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NO O 818 WASHINGTON D C SATURDAY JANUARY 2 1908 1905TWELVE TWELVE PAGES TWO T0 CENTS
lIST RECEPTION RECEPTIONMOST
MOST IVLI3STBR1LL1NT IVLI3STBR1LL1NTPresident BRllU NT NTPresident
President Roosevelt Receives ReceivesOfficials ReceivesOfficials ReceivesOfficials
Officials and Citizens CitizensTEOSE CitizensTHOSE Cit ens ensWH0
THOSE TH OSE OSEThoustuids WHO ASSISTED ASSISTEDThousands ASSISTEDThousfmds SSIST1 D
Thousands Shake Hand of the theCJiief tlJeGJ
Chief GJ ef Executive ExecutiveDiplomatic ExecutiveDiplomatic ExecutiveDiplomatic
Diplomatic People Present Brilliant BrilliantAppearance BrilliantppcaraBce Bri11antAppcaraacc
Appearance ppcaraBce as Well as a the Army Armyand Arm ArmtDd Armyand
and Navy Representative Long LoajcList Loa LoaList
List of Specially Invited Guests GuestsChinese G GuestsChinese ezlts ezltsChlneAe
Chinese Minister Absent Becauseof Because leeatiseof
of Mourning JlournlubSlmlle Simple Decorations DecorationsWhite DecorationKThe
The Jut snit New Y Tells s rIC KI Pdan III die dieW
White Bouse hy Piiiimint P i ad asdteoit In InRooseyelt Mrs MrsKoosevett
Koosevett which took INkwtU place s yeatsrnmy yeatsrnmywin yvtd7r1u
win r1u Eu 0 down hi the socml Jittery of ofthe eCt C Cthe
the t dty as one of th tile hsiitoomnnt III I t and sadmnac andnw adm
nw m st brflaant brflaantbrilliant tudIIMS e tile tilebr1J1taII eSohgy eSohgybrUUan
brilliant ad udmroattrattoas BS and one of thelargest the theA tilelarlest
largest New Tears recUs < o IN MId MIdA bledA
A dear beautiful day always alwaysmore aIwanmoce crakes crakesmore
more cheer to tine homes aad aadd1t1oa hi hidition 1 s sdltfon
dition there was a preponderance ac ef efyoung IIIyoung
young yuople pie at yesterdays jester TS function functionTbe awhich fu actki actkiwhich
which aIM Me Adis cheer te the oocaeloah oocaeloahThe a 1t1 1t1The
The historic oU > oa > edoa was never nevercaption JtnWmore severmore
more s sbIIIII7 mP 7 8ecorsted dIaII fw dais it ite re reptiota
caption e ptiota White roses scordtair to EUS e1I61Cm eastam EUSRoom
tam were used Ia tile vues b tile tileRoom Blue BlueRoom
Room where the reeeivhr party put putand stood stoodandthesi Moe Moeand
andthesi and tIM specially eeaaIlyhwlUdsnests eeaaIlyhwlUdsnestsIn hovwed pe sseehmbiid sseehmbiidIn 1 r rIn
In the ether rooms pale plait carnations cnraattasswre carnationswore elllD 8IaS 8IaSiTe
wore iTe pmced ta the tart T s yas S to hwge and andgraceful andgraceful
graceful 111 bunches IB tile niches slcbes in the thecorridors eeorrtdon theenrrldors
corridors and 8adferDS various Jvumtere were wereferns WereBerns
ferns and U U1ansH nuB Is 1 tastefully ar arranged ¬
ranged The Marme Band divided + late latetiro iIItetwo Istatwo
two seeUna seet euS sat upon either Bile of ofof oCthll oftt
thll tt north eshsnoe and alter the theof et aooe aooeof
of the Fiimhlmt and party played pIQnately ayd alttr alttrhouse aInately
nately 1IIItII t the last K tile JDIIg riae ef eft dthe
t the h general llah5c bad IIUMd eat fIl the theho1J8C
house and the receiving Use was broken brokenyearly bNIDeaXearly lsvdoeaYearly
yearly tfll people shook bands with the theChief theChkf
Chief Executive of the theBvcry nation nationEverybody natloa3verybeiy
Everybody Bvcry atly Cheerful CheerfulTlie CJuerlalThe CbeerfalThe
The weather could net h he we been ftner ftnerand 8DeIand Inerand
and oe the citlsens en foov too who ho watted wattedpatiently waIteIlpatientb 1tM 1tMpalientlor
patiently palientlor for or sews to wh wWa the President Presidentnnd 1 Presidentaid r t t1d
aid Mrs Roosevelt R a happy New Year Yeardid Yeardid Yeardid
did not suffer any at y IneoavesJence Be Before Be BefOTe Before ¬
fore the citizens OB feoT foot came thoseritftied those thoseentitled thoeePTtttJed
entitled to precedence P JRreaa o o aocarst nun nut of o ofirfal aficla1 ef efficaI
firfal position W WPresident wem wreaant htastM htastMPresident >
President nt Boosey Booserclt os seesaed led to be ta tarpT IGi ispteadid
rpT pteadid i ndid spirits He bad something more morethan 1DOfttUT Wortteal
than mere conventiasaj COftv reuMcfes to sy sythe y yto
to n nearly y everybody whom hoID lie knew lit lite Iste
the e long line of vkeit visitors visitorsThe ItonThe wz wzThe
The reception was begun at t the tileb1r wans wansoir tshad tshadLmr
b1r oir 11 oclock o dock hi the momiua To theStrains the thetrains tilestTaim
trains of Tbe The Pre President e ddest bows 1IIDwabugles mown oa errbugles oabugles
bugles by few marine muskIsm 1 i iform m la sal uniform salform ¬
form Mr and Mrs Yr BoosereH JIIooee Rbooeeveitdown cane canedown caaedown
down the broad aUJrwsy at the thethe ere of ofthe
the theBlue flint Aoacceniller soar cornier and sabered Ute UteBIu titsBue
Blue BIu Boom BoomThe ROOILThe RoomThe
The jiiBtcisioB pck IlIMa was led by CoL CoLS Charles CharlesS
S BromweM U S SL A AWilliam A and C Cwmtam CWilliam oaehtmiat
William S s Stone U S S N bosh hi sal 111II 111IIform salMrs onlf
f form formRoosevelt orm Then came the President and Mrs MrsRoosevelt IrsRootevelt
Roosevelt the Vie VIM President and andFairbanks Mrs MrsFairbanks 1IIrLF2lrbaDJ
Fairbanks the Secretary of War WarMrs and aad3Irs 8IIfrs
frs Wright the Attorney General GaaeralIrs GeneralMrs and and3Irs
Mrs Irs Bonaparte the Secretary of ofNavy tile tbeXavy tileavy
Navy avy and Mrs Newberry N the Poetmaster Poet Postjnester Poetmuter
muter General and Mrs Meyer the theretary theretary Sec Secretary ¬
retary of the interior and Mrsthe Mrs Garflekl Garfleklthe GvAeIdthe
the Secretary of Commerce aDd sadand Ia Labor Laborand orand
and Mrs Straus Secretary 5eCI t of Agriculture AgricultureWilson A1ricu1t1lleWilson Agrkslitarsan e
Wilson Wll san sa n nCapt ADd Mrs rs Loeb Secretary Ieeb IeebCapt LoebCapt I
Capt Archibald Boa U a S ALunt A aad aadLieut aDiLl
Lieut Ll ut Cbauncey Sbaekford Sb ord U S S SThose 7C 7CThose xThose
Those Especially Invited InvitedThe IDT InvitedThe tetl tetlThe
The company invited to the Biceincluded Btae Bai Baiincluded Reeaincluded R
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MC Mrs 11 Bwiotpb Faster Mte Isebsi IsebsiMrL 1 M Oii GIiIhr GIiIhrI s
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Mr h E H L L Saootefc SaootefcMrs 3tneciecMt3 ee eeInn
Mrs Inn B acb C c We W hwe XK X L L PncMKobe J PDck wefc Jfcj
Kobe Robert F XMOO seam Mrs E 1brtMa lM flier HMM Hsjsalcth Xte XteEaUi Onuth yy
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Mrs M t Urine 1vf S 8 Dr D y Mn BTOWM BTOWMMrs BrowLJ > rcas rcast
J Mrs Bo Borrows roae5 Mr In r achy ter Mn Crae Craetillom Cra er e Ifcs IfcsOalloBi nf11om
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Mrc I1 Lade Lod KIM Andia A Aad Pattoi Pem Mrs Mrstarn WiDJMi WiDJMiAMm WDIiIIaA 1cf9is
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beth Kftfeer fi bel MIM Kutt Wates WaJe5 Mte JIIIIbOOm iIs IWj Tiger TigeroetDta Mies MiesChbont
bOOm Mrs Jobs H WatMM WatMMMrs WaWMMrs NMk NMkMrs
Mrs Fairbanks took the place accorded accordedher armor armorher ed edher
her by oSctel custom next to Xrs XrsHoosevdt XSRoosev61t M MRoosevelt s
Roosevelt in tbe line and preceding precedlagwlros the thewires UtewIV
wires wIV B of Cabinet officers Mrs Root Roet Rootjs who wbois whoIs
Is in mourning and Mrs s Cortelyo Oortekyonhas CorteIyM wfc wfchas whas
has been 1U Ill were absent absentSpectncnlar abeetSpectacnlar abeestSpectacular
Spectacular Part of It ItFrom It ItFrom ItFroiii
From a spectacular standpoint thepert the beat bjtpart bettpnrt
part of the f function was the first 1Irst whec whecthe wheethe i ithe
the members of the dtpfcxaaiic tJc corps Were trererecelveJ WererecelVed wee weerecetve e
recelveJ i The ambassadors 311tM stldors ablaut ablautsecretaries ministers ministersEecretaries Jldaisterssecretaries ors
secretaries and
attaches were accom accompanied acce 111 111panIed > 8 8panted ¬
panied by b the ladies of their families faadiiesContinued and andContinued aDdContInned
Continued on Page 2 Column 3 3Change 3nnJt 3Change
Change nnJt of Time Tables I Itime
A general change win be made in the th
time tables of the Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Raft Railroad Railroadon road
on Monday January 4 4 The leaving time tfm e
from Union Station
Washington of
sev several se several ¬
eral trains trai s to the West and North will s7Wchanged be be
changed A new fivehour train to New N
York will be established tbUsbed to leave Wash Washtrain w sb
1ngton daily at t a m m An additional nI nigh ht t
train to New York will leave Washington Washingtonat Washlng Wesbingtoat on a
at 1216 L1 midnight New time tables should sho nld
be in hands of agents on January 3 3
WEATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor
For tIle District of Coklmb Columbia ColumbiaMaryland ColumbiaMaryland a aI4ia
Maryland I4ia laird and v1rgioia lrgioiaFair lrgioiaFairtoday isFair isFairoday Fair FairI
I today t and probably tomorrow toaiorrowris tomorrowtemperature tomorrowising
ris r ising temperature moderate moderatewinds moderatewinds moderatewinds
winds mostly southwesterlyHERALD southwesterly soothwesteriyHERALD southwesterlyHERALD
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY SUMMARYPages SUMMARYPages SUMMARYPages
Pages TELEGRAPHIC TBIEGRrP TFILEG1i1PIIIC1Renee rc rc1ReIIef
1 1ReIIef Relief Rushed to Strfcke scrie Towns TewasIhn TownsR
1 Ihn Peed R ca Raised for Night Riders RidersJMrs RIdersJMr
JMrs 3 31m Erb to Testify Today Today8Hatns TIa7tHaIa TemI
8Hatns I iatfs Plea a Purer TnukaMnria TnukaMnria9G TnuIeIIeriL9Gey TraaoSrIss0e
9G 9Gey v Httghss H Ovtttnes Plans PlansLOCAL PItutsLOOAL PhanLoOAL
LoOAL1Wha LOOAL LOOALlW
lW 1 White House Reeepdaa Is BdHlant BdHlant1Themas 1JdIIaDtIThemu IihIllaAtTloas
1Themas Tloas W PearsaU Peat n Dies Here BaesaCelebrates HereSCapftal BenlCapttal
saCelebrates SCapftal Celebrates Hew ae Tsar TsarSDr Y Y3Dr YearDr
SDr 3 Dr Hags s Consecnrtiem ce ati t Play PlayPrinttag Ptenned PtennednCeaecs PIBMd11CeDss °
nCeaecs PrID Prtnttng Chaff Cha < g > Criticised Criticised21I CrtttcIIIBDemoerat CritlCisedliDetaoctzt
BDemoerat 21I > niocrat AMaHs Tariff Tart Ply PkmBRed PIaLR PlyI3I
I3I = BRed R 1 Cross Lesser Mar Ma Svtt SvttHEE SIdLFIRE 1L 1LFins
FIRE LOSS s 200000 200000Baltimore 200000Bn1tlnlore oooooaltimore
Baltimore B Pier and Warehouse arehouse Is IsWrecked IsWreckec1 I IWrecked s
Wrecked by flames flamesBaltimore FJamesMd9 FlamesBaItlmere
Baltimore Md Md9 Jam L LIIdIV Thfrty tJIMI those tJas tJassand tJIMIMIMI
sand padcmsss of household goods UIC1tile
the th e IDJt 1i tMK at pier betoorrtos beloa g to the Ath AtJuUc AtJuUcT At1aa At1aaw
Transport T thth toe known
Company forateriy w scat i La1VikM La1VikMe Mdie
die th e Baittanors Sterag and IJsiItuagea Llgh tere terear
fter p ar a at Ninth street and Cttnton CllDt arenne arenneCanton seM18 seM18eaa ay ayOaten
Canton eaa vf asfitroyed e4 by fire arestarted e IdIscarted
started this ntemia tag to th the thetense CU8e 0a
tense 0 oC tile pier rem some someC1I sou e a altaehra
known cause causeSersn esea txusebrgs
sea barges were hafly daoa daaeeged daaeegedproperty ed Dda
sorrocadtakj a property escaped only onlythe Jtile
the prompt reapouso r fl of f eoonty eeaM7Iet and andlit1s
lit1s depaRtmests Iet is sad the teeC eM eMc
c S f Tohwteers TohwteersWH A wateirmae L lit litI was
I aD WH by smoke while trytesr He behone WIle telephone WIlebat tot
phone p hone not recovered recoveredAs recov8CAs recoveredAn
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I sands of doOar e4rt eerta lwtr hi ail not notthan Je8Itbaa
than thanCRATER XO 3f > m mGMTBR
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CRATER IN WEST VIRGINIA VIRGINIARcsidentH VIRGINIARe5ldentM GINIL GINILResWentr
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canlc Origin ef FireRfcimtoed Fire Firete FIre1UduDoad
1UduDoad Va Fs JD Jan Lort Lortfelt LBrestla
te being nefate felt by the inhabitants of o obask Oreen Oreenhank Qreeaa
hank a small town jnst across sc eessjuart eess eessboasdaq the thehssMdary tbebe
hssMdary line hi West W Thiatehv Fhla over oery the thesead dae1Daeuac
sead y Iaaeat taereastec appearance of a bom ancrater boms n ng
le g crater of 8t seemIsIr wiosrric wiosrricore aatwe aatweUte
ore s th Ute sine of the the1IIIIt naighboring aeiglboriagmac ssmintsfant ssmintsfantb maota
mac a BIlle I that thatProperty IIIeee IIIeeePre
Pre Property owners III the ebdty llaY bntflhees llaYJAda e
lhees b en ONKh disturbed cIW by the tileteatwea alszb alszbfeatures S
features teatweaat flames being a aat
at hitemda iatea necotnnmakd aooon aaded by byrombttn 3 3ft J wraIIIbItIIg
raIIIbItIIg r rombttn ft 6 Boise as of oflilieS infernal hrtentalsaceL
lilieS and the bmrulhh s c o IM heavyillie aI erwIlDe
white W illie the air hi strong with s PIa PIat PIaFUND sulphur sulphurEetetives
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FUND 1 FOR THE HIGHT RID Rg Rg1telatives
Eetetives E and a d Eries Eri P Goatpiwite GoatpiwiteAr COiL COStTl kte ktef9rD ltt lttferDe f
f9rD af Reeif Re Rerguments at atArguments
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Ar Arguments A rguments nmentK to Be Made Monday and andtite an anthe d
the Case Cas Will ill Probably Prob1 Ge Geto Gato G0to
to Jury TuesdayUndsa Tuesday TuestlayJ
Unlsn City Tenn Jan Lnat L That gait rehittves reIatte
ttves and frtasas of men inducted hi con CGDMeUa
nestles with IIe lb openItIoa fit tile tiroiders JdPt JdPtItden
riders r coetribtrted eo tt1b ed liberally toward towanltDd watd watdtuvd i ifund a
fund for the t e ddeaee aefsns clef was brought oat by byAttorney byttOnaey I
Attorney General Caldwell l dnrin daring th thcrosafiTsmfnation tile tilecro
crosafiTsmfnation cro ysrntoa of a witness ue1he today todayThe todayThe
The treasurer to whom a IM dapostta daposit hi hia baUJdoa I °
a Union City beak was credited was WINaWe wasable no noaWe
aWe to state state with two or three excep exceptions excepUoaa ¬
tions who had made donations hot butthat said saidthat aidthat aid
that he had given vea a small sum himself himselfHe 1dm8eItBe r
He declared that some was banded to toby him himby Idmy n
by a Baptist minister who preaches m mtbe III IIItile I
tile Reelfoot ltoot Lake sedi section ° a and the rest resthad rMtbeeR r rhad
had been placed fat the bank to his crsdtt crsdttby ueMtby cr
by different t people peopleJ peopleJ
J L L Glover who acted as treasurer treasurerstated treeearerstated tr eeearrer eeearrerh1t o
stated that be bed given counsel his hischeck Jdae
eb check eu eugood for Silk thus deposited and be beyond be beODd ¬
yond that h be < knew very littlee little Whether Whethertbe Whetherthe
the th e enay subecriptioas su were for the defense of ofany ofaIIJ ° f
any or an of the men now oa trial trial or orsome oesome ° r
some to be hereafter arraigned on a a1IID a1IIDliar awar sim simitar e ¬
liar or different charge is not knownTwenty known knownTwenty kaownTweDty
Twenty witnesses wttDesE S were examined today todayin todaTia 1 ° day
in regard r to the character of certain per persons perSODs ¬
sons who bare figured in the trial a et ofeight the theeight tJMt
eight t men accused of the murder of Capt CaptRaaktn CaptR8akIa C
RankinCosidezable Rankin RaaktnConsiderable
R8akIaCODSId4rable
Considerable of the evidence heard beardthe dur during urID ¬
inS the day was characterised by anmer anmeroos 118IIIou
one contradictory statements tellleDta where ex explanations 84plauations ¬
planations the latter betae 1tebIt elicited dldtedskigful by bysfcWfnl bYskUltUl
sfcWfnl crossesaminatlon CIO greatly mar marred marthe ¬
red the effect sought by the defense to be beproduced bepoodueed
produced producedThe poodueedThe pnodtxedTh
The Th e testimony te y for the defense will willflulehed be beftnisfaed beftRishecf
ftnisfaed tomorrow and sa d tbe fir e State will willtzodthce in introduce lit littro ¬
troduce its proof in rebuttal The Themerit argu argument rgIImeJlt ¬
merit will likely commence OODI OB Monday Mondayaad XOIIda7the r
and the ease go to the jury jeer out a the f folios follow followbig folioshog ottowmg
mg day dayThe dayThe
The grand Jury brought 1a two addi additional a6c1ItJoaa1 ¬
decal indictments ts this UakattenoeD Afternoon one be being he hefor b ¬
lag for conspiracy and the other for fornightriding forJItgtatridbe ii c
nightriding nightridingCSOZEE JItgtatridbeCROKER n1t
CSOZEE IN GENIAL JiooDPonner MOOD MOODFormer
Former Bos Bois Central Figure nt atNew a aXevr aXew a
New Years Reception ReeeptionNew
New York Jan L LAt At the Democratic DeaIueratIeCJ DemocratClhdes c
Crabs CJ s New Year reception or resole rettnfoatoday r rto4IaJ
today Richard Croker was the central centralftgnre ceatrlkure c cmost
ftgnre He spent m most of tb flak day at the thed th theI1I
dub d i > and naturally almost everybody everybodywttocame every everywNo body ywttG y
wttocame wttG came m Ia looked htan up and had ac1few a afew
few words with him Mr Croker was wasmost wasst r sa
most st cordial with aUPreeiderht aU aUPreeMent aDPeelcJent
PreeMent John Fox R ox aad Mr Croker Crokerwere Crokerwere Crok Crokwere e >
were about the dub nore or less together togethermost te togmoat < ether etberJIIOSt r
most of Ute day la the afternoon Mr MrCroker r rCroke
create went out for a walk for t a short shorttime stIorttIlDe t
time He leaves lor Paten Beach oa oaMonday ORy ORLnw a
Monday y
laxw La Stops Elopement ElopementSpadrt Elopementsw ElopementSsMi
Spadrt te Ac Wwai WMIIiIIia WMIIiIIiaBdstoI toa NardiBristol HendA HendABrfetol
Bristol Ya Jan LTbe hand of Ie IeJaw ti e elaw
law today interfered With tIM tisof elopement elopementof t
of Samuel Collier and Mrs LUMe IAII Jones Jonesboth JoIMJsNth
both of B4 BIg Stone Gap Va when the Utepair
were arrested at Bristol BrieteL Beth were werefined werefiRed we weused ere e
fined in court and Coiitor was gtv given givenstety givenstxty etl
sixty days ia jail Collier co deserted a I
wit and four chttdren to nee flee with Mrs la irs I IJcmes
irsof
Jones The woman is the ninth wife of orher f
husband woo WBo is now serving a term i
prison for having two wives m Ja the thesame I0 s
State StateSevr Stateew
Sevr let ew Fivehonr FI e11our Train to lets 5ew ew York YorkBeginning York8glnalng
Beginning January i 4 Leaves Washing Waite g ¬
9 a a m In daily via Penn R R R R PmUaan P nparlor tail n
cars dining car and coaches coachesto CMChegtZ
413 tZ to Baltimore and Return RetnD
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Railroad day tf
tomorrow omorrow
S YNDlC YNDiCATE TE 8UY 8UY5T BUYS BUYSS
5T MATTHEW MATTHEWChurch TW S
il TTH HlLgy HlLgyI L LOhnrch
I Church Property Sells iorAbont forAbout
About 500000 500000LOML 500000LOaAL 500000LO
LOML LO AIf MIN CIE JN THE DEALPlans BEATPlans
Plans of the Purchasers AreNot Ar Arlot
Not Made Public PublicBargain PublicBar PublicBargain
Bargain Bar ln Connnminnted d December 31and 3 3and
and Deeds Go to Baltimore for SlK SlKnatnre SiJDLtnre
natnre of Cardinal Gibbon GlbbonsSIIee GlbbonsSIIeeulntfon GibbonsSpanlation Spec Specnlation
nlation Arises n na to Purpose forIch fo foWhich
Which Ich Property Is Bought DoulhtLocn DoulhtLocntlon Lora Location
lion Regarded Ideal for Easiness EasinessTbe udDenTbe
Tbe Th e turn of tb va year wM was slgnattzed 9yet
sue of the Jergast real estate e deals forJDaJIy i
many assns month monthSt utSt ahesdkoQSt
St St Matthews t s Church C preh property pro + rtF y at th theast
ntertb ftorthemst east e ast corner of Fifteeath Fttte ath and Bmens
streets northwest has been sold to t Mc McNeil MeNell
Neil dl A XcKell 1i attorneys attfli b T9I1reE9A T9I1reE9AeUests rOIK86Mtmiriieats
clients riieats for s a sum dose to YA m J1ML s Thetor Tb
deal for the property was engineered byJtc b
AkoGattdor McNeH Jtc eII between Mgr Lee Leefor Leetor L Lfor
for the church and the purchasers purchasersIhe 8r3
The 1 be leads conveying the property pzoI pzoIthe totM V
the new owners were w r executed ea Decent Deoeaber December Decentbeg
ber and were taken inwnadteteiy hsmadlatekvBaW toBaItbDen
BaW Baltimore s to receive the signature signatureCaribtl OfCanDaaI
Cardmal Gibbons who holds title to the theToe diet lb lbesbop
prrierh t tJ as archbl of th tile esbop e dleee e eTIle
Toe papers wSH > b ha placed oa record reeor here herewithin wewIdtIa baretclthla re
within the next few daysThe days daysTbe dQeTIM
TIM property has a frontage of 145 MSfeet MSfeetH feet feeton feeteat
on R street and J Sit feet on Ftfteaath Ftfteaathstreet ftfteoAdaIt
street a deet It is hnpreved pc by the w M churoh churohnr kWIdeb tdtsrsbledldfas
ledldfas nr g which has been a landmark atade in inWaahmcton JRW
Wasi Waahmcton W > Iston for half It a fientnry bIry aad hy hytwo 1Iy1aou6es be betro
two Buiinoss houfios adjoining The Theproperty TIMpropwt
property propwt eoasprifes te8 somethtng 5 over 28391 28391square 2S 2Sfeet
square feet feet foe and It is understood 11 the par purchase 1MIrclIMe parchase ¬
chase price ws w + s between i and tS 23 a aLong are atoot
re toot
Long on the Market MarketThe JInrketTlleSt 3larketThe
The TlleSt St Matthews Church preporr ert7 has hasbeen JIMMea basbees
been on the market et for a long time tkae and andnnmorous MMlZUIIIIeC1MS andnmascos
nnmorous se negotiations ladons have been R mads madeefor madsOptions etor
for k Ia ttmes put Options have avetaka been beentaken beestaken
taken and deals started which for onereason one onereason Mereuoa
reason and another fatted Probably Pro a this thteproperty tIIJslaM thispropectr
property has been the srtl sobjoct act of men aorerumors menIa
rumors in real estate circles than say3e any anyIk aaytD
tD Waetri Wi WiIt ew ewIt
It te ttmt undUi1 t N that UlatMs Mr > ice e s3 s3CardhMl Q QCar t tCardloal
Car Gibbous have long felt the t e ur urceney 11rt urgeaey
ceney of rest reaBsmg utng upon this piece of real realestate realeIJtaa
I estate to obtain f funds Ids with 1tIa which to cnatplete com complete Itpiela ¬
plete the new bons of worship In Rhode RhodeIsland ewa RhodeIsland
I Island avenue wa which the congregation cesgregatioaSt of ofSL DCat
SL St Matthews has occupied for about its flftosn atJSIS itstma
tosn years It is MAd that anxiety anxietythe oa onthe oathe
the part of the two emteeat ead ODt churchmen churchmenhas dnIrdImeahas
has been tbe greater because ofgrowan6 of the thegrowtna UtepowtDg
1 growtna oecmnds of the parish for fads fadsRtes faculties fadlldel ¬
lties with which to carry oa its work workMany work1IaB7
Many catholic famines have bees beesthe added addedto a44e4to
to the e parish la recent years and the tbecommunity thefrom thecommunity
community from which St St Matthews Matthewsdraws ws wsdraws w wdraws g
draws its support sn > port has seemed to the t e two twoleaders twoJeadfts t
leaders to demand a splendid church churchwhich churchwtIIda
which cold not be fatty 1IiI7 reattaed rd Q until untilthe 1IDutthe untilthe ill
the old property which has grows WR veto vetoable valuable
able whh ride the approach approach of the business lMIsmescbItere basin businessInterests BUElaaseinterest
interest of the uptown district could couldbe couJbe
be sold
adSIeclnl
Special Rtrort to SelL SelLThfe SelLTId8 ScILThin
Thin feeling on the part of Mgr 3dgrand Lee Leeand LeeaDd
and Cardinal Gibbons caused them themgsake to tomake tomake
make a special effort ort recently to dispose disposeof dI6poI
of the property The effort has gallant cabairuUed
I netted ia the sale to a local syndicate syndicateidentified syndicatidenii6ed kue kueat e
identified at with local business enterprises enterpriseswho enterpt15e eaterpri 1 1who sea
who were represented la a the negotiations negotiationsby aegWa iios
by the attorneys mentioned mentionedThere JDenUcnedThue
There is much speculation as to the thepurpose tbepYI06e
purpose pa pose and plans of the purchasers but butthese buttheM bn I
these plans the interested parties would wouldnot wouldDOt w q qthat
not reveals yesterday e ay They stated statedk that thatit tbatIt
it wooU be some time before certain certainn certtamatters c
n matters > atters connected coane < ted with the improvement improvementof t tthat
of the property could be settled 6 tUed and andIt that thatit thatIt
it would be unwise to reveal either the tbenames theDIUDe8
names of the men connected CODRECt with the UtetelKl en enterprise ¬
terprise e or the purposes to which the site sitewould sIewould SI SIWeld e
would be put putThis JMItSuitable
pilafSuitable
Suitable for R Bank BankThIs EankTttk
This property has h been thought gIat Ideally Ideallysuited ITsalted
suited to the purpose put of a large bank or ortnIR r
trust company and it is well ell knows kn WR that thatcertain th8tcertain t tcertahe
certain local financial iastttutions have haveconsidered RyeIts beer beercossidered e
considered its purchase for that purpose purposeOthers e e0CbenI
Others have thought it a suitable stt sttfor site sitetor e
ee
for a new hotel and sulk others have havesuggested haTeIRICPSted bar barsuagesaed e
suggested its purchase for a theater or oropera Ofopera ci ciopera
opera house Whether the new purchasers purchaserswttl purchasersw11I por porwill cna5ers
will put the property to any an of the themeotIooed uses usesmentioned Wie8mea
mentioned mea ooed or simply bold it for fa further furtherIncrease rtber
increase m In Its value Y 1Ie cannot be stated statednow statedow slat slatnow
now definitely definitelyc
It is II however herht rrr of some importance e aad aadmuch WMlmuch
much satisfaction that this large 181 e and andvaluable aDdYaIuabIe a
valuable piece of property should shouldbandied be bebandied DebRdIed
bandied by distinctly local people who whoare re 1M 1Mare
are impressed IID with the increasing v vahte tdueoc ak14e
a of property at the point and about the theJOIut tb e
point wner where It is located locatedOne 1oeatedOne
One of the Oldest Churches rnlureheaSt
St Matthews Church which formerly formerlyoccupied formerl formerloceup6ed y
occupied the property Is one of the old oldest
est e churches e ia Washington It was es estsbttsbed est
tsbttsbed t tttb > fehed in 18 I by J P DoaeloH and andfoe a
for mossy years thereafter and indeed indeeduntil Indeedttl indeed14hhtli
until ttl the present time time it has be been a one oneof oneof on onof e
of tbe largest and most important re religious re1MHItes reigloos
igloos bodies ia the District DIstrIct of Columbia ColumbiaFrom ColumbiaFruIR ColumbiaFtum
From the old church emanated for hai haia half halfa haleeDt1I f
a century 7 a deep religious reU ious spirit whitii whitiibad wlIkbbad w ild ilddad
bad an abiding influence upon the cora commantty
munltj mwhi It was the t e scene of many m great greatevents gttYeGts Brea
events < one of which was the funeral of ofGen ofGeL e f
Gen Philip Sheridan which was one of orthe o t
the most imposing pageants ever seen a at atthe atUte t
the Capital CapitalAbout splint pital pitalAbout
About Aboutthe fifteen years ago obeying the thetrend tAetrend th e
trend of the e movement of o the city cityanrrd to toward to toward
ward the northwest northwest the new church churchpOperty h
property was purchased in Rhode Island Islandavenue IslandftDGe d
avenue and the parish headquarters ea cshll estabdtsbed
tabHshed hll there For a few years tbe old oldchurch oldchurch oh ohchurch d
church was fined occasionally for various variouspurposes variousperpoees S Spurposes
purposes but for the past six years it ithas it11M i ihas t
has been practically abandpned aband ned Empty Emptyand Emptand Emp t3
and slow it has stood a silent reminder reminderor r
of Its former usefulness usefulnessIts vsefulnessIts usefulnessIts
Its massive IaB pillars will now probably probablysoon probablysoon proha prohaBova
soon be laid low and upon the site may ma y
be expected to rise a structure devoted devotedBoJeiy devotedlioIeiy denotesolely yd d
solely to business purposes
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IlJDGE O H 1L YbAEUM DEAD DEADServed DEADServ DEADServed
Served Serv d Two Terms In Congress and andin andIn andin
in Texas LegislatureDallas Legislature LegislatureDelta LebtatnreTex
Delta Tex Jan 1 LJudge C C HTeearra H HYoslnra HTeaIm
Yoslnra TeaIm general attorney for the TrilleD frieeonoes TrilleDJbae Prisonlines
lines noes ia Texas brother cJMr ef E Eo F Toekum Toekumchairman YMkwae Foakurnchatrma
chairman e of the Bock Island and andF Frtaos Frtaosboard FrlMobBrd rLsoo rLsoobeard
board died suddenly BltWeati t tfIB tfe te afternoon i at athis atIds athis
his home oaM in Fort Worth of apoplexy apoplexyAfter apoplexyAfter peplQAfter
After leavingate efifce Thursday T afUr afUraooa a aJM08 at r
aooa he went bore and announced e that thathe thatIe thatbe
he would not return uatil Satttrtey Satw Q mora raorainc morahie taorniss
inc but would spend New TearsDay at atbocae atbome athome
home bocaeJudge bomeJ home3adge
Judge J aIm was ODe of the meatprsmwof meat mosCpraotunut 1ae6tPAm
PAm praotunut prsmwof of the younger R8IIIag sot of pubic puaUcmen paWIcDMR pubictaus
men m In Texas Although A idle g only fifty years yearsold 1eaIlold yearsold
old old he had served ia both branches of ofthe oCtAe ofthe
the Texas legislature Ad served two twoterms t ttenM twotetras
terms as repreeetive r In the National NationalCoagreec 1 1Coagrees I I88i
Coagreec 88i sueeeedla 311Me jih a famous Buck 9uckmoo Buckeveral 1r 1re
moo e 10 Goai ass assevoat
tevenl everal 3F years wrs at snit ear Los An Angeles a ageI Anbelan ¬
geles geI Cil for his t beRkh health When recu recnpera recupentci reeaper1L
< pentci per1L ti hs h returned to Texas and re resun re reND recan
sun practice e of law lawPPllLbS lawoPrl
PPllLbS Prl PI 1B JBGER B GE TO WED BROAD ABEOADTonnpr BROADYOUDIt AB8OADYoung
Young Westinghouse WetlJI houe Will Mak Make MakeBHslIsh IakeKJlgllsh e
English Beauty HIII HI Bride Brideptttsfaurg BridePtttllbar
ptttsfaurg Ps Pa Jan 1 1 LIt It It was learned learnedhere learnedbore l lhere
here today that the marriage of George GeorgeWestiagfaoues GecNbcWMtlasbowe GeorgeWestinghouse
Westinghouse Jr Boa of the famous famousInventor famousIDYentor
Inventor and Miss Ethel Brockett I3rockelhRS 1ank > mk mkan + k kan
I
Ian an English beauty daughter aught of SIr SrrThomas SIrThomas
Thomas Th om as asbuilder Brockelbank a wealthy ship shipbuilder sb2pWider ¬
builder of Liverpool England win tak takplace take takeplace takepIaee e
place late t6 in January ia Irtoa Han Carr Cuzaberlaad CwabedDd Carrberland
berlaad County Xorthem England EnglandThe EnglandThe
The Wotiagbooe W family lg making makbagprtp8rdODS makingpeemra makingpreparations g
preparations peemra ians to san for fo England ngInnd within withtea
a few days The date te of the marriage marriagewill e ewUI
will not be known until their arrival ia iaEurope iAEur InEurope
Europe Westinghouse W e whose recent se serious M Mrlovs serfons ¬
rious moose caused a postponement poetposeaeaimarriage of oftbe oCthe
the marriage is rapidly convalescing convalescingSHOT CO mlescmg mlescmgSHOT
SHOT IN SALOON SALOOffBartender SALOONBartender
Bartender Kills Man Who Threat Threatened Threatenel ¬
ened Him 111mStIe
Special ala ts DIe WafWagtaa W BenM BenMChattarey lChat1arer
Chattarey W Ya Jan L LTom Torn Harris Harrisknown HMISskDewza Harr Harrknown
known as a bad man was shot and Instant Instantly InstantIT ¬
ly killed by Ira Coleman a saloon saJeo maa maahere ntaR ntaRee m
here today to4 Coieaaan also has a reds reputation repatatloB redslWon ¬
tation as a somewhat desperate character characterThe characterTIM
The trouble between WeeR + the two men menwhich mea meawhich m
which resulted la the death of f Harris Harrisstarted Harrisstarted Ha Hastarted refs
started ia the morning when Harris en entered 5tered ¬
tered Ceie CoieIna4s naas saloon and started a afight AAgbt
fight After whipping the bartender Har Harrig Hurts Hartit
rig put a revolver hi Cotemaas f fCommon face ee eehad
Common 1 had just recovered from an at attack attadt ¬
tack of typhoid fever and was too weak wealto weakto weakto
to defend cel bhaseif with physical force force but buthe butbe bu buire t
he ordered Harris from the esJooa add adding aMIDg addfag ¬
fag that if be had a pistol he would wouldheat put puthim puthIM
him out outI
otItaever
I never shot a coward or a man tlta tltawasnt that thatwasnt Uaatwasat t
wasnt armed replied Harris Ban and turn turning tunIJag turnimg ¬
Jag be walked out of the saloon saloonShortly SttloonSbOlUy
Shortly thereafter < Harris was arrested arrestedand arrestedaad arrest
and taken before a justice of the peace peacewho ileac PeflQwile
who fined him for carrying a revolve revolveraad revolveaRd
and ta addition the revolver was confis confiscated confiscated ¬
cated In the afternoon Harris again ea eatered entere oAtared
tered Coiemans saloon ADd Colemawho Coleman Colemanwho Colemanwho n
who had armed himself in the meanwhilagstn meanwhile meanwhileagain meanwhileagaia e
again ordered him to leave his premises premisesWith premisesWIth premisesWitte
With an oath Harris declared that thatone no noone noODe
one could put him out out tanking a motion motionas
as he made the declaration toward his hisi hl a
i pistol pocket pocketCofeman podcetColeman pocketCaiemaa
Coleman thereupon drew his own revol revolver revolver ¬
ver and ftred on Harris the latter falling fallingdead f fdea4i fdead s1
dead the bullet having catered his heart heartCotemaa h hColeman rt rtCoIemaR
Coleman was arrested and bound over t to toawait toawait °
await the action of the grand jury jwryJackxon jarrJackson juryJackson
Jackson Fcmlist DepartFrankfort Depart DepartFrankfort DepnrtFrankfort
Frankfort Ky Jan 1 INo No troops wDI wDIbe w wbe rttl rttlbe ril
be seat to Ja J Jam 5 > n for at S oclock to tonight to tonight ¬
night Gov Wittse received r evecI a telegram telegramfrom telegramfrom telegramfrom
from County Judge J S S S Taulb TaG lb as fol follows follows foelows ¬
lows i rouble all settled parties gone gonehome goneThis gon e
home hegiraN This unexpected expected message cam came camejust earnljust C Cjust
just ta time to intercept a message messageBeatryvtk to toBeattyvflfe toeattyY
Beattyvflfe le ordering onIe a company of troops troopsto s
to the feud city cityS dUS
Stfamer S jamer on Rocks RoclcLoadOB Roc1LoR4iOR
LoadOB Jan 1 IA A Central News dis dispatcfo disptck dlspatch
patch from Athens states that the steam steamer steamer ¬
er Danube from Marseilles has agar arrived arrivedat arrivedat
at Piraeus She reports that she shepassed shepassed sh c
passed through the be Strait of Messina esslna on onthe onthe o n
the night of December 2S She saw sswl sawlarge a
large l rge steamer on the rocks near Ca Cape CapeCharybdis a
Charybdis The vessel eventually sank sankThe sankThe Ban BanThe k
The fate of other her crew Is unknown unknownBaltimore lln1 own ownBnltlmore
Baltimore and Return 8125 8125Baltimore 1 1Baltimore
Baltimore d < t Ohio R R B REvery BEvery It
Every E ery Saturday and Sunday All trains train s
both ways both days except Royal Lim ¬
ited City omces1417 offices 1417 G st st and 619 Pa Pa ave aveSpecial avepecJal av e
Special Centerpieces for the Yew Years Year a
Dinner and reception re pt1oD il a up Blpcjdstone Bl arkilton toI1e e L
T T I 1 W W H PllBQSTT PEARSALL iMJio ALL T J DEAD DEADSncclunbs DEADSuccrnbs IJMJJ IJMJJSuccumbs
Succumbs Suddenly to Heart HeartDisease HeartDisease heartDisease
Disease at fiotel tloteLA fiotelA otel otelA
A SUFFERER POX KAITT YEARS YEABSH YEARSTins
H HA Tins x Son Living in TTaaliinpton WhoMarried Who WhoMarried VhoJlarded
Married Dan Daughter hter of AdmiralIlichhorn Admiral AdmiralHichborn AdmiralIllchborn
Hichborn Was Wa Vas a Power in Wall WanStr WallStreet WallStreet
Street Str ct for finny fnD Yearn Prior to toHI tolib t tleis o
HI lib Recent Severe Se rere Illness IllnessCfcpt IlID6uct
Cfcpt TbOBMs W PuaneJt fur far jasa jasaM n Y YJI8MS ya
JI8MS a wtII few YOMO YOMOdd r1 r1M
dd M sudoaarjr ac tile J New ow owat ewat 1WIt 1WItat > let
at i oclock dock yesterday entay aAemoon aftersoewas Death Deathwas D8atwas
was due to heart dJaeue disease from which widthbad he hehad lieaM
had been a sufferer for forCalK yearsCapt years yearsCapt
Capt Pearson p came to Washington W Wera see seeerat several ¬
era months tIas ago after ipimulni lR II themer the tileat sum summer ¬
mer at his summer home fa m BSaok Rock RockCoon ReckCoUlL R RCoan
Coon OwIn Owing to his Omess I1lae he dM not go gomamed goSouth
South as bad bees his custom but re reIned r rgrained e
grained at tbe WUhtrd WUhtrdHe WIDudBe L LHe
He was widely known hi the theworld naandal naandalworld 8IaaDda1wodd
world and wu largely hmarested berectedWestern LtI ta taWestern IIIWeetera
Western railroads chiefly the thePaclhc Canadian CanadianPacific II IIP8dftc
Pacific When the Bade Bridge at atR St StLouis StI
Louis I R was constructed some years yearsbe ago agohe gohe Stt
he wa was largely h r r3tly 3tlys 17 Interested ta that project projectHe prGjeetHe t
He was one of the pioneu broker brokersNew of ofNew rXew
New York City CityAt Ctt7At
At tile outbreak of the efvfi war Cant CantPwarsaH CaptPMrsa11 Ca CaPearsall
PwarsaH went to tike trout with the Sev Seventh weath ¬
eath Regiment of the New York W WGourd National NationalGuard XwtloDalGard Woae1
Guard and after several years etas of Kwas service servicewas serYieewas
was given ea a captaincy y At the end of ofthe 0tbe
the war he entered eat < ed financial dudes dudesuotffl and anduntil aad1IDtII
until a few years ago when he retired retiredwas redredwu retiredwas
was considered a power there thereCapC tb8nsPearsall thereCapt
CapC Pearsall was seventrthres eatyQree yeas yusaid yeasold yea yeaold s
old and although his retattveiTksew reIattei reIatteito nhn nhnto idr idrte
j to be very m m his death was a aand surprise surpriseaad eaDd
aDd a shock to them He was born bornNew ia iaNew InNew
New York City CUyHe CityHe CityHe
He h Is s > survived by one daughter Mrs MrsE 1irsE MrsS
E E B R Walker of New 4ew York y and LadQom ad one oneSOB 0IteOR ° ie
SOB Paul S S Pearson who married marriedJames Mrs SirsAdmttal MrsJames XrsJames
James G Blame jr daughter < of ofIikhboca Admiral AdmiralHichborn AdIIIIralHlchborn
Hichborn TIle son rises es at 2OK 2l S street streetnorthwest meetBOrtbwe siresnorthwest
northwest northwestThe t tTbe
The body probably will be taken to toNew tolew
New York some time today where it itwill Itwill I t
will be cremated During his feet lostCapt ffflness ffflnessCapt IIIae8sCapt
Capt Pearson p was attended by Dr H H HDesk B BDeal B BDeaJe
Deal Desk
DeaJeDOG
DOG LEADS SEARCHERS SEABCEEHSMaster SEARCHERSfader SEARCl ZS
Master Hurt While hll Hunting Animal AnimalSpccid AnimaBrings nlmal nlmalDrln I
Drln Brings Assistance AOIIOItaDCcSpoW AssistanceS
Spccid S is TA n WaaUa W titsetase tOB asea sue sueStrasburg HecMStrasbtsrg BcaNStrasburg
Strasburg Va Jan lDeah 1 Deaih under undertragic eCt
tragic t circumstances came to Isaiah Om OmdorlC 0rDdoJf Gm Gmdor1C
dorlC a citizen clU of the section near norboundary the theboundary theboundary
boundary toe between Virginia and West WestVirginia WestVirginia W WCirgiala
Virginia the facts just reaching letsOrttt4orff here hereOrndorff MQOI114lor
Orndorff OI114lor < went to hunt duck along alongFurnace the theFurnace theFumacc
Furnace ran having with him only ostydog AM hisk AMdog me medog
dog He slipped over the embankment embankmentakmg embaa embaaalong k > t takmg
akmg the t e stream rendering himself sense senseless ¬
less 1 The dog realizing the masters ma con condition coadUJon condition ¬
dition ran home and set up a piteous piteoushowl piteoushowl s
howl but there was ao ORe at home to toheed toIt d dliked 0
heed It It and it kept crying all sightThe night nightThe DigbtThe
The next morning the neighbors s wen went weatto wentto i
to to see if there was anything wrong WTeJOgThe w rosg rosgThe
The animal at once get off toward towardrun the tbema theruu
ma and was followed William WU Fry F Ffound
found Oraferff kn lorfh lying insensible insensiblea with witha wini
a deep gash on the head both feet feetwini kt ktthe icatAe u
the water where he had lain all night nightHe ntg ntgHe gilt giltHe ld
He lingered until tll Christmas moraiagaad moraiagaadRED morning morningdied a aled
led
RED GROSS FUND FUNDContributions FUNDContrllmtfonl RINDContributions
Contributions to tIle Red n d Cro Cross Crollfund s sfund
fund for the earthquake sufferers sufferersIn mt erenc erencIn
In Southern Italy It ly and Sicily trill trillbe willbe ill illbe
be received r ITcd st t the office of The TheWashington Thetlllaon TheWashington
Washington tlllaon Herald 1I rtId and turned turnedover turnedOTCr turnedover
over to 0 the proper authorities authoritiesTbe anthorltlesThe authoritiesThe
The Red Cross already nJ dy bas sent sentthousands lIIeatthous senteocsands
thousands thous nd to the survivors of the tbecatastrophe thecntmdropbe thecatastrophe
catastrophe and It Is expected expectedthat expect d dthat
that more Trill be sent nt today todayThe todftyThe
The money mone sent to Italy Is Isplaced 111pIa
placed pIa d in the hands of the Italian Italianlied ItnUnnICed Italianlied
lied Cross Society and agents are arestationed nreIrtntIoned
stationed in the stricken districts districtsfor dLItrictsfor districtsfor
for its proper distribution di distribution12u tribntloD tribntloDot
ot
tZ 125 to Baltimore and Return
Saturdays turdays and Sundays SU1da via Pennsylvania a
Railroad Tickets good returning until un ti t
Sunday night All regular train assns cxceot ucept rice It
th the e IIl ngte aeloaal Jonal Limited
MINING CONCERNS COLLAPSE COLLAPSEStock COLLAPSEStock COLLAPSEStock
Stock Par Value nJae of Which TJtieh Is 165
0 000 < X > Is Sold for Sr SX21 SX21JUrtinsvItte Z ZXartIMYIUe S S3fartinvilh
JUrtinsvItte lad Jaa 1 LT The Gold GoldCreek GoldCreek G GCreek
Creek Mining Company and the Piaeer PiaeerMining PlaeerJliaIng Pine PineMfuiag
Mining Company organised to develop developthe dedGptile developsold
the thegout gold fields of Morgan County bare nave navegone va vaGOIte
gone to the wall wattTbe wallThe wallThe
The machinery of the Placer company companywas oempeDYwas cempaswas y
was sold trader a court rent eat this thisweek I5week1Ut
week week1Ut and brought S5 It ecigiasJIy edgfaeriyA cost C6Stfew
A few days ago the stock of the tieCreek Goal GoalCreek GoiQCreek
Creek Company C qy tile par value M e of which whichwas wbldlwas w b bsold bleb
was SK5CO roe sold OW for or 25 2Jfc TIle com companies CGRIIIIUIIM campaales ¬
panies were orgaaized two 1 years ago agoand agoaid a aand go
and spent large sums without any anytars re retnra re retIIra
tars in goldTAKES goal
TAKES ACID BY MISTAKE MISTAKELonp YISTAKELon MISTASELong
Long Lon Branch Girl Dies DI After Retn Return ReturnLOTS
from SenYbrI cw tears Ba Bsli BsliBra
I LOTS Branch Bra JuaV bn l h JftneiSgnyear nyea 3ea 3eaold
old Mary SaQey of Untoa t Msa avomia w wens W1itSfCllUDll s sfound 3
found dead ta her bed chamber today todayby Hayby to toby f
by her meterTee sister sisterThe si8tne
The young wonma only an hour before beforehad beforebad bef befhad ore 3
had returned from the lynx of the A AIahdk At Atlantic AtIaadc i ¬
lantic Fire Company A strong odor odorcarbolic oi oicarbolic 0cariNJUe i
carbolic add was discovered It Is isposed sup supposed suptGMd ¬
posed that she took the poison b by bytake mis mistake mistake ¬
take for spirits of ammonia ammoniaVJas ammoaiaIIJ
kits Smfley was a powerful MrVertaiaDd swimmer swimmerand
and won a number of medals last sum summer 58mma I ¬
mer She fe the fourth member of e efaJDIIy her herfamily b
family to die In two years yearsFORMER 7 8J 8JFORMER
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FORMER CONSUL DEAD DEADNaples DEADanpJ
Naples npJ Jan 1 tTJat Tliat Joseph H HPierce HPIerce IiPierce
Pierce formerly formerl United Unft d States Statesconsul Stntelcon
con consul ul nt Messina and all his hisfamily hbfamlIy
family are among the dead deadto seems neemsto
to be certain certainriis ccrtnlnMIis certulnJlbls
MIis riis Evelyn Pierce Pie the con consuls conluls conants ¬
ants cousin Is safe 8af here how however howen however ¬
ever en r She sans says that he and his hisfamily hllfamilY
family were In bed asleep when rrhenthe whenthe hen henthe
the shock came The Trails of ofthe ofthe
the Pierce house collapsed and andthe andthe andthe
the entire family nras lost lostZESP lo t tKEEP
KEEP SUICIDE COMPACT COMPACTMan OOMPAOTIlan
Man and Woman omsn Found Dead In InYoakers InWoods i iWoods n
Woods Near New York YorkYMken
Yonkers N Y Jan 1 LLocked Locked Ia each eachothers eedaother
others arms in death the bodies of 41yotnag a ayoung aYOUiIg
young man and a pretty girl were found foundtogether fooDdto8tIaer foes
together In the woods near the New ew York YorkCtty Yo YoQty < k kCItJ
Qty line It appears as if th Ute tM < n man manfirst an bad badarst haQArst j
first arst killed his costpsniOH Oll and then then com committed comndtted 1 1Rminted ¬
mitted suicide e A 3Sa Scaiwer liberliber revolver revolverwas revolverwaselutebed was wasehttcbed
ehttcbed ia his hand Two boys boysfrom coming comingfrom comIDgfrom toads g
from skating on McLean Pood discovered discoveredtbe scoveredthe discove discovethe
the bodies bo aad notified the Yonkers po ponce po poIie ¬
nce Iie Both were exceptionally exce y well dressed dressedTbe dres5edThe dress dressThe
The couple came to Yonkers on Wednes Wednesday Wednesday Wed Wedday rtes ¬
day night nightThe D1rtIt D1rtItbodies nightThe
The bodies were identified as those thoseArthur of ofArthur orA11Ilr > f
Arthur Korber and Mrs Tewnsend Wood WoodThe WoodTbe WooThe d L
The Yonkers Yo ers police believe Mrs W Wood Woodwag WoodWe cod 1
wag wa unhappily married marriedTAFT marrledTAFT
TAFT PLAYS JOLT GOLFInTltes JOLTInvites
Invites His Brothers to Meet teet Him on onthe onthe 1
the Augusta Links LinksAugusta Links1IfUsta
Augusta 1IfUsta Ge C Jan 1 I 1Mr Mr Taft t spent spentNew spentXew t
New Years oa the golf links andionic and at athome athoMe j
home with his family His brother brotherHenry 9roUierHelllY broth brothHenry err
Henry W Tan Tait t of New York was with withhim withIL wil willit jj
him Mr Taft has invited Charles P PTaf PTait P PTait
Taf Tait t to join them here aad try his haad haadoa hfiRdOR has ct i
oa the Augusta eta links In a handicap handicaptournament MD handlestoas lcap lcaptoaraalReDt p p
tournament toas thatmeai Henry W Is rated < as a bet better ett bet ¬
tar t < player than iha the Presidentelect Pre etitelect etitelectthe telect but butthe butUte 1
the latter refuses to concede the fact factAlabama tactAlabama factAlabama
Alabama Enjoys Novelty XbveltyMontgomery XoveltyMeAtgo1Del NoveltyMontgomery
Montgomery Ala Jan L LAll AU la lahas Alabama Alabamahas Alabamalias bataa
has had Its first day without the legal legalsale lesG8ie leg g gcoke j
sale of liquors and the people are yet u uable tin tinable unaWe n
able to adjust themselves to the condi conditions conGII conI conIf ¬
I tions Closed barrooms looked Jook > like Su Sulday Sun Sunday SURr a ¬
r lday day and the thirsty topers looked Jo long logIasly g ¬
ingly at the barriers between bet them aad aadtheir aadtheir d dtheir 5
their accustomed inspiration The tieup tieupt tie tietompiete np p
Js complete t lRpiete Tbe saloon men have ba Te d dcided de decided de decl e ¬
cided cl ed to wait until the fight is opened openeddefeat to todefeat tocJeeat 0
defeat the t law before they try to sell sellHerman selL selLJerman sellHerman
Herman Justi Dead DeadChicago DeadChtcago DeadObleago
Chicago Jan 1 1Herman Hemsui Jastl for foryears toryears f fyears er
years commissioner of the Illinois coal coaloperators coalators cc ccoperators 1
operators ators in the settlement of labor dis disputes disputes dl dlpates ¬
putes died suddenly sudde 1y here h e today todaySeaboard tGaa tGaaSenboarct todaySeaboard
Seaboard Florida Limited LimitedHandsomest LimItedHandsomest LimitedHandsomest
Handsomest and quickest train in InIda Flor ¬
ida service Solid Pullman electriclight electriclighted ¬
I IJanuary
ed throughout Will commence running ruaae ruaaeJanuary
January 4 Office 1421 Pa ave aveNerr aveNew ve veXew
+ +
New 3oralnjf Train to New York YorfcLeaves ork orkLeaves
Leaves Washington beginning Ja Jahuary Ja tn uary cry r
4 4 at 9 ai I m m daily via Pennsylvania Rail Railroad ¬
road making k1ng the run to New York In five flu fluhours e J
hours Parlor cars cars dining dInln car coaches
REUEFRUSHED REUEFRUSHEDoDownpour UEf R HD HDDownpour
Downpour oDownpour Ends and Res Rescuers Rest Rescuers Rescuers ¬
t
cuers Can an Work WorkFIRES WorkFIRES WorkFIRES
FIRES UNDER CONTROL CONTROLTons CONTROLTons CONTROLTons
Tons of Quicklime Hurried to toStricken toStricken toStricken
Stricken Cities CitiesIOUTSIDE CitiesOUTSIDE CitiesOUTSIDE
IOUTSIDE OUTSIDE HELP is ARRIVING ARRIVINGWounded ARRIVINGWounded ARRIVINGWounded
Wounded Being Carried Iron Sion Sicily Sicilyand Sicilyand Y Yand
and Calabria to Points Farther PartnerSorta FartherNorthLack FartherNorth
North NorthLack Lack lack of Water One of the the3tTain theMain theMain
Main Difficulties Dii cnIties Encountered EncounteredMessina EncounteredMessina EncounteredMessina
Messina Makes Greatest Demands Demandsfor Demandsfor Demandsfor
for Food and Workers WorkersNone WorkersNoneDead WorkersNoneDead Ifone IfoneDead
Dead at Taormina TaorminaThe The The Pore Sets SetsAside SetsAside SetsAside
Aside a Million lire for ReliefRome Relief SellerK ReliefR
K R we Jan J L
ITltece There are tag few new newfacts MWfads newfacts
facts to add to tbe lest few days days record recordC mconlIiJt recordd
IiJt C the tragedy ia Sfcfly
and CalabriaWith Calabria CalabriaWith C8IaWiawtUI
With the gradual
restoration of
com comM CGmli1futleG ComaCQrles
M li1futleG tJoB stories of the tileDMItUpIy the catastroplwBMttinijr themultiply
multiply hut they t ey mfciiy reiterate ocaesexe oc occurreaces oe oecmTeRCe
curreaces that th a at ts are already eedT knowa or re recount rea reacea recenat ¬
count parallel instances instancesThe bhetahrcesThe t1JaeesThe
The relief work at Messina seems now nowto DOWto nowo
to t o be thoroughly wed sr ed
and is isgoing IsgelDg istag
going on with almost uneventful uneventfulony 6IIU mot motGaT araaotoq
ony It has been locally hasapei hasapeiextremely ovaB red by byedrly byextremely
extremely rough weather rain fe falling fdlDtYIeI fallingviofetstiy ng ngvWanUy
vWanUy YIeI and perslsteatly aeeofapejoed aeeofapejoedbyavery aoo t panied paniedby Ided Idedby
byavery by 8 very heavy wind windthe wIactTIle
TIle c1owapoar dot4thp ceased t aM gave gaveUae
i the t ie thoanaads t r s of helpers the first oppor opportunity epporwtQr pQor pQorT ¬
tunity T for working hi dry ekKhds eIet1J S The Thewocst Theweat
worst of the fires ores es have now Mea got gotwder cotwc
wder control aestrailthorosh atthough 1dI1 many of the tberums therail theruins
rail rums are stiB sweld nrnoMcrtsfc nrnoMcrtsfcIntnred at atIJIjarei
Injured persons are hems continually continuallyextricated coa auaI1ext S
I extricated tAm the rates They arc sent sentI smtkst stnsrot
kst rot to nllllce 11 atatloae toe Jft IImf1I8I7 peeriraiaary
nary treatment and thence to mateos mateossWps wrloasfor r ioas ioasscalps
I
scalps for tmnsterence t to aUTenat tIUl ports portsi portsThe1IIIIUInd portsThe
The1IIIIUInd The s MIYt errly o beiuc i dis dispatched dIsI digpatched ¬
j patched across the country or are sent by byndlway Dprailway
railway to Cataaht or otiscr places I t e eSend es
Send Quantities Qu ntltles of QuicklIme QuicklImeIt
It was a wise dedndaa cisioa tnt induced iac1ucdUte
the King and the ministers I L us of the interior interioraad Iaterloa
and of public works who went to the thedeyUated
devastated dl8trlets districts to urge ra fa their theirearliest tlmlHI
earliest telegrams teie the hastiest dispatch dispatchof
of a usRstlted Quantities of oulckiKne gh > lckgme as aseven asI aya ayaeves
even more important t than food tood inasmuch taasmUdlas ioaemuchviving
I as the be and lives r aU the our eurvt ourvlsiag
viving vt natives and thousands tboJ iiI of ornors pfsailors soldiers soldierssailors
sailors and laborers were endangered 6eied ed by bythe byUte b bthe
the pestilential Uat stench MarchMany stenchMany steoclLMIUI7
Many hundreds ba s of tons of quWdlm quWdlmare qaIIIdIm1tee qul ilm ilmhave
have been 1IMd used but a Immense se 4I1Mbdtles quefatliiesare 4I1MbdtlesUe
are sOtt h needed neededany De decI and every boa s dela delamay delaY delaYDIe
any DIe cost hundreds of rives Thousands Thousandso
o 0 bodies stag WI lie faring f hi the debris debrisand 4Iebrisud debrissad
and it win be some time before they can caab canbe asbo
b be reached reachedTbe reachedThe acbeQ acbeQThe
The lack of water
caadmes to be one oneof ODeor oneof
of the mala duties and despite th thcontinued the thTcontiaued thecontinued
continued arrival of fresh relief shipsfrom ships shipsfrom
from several Italian ports the supply of offoodstuffs offoodstuas offoodstuffs
foodstuffs Del medicines is still far belowthe below belowthe b w wthe
the demand Italian itallanUldlers aoidiecs aDd sailors starsand sailorsand saJIorsaDd
and Russian Russian British BrttJsb French and atlDMm GTJT GTJTBMB GtrmaA
BMB sailors are working indefatigably un ander under 1mder ¬
der the moat trying condUions eoudi ooadiooo ORS but the thetask thetask thetask
task Is so enormous that their great and andg ande40rts andg
g efforts seem sometimes m98 almost almosthopelessly almostBell almostbopekes5ly
hopelessly Bell eleaslyInsumeteat eleaslyInsumeteatMeulna iasuiScieat iasuiScieat2feflnna IDsstileieStMessina
Messina In Greatest Need JfeedUrgent ieedUrgent
Urgent appeals a for kelp from the rained rainedvillages 11IIMdvllIges ruinedvillages
villages on both sides of the Straits of ofPesetas ofMe
Pesetas ID are being responded ed te as far faras faras
as possible poc ible but ia view ew of the immense isamensedemaade kmDendenaa immensedemands
demands io Xesslaa itself It fe dlfifcult dlfifcultto
to spare dther either men or stores from that thatceater thatcenter
center centerEfforts ceaterEorts
Efforts are now concentrated C ° ia at attendfo attendlag atfeeding
tendfo feeding to aDd traassfatppms t the UMfee wounded woundedand
and lag fee and sheltering s the destitute destituteThe de twteThe
The search for the dead has been tem temporarily temP9mrlIY tem temporarily ¬
porarily abandoned Relief work at flog Resgto Reggio floggio
gio is BO DOW under way war on an organized organizedplan oqaDbedpi organizedMany
plan planquake Many there who survived the earth earthquake earthq1IAke ¬
quake have since died from f hunger aDd aDdCG
cold The mortality among young chll children
dren from these causes has been great t tMany
Many of the Injured maddened by their theirwounds tbftrWGaDds theirwounds
wounds and by hunger h despoirnl of aid aidaad aidaDd
r
aDd committed smcme smcmeThe suicide ieTbe suicideThe
The stronger survivors at first arst1GoUag began bogaalooting beganlooting
looting whatever stores of food they theycoaM th y yeottld
could find but it seems that this was wasclteekld wasclocked
checked much sooner in Resgio than la laMessina IniIIessIDa Itshleelaa
Messina A large number of police and aDd30Idters
soldiers was hurried from Teranto They Thenestablished
established order and dealt out such food foodas foodas
as was available araJIable ia doles cIoieeFrantic dolesFrantic
Frantic With Hunger HungerThe HungerThe HungerThe
The first outside lde help was brought by byt
a torpedo boat on December 9 21 which whichJaDded
landed a malted supply of food and medi medicines medIchtes
cines gluts but the debarkation of 1iIeM Ilin i and atelsu
subsequent su sequeJlt supplies of o an kmde has hasbeen has1teeR hasbeen
been most difficult dl cuIt owing to the shattered shat shattered shattered ¬
tered coast and submersed buildings buildingsAnother lMdJdIDgsADether
Another dicatty has been to keep the tkadespentte thedesperate
desperate and starving people in check checkwhen e eckwhen eheekwhen
when supplies are landed landedThe 1aadeThe leadedTh
The Th e soldiers are reluctant to nee forceto force forceto fOte6to
to restrain the poor and balferaaed sttf sttfferers suff6le
fevers f6le sad nd confushm has frequently re 1e 1eSldted re1t
suited TVbea D it came to removing r the
injured inJur G the officers are sometimes com eompetted comp
petted to have weapons used to dear d8re a
passage e for the stretcherbearers stretcherbearersThe stretefterrersThe
The first big ship to reach ReggJo was wasthe WaStile ryasthe
the battle ship Napott commanded by
Capt Cagnt who accompanied a paaied the Duke Dukeof Dukeor
of the Abruzzl on his polar expedition expeditionHe expedItIoRHe expeMtioaHe
He discovered a deep passage e that tbatfacili adUtaied fadU fadUtated °
tated lending Jan g and besides besl e dieembarking dieembarkingsupplies dleeaabarkfsgsthpptles kiDg kiDgsupplies
supplies be removed the money cheats cheatsfrom cb61tsr8111 cheatsfrom
from r8111 the banks and a took on board his bisvessel blsveSEel hisvessel
vessel the criminals who had been arrest arrested vreetad arrested ¬
ed Since then the coasting steamer Mar MarContlnucd MarContInned
Continued on rage 4 Column 5 5Death lie lieDenth SDeath
eo eoMr
Death and Hell Destroyed DestroyedMr Destroyedeo DestroyedMr
Mr Clarence E E Fowler of the Watch WatchTower
Tower Bible and Tract Society speaks on onthis onI
this subject on Sunday January 3 3 loin 1318riuiolQI381 19I9 19I9at
I at 3 p m In Pthlan Temple AuditoriuatlQE3 Audito Auditorium
riuatlQE3 riuiolQI381 rium lOU 9th at at 1 AIr No coUection coU on