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f J I mE iE WASHINGTON HERALD MONDAY MQNDAY AUGUST 8 1910 7
I All Au the News in the World of Sports Sportsj I
REGATTA ENTRIES ENTRIESARE ENTRIESARE
4 ARE AREOALLI AREOALLISixtythree HOI ALL IH IHSixtythree INSixttJllee
Sixtythree Crews to Take TakePart TakePart TakePart
Part in Big Event Eventv EventOTTAWA t tOTrA
v OTTAWA OTrA W A ROWING CLUB COMING COMINGDetroit OOMINGDctrolt COMINGDetroit
Detroit Boot Club Will VJ11 Sot ot Compete CompeteArgrounuts CompcteArJou Competetrgozznuta
Argrounuts ArJou ut Are re Anxions Anx ou1f to Meet Meetyctr Meetrork Icet Icetcw
= yctr cw Tock ork Athletic Club Intermc Intermediate IntermcdJn Intermcdinte ¬
diate dJn e Gliamploiifl Jnst Year lenrWIl lenrWIlSend Will WillSend ln lnSendF
Send SendF Four u of Their Crews CrewsThe CrewThe CrcvThe
The executive commute of o the Th Na National Natlonl National ¬
tional Association at Ajnalour r Oarsmen Oarsmenmet QUlmenmft Oixmenmt
met yesterday in Now York and passed passedupon paNedupon pauedupon
upon the entries Batr entr1 for or the Us national regatta regattato ra tta
to be held on the th Potomac River Riv Friday Fridayand Fridayand Fridaynd
and nd Saturday Sixtythree crews repre representing repreenUBg representing ¬
senting thirtyfive clubs club from all over overthe OYert overthe
the t E United States Stat and Canada are on entered ontered ontered ¬
tered In the big fete tete which promises to tobe tobe tobe
be one of the most successful ever held heldin beldIn heldIn
in this part of the country countryThe countryThe countryThe
The Detroit Boat Bo t Club who were look looked lOOked looked ¬
ed upon to enter their strong senior senioreight Mnlortl senioreight
eight tl ht have ha I decided at the last minute minutenot minutenot minutenot
not to enter This crew was beaten in inthe Inthe hithe
the senior event at St Catherines Cat Can Canv CZada
v ada last Saturday and am as a they wore worecompletely woreornpltf1y woreconpIetIly
completely outclassed o teapec in the race their theirtlub theirdub theirdub
dub thought it not worth the while to tostack tostack tostack
stack up against the fast organizations organizationsthat orgaalat orgaalatthat orgnizatIoflIthat
that are a e entered in the regatta Their Theirvictors Tbelr1ctorl Theirvttor
victors 1ctorl the Ottawa Rowing Club of Can Canada Caaaca Cijiada ¬
ada have entered enteced their victorious eight eighttheir lgbttheir eighttheir
their senior and their intermediate intermediatefours IntermedJaUtou intermediatefours
fours tou Tbe Argonauts will tit send their theirsenior tbetrcnlor theirenIor
senior > and intermediate doubleoared doubleoaredshell douoleMudhl1 doublered5hel1
shell hl1 who M made ma such a good showing bowSn In Inthe Intho Inthe
the Canadian Henley a ft1ey last week The TheArgonauts Tit TitArgonauts TheArgonauta
Argonauts are re particularly Ueularly anxious to tomeasure 18meaore tometiure
measure blades ldea with the crack champion championeight cbampleneight champiOneight
eight of o the tb New York Athletic tbIetSc Club Clubwho Clubwho Clubwho
who won the intermediate eightoared eightoaredchampionship ebtoarldchampionship eightoaredchampionship
championship of o last year yearOFFICIAL yearOFFIOIAL yrOFFICIAL
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Stringer Str a C F Wright WTI rIIrht t C W Foster r and M M MCochru ICoclttaa MCochlea
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Amaaa Araadel A Boat Club Baltimore George W WHoo WHooe WHoo
Hoo L L II 1 tttoll toI1 W H Oebri and Georae GeorpsFarker E EParker E EIlTkn
Parker Potomac Boat Club Waabington WUliam WUliamBirrey wUUaaBlrreJ lVllfts lVllftsBtrrey
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3cs4 kjpte Virginia tQo1Id Boat Club RiehmomL S S Smith SmithL
L M 1 WeUtford It B Porreat Porrat A C C Hariett N NR NR NIC
R Watt aU A J Stvflle J W V Jofanaon aDd D J JTrier JTln JTkr
Trier coxswain W P Waddry snbaUtatea I C CWheat CJ CI
J > I Wheat leD WeUford and K E Gilliem GW Petemo PetemoBoat PetouacBoat uac uacat
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tore eora B B Ilmda U Anthony Lucas L Edgar J Hensh Henshend U Heogliand GIII GIIIaDd
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font ford ned E E Cuss Potomac Boat Club Waablegton WaablegtonK W
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coeaful Is to bo made oven more inter interesting IntereUng intereating ¬
eating by a a visit from tho Duka and andDuchess andDuchefiiB andDucheen
Duchess of Roxburghe the latter for formerly formorly forBerly ¬
merly Miss May ay Goelet They are com coming comIng cornIng ¬
ing over early next month to visit the theduchess theduchess theduchess
duchess mother Mrs OgdarrGoolot O Ogden den Goelot who whohas whohas whohas
has already arranged arrang d for two twq entertain entertainments entertainments entertainmints ¬
ments for them That is I Mrs rrs Goelet Goelethas Gooletbas Goeletbaa
has takon two evenings but what her herplans hrpln herplans
plans are have not yet been announced announcedsave announcedla8 announcJ4ftVi
save that there will be a large dinner dinnerparty dinnerparty dinnerparty
party on each occasion occasionIt
It is likely that part of o one evening eveningwill eenlngwill eveningwill
will also bo given up to music and an another another another ¬
other tb dancing Other members of the thevilla thovl11a thevilla
villa colony will also entertain for the theduke theduke theduke
duke and duchess who ho have not been In InNewport InNewport InNewport
Newport slnco sIne their marriage
WITH ITll THE AMATEURS AMATEURSi AMATEURSNotes i
Notes and Comment Gleaned Gleanedfrom Gleanedfrom Gleanedfrom
from Local Diamonds DiamondsCLUBS DialllolldsCLUBS DiamondsCLUBS
CLUBS HOW ON THE LAST LAP LAPThin LAP1hl LAPTJlIs
Thin 1hl Week Will 111 See the Pennant PennantWinner PennnntVlnncr PennantVlnner
Winner Decided In All of the theLeague theL theLencueIBflflLCerJ5
League L LencueIBflflLCerJ5 nu AD1nkerl Bankers Will VIII Hold Meet MeetJnf Jleetng MeetJot
Jot ng Todny rocln to Name Ontes Dnte for the theFlnnl theFinal j jFlnnl
Flnnl Battle Between Lcmlera LencIerflD j jBy
By D N T AVORLEV AVORLEVEight VORLE VORLEEIht VORLEEight
Eight of tho eleven leagues will start starton startnfl tart tarton
on their last lap this week and by Sat Saturday Saturda Saturday ¬
urday urda the pennant winner in each organ organization 0IpAizatlon organization ¬
ization should be known The amateur amateurcommission amateurommlalon amateurcommission
commission has ruled that all the leagues leaguesmust 1 1must loauesmust
must clofio by b August 15 15 and there has hasbten hasben hasbeen
ben a a morry Old scramble to comply oomplywith QOmplwith complywith
with this ruling Many of o the leagues leagueshad leaunhad leagueshad
had to cut short their schedules IICh du and andmake andmake andmake
make out a new series serl of games so that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the leading teams might fight ht out their theirdifferences th theirdifferences r rdUtereocCi
differences before the 01 time set et for the thedrop thedrop thedrop
drop of the curtain curtainThree eurtaJnThree curtainThree
Three important series Rrl of games sa will willattract wtllattract willattract
attract big crowds this week woektbe the South Southern Southern Southera ¬
ern and Adams teams te JM in the Terminal TerminalRailroad TormlDalRatlr0a4 TerminalRailroad
Railroad Y M I C A A circuit American AmericanSecurity AmerlcaaSecurity AmericanSecurity
Security and Commercial in the Bankers BankersLeague Baak BaakLeap BankersLeague
League and the Woodbtm and Petworth Petworthaggregations PottortanrqaUona Potwoethaggregirions
aggregations In the Suburban organisa or orUon orgaidsetion organisation ¬
tion Uon all having been booked to clash clashseveral cIUhI clashseveral
several vera times tim ia as many maR days daysThis a aTbIs daysThis
This afternoon Petworth will try to toregain torp1 torepin
regain the ground it lost to Woodbuip Woodbuipon Woodbuiion oodbu oodbuon
on Saturday Satur ay and every fan In the Ut Die District DJ DJtrlet Dietrict ¬
trict is expected to Journey out to Grant GrantOval GrantOval GrantOval
Oval to see the finals in the northwest northwestcircuit nortawtcircuit northwestcircuit
circuit circuit which has h furnished turnJ h8d such an anexciting IUtuetUa anzdtlng
exciting uetUa race all lI the year Oarrttt will willtry wUltq willtry
try to retrieve his defeat of Hat weok weokand w waDd we weand
and either Moore or Jones Joa will willthe serve servethe ssr ssrthe
the pellets Ueta for the Woodburners The Thebetting TINtHUI Thebetting
betting HUI is even and its It i a 5 toss t up be between Htw hetween ¬
tween tw the Us two clubs clubsSunday cluNSunda clubsSunday
Sunday Sunda baseball pays 17 in I the District DistrictAt DtIItrlctAt DistrictAt
At least the Ut Capital City league has hasfound 11M1OtInd boafound
found it Itis is profitable to play pk off o games on onthe CIAUte onthe
the Sabbath bbsth and a d next ext year provision provisionwill pro prowOI provisionwUL
will in all probability be made for games gamesseven p pIA gamesesven
seven days la the week weekIt woekIt weekIt
It looks look like Uk tbe tbsfollowtng following teams will wttlcontest wtUCIOntt willcontest
contest for the championship of the Die District DWUiet Dieulct ¬
trict this fall all Capital City League Le sue Cor Cornell CorDell Corsell ¬
nell Co Departmental League Lea Com Commissioners CommIM6on Cornmisilonors ¬
missioners mIM6on ra Sunday School ol League L Ninth NinthMarquett NtatbMarquUe NinthMarquett0
Marquett League Lea Columbia 1ft 1 Subur Suburban Suburban 3uburban ¬
ban League Petworth Independence IndependenceLeague IndG IndGL IndependenceLeague
League L Manhattan Railroad Y M C A ALeague A AL ALesgste
League L Southern Commercial C < League LeagueThe LeapThe LeagueThe
The Washington Herald Bankers BankersLeague BaAkenLpe BankeriLeague
League American Security and Trust TrustCompany TruatCompaay TrustCompany
Company CompanyIn
In the Railroad and Suburban leagues leaguesthe Ie IeI leaguesthe
the writer has merely guessed at the thewfenar tlMI thewinner
winner as either Petworth or Southern Southernmay Suutherumqr Suuthrnma
may ma be defeated by Woodbura and andAdams u4daJM andMeals
Adams rM re respectively seUvly and the same am thing thingcan thinCD thingcan <
can be said Id in tho Bankers Bank League LeagueAmerican LeagueAmerican
American Security Sec1 and Trust havtag to toplay tomay toplay
play Commercial for the flag in this cir circuit circuit ciaoutt ¬
cuit At the present time with their tbeirteant uartout theirteam
tout crippled Commercial looks like Uk a aleoond aaeooad aC000JKI
leoond choice choiceThe eboleeTbe choiceThe
The Washington Lodge of Elks lka will willplay willpla7 willplay
play the Knights of Columbus at Amer American AmerIcan ¬
ican League Park Friday for the benefit benefitof benedtof t tof
of St Vincents Orphan Orph n Asylum and anderery DelPIY andevery
every PIY fan an should buy bu a ticket Th The two twoteams twot
teams t ama will b M under the leadership 1M4IenI p of ofcompetent orOIDpeeGt ofcompetent
competent managers Phil King coach coachof coacbor coachor
or the Georgetown baseball team last lastspring 1utaprlnC lastipring
spring manager of the Chamber of Com Commerce Commerce Cornmere ¬
merce mere nine aDd oxPrinceton athlete athletewill athletewltl athletewill
will lead the Elk Blka while James Ja A AOShea A AOShea AOShea
OShea president PlMi ent of the Capital City CityLeague CItyL8ICU CityLeague
League is In charge of o the Knights Knlsh l A Agood Asood Agood
good game is bound to be the result resulta resuJtcl resultad
a cl d the Washington WU ta ton public is requested requestedto
to ba present to urge on the t e two clubs clubsThe chlblThe clubsThe
The board of directors of the Terminal TerminalRailroad TerminalRaUroad TerminalRailroad
Railroad Y M C A League L have ha de decided de deckIfId 4 4cidad ¬
cided to settle the leadership of o the theleague thef theleague
league f race this week and have set aside asidethree utdethne aeldsthree
three dates on which the games will be beplayed bepayecl beplayed
played between Adams ma and Southern SouthernThe SouthernTile SouthernThe
The first battle uSa will take place Wednes Wednesday Weilnesday rec1nes rec1nescJY ¬
day the 10th and the teams will play playagain playaptn playagain
again on Thursday and Friday Fr1 8 All oth other otber othor ¬
er games have M been called off so that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the league may finish nn its season by Au August Aut August ¬
gust t If as at ordered by the amatonr com commission commlulon cornmission ¬
mission missionThree mlulonThr missionThree
Three Thr notables no tabI 0 in lathe the person of Jim Jimtiprigmaa JImtlprtgmlUl Jimtlprlgmaii
tiprigmaa B R B Doyle Doyl scout for or the theSavannah theSavan theSavannah
Savannah Savan flh team and FL V ShurtUef sec secretary HeretaTy seeretary ¬
retary of tho amateur commission were werepresent wweprMcmt worepresent
present at the Suburban n League game gameSaturday sameSaturday gameSaturday
Saturday to look the th boys over overTha 00tThe overTh
The Th Auditors udltors saom om to have things thingsserved thIA thIAfed thingsserved
served fed up in foe th Southern Railway Ran y cir circuit ellcult circult ¬
cult Their only defeat was at the hands handsof handsoC hendoof
I
of the Treasurers who were miserably miserablydefeated mlHerablydeeeated ntsoralgydefeated
defeated Saturday Saturd by the Law aggrega aggregation aggtogatson aggrogation ¬
tion tsonAll
All the teams and fans in tho Southern SouthernRailway SouthernnalhvlL SouthernRailway
Railway nalhvlL ivlll m be out in full force to root rootfor rootfor rootfor
for their thot favorites against Adams in inthe Inthe Inthe
the championship battle Wednesday Led Ledby Ledby Ldby
by Judge Tate and Mr Frank Pollard Pollarda
a delegation of o about 4M will root and andenliven aDdeallven andenliven
enliven things thingsSasnmle t tHIngsSainmie lngs lngsSammie
Sammie Seay Commercial Nationals Nationalscrack Natlonalscrack Nationalscrack
crack little pitcher is l seriously ill and andIM andhe
IM said to be threatened with typhoid typhoidfever tpholdfever phold pholdovor
fever ovor Without Seay Commercial will willbe w111bl willb
be b badly handicapped when it clashos clashoswith claabos1th clashoswith
with 1th American Security and Trust Com Company Company Cornpany ¬
pany for the championship of o the Bank Bankers Bankeni rankera ¬
ers League Sony has only lately struck struckhis struckhis truekh18
his stride and his work in the last sos several so sooral sosoral ¬
oral games uSe been sensational In tho thoextreme thoextreme theextreme
I extreme Salb who has been doing the thebaekstopplng theMetatopplng thebaekstopplng
baekstopplng for the Fourteenth street streetbankers streetbankers streetbankers
bankers lg I also a good twirler and may maybe maybe maybe
be shoved into the box in case Seay SeA is isunable Isunable inunable
unable to play Should Salb mount the therobber therubber therubber
rubber the question of r a catcher who whocan whocan whocan
can hold him will then become an impor important Import8nt Important ¬
tant one one and here again Commercial Commercialwill Commercialwl11 Commercialwlj
will bo handicapped as Salb is the only onlygood onlygood onlygQod
good catcher they have l e in their lineup lineupThe UneupThe lineupThe
The hoard of directors of the Bankers BankersLeague BankersLe BankersLeague
League Le gue will probably hold a meeting to ¬
day to decide when tho tie In the league leaguewill leaguewUl leaguewill
will be played off
and whether one game gameor samoor gameor
or three will be played It is well known knownthat kno knownthat n nthat
that American Security and Trust desires desiresto
to play a series of games so thafustin thafustinHoward tharAustlnHoward thaustInHoward
Howard may bo made eligible to com compete compete cornpete ¬
pete In the postseason series Davis will willbe wUlbe willbe 1
be eligible In one more game but Howard Howardneods Ho Howardneeds ard ardneed I
need two contests to pull him across acrossthe aerostho acrossthe j
the line The game which the th board of ofarbitration ofarbitration ofarbitration t
arbitration awarded the Trust company companybankers companybankers companybankers r
bankers by forfeit from Washington Loan Loanand Loanand Loanand
and Trust permits American Security t to <
put down any lineup they choc for this thiscontest th thcontoat thiscontest
contest but even with that Davis Dav1 and andHoward andHoward andHoward
Howard must mus compete in one and two twogames twogame twogames
games respectfully re poctull or they will be barred barredfrom barredtrom barredfrom
from contesting oontoStlng In the District title titleseries titleer1fJ titleseries
series It was w stated In Bankers Bank rS Lea League League League ¬
gue circles that tho league would ask a k the thecommission thocommlMlon thecommission
commission to lot three gom gamd apply to tothe tothe tothe
the Bankers League instead hwte d of the ilve ilvegames tlvdgames vtf vtfpun811
games which now apply to all of the theleagues theleagues
leagues but It is improbable that the thecommission thecommla thecommission
commission commla loR will make any exception In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the ease of Ute bankers bankersThe baakorsThe bankersThe
The many good goodTrlends friends of Johnnie JohnniePriest JohnniePrJt JohnniePriest
Priest tho Washington boy bo who is I now nowplaying now1n nowplaying
playing 1n with Danville in the Virginia VirginiaState VirginiaState VirginiaState
State League were glad to hear the re report re report report ¬
port that he had been sold to the th New NewYork NewYork NowYork
York American League team Priest was wasone WuoDeoC wasone
one oDeoC of the best batters and fielders on onthe onthe onthe
the Agriculture nine nlli in the tl1 Departmental Departmentalcircuit Deputmanulcircuit Departmentalcircuit
circuit last year and helped the th Ag Agct Aggles
gtes ct land the pennant pennantBilly pennantBill pennantBilly
Billy Bill Marceron put a a homer over the theleft theleU theleft
left field fence rene last Friday It is seldom Mtdomthat seldomthat
that a ball Is lilt over that fence aa the thedistance thedtMce thedistance
distance Is twice as great as that lh t from romthe rein reinthe
the plate over the right field boundary boundaryline boundaryUne boundaryline
line UneJACK lineJACK
JACK JACK BARRKMORE BARRKMORETO
TO WED m A HEIRESS HEIRESSMiss
Miss Katherine Harris Will WillEe WillBe ViIIBe
Be Actors Bride BrideDATE BrideDATE BrideDATE
DATE NOT FAR IN FUTURE FUTUREFliiiiccc FUTUREFJILJU PUTUREFIft3ICC
Fliiiiccc FJILJU ee Returns with ltb Bother from fromBurope tronlBurol1c fromIurope
Burope and After Cter n Conference Conferenceivlth Oonferenue1th Conferencewith
with 1th Mr Ir Darrymorc the l I8nguge I8ngugemerit niagc niagcincut ngllgement >
merit IM GIvvn Out for Publication Publicationin u1l1entlonIn
in the Press of the Country CountryNerw Oonntr OonntrNew CountryNew
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New York York Aug Au 7 7Ttlt Tha engagement of ofjohn oroJ ofJO
john oJ JO Ul Barrymore the actor and scion of ofOM oCoC ofOR
OM OR of Americas most celebrated theatri theatrical thentria ¬
cal a families and Miss K Idle Katherine C Bar Harrhi HerTie
rhi rW Tie daughter c1aqb of o Mrs Kitty Brady Harris Harrisand Harrisand
and her b former former husband Sidney Si4n Harris Harristhe HII Harristhe
the lawyer lawl has been announced and it itIs
Is 1 said aaJd the marriage will shortly occur in inspite Inspite
spite of the objections of the future futurebrides futurebrides
brides bricJe father fatherMrs fatherXis
Mrs Harrts aad 214 her daughter arrived arrivedfrom arrtYe4Crona arrivedfrom
from Europe nrepe on Wednesday Wft end jtfter jtftera
a conference CODCer with iU Mr Barrymore DarrmorkROWA made madeknown endeknown
known the engagement IDga tlltDt Mr r Harris HurlasIDc is isspeeding Isspeeding
speeding across the th Atlantic for Dr the tII pur purpose JMHpoa PUrpose ¬
pose poa It is said of o preventing the mar marriage mare marr1ae ¬
riage e It ta understood d that his only onlyobjection o Jyobjection onlyobjection
objection to the manage ta the youthful youthfulness youthfuln youthfulneon
ness n of his hi daughter She ta eighteen eilbt eilbtrears eghtomyears eighteenyears
years old and has h not yet been formally formallypresented formallypresented onaa1lypreeeftted
presented to the smart set of New York Yorkhi York1ft Yorkin
hi which she he ta eligible to a position of ofprominence ofpromjDence otprominence
prominence Mr Barrymore is near his histwentyserenih htItWfttMYftItIt histwentyseventh
twentyserenih birthday birthdayAdmitted WrtlldayAcIn birtiadsy4tdrisltted
Admitted AcIn ltte l > y IHotlier IHotlierMrs i1lotlu MoibtaMrs r rM
Mrs M Harris and her daughter are arest now nowstopping DOWPPlDc
stopping st pplng at the Hotel Brayton Bray toll at Madi Madison Kadlaveov Madieon ¬
son avenue and ad Twentyseventh street streetMrs strestrs treetJ
Mrs rs Harris would say nothing n nukJe today todayaside todayaside
aside from acknowledging the correctness correctnessof
of the engagement aaajgweement 4iCeMDt IItt As to tothe tothe tothe
the opposition of the young ladys lady father fatherto fatherto fatherto
to the match she preferred to observe uvedlllcnet a adiscreet adiscreet
discreet silence Mr Barrymore who wboa has hasa hasa
a leading role in The ria Fortune Hunter Hunterhas Hunwrbaa If unter unterbaa
baa also sealed his lips as to the objec objection obJecrtoa objecLion ¬
Lion of Mr dr Harris But nevertheless it itta ItId ItIs
ta said Id plans for the marriage 1M are being beingmade beIacmade beingmade
made madeMr madelr madeMr
Mr Barrymore Barl71 on met et Miss Harris hurt hurtspring Jutm lastspring
spring and an attachment between them themImmediately tbemImmedlatel themimmediately
Immediately Immedlatel sprung S up John Jok Barrymore Barrymoreand Ban1DOIaDd Barryinoreand
and his sister Mrs Russell O Colt Colt of ofBoston oCBoeton ofBoston
Boston have figured prominently la the theaffairs therain theaffsIre
affairs of New York society Mrs Ear Harris Hurta Earru ¬
ris ru was at one time an actress although althoughborn althoUShbora a1thouh a1thouhborn
born to the uuMonahle set She SbeIn ae was wasIn wasIn
In JOhn DreWs Rosemary Ro company companyand companyand
and 4 made a good Impression as an ac actress aeire actrees ¬
tress John Drew ta John n Barrymores Barrymoresiracie BturymorewtoIe BarryanoresitAcle
iracie wtoIeRccal1
Recalls an Elopement ElopcmentHarm ElopementMrs ElopementMrs
Mrs Harris is the daughter dau l1tcr of the late lateChief lateChle lateChief
Chief Justice Brady of this city She Sheeloped Sheeloped Sheeloped
eloped with Sidney Sldne Harris on the day her herstater herlter hersister
sister married the late C Albert Stevens Stevensof Stev Stevof
of the Castle Point family of the name nameThe ameThe nameThe
The family life of neither sister was washappy washappy washappy
happy Mr and Mrs Harris HarrI rrIa separated separatedbefore Hpuatedbelore separatedbefore
before they were divorced in list in J3sS J3sSthe 1Sthe 13 13the
the possession poae of o little Katherine Hjifrta Hjifrtathe Hptrtathe Hptristhe
the daughter was the occasion for an anexciting anexe1 anexciting
exciting exe1 chase on a Long Island Railroad Railroadtrain Railroadtra1n Railroadtrain
train and afterward thero was a a recon reconciliation reconciliation reconcitation ¬
ciliation ciliationMiss ciliationU citationMiss
Miss U Harris has bean entertained in inNewport InN InNewport
Newport N wport by her aunt who is now Mrs MrsHerbert lnHerbtrt MrsHerbert
Herbert Harriman She ta a a pronounced pronouncedblond prODouncedblond pronou pronoublond
blond and very beautiful She will eventually eventiially event eventually ¬
ually come into a handsome fortune aa aaMrs Ulrs asMrs
Mrs Harris and her sister Mrs rs Harrl Harrlman H Harrirnsn I ImILD
man inherited about 600000 00000 each from fromCharles from fromCharles fromChariea
Charles F Brady in addition ddlt on to tho os estate ostato ostate ¬
tate left by Justice Brady BradyNOT Brad BradNOT BradyNOT >
NOT ENOUGH WORK WORKLnnfvdon WORKLnnAdon WORKLnnpdon
Lnnfvdon Moore Convict Burglar BurglarSays BurglarSays
Says Prisoners Should Do more moreFrom morePnIIR moreFrore
From the Worcester Tdegraa TdegraaAnd TeJegralAnd Te3egra Te3egraAnd
And they even make counterfeit coins coinsin coinsin coinsIn
in the Massachusetts Statej StlLtprISon prison That Thatmust Thatmust Thatniust
must be one more proof that the convicts convictsare conlctaaro convicteare
are being reformed and fitted to be lot lotIcoae lot0I0 letleoso
Icoae 0I0 among the people again apalnA
A system that would provide the t o con convicts convicts convicta ¬
victs with all the work thoy could do dowhlio dowhllo dowlillo
whlio locked up would soon dispose of ofthe otthe ofthe
the time that is now devoted to making makingspurious makingpurlou makingspurious
spurious purlou coins in some prisons moon moonshine moonshlno moonshine ¬
shine whisky in others and the plots plotsgalore plotsgalore plotsgalore
galore In all of them themLangdon thomLansdon themLangdon
Langdon Moore who died recently recentlyafter recontlyafter recentlyafter
after a career as one of the boldest boldestburglars boldestburgl8t1I boldestburglars
burglars and ajlround tround heavy thief tide and andwho andwho andwho
who served years O rs In State prisons said saidthat saidthat saidthat
that the only good thlri thIng in the places of ofseclusion otseclusion ofseclusion
seclusion was that they provided some somework somework somework
work for the criminals One of the theworst theworst theworst
worst things about them was 85 that they theydid theydid theydid
did not provide work enough with an anincentive anJncentho anIncentive
incentive for the men to take pride in intheir Intheir intheir
their employment to hope for a bit of ofgain ofgain ofgain
gain by doing their best bestTo bestTo bestTo
To his master mind among criminals criminalsand criminalsand criminalsand
and as a mechanic of acknowledged abil ability abllIt ability ¬
ity It it was made plain by experience that thatthere thatthere thatthere
there is no reform except ex opt that which is isforced Isoreed Isforced
forced upon the wicked by their sur surroundings surroundlngs ourroundings ¬
roundings Therefore their surroundings surroundingsin
in the prisons where they belong should shouldbe shouldbe shouldbe
be so much work they the would have no notime notime
time to think of evil and then they must mustgrow mustgrow
grow rmo automatic machines for the thepertormance theperformance
performance of what their hands have havebecome havebecome
become accustomed by unrelenting time timeand time timeand
and toll tollLargest tollLargest tollLarg
Largest Larg Morning Circulation
MUZZLING OF DOGS DOGSSTRONGLY DOGSSTROQL1
STRONGLY ADVISED AiDVISEDEdict ADVISEDEdict
Edict Pleases the Bureau of ofAl1iu1al ofAnimal j jAnimal
Animal Industr IndustrWOULD Illdu Industiy IndustiyWOULD tryc trycWOULD
WOULD BANISH BANIS ALL SUSPECTS SUSPECTSDr SUSPEOTS SUSPEOTSDr
Dr B C Schroeder Superintendent Superintendentof
of Experiment EXIcrhl1 nt Station Favors FavorsPnttlng FnorIPnttlllI FavorPutting
Pnttlng to Death of the Stray Strn and andHomeless andIIo11telclI andhloiitcltisa
Homeless Canine CanIneDr Dr George II IIHart II1I1rt Ifhart
Hart Says Sa Disease IN Inereuiilugr InereuiilugrOfficials lucrcnlllugOffictal5 IIlCreltIIlflgomciak
Officials of the Bureau of o Animal In Industry Induatry Industry ¬
dustry Department of Agriculture have havelong ibavelong ve ve10Dg
long earnestly rAelltJy urged the enforcement of ofthe oftbe ofthe
1 the dogninzlins I law and nd are therefore thereforeheartily tWetorebearUI thereforehesrUly
heartily bearUI pleased over the action of the theDistrict theDIstrict theDistrict
District authorities authertUesWhen authoritiesWhen
When it is suggested au emed that all U do doshould clop clophoold dogsshould
i should wear muzzle muzzles said Dr E C CSchroeder CSchroedv CSchroeder
Schroeder superintendent of the expert expertmoot experlmoutltatlon expertmont
i moot moutltatlon station in his circular on rabies rabiesa l1Ibleacreat
a great err ta raised against the cruelty crueltyof crueltyor crueltyof
i of the practice i and yet no one claims claimsthat alai alaithat claimstht
that it Is cruel to place a bit in a horses horsesmouth bOne bOnemouth boressmouth
mouth mouth barne harness on his body to fasten fastenhim tutethtJa fastenhim
him to a wagon or plow or something somethingelse somethingeIR somethingelse
else to pull and to allow him to go only onlywhere ODlYwhee onlywhe
where the driver directs without wtihouit taking takinginto takingbite
into t to consideration the horses hone inclination inclinationfor InclinatiOnfor D Dtor
for direction or to go pat at atall all or to stop stopIt atopIt stopIt
It is no more difficult to accustom a adoa adoc adog
doa to a muzzle than to break a a horse horseto horHto horseto
to harness and there ther is nothing notht cruel cruelabout cruelbout cruelabout
about either practice practiceA pncUeeuA
uA A dog will wU1 of coarse resent rn the thepresence th thprce thepresence
presence of a muazle until he becomes beeomosaccustomed HeomOiaeeuC becomesaccustomed
accustomed aeeuC lDed to It It precisely as the horse horseresents boraerta horseresents
resents th the presence of barnesB bun on hi hibody kg kgbo47 hishod
body hod and a bit in I his mouth until he has haslearned au1e haslearned
learned 1e to wear them as quietly as a moat mosthorses moatbGr8M moathorses
horses do the world over In some e por portions portlOal perlions ¬
lions of Europe dogs are required r to wear wearnunsles wearr wearmussles
nunsles when wb they are not otherwise otherwiserestrained eUt eUtTuualMei otherwiserestraIn4
restrained from fr biting 1 and they do so soas acttttran soas
as naturally tttran and quietly as horses wear wearharness tAl tAlbatDeIB
harness
Would Kill AH Suspects SnapcctaDr SnllpectsDr SuspectsDi
Dr gchroeder not only believes Hatev In the themuzzling theot themuzzling
muzzling of all doge dopbe he is a a dog owner ownerhimself owaerbtJf ownerhimself
himself but favors fa YOIS the prompt putting to todeath tocMatb todeath
death of stray homeless canines which whichare wlatche wIa4hare
are e tersely ally responsible for to the danger of ofrabies ofraba t trabies
rabies rabiesDr raba rabiesDr
rabaDr
Dr George H Hart assist tatftt int in path pathology pathoIo pathelegy ¬
elegy and bacteriology bactno is an equally equallystrong equanytroDc equallystrong
strong advocate of mnsatlng m He says saysthere 8 8UItn saysthere
there is Indisputable evidence that the thedisease tMd thedisease
disease rabies or hydrophobia u talnert talnertIII increas increasing Incresslag ¬
lag in the United States and aad although althoughtheoretically alUaouchtbeoretically althoughtheoretically
theoretically one of the most easily 7 erad eradicated erIIdSeated eradIcated ¬
icated of all 1l diseases thee t are wellnigh wellnighInsurmountable wellnighinpurmountable wella11alDOuntable
Insurmountable lDOuntable difficulties cUGkal 18 to contend contendwith COIttenclwith contendwith
with withAll
All I1 that IE required to rid us of e the thescourge tJa tJascourp thescourge
scourge be says Is is the museting of all alldogs alldop alldogs
dogs for a few years European coun countries counUieI countries ¬
tries have demonstrated that it can be bestamped betamped bestamped
stamped out Us this manner maanerIn 1IIMMrIn mannerIn
In a circular on Rabies b and Its In Increasing IJae Increasing ¬
i
e creasing Prevalence IeAce No No 121 13 issued two twoyears twoyears
years 7 ago but still widely circulated Dr DrHart DrHart DrHart I
Hart said saidTerror aldTerror saidTerror
Terror to Human Being BeingMltsiy DclngJIIM Be1ngMb
Mb Mltsiy tog 4 tovers M cannot appreciate appreciateor
or are Indifferent to the anxiety mental mentalterror meatatterror mentalterror
terror and DCI1Ufter1ng suffering of several thousand thousandhuman tho thobuman thousandhuman
human beings bet in I our country yearly and andthe 114the an anthe
the actual death of from rein MO to 9M yearly yearlynot 7rtynot yearlynot
not to mention the raftering n ertnc and death deathof deathot deathof
of countless eounti ss dumb brutes 1ma But once a adogmoszllng amoaUng adogmnzsilng
dogmoszllng moaUng law is passed dog owners ownersare OW1M18are ownersare
are up in arms nu using their time tntfueaca 1t IueaDd bli4iueaceand tntfueacaand
and money to secure its repeal rep 1 or prevent preventIts 1Keattta preweistIts
Its enforcement onfore on the ground of alleged allegedcruelty allegedcruelty ecl ecleraeltT
cruelty crueltyIn
la reality then ta no O cruelty whatever whateverInflicted wbate wbate1AAIete whateverindicted
Inflicted on a dog by causing it to wear a amusata auatt a amuazis
musata uatt whoa bel in public places pIaceBat or running runningat
at tars Jar large TIM animals ani soon become used usedto clto usedto
to it and manifest not the slightest 8I1pt been Inconvenience laeonv laeonIn beenvenisace ¬
venience venienceIn v venisaceIn
In the absence of muzsiing ata the disease diseasewill ctlaouew1t diseasewtIl
will continue year by year r causing con constantly CODstantly constantb ¬
stantly tecreastmc Iaer suffering R ertDr financial financialtoss tlDndalloa duandalloss
toss and death tIt The greater freedom of ofmovement oCmovement ofmovement
movement which the dog enjoys n over OY all allother aUoUl allother
other oUl domestic animals anImals except possibly possiblythe bI bItho bI3e bI3ethe
the cat cat makes JIUlk It difficult cU or imprac impracticable l inipracticable aprae apraet1cbI ¬
ticable to control the tia disease mea by 8 any anyother anyother anyother
other moans than general eMral muzaiing How Howta HoWIc HowIs
ta this to be accomplished This ques question quetIoa quo quoUsa ¬
Usa mama to be almost insurmountable insurmountableA
A national dogmuzzling law Is some sometimes SOIDeto sometimes ¬
times to proposed ed as a a solution but the thepower thepowft thepower
power of the federal government in Inmuallnc dog dogmuscling dogmuzzling
muscling as la other matters would be beconfined beoonftned becoadned
confined to those cases where w the inter interstate IDterIta Interstate ¬
state Ita dissemination cHIIemlna doa of the disease d is in involved Inwived invoived ¬
volved volvedDiscussing wivedDI voivedDiscussing
Discussing DI the practical UeatV1I value of re repressive re repr ropresstvo ¬
pressive pr measures by other countries He Hesaid MsUd hesaid
said saidPrior
Prior to 1S 1S rabies rabl bad bean prey prevalent pceveDt preyaknt ¬
eDt in Berlin for many years year In that thatyear thatYeAr thatyear
year a law was u enacted including the tbewhole tJMWAO thewhole
whole WAO of Prussia which provided for the thekilling thekltunl thekilling
killing of doge gs suspected of having ra rabies ra rab16li rabios ¬
bios and the muszUng and leading of all alldogs alldogs alldogs
dogs when In public J bUo places This loci to tothe tothe tothe
the complete eradication of the disease diseaseand dlHl dlHlaAd diseseand
and no case cas has occurred in Berlin since stnce1S sincOIn
183 183In
In Holland in 1S7S rabies being quite quiteprevalent quiteprtIllftt quiteprevalent
prevalent dog muzzling was 8 established establishedThe OIItabUshdTho establishedThe
The disease immediately Immedlatel began to disap disappear disappear disappear ¬
pear and in 1S7I 127 only three cases were werereported wereroported werereported
reported since which time the country countryhas countrybas countryhas
has been free from the disease except exceptalong 6Xaopta1onb exceptalong
along the Belgian border borderIn bordorIn borderIn
In Great Britain the value alue of muzzling muzzlingwhich muzzllnwhlcn muzzlingwhich
which was enforced in spite of great pub public Ublie nb nblie ¬
lie opposition PP 8tUon has been admirably dmlrab1 demon demonstrated demonstrated demonstratod ¬
strated In 1SS8 it was first adopted and andthe andthe andthe
the disease had almost t disappeared dlsa eared by
1912 1 when the muzzling was stopped on onaccount Oftaccount onaccount
account of the determined opposition oppositionThe oppositionThe oppositionThe
The disease immediately began bo n to in increase Incr Increase ¬
crease cr e and in 1986 muzzling was again againenforced agaInenrorced againenforced
enforced The decreue in rabies was wasimmediate wuImmediate wasimmediate
immediate and marked and since No November Novcmber November ¬
vember 1S80 1S1ithe the country has been on entirely onUreIy ontiroly ¬
tirely free from the dlaaaso dlaaasoIn dfuuOoIn dlsasoIn
In Sweden the value of muzzling has hasalso balso hasalso
also been demonstrated In fact In all allcases aUca allcasesivhere
cases ca casesivhere eswh6ro where thlg thl measure has been ef effectually etfectual1 offectually ¬
fectually fectual1 carried out the th disease has been beencompletely beencomp1eto1 beencompletoj
completely controlled controlledThe controllodThe controlledThe
The disease has never been known in inAustralia InAustralia InAustrlia
Australia This is due to the th fact ta t that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the infectious agent never gained a foot foothold foothold foothold ¬
hold in that country countr and for a number numberof numberof
of years the government has wisely pre prevented prevontO prevented ¬
vented 1 such such an an unfortunate occurrence occurrenceby occurrenceby occurrenceby
by laws which absolutely exclude the Im Importation Import iraport ¬
portation port tlon of dogs into that country countryIn
In countries where stops have been beentaken beentakon beentaken
taken to exterminate rabid do dOJsHol dOJsHolland dogsHolland s Hol Holland ¬
land Sweden Norway Norwa and Gomany Gomanyrabies GQ1manyrabies Gqymanyrabies
rabies in man has almost disappeared disappearedIn
In England whore the disease in dogs dogshas dogshas dogshas
has been eradicated and In Australia Australiawhore Australiawhore Australiawhore
whore the affection has has not boen allowed allowedto allowodtcf
to tcf enter the disease dls aae among the resi residents residents restdents ¬
dents Is unknown unknownDog uri no noDog
uiil1nown uiil1nownDog
Dog Muzzling MuzzlingEditor Mu MuzzlingEditor ling lingEdltcr
Editor The Wasbiagtoe WaW D OfI Herald HeraldFollowing HenIdFollowing HeraldFollowing
Following fast upon the heels of oC the theobnoxious theobnoxioUs theobnoxlotts
obnoxious ordinance disposing of the vic victims victims vicUrns ¬
tims of the pound to tha vlvteectlonlfitB
comes another as equally unooMtitutlon unooMtitutlonal
at order by the powers that be for fO com compulsory compulsory coinpulsory ¬
pulsory muzzling of all dogs dogsIn dogsIn dogsIn
In this connection I with othorlaw othorlawabiding othorlawabiding
abiding citizens would ask a simple simplequestion almplequo simplequestion
question quo tfon as to the legality of this U pro proceeding proceodlng Proceeding ¬
ceeding namely RalDel By what legal right rightis
is tho Imposed tax of 2 par head 11 levied leviedupon leviedi leviedupon
i upon the owner of o a dog do nullified and andmade andf andmade
f made void under the muzzling act actI actT actTIs 7 7Is
I Is not such animal animals rightly entitled to toone totAr toone
one year tAr of life of freedom as specified specifiedIn
In the July certificate or is this thhlmont assess assessment aeseesmoat ¬
mont simply a blind to poll wool over the theeyes tileoyes theeyes
eyes of the community communityIs
Is the law so elastic that it may be bestretched bestrotdaed bestretched
stretched and distorted l Orted at the caprice capriceof caprICot
of every enty official officialWould ofDcSt1Would ofliclalWould
Would it not be more humane flunans to de destroy de deatroy dostroy ¬
stroy mothers and unborn offspring offspringrather oaprtawrather ott3piinrather
rather than encourage breeding at so socruel Hcruel socruel
cruel a cost Yet again by whose au authority authority authority ¬
thority can the muzzle order orMrtorced be b en enforced anforced ¬
forced forcedBy torcedBy forcedBy
By all mans let residents of tile Die District Dttrlet Dietrict ¬
trict unite ntte to test the validity of such an aninhuman anInhuman anInhuman
inhuman ordinance or lAaace at least J until nttl the thereknbursemant therebnbummeat th threlmbursmsjt
reknbursemant of all moneys received by bythe 1 1t bythe
the tax office for Or the avowed protection protectionof
of canines caninesIf canlnMIt
If needs be be let us refer the matter to tothe tothe totile
the highest authority President Taft is isa Isa Isa
a humane man Why Wit not present a mon monster mooat menstar ¬
star at r petition In favor favo of our faithful faithfulfriend faithfulfriend faithfulfriend
friend and zealous protector the dog dogAXXA dOgANA dogAXA
ANA P THOMAS THOMASOWNERS moXAOWNERS TBOLtaOWNERS
OWNERS WILL ASK TAFT TAPTTO TAFTTO TAFTTO
TO OVERULE THE ORDER ORDERAt
At the offices omc o1IIee of the Humane Society Societyin SoetehIn
in the Warder Building there is a list of ofnames orJD ofnames
names JD which promises to grow ow into a amonster amon amonster
monster petition of animal ravers Ion layers ask asking uklal asklag ¬
lag President P eDt Taft to overrule the Com Commissioners ComOftera CornmssionerV ¬
missioners Oftera order that dogs wear wire wiremuscles wtremuule wireniuss1
muscles musclesThe muuleThe niuss1 niuss1The
The petition has already alreecl outgrown out OWJI mod modest modest niodeat ¬
est proportions and it is I expected ex tecl that thatbefore thatbefore thatbefore
before three days hundreds of oCwilt names nameswill nameswill
will be added addedThe addedThe addedThe
The muzzle law will go into effect on onWednesday 01WecllMI 01 01Wednesday
Wednesday WecllMI A morning It was announced announcedat
at police headquarters last night that thatany tbataa thatany
any aa canine eaa canln found on the t e streets without withouta
a substantial btttandal wire mwuie unless held heldIn boldin 14 14In
In leash will ftl be taken to the pound poundMany po1III4laa pound4any
Many laa 4any dog owners say they will keep keeptheir keoptheir keepthou
their animate In back yards rather than thantorture thaatorte thantorture
torture them with the new contrivance contrivanceAt contrlY1lDeeAt contrivanceAt
At the test moment t Health OOcer OOcerWoodward O OeerWoodward leer leerWoocIwarcl
Woodward changed tbe tb official order so
that It allows alIo dogs held on chata e eItaPt chalno or orstraps orsupa
straps on the street without mutates The Theconcession Theoo ThecOncIon
concession oo was made MM the result of ofvigorous ofYlcorou ofvigorous
vigorous protests This la the original originalorder originalorder
order orderAafaet
order1IJIIIt Aafaet 1IJIIIt i 4 nmOfdend nmOfdendTMeoa TIIat That sodsa tI pee peeyiseu
TMeoa yiseu of fecdoa a T of the thepwei Ht fJI c ccs ape ap appeeed
pwei Jaae J Jim tt II im eatmed Aa act to ceaete atwJftIII1Ie a atax areronu
JftIII1Ie III DIeUttt 01 0IIIca1IIa Ce br brtax lerplag a atax
tax upon all 40p dea thereto to saake each ease aar aartbe Jill pe pesmal
eanal PNItJ sod far Wiwa pI tbe Can CanDMriet Camlift COnniadeisun
niadeisun hear lift he node that siory di III ill illtar
DMriet stall tar a period od of ma < j JtwE ar arafter eo ad adaft aridafter
after aft aeM days torn the eat date herea hereafood hsed war a agood
food and eshwaatial eshwaatialtepooaded aath1 MaInly put OD qn so as asto
to IIIftIIIIt pee It he bI or IPr41M alii any
clair 1 lit bois doris as w wttboat IIteb IItebu sichmad
mad u sfl b9 taMe II b1 the poonds aDd andvem4d
tepooaded vem4d 1 I Jobs A 4 Jakarta J X E M X Markhaat MarkhaatUtsjeJ waA artbarn artbarnWtipgi
UtsjeJ A r rThis Osoiadrnss D Co Conil CThis
This is the modified order orderbr ordercSac orderjt
jt dog lu going at lara u4 IIaIIIe to IrimN IrimNbl re reby
br the imimieaait imimieaaitWeak ionothestir sub pM 4 Metr b a abJ
Weak k er by aoaae ttadler device or ia confined confinedOB ceadnedeathapeonlHsdsunr
OB eathapeonlHsdsunr tbe nearfuia ef it owner or beeper A Adooo Adooothe do on onthe ODt
the t parktar apace of a private boilaK llailttac baIn whether wtoetberew wtaftberIfIia whetherch
ew ch parkta pei aptc were be faste 5 or nftaeea ia n nnia re rei emb
1 b nia at lM hose e wd eabitct to aftare mlm uah r ratreJaed reo reoItniDe4 re restrs
atreJaed strs by a leaab leaabAeapi b bAnt
Ant omor or si a dos a1lcMrblc flewtn it to top
p at Ime set 4 a pintO toItrio4 pintOvhss
vhss kg is by iesdsa auith4 Itrio4II II
1tII1Ik is es tIC net lilt U ar e eTIt untoIs4M
Aeapi AeapiTfca Is4M Is4MTb
TIt Tb Waaiitngton W bJctea Kennel Club has h ha be bedded de deddecl dscided ¬
dded to ask President Cecil French to tocall tocan i icaD
call a mee meethg roeetm in the near future ior for the thepurpose thepvrpGM thepurpose
purpose of taking action to get t tIN com commissioners eombIIioDen Cossmissioners ¬
missioners to rescind or modify th tbe order orderVivisection onIerVhiscGtion orderVivisection
Vivisection VivisectionWhether VhiscGtionIda
Ida tthta TIte Th Wa bIIItaD bIIItaDWbet aId aIdWhstber
Whether Wbet er vtvtsectloa Is of say use to toman toomIlD toman
man has not the slightest thing to do dowith dowith dowith
with whether vivisection is Justifiable JustifiablePain JaettkblePaba justtsbIePain
Pain fa not more agrwabk to other otbertap be beings betugs ¬
tap than It Is to mast When man thinks thinkstfiat tbtabt1iat thinkstbt
tfiat pain to a dog Is nothing as oem oocnpared COllIPIed oempared
pared to pain to himself It is IebecaUM simply simplybecause Implybecause
because of lack of insight t it Is simply simplybecause abDpllu simplybqcauae
because bqcauae u men te too passionately ab absorbed ab abaoroW absorbed ¬
sorbed in the affairs of his own ttUJe ttf ttfto IWo litepauee IWoto
to pause to look lookC1u6e Ioo around aroundClaud aroundClaude >
Claude Bernard styled the th Prince Print of ofVivteectors ofVivlMCton ofVivisector
Vivteectors frankly raaId admitted that the thevictims tJaenetbu thevictims
victims of science suffer ad the moat In Intense JateDM hatenSe ¬
tense agony thai UM hum mind can canconceive ctDCODQIye canconceive
conceive of ofBut ofB1It ofBut
But here is where his logic failed him himcold himeoJ hiancold
cold man of science though he was Is Isnot 11BOt Isnot
not the science of human b physiology physiologyfully pIaSlelecJtully physiologyfully
fully as sacred and as mapsrmr a atiN study studyas stedyas
as tiN science of dogs physiology And Andfor AMfor Andfor
for J M e truly scientific study < of human humanphysiology aumanph8ielGgT humanphysiology
physiology living human material Is Ismost IImoIIt Ismost
most fit Why does not the vtvisector to towhom towbH towhom
whom science aeIenc stands higher than moral morality monJItr moralIt ¬
ity It openly O experiment on human bum befogs befogsas beIapwen
as wen as on dogs For this reason reasonatone r ralonethat resso ressoalonethat
atone alonethat that human beings can resist But Butthe Butthe Butthe
the sd scientist cowardly wardly seeks seek for victims victimsonly YlcdJaaonly victimsonly
only among the defenseless del and non nonresistant DOlIr nonrolstanL
resistant r tant Thus Thus while he Is is far from fromscientific tTonasehnttftc renasclentidc
scientific in his choice ot material mate b ball be beaU hoall
all the more shows sho his craven en crav v a disregard disregardfor dtarepr4tbr disregardfor
for the demands of morality moralityThe moraJItThe moCIItyThe
The scientists themselves tbem deny dea that thatthey tbatI tbatthey thatthey I
they have a peculiar scientific e right to tovivisect tovivisect i iIoct
vivisect a a human being Simply because becausea beea beeaa
a being Deha is of the human species spee Is be hesupposedly besupposedly i isuppo
supposedly suppo edl entitled a be b spared from fromthe renathe I
the Tiviaectors scalpeL But the very veryscientists veryscientists I IselenU
scientists selenU that pretend to uphold a tra tradlttonal traditlonal I
dlttonal belief in the sanctity of human humanlife JatnDDItfe humanlife
life are the very ones who in reality realityknow realitykDow realityknow
know full well of the brotherhood of dog dogand dogand i
and man Other beings have not been beenput beenput beenput
put here for the sake ke of man Man hi hibut bbut Isbut
but one member of tbe annual lmal kingdom kingdomAs k kingdomAs i iAs
As he denies his right r at to prey upon his hishuman hishuman I Ihuman
human brother by what sort of reason reasoning reasonlag ¬ i iJng
lag processes pr does CMI be uphold ala right rightto rtcbtto rightto
to prey upon all other otIa members in the thegrand thai thairrand thegrand
grand brotherhood of sentient life lifeHAKIB lifeLtgzw I IXJUJI
HAKIB GUXDBRKEN GUXDBRKENStreet GtnnEStreet GUdDJngENStreet
Street Gar System SystemRater SystemEditor I
Rater The UfeUagtM Wis es Herald HeraldAs heraldAs I
As a citizen of Washington for ten tenyears tenyears
I
years yo rs and a reader of your paper IIIaU sinesits sine sineits
I
its first Issue la ue I disagree with your edi editorial Itorl1 41 41tonal ¬
tonal and a part of Mr Lr r Codes letter re regarding regarding ¬
garding the Washington street car sis system sistern ¬ I Itern
tern in your paper of lilt SlstCompared lat latCompared I ICompared
Compared to th thct surface awaee systems Q of ofBaltimore ofBaltimore I IBaltimore
Baltimore Philadelphia and New York Yorkwith York1tl1 Yorkwith
with 1tl1 which most local Joca1compar1Mna comparisons are aremade ar armade aremade
made it is almost as good as a the best bestone bestOUC i ione
one of th themBeltimoreancl am Baltimore and better than thanthat thanthat
1
that of either of the other otA places placesI I II
I do not recall a city that I have vis visited vstoo vi viited ¬
ited of more than 900080 100 population other otherthan Ot Ottban othrtba
than tba San Francisco Pranet oo that has not no a far farbatter tarbattor faxbatter
batter system and one better operated operatedthan eperatMthan operatedthan
than ours Several cities of less 1 than
300000 population have ba ve much better Uti equip equipment equipment equipmont ¬
ment and give far better service serviceI
I agree with Mr Gude when speaking speakingof
of the car men of Washington They are areIn areIn arein
In a class by themselves for courtesy I Ihave Ihave Ihave
have never met such uniform courtesy on onthe 01tbe onthe
the cars of any city as on onthose those of Wash Washington WuhIngton Waihlngton ¬
ington ingtonRegarding IngtonRegardlnb lngtonRegarding
Regarding the P A A Y E pars < arB on our ourllna ourlIao ourlIne
lIne lIao the green can c with cross Cr 8 scats on onthe onthe onthe
the Fourteenth street line are good All Alltho AUthe Allthe
the others oth rs were built not for th con convenience ttnvenlence ensvenlence ¬
venlence and comfort of the passengers passengersbut pen passengersbut rs rsbut
but for the financial betterment of the thet theI
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companies As to safety I agree ee with wtthhim withhim 11th 11thhtm
him as to popularity I do d not If Mr MrQud MrGlide MaGiide
Qud Glide could see the people stand IIWIdand acts actsand naMe naMeand
and let tb tile P A A Y B E ears go fey awl awlthen adtben andthat
then take the old yellow eIIow cars car ha would wouldprobably weerMprobably wouldprobably
probably change his mind regarding r g the thepopularity tAepopulaJ1ty thepopularity
popularity of the former class classThe e eThe classThe
The ear lines IIn of the District of Cotos Cotoshte 001 001bta Columhis
his carried 13H4MC24 passengers g for the theyear Uaeyear theyear
year Jsf7 and owned bat hut only operated operateda
II a part part ute passenger er cars eC ail aUNo types typtsNo typesNo
No flgares y are available to prove the thefoUowing tMfoUowt thefollowing
following foUowt statements but from observe obsorvtUoe obHrvtUoa observet4on
Uoe of traflic in other cities I am amtat once snrothat oncethat
that more passengers are carried per oar oarin oarIn oerin
in Washington than in any dty In the theUnited tIteUII theUnited
United ed States 8ta except New ew York Chicago Chicagoaad ChIcasDaa4I
aad Philadelphia and that more of oCpa these tfcesepassengers thesepassengers
passengers pa stand w J So BAR4OWS BAR4OWSffigh lNIOWBIrigh tnnowsHigh
High Prices Again AgainEditor AgainEdItor AgainBdtftr
Editor The WaaUaatoa w wThe WaEimi Bsnld BsnldThe en1d en1dThe
The article of mine e in last Mawala Mn4ayz Mn4ayzHerald rs rsHerald s sHerald
Herald on the subject of the coot cettliving tit titltvtnc ofliving
living has caHed caUedtertla forth a prodtaMa prodtaMacusskm till tillCUNIon din dinciuslon
cusskm both oral and written It has hascalled 1IescaUed hascalled
called attention atte tJoD to the qoesttaat q ot otpeue ofp110 f aas aaspense
pense of livID and enabled pjopte p spls to tosee toMe toMe0
see Me0 the causes causesOne ca caOne causesOne
One man in an adjoining adjotn town hhasetf hhasetfa
a produce dealer charges the themaa mUdlemsn middle middleman
man with betas being responsible for tile tilebltant exor exorbitant exerbitant ¬
bitant prices for living Uvln material He Heboldly Bebold17 H Hboldly
boldly declares it it and suggests bI that thatdealers dIatdealers thatdlets
dealers who insist 1st on exorbitant prices pricesshould pdeeahouJd pricesshould
should be summarily dealt with wltILUoII IDs IDssuggestion IssuWstlos
suggestion UoII may DOt be Jut er OCbIe pracitaft pracitaftbie proctimhi
bie hi t though his hi theory BYen live ae a 3t 3tI1y t tlive
live n I1y to s sensible nsibie II and humane JmruneAD humansAn humaneAn
An mtelllgeBt gentleman in intowu a Msrywad Msrywadtown Maxylsadtown
town writes wrtte me 1 X have Jay been a akePpel hoses hovsskeeper hoseskeeper >
keeper or Os provider ever since U8e just justsixty jU8talxty Justsixty
sixty years hi six different t States Statesfor I Ihave Ihave
have rftordII or 1t or ortor C family expie expiefor
for moot of that time timetias S if a ah p ptradennaa
tias h tradennaa r > r mea baa asks as more for a steak e ItMMIDd or a apound 0 0pound
pound of other moat t than ho MIlK let tectt letIt letIt
It alou alone If yon cant afford ati It It If he heasks IIIelDNe heasks
asks more for a cantaloupe than eon 1M 1Md beafforded oe oeafforded
afforded d let It alone atonoMThus a1oDeTb aloneThus
Thus Tb h be reasons caeeerning eeBeerD all au artSdea artSdeaof udeleof articisoof
of living whether food or dothtec eIotIdIIcan or orany orany
any oth other r source of oxpssMtfUarr expeedttj 111 111IDtDtIoaa 3smentions TI TImentions
mentions a series eerie of exorhttaat exorhttaathi dIktwe dikresin
hi other aermattws matters of trade and than UNaoaI7 OB OBserves sb sbservo
serves This te only a specimen of the therobberies UteIObberta therobberies
robberies perpetrated to Wsahmtoa r I Ihare Iba Ihave
hare ba known them and submitted t is > them themin tMm1ft themin
in a small way for twenty years No Nowonder NowoacIer Nowonder
wonder Washington WuJaIn merchants whine widDcmore for formore fornioi
more nioi patronage patronageHo patroaapH
Ho H Intimates lat1JDat that the trade of fair fairhonest Mrhonest fairhonest
honest dealers Is hurt by b thOM of the eucatdaaDdawem thecatchandak1nom thecatchandakinem
catchandakinem clasc class and lidtTJMre says saysThere sssThere
There are numbers nu of Washington Washingtonclerks Waei1ogeclerks gton gtonderb
clerks and 14 employee of different kinds ktadsand dsTho kindswho
who can dord to pay their passage elD elDaDd to toand
and from Baltimore daily claD because they theycan tHycan theycan
can live II them cheaper than in Wash Washington WMIatnaton WashIngton ¬
ington Thai howl about the Ugh dpof coot cootof costof
of living is periodical rto epidemic and is isconfined IseonAned Iscoanned
confined mostly to city residents You Youhear YwMer Youhear
hear nothing about it among the out outside OIItside oatside ¬
side massesthe musses the farmers and other X8 X8du producerer nre nreducerst
ducerst ducerstWhat du ducererWhat
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What bat this gentleman an inieittseat inieittseatoctogonariail laWllllgeatoctOC Intelligentoctogenarian
octogenarian octOC says may be a hint t to tohome to1Iome tohome
home dealers It te a little JIUI severe on onWashington onWtoa onWashington
Washington though favorable to 9atl 9atlmore dlDOIe jti jtimore
more It ought to t stimulate the Cham Chamber 0 0bet fhamher ¬
bet of Commerce and the U Boar Board et etTracIe ofTrade f fTrade
Trade together with every dealer and andcitlxen udetben andcitizen
citizen ta Washington W OD to correct the theevil tiler theevil
evil Let Washington W on the nations Cap
Ital be not only 0011 onI the boasted city ctt beau beautiful bMIadt1aL beantiful ¬
tiful but the dty of honesty boDeet justice jwstJcoand JutIeoDel justiceand
and proverbial fair deaJta cN1Iag Let Us Usstreets kauNts Itsstreets
streets Its schools e its u churches c Ha Hatheaters tbIttera itstbeterz
theaters Its newspapers s its markets Us itsmeans Usmeaaa Usmoen
means moen of living in every particular be besuch 8esucb besuch
such as shall attract and commonM conzmej it to tothe tothe tothe
the WOrld Let every citizen clt take a a jest Jaetpride jtl6tpride jestpride
pride in its growth to all these excellent excsUsatdirections exceUeatdJrectiona excellentdirections
directions and thus commend It to the theworld tileworld theworld
world In dais way it can be made de In hireality InrMllty Inreality
reality the true educational Utdtaiy Utdtaiypolitical Htoa Iltetarypolitical aq aqpoIWeJ
political religious and grandly social socialnucleus seclalnucleus
AUC nucleus of America
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A finely finished drawing wtaS representa n rsprtatire representative ta tadft ¬
tire of both the weavers Ad the shoe shoemakers shoemakU shoemakers ¬
makers makU crafts in which fs I 5 introduced introducedthe Introdu introducedthe < ocl oclthe
the shuttle and the knife katt the Scotch Scotchthistle S Scotchthistle ch chthlltJe
thlltJe thistle and the boars beadth e weav weavers w weN woavera ¬
ers eN coat of arms anaebu armsb has just been placed placedta
ta a 1 positIon of boner in Skibo Castle CastleOn CNtlOn CiMlOn
On the occasion of the drive last 1utmer sum summer esmmet ¬
mer which 1aIeI to annually provided prcwIdeclby by Mr MrCanitgfft YrCanaeste MrCarnegie
Carnegie to the old folk of o hh native nativotown aaUvotown nativetown
town who H have been connected with tit hand handloom haiad100m 1wadloom
loom weaving the tta Laird of Skibo wrote wroterecalling vrotereca1n wroterecalling
recalling reca1n the tact that his ancestors on onhis onbJa onhis
his fathers side were weavers VffI and on onhta 011hili ciihi
hta hi mothers < s side shoemakers and that thatbis thtb1a thathis
his emblems of o nobility would naturaly naturalybe
be a a weavers 3 shuttle shuttl crossed by a shoe shoemakers shoemakers shoemakers ¬
makers knife knlt Some of the old weav weavers w wen weatore ¬
ers Mr Carnegie added fIiII may think thinkover thInkoer thinkover
over a proper motto mottoPate DDttOI ttO ttOFate
I Fate of a Speeder Speederfran SpeederFna Speedermo
fran mo the t Chicago New XewaGunner NewaGunner NewGunncr
Gunner Bigwood the millionaire millionairestarted millionairestartd millionairestartd
startd off for a banquet banq t and was os ar arrested arreated arrested ¬
rested for speeding speedingGuyer speedingGnyrTbeu 1 eeding eedingGUeITheIt
Guyer GUeITheIt Then he wasnt wined and andtoasted kudtoasted tindtoasted
toasted toastedGunner toastedGunner toastedGunnerNe
Gunner Gunner GunnerNe No Q instead he was fined and androasted 0114roasted aMroasted
roasted