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2 THE WASHINGTON WASHINGT N HERALD HERALDS SATURDAY FEBRUARY 5 51910 1910
PAPERS KEPT SECRET SECRETInterior SECRETInterior SECRETInterior
Interior Department Facts FactsWithheld FactsWithheld FactsWithheld
Withheld from Glavis GlavisHEARINGS GlavisJIEABIINGS GlavisIELMNGS
HEARINGS HALT ABRUPTLY ABRUPTLYalllnRcrs ABRUPTLYDnlIinger8 ABRUPTLYUa1Iiniers
alllnRcrs Attorneys Given Week Weekto Weekto Veekto
to Stndy Stnd Cime CILHeInner Lnvyer 3Inkcj Ac Accusntlon Aecu AccniutiOni
cusntlon cu ntlon Asrnlnut Bureaus Delay DelayIn Deln DelnIn DelayIn
In Sending Information InformntlonSceretn1 InformntlonSceretn1Jlny Secretary SecretaryMay
May Engage Two ExSenators ExSenatorsA
A number of Important documents documentswere documentWero documentswero
Wero sent to the Congress CongrO committee committeeengaged committeeengaged committeeengaged
engaged In investigating inve tlgaUng tho Ballinger BallingerPinchot BalllngerPlmhot BallingerPlnciot
Pinchot controversy from ti tiu e Interior InteriorDepartment IntorlorlJepartmont IntortorDepartment
Department yesterday yesterdayThey yesterd8They yesterdayThey
They are In the list tst of those called for forby forb forby
by b Louis D Brandels Bran B andeIS els attorney for or L R RGlavis RGla RG1ats
Glavis Gla Is Chairman Nelson received the thepapers thepapers thepapers
papers in response to a a special message messagepent mQSElagefcnt massagerent
pent to the Interior Department Just Justafter justafter justafter
after the committee adjourned yester yesterday yesterda yeeterday ¬
day da
Examined the Documents DocumentsHe
He examined the documents and con conferred conferred conerred ¬
ferred with some of the members of the thejoint thtjoint thejcInt
joint committee and decided that for fortho fortho fortno
tho present prCi nt at least the Glavis attorneys attorneysshould attorn attorneysshould s sshould
should not insp Inspect ct them themThe themThe themThe
The contents of the documents were not notdivulged notdivulged notdivtilged
divulged It is believed Ueved there Is some something scmething something ¬
thing in n the letters which hleh relates rel t to pend pending pendIng pondirig ¬
ing suits in the courts and making makingpublic m makingpublic klng klngpublic
public such Information at this thne thnemight thnemight timemight
might Imperil the governments ease easeTo eueTo caseTo
To allow Secretary Ballingers counsel counseltime couRsoltime counseltime
time to familiarize themselves them ehN with the therase thecasP theeasp
rase the th Congressional Con re kmal committee of in inquiry inquiry Inqulry ¬
quiry yesterday adjourned until Friday Fridaynext Frld Frldmxt Fridaynext
next nextIt mxtIt nextIt
It is understood Secretary Ballinger is isconsidering Isconsidering iscnnsldertng
considering the names lame of o former ormer Senator SenatorJohn SenatorJohn SenatorJohn
John L Wilson Ibon Republican and former formerSenator formerSenator formerSenator
Senator George Turner Democrat both bothof bothof bothof
of Seattle as leading counsel John J JVertrees JVertrees JVertrees
Vertrees of Nashville has accepted the theposition thaposition theposition
position of counsel for Ballinger BallingerXo
Xo 0 Testimony rc1t1mon Taken TakenNo Tnkeno TakenNo
No o testimony was w a taken yesterday the thecommittee thecommltte6 thecommittee
committee being in executive exeeuth session when whanthe wh8lthe whenthe
the decision was made to temporarily post postpone poatIone poetpone ¬
pone the hearings hearingsJust hrlnSlllJust heertn heertnJust
Just before the members of the com committee committee cornmittee ¬
mittee dispersed dbP lMd Louis D Brandeis at attorney attornf attorney ¬
torney tornf for Glavis made a a vigorous pro protest protest protest ¬
test against the delay of the Interior De Department Deartment Dopartment ¬
partment artment in sending to the committee let letters 1ettErs lettors ¬
ters and documents docu that had b been be en called calledfor calJedflr calledfor
for
A week has now elapsed elap ed since the thecommittee thelommlttee thecommittee
committee at my m request called on the thedepartment tbodpartrnent thedrpartment
department for this information and yet yetit yetit yetit
it has not been received said Mr Mrlirandeis MrBrandeis MrIrandeis
lirandeis I have knowledge know led sa that some somef somtslie
lie f it is 1 available and could have been beenjtnt beenH beennt
jtnt H n nt t In In view of Secretary Bellingers Bellingersstatement BaUtnsersItatfment Balftngersstatement
statement that be wanted to interpose no noobstacles noJrstacles noobstaclea
obstacles to the committee in getting gettingJnformaion gettIngInformalOil gettinghformlon
Jnformaion this delay requires explana explanaton explanat expisnaChairman
ton t em
Chairman Nelson el on Replied RepliedChairman RCIlIcclChalrmtln RellledThairman
Chairman Nelson replied that the com committee comTttf8 cornrittea ¬
mittee had considered the delay d y in send sending le leing sendirg ¬
ing the documents at its executive executivematins executivemttln executivent1ng
matins mttln and had directed the Secretary Secretaryt S cretary cretaryto
t to < > send in the documents in install installments lnatalltr03nts Installr ¬
ments mentsAt tr03ntst r
At t Mr Ir Braadeis Braad suggestion lusge tlon a meseen meseenpvr meuenJtr messenr
pvr r was sent to the th Interior Department Departmentvdth DePArtmentth Departmentvith
vdth th a letter directing the sending ndlng to tothe tothf tothe
the Capitol immediately hnm6dI8 y of all documents documentsavailable documentsayallablE documentsavailable
available included Inclua in the list tt called eaIiecI for forby forly forby
by Glavis attorneys attorneysUoxebnd attorneynOMchu attorneysItosebul
Uoxebnd nOMchu Delegates Back BackTrue DnekTrue BackTrue
True Reformer delegates returned yes yesterday yestfrday yesterday ¬
terday from the Rosebud convention at atPhiladelphia atPhllade1phla atPhiladelphia
Philadelphia They were W R Griffin GriffinSirs GrimnMrs GriffinMrs
Mrs Mary V Green Mrs Sarah F Lewis LewisMrs Lewisfrs LewisMrs
Mrs frs Eliza Travers Mrs rs M E Wash Washington Washington Washington ¬
ington Mrs Irs Edmonte Robinson Mrs MrsJulia Mr MrJulia MrsJulia
Julia Tennyson Mrs Irs Lucy A Jackson JacksonMrs JacklOnfr JacksonMrs
Mrs fr Emma Johnson Mrs Rowena N NLumpkins NLumpkins NLumplcins
Lumpkins Mrs Ida V Belle Mrs Irs Eliza Elizabeth ElIzalofth Elizaleth ¬
beth Cameron Miss n88 Mary Stockton Wil William WilLam WilLam ¬
Lam Cooper Perry L Thomas and E R RWashington RaFhlngton RWashington
Washington
GIVE ANNUAL BALL BALLRifles BALLRifles BALLRifles
Rifles Armory Crowded by Union UnionMachinists UnionMachinists UnionMachinists
Machinists and Friends FriendsMore FriendsMore FriendsMore
More than 1000 invited guests attended attendedthe attondedthe attendedthe
the annual ball of Columbia Lodge In International International internaUonal ¬
ternational Machinists Union at Rifles RifloArmory RI RiflesArmory OII OIIArmory I
Armory Hall last night nightSamuel nightSamuel nightSamuel
Samuel Elder made tho address of wel welcome welcomo welcome ¬
come A literary and musical programme programmewas programmewaS programmwas
was given Miss A M Craver accompa accompanied accompanied accompasled ¬
nied by Oscar Franklin Comstock gave gavea
a soprano solo Mrs Irs John Naocker sang sangin sangn
in n soprano and selections by tho Metro Metropolitan Metro01ttan NetroolItan ¬
politan 01ttan Quartet wore given givenRefreshments givenRefreshments givenRefreshments
Refreshments were served at the con conclusion conclusion conelusion ¬
clusion of the entertainment and dancing dancingfollowed dancingfollowed dancingfolIwed
followed There were 260 couples in the theopening thoopening theopening
opening number of the dance dancePARK dancePARK dancePARK
PARK VIEW MEETING HELD HELDCitizens HELDOltlzen HELDCitizens
Citizens Association Nominate Of Officers Officers Officers ¬
ficers for Election in March MarchOfficers MarchOfficers InrehOfUeers
Officers were nominated by the Park ParkView ParkView ParkView
View Citizens Association at a 8 large largomeeting largemeeting largemeeting
meeting in the Whitney Avenue Christian ChristianChurch ChristianChurch ChristianChurch
Church last la t evening The annual election electionwill olectlonwUl electionwill
will be held at a 8 regular meeting a month monthhence monthhence monthhence
hence For president last night John JohnG JohnG JohnQ
G McGrath was nominated for vice vicepresident vlcGpr vicepresident
president pr ildent James L Wilmeth for socre secretary socretar socretary ¬
tary tar George T Dietz and for treasurer treasurerWilliam troo treasurerWililant urer urerWilliam
William Schultz SchultzTho SchultzTho SchultzThe
Tho association assocl tlon listened to a report by byD byD b bD
D A Toiler on the stato of the Congres Congressional ConsrOlIdonal CongrosMonal ¬
sional bill carrying carr lng with it an appropria appropriation approprItlon appropriation ¬
tion of so 90000 000 for the proposed Park View Viewschools Ylewscnools Viewschools
schools site s sIteGET te
f fGET IGET
GET SARBER IN FRISCO FRISCOMan FRISOOUnl1 FRISCOMan
Man Wanted nutel In Washington n aIC a aCheck aChcek aCheck
Check Pnsser to Be Brought Here HereCharles HereCharles HereCharles
Charles Sarber mine promoter for forwhom forwhom forwhn
whom whn the Washington police have been beensearching be beensearching n nsearching
searching for two months was arrested arrestedin
in San Francisco according to a tele telegram teleSTam telogram ¬
gram received last nightSarber nightSarber night nightSarber
Sarber is charged with passing a a worth worthloss worthless
loss 10 s check for 21238 1 on George O Mills Millsthe MI1IIthe Millsthe
the hotel man on January 2S 2 1031 iC The Thecheck Thecheck Thecheck
check was drawn on the Commercial CommercialBank CommercialBank CommercialBank
Bank of Stoubenvllle Ohio where Sar Sarber Sarber Sarher ¬
ber Is said to reside A detective will be besent besent besent
sent to San Francisco to bring Sarber Sarberback Sarberback Sarberbeck
back
NEGRO GIRL BEST SCHOLAR SCHOLARGets SOHOLARGeb SCHOLAitGeLs
Gets First I ir3t Prize Among 10000 1 in inHoliokcn 111Jlohoken liiHoboken
Hoboken Schools SchoolsNew Sellool8New SchoolsNew
New York Feb f iEstelle Estelle T Gibbs a anegro anegro anegro I
negro girl fourteen years old living with withher withher withher I
her parents at S12 First street Hoboken Hobokenreceived HobokenrecoIQd Hobokonreceived
received today the first prize a gold goldmedal g01dmedal goldmedal
medal at the graduating aduatlng exercises exerc of the theHoboken theHoboken theHoboken
Hoboken public school pupils in the theGayety theGayety theGayety
Gayety Theater She had the highest highestaverage hl highestaverage hest hestaverage
average of any publicschool scholar in inthe inthe inthe
the city cltylI clty40 101S 1 per cent in six subjects subjectsEstelle subjectsEstelle subjectsEsteile
Estelle is I the daughter dAught r of a a Pullman Pullmancar Pullmancar Pullmancar
car porter on the Lackawanna Railroad RailroadShe RailroadShe RailroadShe
She is the only negro girl who has car carried carrIed carnod ¬
ried oft such uch honors In Hoboken and the theonly theonly theonly
only one to be graduated from the gram grammar grammar grammar ¬
mar school to the high hi h school schoolIn schoolIn schoolIn
In all but one of her studies the girl was wasrated wasratecl wasrated
rated at 100 1 IJ ii geography she made madeTbe madeThe 95 95The
The five branches in which she reached reachedthe r reachedthe clHd clHdUte
the maximum were history civics spel spelling spelJlng spelhag ¬
ling arithmetic and grammar grammarEighteen grammarEtshteen grammarEighteen
Eighteen questions were posted po ted at the thegeography thegeography thegeography
geography examination and the pupils pupilshad pupilshad pupilshad
had the privilege of selecting 1ecUng ten to toanswer toalUlwer toanswer
answer The teacher who conducted the theexamination theexamination theexamination
examination says that Estelle picked out outthe outthe outthe
the ten hardest hardestHUSBAND hardestHUSBAND hardestHUSBAND
HUSBAND IS EXONERATED EXONERATEDThe
The jury at the inquest over the body bodyof bod bodof bodyof
of Mary E Scott exonerated Walter Scott Scotther Scotther Scotther
her husband who was arrested by b the thepolice thepolice thepolice
police In the Investigation of his wifes wifessudden wilesdenl wifessudden
sudden denl I death deathScott deathScott deathScott
Scott was represented by Attorney AttorneyGeorge AttorneyGeorse AttorneyGeorge
George P Hoover There was nothing to toindicate toIndicate toindicate
indicate to the police that Mr Scott had hadever hadcwer badever
ever taken part in a a row with his wife wifethe wifethe wifethe
the testimony of the witnesses proving provingthat provingthat provingthat
that Mrs Scott received the injuries injurieswhich Injurl Injurlwidch injurieswhich
which caused her deah by falling down downa
a a flight of steps The body bod will be re removed removed removed ¬
moved to Mr Scotts residence CS 6 I Istreet Istreet Istreet
street southwest
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Get in on this sale saleMr saleMr
Mr Man ManY
Y You on know there comes a a time in every season seasonwhen seasonwhen seasonwhen
when clearance is paramount to every other con consideration consideration consideration ¬
sideration siderationf siderationNOW siderationNOW
f NOW is that time timeI timeThese timeThese
I These reductions arc meant to accomplish this thisand thisand thisand
and in double quick order orderQii orderS orderC
Qii C Men Mens s 20 25 25QUltS
S + n
QUltS UltSand and 28 Suits Suitsin Suitsin
in the clever patterns that thathave th t thave 14 50 31J
have marked this season s sstyles L Lstyles j jstyles
styles stylesOvercoatem stylesOvercoats
Overcoatem Overcoats vercoats 2 0
25 and 30 Overcoats in inboth h hboth
both the Plain Conservative Conservativeolors ConservativeColors jj 14 75
Colors olors and the Fancy Novel Noveltl Noveltics = L Ltics
tics ticsOvercoats tl es
A esA Another2 not h er15 Mens1250 and 18 9 f 70 75 5
Overcoats both Plain and Fancy Fancyall Fancyall je jeall I
all sizes sizes and good variety varietyJust varietyJust varietyJust
Just Need an Extra Pair of ofPants ofPantsTake Pants PantsTake PantsTake
Take your choice of our entire remaining stock of ofStriped ofStriped ofStriped
Striped Worsteds and Fancy Cheviots CheviotsWere CheviotsWere CheyjotsWere
Were 240 Now 8195 195 Were 600 Now 445 445Were 445Were 445Were
Were 340 Now235 Were 750 Now S545 S545Were 545 545Vere500 545Were
Were Vere500 500 Now Nov395 395 Were 10 1 0 Now 5695 5695ttk1 695 695Pennsylvania 695akn
ttk1 illnmpttuy illnmpttuyPennsylvania triimpau11Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Avenue Seventh Street
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SAVED BY SIGNALS SIGMLSContinued
Continued from Fnffe One OneJust Onejust Onejust
Just taken Capt Moore and crew of forty fortyeix fortyI fortysix
six men from fromnInking fcinking steamer Kentucky KentuckyWater iCentuckyWater I IVater
Water has already reached flreroom rcroom and andSteamer andr andbtoamor
r Steamer will founder before midnight The TheAlamo TheAlamo TheAlamo
Alamo 10 now proceeding to Key West WestThe WosLThe rost rostThe
The Alamo should reach Key West to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
morrow morning She may tell more moreabout moreabout oro oroahout
about tho rescue by wireless before get getting gottlng getting ¬
ting there thereBegins thereDcglns thereBegins
Begins to Leak Badly BadlyTlotjen Do BadlyTlotjen Ill IllTietjen
Tlotjen Lang dry docked the th Ken Kentucky Kontuck iContucky ¬
tucky tuck just before she sailed from this thisport thisport thisport
port and C M Englls of Green Point Pointfitted Pointfitted Pointfitted
fitted her out at a cost it Is said of ofabout ofabout ofabout
about sooeo 50060 About eight foot eet more free freeboard freoboard freeboard ¬
board was added to her and according to tothe tothe tothe
the steamboat Inspectors In ri6Ctor5 she was quite quiteable quiteable quiteable
able to negotiate tho wintry seas seasBut soasBut seasBut
But she began to leak badly when she shewas shewa shewas
was wa about 150 mIles south of Sandy Hook Hookand Hookand Hookand
and her skipper Capt F S Moore de decided dectde docided ¬
cided ctde < l to put Into Newport News He Hestarted Hest8rted Hestarted
started her pumps going and provisioned provisionedthe
the lifeboats lifeboats1 i and had them ready for forlaunching forlaunchln forlaunching
launching apparently not having a high highopinion highopinIon highopinion
opinion of the old shlps seaworthiness seaworthinessShe seaworthinessShowas
She Showas was simply crammed with coal and andIt andIt andit
It is I said that as she was not a cargo cargoboat cargoboat cargoboat
boat the unusual weight in her hull hullshaken hullshakon hullsliakon
shaken by the seas may have opened her herseams hereams herseams
seams eams and let in the ocean oceanShe occ oceanShe n nSho
She was looked over carefully careful by ex exports expert cxports ¬
ports pert at Newport Nhwport News and they said that thatj thatarter thatafter
j after she had beon repaired that she was waathoroughly WIlSthoroulhly wasthoroughly
thoroughly seaworthy She got a cortifi certificate cortificate cortificute ¬
cate from Lloyds and the United States StatesInspector StatMInspector Statesinspector
Inspector at Newport News that she was wassound wassound wassound
sound and au < 1 lit fit to make the long trip to the thePacific thePaclftc thePaclflc
Pacific Also the underwriters were sat satisfied Itiatted setlalled ¬
isfied They were wereIntorested Interested as she was wasInsured WIiStnured wasinsured
Insured for 76000 7LOMeLarney 76000McLarney it itlcLarney
McLarney the wireless man who left leftthe 16ftthe leftthe
the Kentucky at Newport News did so to tooblige toobllse tooblige
oblige his mother who had written to tohim tohim j jhim
him that she had a premonition that thatsomething thatsomething thatsomething
something more was going to happen to tothe tothe tothe
the ship shipThe f fThe I IThe
The battle ship Louisiana the crutocr crutocrBirmingham cru crsilcrBirmingham r rBrrmln
Birmingham Brrmln ham and the cutter Yamacraw Yamacrawwere Yamaerllwwere Yarnacrawwere
were recalled by wlralesa when the news newsof new newof newsof
of the rescue of the Kentuckys crew was wasreceived W81rocoh wasreceived
received rocoh on shore
MESSAGE BY WIRELESS TO TOTHE TOTHE TOTHE
THE WASHINGTON HERALD HERALDWireless HERALDwtreleu HERALDWireless
Wireless Operator Copps at the main mainoffice mainI mainoffice
office of the United Wireless Telegraph TelegraphCompanys TeJesraphI TelegraphCompanys
Companys Com nys station in the Now Willard WiUardHotel WillardHotel WillardHotel
Hotel yesterday yesterd received the following followingmessage foll followingmessage lng lngm08
message m08 ll e telling of the rescue of the crew crewof cr crof crewof
of the illfated Kentucky by the Alamo AlamoCVpe AltuaoCape Alamocp
Cape cp lUtterM N C Feb 4 4 < pi JLWuhiD jailsgthn K KVMhta
VMhta ilsgthn < < ton Herald WMfctogton Wubinlt a D I C CStCMuhip CAlaMO CS4eaistp
StCMuhip AlaMO of the MaUocy StcaBMhifi S4 Ow OwPUD c cJaIQ h henj
PUD took eer off apUin pulo MM stat fortyfix ae2a ea Kentocfcyw Kentocfcy
w Wa i ibtwkxMd a in a itoktac skis lODdIUaa wlhk in tettadt tettadtSJ8 Jatkadetz311 isdtuds
SJ8 s allll nd kMgiiwfe 71S3 Alamo k pmetOss to toK toKif toKay
K Kay r We w Wet wttk wtt 1th ill well on baud baudHATTKItAS baudIITTKItAS booMIIATrIIItAS
HATTKItAS OPERATOR OPERATORWireless OPBItATOJtWlreleM OPBIIATOUWireless
Wireless Operator Copps of the New NewWillard NewWillard NewWillard
Willard Hotel station during the night nightof nightof nightof
of March 2 and the day of March 4 when whenall whenall whenall
all communication by telegraph and tele telephone telephone telephone ¬
phone was cut off by the th blizzard was wasin WallIn wasin
in command of the Willard wireless wirele tl sta station station station ¬
tion and through throu h that wireless service servicewas servicewas < < vlee vleewas
was master of the situation and continu continuously conttnuoUll1y continuously ¬
ously held communication with Balti Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore ¬
more Philadelphia and New No York Yorkthrough Yorkthrough Yorkthrough
through the wireless service He trans transmitted tranamltted transmitted ¬
mitted to the outside world the news of ofthe otthe ofthe
the inauguration Inau raUon and a 1 sent 6100 words of ofthe orthe ofthe
the inaugural inau ural address of President Taft Taftan TaCtan Taftan
an aeoompitehmont a mpllJnlnt considered wonderful wendorfulunder wonderfulunder ndortul ndortulunder
under the climatic conditions of snow snowsleet snowsteet snowsleet
sleet and low temperature that had hadcrippled ha loadcrippled < 1 1erlrpled
crippled all other means of communica communication communication communlcation ¬
tion
DAUGHTERS PLAN BAZAAR BAZAARLast BAZAARLnt BAZAARLast
Last Week cek of February Set for or Con ConI Confedernte Confederate
I federate Society Soelet Affair AffairPlans AffnlrPlans AffairPlans
Plans for K bazaar to be given by tht thtDaughters thbught thtPeughtera >
Daughters < < ught of the Confederacy were die discussed dlecuSNd diecussed ¬
cussed last night at an enthusiastic meet meeting meeting meetlag ¬
ing at Confederate Memorial Hall Ver Vermont Vermont Vermoat ¬
mont avenue and Thirteenth street The Thebazaar Thebazaar Thebazaar
bazaar will be held during the week of atFebruary ofFebruary
1 February 2S at the old Masonic Temple TemjrieMrs TeJlU TempleMrs le leMrs
Mrs Wallace Streater presiding re reported reported reported ¬
ported that many contributions had al already already 1 1ready ¬
ready been received for the sale and that thatpromises thatpromises thatpromises
promises of more had been made madeHnltzmnn madeI10ltzmnn madeHoiizmnn
Hnltzmnn Funeral Today ToilnyFuneral TolnyFuneral TodayFuneral
Funeral services for J T S Holtzman Holtzmanwho Holtzffi Holtzffiwho Holtzmanwho
who died Thursday morning will be held heldthis heldthis heldthis
this afternoon at 2 oclock at the family familyresidence familyresidence familyresidence
residence 1S01 1 1 Avon place northwest northwestRev northweatRev northwestRev
Rev W II Ballengee officiating Burial Burialwill Burllwill Burialwill
will follow in Oak Hill Cemetery Cemete Phillip PhillipVivson PhIllipVlvson PhillipViveon
Vivson H P Ballangee William Freye Freyeand Frereand Freyeand
and Henry King acting as pallbearers pallbearersThe paUbMrersThe pallbearersThe
The remaining two pallbearers will be beannounced bennounceq bennounced
announced today todayi toda todaWEATHER todayWEATHER
i WEATHER CONDITIONS CONDITIONSU
U S D Depot i of o Agriculture Weather eeUter Bureau BureauWashington DurelWtibiftlton BureasWaehintoqt
Washington Friday Jorid iiday February Jo 4 ltl8S M S p w wHw litThe nThe
The tratpentare is 5 somewhat lower along aJoa < < Ute At AtUntie JtJu Atlastic
Untie Ju meat and in the But Gulf State st and lUll as but butotaagcd JIuGiwaIJtd hasohoseed
otaagcd HUte eiiwwfacre It te 1 do 00ee oee to nonaal ta tapractically 1ftprae inp4actjcaliy
practically prae eallr all districts districtsThe dlatrlctsThe districtsThe
The winds wia along the New Bestead tlaad most C Ut will be bebrWc bebriIk bebrisk
brisk we west t sad northwest ftOr aweat OR the Middle Atteatte AUaIltltCiCtMt AtisntlccoMet AtteattecoMt
coMet brfek westerly waterl on the South AUantic tJaDUe coat coutlight coatflht ut utJt
light Jt t north to west on the East GMlf ca eet At t Mfkt MfktaorUMrir ltptaortJterb hIt hItaocthly
aorUMrir on the West Gulf rout Ifeltt TrtaHe TrtaHeon TItnawon rsdeieon
on L JA Loice te Michigan moderate to brink br > > k north nort and andnorthwest aDd1IOfthwat sodLocal
northwest
Local Temperature TemperatureMWnifiht TeDlDcrntureliJnilht TemperatureMi4nIght1am3l4ars3l6aah5
MWnifiht Mi4nIght1am3l4ars3l6aah5 Mi4nIght1am3l4ars3l6aah5S M 2 a 51 4 t a m 31 6 a a 3t
8 a m mm nL D Ie 2 DI 31 11 lnoes nO II I52 I 2 p na 4 4 4p 4pm456p p pfl
m m456p fl 45 6 p a m45Spm41hOpm1Imszj m45Spm41hOpm1Imszjmimi 46 g p m DL 41 M p m 41 maxi maximum maximufti ¬
mum 46 4 minimum minhoteaRelative l 33 33ReUtiYe B Bnelathe
Relative hnniditf5 a ra 49 2 p ra mo 19 8 8m p pm
m 2T Rainfall 8 p m to S p m ml T Hears of ofsunshine of1lUDihi1K ofsinsloine
sunshine M4 Per cent of po poeatWe lWe SHMhine MO MOT 1fOT 150Temperature
T Temperature mpcratnr perataN same date last J t j osrlaximvm r MtuimtuB if ifminimum 4fTempernfures 4Tminbmu
minimum minbmu S STempornfnres
Tempornfnres Temperaturesin in Other CHlcu CHlcuTemperatures CJUCIITmptnUlres qitlesTcaperateres
Temperatures in ether Uler cities together t er with the theamount theaMOUat theaoeet
amount of rainfall for the twelve hears ended at S Sp sp 8p
p ra yesterday are as follOw
Rain RainMar RalaaL RainMan
Mar aL Mb Mi 8pm 8 p m fall fallAsnerilte faUAlberille fallAI1iilIeNC
Asnerilte AI1iilIeNC N 0 26 It ItAtlanta 32 32Atlanta 3 3Atienta
Atlanta Ga G 48 39 3 4 4Atlantic 4t 4tAtlantic 4AUDtiC
Atlantic City N l J 40 K KIttaaarck 2Sitmarck Z ZBnnaZCkNDA
Ittaaarck BnnaZCkNDA X Dak 32 2 M 10Booths 0 0IkIItoa 39 39Boston
Boston Mass > tas 11I 51 30 3 1 X II LiJ LiJDuftalo 555Buffalo W WBuffalo
Buffalo N Y 88 11 11Cblcao 11chicaao 26 26Chicago
Chicago Ill 3i 3iCincinnati S 15Cinasnati 311 311Cincinnati
Cincinnati Ohio 41 S6 G 40 40Cbeycnn 40Cbeycnne 40Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wyo 10 43 H 32 32Dvenport 32IJa y2Dtvenport
Dvenport IJa ft port Iowa M 81 I 30 30Denrer 3 3Denver 3Denyer
Denver Ceo 51 I 13 46 46Des 4 4Des 40Des
Des Moines foines Iowa X 30 IO IOlIekna Si SiHelena 3 3lfeleoiaMooot
Helena lfeleoiaMooot Mont 001 35 B BIndfanapoib 1 1IndianapoU 1Indlenap
Indfanapoib Indlenap Ind 42 X itJacbonrllle S3 S3Jacksonville f3JacksonTille
Jacksonville Fk M 88 IV 4 4ii T TKansas TKanAS TKansas
Kansas City Mo 0 41 41Little > M > I 49 49Little 40Litlle
Little Rock Ark rtc K 50 0 43 43Los 43Los 43Los
Los Angeles Cal W 46 46Mamuette 4i 4iIarqtldte 4 4Miuquette
Mamuette Mich Iidt 33 IS 13 T TMemphis Tl P1tenh
Memphis l 1p1tl Peon 43 30 3f 4 4New 4New 4NewYork
New NewYork York N Y 40 44 3S gj gjNorth 3tiorth 3 3North
North ITatte l > JaUe Nebr SO toOmaha 18 S3 S3Omaha 3 3Omab3
Omaha Nebr 40 51 SS SSPittsburg S6Pittsbul p pPittsbirg
Pittsburg Pittsbul Pa 38 22 35 35Portland 3GPortland 35Portland
Portland Me lc a 3 SS 6 It 5 5Portland 03 03Portland S SlorUaIl
Portland Ores Ore 51 SS t 83 83Bait JSSalt s sSalt
Salt Lake City Utah 39 14 si siSt 51St t tSt
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IM C LOVERING EXPIRES EXPIRESlepresentative EXPIRESRepresentative EXPIRESRepresentative
Representative Dies of Cold Contracted Contracted Con Contracted ¬
tracted January 7ConlTcII 7Conrress 7 7Congress
Congress Adjourns Out of Respect Respectnnil RCIpcetnnl1 Respectand
and Hotly DOll AVlll ill Be Taken to toTnunton tofnuutou 1 1raoiiitoii
Tnunton JlurI 3inss 3IiiAHM for Burial BurlnlAtteiMM DurlnlAtLeMed BurialAttended
Attended by committees tteea from rom Congr COAsraM Congress Congressand m mand
and members of hi family the body of ofWilliam ofWUItm ofWilliam
William C Lovering Representative R prf ontatI8 from fromth fromtbe fromthe
th the Fourteenth Ma > > UAehUHtts mchu ett district districtwho districtbo districtwho
who bo died at 915 9I oclock yesterday morn mornIng mornIng mornlag
Ing at hi nis home 1752 115 Ma aaaachusetts mchu8ett ava avanue avanue ayenuc
nue after an illness of nearly a month monthof monthof monthof
of pneumonia will be taken tomorrow tomorrownight tomorront tomorrownight
night nt ht on the Federal Express xpcees to his hisformer hitformer hisformat
former homo at Tauaion Mass Iafor Iaforburial for forburial forburial
burial burialServices burialService burialServices
Services will 111 be held at Taunton Mon Monday Menday Ion Ionda ¬
day da at St Thomas Church there being beingno 1MIn5no beingno
no services in this tb1 city cityThe cityThe cityThe
The Senate SEn te adjourned at fM 30 oclock oclockyesterday oclockeaterda oclockyesterday
yesterday eaterda afternoon out of respect on onhearing onhe onhearing
hearing he rlft officially of the death of Mr MrLftvering MrL MrL6verlng
Lftvering L nrln The House Hou adjourned until 12 12oclock I Ioclock Ioclock
oclock Monday on the official announce announcement announcement announceInent ¬
ment of the death by Representative RepresentativeGUlott RepreaentatlveGUl RepresentativeOUIett
GUlott GUl lt of Massachusetts MassachusettsOn
On motton of Senator Lodge Lod e a commit committee committee committee ¬
tee of five Senators was appointed to tojoin toJoin tojoin
join the committee from the House to toattend toattend toattend
attend the funeral as follows follo Senators
Henry Cabot Ledge W vv Y Murray crane craneGeorge Cran6George CraneGeorge
George P Wetmore Joseph W V Bailey Baileyand n8ne n8neand Baileyand
and Francis G Newlands NewlandsThose NehuulsThoe NewlandsThose
Those comprising the committee from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the House are the following Samuel SamuelWalker Samuelalker SamuelWalker
Walker alker McCall George Pelton Lawronc LawroncWilliam LawroncWIlIlam LawrenceWilliam
William Stedman Greene Charles Gren Grenflll Grenfin GrenfBI
flll Washburn John A Kelilier of the theMassachusetts thelIachu theMassachusetts
Massachusetts lIachu tts delegation Andrew James JamesPeters JamefPeters JamesPeters
Peters rfnd Henry Henr Sherman Boutell of ofIllinois ofIllinois ofIllinois
Illinois David Johnson Foster of Ver Vermont Vermont Ter Termont ¬
mont Georgo Deardorff McCreary and andHonry andHonr andHonry
Honry Honr WiTher Palmer of Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaCharles PennaylvanlaChar1lt1 PennsylvanIaCharles
Charles Lafayette Bartlett and Gordon GordonLee Gor GordonLee on onLee
Lee of Georgia Nathan E Kendall of ofIowa ofIowa ofIowa
Iowa William Alexander Ale att < ler Calderhead of ofKansas ofKansftS ofKansas
Kansas and Thetus Wlllbrette Sims of ofTennessee ofTen ofTennessee
Tennessee TennesseeMr Ten TennesseeMr n eaee eaeeMr
Mr Lovering8 last appearance in the theHouse theHOUN thehouse
House of Representatives was on Jan January January Janunry ¬
uary 7 when he went home with lth a severe severecold soverecold severecold
cold Pneumonia developed develo three days daysago dasago daysago
ago and he continued to decline grad gradually sradUfiJly gradwilly ¬
ually until his death deathMr deathMr deathMr
Mr Lovering was in his seventh con consecutive consecutive consecutive ¬
secutive term as a II member of Congress Congressfrom Congressfrom Congressfrom
from the Fourteenth district being first firstelected firstolected firstelected
elected to the Fiftyfifth Congress Ho Howas Hewas liewas
was the oldest member of the Massachu Massachusetts lla888chusotu Massachucotta ¬
cotta delegation having been born sev seventyfive sevGnt sevontyfive ¬
entyfive Gnt five years oars ago in Rhode Island He Hewas Hewas Hewas
was educated in Massachusetts and had hadbeen hadbeen haJbeen
been a a cotton manufacturer manufacturerWhen manufacturerVhn manufacturerVhen
When the Insurgent movement in the theHouse theHouse theHouse
House began to attract attention Mr MrLevering MrLovering MrLevering
Levering allied himself with tho members membersof
of that faction It was at his home that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the insurgents frequently met to plan planOnly planOnly planOnly
Only One BROMO QUININE U1NlNE that Is Isaxative isLaxative IsL
Laxative L axative Bj2HJ B Qunn0 Qunn0Cures Quinine QuinineCures
Cures Curesa a Cold Coldin in One OncDayCrip Day Grip in2 in 2 Days DaysA
PJl A on every every4yvbox
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their campaigns against the Speaker and andthe andthe endthe
the rules rulesAt rulesAt rulesAt
At ta the last election he received receivedvotes 3sll 3sllvotes W Wvotes
votes more than three times the number numbergiven numberstye numbergiven
given stye his h l nearest competitor a a Democrat Democratand Democratand DIflOCVtand
and more than twice t ice as many as 5 given givento gtvento gIvento
to all opposition combined combinedFor comblMdFor combinedFor
For a a short time during durln the civil war warMr warfr warMr
Mr fr Levering wa zoos an 8 wmjr engta easthoer r at atFort atFOrt atFort
Fort Monroe His health has been very verybad verybad verybad
bad for two years or more and with the theiocs theJon thebe
Jon be of vitality due to t hits previous Illness Illnesshis mneuhis ifinesshis
his recovery was 81 impossible Mr r Lover Lovering LoverIn Loverlag
lag In is survived by an only daughter du ht Miss MissLovering MtuLoverlnr MissLevering
Levering who was caHed ca by the attend attending aUen41fti attendlag ¬
lag physician Dr Xusgrave e and was w at atthe attho atthe
the bedside when the end came cameCommercial cameCommerelnl caineCommercial
Commercial Club Socinl SocinlThe SocinlThe SocialThe
The third of the winters 1nter s series ries of Fri Friday Friday Friday ¬
day night nf ht socials was given last night n ht at atthe atthe atthe
the Commercial Club Herman Rake Rakemann Rakemann Rakemann
mann leader of the Washington Wbln ton Sym Symphony Symphony Syonphony ¬
phony Orchestra acted as a director of the themusic tbemUlile themusic
music Tho vaudeville feature was as in the thehands tbehanc15 thehands
hands of Messrs l lJ8rl Orth and Fern FernMens FernJlen Fernlens
lens Jlen Club Musicale MnsicnleA InslcnlcA
A musical followed by dancing da clng char characterised ebaradrlNd charaeterised ¬
acterised an entertainment of the Mens MensClub XensClub MensClub
Club Church of the Ascension A lon at Pyth Pythian PythIan PythIan ¬
ian Temple last night Until a late ate hour hourthe hourthe hourthe
the younger set gayly indulged indu ed in dane dancing daneInr danelag ¬
lag Tho dancers numbered over ftfty flftycouples ftftycouples ftftycouples
couples
Overcome by Gas GnaFlorence GnllFlorence GasFlorence
Florence Dunn eighteen years old oldooreom was wasovercome wasovercome
overcome by illuminating mumlnaUn gas while sleep sleeping sleepIn sleeplag ¬
lag In In her room at her home 411 L street streetnorthwest streetnOlthwelit streetnorthwest
northwest about 715 oclock last night nightShe ni nightShe ht htShe
She will recover
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Situation one or the best in the city cityProminent cityProminent cityprominent
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ments mentsEvery mentsEvery meatsEvery
Every room with outside exposure exposureJanitor exposureJmUor exposureJanitor
Janitor attendance heat and light lightIncluded lightIncluded lightincluded
Included In rent rentFine rentFine rentFine
Fine elevator service day and night nightBuilding nightBuilding nightBuilding
Building new and of most modern modernflreproof modern1reproof modemlreproof
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DIED DIEDBABCOCK DIEDBABCOCKOn
BABCOCK BABCOCKOn On Friday February February 4 1S10 1S10at 1910at
at his residence re idence Capitol Heights Md MdJAKES MdJAXES MdJAMES
JAMES H beloved husband of Mary MaryBabcock MaryBabcock MaryDa
Babcock BabcockRemains Da BabcockRemains k
Remains can be Men at the chapel of ofWilliam ofWilliam
William H Sardo Co 41S H street streetnortheast streetnortbet streetnortheast
northeast Notice oUce of funeral here hereafter hereafter hereafter ¬
after afterCONAWAYD afterCO afterCONAWAYDepartcd
CONAWAYD CO CONAWAYDepartcd AWA Deputcd p rt < d this life on Fi Fridy FidltyFehruary Fiday
dy dltyFehruary February 4 1910 at 4 a m after aftera
a brief illness at her residence 2360 2360Sixth 2J6ISixth 2360Sixth
Sixth street northwest THERESA THERESAWEBSTER THERESAWEBSTER THERESAWEBSTER
WEBSTER CONAWAY beloved wire tvifeof wireof i e eor
of William A Ao Conaway ConawayNotice ConaAtiYNotl ConawayNotice
Notice Notl e of funeral later New York pa papers papers papars ¬
pers please plea e copy copyDUVALLrSuddenly COpyDUY copyDUVALLSuddenly
DUVALLrSuddenly DUY ALLSuddenly of apoplexy ilpopl6 on Fri Friday Frlda Friday ¬
day da February i 4 1 1t1 1910 lu at 1w 1 a L m mMARY m1lARY noMARY
MARY A beloved wife of Dr W T TS Tso TS
S so Duvall DuvallFuneral DuvallFuneral DuvaliFuneral
Funeral from her late residence 171S U Ustreet rstreet 1 1street
street Saturday February 5 at 230 230p 2Jp 2 2p
p m Friends and relatives invited invitedInterment invited1nterment invitedinterment
Interment private privateKELLER prhattKELLERDeparted privateKELLERDeparted >
KELLER KELLERDeparted Departed this life on Wednes Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday ¬
day February 5 1MO at her residence residence1C r nce ncel
1C l Decatur street northeast noctho st after a asnort ashort ashort
short illaeee MARIA L KELLER KELLERnee KELLERJtf KEIJLE1nec
nee Jtf Chase beloved wife ife of David DevidKeller DcJdKeller DavidKeller
Keller KellerFuneral KellerFuneral KellerFuneral
Funeral Sunday February 6 at 1 1oclock 1oclock 1 1oclock
oclock from GalbraIth A M 1 E Zion ZionChurch ZionChurch ZionChurch
Church All Invited InvitedLOVERING 11tedLOVERINGOn invitedLOVERINGOn
LOVERING LOVERINGOn On the morning of Friday Frlda FrldaFebruary
February 4 1910 at his residence 1752 1752Massachusetts 1752Massachusetts 1Th2Massachusetts
Massachusetts avenue northwest northw t WIL WILLIAM WILLIAM WIL1LIAM ¬
LIAM C LOVERING LOVERINGMANN LOVERINGlIAXOn LOVERINGMANNOn
MANN lIAXOn On Friday Frida February 4 1910 at atI4fl at34U
I4fl p m at Providence Hospital HospitalEDWARD HospitalEDWARD HospitalEDWARD
EDWARD MANN beloved and only onlyson onlyson
son of F E and Karoline Mann ann aged agednineteen ag agnineteen agednineteen
nineteen years Nlrs one month and thirteen thirteendays thlrt thirteendays tn tndays
days Residence 231 1 Fifteenth street streetnorthwest streetnorthweet streetnorthwest
northwest northwestNotice northweetNotIce northwestNotie
Notice Notie of funeral hereafter Baltimore Baltimoreand Baltimoreand Baltimoreand
and New York papers please copy copyMcKEE COP COPcKEEOn copyMcKEEOn
McKEE cKEEOn On Thursday morning mornln Febru February Februar February ¬
ary ar 3 1910 at the residence of his hisparents hisparents hisparents
parents 1753 Rhode Island avenue avenueMcKEE avenuMcKEE avenueMcKEE
McKEE DUNN McKEE cIillE of Asheville AshevilloN Ashe111N
N C beloved husband of Henrietta HenriettaBates HenrttttaBates HenriettaBates
Bates McKee In his thirtyseventh thirtyseventhyear thirtyseventhear thirtyseventhyear
year yearFuneral yearFuneral ear earFunera1
Funeral services Saturday Saturda February 5 5at 5at 5at
at 230 oclock Interment private privateMARSHALL privateMARSHALLDparted privateMARSHALLDeparted
MARSHALL MARSHALLDparted Departed this life on Thurs Thursday Thllrdn Thiirday ¬
day dn February 3 1910 at 10 0 oclock oclockJOSEPH oclockJcSEPH oelockJCSEPIt
JOSEPH J beloved husband of Han Hannah Hannah hannab ¬
nah and father of Josephine John Johnund Johnmd Johnund
und Arthur Marshall MarshallFun MarshallFuiitra1 lar8hallFun
Fun Fuiitra1 ral from Friendship Baptist BaptistChurch BaptistChurch BaptistChurch
Church First and H streets south southwtst southwHt southwest
west Sunday Sunday February 6 at 1 p m mFriends mFrIends rnFriends
Friends Invited to attend Santa Fe FeN FtN FeN
N Mex and Baltimore papers please pleapocop pleafcop pleasecops
cop copMARSHALLOn copIAnSHALLOn cops copsMARSHALLOn > >
MARSHALLOn Friday midnight Feb February Ff Ffruary Febmary ¬
ruary 4 1310 JAMES W MARSHALL MARSHALLat
at his home 2507 5Jj Pennsylvania Penn h8nl8 avenue avenuenorthwest avenuenorthwest avenuenorthwest
northwest Born in Clarke County CountyVa CountyVa CountyVa
Va August 14 1S22 1S22NEVILLE lS22NIVHLFOn 1522NEVILLEOn
NEVILLE NIVHLFOn On Friday FrIda February 4 ll llat 1 11at 110 110at <
at 716 15 oclock ELLEN widow of ofAndrew ofAn ofAndrew
Andrew An rew Neville NevilleFunerfcl NevillePuntrlr NevilleFuners
Funerfcl from her late residence 639 39 G Gstreet Gstreet Gstreet
street southeast on Monday lrond February Februaryand Febrtlar Febrtlarand Februaryand
and thence to St Peters Church Churrhvhero Churlhhere Churchwhere
here requiem mass will be said for forthe forUte forthe
the repose of her soul at 9 oVock oVockRelatives ortOkR oenckRelatives
Relatives R < > aUes and friends invited Inter Interment Intprment Intermeat ¬
ment In Mount onnt Olivet Cemetery CemeteryPARSONS Cemeter CemeterPAR CemeteryPARSONSDeparted
PARSONS PAR PARSONSDeparted EONSDeparted Departed this life on Thurs Thursday ThursrIa Thursday ¬
day rIa February Februllr 3 1910 at his rest residence r restdance 81 81dence ¬
dence 2025 025 L street northwest JESSE JESSEPARSONS JESSEPARSONS JESSEPARSONS
PARSONS beloved son of Nancy Par Parsons Parsons ParSons ¬
sons and brother of Edward Parsons ParsonsFuneral ParsonsFuneral ParsonsFuneral
Funeral Sunday February F bru8r 6 at 2 2oclock 2oclock 2oclock
oclock at the residence residencePLASTER residencePLASTEROn residencePLASTEROn
PLASTER PLASTEROn On Thursday Thursda February Fobruar 3
1910 at 2 p po m MINNIE H PLAS PLASTER PLASTER PLASTER ¬
TER widow of David H Plaster of ofLoudoun ofLoudoun ofLoudoun
Loudoun County Va VaFuneral VaFuneral Ta TaFuneral
Funeral Monday morning February 7 7at iat 7at
at 11 oclock from the residence of
her brotherinlaw Dr D M Ogden O den den1Jt3
1348 East Capitol street Interment In InAlexandria InAlexandria inAlexandria
Alexandria Va Alexandria papers paperspleaso papersplease papersplease
please copy copySEAMAN cop copSEAMANon copySEAMANOn
SEAMAN SEAMANon On Friday Frldn February 4 1918 1918at 1918at 1010at
at 745 p m at her residence 7S 7SThird 129Third 725Third
Third street northwest Mrs HAN HANNAH HANNAH HANNAH ¬
NAH SEAMAN aged a ed sixtythree sixtythreeyears stxt sixtythreeyears tbreo tbreoenrs
years yearsNotice yearsNotice enrs enrsNotice
Notice of funeral hereafter hereafterWEISER hereafterWEISEROn hereafterWEISEROn
WEISER WEISEROn On Friday Frldn February 4 1810 1810ai 1010at 1910al
ai 1115 a m at Columbia Hospital HospitalROBERTA HospitalHOBERTA HospitalROBERTA
ROBERTA F beloved wife of Will William WU1larn Willlain ¬
lain II Welser aged fiftyseven years yearsBaltimore yearsDalUmore yearsBaltimore
Baltimore papers please copy
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF 01 PERSONAL PER u TAX TAXAppeals TAXDiItrict TAXAppeals
Appeals District of Cbtambia February 4 1910 1910Notice 19cJotiCl 190Nce
Notice otiCl is hereby erebr given 1m1 that the Board of Pwsocal PwsocalTax Pfrsocalfix PmaTax
Tax Appeals of the District of Columbia will be i iseafon it fsession
session at t the District Building B1J diIIg from FEBRUARY 7 7TO 7TO 7To
TO MARCH 14 INCLUSIVE W Sunday Su and a aidt1 d le legal e epI ¬
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oGee of the Association No 0 611 7 F street northwest northwwtin
in the city of f Wihington Wa UIstoo District of 0 Columbia at attbe Ittbe atthe
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