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BRING MEMBRIN MEMBERS MEMBERSIN
IN AT MIDNIGHT MIDNIGHTD MIDNIGHTDesperate
Desperate D SJ rate JSfibrt to t Get Quo Quoruin 9uorum Quorum
rum in iuIfrgJllia Virginia Senate SenateINCOME SenateINCOlIE1fAX SenateUCOIE
INCOME INCOlIE1fAX TAX IS FAVOREDSelgeantatJa1111S FAVOREDSergcantatarinS FAVORED FAVOREDSergeautatrarius
Sergeautatrarius Ordered to Ar Arrest ArIest ArY ¬
rest Absentees AbsenteesSenate AbsenteesII V VSenute
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Senate Indorses Amendment 4nlent1Ul Iflefldflflt 1t Which WhichHouse WhieltHouse VblebHouse
House JteJeeted ReJectedGo Gov Mann Sends SendsSpecial SenclsSpeell SendSpecial
Special Ie leuugc uKc losing ging Plan of ofTax ofTax ofTax
Tax Equalization EqunlizationProblbItion Prohibition Bill BillIs mu mulh
Is QSered Ql red Out of Order and Is I Do Defeated DoteateclSew DofeatedNew ¬
feated teateclSew Xew Bill Ordered Printed PrintedSpecal PrintedS
S Specal t to lfc The WazMaston WuhDgoolIerald WuhDgoolIeraldRtohmomI Herald HeraldRichmond Ber1RIohnoid
Richmond Va March lJ1Uoi9A1t 9 9After After r the ab absence absenoe01 absenoeVQV ¬
sence senoe01 015 j I quorum QuQrumn8CSBitated necessitated two call callof calls calIsof callsV
V of the 1Ou house and the arrest of several severalmembers scvoralmeluberJSor zcvoralmeuubes
members meluberJSor of f the seaate a te by the sergeant sergtanttarms sergantatarm sergeantatarne
tarms the sewUe snste tonight passed the theproposed the theproposed theproposed
proposed inaeme tax amendment to the theConstitution theConstitution theConstitution
Constitution of the tlI United States by a avow avote avote
vote of M 1 to 5 L thus reversing the action actionof actionof actionof
of the house which w 1lch may again take the thejfcatter theatter the43atter
43atter jfcatter atter up upWhan upWh V VWhen
When Wh Q the vote was taken kan It was an announced announeed announeed ¬
nouneed that a quorum qUorum was not present presentFor presentFor presentV
V For a solid bur the mambara m er were W fe locked lockedin
in tli the hall waiting the presence of a aquorum aquonun aV aquorum
V quorum Then a member mem ot came cam In but butSenator butS11atf butV butSenator
Senator > r Lsstter broke the quorum by byleaving bylea byleavhag
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leaving lea vba the halt The sorgeantatarms sorgeantatarmswas
was then called on ft to look 1 rok < doors and andarrest andarrest andarrest
arrest the senators Senators Thornton Thorntonand Thornton Thorntonnnd Thorntonand
and Owens 3 dropped in In but the sergeant sergaantatarms sergeantatarms sergeantatarms
atarms was wasawa4ted awaited Senator Noell ar arrived arrived arrived ¬
rived Be R was the th only Republican pres present present prosent ¬
ent VarIeUB senator tried to leave the thehall thehall thehell
hall but ware wer stopped by the dookeeper dookeeperThe dookeeperThe dookeeperThe
The seate seaat vtas was ag In session at midnight midnightand midnightand midnightand
and Urn search se for members was was still stillgoing stJt1going stillgoing
going en epProhibition enProhibition
goingIJ V
Prohibition IJ oJ11MtPJl Loses Ground GronndProhibition GroundProhltjKlWu ronnd ronndProhfbt
Prohibition Prohfbt on lOst 1ot 1 ground ad tonight to the thehouse thehOUB thehouse
house of dalfegatSf deI tea wb whi i Myera again againoffered againoffered againoffered
offered his bill out of order and loot lostupen lootuP lootOpen
Open uP n disgust t WM v vis vole v ted d Even those thosewho thOSGwho thoseWho
who had supported the Dill did not have haveany 1Ia haveany ve veany
any further iiUerst iiUerstThe b 6fst V VThe
The night session was further enlivened enlivenedby enlivenedby
by the defeat of o OfthO the Byrd oil bilL It re resulted resulted resuited ¬
sulted In t a vote yoteot of 49 ayes a 85 and 31 noes noeaA noesA noesA
A vigorous 1ge dfibaU bt6pJea4dffdtlJel1l11 bia pteaeded tIe bill The TheStandard TheStandard he heStandard
Standard Qjl onQom jffjpanyJi nY 18 t1ttB1e de toward towardDelegate towardt towardth
t th h mQIM iJ d nJ1t uaJIi4 t8PUU4 t8PUU4Deles 4gpDelegaI
Delegate Deles 1 Myers tyrsVoffered offered a resomuoti resomuotipressing rl8 r so tro flon flonpesMn ltet ltetJeS < ±
pressing JeS tngthe the sense l nse of the house that the theappropriations Uteapproprl theappropriations
approprl appropriations tkms tor primary sehools and andgood andgood andgood
good roads r should not he e reduced redu ft He Heserved Heserved HeI
I served notice on the finance committee committeethat comMttteethat comMItteeV
V that the house would not ataDdor atand < for it It He Hewas HeW111i Howas
was ruled out OUtVO of order but said he would wouldtake WGtIIdtke wtwldtake
take it up tomorrow tomorrowTalces tomorrowT tomorrowTales
Tales T Je8 Up Revenue RevenueThe RecmueThe RevenueThe
The house today devoted the time to torevenue toreenue torevenue
revenue bills only In consequence e the theday theday thedy
day was wa a routine one given to very hard hardbut hardbut hardbut
but somewhat 1Offl6wftatunlnterNtbl uninteresting labor laborGov borGov lahorGov
Gov MUD today sent a a special s 1 mes message message incasage ¬
sage to the legislature In which he said saidIn saIdIn saidIn
In part that unless a plan having in view viewtax viewtax viewtax
tax equalization Is made and adopted a athis athis at atthis
this session of the legislature the greatest greatestinequality greatestinequaUty greatestinejuaWy
inequality will exist exist and the greatest In Injustice Injustle Injustice ¬
justice b be done Under the constitution constitutionhe
he said the assessment 5Sf iment this year will be bethe bethe bethe
the basis of taxation until liif and the theimportance theimportance theV
V importance of having a uniform assess assessment assessment assessmont ¬
ment throughout thrOUgb ut the th State cannot be beoverestimated beoverelit1mated beoverestimated
overestimated overestimatedBath overelit1matedBeth overestimatedTieth
Bath senate and house received the themessage theme5Hga theniesesgo
message and the senate made it the sub subject subject subjoeL ¬
ject of special and continuing order of ofbusiness ofbUllnes ofbusloese
business for tomorrow at U oclock oclockSenator oclockSenator oclockV
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Senator Fletcher said that he had talked
with the IB executive this morning and had hadprepared hadprepared hadpvepare
prepared a nw bill in conformity with withthe withthe
the governors ideas on the equalization equalizationof
of assessing taxes for 1910 The new new bill billwas billwas
was ordered printed and a a copy is to be bepieced beplaced bepleqed
pieced on the desk of each senator to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
morrow morrowKILLS i iEH1S
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KILLS HIS HI SWEETHEART SWEETHEARTIndiana SWEETHEAILTIndlnna SWEETHEAitIndiana
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Murden aged seventeen daughter daughi l ot otIrs < f fMrs fIrs
Mrs Irs Mary Mar Murden M rden a widow Wldowwas was jshot jshotby shot shotb shotby
by b Sanford Love Love aged thirtyseven thlrtysevenher thlrtysevenherClweithoertat her hersweetheart hersweetheart
sweetheart Clweithoertat at the the Murden homo today todayTwo todayTwobuJlets todayTwo
Two TwobuJlets bullets from a 32caliber 3callb calihcr r revolver revolverentered re01verentered revolverentered
entered the young oung womans bOdy She Shedied ShedIed Shedied
died without making a statement The Theshooting Tht1shooting Thesheeting
shooting shooting followed a quarrel and Miss 1IISoSMurdan MissMurdon I IMurden
Murden was returning Loves Lovo letters letterswhen letterswhen i iwhen
when he shot her herThis herThis herThis
This is the second time Love has shot shota shota
a girl with whom he was in love love having havingfired havingtired havinglired
fired a bullet into the body of Miss Nora NoraMiller Nora1IllJer Norahillier
Miller a waitress at tho Hatfield Hnt eld Hotel Hotelon HoteJon Hotelon
on Juno 9 1903 Miss Miller recovered recoveredand recovoredan r600vUredand
and 1 Love was acquitted by a a Jury on onthe onthe onthe
the plea that he was not mentally re responsible 6sponslble insponsible ¬
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sponsible sponsibleAfter sponslbleAtter sponsibleAfter
After Love fired the two shots shot at Miss MissMurden MissMurden i iMurden
Murden today he threw down the theweapon theweapon i iweapon
weapon and ran hatless from the girls girlshome girlshome girlshome
home Into the street streot asking a passing passingdellveryman passing passingdeliveryman
deliveryman to take him to the county countyjail countyjail countyjail
jail where he gave ba gavehimsoif e himself up upNAVAL upNAVAL upNAVAL
NAVAL ESTIMATES INCREASE INCREASETev INCRE5New
New Tev ew Programme ProgrnmmeIncludes Includes Five Large Largeami LargenncI Largeanti
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London March 9 9The The navy nav estimates estimateswhich estimatesWhich estimateswhich
which have just b been en issued amount to tomore tomore tomore
more than g40eQOOOO 40600000 which is an in increase increase increase ¬
crease of nearly ci61IeOOO i8 000 The Th new con construction construction construction ¬
struction for the year win cost 13279830 13279830against 13279830agaJnst 13279830against
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twenty torpedo boat destroyers and a autaber aJUnab aurher
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I WEATHER WEATHERFORECAST WEATHERFORECASTror FORECAST FORECASTFor
For the District D of Columbia Columbiaand olumbia olumbiaand 1umbia 1umbiaand
and Maryland 1vfary1JldUnsettledtoday MarylandUnettjedtocJayprobably Unsettled today
probably showers tonight or to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
morrow moderate mtderate northeast northeast and andeast andeast andeast
east winds windsHLRALD windsH windsHRALD
HLRALD H RALD NEWS SUMMARY SUMMARY1Scientists SUMMARYPnJu SUMMARYPaite
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1Scientists IS lentlsts Uphold Peary P ary
Noted Scientist SclenU tDl DiesPQStofflce Dies DiesPastoffice s sposlomce
Pastoffice poslomce Fight at End EndIncome EndInoome EndIncome
Income Tax Wins VIM in Virginia Virginia3HJgh VirginIa3HJgh VirginiaV
V 3HJgh Cost of Living LivingCitizens LhdruCItizens LIv1 V VCitizens
Citizens Protest Against A AgalnstVNegro AgalnstVNegro8Str1ke lntNcgrO lntNcgrO3oStrike Negro NegroStrike
3oStrike Strike in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaLabor PhUadelphlaL S SLabor
Labor L bor Wins a Strike StrikeDan StrikeDan StrikeDan
Dan Cupid Pilots PUptsElopeti Eloper ElopeL4iqwp
4 4 4iqwp News W1J pf o Day jn Congress Congress5Soclety Congre CongreSocloty Congress5SQciOty
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7 iIn InWorid Work of Women WomenS WomenSSporUng WQmonSSporting
S SSporUng SSporUngiComlng Sporting SportingComing V VsComing
iComlng Coming Attractions AttractionsTennis AttractionsTennis AttractionsTennis
Tennis Club After Atl9rtHunb AftQF Members MembersIftJDally MOinborslbDaily rs rstDaUy
IftJDally Court Record Rccdrd RccdrdUMArkets V
11 UMArkets Markets Markets13Bnai V VtiBnat j jlBnal V
13Bnai Brith Convention ConventionROOSEVELT Conv ntlori ntloriROOSEVELTBUST V
ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTBUST ROOSEVELTBUSTWITHOUT BDSr BDSrSenate BllST BllSTITllOUT
WITHOUT ITllOUT A NIOHE NIOHESenate MCIIEEenate
Senate Chamber ChambeIs Is Already AlreadyOvercrowded AlreadyOvercrowded AlreadyOvercrowded
Overcrowded with Casts CastsEVERPRESENT CastsEVERPRESENT CastsEVERPRESENT
EVERPRESENT GRIN MISSING MISSINGWork MISSINGVork MISSINGWorl
Work of Art Depicts Former Form r Presi President President Prestdent ¬
dent In Characteristic Gllnrncterlatle Manner Al Although AIthough Although ¬
though Eyeglasses EyeglassesDo D Bo Not ot Appear Appearand Appeanrid 4ppearand
and Eye E JI Show Natural Squint SquintChisseled SquintChlslJeled SquintChIselcd
Chisseled hy b James S Fraser FrnscrThe FraserThe FraserThe
The bust of Col Roosevelt has ar arrived arrived arrived ¬
rived at the Capitol and Is on view In InSenator InSenator InSenator
Senator Wetmores room It Is a work workof workot workof
of art and depicts the former President PresidentIn
In a characteristic characte sllc manner mannerHis mallarUs mannerHis
His strenuoslty strenuosll is shown but the ever everpresent cVetpresentgrtn everpresent
present presentgrtn grin is missing The eyeglas eyegl95do eyeglastao eyeglastaodo as asdo
do not appear and the eyes c es show a do doelded decided dosided
sided yet natural squint The bust was waschisieled waschlSIfEled wasehI1ed
chisieled by James S Fraser of New NewYork NewYork ew ewYork
York and is of Italian marble marbleSpeculation mar marbleSpeculation l lSpeculation
Speculation is rife as to where the thebust thebust thebust
bust will be placed pJaqed in the Senate There Thereare Thereare Thereare
are only twenty niches nl es for ex oxVies Vice Frost Presidents Prestdents Frostdents ¬
dents and there are now twentyseven twentysevenbusts twentysevenbusts tiventysevenbusts
busts including the Roosevelt bust bust The Thetwenty Thetwenty Thetwenty
twenty niches are occupied and the other othersix othersix tber tberIx
six Ix busts are arranged outside the th chant chamlIer chantIe ehamten
ten Ie V
tenThe
The Testing place J11ac of the Roosevelt cast castis castIs caitis
is In doubt but the t tie supositlon su > iUon is that thatke thaton thatone
on one l isld > f d WHI wfl b be e 2ken ake tait t1A ti Jml tke ke ketttr1t a aNEGRO aW aNEGRO
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NEGRO PREACHER LYNCHED LYNCHEDHope LYNOHEDRope LYNCHEDRope
Rope Breaks rcaka but Victim Icthn Strnnerlea Strnnerleato Strnnleso
to o Death an nnilour n Hoar Later LaterGreenwood LaterGreenwoo LaterGreenwood
Greenwood Miss March 9 9Grasptnl 9Grasptnlthe Graspfnff Graspfnffthe
the rope by which he was suspended suspendedHenry suspendedHenry suspendedHenry
Henry Wallace a negro preacher today todaysaved to todaysaved ey eySaved
saved himself hlms lt from strangling In the thenoose thenoose thenoose
noose of a rope placed around his neck by bya bya bya
a mob He hung thus for twenty mln mlnutas mlnutas mm mmtites
utas Some one In the mob pulled on the thenegros the thenegro thenegros
negros negro heels The rope broke and the theman theman theman
man fell to the ground qivering He died diedan diedan diedan
an hour later the members of the mob mobhowling mobhowUng mobhowling
howling around the body bodyThe bodyThe bodyThe
The lynching of the negro followed an anattempt anattempt anattempt
attempt on the part of Patrolman Slack Slackto Slackto Slackto
to collect a small debt which he claimed claimedthe claimedthe claimedthe
the negro owed him him The Th negro refused refusedto refusedto refusedto
to pay on demand A dispute followed followedSuddenly foUowedSuddenly followedSuddenly
Suddenly the patrolman Is alleged to have havedrawn havedrawn havedrawn
drawn his revolver re her > and to have hav tired flredevery tiredevery ilrodevery
every chamber at the negro negroWhen negroWhen negroWhen
When the patrolmans gun was emptied emptiedthe fm1pUedthe emptiedthe
the negro grabbed the policeman by the thethroe thethror thethroet
throe t threw him to the ground and andmade andmade andmade
made off Then followed the negros neGTo cap capture capture capture ¬
ture and lynching V
EMBASSY BILL HALTED HALTEDHqnsc HALTEDHQusC HALTEDIluse
Hqnsc Again Suin Refuses Refu C3 Favorable Ac Action ActIon Action ¬
tion on Cn Lowden Measure MeasureFor MenonreFor IensureFor
For more than two hours yesterday the theHouse theHouse theHouse
House squabbled over the question as to towhether tohether towhether
whether hether it should take up for considera consideration Cnslderation conalderalion ¬
tion the Lowden bill authorizing the Sec Secretary SecretalY 5ccretary ¬
retary of State to puprchase embassy embassylegation embassylebaUon embassylegatlon
legation and consular buildings abroad abroadThis abroadThis abroadThis
This measure has caused a good deal dealof dealor dealof
of bitterness among certain Republi Republicans RepubUcans Republicans ¬
cans It was called up last Wednesday Wednesdayand Wednesdayand Wednesdayand
and after a lively fight was defeated defeatedIt
It was reported in a new form a day or orso orso orso
so ago its supporters rallied their forces forcesand forcesand forcesand
and it was wasplanned planned to put it through throughyesterday throughyesterday throughyesterdayS
yesterday yesterdayRepresentative yesterdayRepresentative yesterdaySRepresentative
Representative Prince of Illinois who wholed wholed wholed
led the fight against the bill a week ago agomade agomade agomade
made the point yesterday that that under the therules therule therules
rules a measure that had once been de defeated deCeated defeated ¬
feated could not again be brought up in inthe Inthe Inthe
the same session The Speaker refused to torule torulO torule
rule on this point and put the question to tothe tothe
the House which decided by b a vote of
148 14 to 134 lit not to proceed to t the consider consideration consideration consideratlon ¬ I
ation of the bill
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ROOSEVELTS NEAR KHARTOUM KHARTOUMParty KHARTOUMPa1t KHARTOUMParty
Party t tl f Be Guests of Slatin Pasha Pashain lanliaIn nbu nbuin
in Sirdars Palace PalaceKhartoum PaIacKhartoum PalaceKhartoum
Khartoum Suodan Suo an March 9 91rs 91rsRooseel 9MrsRoosevelt Mrs MrsRoosevelt
Roosevelt and her party p rty are expected to toarrive toarrIve toarrive
arrive here March 14 to await the arrival arrivalof arrivalot arrivaldi
of Col Co1 Roosevelt They will be guests guestsat guestsat guestsat
at the Sirdars Palace Slatin Pasha Brit British BritIsh British ¬
ish inspector general of the Suodan uodan acting actingas
as host In the absence of Sir Francis FrancisWingate FrancisWingate FrancisWingate
Wingate sirdar of the Egyptian army armyand armyand armyand
and governor general of the Suodan SuodanCol SuodanCol SuodanCol
Col Roosevelt has not yet given notice noticeof noticeot noticeof
of the date of his arrival He Helett left Tonga Tongafive Tongafive Tongafive
five or six days da 8 journey from Khartoum Khartoumesterda Khartoumyesterday
yesterday esterda but he may be delayed by byhunting byhunting
hunting trips The weather has become becomehot becomehot becomehot
hot here h re the thermometer registering 105 105degrees 105degrees io iodegrees
degrees in the shade
I Militia JtJl in Guards Mills MillsSaratoga MillsSaratoga IUla I
Saratoga N N Y Y March 9 9The The village villageof vJ1 age ageof
I of Corinth was quiet tonight after the thedisorder thedisorder
I disorder disorder that has h marked the earlier days dayso
o the strike of the International Paper PaperCompany PaperCompany PaperCompany
Company employes The mills are guard guarded guardcd guarded ¬
ed by Company L Second Regiment Na National National ¬
I tional Guard of New York and special specialofficers specialofficers
lofficers officers and deputy sheriffs s spriffs rirrs are patrolling patrollingthe ptro1lingthe trolUng trolUngthe
the streets streetsMatinee streetsi streets1fatln streets1atlnee
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PO PI3STIFFICE TOFFICE FIGHT HGHTEN FIGHTV
V EN ENDSJN OS iN REMOVAL REMOVALOjikial EM O l lial
Ojikial ciai ial at Bristol BristolIs Is Sum SumHiarily Sumo Sumniarily
o Hiarily lal Iy Dismissed DismissedMCTOM DislnissedVIC DismissedVICTORY
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VICTORY VIC ORY FOR MR SLEMP SJMPJR SLEMPR SLEMPRpIVeSdfltatiYe
JR RpIVeSdfltatiYe presentative Pes ntative Browulow JKa JKavored Fuvored FaVO1elF
vored VO1elF F A Warren WarrenJVame Vurrenll1ie Varrenurne
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JVame ll1ie urne of G IS Goqdell GQ de1J of ollrglnla ollrglnlaS Virginia VirginiaSent VirglnlaSent
Sent S nt to Senate by J President Presld nt1nft nt1nftDfownlow Taft Talii TaftflfownIow
i BroTTnlotr Dfownlow Forces Defeated in a aHard nIfarll aV
V Ifarll Hard Fight for ControJ ControlNews ControlNewsCoiii XciTS XciTSt XciTSGomes u uq
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Gomes q Coiii ml 1i ns a Shock to Tennessee TennesseeRepnhlJcnns TenncMseeRepnbUcansSlesnp TennesseeRepnbilcanaSleinp
RepnhlJcnns RepnbUcansSlesnp Slemp Forces For cll Hnppy HnppyThe IIniiPT IIniiPTf IIniiPTTile llztjipyV llztjipyTIue
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The fight over the Bristol pdstmaster pdstmastership p pestmastorship
ship which has b been en waged W g t at at th the White WhiteHoifser WhiteHD WhIteHotI
Hoifser HD HotI lie far to several weeks eeks between Rep Representatives Representatjvor ¬
resentatives Brownlow and Slemp and andwhich andwhich
which recently led the President P Pr ldent to re request inquest ¬
quest that the nomination of G E Good Goodell Goodcli
ell a Virginian be withheld Withlll ld came to toa toa
a a climax ollm x last night when the PostoHJoe PostoHJoeDepartment Po PostofflacDepartment
Department summarily removed Post Postmaster PoulIUatater Postmuster ¬
master E A Warren Representative RepresentativeBrownlows RepresentatIveBrownlows
Brownlows Br wnlows choice for reappointment reappolntmentfor
for a a fourth term termJohn tormJohn termJohn
John M L Fain was named as acting actingpostmaster aCllngpostmast actingpostmenttr
postmaster r by Warrens Warr ns V suritles In Bris Bristol Bristol BrIstel ¬
tol on authority from Washington Fain FainIs FainIs FainIn
Is a Tennesseean and a strong strong antl antlBrownlow antlBrownlow antiBrownlor
Brownlow Republican The cause al1s of ofWarrens orWarren ofVarrens
Warrens removal has not been officially officiallyannounced officlallyannounced officiallyannounced
announced His term expires explr g April AprilThe 3ft 3ftThe 1rhe
The postoffice is now in the hands of ofan otn ofan
an antlBrownlow Tanneseeeon while the thename thename theflame
name of 6 ii E Goodell a Virginian has hasbeen hasboen hasbeen
been sent to the Senate by President PresidentTaXt Preddentlalt PresidentTaft
Taft TaXtBrownlow laltDrownlow TaftBrowniuw
Brownlow has been bc n waging a strong strongfight strongfisht strongfight
fight to have Warren arren his chief chla political politicalsupporter poUtlealBUPpOrt8T politicalbuppurtor
supporter reappointed as postmaster postmasterand postm postmasterand ter ternd
and nd the removal of the official offlclalcame came as asa asa asa
a thunderclap from a clear sky into the thecamp theeamp theemp
camp of the Browniowltes The removal removalof removaloC removalof
of Warren arren foliowa follows a thorough Investi Investigation InesUSUon investigation ¬
gation of o the office made a few days ago agoby agoby agoby
by several inspectors Ins Qtorg from Washington WashingtonBILLION WashingtonBILLION WashingtonBiLLIO
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TRUST BUSTERS FILE REPORT REPORTVoluminous REPORTYoluml REPORTYolunil
Voluminous Yoluml onll Brief Sent to 1 Supreme SupremeCourt SuprcmCou SupremeCourt
Court Cou t Shows Monopoly 31onopolyPnid Paid Divi Dividends Dldlellc1s Dlvidends ¬
dends from 1SS3 18S to 01306 100O Amount Amounting Amounttngto mount mountlng ¬
ing tngto to OOOOOOOO > Averaging 24 24Per 24Pcr 24Per
Per Cent Per Year on Capital GnpitalThat CapitalThat CapitalThat
That an n Investment of o 5503I4S050 GOH4Sf iO made madeby madeb madeby
by b the Standard Oil trust had yielded yieldedp yieldedup Ielded Ieldedup
up p to the end Of 10 1006 tee1S37S31G S8S7S37S316 in inprofits Inprofits inprofits
profits forms the feature of the govern governments g g vern vernment ern ernments ¬
ments ment brief brl brie l In the Standard Oil case casewhich oa3CwhIch casewhich
which was filed filedn in the Supreme Court Courtyesterday Courtesterdar Courtyesterday
yesterday yesterdayThe yesterdayThe esterdarThe
The case has been set for next Monday MondayThe MondayThe londayThe
The brief br1et is one of the most voluminous voluminousever volumlnouJlever voluminousever
ever filed with the court consisting of oftwo oftwo oftwo
two volumes aggregating 1094 pages pagesBillion pagesBillion pagesBillion
Billion Hollars U l1arM Earned EarnedAdding EarnedAdding EarnedAdding
Adding tim th profits of 1907 and 190S 190Sof 1908ot 1903of
of which We wir w have no accurate state statement statement statemont ¬
ment but from tho testimony of otMr Mr
Rockefeller we may assume them to be beas beaa
as much as the profits of 1906 19O we have havesubstantially havesUbstantially havesubstantially
substantially 51103004000 earned by this thiscompany thiscompany thiscompany
company In twontyseven years with an anoriginal anoriginal anoriginal
original Investment of about 69000000 69000000says 69000000says C9000000says
says the brief briefBut brietI briefBut
But the real significance of these theseearnings theseearnings theseearnings
I earnings Is seen s en when we take the last lastten lastten lastten
ten or twelve years ears after the monopoly monopolyhad monopolyhad monopolyhad
had been well established For the ten tenyears tenyears tenyears
years ending with 1906 the earnings were were50S wereOSfi66 werec0S2212S66
50S OSfi66 3e52566 practically 60000000 a year yearon yearon yearon
on the Investment of 69000000 the capi capitalization capital1zation capitalization ¬
talization being 37250000 part of the thetime thetime thetime
time and a little more the rest of ofth ofthtime the thetime thetime
time timeThe
The Standard OH trust and the Stand Standard Standnrd Standard ¬
ard Oil Company Companypalj paid Individuals from from1SS2
1SS2 to 1900 amounting to 55IS436 5 54843644037 436H68i 687 an anaverage anaverage anaverage
average of 34 per cent per year on the thecapitalization thecapitalIzation thecapitalization
capitalization During DurlnEthe the last eleven elevenyears elevenyears elevenyears
years ending with 1906 the annual divi dividends dlvideeds i1 i1dends ¬
dends were from 31 to 4S 45 per cent being beIn
48 per cent c nt In 1SOO and in 1901 1901 This how howercrv howt howtr
ercrv t tr represents represents but little more than one onehalf onchalt onehalf
half the earnings for the percentage of ofnet ornet ofnet
net earnings to the capital stock during duringthe durIn durInthe duringtue
the last eight years has been from from57 57 to toS45
845 per cent cen 1
Company Undercapitalization UndercapitalizationBut
But it may be said that this Is not nota nota nota
a fair comparison that the rate of earn earnings carnIngs earnings
ings should be based upon the net assets assetsand assetsand assetsand
and that the company Is greatly under undercapitalized undercapltnUzed undercapitalized
capitalized It is capitalized for about about15oooCOO about150O0O00
15000000 more than the parties them themselves themselves themsolves ¬
selves value the property and assets assetswhich assetswhloh assetawhich
which they tho put In besides from the sur surplus surplus surplus ¬
plus earnings earningsThe oor earningsThe 1Ings 1IngsThe
The governments brief says the effect effectof effectof effectof
of the th monopoly Is i even more moretult fully appre appreciated appreciated appreelated ¬
ciated when the profits of the th companies companiesengaged c cpmpaniesengaged mtlanies mtlaniesengaged
engaged exclusively in purchasing trans transporting transporting transporung ¬
porting and selling petroleum and Its Itsproducts itsproducts itsproducts
products In this country alone are con considered consfdered considered ¬
sidered The brief says sa s the pipe plp line linecompanies lInecompanies linecompntes
companies are yielding enormous profits profitsthat profitsthAt profitsthat
that the profits on all of the companies companiesfrom companIesfrom companIesfrom
from 1S99 lS9 to 1906 range from 23 2 to 100 per percent percent percent
cent on the capital stock per annum In Inthe Inthe inthe
the same period the rate of profits on the thetotal thetotal thetotal
total net et assets ranged in most cases casesfrom cases casesfrom casesfrom
from 35 to 153 153 53 per cent centHotel centI centHotel
I Hotel Proprietor Dead DeadNew DeaclNew DealNew
New York March 9 9Harry Harry Prescott PrescottWhitaker Pr PrescottWhitaker cott cottVhitaker
Whitaker proprietor of the Hotel Nether Xethsrland N Netherland ther therland
land died dl d today in the hotel The Im Immediate immedIate immediate ¬
mediate cause was pneumonia though he hehad hehad hehad
had been beensutrering suffering from paralysis for forabout forabout forabout
about four years ears He traveled about In Insearch infl Insearch
fl search arch of oth health alth and about a year ear ago agoWas agowas I
Was compelled to give up active work
ISTA STANDPATTERS DPATTERSBUSL DPATTERSBUSLIowa BUSY BUSYIowa BUSYIowa
Iowa Regulars Plan to Capture 08p re the theState theState theV theState
State Convention ConventionSpedfti ConventionSpecW ConventionSpecIl
V
Spedfti to The Washington Herald HeraldDeg HeraldDeg 1kaldDeg
Deg Moines Iowa March 9 9 aWIth With the theavowed tl tlavowed thavowed
avowed purpose of controlling the he next nextRepublican nextepubllcan nextRepublican
Republican State convention Iowa stand standpatters 1ital1 1ital1patters standpatters ¬
patters held a conference In Des Moines Moinesthis lIIolri MeincsthI5 s sthS
this thS afternoon The rhelncenthc TheV V Incentive for tori tori the theconference theconference theconference
conference was a provision In the amend amendment atneridJnent amendmeat ¬
meat to tothc the primary law adopted a opte by bytfie bytfielast the thelast thelast
last legislature which reads r ads as follows followsThe followsV ollawsThe
V The term of office of such county countydelegates countydelegates countydelegates
delegates shall begin on the flay follow followIng followIng followIng
Ing the final canvass of the votes votes by bythe bythe bythe
the board of supervisors and shall con tontfnue continue conUntie ¬
Untie for two years 1 ars uid until their suc successors successors suecessors ¬
cessors are areelectell areelectellThe elected electeflThe electedThe
The county convention made up of ofdelegates otdetegate ofdelegates
delegates elected eJ ted June 8 8 1910 will select selectthe sel selectthe ct ctthe
the delegates to the State convention conv ntloJI of ofthis orthis ofthis
this year which will adopt adoptresoluUons adoptresoluUonsrelaUng resolutions resolutionsrelating resolutionsreiaUng
relating to the administration of presi president erezliIorit real realdent ¬
dent Taft and the votes of Jhe he Iowa JowaSenators IowaSenators IowaSenators
Senators on the tariff tarlftp postal stal springs 5pIng and andcommerce andaommerC andaommercO
commerce court bills billsBut bIllsB billsRut
But B t more Important than that In the theeyes theeyea theeyes
eyes of the standpat st ndpat politicians potfttalansis Is the thefact thefact thefact
fact that upon utlon the delegates to the thecounty thecounty thecounty
county convention nventon elected next 1lextrunffde 1lextrunffdependg June de depends depends ¬
pends the complexion of the th delegates to tothe tothe tothe
the national convention In 1012 1912r 1912KIIIED 1012KILLED 1012KILLED
r
KILLED IN IATJTO CRASH CEASHOne CRASHOne CRASHOne
One Man Ian Dead and Iwo Other Others Arc ArcK ArePro1ablT
K p Probably Fatally Hurt HnrtI HurtChIcago HurtChicago
I Chicago March 9 9Alfrc4 9Alfred AIfred D Mllteer il1teersecretary Miiteersecretary
I secretary and treasurer of the Mack MackRealty MackRealty MackRealty
Realty Company Is dead Dr E E EGeisel E EGeisel EGeisel
Geisel and his father John Geisel are areI aredlng aredying
I dying and Ora McNIece a chauffeur chalJffc r is isseriously Iscriously Isseriously
seriously Injured as a result of otnn an Automobile auto automobile automobile
mobile smashup In Gary Ind today todayThe todayThe 1 1i
i The crash occurred occurredshorUf shortly after itt r 4 4oclock 4oclock 4oclock
oclock when the men were returning returningfrom rcturn1rtgtrom returningfront
from Tolleston whither they tho had mo motored motored mcbred
tored on a business trip tripThe tripThe tripThe
The car was running swiftly through throughGary throug11Gar throughGary
Gary when McNIece lost control of It Iton It Ition iton
ion on a road that had been torn up to per permlt ermil permit
mil the laying of tramway tracks tracksFRANCE tracksI tracksFRANCE
FRANCE IS SHOCKED SHOCKEDBHARGE SHOCKEDBY SIIOCKEDBY
I BY BHARGE LARGE THEFTS THEFTSJevelafcions THEFTSRevelations TIIEFTSRevelations
Revelations May Have Bad BadEffect BadEffect ad adEftect
Effect on Election BleetionParte
I Pails P 18 March 9 9RtnlaUons Rsv latlons following followingthe followingthe Uowlng
I the arrest of M Dues Duoz judicial trustee tru fPf to tothe to toi tothe
i the Tribunal of tho Same S Ino and formerly formerlyliquidator tqrmerli frmerIy frmerIylIquidator
i liquidator of the properties of dispos dispossessed dletlnsi dlspcugsossed ¬
i sessed 86SS d religious organizations rb8I1I 1Uons who is ischarged isoharged ischarged
charged with the embezzlement of Ofi of31OCO000
i 1000000 Is enuring a profound Impres Impression Impf95slon imprealon ¬
sion lon in France and It is pretHettn prootQt they theywill theywtU thqywiil
will have ha 0 a disastrous dJi trousQrroct effect on the govJ govJemments Ioi Ioienm go goeminents
emments enm ntsdtances chances In n Jhe the coming comfft elec elecQose1V 16
111 j
Qose1V 1 1
There Is 1 indignation fn41gna on in many man quarUs quarUsthat quarfstMt quartssthat
that property wrested from the r relious reliousbodies rtJous rtJousbodies 1tOCSbodlos
bodies which In many cases was devoted devotedto
to relieving the necessities of the sick sickand sickantI sickanti
antI poor should have been allowed to toget t tgot togot
got into the clutches of a a rogue and be befrittered WfrfUQIod hafrittered
frittered away in speculation n and dissi dissipation dWIpatlon than thanpotion ¬
potion patlonAccordlng potionAccording pationAccording
According to the newspaper ne SPeP f Duezs Duezsdefalcations Dazsdeak8tlona Duzadefalcationa
defalcations now nQ prove to be nearer nearerJ2CUUOOO nea1lrCooOOO
J2CUUOOO CooOOO than OGQJOQ 1OOOeoo It Is said that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the money was in no wise lost In boursu boursutransactions bQurstrnsactlons bouraitrinsactiono
transactions Some of It wag wa invested an inroai anrool anreal
real estate by Duez for f r his own benefit benefitIt benefitIt benefitit
It is also declared that he lavished lavishedimmense JIti5hedirmnunse lavishedirrunonse
immense sums on Mile Polrle PolrIea a note notorious potorious notenoun ¬
rious noun and beautiful demimondaIne demimonilaireMary demlmonan1near3 demimondaIneMary
Mary ar3 Invoice of jewels were found foundamong foundamong fmrndamong
among his papers These and other oth gUts glitato gUtsto giftsto
to Mile Ule Poirie during the last few fewmonths fvmonths fewmonths
months are said to have amounted amoun l to a atotal atotal atotal
total of 12GQ 12030 l2O Duos also al o malntaJatsd a avila avtla avila
vila on the Riviera RivieraThe RhleraThe RivieraThe
The details de taUs of his alleged treattnant treat Jlt of ofchurch orchur ofchurch
church chur h property prop ty make amazing readng readngThere roadlIgThere roaciragTnere
There is much talk of other arrests It Itsems Its itseems
seems s ms that Daez Dl ez shared his plunder with mthuu withunecrupulous withunscrupulous
unscrupulous uu crupulous lawyers and others othersEAR othersFEAR othersEEAR
FEAR EAR FOR SENATOR DANIEL
Aged Lawmaker Stricken Str cken While In InFlorida inFlorida I
Florida for his II I Health HealthDaytona HealthDaytona HealthDaytona
Daytona Fla March 9 John John Warwick WarwickDaniel WarwickDaniel YarwlckDanfel
Daniel United States Senator from Vir Virginia VIrginia Virginia ¬
ginia who has been hero for some days dayswas da dayswas s swas
was stricken with paralysis shortly after aftermidnight attermidnight aftermidnight
midnight and his condition Is causing causingmuch causingmuch causingmuch
much concern The Senator was In bed bedwhen bedwhen bedwhen
when stricken and a d It was some time before before be before ¬
fore he rallied ralliedHe ralliedHe ralliedHe
He has seemed seemodstrongcr stronger today but the thephysicians thephysicians thephysicians
physicians fear a recurrence Of the stroke strokewhich strokewhIch strokewhich
which would probably prove fatal owing owingto oWIngto owingto
to the Senators advanced age The Th stroke strokecame strokecame strokecame
came without Warning WarningSunday varnlngSunday aarningSunday
Sunday afternoon Senator Daniel seemed seemedunusually seemedunusually seemedunusually
unusually well en and related to winter winterguests wlnt winterguests r rguests
guests here a number of war w r reminis reminiscences reminIscences renilniscences ¬
cences cencesBANdUET cencesBANQUET cencesBANQUET
BANQUET FOR FAIRBANKS FAIRBANKSFavors FAIRBANKSFnors FAIRBANKSFavors
Favors Peaceful Adjustment of In Internatlonal Inienatlonnl inlerantionni
ternatlonal Difficulties DifficultiesLondon Dlrflcultlel
London March 9 9Ex ILExVice Ex Vice YIC President PresidentFairbanks PresldentFairbanks WesidentFairbanks
Fairbanks was banquetted banquettedat at the Hotel HotelI HotelSavoy
I Savoy S vo tonight toni h by the Pilgrims Society SocietyReplying SocietyRepllng SocietyReplying
Replying to a toast proposed by Lord LordKalsbury LordHalsbury LordHalsbury
Halsbury Mr Fairbanks Fa bankS made mad a a humor humorous humorous humorous ¬
ous speech dealing with American and andBritish andBritish andBritish
British politics which kept his audience audiencein
in a state of laughter laughterIn i iIn
In a serious passage referring to the theImmense theimmense i iImmense
Immense exponjUtures XpCnilt ures of the leading na nations nations nalions ¬
tions on their armies and navies he said saidthat saIdthat saidthat
that If they expended but a small sWan frac fraction traction fraction ¬
tion of the energy now devtrted devbt d to pre preparing preparing j jparing
paring for war In Infn an n effort to prepare preparefop prepare prepareiOl preparefor
fop the peaceful adjustment of interna international internatlonal internatlonal ¬
tlonal differences auch uch differences woiild woiildsoon wotildsoon wodldsoon
soon be s t ttled tIed There would seldom be beany beany beany
any war1 war warit tthos those AtpOn upon whose backs the theburden theburden theburden
burden of ol o war war w r sooner or later rested restedwere restedwere j jwere
were free to determine on war or peace peaceWants peaceVnnts peaceWnnt5
Wants Deity Dett In the Constitution ConstitutionSenator Con8titn ConstitutionSenator ion ionSenator
Senator Riehardson of Delaware who whoduring whoduring whoduring
during his hI3briet hi brief service ervico in the > Senate has hasIntroduced hilSIntroduced hasintroduced
Introduced measures reappeared yester yesterday yoot yesterday r rday ¬
day in Inthe the rcle of author of a resolution resolutionto
to recognize recognize the Deity Delt tn the Federal FederalConstitution FederalConstitution FederalConstitution
Constitution The resolution proposes a aconstitutional aconstitutional aconstitutional
constitutional amendment and directs djrectsthat directsthat directsthat
that the words W lds in the name of God Godshallappea Godshall j jshall
shall shallappea appear in n the preamble pr preamblePerkins ambla amblaPe1kln j jPerkins
Perkins Rests RcAt Comfortably ComfortablyRepresentative ComfortablyRepresent ComfortablyRepresent
Representative Represent Uo Perkins who who ho suffered s ffere a arelapse arelap arelapse
relapse relap e yesterday at the Garfield Hospi Hospital HostlIW Hospital ¬
tal was reported to be holding his own ownat ownat wn wnat
at midnight He rested comfortably last lastnight lastnIght lastnight
night but IsBtill f8 BUllln In a critical crit1calcondtt1on crit1calcondtt1oni condition
i
I
BRIDES MOTHER CALLS CALLSSECRETARY CALLSSECRETARY CALLSSECRETARY
SECRETARY KNOX SAI SAIGirl sNQB sNQBI sNQBI sNQBGirl SNOB SNOBV
V
f V VGirl I I
Girl Will WillPM Pine A Away wvqnil anie and 1I Die in8JiYlft1i11J in in SfigM Short Tjiinfe Time ifHu if ifHusband ifV
V Husband Hu bandLeave Leaves Her Says S Ys Mrs Mrs6earJyi Gear Seaity r
Providence R L March March9jIt 9 9If If Scare Secretary Searetary Scaretaiy ¬
tary of State Knox turns his son Qn and andmy andmy andmy
my my daughter out Ill support support them my myself myelf myself ¬
self elf if trit it becomes becomesnecessary necessary saM Mrs MrsGeary MrsGenry afrsGeary
Geary young Knoxs new newmot motherinlaw motherinlawtonight motherlitlawtonight Jlnlaw Jlnlawtonight
tonight tonightI
I think the boys father f th thCr r is a snob snobshe snobshe mobshe
she continued Why just because b use ihOy ihOyeloped noy noyeloped nwelopedfs
eloped elopedfs Is nothing against them Our Ourfamily Ourfamily Ourfamily
family Is just as good gQod Qod as l1shls s his and dope clOPQmerits elopements i imerits
merits are not strange 8trangethtngslil things in either elU1eror eItherof j jof
of them Reed Knox eloped elopedI I am told toldand toldand toldand
and for that matter so did I when I Iwas Iwas I Iwas
was married marriedYoung marrledYoung V VYoung
Young Knox and my daughter are arehead arehead arehead
head over heels In love with each other otherand otherand otherand
and have havebe been n for more than a year It Ithas Ithas Ithas
has been well understood all the time ttrQelie ttniehe j jhe
he lie has h s been going with May that they theySEE th thSEE thaiSEE
SEE AUTO AUTO COMBINE COMBINEFinanciers COMBINEFinanQiers COMBINEFinanciers
Financiers Watch WatCh at h Progress of Con Consolidation Consolidation 1 1solidation
solidation in Inilustryx InilustryxNew In ThdustryNew ustry ustryNew
New York March 9 9J J P Morgan MorganCo MohranCo MorganCo
Co It Is stated today acted merely er8ly as asbrokers asbrokers I
brokers for the Studebaker Interests in inputting Inputting inputting
putting a big autfr deal through throughRumors throughRnmorh
Rumors of a big consolidation of auto automobile automobile automobile ¬ I
mobile mobile interests which lch have h ve beon current currentIn
In the financial district for some little littletime littletime littletime
time were strengthened by todays an announcement an announceni announceniont ¬
nouncement nounceni nt of the th StudebakerF M F Fpurchase Fpurchase Fpurchase
purchase and by the additional news newsfrom no notrom newsfrom
from Albany of the incorporation of the theStudobakers theStudebakers theStudebakers
Studebakers Vehicle Company Compa Wh When Whenany VltAnanyone n nany
any anyone one tried to put his finger on the thesource the3ourceo thesource
source 3ourceo of the rumors he was not likely Mkdyto Hkelyto likelyto
to be very successful SUCC6 stUt but Chore was a amore amore amore
more or less les definite shape to the re reports roports inports ¬
ports Just Just the same sameIt sameIt sameit
It is not so long Ion ago that the General GeneralMotor Goneralotor OeralMotor
Motor otor Company Comptln was organized to cen central centrol contioh ¬
tral three or more of the prominent promLllo t man manufactories manufactorIes manufactorbes ¬
ufactories in II the Middle West Still Stillmore StfUmore StIUmore
more recently the United States Motor MotorCompany MotorCompany MotorCompany
Company took took over a similar number numb rof rofconcerns of ofconcerns ofconcerns
concerns in the East EastWhat Ea EastWhat t tWhat
What the prophets expect to see now Is Ismore Istnorc ismore
more of those same combinations two or orthree orthree orLitres
three or four firms grouping together at ata ateo ata
a time Then some day daymaybe maybe one year yearor yearor ear earor
or two years rs or a doxen years from now nowthey nowthey nowthey
they expect to sac those groups get gettogether gettogether gettogether
together in larger groups oups or possibly possiblyall p055iblyall possiblyall
all in one great combine combineALLEGED combineALLEGED combineALLEGED
ALLEGED THIEF HELD HELDAlulrew HELDAlldret fIELDAndrew
Andrew Alldret Lee May Iay Be BeE Accused
E ofHorflsb3Robber3c Rpbberr V
CARRIED CONCEAJ CONCEAZLED ED D WEAPONS WEAPONSPolice WEAP01lSPolice WEAPONSPolice
Police Trace Su Suspicious plclouj Character Characterand ChnrRcterami Characterand
and After Arresting Him him Find FindXnmerouH JinilXnmeroull FindNumerous
Numerous Jewels and 421OO 210O 100 Hid Hidden IUdden hidden ¬
den on His Person PcrsonDttccUTea Detectives May 31nyFasten MayFasten UayFastcn
Fasten Other Crimes on Him HimOh HimOh I
C 1 1Oh
Oh you U citn call me Andrew Lee Lseabout Leeabout i iabout
about fifty y years rs old oWTnis oldTnfs oldThis
This was all tho police ootiid learn last lastnight fastnight I Inight
night as to the identiy of a man an against againstwhom againstwhom J1
whom charges of housebreaking and car carrying carryIng carrying ¬
rying concealed weapons have been en entered entered ¬ I Itered
tered and who is IslieJJeed believed to have been beenconnected beenconnected I Iconnected
connected with the thethelt theft of jewelry val valued V8lued valned ¬
ued at 15030 from the homo of Mrs Re Rebecca Rebecca Rebecca ¬
becca Hornsby 1718 I street northwest northwestWhen northwestWhen northwestWhen
When searched at the Eighth preclnct precinct precinctfitationhouse precinctstationhouse I IstAtionhous
I Ihis
fitationhouse 2100 2100 Ip bill were found in inhis inhis
his possession The roll was wrapped in ina ina ina
a soiled paper in which was waswrltten written the thenames thenames thenames
names of nearly a score of prominent res residents resIdents rcaidents ¬
idents of the city cityValuables citynlnahle citylnlnahles
Valuables nlnahle on onpelIori onpelIoriA Person PersonA
A revolver a bunch of skeleton keys keysabout keysabout keysabout
about thirty pieces or jewelry and an anunset anunset anunset
unset diamond were W re also taken from his hisclothing hIsclothing hisclothing
clothing where much of the property is issaid IssaId Issaid
said to have been be ncareluUy carefully concealed concealedThe conce concealedThe ded dedThe
The man was arrested at the corner of ofFirst ofFirst ofFirst
First and S streets streetsnorthw northwest st shortly shortlybefore shortlYbefore shortlybefore
before 6 oclock by Sergeant r nt Walsh and amiPoliceman andPoliceman andPoliceman
Policeman Gler whose attention had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been attracted attn ted to the man by his hI sus suspicious BUSplclous suspicious ¬
picious actions and who had followed foH wed him himfor himfor himfor >
for some distance dtstanceUnder distanceUnder j
Under orders from Maj = Iaj Sylvester the theman theman tisman
man was s taken tak tako to Police Po1i e headquarters headquarterswhere headquarterswhere headquarterswhere
where he was subjected to a searching searchingexamination searchingoxamlnatiOI1 searchingexamination
examination that disclosed little littleA littlepair littleA
A pair of rubber heels upon new pat patent patent patent ¬
ent leather shoes worn by the prisoner prisonerare prisonerare prisonerare
are likely to play a prominent part Part In Inthe inthe
the case as the detectives det cUvtS believe tlie
heels hC ls are a duplicate of those that left leftan leCtan leftan
an imprint on the dustcovered floors of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the house adjoining adj lnlng the Hornsby resi residence reEIdence residence ¬
dence through which the thief made his hisescape hisefcape hisescape
escape Detectives Weedon Burlingame BurlingameBerman BurlingameBerman BurlingameBerman
Berman and Cox are investigating thfs thfsas thfsas thfsas
as well as other features of o the case caseAccording ca caseAccording e eAccordlnb
According to the police several s weral pieces piecesof pIeceof piecesof
of jewelry found on the prisoner were werestolen Werestolen werestolen
stolen from the home of Mrs M E EHouck EHouck EHouck
Houck 76 S Sstreet street northwest Tuesday Tuesdaynight Tu Tuesdaynight day daynight
night last
lastDlauned
Blamed Dlauned for Thefts TheftsThey Th TheftsThey ib ibThey
They also a o express the thebeHel belief that he hehad hehad heland
had knowledge of the robbery at t the home homeof homeot homeof
of John H Anderson 154 Adams street streetnorthwest streetnorthest streetnorthwest
northwest where jewelry valued at more morethan morethan moretitan
than PJ 300 J0 was stolen by bya a thief thler who en entered entered enter ¬
tered ter d the tile front door with wlUta a duplicate key keyAn keyAn keyAn
An effort Cort will be made this morning morningto
to have ha the property ropert Identified and the theusual Uteusual theusual
usual photographs and Bertillon Berm on measure measurements measurements measurements ¬
ments will be taken and nndsent sent s nt to other othercities othercities othercities
cities in the hope of oftdenUt Identifying ing the tli pris prisoner prlsone prisoner ¬
V
oner onerLee one onerLee
oneLee V
Lee has h retained counsel counselWot counselXot counsel1ot
Wot Married In France FranceParis FrnnceParis FranceParis
Paris March 9 9The The report of the thcm mar marriage rnrriage r rrlage ¬
riage of Edith Kelly Ken to Frank rank Gould Gould is isprobably isprobably Isprobably
probably erroneous as as far as it JtreJate8 relates to tothe tothe tothe
the ceremony having occurred in France FranceIt FranceIt Francelit
It could not have taken tak rt place plM here with without without Uh Uhout ¬
out the aid of false documents as the theFrench theFrench theFrench
French law prescribes that the parties partiesmust parUesmust part1esmusthavo
must musthavo have resided six months monthsin in the dis district district district ¬
trict before a ceremony cerem ny can be per performed performed performed ¬
formed formedFresh f f fFrcBH V
fI 4 4Frenlt V
Fresh Fragrant I Dj n flabe e Vtetgte V Vbunch fli flibunch n
bunch Home grown Nkhte J istiM t U 1 It Iti 1 ij
j i V
were to be married matrl d as ags a fijbOn obn oil a Mr MrKnox MrKnoxwas Knox Knoxwas Xnoxwas
was in a position p sltlon to take t1ik a wife wlte I I dont dontknow dontknow dontknow
know as he he Is in that thatpositIon position yet yet They Theydecided Theyd Theydocidelt
decided d < cide not to walt any longer longerI longerIt longerdir
I If Secretary Knox bed loved a girl girlthe girlth girltile
the th same way va3 his son loves my daugh daughter daugh daughter daughter ¬
ter f he > e would have eloped himself I Ican Ican Ican
can say this My fy daughter would pine pineaway pineaway pineaway
away and nd die within a a short time Umelfher Umelfherhuaband if Ifhar Ifharhusband her herhusband
husband were forced fQrei to to leave leave her I Ireally 1really Ireally
really believe beUevelt If the boys boysfather father would wouldlet wouldlet wouldlet
let us all see him and andpresent present the case casefully casefully e etull
fully tull to hub he would w uld forgive the t eyottng eyottngpeople young youngpeople youngpeople
people at once onceIt onceIt onceIt
It may be that within a shoct Jhotl hctttlme hctttlmewe time timewe timewewm
we wewm jvill tvihi all go to Washington Wa tngtQQ and anQ try
but that depends on my soninlaw If Ifhe Ifh
he h wants to make n111 < e another try 1 I will go gowith gohIJ11 gowith I
with him and I ItbJnk think Dr French will willtoo willtoo
too > I
NOTED SCIEl SCIENTIST SCIENTISTDIES TrST TrSTDIES
DIES fib Al AT ftl1 UTQ fllb HIS WABV WORK WORKDrVillia1n llUJxlL llUJxlLDr YORKDr
Dr DrVillia1n William M Gray Grt1 Stricken Strickenat
at t Army Museum MuseumWIFE 3hlS ilurni ilurniw1k um umPROSTRATED
WIFE w1k PROSTRATED BY SHOCK SHOCKFamous SHOCKFamons SHOCKFamon
Famous Medical lelUcni Student Drops Dead Deadin D Deadin adj adjIn
in Midst of an Experiment EXIJC rJmen irlth irlthCorps fth lthCorps II IICorps
Corps of otDoctors Doctor Standing Scar ScarHail XcarUall Nearhind
Hail Telephoned Telephon lt 3Ir Mrs Gray He HeWould Hefonld lieWould
Would fonld Meet Her Earlier EarlierStanding EnrllerS EarlierStanding
Standing S ndlng over 00 the test tubes that had hadba hadbeen hadbeani
ba been n part of his life for more than fif fifteen fifteen fitteen ¬
teen years e rDrWJtllam Dr William MerrIck Gray a apathologist 3patholOgist a apathologist
pathologist was as stricken by heart dis disease disease disease ¬
ease at the Army ArmraOstlltal Hospital and Museum MuseumSeventh MuseumS MuseumSeventh
Seventh S ventn and ST streets j J tsf about 2 oclock oclockyesterday oclockyest oclockyesterday
yesterday yest rday afternoon afternoonBy attemoonBy aftemoonBy
By the time brother physicians had hadeached ha haaeh9d had1eached
1eached eached Ids side life was extinct extinctDr extinctDr extinctDr
Dr Gray Gra had beon for years one of the theohief theablet thechief
chief United States army physicians physiciansmaking physiciansmaking physiciansmaking
making quiet Investigations Into the thecauses theo thecauses
causes o uCs and mdrJJnedies remedies for diseases dl o esthat that are aremore aremore aremore
more fatalthan bullets bu1tetsln in war time and andhe llndho andho
ho had added much to the linowledge linowledgethat Jmowledgethat lutowledgethat
that science has of medicine medicineIn medicIneIn
In Act of Trains TrainsIn Te1ng Te1ngI
In I the midst mh s It at t an a1 p ejcperlmen experimentii4h peVlmen ih Uh a arps aaeTna
aeTna rps of doctorsSsiandlnK 10 doetorsatandIrtc < tors 8tandl near be > < s3Ud 111 m
Idenly placed his hand oa to his ls heart si sicollapsed lf lfcollapsed ad adcollapsed
collapsed He was fiftyone years old oldand oldand
and Is survived by his wife and two chil children chUdren oh ohdren ¬
dren dren living at S Grafton street street Chevy ChevyChase ChevyChase
Chase ChaseDr ChaseDr CbaeDr
Dr Gray bad telephoned his wife lfe less lessUwm lessi lessthan
i thAn half an hour before his death that thathe thathe thatbe
he would meet her at Fourteenth and F Fstreets Fstreets Fstreets
streets and accompany her on a a shopping shoppingtour sb shoppingtour tlplng tlplngtour
tour tourHardly tourHardly tourHardly
Hardly had the news of his death spread spreadthrough spreadthrough spreadthrough
through the laboratory when Mrs Gray Grayentered Gray6Dtered Grayentered
entered the building buItt1 buikllng ng and learned her hus husband hus1Hlnd husband ¬
band was w dead deadProstrated deadProt deadFrostritted
Prostrated Prot tecl by Shock ShockShe ShockShe ShockShe
She was prostrated by the shock 8h k and andwas andwas andivan
was taken to her home She is in a seri serious sfrlous sortous ¬
ous condition conditionCoroner conditionCoroner conditionCoroner
Coroner Nevitt was wa summoned and andafter andafter andafter
after viewing the remains of the man manwho manwho tunawho
who had been a lifelong friend issued issueda
a certificate of death by b heart failure failureGEAPT tallureGRAFT failureGRAFT
GRAFT CHARGE DENIED
President Pre ldent of Road Probes Into Ex Extravagrance Extringance Ertrnvagance
travagrance of Employee EmploTesChicago EmployeeChicago
1 Chicago March S 9A A ifJ So bill used to tolight toUght tolight
light a cigar in a Detroit hotel started startedthe startedthe startedthe
the Investigation Ift Ugatlon by b President Harahan Harahaninto HarahenInto Harahaninto
into certain departments of the Illinois IllinoisCentral IllinoIsCpntra1 IllinoisCpntral
Central Railroad which gave rise to re reports re reports inports ¬
ports of 5100010 graft in the road It Itwas Itwas Itwas
was learned today todayThat toda todaThat todayThat
That there has been graft Mr rr Hara Harahan Hamhan Ham Hamban
han denied denledabsolutelr absolutely and with withheat withheatbut heat heatbut heatbut
but he admitted admit tea that an investigation investigationhas
has h ha been In progress for three months monthsNothing monthsNothing
Nothing In the way of graft or Irregu Irregularity Irregubulty Irregulanity ¬
larity was discovered dllt o1red and the inquiry Is Isclosed Iselosed Isclosed
closed accGrdlng according to to the president presidentWhen preoldantWhon presidentWhon
Whon people use O 60 bills to light lighttheir lighttheir lighttheir
their their cigars It is time to get busy said saidMr s saidMr lId lIdIr
Mr Ir Harahan When reports came to tome tome tome
me from Detroit and other places > l ces thatDlen that thatn thatnwn
n Dlen n connected connect connectad d with the Illinois Cen Central Central Cantmal ¬
tral Railroad were ere burning b n iJ1 money I de decided decided deaided ¬
cided to investigate i IdId did so The In Invof InvtlgaUon Investigation
vof vtlgaUon Ugatlon continued three months and andIt andit andit
It disclosed dlsclos d nothing In the he way ay ofir ofirrcgularltles or o4ir o4irmegularities j ir irregularities
regularities or graft There Is Is no graft gplttIn graftIn t tIn
In the Illinois Central My Investiga Investigation iDestIgaUnn Investigaton ¬
ton has satisfied s tlsfted me of that
RUN ON HERRICKS BANK BANKBIs BANKDIg BANKBig
DIg Cleveland CleT1Iand Institution In titutlon With Withstands WithStands Ub UbStand ¬
stands Stand Shock Well WellCleveland WellCleveland VeJ1Clfvelnnd
Cleveland March 3 9Unusual Unusual assur assuraices aasurahces assurabees
aices of their th lr bank safety were given the thedepositors thedepositors thedepositors
depositors of the Society for Savings the theonly th thonly theonly
only mutual bank In Ohio tonight fol following following following
lowing a run 6n n the th institution this after afternoon afternoon
noon which continued till 6 oclock when whenthe Whenthe whenthe
the bank closed Its doors for the day dayafter dayafter dayafter
after remaining m91ning open three hours after afterbanking atterbanking afterbanking
banking hours B B Seymour State Statebanking Stateban1dng Statebanking
banking superintendent from Columbus Columbusaddressed Columbusaddressed Columbusaddressed
addressed a signed statement to the de depositors depositors depositors ¬
positors to the effect that the banks con condition condition condihion ¬
dition was excellent excellentMyron excellentMyron excellentMyron
Myron T Herrick former fOm1 r governor of ofOhio ofOhlo ofOhio
Ohio president of the society tonight is issued isSued issued
sued a statement in which he declared re repor1q meports j jports
ports involving il1v hJn the thebank bank had been bE n circu circulated circulated j
lated In some orheunac unaccountable 6untabe manner manner and andadded andadded I Iadded
added tat the bank was waslnpertcct In inperfect perfect condl condltion ondlUon condition
tion
Toni TontJol Johnson lu n Scclis SeeJ JII Office OfficeCleveland OrflefCle OfficeCleveland
Cleveland Cle land March 1l tQb 9 9Jformer Former Mayor MayorTom MaytrToni IaJr IaJrTorn
Tom L Johnson Tohn oit defeated 4e at for fQrfhe the may mayoralty mayomity mayorahty ¬
oralty last fall alt after serving s Srt1ngcontInuu l continuous continuously ontlnuouslYsf ¬
ly lYsf slnee 1noe 1I6101 1901 today to ay let letAf etitjie ItT e known that thathe thatIte thathe
he wouloVljke to t go to the legislature legislatureeither legislatureolthor legislatureeIther
either asState ns nsasenator s t > < senator seruitoi < pt prtLS as representa representative representaUve representatire ¬
tire
David A Mnjiro 3huiroDcad 3huiroDcadYo Dead DeadNew I > e d dNew
Yo
New YojJs YO Iareh lrch 9Davld David Alexander AlexanderJttmrt 41exanderMU1UH
Jttmrt aat4i i t editor of oCtho the North Northm Northdied
> m io < rsw w died tonlght in St StYmt
Ymt Vtteentt Vtent ivttl ifc0 pt < U In 1x his hi sixtysixth year
PIAflf15UPHIlD PIAflf15UPHIlDUYSGIENCE E iBY IS uPHELD uPHELDI
I UYSGIENCE BY SCIENCE BUOY BUOYGanuett BODYnnett
Ganuett nnett Ibsists Data Meau Meaungless Me Meillgless
ngless toCo th Congress CongressACTION grsg
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ACTION CTION JS S AIS A SU1WELYGeographic URFR18E
Geographic pbie Sqei SociWSttre Y 1 eJr eJrUd 1roof 1roofWpiild
Wpiild Ud N Not fH 4u e It1oned It1onedGeologbm 1 oned onedJ
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Geolotllnl I Sl Sn r rvcy eT Ofn 0 ffkdA la 1 iDeelare iDeelareHonse iJeclareHouse
House Com Committee ttte Would VOJJJdSot Not Be BeDetter BeBetter
Better Informed U Tltc They Vereto VeretoExnn Vere to toExzijiizie
Exnn Exzijiizie Sue All Au of Explo Explorers er Records UecorlhrDifferent RecordsDifferent
Different VIew of Situation Ex
pressed In Congressional Gontre8 lonnl Circles CirclesWhile CirclesWJJle CirclesWhile
While datff d da Q1 submitted by Civil Brtglneer BrtglneerRobert E 1iigineerRObert glneer glneerR
Robert R 1i rt E E Peary 1aar is IJI I absolutely absolutel cpnvlncJng cpnvlncJngto coiishictng coiishictngto rifncfng rifncfngto
to the thesglentific scientific mind mlQd Jt would be be mean ineaningless meaninglessto nean neanInglesato
ingless inglessto to a committee of Congress cong s in the theopinion theopinIon theopinIon
opinion of o Dr Samuel S Gannett of the theGeological theGeological theGeological
Geological Survey SU ey who was one of the thethree thttthree thethree
three members of the committee of the theNational theNatIonal
National GeograpWfe Society thatlpassed thatlpassedon that that passed passedon SSed SSedQn
on the proofs submitted by the tt naval navalofficer navalofficer navalofficer
officer and proclaimed him to the world worldas worldus worldas
as the discoverer dI coverer of the north pole poleOther poleOther poleOther
Other members of the committee were wereRear wereRear wereRear
Rear Admiral Chester Ch teri a retired naval navalofficer navalofficer navalofficer
officer formerly Superintendent of the theNaval theNaval theNaval
Naval Qbseret Qbservatorjy rc and a n O H 1L TItman of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Coast and Geodetic Geodetic Survey SurveyGcOBrrnjihio SUrveyGe0gr111Jhlc SurveyGeographic
Geographic Society Surprised SurprisedThe Surprb SurprisedThe cl clThe
The action of the House committee committeeyesterday eDJl1rnlttMesterday committeeyesterday
yesterday In deciding by an almost unan unanimous unanimous unantmous ¬
imous vote ote that no honors would be beconferred beconerred beconferred
conferred upon Commander Peary until untilhe unt1lhe untilhe
he should submit the original proof to toCongress toCongress toCongress
Congress nowhere occasioned oeeaslonedas as much muchsurprise mu muchsurprise < h hsurprIse
surprise as among the members of the theGeographic theGeogrstlhlc theGeographic
Geographic Society SocietyThe SoCletyThe SocietyThe
The societys committee In particular particularhad PfUtJcularhad pszttcuiarhad
had reason to believe that tbatno no such ac action aetion artlon ¬
tion would be taken at the present resent time timeand Umeand timeand
and they were confident that when the thevote theote thevote
vote ote came they would wout develop much muchgreater mtJftgreater muchgreater
greater strength than was shown In Indeed Indeed indeed ¬
deed at least one member of the House Housecommittee Housecommittee Housecommittee
committee had seen the original Peary Pearydata Pear Peardata Pearydata
data and had approved the findings of oftne oftlte
tne tl1e Geographic Society Socle committee comn tlee This Thisgentleman Thl Thlgentleman Thisgentleman
gentleman it was thought was the 11e best bestqualified bestq bestqualireqmember
qualified q qualireqmember ua I ivem member ember of the tn Jia police doime e commit commUThe cemm committetijua4he it itt
t tetijua4he ptqjugge e recoids rcebidsVT JI JIA
VT A 4ceepted cc pteL < by S ltis1sThe ifuUllb ifuUllbThe
The findings of our committee ssKi ssKiDr rd rdDr atidDr
Dr Gannett were approved by the Ul s sclety Iclety sclety
clety and have since been accepted acceptedby aooeptMby atedby
by practically every sclcntlfl sclcntiftc society societythroughout societ societthroughout societythroughout
throughout the world There was no nodoubt nodoubt nodoubt
doubt in our minds after cheeking the theevidence theevidence theevidence
evidence In every possible manner that thatCommander thatCommander thatCommander
Commander Peary reached U the e pole as ashe asthe asthe
the he proof is absolutely convincing To Toone Tone Toone
one ne lacking lackIn in scientific knowledge of the thesubject thosubject thesubject
subject however the data would b bmeaningless l lmeanIngless be bemeaningless
meaningless and I question whether the theHouse theHouse theHouse
House committte would be any better betterinformed betterlDformed betterinformed
informed on the subject if they bad all allof allof allof
of the th Peary proofs which could only onlybe onlybe onlybe
be confusing to the lay mind mindIn mlntIIn mindIn
In Congressional quarters last evening eveninga
a different view Jew of the situation was ex expressed expressed cxpressed ¬
pressed a few members going so far as asto asto asto
to suggest that the naval officer should shouldbe shouldbe shouldbe
be disciplined for attempting to withhold withholdfrom wIthholdfrom withholdfrom
from his government information and an4material an anmat andmaterial
material mat rIal which under the naval regu regulations regulations regalatlons ¬
lations It was his duty to present to the thedepartment thedepartment thedepartment
department without delay
GAIN BY SHORTER HOURS HOURSCigrarmakers HOURSCigarmakers9 HOURSCigarmakera
Cigrarmakers Average A ernge Life Greatly GreatlyIncreased GrentlyIncrelUed Greatlyincreased
Increased Declares Compare GompersChicago GomperChicago CompareChicago
Chicago March 9 9Since Since the Introduc Introduction Introdu4Uon Introduetion ¬
tion of the theelshthour eighthour day In the ranks ranksof ranksof ranksof
of the clgarmakers clgarma ors of the United States Stateswithin Statewithin Stateswithin <
within the last few years the average averagelife averagelite averagelife
life of men engaged in the craft has in increased JRcreased inCreased ¬
creased fifteen years yearsPresident yearsPresident earg eargPresIdent
President Samuel Gompers of the theAmerican theAmerican theAmerican
American Federation F deration of Labor who ig igalso blalso isalso
also International vice president presld Dt of the thecigarmakers thecigarmaker thecigarrnakers
cigarmakers union made this observa observation observation ¬ V Vlion
tion today when testifying estl lng before the thehearing thehearlngot thehearing
hearing hearlngot of the railroad raI ro d trainmen in inwage inwage Inwage
wage arbitration arbitr Uon proceedings Mr Gom Gompers Gompers Gentpers ¬
pers was was the star witness In the closing closinghours closinghours < Io ing inghours
hours of the hearing before the State Statearbitrators Statearbitrators Statearbitrators
arbitrators He supported the contention contentionof
of the trainmen that long hours of em employment employment m mploment ¬
ployment were W re provocative of injury and andshould andshQuld andshould
should be amply recompensed recompensedOARIOAD recompen recompensedCARLOAD ed edOARLOAD
CARLOAD OF BABIES ARRIVES ARRIVESNcrr ARRIVESXCTf ARRIVESNew
New York FonmlllnRa FounrIUn Get Homes in
V New Orleans OrleansNew Orlenn8New OrleansNew
New Orleans March 9 IThis This was the theday theday theday
day they gave babies away In New Or Orleans Orteans Orleans ¬
leans A carload carload of the little tots ar arrived arrIved armired ¬
rived here he today from New York found foundling toundling foundling ¬
ling and orphan asylums as lums with an eager eagercrowd eagercroWd cagercrowd
crowd of claimants awaiting their ar arrival arrival arrival ¬
rival In Thaddltion p addition d1Uon to those who 110 had pre previously previously prevlously ¬
viously tr1c 3 ie e successful claim to a baby babymny babymany babymany
many many pressed about the car in the hope hopethat hopethat hopethat
that there might be some left over overbut oerbut overbut
but those who had applied In advance advancegot advancegOt ndvacegot
got every baby In the car carKAISER carKAISER carxAIsa
KAISER TAKES MEN OF NOTE NOTEComment NOTECOJUJuent NOTEComuiet
Comment Created 1 r His HI Choice of ofTraveling ofTrnTellug ofTraveling
Traveling Companions CompanionsBerlin CompanloruBerlin ConipanioniBerlin
Berlin March 9 9The The Kaiser left WU WUhelmshaven WHl1elmshaven Witbelmsltaven
helmshaven this morning on the battle battleship battl battlShip battleship
ship Deutschland to Inspect InSP ct the new newworks newworks newworks
works and fortifications fortln aUons on the Island of ofHellgot orHeUg oflellgot
Hellgot HeUg t and which are designed to make makethe makethe makethe
the island impregnable His HI majestys majestyschoice majestyschof majestyschoice
choice chof of traveling companions on this thistrip thistrip thistrip
trip which whlchwfU will Include a cruise eruls In the theNorth theNorth theNorth
North Sen is a subject or discussion discussionTn
In addition to PrinceHonry prlnce Henry of Prussia Prussiathere Piusslathere iussia iussiathere
there are about a dozen admirals or the theGerman theGerman theGerman
German fleet fl et arid a score seoTO of f scientists scientistsfinanciers scientistsfinanciers olentistsflnnnciersmd
financiers flnnnciersmd and leaders of commerce c nunerce all allmen allmen allmen
men of note representing r pre eI1Ung some sOm of th thlargest thlargest the thelakgest
largest fortunes in Germany Such a aparty nparty aparty
party never before b tore accompanied accompan accompanied ed Ih the Em Emperor Emperor Emperor ¬
peror on a sea trip tripOBWy tripOneWay rlp rlpOntaTCOlouI8f
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To many Western W tern Points via 18 Baltimore ijll1t1m jtimOra re
Ohio H R R Tickets on sale daily d ny until untilApril u1t11rJl untilApril
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