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A ALL ll UNIONS UNIONSCALLED NION NIONC
C CALLED llEO 0 OUT OUTStrike U1 U1Strike
Strike Order Follows FollowsCrushed FollowsDay FollowsDay
Day of o Terror TerrorBOY TerrorBOY
BOY RIOT VIC IICTIM IM IMCrushed
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Crushed When len Car ar Runs RunsInto uns unsInto i
Into a Store StoreSCORES St9reSCORES tore toreSCORES
SCORES ARE INJURED INJUREDBricks INJUREDBricks INJUREDBricks
Bricks and Bullets Keep Phila Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia ¬
delphia delphia Agog AgogCONSTABULARY Agogf AgogCONSTABULARY
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CONSTABULARY ON JUMP JUMPMass JUMPMass JUMPMass
Mass Meeting of Union Labor Lead Leaders Lead Leaders Leaders ¬
ers Votes in Favor of WholesaleWalkout Wholesale WholesaleWalkout Whole ale aleWalkout
Walkout Next Saturday as a aMeans aMeans aMeans
Means of Bringing Transit Com Company Company Company ¬
pany to Terms and If It Is Car Carried Carried Carried ¬
ried into Effect 90000 Will Join JoinRanks JoinRanks JoinRanks
Ranks of Idle Car Men MenCompany MenCompanyMakes MenCompanyMakes Company CompanyMakes
Makes Desperate Effort to Keep KeepCars KeepCn1S KeepCars
Cars Sunning R < < nning nnin and Every Eve One OneStrikes OneStrikes OneStrikes
Strikes Hornets Nest NestLABOR Ii NestLABOR est estLABOR
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LABOR LEADER HOPE HOPEHAS HOPEHAS HOPEHAS
HAS SIGNIFICANT NAME NAMEFollowing NAMEFollowing NAMEFollowing
Following the action of ofCentral ofCentral ofCentral
Central Labor Union Secre Secretary Secretary ¬
4 tary Charley Ch r1 A AHope Hope said saidCenMT saiduCentillr saidCentralaabor
uCentillr Centralaabor CenMT t bor Unienf Uriienhas Uriienhasit has hasit hasit
it in its power to avert a avast avastcalamity a vast vastcalamity vastcalamity
calamity calamityIf
If the city representatives representativeson
on the Philadelphia Rapid RapidTransit RapidTransit
Transit board of directors ar arrange arrange arrange ¬
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range for arbitration the thethreat thethreat thethreat
threat will be postponed pro providing providing providing ¬
viding the carmen are satis satisfied satisfied satisfled ¬
fied the arbitration is bona bonafide bonaI bonafide
fidePhiladelphia fide fidePhiladelphia fidePhiladelphia
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Philadelphia Feb 27 27Union 27Unionlabor Union Unionlabor Unionlabor
labor in this city voted tonight to toback toback tot
t back up the striking motormen and andconductors andconductors andconductors
t conductors in their fight against againstthe
the Philadelphia Rapid apid Transit TransitCompany TransitCompany TransitCompany
Company
The Central Labor Union after aftera
a secret meeting of 600 delegatesvoted delegates delegatesvoted delegatesvoted
voted for a general gen ral strike to go gointo gointo gointo
into effect next Saturday SaturdayThe SaturdayThe SaturdayThe
The decision of the union bosses bossesfollowed bossesfollowed bossesfollowed
followed a day of almost continu continuous continuous continuous ¬
ous rioting in which a boy bo waskilled waskilled was waskilled
killed and sixty persons were hurt hurtThe hurtThe hurtThe
The trouble spread over the south southeastern southastern southeastern ¬
eastern astern section of t tfye tle city and andflared an anflared andflared
flared up generally wherever police policeprotection policeprotection policeprotection
protection was as inadequate inadequatePREPARED inadequatePREPARED inadequatePREPARED
PREPARED FOR STRIKE STRIKENobody STRIKENobody STRIKENobody
Nobody was much surprised when the thetrouble thetrouble thetrouble
trouble broke loose again The director directorof directorot directorof
of public safety Henry Clay expected it itHe It ItHe itHe
He had prepared a map of the city and andorganized andorganIzed andorganized
organized himself a board of strategy strategyBy strategyBy strategyBy
By moving pins from one section of the themap
1 map to another he planned to throw suffi sufficient suffident sutflcient ¬
cient policemen poll emen Into each trouble spot It Itdidnt Itdidnt Itdidnt
didnt work out the way Clay thought It Itwould itwould itwould
would It was much harder to shift po policemen policemen policemen ¬
licemen than pins and there tyere were too toomany toomany toomany
many spots spotsTrie spotsTJe spotsTIfe
Trie TJe first serious fighting was In Mana Manayunk Mannunk Manayunk
yunk unk along Main street A crowd of of2MO ofk1d
2MO k1d 10 men and boys stoned a 8 oar driving drivingthe drIvingthe drivingthe
the motorman motorman and conductor before them themThe themThe themThe
The few policemen who were In the neigh rieighborhood nelghbu neighhu
borhood bu hood were helpless helplessThey helplessThey helplessThey
They were cuffed and beaten and ridi ridiculed rldlculed rid ridculed ¬
culed Car after car was attacked attack d its itswindows u uwindows itswindows
windows smashed with stones and the thepassengers thepassengers thepassengers
passengers forced to run for safety Fifty Fiftypolicemen FIftypolicemen Fiftypolicemen
policemen responded to the first riot call callbut callbut ea11but
but there werent enough ono h of them to tohandle tohandle tohandle
handle the mob mobAnother mobAnother mobAnother
Another squad of fifty came up and andfor andtor andfor
for 15 minutes there was a handtohand handtohandbattle handtohandbattle handtohandbattle
battle Thomas Wagner a slxteantyear slxteantyearold
old boy bo was shot In the left breast and andtaken andtaken andtaken
taken to a hospital dying 1 j
Another boy was as shot shQtn In etpe the hand ha d Ser Sergeant ergeant er ergeant ¬
geant Frank ZImm of the t e police was wasknocked wasknocked wasknocked
knocked senseless senselesswtli wlttf ivrttia a a brick brJokThe The Thedoc Thedoctom doc doctors doctors ¬
tors reported that th t lie 1 lt o had a a fractured fracturedskull fr fracturedskull ctured cturedskull
skull
Cars Are A7e Kept Running Running1Despite RuunlngDespite RunningDespite
Despite the incessant nc68Sant stoning st nlng of cars carsang carsana carsand
ana attacks upon Its men the P R T Tbrought Tbrought Tbrought
brought its service up to about SO per percent percent percent
cent of the th normal for Sunday Ac According According According ¬
cording to its statement it t ran 9 18 oars oarsduring oarsdurin oarsduring
during durin the day the full service being
1004 1004Patronage lootPatronage 1004Patronage
Patronage fell off ot decidedly however howeverContinued boweverContinued howeverContinued
Continued on Pace 3 Column 4 4A
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SNAPSHOTS OF SCENES IN GREAT TROLLEY STRIKE IN PHILADELPHIA
DETAIL OF STATE CONSTABULARY UPPER PICTURE PICTURElower PICTURELower PICTURELower
lower Picture Pic eShow Shows Mounted Policemen in the Philadelphia Strike
WEATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor
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For the District of Columbia ColumbiaMaryland ColumbiaMaryland ColumbiaMaryland
Maryland and Vir Virginia VirginiaR ini tR Rain Rainand in inand inand
and cooler today tomorroyvpartly tomorrpw tomorrpwpartly t morr1V morr1Vpartly
partly cloudy moderate moderate sbutner sbutnerly s sbuther sbutherly uther utherI
ly I winds becoming variable variableHERALD variableHERALD variableHERALD
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY
Pages PageslPhJadelphia PagesIPhlladeJphlaUnons Pages1Philadelphia
lPhJadelphia IPhlladeJphlaUnons Unions to Strike StrikeSenator Strn StrikeSenator e eSenator
Senator Scott Wants Bonds BondsLawyers BondsLawyers BondsLawyers
Lawyers Figure In D A A B War War3ThIefs WarcTblers War3Thiefs
3ThIefs Tblers History a Mystery MysteryTawney MysteryTllwney MysteryTawney
Tawney Scores Navy Plan PlanTaft PlanTaft PlanTaft
Taft Rounding Out Year TearSStrlke YearIStrlke Year2Strike °
SStrlke to Awe A we Philadelphia PhiladelphiaProf t tProf t tProf
Prof Gannett Scores Cook CookSingers COdkSingers Coop CoopSingers
Singers to Celebrate Celebrate4Edltorial Celebrate4Editorial
4Edltorial 4EditorialSSeclety 4 4EdltorialiSoclety Editorial Editoriali
i iSocletyGSportlng iSoclety SSeclety0Sporting Society SocietyC
C GSportlng GSportlngiIn 0SportingrIn Sporting <
7 iIn In World of Woman Woman8News Women8News <
8 8News News of Alexandria AlexandriaDaily AlexandrlaDaily AlexandriaDaily
Daily Court CourtRe Record Redord9Views ord
9 9Views Views of the People PeopleWall FeopleWall PeopleWall
Wall Street Letter LetterIBChurch LettertoChurch Letter10Church
IBChurch Clear of Debt DebtTomorrow DebtTomorrow DebtTomorrow
Tomorrow Cleaning Day DayIN DayIN DayIN
IN PERIL OF FLOODS FLOODSScores FLOODSScores FLOODSScores
Scores Flee ee for Safety Safetyin in Northern NorthernPart 1iorthernPart NorthernPart
Part of Ohio OhioCleveland OhioCleveland OhioCleveland
Cleveland Feb 27 27Unless Unless a sudden suddendrop suddendrop suddendrop
drop in the temperature halts the melt meltIng melting melting
Ing of snow and the rainfall which whichhas whichhas whic whichas h
has been steady since last evening ceases ceasesNorthern caasesNorthern ceasesNorthern
Northern Ohio by tomorrow noon will willbe wIllbe willbe
be h irt the grip of disastrous floods Al Already Already Already ¬
ready thousands of dollars damage has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen s
been done In Fremont Sandusky AkronHuron Akron AkronHuron AkronHuron
Huron Bucyrus and other cities and andthe andthe andthe
the rivers rl rs continue to rise Hundreds of offamilies orfamilies o ofamilies f
families have fled tttelr homes in Fre Fremont Fremont Fremont ¬
mont and Bucyrus In Fremont mer merchants tnerchants rnerchants ¬
chants have boarded boarded up their businesplaces business businessplaces buslne s splacos
places removing their stocks to higher higherground higherground highe higheground sr r
ground while manufacturers manufacturers have moved movedvaluable movedvaluable movedvaluable
valuable machineryThe machinery machineryThe machIneryThe
The Sandusky River Ive Is at the fifteen fifteenfoot fifteenfoot fifteenfoot
foot stage stage in Fremont five feet abov abovthe above abovethe abovethe e
the danger line The water Is three fee feedeep feet feetdeep et t
deep in State street Fremont and tracthin trac traction traction ¬
tion service servl e on the Lake Shore electric electricis electricIs electricis
is halted In Sandusky the rising of ofMills o oMills t i
Mills Creek Cr ek has halted Lake Shore S ore electrio elecj elec I
trio service The Huron River Us Is rising risingand rrsIn risingand I
and the J town t wn of Huron Is threatened threatenedThe threatenedThe threatenedThe
The wagon and Inter Interurban urban bridge bridgein in Hu Huron Huran Huron ¬
ron ron Is in momentary danger of being beingcarried beingcarried beingearned
carried awaySandusky away awaySandusky j jSandusky
Sandusky cellars are flooded and fam tamIlles familiesare i iHies
iliesare Hies are fleeing tle lng their homes homesIn homesIn homesIn
In Akron the lowlands are areftoodedby flooded b bthe by
the rising of the Little Cuyalioga an anthe and andthe andthe d
the Cuyahoga rivers riversDenounces riversDenonnces riversDenounces
Denounces Yellow Press PressNew PreARNew PressNew
New Haven Feb 27 Yellow Y llowjournal llowjournalIsm journal journalIsm journallam
Ism is a det detriment iment to society and tends tendsto tendsto tendsto
to shatter t tQ social and andspirltuat spiritual duty dutyof dutyor out outof y
of the average aver average ge citizen of today said saidthe saidthe saidthe
the Rev President William WIIllamH IIs ILiP P PFaunae PFaunaeof Faunce Faunceof FAunceot
of Brown University In his sermon at atYale atYale a aYale t
Yale today
SHIRT WAIST AIST GIRLSSWERVE GIRLS GIRLSSocial GIRLSSYIERVE
SWERVE BON BO TONS TONSSo TOESSocial
Social So ial Leader Introducesf Introduces IntroducesThem IntrodlJcesflhem
Them f for f rMolal Moral Effect EffectNe EffectNew
Ne N New > w York Feb 27Mrs 27 Mm Irs Alma WebstArPowell Web WebfitflrPowelir Webt
fitflrPowelir stArPowell t rP well wife of A AI JudS JudSOnPowell < Jn Powell a aiplano a ap1qno apiano
iplano + piano manufacturer manuf oturer of Brooklyn Bropklrn swas swasthe was wasthe wasthe
the chief ohletspeaker speaker at a a suffragette mass massmeeting massm massmooting
meeting m eUng In Congress Hall this evening eveningShe eveningShe eveningShe
She She told this story storyIbrought storyUlbrought storyIbraught
Ulbrought Ibrought two two young young Jadles Iadlespoor poor girls girlsfrom girlsfromtho girlsfrom
from fromtho tho East Side to my residence last lastweek lastweek t teek
week eek and after dressing them In my mymost mym mymost
most m tbea beautiful t1ful gowns introduced Intr duced them them4nto themInto theminto
Into a select and aristocratic assemblage assemblagethat assemblagehat assemblagethat
that had come to niy home for the even evenIng evenlng evenlug
lug Although members of the poor selfsupporting self selfsupporting selfs
supporting s pporUng class the two > young ladies ladiesgenteel ladle9genteel ladiesgenteel
genteel and nicely educated deported deportedthemselves deportedthemselves deportedthemselves
themselves during the thereccptlon reception so charm charmingly charmIngly charmingly ¬ =
ingly that two of the gentlemen gentlemenpres present presentwho presentwho nt ntwhofke
who whofke like the other other guests possessed no noknowledge noknowledgo noknowledgo
knowledgo of the true social position of ofthe ottl1e ofthe
the gtrlewere glrle were much smitten with wlththem wlththemand them themand themand
and requested permission to call upon uponthem uponthem I Ithem
them at their homesOne homes homesOne homesOne
One of them was a count staying at atthe atthe atthe
the Hotel Majestic Manhattan A gen gentleman gentleman genn ¬
tleman n possessed of riches to the extent extentof extentor
or 52 2000OQO ooo400 was also charmed by one one of ofthe orthe ofthe
the young ladles both of whom looked lookedextremely lookedextremely lookedextremely
extremely beautifully dressed out as theywere they theyware theywere
were in some some of of my my most precious jewels jewelsAll jewelsAU
All this strengthens my claim thatwealth that thatwealth thatwoolth
wealth and false fafs pride alone make thesocial the thesocial thesocial
social barrier The wearer of the shirt shirtwaist shIrt shIrtwaIst
waist Is plenty good enough for meBARON me meBASON meARON
BARON SLAIN IN DUEL DUELVictor DUELVictor
Victor on Honors Fieldin Field In tnVlenno tnVlennoBccome ViennaBeeomea Vienna ViennaBecomes
Becomes Remorseful RemorsefulVienna UemorsetulVienna UemorsefulVienna
Vienna Feb 21Baron 27 Baron Herrmann HerrmannWlderhoter Herrmannjournment i iWiderhofer
Widerhofer a government official and andson andson
son son of of r the Emperors Emperors late physician was wasshot wasshot wasshot
shot and killed In a duel yesterday by his hisformer histOII hisformer
former tOII 1erfriend friend and colleague Dr Dr Mayer Mayerwho Mayerwho
who is known as as a composer composer chess play player player player ¬
er and Alpinist AlpinistThe AlpinIstThe AlpinistThe
The duel was the outcome of a a quarrelarising quarrel quarrelarising quarrelarising
arising from froni an Impromptu Impromptu scuffle In Inwhich inwhlcq inwhich
which whlcq R Widerhofers right arm was hurt hurtcompelling hurt hurtcompelUng hurtcompelling
compelling him to wear it In a a sling The Theconditions Theconditions Theconditions
conditions were three shots each each with withOry wIthOry withOry
Ory smoothbore pistols at thirtyfivepaces thirtyfive thirtyfivepaces thirtYfivepaces
paces Baron Widerhofer fired first using usinghis usinghis usinghis
his left hand hand and mfssed Mayersfirs Mayersfirsshot Mayers first firstishot firstshot t
shot pierced his opponents skull and h he hedied hedledina e
died dledina fna In a few fewtnlnutea fewtnlnuteaMayer W minutes rtl1nutesMay j
Mayer May r Is remorseful remorsefulBeet remorsefulBeef j jBeef
Beef Probe Near e 1r End EndChicago EndChicago J d dChlcago
Chicago Feb Feb 27 2iTneFe 7Tile The Federal er l grand grandJurys grandjurys
Jurys Investigation of the themeqods methods methods of ofthe oftheChfcago the theChicago th thChicago e
Chicago packers packers will be concluded c ncluded wtthi wtthia within withina withInI n
a few days The qut question qu stIon = of voUng voting In Indictments indictments ¬
I dictments will then come up upand and an ad adjournment adl ¬
l journment of one oneweek week taken tak n
adS S
EXPRESS WAGON V AGON RAPID TRANSIT
CUPID IN OVERALLS OVERALLSMillionaire OVERALLSMillionaire
Millionaire in Disguise Wins W41sPitts W41sPittsburg Pitts Pittsburg Pittsburg
burg Sooiety Bud BudSpecfcl BudS BudSrsetil
Specfcl S l to The Washington Herald llersWPittsburg HeraldPlttsburg heraldPittsburg
Pittsburg Pa Feb 27 21Antonlo Antonio R RGuinaraes RGulnaaell RGuinarae
Guinaraes a wealthy Brazilian mine mineowner mIneown mineowner
owner own r took a 8 unique method of winning winninga wlnnln wlnnlna
a bride bridi His engagement en gement has just been beenannounced beenannounc beenannounced
announced announc to Mis Bese BessGoldte Goldie a society societybud societyl societybud
l bud > udot of Wilkinsburg W Wilkinshurg lklnsburg one one of o the citys ex ezelusive exclusive exclusive ¬
clusive suburbs by her mother mother Mrs Willlam WIlIlam Wil William ¬
liam GoldIe Goldlewith GoldIeI GaldleGuinaraes
I Guinaraes Gulnaraes accepted a menislpgsition menislpgsitionwith manJaIPQ IUon IUonwIth
with the Westinghouse Electrical Com Company Compan Company ¬
pany pan pany at East East Pittsburgh and donned the thecoarsest thecoarsest th thooarsest e
coarsest coarsest of apparelThree apparel apparelThree apparelThree
Three months ago agoGuiparaes Guinaraes Guiparpes was intro introduced Introduced introduced ¬
duced to Miss GoldIe at a church social socialIt socialIt socialIt
It was but a short time after the first firstmeeting firstmeetlIg firs firsmeeting t
meeting that Guinaraes Gi1naraes commenced to topress topress t tpress °
press his suit in a violent manner Mis MisQoldie Miss MissQoldie 1IIssQoldle s
Qoldie returned his love and gloved loved him himfor hImr6r hi hifor m
for r6r himself alone It was as then thim that he heasked heasked h hasked e
asked her to become his wife and was wasaccepted wasaccepted wasaccepted
accepted Still Guinareas kept his secret secretand secretand secretand
and the fact that thatho he Is extremely extremelywcalth extremelywcalthdid weal wealt11Y wealt11Ydid thy thydid Y
did not com come to light until this week weekPOISON week weekPOISON e 1i 1iPOISON
POISON IN BRIDAL GIFT GIFTCandy GIFTCandy GIFTCandy
Candy Kills Dog and Man tan Who WhoSent WhoSent t tSent
Sent ItIs It Is ArrestedLitchfield Arrested ArrestedLitchfleld ArrestedLitchfield
Litchfield Minn Feb 27 riLeo Leo Radtke Radtkewas Radtkwas Radtk Radtkwas e
was arrested this afternoon on on his farmand farm farmand farm farmand
and Is now in the Meeker lIIeek Meeker r County Count jail jailcharged jallcharged jailcharged
charged with attempt to murder by poison poisonHis polsonHIs poisonHis
His intended victim Is said saId to have been beenMiss been beenMiss bee beeMiss n
Miss Minnie Luthen a twentyyearold twentyyearoldcountry twentyyearolcountry a j jcountry
country country belle belleIt belleIt belleIt
It Is said Radtke December 23 sent to tothe tothe t tthe o
the girl gir it a pound pom d box of bon bons as aswedding a awedding awedding
wedding present Miss Luthen say sayRadtke says saysRadtke zasRadtke s
Radtke proposed to her early last fall falland falland fah fahand 1
and she rejected rejected him Just before beforeChristmas beforeChristmas beforChristmas e
Christmas her engagement to 0 iFtank iFtankWurdel iFran iFranurdel rank rankWurdel k
Wurdel urdel twentythree years years old a1 a neighboring neigh neighboring neIghborIng ¬
boring farmers son was announced the theeandy thecandy th thcandy e
candy was sent Miss Luthen upon upontast upontasting tast tasting tasting ¬
ing It discovered It Itwas was bitter One of otherslsters o oher f j
her herslsters sisters who who was crying received received receivedgift a agift a agUt
gift of the first piece ptec of candy out of th thbox the thebox thebox °
box and threw It away a way In disgust afte aftehaving after afterhaving r j
having eaten part of It and afterward afterwardbecame atterwardbecame atterwarbecame d rd
became sick A household emetic was wasgiven wasgiven w wgiven >
given her and saved her life The family familythen tamnythen1 famil familthem
then then1 Became > ecnme suspicious and fed a piece of ofthe orthe o othe f
the candy to a a n dog which Immediately Immediatelydied Immediatelydied Immedtatel Immedtateldied y
died In convulsions convulsionsKAISEE convllls1onsKAISER convulsionsKAISER
KAISER HERS ARS DEMANDS DEMANDSCroTvd DEMANDSCrowd DEMANDSCrowd
Crowd Clamors for Franchise Re Reform Refornt Reform
form at Doom DoorHof of Palace PalaceBerUn j
Berlin Feb 27 ZlAtter After a largely largel attende attended attendedfranchise attendedfranchise d
franchise 1 reform meeting today some somethousands somethousands som somthousands e
thousands of the participants marched marchedalong marchedalongthet1nterden march marchalong ed
along alongthet1nterden the Vnterden Unter den Linden and shouted shoutedvigorously shoutedvIgorously shoutsvigorously d
vigorously for franchise reform r form outsidthe outside outsidethe outsidethe e
the Imperial castleThe castle castleThe i iThe
The Kaiser was within As the crowd crowdgrew crowdgcw crow d
grew In size and fervor the gates opened openedand openedand I
and a party of mounted and unmounted unmountedpolice unmountedpolice I Ipolice
police Issued They ordered ord orderedthe red the crowd crowd to todisperse tGdisperse t tdisperse a
disperse whereupon whereuP n the the demonstratomarched demonstrators demonstratorsmarched demonstr tors torsmarcbed rs
marched off 01 Btlll shouting tor ro reform ° or m
FEET ON ERIN SOD SODTTnique SODUnique SODUnique
Unique Feature of Tafts St Patricks Pat Patricks Patricks ¬
ricks Day Speech SpeechChicago SpeeohChicago SpeechChicago
Chicago Feb 27 21Prdent President Taft willstand will willstand 1111stand
stand on Irish soil when ho addremca addremcathe a addreseathe dreues dreuesthe
the Irish Fellowship Fell wshlp Club at its St Pat Patricks Patricks Patricks ¬
ricks Day banquet in the Oonsreu Gongr e Ho Hotel Hotel Hotel ¬
tel banquet hall Rlans have been com completed aoMpEtpd oo oopteted ¬
pleted by the committee committee in charge r of arrangements ar arrangements arrangements ¬
rangements to have ha a I block of sod S d twelve twelvefeet t1II6feet twalvefeet
feet square chipped from Ireland Irelandgmm A fbte fbtegram Abie Abiegram
gram waa II sent to Edward M 1 1Monketow Lqfctff IgktftMonkatown LqfctffMonkstown
Monkstown County C of Cock OO Cockasking k kasking ret > iHl iHlasking
asking him hl hick to tos0lipMipnnfl D n jnwafcrtaijF IfteW sesi In Inwhich InI n ni
I which Shamrocks are growmgj growIng The placewhence place placewhence plaeewhente
whence the soil is coming Ia 1 the Sleep Sleeping SleePIng Slaplag ¬
ing Sward on the hill that th t overkmto overkmtoancient overloebancient overiokzancient
ancient Inber Slandl where Brlmon the theEon theson theson
son of Mlleetos landed 1 nded In Ireland in 1906 1906B 1IIIEIB 1 1B
B C and established established the Gaels G els in thewestern the thewestern thewestern
western world worldAfter worldAfter worldAfter
After the banquet the soil wll wail be presented pre presented presantOO ¬
sented to one of o ofthe the parks where it willbe will willbe wl11be
be preserved preservedDEATH preservedDEATH preservedDEATH
DEATH A MYSTERYFhysicians MYSTERYPhysicians MYSTERY MYSTERYPhysicians
Physicians Seek Poison in Hotel HotelMans HotelMans HotelMans
Mans Stomach StomachPittsburg StomachPlttsburg StomachPittsburg
Pittsburg Feb ST fJohn John W Schtesser Schtesserformerly Schle Schleiserformerly 8er 8erformerly
formerly one of the beet known hotel hotelproprietors hot81proprIetors hotelproprietors
proprietors In the country countr is dead here hereaged hereaged hereaged
aged sixtyfive years Some mystery at attends attends attends ¬
tends his death While friends and rela relatives relatives relatires ¬
tives Insist that he did not commit sui suicide suicide suicide ¬
cide by taking poison his stomach isbeing is isbeing Jsbeing
being held for examination by the WestPennsylvania West WestPennsylvania We t tPennsylvania
Pennsylvania Hospital HospitalMr HospitalMrSchlosser HospitalMr
MrSchlosser Mr Schlosser made the Hotel Duquesne Duqueeneof
of Pittsburg Plttsbur one of the most famous in inAmerica InAmerica inAmerica
America In its day He was a a great greatfrlenil Sleatfrlentl grea greafrlenil t
frlenil of United States Senator Quay Quayand Quayand
and through the latters advice madedeals made madedeals madedeals
deals which on several occasions netted nettedhim nettedhim nettedhim
him 51000000 He died poorMany poor poorMany poorMany
Many years ago Schlosser was a waiter waiterIn wait waitin 8ltsr 8ltsrin er
In the Duquesne Club at Pittsburg Plttsbu He Hewas Hewas H e
was considered the best caterer ever everknown overknown ev e
known in Pittsburg Pitts burg and always person personally personally ¬
ally superintended the kitchen of his hishotels hishotels h
hotels hotelsELOPERS hotelsELOPERS hotelsRailroad
ELOPERS CIVEN G I VEN A SETBACK SETBACKRailroad ETBAOKi
Railroad i ro d Puts Pn fs Ban on on Parsons So Soliciting Soliciting So11Clting
liciting at Trains TrainsDisgraceful TrainIt
It ItffDla
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ffDla Disgraceful DisgrneefulTrade lUetnl Trade ode7 the tbeCo Cowplain31nde Complaint Complaint3Inde plalnt t I
1 3Inde l b by y Citizens plUz na of Gretna GretnaGreen GretnaGreen retDo retDoGree1
Green nrl Bristol tol Va a aSpreLl1 i iSpecial j8pedil
Special to The Washington Herald HeraldBristol HeraldBristol
Bristol Va y Feb F b 27 27R 27Rev Rev v A H Bur Burroughs Burroughs ¬
roughs who has given Bristol consider considerable conslderable consider ¬
able notoriety by marrying eloping couples couplesreceived couplesrG
received rG e1ved a 8 jolt Saturday when when the Nor Norfolk Norfoticand ¬
folk foticand and Western Weste Railway natlW y issued an anorder anorder a n
order that all aI matxytngsparsons marking parsons p ons shall shallstand shallstand shallstand
stand In the place set apart apartfor for the thehotel hotel hotelporters hotelporters 1
porters and apddo do their thel J soliciting at the theunion theunion th e
union union station station or otherwise o otherwise erwsa keep away awayfrom awaytrom
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from the depot depotC
C L Baumgardner Baumgardner local agent of the theNorfolk theNorfolk th thNorfolk e
Norfolk and Western issued tho order orderand orderand
and made public the fact that he had hadreceived hadreceived ha d l lreceived
received a petition from the citizens ask asking asking ¬
ing the railroads to do something to chec check checkthe checkthe k
the disgraceful trade tradeRecently tradeReCently
Recently Parson Burroughs has had hadmost a amost a amost
most formidable rival Rev H W Leslie Lesliewho LesUewho Lesliewho
who has Improved on the Burroughs Burroughsmethods Burroughsmethods Burroughmethods s
methods of meeting all trains by man managing managing managing ¬
aging to meet me t every incoming train some somedistance somedistance somedistance
distance from the city and get get the couples couplescinched couplescInched couplecinched s
cinched before they got to Bristol The Theparson Theparson
parson is so old that he cannot well welltravel welltravel 1
travel and solicit couple so his rival i Is Isgetting Isgetting s
getting ahead of him to some 80m extent extentIt extentIt
It seems seems that the people of Bristol have havebecome havebecome
become disgusted at the marrying m rrYlng par parson parson parbusiness ¬
son business busln ss and they have about de decided decided ¬
cided that tho rest of the world Is dis disgusted disgusted diegusted ¬
gusted with It it and are seeking to have i istopped it itstopped itstopped t
stopped It is probable that the Tennes Tennessee Tennessee s ¬
see marriage law will be b amended i in inorder Inorder n
order to check o4eoktho the Influx of elopers from fromother fro rom romother n nother m
other States centering here her
l Wf 5 ARRAYED ARRAYEDIND1 R YEO YEOIN
IN IND1 O 1 R t fiGHT fiGHTSPLIT FIGHIMiss
Miss Gerald Will Igiiore Or Ors Ortiler
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FACTIU Bti MKS SPLIT SPLITPolitical SPLITPolitical SPLI SPLIe SPLIPolitical T
e
Political Feud Dates Back t tElection to toElection toElection d
Election of I Mst n ast st April AprilAttorney AprilAttorney 1 1Attorney
Attorney for Deposed Clerk Advisee AdviseeMrs Adlseallrs AdviseMrs a
Mrs Matthew Jlattbe T Scott President PresidentGeneral t
General That Her Action Wan Vall in inViolation inlo1ntlon i ii
Violation lo1ntlon of the t e Constitution of th thSociety the theSociety tIleSociety C
Society Administrntlonists Aclmlnl troUonlstM rationists Deny DenyCharges Den DenObargellUatter DcnChargesMatter s
Charges ObargellUatter Matter May End in Court ConrtActing CourtActing CourActing t
Acting upon up n tie advice adviceof of her attorney attorneyMiss attorneyna attorneyMies ey
Miss na Gladys Gerald who was dismissed dismissedfrom dtsmlssedfrom dismissedfrom
from the offices of the D A R by Mr MrMatthew Mrs MrsMatthew 1I1rsMatthew s
Matthew T Scott Scott will calmly continue t tpirSorm tope to toperform °
perform pe onn her duties there Ignoring th thprudent the thepresident thepresident e
president general on the gropnd that sh shhad she shehad shehad e
had no authority to dispense with lth he heservices her herservices hersenlces r
services servicesAt senlcesAt servicesAt
At the same time that Attorney L Lbell Ca Cabell Cdbell
bell Williamson advised his client to con continue contlnue ¬
tinue in office until she is legally removed removedhe remoedhe
he wrote Mrs Scott that her action In the theease theOtlse th thcase e
ease was in violation of the articles of ofIncorporation ofIncorporation
Incorporation of the D A R R and that thatas thatas th thas at
as the matter stands now she is probabl probablyliable probablHable probablliable y
liable for personal damages damagesXe damagesXeW damagesews
Xe XeW ews vs Flashed Abroad AbroadPublication AbroadPublication AbroadPublication
Publication of a story in The Washing Washington Washington Washington ¬
ton Herald yesterday to the effect that thatstorm a astorm astonn
storm is brewing In D A R circles circlescaused circlescaused circlecaused s
caused a amlld mild sensation and last night nightthe nightthe nigh nighthe t
the news was flashed to every city In the thecountry thecountry th thcountry e
country where there are chapters The Thefactional Thefactional Th Thfactional e
factional fight between betw betwgonthe on the administrtion administra administration a mlnlstra mlnlstratl a ¬
tion tl nand and the socalled Insurgents was the theone theone th e
one topic of conversation conversationThe conversationThe conversationThe
The girl whose Indifference to Mrs MrsScotts MrsScotts air airScotts s
Scotts advisor and confidant broug brougforth brought broughtforth broughtforth ht
forth a terso letter of dismissal on t tgrounds the thegrounds thegrounds he
grounds of insubordination was unruffled unruffledby unruffledby unrufil unrufilby ed
by the discussion She refused to toquoted bey be bequoted beQuoted
quoted and her mother motherMrs Mrs Kather KatherP Katherlne KatherlneP KatherlnP ir e
P Gerald also a prominent Daughter Daughter and andsupporter arid aridsupportero an ansupporter ira a
supporter of Mrs Story referred repor reporera report reporters rep tt ttrB t ¬
ers rB to her legal counsel Miss Geralihci Geralihcireport Gerald iwIlI iwIlIreport Hl Hlreport 11
11g
report for duty as usual this mornin mornineven morjnlng morjnlngeven mo lng lngeven g
even though she Is not on the pay rolls rollsMrs rolls rollsMrs
Mrs Scott also said she had nothing nothingto nathin nathinto g
to say s say y for f far r publlcaflpn j bllca lon and Mrs Amos AmosDraper Amos AmosDraper Am 03
Draper was was Just as as s reticent retlcentaaylng saying her herattorney herattorney h hattorney er
attorney will do the talking for her nerThe herThe
The conservatives co servaUves who are almost so sol solidly 801Idly I Iidly ¬
idly supporting Miss Gerald and her hermother hermother he hemother r
mother believe oollevethe the administration wlU wlUtry wilt wilttry vi 11
try to have the general board of manage management management managemeat ¬
ment affirm Mrs Scotts dismissal of the thegirl thegirl l he
girl If this cour courliC course e Is adopted the leads leadsSi leaders leadersassert leadersassert rs
assert Mrs Scott wilt thereby admit she sheoverstepped sheoverstepped Si s
overstepped her rights In avenging ave ng a snub snubadministered snubadmlnistercd sn snadministered ub
administered Mrs Draper by the daughter daughteroJ daught er
oJ 0 a a campaigner eampaignbn n for Dir Mrs s Story StpryMrs StOry StOryMrs StoryMrs
Mrs Gerald charges that that her her daughtersdischarge daughters daughtersdischarge s
discharge was the direct result of a a politi political political poutcal 1 ¬
cal feud between bet con Mrs I Draper and her herself herselt h hself ¬
self dating atrig from tho election of Mrs MrsScott MrsScott Mr
Scott and an the defeat of Mrs Story Stor for forpresident forpresident f fpresident or
president general SCner l at the last st convention conventionChnrsc c venUon venUonOharscs n
Chnrsc Charges ArcAcnfed Arc Denied DeniedThe DenredThe
The other side denies this outright outrightclaiming outrIghtclaimIng outrig outrigclaiming ht
claiming that Miss Gerald violated violatedbreaches vlol violatedbreaches ted tedbreaches
breaches of office discipline wftlch made madeher madeher ma mabar de
her removal remov l necessary necessary n Ce sary But more than thanone thano th thone
one o stanch supporter sUDPorter of otthe of the administra administration administrtton a ¬ I Itlon
tion is not siding sldingj1th with Mrs Scott S ott in n the thepresent thepresent t he
present controversy controversyWhat controversyWhllt
What will these thes women women do next nextsaid next nextsaid
said one vivacious Daughter who admits admitsContinued admitsContlsuei adml admltontisttcd i s
Continued o oa Page 8j 3 Column 3r 2 j
BIG BOND m ISSUE ISSUEPLAN U UPUN
PUN Of SCOTT SCOTTNeeded COTTNeeded
Needed federal redei + i iCould ederal ° al Buildings BuildingsCouid nuildingsCouid
Couid Thus Be ErectedI Erected ErectedOEGES ErectedURGES
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URGES CITY BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFULWould BEAU BEAUWould EAJJTIFULV I UL
Would V ouid Build Terraced Gardens Gardenson GardensonSixteenth GardensonSixteenth
on onSixteenth Sixteenth Street StreetWest StreetWest StreetWest
West Virginia Senntor Ha Rae Broad BroadScheme BroadScheme BroadSehemc
Scheme to Lei Future Generations GenerationsPay GenerntlonaPaT GenerationsPay
Pay for Structures Required NowSays Now NowSay XouSay
Say Says It is Ridiculous for Government Govern Government GovernDlent ¬
ment to Pay 10 to 17 1 per Cent of ofBuilding otDulldlngCot ofDafldingGost
Building DulldlngCot post Annually in RentSenator Rent KentSenator RentSenator
Senator Scott of West Virginia chair chairman chalrman chairman ¬
man of the Committed Commlt a on PUhio Pub T Build Buildings Buildlns Bu ld ldIn ¬
ings In s and Grounds has a plan in si view to totry totry totry
try and have a law passed providing forthe for forthe torthe
the issuance of 100000000 in 2 per cent centgovernment pent pentgovernment centgovernment
government bonds payable anywhere anywherefrom anywheretrom anywherefrom
from fifty to 100 years fron trot now to tofinance tofinance tofinance
finance the erection of needed needed peed Federalbuildings Federal Federalbuildings Federalbundings
buildings and purchase desirable land for forvarious forvarious forvarious
various other proposed public Improvements improve improvements Improvements ¬
ments mentsSuch mentsSuch mentsSuch
Such a a law would permit Immediate Immediatesteps Immediatesteps immediatesteps
steps being taken to erect on the ground groundnow SlQ groundnow nd ndnow
now owned by the government between betweenFourteenth betweenFourteenth betweenFourteenth
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets and andPennsylvania andPennSlvanla andPennsylvania
Pennsylvania avenue and the Mall a Po new newbuilding newbuilding newbuilding
building or three new buildings for the theDepartments theDepartments theDepartments
Departments of State Justice and Com Commerce Comm Cornmerce ¬
merce m rce and Labor at a cost of 515000000 515000000as moooooo mooooooas IS000000as
as provided pr < plded In the bill recently Introduced Introducedby Introducedby introducedby
by Senator Scott It would permit bef befginning be f fgInning Iginning
ginning wont to carry out Senator Hey Heyburns Reyburns Heyburns
burns plan as provided in his bill to topurchase topu topurchaee
purchase pu chase the property In Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniaavenue Pennsylvaniaavenue Pennsylvaniaavenue
avenue from Fourteenth street to thePeace the thePeace thePeace
Peace Monument running back to theMall the theMall theMall
Mall for Federal building sites at a costof cost costof costot
of 10000000 and it would permit action actionto a actionto tlon tlonto
to be begun to carry out Senator Wet Wetmores Wetmores Wetmores
mores plan as provided in his measureto measure measureto measure measureto
to create a a new avenue from the UnionStation Union UnionStation UnionStation
Station plaza to the Capitol at t a cost O cost of
53500000 53500000This 53500000This 3500000This
This Information was obtained from fromSenator fromSenator fromSenator
Senator Scott by a reporter for Lot of The Th TheNash TheNashington Wash Washington 1VashIngton ¬
ington Herald Her ld last night during an an inter interview Interlew interview ¬
view lew which was sought with > him aff allto allto14e as to tothe 30the
the prospect prospect ol o the te passage passage atflis sea seslon s seaion s sIQDJtLh
lon IQDJtLh jLhisJ fht ill lltpr providing v1dn 1qacw j5fl iew w homes homesfbr oom 5 5ibr r rstir
stir the Departments of State Justice Justiceand J1 J eticE st1c st1cand
and Commerce and LaborThinks Labor LaborThinks LaborTblnk
Thinks His HI Bill Will Vnl Pass PassI Pa PaI PassI
I think my bill will pass Senator SenatorScott SenatorScott SenatorScott
Scott said uas as it Is a a special bill bUt and andthe andthe
the thing it aims to do will not have tobe to tobe tobe
be a a part of an omnibus public buildings buildingsbill buildingsbUt buildingsbill
bill It has not yet been decided whetherwe whetherwe whether whetherwe
we are to have a public buildings bill thIs thlasession thIssession thissession
session Speaking for nfy of tty own oWn bill among amongthose amongthose
those which aim to make Washington Washingtonmore WashIngtonmore
more beautiful and more businesslike buslnessMkethere businesslikethere iuslnosslikethere
there is s one thing I regret notwithstand notwithstanding netithstandIng netwithstandag ¬
ing l ag the fact that all the members of my mycommittee mycommittee myommittee
committee c are good levelheaded business businessmen businessmen businessmen
men and that Is that Senator Wetmores Wetmoreabill WetmoresbiIl
bill and Senator Heyburns bill have haV both bothbeen bothbeen bothbeen
been recommended All three of these thesebills thesebills
bills cannot pass as one will undoubtedly undoubtedlyoperate undoubtedlyoperate undoubtedlyoperate
operate agalnet the other If all three threeshould threeshould threeshould
should pass an expenditure of 2jL0003 2jL0003for 2i 800009 OO OO OOfor
for these three public improvement pro projects projects projects ¬
jects alone in n Washington would be pro provided proIded ¬
vided Ided and that is too much muchI
I think my bill will pass however ast as asit asIt
it t can be and will be shown that the theContlnucd
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COMING TO SEE TAFT TAFTEditor TL TLEditor
Editor of Foreign Papers to Confer Conferon CODferOn Conferon
on Immigration ImmigrationNew JmmhratlonXew
New York Feb 27 27Headed Headed by Louis LouisN L9ulsN Lpuis
N Hammerling president of the Amer American AmerIcan ¬
ican Association of Foreign Language LanguageNewspapers LanguageNewspaper LanguageNewspapers
Newspapers a delegation of twentyfive twentyfiveforeignborn twentJ five fiveforeIgnborn
foreignborn editors left New York this thisafternoon thIsafternoon thisafternoon
afternoon in a special car over the Penn Pennsylvania Penns Pennsylvania ¬
sylvania s lvunla Railroad for Washington where wherethey wherothey wherethey
they will meet President Taft by special specialappointment specialappointment
appointment at 10 oclock tomorrow tomorrowmorning tomorrowmorning
morning to dlscussthe discuss the proposed restric restrictive reslt1ethro ¬
tive immlgratiojvmeasures immigratian easurea now before beforeCongress beforeCongress
Congress CongressOn CongressOn
On their Arrival rrlal at Washington the theeditors theeditors
editors win wuf wf first confer with IUt Secretary SecretaryNagel SecretaryNagel
Nagel off 9 of the Department of Commerce Commerceand Commerceand Commerceand
and Labor L Labor or b by whom they will be accom accompanied aQcompan ¬
panied pan led to the th White House Following Followingtheir Followingthel
their thel thetPaudience audience with Mr rr Taft the dele delegation dtlegatron ¬
gation gatron will ill discuss te file proposed immi immigration Immlgfatlon ¬
gration gfatlon legislation with the chairmen of ofAhe orthe
Ahe the Senate and House Committees on onImmigration onImmigration
Immigration ImmigrationBROTHER ImmigrationBROTHER
BROTHER TO LIVE NEAR TAFT TAFTCharles TAFTCharles
Charles P Lenses Cottage on Bur BurKCHH BurJellll Bargesa
KCHH Point for Summer SummerBeverly SnmmerBeverly
Beverly Mass Feb 2iPresidant 27 President Taft Taftwill Taftw1l1
will have this summer as his nearest nearestneighbor nearestneighbor
neighbor his brother Charles P Taft oCincinnati o oCincinnati ot otCincInnati
Cincinnati CincinnatiIt CincInnatitwas CincinnatiIt
It twas was learned here today that the thePresidents thePresidents
Presidents brother has leased the Sohlor Sohlorcottage Sohlorcottage
cottage oo Burgess Point PoIn adjoining the thesummer thesummer thesummer
summer White House and will coma comahere com comhore
here soon after the arrival of the Presi Presidents Presents ¬
dents ents familyFor family familyFor tamII tamIIFor
For a number of years this cottage has hasbeen hasbeen
been occupied by Thomas P Beals prosi presi president presidentot ¬
dent dentot of the Second National Bank of ofBoston orBoston ofBoston
Boston Mr Beals Is building a mag magnlflcent mag magnlflcent
nlflcent residence on Ober street directly directlyacross directlyacross
across from the entrance to the Taft Taftplace Tatplace Taftplace
place
Acquitted of Land Frauds FraudsBoise FraudsBoIse
Boise Boise Idaho Feb 27 21Wlthln Within twenty twentyminutes twentymInutes tY tYminutes
minutes the jury In the governments casa casaagainst caS caS9saJnst
against W F Katenbach George H HKeister HKeIster HKelster
Keister and William Dwyer charged chargedwith
with conspiracy in timberland transac transactions tranactfons ¬
tions yesterday returned a Q verdict find finding findIng find ¬
ing the defendants not guilty Counsel Coieiselfor Cowsetfot
for the defendants d fendants at once moved p10ved oved for an anImmediate anImmediate anImmediate
Immediate trial of the remaining remainIng rema alas charges chargesInvolving chargesInvolving
Involving alleged subornation of perjury lIerjurynomegrown
Homegrown Doable VIolets 50o
buuQfc very iragraat rasraat rafan Blacfclgton I3la + tistoa to liafl U c