II f Fair tonight 1u Tuesday Tuesdayfair TJsday sday e i s I TIMES WANT ADSfair ADS ADSSECURE ADSfair
fair warmer armer fresh riorth riortheast harsh hurthL hurtheast fbe V bt t aJt
L t east to southeast winds windsNUMBER u nds u I I nl i On II I V I I 7 1 m 7 it La S I SECURE SECURE GOOD HELP HELPMONDAY HELPNUMBER HELPNUMBER
NUMBER 3375 337 WASHINGTON MONDAY SEPTEMBER 7 1903 PRICE ONE CENT
tOvus CROWDS JAMMED JAMMEDABOUT JAMMEDPRESIDENT
ABOUT PRESIDENT PRESIDENTIN
4 IN SYRACUSE SYRACUSETventy SYRACUSETwenty
Twenty Thousand People PeopleKeep PeoplKeep PeopleKeep
Keep Police ce and Sol Soldiers Soldiers Soldiers
diers Busy BusyROUGH BusvROUGH BusyROUGH
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ROUGH RIDERS GREETED GREETEDi GREETEDExecutive GREETEDExecutive GREETEDExecutive i
Executive Stops Marchers archers to toShake toShakeH toShake
Shake ShakeH Hands nds With Them ThemNovelties ihemNovelties ThemNov
Novelties Nov Ities of the ParadeSYRACUSE Parade ParadeSYRACUSE ParadeSYRACUSE
SYRACUSE N Y Sept 7Presldent 7PresidentRoosevelts 7 7PresldentRooseyells President PresidentRoosevelts
Roosevelts special spee lI train rolled into intoSyracuse intoSyracuse intoSyracuse
Syracuse at 930 exactly on timo The Thenight Thenlsht Thenight
night run from rom New York was as made madepractically madepractically madepractically
practically without incident only o ly a few fewstops tewstops fewstops
stops being made for water A As soon soonas soonas soonas
as daybreak came crowds began to fill fillup fillup
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up the station platforms along the line lineCheers lineC1eers lineCheers
Cheers greeted the President and he helooked helooked
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looked out of the windows of the Lake LakeForest LakeForest I IForest
Forest the private priv te car ar he occupied in incompany incompany incompany
company Secretary Secr tatT Loeb Jacob A Rlis Rlisand RUsand Riisand
and Dr C F Stokes At the station stationhere stationhere stationhere
here the local committee led by Mayor MayorJ
J B Kline and the president of the theboard theboard theboard
board of commerce came aboard the car carMore carMore
More Mor than 20000 people wore Jammed Jammedinto jammedinto jammedinto I
into Hanover Square whore the Presi Presidential PresIdential Presidential ¬
dential reviewing stand stnnd was located locatedThe locatedThe i iThe
The police assisted by the members of ofthe ofthe I It
the t e fire department and the militia had hada hadn hada
a hard time to clear a space for the theparade theparade theparade
parade of othe the labor la or unions The crowd crowdswayed crowdswnyed crowdswayed
swayed to and fro like the waves of ofthe Ofth ofthe
the th sea in a tempest and dozens dozens of ofwomen oCwomcn ofwomen
women were taken out sobbing or faint fainting faintIng fainting ¬
ing The President stopped the parade paradetwo paradetwo paradetwo
two or three times to shake hands with withexRough withexRough withexRough
exRough Riders in n the line lineMany lineMany lineMany
Many Unique Features FeaturesAmong FeaturesAmong FeaturesAmong
Among the novel features of the paT paTrade pa parade parade
rade were a cadet band composed of ofyoungsters I Iyoungsters iyoungsters
youngsters in khaki uniformsl from the theHouse theHouse theHouse
House of Providence School Schoo a float In Inthe Inthestonecutters Inthe
the thestonecutters stonecutters section upon which a agang agang agang
gang of men were dressing a large iarge block blockof blockot blockof
of native rock roClkearrlages carriages filled with withpretty withprettr withpretty
pretty girls waving flags wagons bear bearing bear bearing bearIng ¬
ing antitrust ant1 tru8t mottos mottosand and remarkably remarkablyuniformed remark remarkablyuniformed bly blyuniformed
uniformed companies from the various varioustrades varIoustrades carioustrades
trades of the Empire State StateThe StateTbe StateThe
The electrical workers bore aloft staffs staffscapped staffscapped staffscapped
capped with colored Incandescent bulbs bulbsthe bulbsthe bulbsthe
the brewers had half a dozen floats of ofkegs otkegs ofkegs
kegs and a colossal cask of red white whiteand whlt whltand whiteand
and blue bunting the bakers came with withtheir withtheir withtheir
their loaves of bread and the millers millerswith millersUh millerswith
with Uh their flour flourThe flourThe flourThe
The President seemed to enjoy every everyminute everyminute everyminute
minute of the parade After the march marchof marchat marchof
of the unions the President returned to tohis tohIs tohtrain
htrain his train which wad wa moved out to the thefair th thnlr thefair
fair nlr grounds groundsfthe groundsTbepresldents groundsThe
The Tbepresldents Presidents Speech will be found foundon foundon foundon
on another page of The Times TimesBODY TimesBODY TimesBODY
BODY IN RIVERSOLVES RIVERSOLVESDRIFTING RIVER SOLVESDRIFT SOLVES SOLVESDRIFTING
DRIFTING DRIFT ING BOATMYSTERY BOATMYSTERYThe BOAT MYSTERY MYSTERYThe
The mystery of the drifting boat con containing containing containing ¬
taining provisions and whisky found foundFriday toundFriday foundFriday
Friday by J H Pilling of Arcturus ArcturusFairfax ArcturusFairtax ArcturusFairfax
Fairfax county Va has been solved solvedYesterday solvedYesterday solvedYesterday
Yesterday John W Fleury of 1013 Vir Vtrginla Virginia VirgInia ¬
ginia Avenue southeast called e l1ed on Com Commodore Commodore Commodore ¬
modore Sutton and informed Int nned him that thathe thathe thathe
he had reason to believe that the boat boatbelonged boat1tIonged boatbrlongod
belonged to his histathor father Walter Watt WattFieury WartFJeu WattFleury
Fieury FJeu who lived down the river near nearRiver nearRiver nearRiver
River View in a I house boat It Its Itswas was waslearned waslearned waslearned
learned thai the older o der Fieury had com comto comto comet cometto
to the city on on that day after supplies suppliesand suppliesand suppliesand
and had not returned returnedAt returnedAt returnedAt
At 330 oclock this morning the sen sentry sentry seatry ¬
try at Fort Washington ashington observed the thebody thebody thebody
body of a man in the water floating floatingpat floatingpnst floatingpast
pat the fort He informed the commanding com commanding commanding ¬
manding officer who in turn notilled the thepolice thepollee thepolice
police The body was In the meantime meantimesecured meantlmll21ecured meantimeaecured
secured and tied to the wharf This Thismorning Thismorninj
morning young roung Fleury went down the theriver theriver theriver
river on the steamer Pentz identified identlnodthe idenUliodthe identifiedthe
the body as that pf t his father and di directed dlrt directed ¬
rected rt cted its burial near where It was wasfound wasfound wasfound
found foundIt foundIt foundIt
It is supposed that Floury Flo ry fell over overboard eerboard overboard ¬
board accidentally and the coroner so sodecided 50decIded sodecided
decided
WEATHER REPORT REPORTThe REPORTThe
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The weather Is generally fair through throughout throu throughout t tout ¬
out the East today Temperatures con continue continue continuo ¬
tinue low for the season in the middle middleAtlantic middleAtlantic middleAtlantic
Atlantic States and New England and andhave andhave andhave
have generally risen in n the interior interiorShowers interiorShowers intoriorShowers
Showers are probable Tuesday on ort the thecouth thelIouth thesouth
couth Atlantic coast It will be warmer wanntfrtonight warnufrtonight warmertonight
tonight in tho northern portion of the themiddle the themiddle tiemiddle
middle Atlantic States and warmer warmerTuesday warmerTuesda warmerTuesday
Tuesday in the southern portion On the themiddle themiddle themiddle
middle Atlantic coast winds will be benortheast benortheast benortheast
northeast to southeast slowly increas increasing increasiag ¬
ing on the south Atlantic coast light to tofresh tofresh
fresh easterly ea terlY on tho cast Gulf coast coastlight coaatlight coastlight
light to fresh cast to south and on the thalower thelower thelower
lower lakes brisk to high east to south southeast southeast southeast ¬
east
TEMPERATURE TIDfPERA TURE
9 a m 051 65 6 6i2 >
12 i2 i2pr 1 p pr m in il 74 74THE 74THE 72
THE SUN SUNSun SUNSun SUNSun
Sun sets today todaySun 62i 62 T > 1uSun m JUSun
Sun rises tomorrow tomorrotir536 535 a m mTIDE mTIDE mTIDE
TIDE TABLE TABLEHigh TABLEHigh TABLEHigh
High tide today 842 p pHigh m mHigh niHigh
High tide tomorrow tomorrow85 855 anr 813 p mLow m mLow
Low tide tomorrow305 a m 319 p m
FINEST REGATTA REGATTAEH REGATTAEVER REGATTAEVER
EVER PULLED OFF OFFFortyFive OFFON OFFON
ON THE POTOMAC POTOMACFortyFive POTOMACFortyFive
FortyFive Clubs Repre Represented Represented Represented ¬
sented Among Partici Participants Participants PartlciPants ¬
pants or Spectators SpectatorsIDEAL SpectatorsJDEAL SpectatorsIDEAL
IDEAL ROWING WEATHER WEATHERPotomac WEATHERPotomac VEATHERPotolnac
Potomac Boat Club Gets Sec Second Second Second ¬
ond Place in Junior and andIntermediate andIntermediate andIntermediate
Intermediate Singles SinglesMORNING SinglesMORNING Sin files filesMORNING
MORNING EVENTS EVENTSFirst EVENTSFirst EVENTSFirst
First race junior singles singlesWon Won by byFred byFred byFred
Fred Shepard of the Ravenswood Boati BoatiClub BoatiClub I IClub
Club New York Time 64645 645 4S R RRcddington RI RIReddington RiReddington
I Isecond
Reddington Potomacs Washington Washingtonsecond Washingtonsecond II I
second James J ames ONeil Metropolitan MetropolitanNev MetropolitanNew 1 I 1I 1New
New York third thirdSeond 1 j jSecond
Second race junior fouroared gigs gigsWon 7 7Won
Won by Arundel Boat Club Baltimore BaltimoreTime BaltimoreTime j jTime
Time 601 14 Crescents Philadelphia Philadelphiasecond Philadelphiasecond Philadelphiasecond
second second i Quaker City Philadelphia Philadelphiathird PhiladelphIathird Philadelphiathird I
third thirdThird thirdThird thirdThird
f I
Third race ra e senior fouroared barge bargeVon bargeWon J JWon
Won by Dauntless Rowing Club New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York Time 620 Quaker City Philaj Philajdelphia PhiJa PhiJad Philadelphia j
delphia d lphia second secondFourth secondFourth secondFourth i
Fourth race intermediate singles singlesWon singles
Won by R H Jackson Palisades Boat BoatClub BoatClub
Club New York Time 641 64 64114 14 Wil
liam Britt Britt Potomacs Washington sec second
ond Harry E Grant Nassaus New NewYork
York third Harry Crowley Wachusett WachusettBoat WachusettBoat WachusettBoat
Boat Club fourth fourthFifth fourthFifth fourthFifth
Fifth race junior eightoared shellWon shell shellWon shellWon
Won by Potomacs of Washington WashingtonTime WashingtonTime WashingtonTime
Time 525 Hailems New York City Citysecond Gitysecond Citysecond
second Maltas Philadelphia third thirdThe thi thirdThe d dThe
The famous Middle States Regatta held heldon heldon
on the Potomac today under the auspices auspicesof
of the Potomac Boat Club proved the thegreat thegreat
great success which was hoped for In Infact Intact Infact I
fact the regatta was larger than any anyother anyother myother
other held in the United States this thisseason thl thlseason thisseason
season except the National Regatta at atWorcester atWorcestor atWorccstor
Worcester Mass nss and it equaled that In Innumber InDumber innumber
number of entries As many as forty fortyfive tortyAve fortyfive
five clubs were represented either as asspectators asspectators asspectators
spectators spectators or participants participantsIdeal participantsIdel participantsIdeal
Ideal rowing conditions prevailed thismorning this thismorning thismorning
morning and the races were run cff cffwithout errwithout cffwithout
without a hitch hitchA hitchA hitchA
A litle tile before 10 the United Stales Stalestopedo 3tnt08topedo statestopedo
topedo boat Gushing carrying c carrying rrying the ro roleree r rleree referee
leree left the Potomac boathouse Skirt Skirting Skirting Skirting ¬
ing her way wa through the small craft craftlined craftlined craftlined
lined up on either side of tho the course courseshe courseshe courseshe
she went Immediately immedlatel to the starto startp startposito start op opposite p ppOlite
pOlite o the Three Three Sisters SistersJunior SistersJunior SistersJunior
Junior Singles Contest ContestA
A breeze from the southeast sprang sprangup sprangup sprangup
up Just as the Junior singles started startedbut startedbut startedbut
but not enough to make the water roughThis rough roughThis roughThig
This event was won by Fred Shepard ShepardRavenswood ShepardRa ShepardRavenswood
Ravenswood Ra Ravenswood nwood Boat Club New York In
646 45 Reddington of the Potomacs Po Potomacs PoI Potomacs
tomacs was a good second and ONill ONillof ON ONeilof U Ulof
I
lof of the Metropolitans New ew York thirdThe third thirdThe thirdI
I The Arundels of Baltimore took the thelead thelead thelead
lead with the crack of the pistol in n the theJunior thejunior
Junior fouroared gig race and werenever were werenever
never headed The Baltimoreans pulled pulledan pulledan
an excellent race rowing well together togetherand togetherand
and with a good log drive driveThe driveI driveThe
I The Crescents of o Philadelphia the theQuaker theQuaker
Quaker City Barge Club and the Montrose Mont Montro Iont
rOle ro c Boat Club struggled hard for sec second secI secand
ond place there being no open water waterbetween waterbetween waterbetween
I between the three until in the last quarter quar quarter quarter ¬
ter when the bow of the Montrose Montrosecrew Montr03ecrew Montrosecrew
crew OMennetter caught a crab Tho ThoCrescents ThoCroeonts TheCrescents
Crescents took second place by a splendidspurt splendid splendidspurt splendidspurt
spurt in tho last hundred yards with tho thoQuaker theQuaker thoQuaker
Quaker City Barge Club a good third thirdSenior thirdSenior thirdSenior
Senior FourOared FourOaredIn FourO re reIn
In tho senior fouroared gigs the theDauntless theDauntless theDauntless
Dauntless Rowing Club of New Yorkbeat York Yorkbeat Yorkbeat
beat the Quaker City Barge Club by 5 5seconds 5seconds 5seconds
seconds their tlmo being 620 620Rowing 620Rowing 620Rowing
Rowing a beautiful waiting alllng race R RH RH RH
H Jackson of the Palisades Boat Club ClubYonkers CluhYonkers ClubYonkers
Yonkers N Y captured the Interme Intermediate intermediate intermediate ¬
diate single sculls scull beating WilliamBritt William WilliamBrltt VJll1amBritt
Britt cf the Potomac Club by four sec soconds seconds seconds ¬
onds Harry Grant of the Nassau Boat BoatClub Boatc BoatClub
Club c ub of New York Jumped Into theload the thelead tholead
lead at the start but the margin be between betwcon between ¬
tween the boats was small for the first firstquarter firstquarter firstquarter
quarter Britt following Grants example ex example example ¬
ample put on more steam and at the theAqueduct UIOAqueduct tiieAqueduct
Aqueduct Bridge was leading slightly slightlyAll slightlyAll slightlyAll
All the men D1 11 were rowing in good goodform
I form Jackson was rowing steadilyholding steadily steadilyholding steadilybalding
holding third place He was getting u ugood Itgood agood
good leg drive however and when he hentorod hepntOrod hepnterod
pntOrod ntorod the th last half mile put on a little littlemore littlemore littlemore
more steam and in a dozen strokes had hadpassed hadpa8Md hadpassed
passed Britt and Grant who were row rowing rowing rowfag ¬
ing one and two respectively holding holdingtht holdingtbtt holdingthe
the lead to the finish finishTho flnlshThe finishThe
The race for second place between betweenGrant bteonGrant betweenGrant
Grant and Brltt was a hard struggle struggleAs truggleAs
As tho men came opposite the George Georgetown Georgotovn Georgetown
town boathouse and passed between the tluflotilla thtotUla theflotUla
flotilla otUla of canoes and rowboats lining liningthe l1nln l1nlnthe liningthe
the shore Brltts heelers called on onhim onhim onhim
him for a spurt lIe answered the call calland calland
and crossed tho lino a trine over a alongth alongth alength
l
longth behind Jackson
PANA PANAMA A MEMBERS MEMBERSBID MEMBERSDID
BID NOT LEAVE LEAVEStrong LEAVETHE LEAVETHE
THE CONGRESS CONGRESSStrong CONGRESSStrong
Strong Denial of Recent RecentStory RecentStory RecentStory
Story Sent to ChargeHerran Charge ChargeHerran ChargeHerran
Herran HerranFIFTEEN HerranFIFfEEN Herranr
FIFTEEN r DAYS FOR ACTION ACTIONFurther ACTIONFurther ACTIONFurther
Further News Expected ExpectedSenor From FromSenorObaldia FromSenor
SenorObaldia Senor Obaldia New Gov Governor Governor Govr ¬
ernor r of Panama PanamaStatements PanamaStatements PanamaStatements
Statements that Dr Herran the Co Colombian Colombian Colomblan ¬
lombian charge has been too optimistic optimisticin
in his refusal to accept the report from fromBogota tramDogota fromBogota
Bogota that the delegation from Panama Panamahad Panamahad Panamahad
had withdrawn from the congress and andwas andwas andwas
was on its way to the department to tolead tolead
lead 1 ad a revolutionary movement which whichwould whichvould whichwould
would have as its purpose individual action ac action acUn
tion on the part of Panama in negotiat negotiating negotlatint negotiating ¬
ing int a canal treaty with the United UnitedStates UnitedStates
States St tes have been proved unfounded unfoundedDr
Dr Herran this forenoon received acable a acable acbll
cable dispatch from Governor Mutls MutlsDuran MutisDuran olutlsDuran
Duran of Panama in answer to ono onowhich onoI onowhich onewhich
which he sent to the governor last even evening eening evening
ing The dispatch reads as follows followsWe
We know nothing about the withdrawal with withdrawal withdrawal
drawal of Panama delegation dele ation I have havebeen havebeen havebeen
i
been advised that Senator Obaldia Obald i1 hasbeen has hasbeen
been appointed governor and iston is on his hisway
way with Representative Fabrega FabregaAll FabregaAll I
i All along Dr Herran has expressed ex ex extreme
treme suspicion as to the report from fromBogota tromI fromBogota
Bogota Bo ota that the Panama delegation had hadwithdrawn hadwithdrawn
I II withdrawn The dispatches did not ring ringtrue
I true to him he said and if f a movement movementot movementof
I
of that kind had taken place he felt he hewould heI
I would have been informed at once He Hehas Hehas
has not been worried by the charge that thathis thathis thathis I
his government socrnmentls Is not keeping him post posted posted posted ¬
ed as to the status of the treaty in the theColombian theColombian I
Colombian senate and now nu thinks that thatas thatas i itUi
as noon as the new governor overnor Senator SenatorObaldia Senator SenatorObaldia I IObaldla
Obaldia arrives at Panama the correct correctsituation correctsituation
situation will bt b > lcaanedSenatorObal lcaanedSenatorObaldia lea ned ri d Senator ii t r Obal Obaldia Ob l ldlaislrlendly ¬ I
dia dlaislrlendly lafrlendly la frtendly tothe to the Ha HayHerran r Herran treatyand treaty treatyand treatyand
and his appointment to succeed succeedGov Gover Governor Governor r rnor ¬
nor MutisDuran is believed b < Ueycd to be an anindication anI anindication
I indication of tho ultimate success of the thetreaty theI thetreaty
treaty ea
Fifteen Days Leeway LeewayFifteen LeewayF1tcen LeewayFifteen
I
Fifteen days yet remain in which the theColombian theColombian theColombian
Colombian congress may act The Thetreaty Thetreaty Thetreaty
treaty will expire e plre by limitation Sep September Septomber Septomber ¬
tomber 22 22Senor 22Senor 22Senor
Senor Obaldia is said to have loft loftBogota leItBogota leftBogota
Bogota several days ago for his new newpost newpost newpost
post on the isthmus Ueneral Sarria Sarriawho Sarrlaho Sarriawho
who ho has been named military governor governorof governorot
of Panama has lived many years on the theisthmus theIsthmus theisthmus
isthmus and Is said to be heartily in infavor Infavor infavor
favor of a canal Both ho and Governor GovernorObaldia GovernorObal GovernorObaldia
Obaldia Obal la are said to be kindly disposed disposedtoward disposedI disposedtoward
toward the United States StateeMutisDuran StatesMutisDuran StatesMutisDuran
I MutisDuran Known Here HereAdvices HereAdvlces HereI
Advices from Bogota indicate there therewas therewas
I was as a stormy session in the lower house houseof houlleI houseof
of congress when the erratic conduct of ofGeneral o oGenoral ofGeneral
I General Cobos who drove Governor GovernorMutisDuran GoernorlutlsDuran GovernorMuttsDuran
MutisDuran out of Panama on July 25 25was 5 5was 5I
was considered consideredThe consideredThe consideredThe
The deposed governor Mr olr Mutis MutisDuran MullsDuran MutisDuran
I
Duran is well known in the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States When hon the Isthmian Canal Com Coramission ComI
I mission mission bogan the draft of the first oro orothe ro rotocol rotocol
tocol wIth thel the Colombian government governmcntthe
the Bogota government gov rnment appointed Mr MrMulisDuran MrMuttsDuran 1 1luUsDuran
MulisDuran as one of the representa representatives representatives ¬
I representa tives of Panama and he came to this thiscountry thisI thiscountry
i I country and met daily with the mem members members members ¬
I bers of the commission and the Colom Colombian Colombian Colombian ¬
1 bian minister ministerGovernor ministerGovernor ministerGovernor
Governor MutisDuran olutis Duran has an Ameri American American American ¬
can wife which also tended to make him himpopular himpopular
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popular popularRussian popularBREAO popularBEA
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BREAO BEA RI01S LT8 IN PERSIA PERSIASTOPPED PERSIASTUPE
STOPPED BY B A CONSUL CONSULRus OSU OSURussian
Russian Rus Jan Papers Exult Over Politi Political Political Political ¬
cal Effect EffectODESSA EffectODESSA EffectODESSA
ODESSA Sept 7 7The The newspaper newspaptsrChabul newspaptJrChabul newspaperChabul
Chabul Matin says that breead riots in inKorcssan inKorcssan inKoroasan
Korcssan and elsewhere in Persia con continue continue continue ¬
tinue The actions of the monopolists monopolistsno
30 incensed the people peo > le that the latter latterappealed lattclappealed latterappealed
appealed to the Russian consul who re relieved rt rtHeved relieved ¬
lieved them The consul then inter interceded intl1rceded interceded ¬
ceded at Teheran with the result that thatthe thattho thatthe
the unpopular official was removed removedThe removedThe removedThe
The Novoe Vremya comments exultantly ex exultantly 1 1ultantly ¬
ultantly on the reliance the Persian PersianI Persianmasses Persianmasses
I masses place on Russian consuls consulsHEARING consulsHEARING consulsHEARING
HEARING POSTPONED POSTPONEDCharles POSTPONEDCharles POSTPONEDCharles
Charles Dunnington charged with withmalkne withmalkng withmaikng
malkne an unprovoked unprovo ed assault on Hosa HosaBsirr HosaHIfr RosaBarr
Barr and released on 550 50 collateral collateralasked collateral8pcd collateralasked
asked for a continuance in the case in inthe inthe inthe
the Police Court today and Judge JudgeScott JudgeScott JudgeScott
Scott flx3d fix d the date as September 9 9CLERK 9CLERK 9CLERK
CLERK HARPER ON DUTY DUTYClerk DUTYClerk DUTYClerk
Clerk Lum Harper of o the District Districtbranch Districtbranch Districtbranch
branch of the Police Court today re returned returned returned ¬
turned to his duties after a vacation of ofthitry Irthitry oflhitry
thitry days Mr Harper went to tall Oallforpla tallforpia aH aHtorpln
forpla in August Au st with several friends frlondsHe trlonlsHe friendsHe
He says he onoyod himself Immensely Immenselyand Imm9n immenselyand ely elyand
and looks much improved as a result of ofthe ortho ofthe
the trip
s
m AR PARTY IN INGovernment INBULGARIA INBULGARIA
BULGARIA GROWS GROWSSTRONGER GROWSSTRONGER
STRONGER DAILY DAILYi DAILYGovernment DAILYGovernment
i
Government Trying to toRestrain toR toRestrain
Restrain R strain Overt OvertActions O OvertActions ert ertActions
Actions ActionsPEACE ActionsPEACE ActionsPEACE
PEACE ADVOCATES BUSY BUSYAustrian BUSYAustrian BUSYAustrian
Austrian Emperor and Pope PopePius PopePius PopeT
Pius Seek to Have HaveBQard HaveBQardof T Boardof Board Boardof
of Arbitrators ArbitratorsSOFIA
v
SOFIA Sept 7 7The The war party p JY In InBulgaria InDulgarla inBulgaria
Bulgaria Is growing stronger daily Tho ThoJingo ThoJingo ThoJingo
Jingo element point out that now Is an anexcellent anexcellent anexcellent
excellent opportunity to strike strike the hated hatedTurk hated hatedTurk hatedTurk
Turk but the government does not not seem seemto seemto seemto
to BOP things In that light Reports are arecurrent arecurrent arecurrent
current that the matter of the th advisability advisa advisability dvlsa dvlsablllty ¬
bility of war was discussed in a minis ministerial mnisterial ministonal ¬
terial council several days ago agowlth with the theresult theresult theresult
result it was agreed that it would ould be bebetter bebCtter bebetter
better to refrain from attacking the thepcrte thep theperte
pcrte perteShould pcrteShould p rtE rtEShould
Should the initiative be taken by the theTurkish theTurkish theTurkish
Turkish government there is no doubt doubtthat doubtthat doubtthat
that Bulgaria would fight to the last lastditch Jadtditch lastditch
ditch It is pointed out that thilta a war with withAbduls wJthAbdurs withAbduls
Abduls forces would be a useless waste wastoof wasteot wasteof
of money and loss of life It would put putBulgaria putBulgaria
Bulgaria under a tremendous tremendousfinanclnl tremendousfinanclnlload financial financialload financialload
load and even should the Turks be beforced betorc beforced
forced torc d to retire defeated it is i most mostdoubtful mostdoubtful mostdoubtful
doubtful if the powers would permit the thevictors th3victors thevictors
victors to reap the benefits of their victory vic victory vIctOry ¬
tory
Peace Party Active ActiveA
A dispatch from Vienna received to today today today ¬
day states that the peace party zhoro zhorois h heois o oIs
is becoming becoming very strong 8tron There There Is said saidto aaldto saidto
to be a movement on f foot oot bnck backed d by byEmperor LyEmperor byEmperor
Emperor Emperor Franz Josef Jose and Pope Pius X Xto Xto Xto
to have a board of arbitrators com composed CODlposed coatposed ¬
posed of representatives of oftho rho tho powers poworfappolnto
appointed > d to t settle the difficulties dlm ulUes and andthus andth andthus
thus th savoid avoid the possible throwing of all nilEurope allEurope allEuropa
Europe into a turmoil turmoilLONDON turmoilLOlmON turmoilLONDON
LONDON Sept 7 7A A dispatch from fromCanstAntlnopIeioJReuters fromCQn9tAntinople romiConItint1n
CanstAntlnopIeioJReuters ConItint1n CQn9tAntinople > le toR fo ReutersNows U rt News Ws Agepyy Agepyystates A Agency Agencystates i istates
states that authentic authentic h ntlc information 1rormnUQnhas 1rormnUQnhasboen has hasbocn hasbeen
been received in n tho Turkish capital capital capt tl to tothe tothe tothe
the effect that the revolt in the Mon Monastir Moaastir Monastir
astir region has been effectually stamped stamp stamped stamped ¬
ed out outFAVOR outFAVOR outFAVOR
FAVOR SILVER COINAGE COINAGEFOR COINAGEFOR COINAGEFOR
FOR CHINESE EMPIRE EMPIRETreasury EMPIRETreasur EMPIRETreasury
Treasury Treasur Department advices are that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the commission consisting of Messrs MessrsHanna MessrsHanna MessrsHanna
Hanna Conant and Jenks which has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been visiting the European capitals in inan Inan inan
an endeavor to bring about a concert concertof
of action regarding the use of silver in inAsiatic InAsiatic inAsiatic
Asiatic colonies and countries will re return return return ¬
turn this week and will submit a report reportto reportto reportto
to this Government and that of China ChinaThe ChinaThe
The American commission with one onenamed onenamed onenamed I
named from Mexico has sought to in induce Inuce induce ¬
duce uce the powers to bring pressure on onChina onChina onChina
China to establish a reliable rellabie system of ofnational oCnational ofnational
national coinage While it has been beenfound heento beenfound
found to nd the several nations differ as to toplans toplans toplans
plans all arc united In taking the position posi position posllion ¬
tion that Chinas popular coinage should shouldbe shouldhe shouldbe
be silver and should be raised as soon soonas soonas soonas
as practicable to a gold parity parityWHITE parityWHITE parityWHITE
WHITE SETTLERS CAUSE CAUSEEAST CAUSEEAST CAUSEEAST
EAST AFRICAN REVOLT REVOLTLISBON REVOLTLISBON REVOLTLISBON
LISBON Sept 7 7A A dispatch received receivedby receivedliy receivedby
by the government from East Africa Africastates Atrlcastates Africastates
states that the negroes of the Boror Borordistrict Borordistrict Borordistrict
district have revolted as a result of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the cruelty of the white settlers The Thepolice Thepolice Thepolice
police have gone to protect the latter latterwho lallerwho latterwho
who are seriously menaced menacedHUNGARIAN menacedHUNGARIAN menacedUMGARIAM
HUNGARIAN TROUBLES TROUBLESHEARING TROUBLESNEARiNG TROUBLESMEARia
HEARING MEARia A SETTLEMENT SETTIMNTEmperor SETTLEMENTEmperor
Emperor Francis Joseph Appoints AppointsConciliators AppointsConciliators AppointsConciliators
Conciliators ConciliatorsVIENNA ConciliatorsVIENNA ConciliatorsVIENNA
VIENNA Sept 7 7Emperor Emperor Francis FrancisJoseph FrancisJoseph FrancisJoseph
Joseph has appointed Koloman Szell Szellformer Szellorm Szellformer
former orm r premier of Hungary and Dr DrWeckerle DrVeckerle DrWeckerle
Weckerle both of whom enjoy the con confidence confidence confidence ¬
fidence of all parties a commission to tosettle tosettle tosettle
settle the Hungarian difficulty difficulty Dissen Dissensions Dissensions Dissensions ¬
sions among the constructionists will willmaterially willmaterially willmaterially
materially help the commission In their theirwork theirwork theirwork
work of restoring peace and a strong strongsection ntrongsection strongsection
section of Kossuthfsts Kossuth Kossuthtets ts are now anxious anxiousfor anxiousfQr anxiousfor
for an early settlement of the ques questions questions questions ¬
tions In dispute disputeGARBAGE disputeGARBAGE disputeGARBAGE
GARBAGE COLLECTORS COLLECTORSSTOLE COLLECTORSSTOLE COLLECTORSSTOLE
STOLE SILVER SPOONS SPOONSEleven SPOONSEleven SPOONSEleven
Eleven months and twentynine days daysIn daysIn daysin
In Jail was the Judgment In the case of ofHcnson otHenson ofHenson
Henson Perry and Robert Bowie two twonegro twonegro twonegro
negro garbage cart drivers charged In Intho Inthe inthe
the Police Court ttys morning with the tholarceny thelarceny thelarceny
larceny of a number of silver spoons spoonsfrom 3poonsCrom spoonsfrom
from Staleys lunch room the Baltimore BaltimoreHotel BaltlmoroHotel BaltimoreHotel
Hotel and several other places They Theyare Thlyare Theyare
are said to have purloined the silver silverware silverware silverware ¬
ware at various times when they re removed rclDoved removed ¬
moved gargabe from the hostelries
ORGANIZED LABOR GOES GOESTO GOESTO GOESTO
TO FOREST AND FIELD FIELDON FIELDON FIELDON
ON GREAT HOLIDAY
SQUADRON AT BEIRU BEIRUL BEIRULISPIllESUMFIUEME r rINSPIRES
INSPIRES ISPIllESUMFIUEME ISPIllESUMFIUEMEAdmiral CONFIDENCE CONFIDENCEAdmiral
Admiral Cotton Reports to toNayy toNavy toNavy
Navy Department DepartmentFOUR DepartmentFOUR DepartmentFOUR
FOUR MEN UNDER ARREST ARRESTSuspected ARRESTI ARRESTSuspected ARRESTSuspected
I <
Suspected of Attack on Vice Vi Vice e Consul ConsulForeigners ConsulForeigners ConsulForeigners
Foreigners Grateful Grat ful for forAmerican forAmerican forAmerican
American Ships ShipsDispatches ShipsDlsp3tch ShipsDispatches
Dispatches received by the State De Department Department Department ¬
partment show conditions in Beirut andConstantinople and andConstantinople anflConstantinople
Constantinople to be such that there is isno s sno sno
no immediate need of taking steps to toprotect toprotect toprotect
protect American subjects In Turkey TurkeyTho TurkeyThe TurkeyThe
The Machias has arrived in Port Said SaidNo SaidNo SaidNo
No further instructions have been issued issuedto Issuedto issuedto
to the vessel Neither has the Navy Department De Department Departntcnt ¬
partment sent any orders to Admiral AdmiralCotton AdmiralCotton AdmiralCotton
Cotton who is in command of the European European Euro European ¬
pean squadron at Beirut Acting Sec Secretary Secretary Secretary ¬
retary Darling received the following followingdispatch followin1tdispatch followingdispatch
dispatch from Admiral Cotton this morn morning mornIng morning ¬
ing concerning conditions at Beirut BeirutAdmiral BeirutAdmiral BeirutAdmiral
Admiral Cottons Report ReportVice ReportVice ReportVice
Vice consul shot at but uninjured uninjuredTurkish uninjuredIurkishofficlals uninjuredTurkish
Turkish Iurkishofficlals officials have haelnromed infomed consul consulthat consultbat consulthat
that four men have been placed under underarrest undcrarrest underarrest
arrest because It Is suspected that they theyhad th9Yhad theyhad
had attacked the vice consul I cabled cabledFriday cabledFrIday cabledFriday
Friday afternoon l to the American min minister minIster minr ¬
ister at Constantinople the arrival of ofthe otthe ofthe
the United States squadron The Ameri American Am Amrican 1 1can ¬
can minister has nothing to communi communicate communicate communicate ¬
cate cateI
I have strengthened the American Americanrepresentatives Americanreprcsenathcs Americanrepresentatives
representatives position by pronounced pronouncedrecognition pronouncedrecognition pronouncedrecognition
recognition of them The American Americanconsul Americanconsul Americanconsul
consul and vice consul accompanied mein me mein
in my call on Turkish governor and rndTurkish andTurkish nd ndU
Turkish U rk IShgen general cr a 1 and a nd were presented 1 re8 nt ed at atiheir attheir attheir
iheir their call on board the Brooklyn Brooklyn Turk TurkishsiaJcialsr Turks Turki
ishsiaJcialsr i s sh oclalsery rcl It ery cordal Turkish ad adThe adIrtlih admiralishere
miralishere Irtlih f r rThe rThe
The following fo110wtn Turkish Turklshshpsare ships are hero heroOne heroOne heroOne
One snull gunboat S1Jnbonton one arntored armoredcruiaer armoredcruiaerUsual armoredcruserrUsual cruiser cruiserUsual
Usual courtesies exchanged Have con conferred conferred conferred ¬
ferred with consul freely tre > l will confer conferwith conrerwith conferwith
with othor prominent American citizens citizensSunday cltizenlJSunday citizensSunday
Sunday and next next day da I shall request requestfull requesttull requestfull
full statement in writing of the situation situationat
at Beirut Presence of American Americansquadron AmericU1squadrCln Americansquadron
squadron Inspires with confidence and andfeeling andfeeling andfeeling
feeling of security all foreigners and andChristians andChristians andChristians
Christians COTTON COTTONOne COTTONGERMAN COTTONGERMAN
GERMAN AR ARMY Y BEGINS BEGINSANNUAL BEG1SNUAMANEUYERS
ANNUAL NUAMANEUYERS NUAMANEUYERSOne ANEUVERS ANEUVERSOne
One Hundred Thousand Troops in inthe inthe inthe
the Field FieldHALLE FieldHALLE FieldHALLE
HALLE Sept 7 7The The annual German Germanarmy Germanarmy Germanarmy
army maneuvers began south of here herethla herethi herethis
this thi morning Ninety inety battalions of in infantry infantry infantry ¬
fantry 100 squadrons of cavalry and 100 I00batteries 100batteries OO OObatteries
batteries of field artillery in all over Ir
100000 troops participated participatedThe participatedThe
The maneuvers began early the eastern east eastern enstern ¬
ern army extending from Leipzig to Al Altenburg Altenburg Altenburg
tenburg while the opposing force had hadits hadIts hadits
its lines drawn dra I1 out from rom Arteln on the theriver theriver theriver
river Unstrut to Apolda The Crown CrownPrince CrownPrince CrownPrince
Prince of Saxony commands one of thearmy the thearmy thearmy
army corps attached attriched to the eastern di division dlvlsloa division ¬
vision visionThe vlsloaThe visionThe
The Kaiser as umplreinchief arose aroseat aroseat aroseat
at 4 orlorU this thl morning mornln and watched watchedthe watchedthe watchedthe
the preparations of the western army armyHe armyHe armyHe
He remained in the field until the ad adjournment adjou adjournment ¬
journment jou nment of o the operations at 1 oclock oclockHis oclockHis oclockHis
His majesty used alternately a horse horseand horsend horseand
and nd a motor car while a captive captiveDItI captiveDItIloon bal balloon nalloon ¬
loon was fixed near him and reported reportedall reportedall reportedall
all the movements over 200 miles mlle of offield o o11eld offield
field fieldARMED 11eldARMEQ fieldARMED
ARMED PROWLER SOUGHT SOUGHTTO SOUGHTTO SOUGHTTO
TO SEE LORD TENNYSON TENNYSONMELBOURNE TENNYSONMELBOURNE TENNYSONMELBOURNE
MELBOURNE Sept 7 7What What Is be believed be1Ired believed ¬
lieved to have h ve been an attempt on the thelife thplire thelife
life of Lord Tennyson the retiring gov governor governor governor ¬
ernor general of Australia was frus frustrated trustrated frustrated ¬
trated today The constable on duty at atthe atthe atthe
the government house saw a suspicious suspiciouslooking lS1splcIQ suspiciouslooking s slooking
looking man prowling about the build bullding building building
ing and placed him under arrest The Theman Theman Theman
man resisted and the officer had a hard hardtussle hardtussle hardtussle
tussle before overpowering him A re revolver reyolver revolver ¬
volver with all the chambers loaded loadedwas loadedwas loadedwas
was found on the prisoners person Ho Hosaid Hesaid Hosaid
said he must see the governor general generalHis generalHis generalHis
His actions after arrest betrayed an un unsound unsound unsound ¬
sound mind mindSTEAMERS mindSTEAMERS mindSTEAMERS
STEAMERS NEW RECORD RECORDFOR RECORDFOR RECORDFOR
FOR CABIN PASSENGERS PASSENGERSBREMEN PASSENGERSBREMEN PASSENGERSBREMEN
BREMEN Sept 7 7When When the North NorthGerman NorthGerman NorthGerman
German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wil Wilhplm Wllhrlm Wilhelm
helm II sails for or New York tomorrow tomorrowshe tomorrowshe tomorrowshe
she will have on board 620 saloon and and3GO and
360 Intermediate passengers This is the thelargest tho tholargest th thlar
largest lar est number of cabin passengers ever evercarried evercarrlcd evercarried
carried in a vessel of this line lineNo lineNo lineNo
No i Blinds i a PairLibbey Pair PairLibbey PairLibbey
Libbey Co 6th It t and N Y ave ueAdv Adr
LABOR DAY PARADE PARADEEight PARADELED
LED 0 BY SAM J PARKS PARKSEight PARKSEight
i
Eight Thousand ThollsandNew New York Yorkers rork rorkers Yorkers ¬
ers March in Line LineBIG LineBIG LineBIG
BIG BILL DEVERY RIDES RIDESSixty RIDESSixty RIDESSixty
I
Sixty Thousand Workers Refuse to Fol Follow Follow Follow ¬
low Convicted Walking Delegate DelegateCheers DelegateCheers DelegateCheers
Cheers Along long Route RouteNEW RouteEW RouteNEW
NEW EW YORK Sept 7 7Elght Eight thousand thousandmen thousandmen thousandmen
men of labor labor marched down Fifth Ave Avenue Avenue Avenue ¬
nue today in the usual labor Day Dayparade Dayparade Dayparade
parade headed by Samuel J Parks the thewalking thpwalking thewalking
walking delegate delegateot of the Housemens and andBrldgemens andBrldgemens andBridgemeas
Brldgemens Union whose recent experi experiences experJen experlcares ¬
cares en es in h courts and a short term In Sing SingSing Sin SinSing SingSing
Sing have brought about serious rup ruptures ruptures ruptunes ¬
tures in the ranks of union labor in this thiscity thiscity thiscity
city Parks was wa mounted on a snow snowwhite snowwhite snowwhite
white charger whose spirited cavortlngs cavortlngscaused pavorttngscaused avorUngscausee
caused causee the th walking delegate some un uncomfortable nncomfortable uncomfortable ¬
comfortable moments Behind Parks Parkscame Parkscame Parkscame
came Big Big Bill Devery who sat in a acarriage Dcarriage acarriage
carriage The parade started at Fifty Fiftyninth Flttyninth Fiftyninth
ninth Street and an Fifth Avenue at 1020oclock 1020 1020oclock 1020oclock
oclock
Parks Wears a White Sash SashAt 5ashAt SashAt
At each corner as the parade movel movelon move moveo moveJon
on o It was Joined by other unions unl ns so sothat sothat sothat
that when it reached Twentythird Street StreetIt
It was estimated that eight thousandmen thousand thousandmen thousanolmen
men were in line line Parks seemed radi mdiantly radiantly radlantly ¬ =
antly happy in his uniform of a house housesmith housesmith housesmith
smith around which was entwined a amonstrous amonstrous amonstrous
monstrous white sash on which was the theInscription theInscription theinscription
Inscription Sam Parks walking dele delegateJ delegate delegate
gateJ gateJHis gate
gateHis
His appearance called forth cheers cheersfrom cheerstrom cheersfrom
from friends Over sixty thousand union unionmen unionmen unionmen
men Defused 11sec to tog parade rade behind Parks and anddid antIdid anddid
did ngt nqt 1Qtgo ga ouWtoay out utto io ay claiming that they theywould theywould theywould
would would not walk behind a convict Inspiteofheill In Inspitejpf Inspi
spitejpf spi spiteofheill the he ill feeling e Ungthere there were noreal norealdemonstrations noreildemonstrations no real realdemonstrations
demonstrations demonstrations of of disapproval during duringthe duringt duringthe
the t e march marchSPANIARDS marchSPANI marchSPANIARDS
SPANIARDS SPANI ri TO TOEXTEND TOEXTENDSOUTH TO EXTEND EXTENDSOUTH EXTENDSOUTH
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE TRADEMADRID TRADEIADRID TRADEMADRID
MADRID Sept 7 7A A commission commls lon of ofmerchants otmerchants ofmerchants
merchants representing the chambers chambersof
of commerce of the prominent Spanish Spanishcities Spanishcities Spanishcities
cities has gone to South America to tovisit tovisit tovisit
visit all the republics there and try and andextend andextend andextend
extend Spanish trade tradeImportant tradeCARDINAL tradeARDIMAL
CARDINAL GIBBONS TO TOARRIVE TOARRIVE
ARRIVE IN TEN DAYS OAYSImportant DAYSImportant
Important Church Work Awaiting AwaitingHis A AwaitingHis waHingHis 1
His Return ReturnNEW ReturnNEW ReturnNEW
NEW YORK Sept 7 7Cardlnal Cardinal Gib Gibbons Gibbons Gibbons ¬
bons is expected to arrive in the United UnitedStates UnitedStales UnitedStates
States on September 17 He is anxious anxiousto anxiousto
to return to his archdiocese as some someImportant someImportant someimportant
Important changes are Imminent The Thedeath Theceath Thedeath
death of three permanent rectors has hasleft haslert hasleft
left Important parishes parlsheswllhout without pas pastors pastors pastors ¬
tors Such appointments are always alwaysannounced alwaysannounced alwaysannounced
announced at the close of the diocesan diocesanretreat diocesanretreat diocesanretreat
retreat but owing to Cardinal Gibbons Gibbonsabsence Gibbonsabsence Gibbonsabsence
absence in Rome these announcements announcementsrould announcementsrould announcementscould
rould not be made It is understood understoodthat understoodthat understoodthat
that the new omcers of his archdiocese archdiocesehavo archdiocesehave archdiocesehave
have not yet been decided upon uponAmong uponmon uponAmong
Among mon the Important changes will be bethe bethe bethe
the resignation from the cardinals province prov province province ¬
ince of the Rev Re Don Luigi Sartori pas pastor pastor ¬
tor of St Josephs Josep s Church Midland Md MdFather MdFather oldFather
Father Sartori is a relative of o Pope PopePius PopePius PopePius
Pius X He told the priests at the close closeof closeat closeof
of the retreat that he had arranged arrangedwith arrangedwlth arrangedwith
with Cardinal Gibobns last June to re retire retire retire ¬
tire from tho active priesthood priesthoodFather priesthoodFnthtr priesthoodFather
Father Sartori artorl will return to the place placeof placeot placeof
of his hi > birth near Venice and later will willprobably willprobahl willprobably
probably retire to a 1 Franciscan monas monastery monaster monastery ¬
tery ter in the L eHoly Holy Land He will go di directly dlre direetly ¬
rectly re tly to Rome Ho is sixty year enro old oldand oldand oldand
and has been a priest in the Baltimore Baltimorearchdiocese Baltimorearchllloccst Baltimorearchdiocese
archdiocese for or thirty years yearsUNIVERSITY yearsUNIVERSITY yearsUNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY RIGHTS OF OFWOMEN OFNOMEN OFWOMEN
WOMEN RECOGNIZED RECOGNIZEDBREMEN RECOGNIZEDBREMEN RECOGNIZEDBREMEN
BREMEN Sept 7 7Thannouncem 7The The announcement announcementwas nt ntas
was as made today that the Erlangen Uni Lniversity University University ¬
versity will hereafter grant to female femalijstudents temal temalstudents femalestudents
students the same privileges that are areenjoyed areenjOyed areenjoyed
enjoyed by male students Three Ger German German German ¬
man universities now recognize womens womensrights womenirights womensrights
rights rightsNORFOLK rightsNORFOLK rightsNORFOLK
NORFOLK GIRLS ARRIVE ARRIVEIN
IN I NEW YORK HARBOR HARBORNEW HARBORNEW
f fNEW
NEW YORK Sept 7 7The The schooner schoonerMassachusetts schoonerMassachusetts schoonerMassachusetts
Massachusetts Captain Lane arrived In InQuarantine InQuarantine inQuarantine
Quarantine today from Norfolk with withBlanche withBlanche withBlanche
Blanche Montgomery and Hattie Story Storythe Storythe Storythe
the two young girls reported missing missingfrom missingtrom missingfrom
from their homes The father of each eachhad eachhad i ihad
had a warrant Issued there for the ar arrest arrest arrest ¬
rest of Captain Lane Lane on the charge of ofhaving ofhaYing ofhaving
having kidnaped the t e girls When the thematter thematter thematter
matter became public the mother of each eachgirl enchgirl eachgirl
girl declared that her permission had hadbeen hadbccn hadbeen
been given for her child to tako the thetrip thetrip thetrip
trip and the warrants wero withdrawn
Essentially aDaY a Day of Rec Recreation Recreation Recreation ¬
reation as Well as Rest Restfor Restfor Restfor
for the Toiling Thou Thousands Thousands Thousands ¬
sands of the National NationalCapital NationalCapital NationalCapital
Capital CapitalParades CapitalPar CapitalParades
Parades Par des Conspicuous by byTheir byTheir b Y YTheir
Their Absence ButInstead But ButInstead BiltInste
Instead Inste d Excursions to toResorts toResorts toResorts
Resorts on River and andin andin andin
in the Woods WoodsBusiness WbodsBusiness WoodsBusiness
Business Generally Sus Suspended Suspended Suspended ¬
pended and the Whole WholeCity WholetyPay WholeCity
City tyPay Pays Tribute T iblte to tothe t tthe tothe
the One Day Dayan on Which WhichAll WhichAll WhichAll
All Labor Rests RestsA
A day of rest Well hardly A Aday day or orrecreation otrecreation ofrecreation
recreation Yes YesThe YesThe YesThe
The emancipation of labor is going on onallover onallover onall
allover all over the United States today with withsuch withsuch withsuchguardian
suchguardian such guardian angels as responsibility responsibilityarbitration responsIbilityarbitration responsibilityarbitration
arbitration and reason lifting it from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the shackles placed there ther by corrupt corruptleadership corruptleadership corruptleadership
leadership violence and graft It Is the theday theday theday
day of all days when labor looks at its itadifficulties i idlmculties itsdifficulties
difficulties with a calm and reasoning reasoningmind reasoningmind reasoningmind
mind mindLabor mindLabor mindLabor >
Labor all over the United States Is Istaking Istaking istaking
taking a holiday In many cities half of ofthe otthe ofthe
the day will be spent in laborious laboriousmarches laboriousmarches laboriousmarches
marches with the different organizations organizationscompeting organizationscompeting organizationscompeting
competing for prizes for the best and andstrongest andstrongest andstrongest
strongest showings but in Washington Washingtonthere Washingtonthere Washingtonthere
there is nothing of that kind Picnics Picnicsand Plcnicsanci Picnicsand
and outings are the order of the day the theMiddle thelddle thefiddle
Middle lddle States Regatta on the th Upper Upper Po Potomac Potomac Potomac ¬
tomac is attracting thousands the ez ezcur excuraLoAg x xcu
curaLoAg cur cu UnA6iac343ifihalI lQus argllat halL Ha1tand Iall and River RiverView Rive RiveVieW RiverView
View have drawn equal eq a numbers the cir circus clrus cireus ¬
cus eus us tents at atF1tteenb Fifteenth and Florida lorI aAyo aAyon Aye AYOnue Ayenue
nue n nue north 11 northwesfratec1ovrdeaj 0 rthVi westafeciowdedjfbeniatlnees westafeciowdedjfbeniatlneesat sl iecrpwd e < f fh the iriattnees iriattneesat matf nees neesat
at four tourtheaters theaters are getting their full fullshare fullshare fullshare
share of patronage the resorts res oris such aj ajCabin a aCabin asCabin
Cabin John Bridge and Chesapeake ChesapeakeBeach ChesapeakeBeach ChesapeakeBeach
Beach have been given no cause for forcomplaint torcomplaint forcomplaint
complaint and the racing at Brightwood Brightwoodfurnishes Brlghtwoodturnishes Brightwoodfurnishes
furnishes amusement for those who whofancy whotancy whofancy
fancy harness events eventsITo eventsNo eventsNo
No Taste for Parades ParadesApparently ParadesApparently ParadesApparently
Apparently Washington labor has notaste no notaste notaste
taste for parades and oratory on this thisthe thisthe thisthe
the one holiday in the year car set aside asidefor asl1eor asidefor
for or the classes who use their hands handsand handsand handsand
and their heads to earn their living livingFor JlvingaFor livingFor
For the th past two o oized or three years arbau arbauized 1rgt 1 1Ized
ized workers have not attempted a acelebration acelebration a acelebration
celebration in the meaning of that termIn term termin termIn
in other large cities They They prefer In Instead Instead instead ¬
stead to sptni sPEn the day in the woods woodswith woodswith oods oodswith
with families and friends mingling with withWashingtonians withWashingtonians
Washingtonians in general whether whethermembers whethrmembers whethermembers
members of organized trads unions or ornot ornot ornot
not Labor is1 is not clannish in Wash Washington WahInton 1Vaahinton ¬
intonIn Inton ingtonIn IntonIn
In another way the observance of la labors laborstJatlonal labors ¬
bors borstJatlonal national holiday in Washington dif differs dltters differs ¬
fers from rom that th t In other cities The Thacontributions Thecontributions he hecontributions
contributions to defray the expenses of ofthe Cltthe ofthe
the celebration have not been expanded expandedin
in the purchase of fireworks Only the thestars thestars thestars
stars and the moon will illuminate theheaveas the theheavens thoheavens
heavens tonight and the Weather eather Bureau Bu Bureau Dureau ¬
reau has promised that none of heha heaashall hehashall heb hebshall
shall be obscured The day opened openedbright opl openedbright tlcd tlcdbright
bright and balmy and has continued continuedperfect continuedperfect continuedperfect
perfect Surely labor has been the re xecipient recipient recipient
cipient of only kindly smiles smilesAll smilesAll smilesAll
All Business Ceases CeasesIt Ceas s sIt
It is not only labor that is celebrat celebrating celebratIng celebratlag ¬
ing the day Commercial institutions institutionsof
of all kinds are closed with the ex exception ex1eption exception ¬
ception of the markets and a few places placesof placesot placesof
of that character that opened for a few fewhours fewhours fewhours
hours in the morning to dispose of per perishable perIshable perishable ¬
ishable goods and to supply the imme immediate immediate immediate ¬
diate needs of the larders The de departments departments departments ¬
partments were closed and in fact the thehotels thehotels thehotels
hotels and cafes were the only concerns concernswhich concernswhich concernswhich
which continued in even tenor tenorOne tenorOne tenorOne
One thing in which Washington ashlnston took tookkeen tookkeen tookkeen
keen interest today to ay was In the discus discussion discussion discussion ¬
sion of President Roosevelts speech at atSyracuse atSracuse atSyracuse
Syracuse N Y Many conversations conversationswere conversationswere conversationswere
were overheard In which the keynote keynotewas keynotewas keynotewas
was speculation as to the attitude of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the President in regard to the Miller Millercase Millercase Iillercase
case Some held to the opinion that thathe thathe thathe
he he would mention the case while others otherspredicted otherspredicted otherspredicted
predicted and rightly too that he hewould h6would hewould
would maintain a discreet silence until untilthe untilthe untilthe
the case has been finally disposed of ofNo otNo ofNo
No Useless Decorations DecorationsNo
No useless work and money has been beenexpended beenexpended beenexpended
expended in decorating the public build buildings bulldIngs buildlags ¬
ings of Washington in honor of o the day dayLabor dayLabor dayLabor
Labor has made no request that com commerce commerce commorce ¬
merce show Its Interest in that manner mannerIt mannerIt mannerIt
It was decided that inasmuch as the thestreets thestreets thestreets
streets would be almost deserted the theexpenditure th thexpenditure theexpenditure
expenditure for bunting and flags would wouldbe wouldbl wouldbe
be bl entirely unnecessary Those who whowant whowant whowant
want decorations overhead have sought soughtthem soushtthem soughtthem
them in nature The foliage of Wash Washingtons Was WasInstons Wastingtons ¬
ingtons many garden spots will suffice sufficefor suIDretor sufficefor
for all and green is a color no other othercity othercity othercity
city of its size can furnish turn ish In such suchbeauty suchbeauty suchbeauty
beauty and abundance abundanceSo
So those who sought natures carpet carpetand carpltand carpetand
and natures canopy were the first scson saaa saaaon S iJ1 iJ1on
on the streets this morning For the thamost theost themost
most ost part this class was made up oJ