JW2 1G In 1905 l9O during the thereunion thereunion th e ereunion
reunion reunion of Rough Riders at San Antonio AntonioPresident AntonioPresident
President Roosevelt Ro ve1t invited Garrett to1 to1meet tomeet t 0
meet him there and ho dined with the thePresident thePresIdent th 0
President at the Fair Grounds He took tookalong tookalonG too tooalong it
along Tom Powers an n El Paso P o saloon saloonkeeper saloonkeeP saloo n nkeeper
keeper r whom ho introduced as a cattle cattleman cattleman t ¬
man and when the President heard of ofhe it ithe ithe tit
he refused to reappoint Garrett GarrettEDISON GarrettI GarrettEDISON
EDISON I ON OUT OF DANGEE DANGEEInventors D DNGERInventors GER GERInel1torlI
Inventors Wife lteBeUeTe Believe He Will UI Go GoSouth GoSouth 0 0South
South in n a Short Time TimeNew TimeNew TimeNew
New York Feb 29 29Thomas Thomas A t Edi Edison Edison Ed i ison ¬
son has so far recovered from the effects effectsof effectsof effect La Laof
the second operation for
of mastolditls mastolditlsIt a ait
It was Wa said today at the Manhattan Ear Earand Earand Et ir irand
and Throat Hospital that he is regarded regardedas d das
as out of danger dangerThe dangerThe dangerThe
The official bulletin given out after con consultation coneultatlon coi 1 1ultation ¬
sultation by the surgeons was as fol follows tol10s fo 1 1lows ¬
lows lowsMr
10sIr
Mr Ir Edison passed a eamfprtable night and is Iseacelient ia iaexcellent j R Rexcellent
excellent condition amdiU n nOW lila temperature tem Crature Ii o o11er nw nwtrM 11er 11ermal it ittrial
mal and pulse Is greatly improved improvedARTHUR imprmedARTHUR improtedAIITIIUII
ARTHUR B B DUEL 3L D DMrs DMrs DEdison
Mrs Edison hopes that within ten days daysher dasher da ra raher
her husband may be able to t leave for forFlorida forFlorI a tr trFlorIda
Florida FlorI a on the trip he contemplated mak making makIng ma k klag ¬
ing nearly a month ago agoItf agoIt agoIts
Its It Practically an Investment Investmentof
of the safest shiest kind when you deposit dcpo lt your yourmoney yourmoney yo ur urmoney
money in banking deptof dept of Union Trust TrustCo TrustCo Tri st stCo
Co 16th and H Hlnteres interest Interest paid on all ac accounts accounts a C Ccounts ¬
counts subject to check Govt control controlSweet controLSweet contri tI tISweet
Sweet Vloleta 101 loltts t 23oBaHcJ 23oBaHcJKramer fi5o oBaaca oBaacaKramer Bunch BunchKramer
Kramer the Flonst FIlJr Bt 81G 9l F Fst st
BURTON B IS VICTOR YICTOROpposes VICTOROpposes
Opposes O pposes State Nomination of ofCandidates ofCandidates
Candidates in Ohio OhioUPSETS OhioUPSTS
U UPSETS PLANS OF LEADERS LEADERSSnccceil LEAD S SSucceed
Snccceil S ucceeds In Preventing Plejlse rl 1g of ofSupport ofSnJ1110rt
Support to Herman hlrmnn Bnehr by the theCnynliogra theCu
Cnynliogra Cu allognState State Convention Can Caucus Cnuc CancunFahls ¬
cus c cunFahls Full to O Obtain tnln A0op t1 aolthiliJtG < lji hi1n1t of ofUnit
Unit Tlnle RuICPledJed Pledged to Hcrrlck hl rzi i
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MK s sc eif ppmm to 1M ik MiafeMtfaii mttt cslat SC < sfcrt sfcrtcaadtftue slats >
c caadtftue it tot a tfc 0 ohio RejrtWeaii Rl CM CMV eon
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tt tR t on uaMttoK rebItIs for r UK SeMtarsMp Se1IA dWp dWpthe Kfek Kfekthe
the t he Taft plan of eliminatIng SeWer F Pr Praker r raJser
aJser a ler will make vacant ext > year toIIIgbtv tonight tonightwoa toaightwan
wan v a partial victory ia I the Cuyahoga CuyahogaState CuyabogaState
State S tate cearentlMi dele dclegstioa lo 1o caucus here hereMr Jterejyr
Mr Lr Burton cceeded In preventing the theetegatkm tlteelegatle
etegatkm d Cram pledging itself to Herman HenawiC
C C Baehr aehr of this city slate caadfcfcUe 1IMiIdate af afWaiter eCratter
Waiter ratter Brown State chairman e George B BOBX B BCOX
COX c ± Cindaaatis boas and Arthur L LVorys I IY I
Vorys Y rys s Taft manager ser for the State tress treacurersMp traSwwsbtp tressrezshlhs I
I
urersMp u uo He also prevented tbe oostlag oostlagof
of o ut f Francis W Treadway of this eity eityfrom et17from
from t rain tbe race for the Itettteaaat governor governoraWp r rIbIp
aWp s uit which It is said the l Ie heaers a rs ers wo would wvttWgfve M Mgive
give g ive to BIlls now DO attorney g ge gesersi eral ral or to toSenator teSelIaUK
gS
Senator S eestor S s IL H West WestXo W st stXo
Xo Xo ei Unit Rule KnlcBut HuleBat
But he tailed t to gala the adp4i a adopitoas iI iIthe R by ay aythe
the t he delegation ele of the wait rate nde watch watchwe w1dchI
we woid M permit erm1t blat to cast Its vote Me and aadmake aIMlk
make k n eche tr tra4les d 6 hi the convention He BedoRed abaa abaadoned
doned d otted the plan uaa after a day ay 7 of Inquiry InquiryTho 1DIrwirYTha
The delegation stands pledged only oly ay to toTrecidwajr 18Tre toTrsadway I
Trecidwajr Tre dW1iT and former Coy Mjrroit T THerrick THerrick THotrick
Herrick the latter for a place OR the Utefour hi hifour
four f our delegation deI to Chicago The leaders leadersplan den denplan
plan the selection of Gee G Harris for For Forakers Fackers io
akers kers seat though the governor today todayinsists
insists 1D he does not care for the post and andpicks
picks Pk ts Ellis or West reSt to aid ia that plan planBurton piaLBynon planBurtost Wdttyj
Burton seeks eks to break that slate It ItnaminG y ynaming
naming Treadway and defeating Baehr Bad er erTAFe r rTAFT
TAFT NOMINATES COX COXSecretarys COXSecretarys I ISeeretnr
Secretarys Seeretnr Brother Make Peace Peacervltli Peneeltlt i
rvltli i ltlt ithOblu Ohio Boss BossdMCiattaa BOIIOIReluati
dMCiattaa Feb 21The The Hamfltea HamflteaCounty Hamllt HamlltCotmu I ICounty
County delegation dfl tlon to the Republican a Suite Suiteconvention S Sta Staconvention tte tteCORVenUoa <
convention CORVenUoa la Columbus u6 next > Tuesday Tueedaymet Tu Tuesdaymet rS4Jtt rS4JttmetalN
met metalN and completed pleted arrangements today tdayOnuon todayOn < todayOn
On Onuon motion of Charles P Taft att George GeorgeB S
B Cox the th veteran RepabHcati Sees toM who whowas wla I IW
was W 8 denounced de three years ago by Secre Secretary Seuetary Seeretury ¬
tary Taft in a political speech in OWp OWpwas QIdpwas Obt p pwas
was unanimettstr I elected chahman chahmanCharles e eCharles I ICharles
Charles P Taft spoke in terms t rlDS of highest highestpraise dgltestpmtse I
Ir
praise of Mr Cox in naming him 1tR today todayOn todQOn todayOii r
On motion of Mr Cox Mr lr Taft was washUer wastater S Sater
tater unanimously UJ18nh ousb indorsed as a delegate detegateattarge delegateatlarge I Iatlarge
atlarge to the nat Jt8I0 nat1oeaI loaal conventieii conventieiiCongressman cORveaUCongressman coavestlonCongressman
Congressman Nicholas Longworth was wasnamed wasnamed we s snamed
named for the committee CO unlttee on resolutions resolutionsThe resel1lttonsThe i iThe
The delegation dclesaUn was pledged pMQ t tv the candi candidacy fAndldac I Idacy ¬
dacy dac of Secretary Taft TaftCharles TartCharies TaftCharles
Charles P Taffs newspaper in an announcing 311nounclng a anouncing ¬
nouncing that Charles L L Kurtz ef oflumbus Co Columbus C0 C0lumbus ¬
lumbus Forakers veteran lieutenant ieutentUltreturned has hasreturned ha 1
returned to Mexico to look after his hIsmln hIsmlning hismislag min mining I 1I ¬
ing interests comments as follows followsThus CollowsThus followsThus
Thus without sound of music or voices voicesof v volea s sor sof
of them that wept the Foraker boom boomhas boomhas boo a ahas
has passed out in Ohio Room 2T in the theBoard tJteBoard t I IBoard
Board of Trade Building has maintained maintainedthe mIRtalnedthe d dthe
the title to tt Its It suggestive numbering numberingThe numberlo numberloThe naimberint naimberintThe
The clicking typewriters that sent fert fertthe ferUt ferUtthe iii iiithe
the breezy braez grapevine dispatch to an anquarters aHquarters a H Hquern
quarters and from all quarters at tho thosome thosame ti to tosame >
same time and place are silent silentThe silentThe sliestThe
The Bryan men claimed a big victory victoryafter vistas mtoalter y yafter
after the meeting this afternoon of tile tileHamilton tllHamJlton Ii to toHamilton
Hamilton County Democratic executive executivecommittee executie executiecommittee executh e ecommittee
committee in the rooms of the Cincinnati CincinnatiDemocratic C1nclnnatlDemocratic ti tiDemocratic
Democratic Club There were twenty twentyeight twentyght twent l leight
eight ght members present but before a tem temporary temPOI1lrJ teai teaiporary ¬
porary organization was effected tIe loft loftthe loltthe Ic Icthe
the room claiming that the call was as not notaccording notaccording n ot otaccording
according to party part law Bryan B 3n men as assertthat assert a 5 5sert
sertthat sert sert that the five who left t th e room rep represent represent re p present ¬
resent the full strength of tae opposition oppositionLewis oPpoSiUOhLewls I ILewis
Lewis Bernard former Mayor Dempsey Dempseyand Dempseyand 7 7and
and Judson Harmon Another meeting meetingwill me meetli tlng tlngwl11 tg tgwill
will be held next Saturday SaturdayH
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is SIMS BEARS BURDEN BURDENFOR BURDENFOR BURDBFOR
FOR NAYY AYY CRITICISMPlesidents CRITICIS CRITICISPiesidents CRITICISM CRITICISMPresidents
Presidents Aid So Informs InformsSenate InformsSenate informsSenate
Senate Committee CommitteeSHIPS Com11iitteeSHIPS ComrnitteeSP8
SHIPS SCORED BY MMT MMTOfficer ir MA MAOfficer r rOfficer
Officer Said Sa Sai < l to Have Inspired TnspiredNot InspiredNotorious inspiredNotorious
Notorious Not rions Article ArticleKeuterdah AIticle AIticleIteuterdnlH ArticleReuterdalis
Keuterdah Declare the Department DepartmentU DepartmentCalled
U Hall Bee Been Under Fire for YearsIs YearsIsCaned YearnIsCaulcd
Called Down by b Senator Hale HnleUl HnleUlTestffT HaleWillTtify Will WillTestify
Testify Tomorrow TowQrrowHIJI Hill Tell TelIA of ofLow ofJon ofLott
Low Armor BeltTurret Belt Turret Construc Construction Confttrucdon Conastruclion ¬
don Shown UpCreates Up UpCreates Creates Sensation SensationOwttman SensntionD4I SensationComiuan4us11iIIaiu
Owttman Comiuan4us11iIIaiu D4I erWiifaai 1 S s Sims naval aid aidl aidt
to t PrwWent Roosevelt Ro Ro seeJt seelt and JKl Inspector of ofit ortarget oftergot
it target rg0i practice f ft r the Navy Department Departmentreateifey De Departasentyeoterilahr t tTe
Te teE 7 before the Senate Committee CommitteeXaxal CommIttMNMa Committeeon
on Nasal Affairs took the blame f fst k r th thpr the thecrJdetIRS thecridelem
crJdetIRS of the RaY that haxa V been beenPNm beenpItennllgateIt
PNm pItennllgateIt pr mtilsaled lgt front rem varIous sources re s of late lateIt IateIt lateIt
It has been CMMnMMy e understood vlliIcr t od that thatP thatpea flintupes
upes P pea Cvmmander Sims more than thanaay thantf thanany
any tf other naval officer
o possibly die re reapon reipOn responbIlity
apon sponbIlity lblllty lWty for furnishing jaf J8tMmetJon J8tMmetJonfor riaatkm riaatkmfor
for te the Henry Renterdahl article arlckthas has been beenPfeedd beenJJlfuM beenpieced
pieced The sinfiarity between te much ntechd J1IUched muchdIeiieed
d dIeiieed scwae ed d Reuterdahl Reuterd Jal arttele and the em emdaJ cdlclal ffl fflcfcd
cfcd reports ef Commander Sims to the theNfcTT theNaYJ theNavy
Navy Departinent ep rUneDt ha RYe e been much cora coram eon1DNMed cornmauled
m mauled iited upMi In naval val circles circlesAtttttagk eirclesAltIWMIg circlesAlthough
Atttttagk th tile com commander MiAder did not testify testifyyestec testifyYest testifyyestn1ay
yestec Yest yestn1ay ay befere aef r re the Seaftte Se te camroktee camrokteebe c
be nMte a fcrfef bde stteMeiit in which wirfehh widellhe whichhe
h he secrted Ms own wn purttetpatkm In Inthe InUte inthe
the crtacteflK cnddH s ef the tII navy y y Hs will go gopea bOapo goupon
apo upon pea the stead tomorr tDlROnOW Tr It is ex expected J
ttet tho thocr t 1M a wm w b be 64t1tjeeted d JccUd to tosome some redhot redhotTmth redbotCI855uaD redhocexamtoRn
CI855uaD CI855uaDl1ruilt cr examtoRn examtoRnTruth
Truth in Article ArticleThe ArticleThe trtlcleThe
The tastJBwny D7 ef other dier officers o rs glv 1ven 1venesterday n nyescerger nY
yescerger Y r stew abewed wtM1 a that tMt1 while Ie the Reater ReaterdaM Rt Resterhi > Jter JterdaIII
daM da hi article nay not be esteemed by bywtral byIIftJ byval
wtral na nat val experts to be cerrect in all de details de dolls ¬
tails t lls it is nevertheless ties6 considered by byseaw byae bruse
seaw sa sadr use experts e t Ut be net greatly bl U ever everdrawm MerdrawIa overwR
drawm dr wR in many particulars pertlcMtersBy particularsBy rs rsB7
By the testtaioay tf8daea of ea eDe eracer emcl IJeut IJeutOMHiaaader Lieuter Licutusmsnder
OMHiaaader e eth usmsnder er HOI tike committee ftmn rounl rounlthat funtat l lthat
that th thth at there Jfe i a belief in some quarters quartersthat quarterst1 quartersat
that th thb at not only oy is jIt the he armor belt lt of our ourbtttl our1Iat ourattle
btttl 1Iat b attle ante too Aw ai hot that the speed speedis speedof speedtbe
of tiJeIe e s > is Deft after th thrtot the thelei
W tt lei trlaa td pp to th the required number auatberap JUIJ1berk numberiIlcasIa
ap iIlcasIa kA k Uc jvii jviiyyjbtr I Iteedmoiy
yyjbtr teedmoiy t 5tfaBony was adduced from fromvarious frontarle5i
various va v arle5i wknese to the effect that the thefvrw thernWus
vI vhe fvrw I ef eCt1lnet turret coafKnzettoa t now ow w poe pgctV pgctVla posvaat m mieat
hea ieat he at la the fA i < natt n flOVY vy is not n at atfl atd atn
d a fl to tft ts credit credltW dit bf a a modern m rfttfen rfttfenIk Tad9ntae rtIonrest
Ik fact tae one es eSrer Lktet Je t Commander Commar0Kt Commanderti > r rOwl
Owl Co ti 7 f Vesnigesaiig Vgea g made serious reftec reftectfias reec reecios
tfias i ios e an e ew r meCheds ho4s s ef twsret construe construeUOB COcsttUCu tostrucu
u fl UOB u CMMMUMEler t1 I Vtseisoeiaiz Ygg Vagoigan also criti criticised erltidsetl critiset ¬
cised ci set p sharply the eharmeter C of atnamai atnamailion amARIrUtIoD asnaeuthost
lion ti ost hoists as need d ia the navy navyIn BaV1ft navyIn
In regard sa1i to hoist coodtdeae the corn ctmtmand CCJmmalMkr cornander
malMkr an mand ander r said that there ther is not ealy great greatdoAger JrNtgc greetoagec
doAger d oagec gc from a flarebeck b bat t from the thersttog thearsttog
b rsttog of a shell fired ed by oy an enemy enemyover semye eoemv eoemveer
over c eer e the turret Either he said might mightignite suightgnite Gbt GbtJb1dte
ignite I the powder charge and ceatamni ceatamnieate coatmuntafe
eate c afe to the hsadHag room as Y s had hap hapVhea haposed
p osed ill ue case e ot the MISr MISrWbes lteso
Vhea Comraaader Co Sims was called be oetore before beore
tore f ore the coauaiaee eoa Uee yesterday S Selr torTluu Senator Senatorillasa aalor aalorTfttBMm
TfttBMm T exatateed that rapt Bradley BcMIe A AFteke AFtmce t tinks
Fteke Ftmce F inks of th the navy R8 7 was present PlL eM and as asanxious ashis asis
his h is wife was m 1R N Now Yerk York h wa waazadOus was wasnxious
anxious a te he examined and hurry to toher toIIer toer
her h er bedside Mr TUlmea asked that Capt CaptFhtke CaptFleke Captiske
Fhtke F iske be beard at once 9IICe used U to this Com Commiuider ComJlllUt Cornender
miuider m ender Stain assented ted but before leaving leavingthe ftT ftTme heavinghe
the t he room began aa exqpmmvtion tion which whicliplainly whichlainly r tch tchptIaIJ
plainly p ruffled the feelings of some mere members mereers em embers ¬
bers h ers of the committee committeeIn ttte ttteb
In Cause of Trouble TroubleI
I am the cause of all N this d s trouble troublesaid t trouhierel muDIeSRM
said rel Comm C Cosumuader ader Sims and he went on onto onto ono
to t o explain that Ms erkfefcwns of naval navalcenstrfdon val TAleeastrwdoa valoustruetloit
censtrfdon c had been bogus ten t n or twelve twelveyaare t Iwelveeses
yaare y eses age and that as be wanted to go golate goJaU g gate
late l ate the matter thoroughly he hoped JI th thcommittee theoBIIttee thousttee <
committee c would not Interrupt btt rTUt his state statements stateients t tIIMftts ¬
ments u with kta cressexamination cressexaminationChairman tt4 crseexamlnstlonCbshmun ssexMDlRetlon ssexMDlRetlonC
C Chairman Hates interest grew percepti perceptibly perceptiWY ¬
bly as Commander c Sims proceeded Com Commander ComXIIIJHier Cornmender ¬
mander Stets suggested that the commit committee conunittee conumtee ¬
tee tee t ee could get through with itk Cart Fiske Fiskethfe FiSke FiSkeUd8 Fiskehis
thfe t his afternoon li and that he Sims pre preferred pre prererre4I prorred ¬
ferred f rred to give his testimony on Monday Mondaymoraing MOIMIayg MOIMIayThea Mesdaymorning
morning moraingThen morningThe g
Then The yew have dfdd decided that the th com committee comlIIIttee cornmittee ¬
mittee am n get through with Capt Ftske Ftskethis ftskeU tSke tSkethis
this U s atteraeeor iannlred Mr Hale HaleYe Halty HaleYe
Ye y replied repa replied d Commander Sims SimsIng show showing showug ¬
ing l ug some surprise surpriseToo surpriseYou surpriseYou
Too You have decided the matter for the thecommittee theeemlllltt thec
committee eemlllltt c ntmittee persisted Mr Hale Ha1 Turning Turningaside Turuh Turuhaside Turningto
aside to Ms colleagues eeIIea Mr Hale lale > remark remarked remarked mark marked ¬
ed ed A As SIMs Is so fun of his subject suhj t it itwovrid itdd Itwoild
wovrid dd hardly be safe to start him this thisafternoon thl thlatenteon thisWheit
afternoon When Commander Sims Simsrealized SImsreAlized Slatsrealized
realized reAlized that he ltewas was the object ebJ ct of Mr MrHalos 311HaJes MrHales
Halos irony members of the UteeemMtt UteeemMttMe tkecommlttoware eemmitte eemmittewere
were Me laughing FlaaHy he said Ill Illgo rnso Iiigo
go then if the committee It e does not notme need needme needMe
me meNo
No T answer canto from Mr Hale Tbe TbePresidents TbePreslents ThePresidents
Presidents aid repeated his statement statementmbout statementollt statementabout
about goto gotoThe aSTbe aS golagThe
Tbe The matter mtwr ef your going gol g is one which whichthe whichthe whicitthe
the committee will decide for you QU said saidSenator SldSon8tO saidSenator
Senator Hale sharply sharplySenator 5 sharplySenator 1UplyS
Senator S lMUor Hale said that he expects that thattestimony thattesttRM thattestimony
testimony testtRM ft to be illuminating JHmninatingLieut illuminatingLimit UtmtlnattngLleut
Limit Commander Hill was c ailed Hed be before hefre before ¬
fore the committee CC mmlttee as an expert on ORtbe ORtbearmcK the thearmor thearmor
armor belt and water wat l line lne question He Hecondemned Ieceooemned Hecondemned
condemned the present plea of construe construction cOnstrue cOnstruetSoa construelion ¬
lion and declared that the armor belt beltwas belttee
was 5 too tow He H was questioned sharply sharplys s sharplywere r1Jyas
as s were other witnesses by b Roar Admiral AdmiralWashington AdmiralWasbl AdmiralWashlztgtoa
Washington Wasbl gtOft Lee Capps chief naval con constructor consttuelor consttttetor ¬
structor and several se ral sharp colloquies colloquiesresulted colloquiesresulted colloquiesresulted
resulted resultedCrente1ll
Creates a a Sennntio Senlll1tt J on onLletlt n nLieut e eLient
Lieut CemmanCer COIBman er Carl T Vogelgesang Vogelgesangfcomnmndor Vogelgesangcommander Vogelgesangcommander
commander commander of the Presidents yacht May Mayflower 11 11flower Mayflower ¬
flower an expert on turret construction constructioncreated constructioncreated constructioncreaied
created creaied sonwjthfig somethf sornethg g of a sans sensttlon ilon by his hiscriticism hiscriticism hiscrIticism
criticism of the present policy POlk Capt CaptFiske Cap1Fiske CaptFiske
Fiske was not severe Confronted with withan wlt wltan withan
an article be had written for the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStateS
States Naval Institute I tttute he declared that thatContinued thatContinuetl thatContinuesi
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