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h THE WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY JANUARY 30 O 1901
tSovi ow AFFORDS AFFORDSs AFFORDSSORTFOR
s SORTFOR RfIOR ALL ALLFnst ALLFast
= Fast Brushes BrnSlllJslndulged Indulged in inou ino inoiit1ie
ou o oiit1ie the the Speedway SpeedwayBOYS SpeedwnyBOYS SpeedwaC
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BOYS OY S ARE SORE SORE AT 1 KIMBALL KIMBALLJudges KlriBAlL KlriBAlLfudges
z z3udge
Judges 3udge Action Acti n in inN iiNotAllowing Not t Allowing Allo ns Coast Coasting Coasting ¬
ing on Trucks Arouses ArousesSnow ArousesTbe1rtre
o oSnow
Tbe1rtre
Snow whirled onerrilMthrough merrllYthr ugh the air airon airon
on the Speedway Sp cdwn this afternoon nfternO afternoonhtn n AloVa AloVathon MOIo MOIolhcn
lhcn thon htn 1QO O slelghcrs slet crswore wore out and un < 1 many manyfhst mtu1Yll flUU
ll fhst brushes were er erd engaged Olag d In The snow snowof snOwOf
of yesterday eslerdn and last night came at a a6t aist t
6t ist t opportune oppOlt n time as lS Saturday St turda Is th thonfy Un Uno thQU3
onfy o ft day in n which htch owners of fast fastHbrses fast1f fust1Thes
Hbrses 1f h3s are permitted to race their thor thordljghbreds thordUghbre thordtSghbreds
dljghbreds dUghbre dtSghbreds s over o i the th Speedway S ecdway at as a fast fastarcllp Cnsta fasta
arcllp a dlp as pleases them themAt thomtJ
tJ At 1 oclock oclc k this afternoon sixtyfour sixtyfoursleighs slxty 3xtyfOur1c1sh rour rourl
sleighs l 1c1sh lghlJ formedval formed lit tthb thb thbcorner corn corner r of ofFIrRt ofFIrRttt4et First FirstStreet FiratStket
Street tt4et and Maryland iaria rlnil i1d d Avenue and nn anatt1re < I from fromtHere CromtHtrt
tHere nroceCded Tlroce nroced < d d in single file up Pennhanla Penn Pennsylvania ¬
sylvania hanla Avenue Aven c to t Fifteenth Street Streetuttta Str et etllliU
uttta ii thence qown town Fifteenth to the Speed Speedwily Speedml Speedtrr1v1ng
wily ml arriving nrrlvln there shortly hortlyberora before 2 2dfclock 2btloclc 2tit1oek
dfclock dfclockbe
bq be parade p rude vfns a8 one of the most im imWesslve
Wesslve 1 ssle sights seen here in a long time timeF timel time1iy
F 1iy ftly l four squares slju lCS long was was the proces processlon proccal proceston
slon l ton n of the gaily giiI nr bedecked b decked procession procession1dfriprancinff procesHlol1dr procesIuuifpranc1ng
1dfriprancinff dr ifpranc1ng rlncfnC horses hors s and sleighs sleighsToward sleIghsfa sleighsaHorseOiIt
fa aHorseOiIt aHorseOiItToward t Horses < O L LToward
Toward evening ixi xiI iMsi 1t j 1 anticipated nn1cl ntIipated ated at atleast atleast
least 123 sleJghstwillb on theSpeedwny theSpeedwnySomo theSpeed hespeedwnySomo a aSomo
Somo of tMsTasteVtf uwnst thtnstt < Mt steppers 8te tepers pe ov ovt r I the thetfjpbvr t11 t11iAA
tfjpbvr iAA w in AyalahlnctQir iituiinton raced cM nose and andnose nndnose andnose
nose B F McCauleys McCaut s chestnut pacer pacerGeorge pacerlQ pacerQerge
lQ George rg > General Miles swift trotter trotterQald trotterQo1 trotter14e1d
14e1d Qo1 Qald Pebble and John Gheens Becraft Becraftwore Becraftvor Becraftwere
wore vor > among the fastest out outPA outA outA
PA A meeting of the Road Drhers and andt andtRfdcrs andR1dcrs
tRfdcrs t R1dcrs fdcrs Association was held last night nightn nightIn nightii
In ii n tho Colorado COlpra o Building for the pur purpose purpos purpcc ¬
pose pos < of appointing an executive coin coint comttee coinzMtee
t jn zMtee jtee The Appointment of this ct Opi Opimittcc < mr mra P Pwltec
a wltec > ittce was waslj as lef Jft ft t f tcx t the tQ dlJHtfdtipnL Iseeftoz IseeftozGdnerat sc l I9it I9itGdneral tjf tjfGeneral
General Gdneral allies lfil s who whnhas has not nb yet et made madeKopwn mnd mndK nutdqown
Kopwn K own wn his selections et e1tionsMany t1ons 7 7Many r rMany
Many Sleighs Out OutPennsylvania OutPennsyha OutPennsylvania
Pennsylvania Pennsyha a Avenue lveJlue was s last ast night nightand nlhtl nightand
l and nd is today crowded with sleighors At AtttlSht AtiSht Ati1ght
ttlSht iSht however is the sport at Its zen zenWhcn zennh zenIth
Whcn nh Con Washingtons main traffic W wayLU way wayand 7 7nnd
and LU tonight will probably find no lees leesAttfdn lees8dn lesstfztn
Attfdn tfztn 8dn 5to 5O vehicles out The snowfall of ofyesterday ofekterdny
IIc1 yesterday ekterdny erda and an andl last 1 st night Is I the heaviest heaviestWashington boo hoa1estWashington lest lestnshlngton
Washington lias IIf1 ltia Jiad in the e Past pastjra J st JfQVr JfQVrJXfi 19iU 19iUr8
JXfi jra rs andpleasuresf andPl asur Qkinij kiqg persons rbna o Sir Sirtaking ar h htaking
taking advantage of it it much to the saV saVisfaction sat satJsfaetion t tIstaetlon
isfaction of livery lhe dealers who say sa their theirbusiness th thslrbusiness r rbusIness
business is at Its best fn years eas But Butfew Butf I
> f few Hi of them had sleighs which were not nothjxcd nothjed i ibiCd
hjxcd by noon and many persons failed
In fntbilr their he1r efforts to obtain one oneNot onecot I IXot
Not only those who delight In driving drlin I Ifnst
Jffest fnst horse over the snow are enjoy
llW themselves for the younger OunJer IWk olk I
JIG ae having a real good ttae Of conn connchildren coorne coornech11dren i icb1Jdren
children always enjoy enJo themselves when ublJ whenv4nows i
Ituanows v4nows but this thl time a damper Ms s
been thrown over the hearts Dribs rt oW oWer ldr M Me < I
er r ioysnd oY UUldIfgft1JrWh gx1wlw 4el1 deHg t Ln j
flc ng do b hillon Fon a rtrcck truck Pocthtt r this they theyOppose r
am e Jud Judhat JudZ lmhl lmhlplat
plat hat truckcoasting is 1 ntsg JIJeaL L LJ
J I Oppose Judge Xiz1 gintaTl XitibilLHe gintaTlHe a1L a1LHe l
He aint aln no friend of oers saId Jd the theepokesman thepokesman
epokesman of a crowd of small boys boShlch boyshich
Vhich ¼ hlch gathered aU at thetoprof thetop t Franklin Franklin1lI Franklint1iii
JtJlll t1iii 1lI Thirteen Thlrt Thirteenth enfb Street noVthwest no thwest be between beteen betireen ¬
teen H and nhd KStreets I StrcetS toseo the snow snow snowU sn w wail
Jtall ail U and ascertain aS ertn1n whether any xrucks xrucksr nruc3 nruc3I L cks cksr
I r tn > r t sleds were vcrCoio whreout whreoutI out outIrthe t tI
Irthe I trhe Fhe reply repl was made to the question questionJrVhat
tkVhnt r4vhat JrVhat do you think of Judge Kimball KImbeilf6rrullng KimballUng Kimbollrrul1ng
f6rrullng rrul1ng Ung that thntcoastIng coasting on thehtlls the h111s of DtWashington
jvyashlngton Washington ashington Is unlawful Further FurthertoUostlonlng Furthertu FurtherktiestlonIng
toUostlonlng tu stIonlng elicited the fact that the
Jboys It ys of eight and nine 11ln years ears and the
High Igh School Schb l Cadets who frequent the theowclad
ifiowclad owclad hills fail to agree with his hlsonor hisionor
honor honorj ionor ionorI onor
j a The Truck Barred Barredt I IfRecenUy
t Recently two boys bo s were brought be be1Qrc bef
jfire f Ore Judge Kimball in the Police Court Courtcharged CourtrSed Courtbirged
charged rSed with coasting on the t he hills hlll of 0 r the thejclty therlt thefly
jclty rlt fly with a truck trucktwo two or three sleds sledsjoined aled aledaolned ledJI ledJI610lned
joined together with A a iongr 1ong board Loardhailed < boardtlfllled oard oardbelled
belled over them Judge Kimball forth forthIth forthIth
J Ith held that tba they were guilty of dis disding dlsrder1Y
In rder1Y conduct apd Imposed a penalty penaltyd1
ding d1 that alt s 8t < b bequen equent cases would wouldv wouldP
P v disposed of in J similar manner In Intoo Inw Inlao
too w other city In t te e civilized world so I
it t Is said are the boys prohibited from fromusing
using sleds Judge KlmbnUs ruling
twill will naturally nnturall decrease the sale of sleds sledsM
M n Washington and it is not notaJtogcther lot altogether altogethermprobable
mprobable that a representative or ori
Jtwo i itwo WO from the United Sled Manufnctur Manufncturjers Mnufncturrs lanuCncturera
jers era rs of America will call upon him and andlUk andtuk andsk
lUk sk for n nIQas lq hss s strained interpretation
tof f the law covering disorderly ccn c n
duct IductFrom < ductFrom
e From the standpoint of the small boy
3t t at first rst appears as a hardship and andw
few ft ew he w law persons believe the boys will obey obe
5 Hard on Pedestrians PedestriansIt Pedesf ana anatIt
tIt It requires but a few minutes for the theftmckmen th thtruckmen thftruckmen
ftmckmen truckmen to get the Thirteenth Street StreetWll Streetllll Streettill
till llll as slick as glass ltislJ There are us usany usil1y
Janlly any about jelght el eIght ht or ten and In some somejeases som some8 someases
jeases ases e8 twenty persons boys girls wo women vo1J1en wornen
1J1en men and men on the trucks and the theheight theWeight thEweight
Weight is from COOjto GOO to 700 pounds or two twoon8 p pt
Jtons t on8 One lone pedestrian would stand standlittle standautle i iLttle
little Lttle show of completing three score scoreuid scoreu1d scor scorn
uid n d ten years cars if struck stru k by ojic o opof of tho thotrucks thotrucks th thtrucks
trucks so laden ladenIOn ladenI
IOn 5 I On the other hand the occupants of ofjehance ote ni
tb e truck wbuld tand an eQUall equally slim slimphance I
jehance hance Jf the truck collided with A Astreet SlIItreet s sstreet
street car Thirtieth Street hill Is con conJI1dered
jridercd 1dered to be worth walking miles to to9ast t <
coast bast on Fourteenth ourteonth Street hill about L
JU D U and up to Binney Street is line fin fin1neteenth
Nineteenth lneteenth Street up on Columbia Columbiaelghts Columbt5eights
SHelghts elghts Connecticut Avenue AvenueS above S
and nd up to Eighteenth Street is visited i
1 t > y thousands and there are hundreds of u r
Jpther otber tber hills in Washington Washing ton which afford afford3WACHEN atrordlbe affor I
lbe t be best oC coastIng cOtl1StIngf coastIngACIIEN
f
3WACHEN ACIIEN TRIALADJOURNED TRIALADJOIIRNEDi TRIALADJOURNEDI
i 1 UNTIL fflBlfiY M ioftYIi1baNiNc NQAY rr lbl ibrMNGr ibrMNGrTfce dNG I I Ie I
f Tfce e Machon trial
was adjourned yea 08 08r
i
Jt 4 rday r ay until 1C oclock o O0lQCk olQckon on Mpnday
Justice Pritchaftt Pritcharl had an engagement engagementjBBt elp1gcmentF i
F jBBt t of the city bfct t wouldVhave wouldhave held heldourt holdrt heldOurt
ourt rt had it notAbeen for the sickness
W t Holmes Conrad Conradr > special counsel for tor torie
the ie Government GovernmontJ and alrfo Samuel Samueladdox
ataddox addox counsel c unsel for t rb f the Defendants rendants who whouu whri whotr
> tr uu been UflCer1nfir t1ffdrin tromhoarsenes8 from hoarsenesg Hoarseness and
prc Ie re throat r at lvor eVer since the trIal began beganl
l I A W Wachen tachen the Groff brothers and
jMr and Mrs George B Lorenz orenz are on
crial on the charge or orcon conspiring conpiri p1r1 g to de
Jraud Jauct the Govemmcnt Gove Govenm nm nt n4q 4n the 1l c sale to
jkc ne Postofllco Department of Groff let lett letNOLLE
er box tastPIW ciJlLw U1JJA pI iita lta t rate ratet rateNOLLE rateNOLLE
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t NOLLE PROSSED THE THECASE THECASEJ CASE CASETh C4iSE
J Th The case of petty larceny against Alex Alexit Alex5a Alexnder
5a nder der Brown 1QlS nolt floUpossed p Qssed tcd tGday y b bt bS
t Assistant it District Attorney Alexander Alexandorul1owny
plullowny ul1owny The case cUiehas has been pending pondingInalea pendingr pondin
fr r some time Jeremiah A BlUmore BlUmoret
t arged that Brown purloined urlolned 13 3 fron fronI1II1 finn1jwpn
jwpn I1II1 n Jul 6 lust pnl pnd tho case e hasJu8t
IIttotIn1lnnted Inalea ln Browns favor without tflout go
JMJjE 1Ito to trial y i if
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Hail HailTaft H ailr Taft aft Jas as Futuref Future FuturePresident
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C President of N Nation NationflSTNo NationNdNo atton attonN
N NdNo flSTNo d No Prophets Eye to See His Fate FateReads Fat FatReads FatePeads
Reads Toast to Incoming Secretary at atthe atthe I Ithe
the Root Reception
I Toasted as a future uture President of o the theUnited theI theUaited
United Untt d States Governor Taft was the theguest theguest theuest
I guest g uest of honor at a reception given by bySecretary b bSQcretar byecretary
Secretary SQcretar S SI ecretary Root last night at his home homein homeIn homen
in I n Jackson Place The function was at attenfled uttciitled atcthtled
tenfled t by b all the prominent army and andnavy nndtinV andavy
navy tinV n avy ofllccrs o lecra In Washington members membersof memberstho
na no of o f the United States Supreme Court Courtand Courtand Courtnd
and a nd the Cabinet Senators Reprosonta Reprosontajtivos RelJrchJentathals Represontaivos
jtivos thals t ivos and men In civil life who have haveto haeto haveo
to t o do with the War Department DepartmentAs DCDartmcntAs
As the guests arrived in the drawing drawingroom drawingroom drawingoom
room r oom they thc were received by b Col Clar Clarence Clarf Clarnco ¬
ence f e > nce R Edwards who presented > resented them themto themtoSccrctnr themo
to toSccrctnr t o Secretary Root Governor Taft stood stoodnext stoodnext stoodnext
next in line to the Secretary S cretnry of War Warwho Warho Warwho
who ho made the introductions to the in incoming Inc inebming ¬
coming c lnS Secretary SecretaryBrilliant Secretnr SecretnrBrilliant SecretaryBrilliant
Brilliant Military Militay Affair Affairhe A Affairhe air airI
I he reception was a blrllliant military militaryaffair militaryu militaryaffair
affair u aIr All the army and navy officers officerswoVe officersw otflcerswtho
woVe w < ro special s lal full dress dres uniforms uniformsthose unlCormsthoNe uniformshrie
those t which carry more gold lace and andrope andr andnpe
rope r npe pe than any an other known to the ser service s strvice < r rIce ¬
vice Ice and the members of the Supreme SupremeCourt SuprcmeCourt SupremeCourt
Court and other guests in plain even ovening evenIn evenng
ing In i ng clothes were conspicuous for their theirIll theirak
I lack Ill l k of decoration decorationA
A A buffet buft t luncheon was served In the thedttilng thedinIng thedinIng
dinIng room The tables and mantel mantelthcro mantelthere I Ithere
there were WQr decorated with pink carna carnations camaUons carnaions ¬
tions t ions the flower which was so generally generallywprn nernny eneralIywn nernnyWQn
wprn In Washington a8hlnston yesterday est rdny in In hqnor hqnorof OQnorot hqnorf
of o f the anniversary nnniversar of the late President PresidentMcXlnleys PresidentIcanles PresidentMciCIflleYs
McXlnleys Icanles birth birthIt birthIt birthIt
It wai wa nearly nearl 11 oclock when Secre Secretary Seeretar Secreary
tary tar t ary Root proposed the toast to the
CUM uBNlUS SUN SUNMUST MIIPT MUST HlHi HlHiStreet MCIT MCITuBNlUS MELT MELTc MELTBEAUTIFUL
c BEAUTIFUL SNOW SNOWJ SNOWStreet
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Street Cleaners to Clear ClearCrossings Clearaiossings
Crossings 6 aiossings osshigs and a uf Gutters GuttersNO Gutters GuttersNO GuttersNO
NO NO REMOVAL FROM STREETS STREETSDepartment STREETSpepartment STREEJS STREEJSIepartment
pepartment Department Employs Employsiooo 1000 Men 14et to t tthe Do Dothe D3the
° the Little Work Work Which Which Congress Con Congress C n ngress
gress Allows AllowsThis AllowsThIs AllowsThis
This mantle of beautiful snow that thattoday thattoday thattoday
today adorns the theEtreets streets of Washing Washington Washington Washington
ton except on o crossings cr ssll1gS and In gutter guttertvlU suttewl11 gutterawilt
wilt not be disturbed save sa e by b the rays rayaof ra raysof n not
of the winters fiunand sun and If the e present presenttgrnpccaXurc presontIp presenttnp
tgrnpccaXurc tnp Ip tJ1re Is maintained It will Jie JieTwo bt btIW bet1o
Two IW weeks ceks before the streets imrcieftnh nrec imrcieftn eM eMlhts
h TWs is the news which emanated emanatttdfrom emanatedfrom emanatedfroni
from the office of ofth theSuperlntehdent Superintchdent of ofI orStreet atStreet
I Street Cleaning this morning When Whenasked Whenasked Whenasked
asked why wh this lis Is condition would be al allowed allocd alowcd
lowed l he j f epl1ed plled that Congress Con rcss has hasI ha hatan hasfaitd
I failed tan faitd to make any appropriation for forCleaning forclcaillngsnOW forclnaning
Cleaning clcaillngsnOW clnaning snow sn yr or ice l e frqm from streets and andthat and1hat andhat
that hat nature is the th only ont remedy remedySuperintendent ramed ramedSuperIten remedySuperletendqnt
Superintendent SuperIten nt Stutler had SC 5Qinon toon on at atwork atwork atwork
work cleaning leanIn snow from crosswalks crosswalksand cr cracs cracsand s lo1 lo1and
and gutters by b 7 oclock this mornlng morningand mornlngand mornlngand
and another SOl O were busy bus by 9 J oclock oclockmaking oclockmaking oclocknadng
making t a total of 1000 men whose com compensation compana cornponsatlon
pana pensation tIon Is 5150 151 per diem No work workwill workwUl workwill
will be done tomorrow and pnly nly 5tt 5ttmen 500men 5C 5Cmen >
men will be put to work on Monday MondayBy londayBy iondayBy
By next Wednesday the force will be bereduced bereduC bereduced
reduced reduC d to 40 4 the regular street clean cleaning ceanIng cleanlng ¬
ing gang
gangWell
Well Advanced Tonight TonightThe TonightThe TonightThe
The superintendent says that every everycrosswalk eerycroAAwatk everycrosswa
crosswalk crosswa and gutter in the city will be becleared Qech becleared
cleared ch > ared of snow by b this evening but butthat butthat butthat
that wagons and pedestrians will refill refillthe teftllthe eflhi eflhithe
the clearings cIearln > so It may ma be the middle middleot middleof middleot
ot next week before before the clearing Ic I per permanent permanent permanent ¬
manent Fiftysix Flft slx teams are at work workassisting worknll workassisting
assisting nll 1stlns the handcUaners handcUanersThe handoleanersThe handcleanersThe
The 55000 5000 6 appropriated by Congress Congressyesterday Congressyesterday
yesterday afternoon will come In Just Justin JUBtIin justn
Iin in i n time as the last dollar of the present presentfund presentfund presentfund
fund will have been spent this evening eveningAt o1nlngAt eveningAt
At the beginning of the winter the theStreet theStteet theStreet
Street Cleaning Department had 51000 51000In SlYJIn StOJin
In its treasury for snow work This was waslater wasinter VasInter
Inter Increased by 5000 OOO making the thetotal thetot1 thetotal
total tot1 l expenditure so far 50000 GOOO Of the theappropriation theappropriation theappropriation
appropriation Just made about abou 51500 51500will 100 100v111 IOOwill
will be used for the present storm storroleaving stormleaving stormeaving
leaving l 53500 3500 for future emergency In In1S99 In1S99 In1ssg
1S99 the time ot the great blizzard 30
000 was spent In snow cleaning 513000 13000 of ofwhich otwhich ofwhich
which was expended before the big bigstorm bigstorm bigstorm
storm
Died From Prom Injury InjuryAlbert InjuryAlbert InjuryAlbert
Albert Bowser thirtyeight was the thesecond thesecond thEsecond
second victim Ictlm of the season from cli climatic cllmntlc climatic ¬
matic conditions Bowser whose home homelq
lq not known slipped on tho pavement pavementat
at Thirteenandahalf Street and Penn Pennsylvania Pennsyhanla Pennsylvania ¬
sylvania Avenue fracturing his hip He Hewas Hewas I Iwas
was taken to the Emergency Hospital by byT byT byT
T E McCaulley McCaulle of 302 B Street south southeast southoast ¬
east where he died as a a result of his hisInjuries hisInJurlos hi I
Injuries Coroner Nevltt investigated investigatedthe Investigatedthe Iaveatigatethe I
the case and gave a certificate of acci accidental aaaIdentnl neatdental ¬
dental death An effort is being made to tofind tofind
tcI
find his relatives who live somewhere in inVirginia InVIrginia It ItVirginia I
Virginia VirginiaA
A cut head was as sustained by 1 William WilliamCreamer WllliazrCroamer Vllllamcronmer I
Creamer of 1347 C Street southwest by bya bya bya
a a fall all in front of his house houseFrank hou5eFrnnk houseFrank
Frank T Henry of 411 South Caro Carolina Carolina Carehun ¬
lina Avenue southeast a brakeman on onthe onthe onthe
the Pennsylvania l Railroad slipped from fromthe fromI L Lthe
the platform of his car in the Anacostla Anacostlafreight Anncosttatrcght Anacostlofreight
freight yards dislocating his right knoe kneeHe knoeHe knoeHo
He was taken to the Providence Hos Hospital Hospi Ilospitni ¬
pital pi tAl tAli
Thrown From Seat SeatThomas SeatC1tomas SeatTltomas
Thomas Ennis a n negro living at 3 3Johnsons 3Johnsont i iJohnson4
Johnsons Johnsont Court northwest northw t was driving drivinghis 4rlvinghis rIvlng rIvlnghls
his wagon along M Street nearMhlr nearMhlrteonth near nenrthirteonik Yhlr Yhlrteonth
teonth northwest when his horse slip slipped slipped slippod ¬
ped throwing Ennla from his seat Ht Htfoil H Hrell Utfell
foil in front of the th wheels which passed passedover passedover I Iover
over his rootCoasting root footCoasting rootConatln
Coasting Conatln down the North Capitol Hill HillTTVArinrlnV HillFrederick
TTVArinrlnV Frederick rillnnll Guna1I nt ot ftt 82S TMnrt North > r Cnplto Cnpltotrcot CapItol > nr HUli > U 1 1was L Lbtrcet
btrcet trcot was having a a fine time when ho hofell hotell hefell
fell off his sled It so happened that Dr DrAnthony DrAnthony
Anthony M Ray was driving by in hia hiabuggy hlHImgg hi hibuggy I
buggy and before he could pull up un he hehad heh I Ihad
had h d run over the lad He sprang from fromhi tromhis tronihis
hi his buggy with the Idea that all his pro professional proto5sJonal profossional ¬
fessional skill would be required but butyrtig butwutJ butw1ts
yrtig wutJ jjurjrlned o to find the little fellow fellowuninjured tellowuhfnjurcd fellowuhfnfured
uninjuredBANK uhfnjurcdBANK uninjured uhfnfuredBANK
BANK NOTE REDEMPTION REDEMPTIONNational REDEMPTIONNntlonal REDEMPTIONNational
National bank anlc notes received for re redemption redemption todemption ¬
demption yesterday csterdayamounted amounted to 58707GJ 58707GJGovernment 8i07GGGovernment STO76t3Government
Government receipts and expenditures expenditureswere expenditureswero t trero
were Interim revenue 5C94815 C94S16 545l customs customsJlOOOa cuatomzj1000JJ customsC717O
JlOOOa miscellaneous 67l70 C717OI C717OL expendi expenditures expcndltures ¬
tures 52510000 254001
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guest of the evening Ho rep roat < i the tca tcat tcatverses > t tverses tVerses
verses written for the occasion by Col ColArchibald ColArchibald ColArchibald
Archibald Hopkins chief clerk of r the theCourt theCourt theCourt
Court of Claims and at Its conclusion conclusionhundreds conclusionhUndred conclusionhundreds
hundreds of glasses gl sse8 ses clinked before tho thoexGovernors thocxGovernors theoxGovernors
exGovernors health was drunk stand standIng standIn standlag
lag In
Toast to Taft TaftThe TaftThe TaftThe
The toast follows followsThe tollows1e followsThe
The 1e toast with brimming glasses to be quaffed quaffedTheres quafTedThers quaiiedVlerqs
Theres but one name tonight and that is Tuft TuftA 1lIftA ihitA
A name nil me were proud proul14to to take upon our lips lipsThen UpsT1len lipsThen
Then drain dr n our ur gkunscfl gluiefItls tis no tout for or sips sipstat sipslAl sipsfeL
tat glfliws clink and ra r tales w throe th C resting rIng cheers cheerstir ckecrs1ir cheersLbr
tir Mm INC e hall as prince amon among hi his peers ptersJlay ptefSlay peershay
hay lay threatening clouds on him forbear to break breakllculth brtlkl1eulth breakhealth
llculth health fame and joy wHh vl 5 iiui 1Ul u their dwelling dwellingnisc del1ln del1lnnIA dvelllngAbliliig
nisc niscAbiding nIA nIAAb1lIbllj
Abiding Ab1lIbllj lore e prosperity and peace peaceAttend peaceAttcnt peaceAttend
Attend his way 11 tla day da nllitiod 1111IttedWe cease ceaseVc reeseWe
We Vc cannot weigh here at our rcial f IOiAl feast feastHis feastilia feastIlls
His heavy h ay burden In the he faroff jal jalWe zstWe at atWC
We cannot gau gauge o C the sacrifice IIcrlflccJt i ic meant meantThoss lIICantTJl08 meantThose
Those toilsome years in the hot tropics spent spentHut spentlIut spentlIut
lIut this we know and this we clearly cl rly gauge gaugeXo 13UgcXo gaugeNo
Xo soldier statesman chief in any age ageEer ugeEer ageEcr
Eer earned abroad at Itoinc for victory won wonA wonA TOn TOnA
A surer title to the fired Well done doneThan doneThan doneThan
Than he returned from dutyd arduous quest questWhos questWho questThoi
Whos Who here tonight a loved and honored guest guestStatebuilder guestStatebuilder
Statebuilder 8 tcbultder tis a title nobler far farThis fuThl farThis
This Thl his who ho thundering from a victors car curlirings
Brings governments and Ant states to ruin down downTo downTo downTo
To gain for self J < 1f a conquerors elided crown
Winner of hearts he built his state on these
And knew knC no homage of basi cringing knees
Such structures live the tvrant who comtnanUs comrrol1na
ituilds but for now upon the shifting sands sandsIt undIt aandaIt
It needs no prophets eye to read relit hi his fate
Ills time will surely come to head the state te
Or rhould he such a great ambition Aneh ncli
To sit as Chief upon the highest Bench
The toast with brimming glasses to be quaffed
Theres Them but bu one man tonight and that Is Taft
HARDING REPORTS REPORTSI
I I PLANS PLANSCOMPLETE CO PLET PLETI
Inspected I spected Scheme for Mu Municipal Municipal Mnnicipal ¬
nicipal Building BuildingTWO BuildingIN
I
IN TWO DISTINCT SETS SETShose SETSr
r hose o e for Superstructure Will Wi1lDe Be Fin Finished FinPished Pinished
Pished ished After Commissioners Ap Approve Approve Approve ¬
prove First FirstCapt FirstCapt FirstCapt
Capt Chester Ch ster Harding assistant to tothe tothe tothe
the Engineer gIneer Commissioner of the Dis District DistrIct DIstrict ¬
trict returned from Philadelphia this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning where he had gone to make a a
final Inspection of the slana Jlans for the thefoundations th thfoundations thtoundatiouas <
foundations oundatiouas of the proposed Municipal MunicipalJBuiWlng Munlclpa11311I1111nl MunlcipaBuilding
Building Qaptain < Haring says say thc thaJjjans thcJ th thaR13
Jjjans J aR13 ar nr1 are1 < practically prnc tc l completed rnPleted for ror this thisportion thG thGporton thisportion
portion of or the worlc nnd they will be beforwarded b bforwarded i iforwarded
forwarded to the District Commission Commissioners ¬
ers early carl next week weekAs weekAs weekAs
As told In The Times Thursday Thursda the thoplans th thplans theplng
plans for the entire work are being
drawn in two distinct < < 1Ist nct sets the first firstwhich firstwhIch firstwhich
which is now complete dealing only onlywith onlywith onlywith
with the foundations As soon as this thisset thisset I
set has been approved by tho Commis Commissioners Commisslonern Commissioners ¬
sioners the Philadelphia architects architectsCope archlteetlsCope architectsCope
Cope Stewardson will hurry to com completion completIon cornpletion ¬
pletion the plans forthe superstructure superstructureBuilding superstrocturBuilding superstructureBuilding
Building Plans Held Back BackThis BackThis
This latter set which comprises the thebuilding thebUlldlng C Cbuilding
building plans hms proper are in tentative tentativeform tentatIvtorm tentativeform
form The general gcnern idea and moat most of oftho ottho ol oltho
tho important details have been prac practically practlcall practically ¬
tically tlcall decided upon but the th final finaldrawings fin11drawl I Idrawings
drawings drawl gs will await the approval of the thefoundation theroundadon C Cfoundation
foundation plans The Engineer Jom Jommissloner om ommissioner
missioner Is familiar with the wok aa a I I
it has progressed and it is prObable prcbablcthat prcbabltha C
that tha t his approval will be Immediate
The two civil Commissioners will be beguided bi bigtiIded
guided in this matter as In most mo t all allmatters nilmatters al I Imatters
matters pertaining to buildings by the theaction theacUon th C Caction
action of the Engineer Commissioner Commissionerand Commissionerand
and it is expected the foundation plans planswill planswIll pIan pIanwill
will be approved by the latter part of ofnext ornext 0 0next
next week
weekHo
Ho Reason for Haste HasteThe HasteThe HasteThe
The superstructure plans will not bo boready beready b bready
ready for tortho the next two or three months monthsaccording monthsaccording monthsaccording
according to Captain Harding He says sayshowever sashowever sayshowever
however there Is no reason this set setshould set setshould se seshould
should be completed before three threemonths threemonths thredmonths
months as the foundation work will willconsume wIllconsume wilqonsume
consume consume qonsume much time lie le I believes the theentire thentfre th a aentire
entire ntfre project will continue now with without without withcut ¬
out further delay and that when the thi thifoundations
foundations are ready the contractor will willproceed w1J1proceed wil I Iproceed
proceed at once with the actual build buUdInK buildThere ¬
InK ingThere
There Is 51400000 140000 still tl11 available for th thwork the thework S Swork
work and the Commissioners hope to be beready beready b bready
ready to advertise for bids on the foun tounatlon ¬
dation work by February Februa 15 16HEARING 15HEARING 15HEARING
HEARING IN LAND CASE CASEOF CASEOF CASEOF
OF CHIPPEWA CHIPPEWAfearing INDIANS INDIANSHearing INDIANSJIearlng
Hearing was begun yesterday befori befoNJustice beforJustice i iJustice
Justice Anderson in the case of Joseph JosephNaganab JosephNagannb Josop JosopNaganab
Naganab chief of the Chippowa tribe of ofIndians o oIndians
Indians in his own behalf and other othermembers othermcmbera otlisimembers I
members of his tribe against the Soc Secretary Socretvry Socrotary ¬
rotary of tho Interior to compel him to toexecute toexecute t texecute
execute a 3 trust in connection with the thecqhveyance thecqnvcyance th thcqtrvcyetnce
cqhveyance by b tfcf t tI Indians of certain certainlands certnnlands connielands
lands In Minnesota Mlnnesotr10 to the United States StatesThe StatesThe StatesThe
The complainants also ask the court courtto courtto cour courto
to compel the Secretary of the Interior Interiorto Interloto
to give an accounting In connection with withthe withthe wit witthe
the management manascm nt of the trust on on behalf behalfof behaltor belialof
of the Government Tracy L Jot Jeffords Je Jetord Jotfords ¬
fords tord appears app < arsJls jis counsel for the com complainant Complainant cornplaiitant ¬
plainant and Assistant sslstnt Attorney Gon General Gonenl1 Goncml ¬
eral Frank L Campbell Campl > eJ1 for the Gov Government Government Govornment ¬
ernment ernmentHOAR ernmentHOAR ornmentHOAR
HOAR RESUMES SEAT SEATIN SEATIN SEATIN
IN SENATE CHAMBER CHAMBERSenator CHAMBERSenator CHAMBESenator
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts who whohas whohas wh whhas
has been absent from his seat In the theupper thepperhouse ii iiipperhouse
upper pperhouse house since the death of his wife wifelast wltelast wifelast
last December returned to his place placethere placethere pine e ethere
there yesterday and was welcomed welcomedhack welcomedhack welcomehack
hack by bymany many of thls his colleagues colleaguesMr colleagueslr colleaguesMr
Mr lr Hoar presented a petition from fromtho fromtho roe i itho
tho Massachusetts Historical Society Soolet SooletCharles
Charles Francis Adams president presidentwhich presidentwhich presidentwhich
which on his request was ordered ordcrudprinted orderedprinted I Iprinted
printed in the Record RecordSenator RecordSenator RecordSenator
Senator Clark of Wyoming also als re returtf returrfTd
turried turtf d to the Senate today after ab absence absen abITALIAN ¬
sence senceITALIAN sen senITALIAN
ITALIAN NAVAL OFFICERS OFFICERSSEE OFFICERSSEE
SEE THE PRESIDENT PRESIDENTCount PRESIDENTCount PRESIDEN1Count I
Count Vincenzo di Cohere the Italian Italiancharge IlnHnnchnrge 1 1charge
charge presented fJrcsentedtQ to LQ the President PresidentCount PresidentCount PresidentCount
Count dc Gubornatis commander c mm nder of th the
Italian school ship Amerigo Amer go Vespucci Vespuccithat Vespucel1 Vespuccinow
now at Baltimore llndother and other oIDcers ox o
that tha t vessel
scan NIGER NIGERM DANGERIN DANDERINFORAKER
M INFORAKER FQ81EB BILL BILLSome HILLI
Some o ome neThink Think It a SOlThlovn SopPhrownto
I Thrown Phrownto to Trust Dog DogMIGHT DogInHGHT DogWEAKEN
InHGHT MIGHT WEAKEN W AKEN SHERMAN ACTr T Tr TAuthor
r r
I
Its Author Auth Declares Measure Is inHarmony ii
Harmony With Wit Inferstate Com Commerce Commerce Corninerce ¬
merce Law LawClose LlwI LawClose
I
I Close observers of the trend of legIs
lation at tho Capitol aee great menace I
In 3 a bl bill Introduced in the Senate by Mr
Foraker and which if adopted ndopted would wouldpractically wouldpractlcall wouldPractically
practically practlcall nullity the Sherman anti ¬
trust law ia and the penal features of the
Interstate commerce law lawMr lawMr
Mr Forakcr ForakerS bill b1l1provldes provides that re restraints rostrnJnts toZtralnts ¬
straints may be Imposed upon upon trade and andcommerce I ICommerce
commerce between the States so o long as asthose asth080 asthose
those restraints r strulnts are reasonable reU onnble In L
their natrarc natllltc natllltcThe nattircThe
The interpretation of what constituted constituteda I Ia
a n reasonable restraint and what what over overstepped ovorstepped overstepped ¬
stepped that bound and became became unrea unreasonable unreasonable unreasonable ¬
sonable would wouldhiwo have to be made by b the thecourts thecourts the thecourts
courts and might prove a fruitfui fruitfuisource trultruisource I Isource
source of litigation and delay in the thedetermination thedetermlnntlon C Cdetermination
determination of suits In the opinion opinionof I Iof
of some It t would practically pra IcallY nullify the theantitrust theantitrust theantitrust
antitrust laws now on the statute books booksWeakens booksWellke booksWeakens
Weakens Wellke s Pena Penal Clauses ClausesThe Can ClausesThe cs csThe
The bill also aso relieves foreign com commerce commerce cornxnerco ¬
merce entirply enUr ly from any of the re restrictions restifctlons restHctions ¬
strictions now imposed upon it by the theinterstate theInteratate I IInterstate
interstate commerce commefcc and a antitrust antitrust laws lawsand laWIlnnd C Cand
and repeals the penalties penal t of imprison imprisonment IJI1prIson IJI1prIsonment lPprisonment ¬
ment and fqrfeiturc of opropcrty property for any an anIntractlons
infractions of those laws leaving l a1ng a afine afine e t tne
fine fi ne as the only punishment available availableSenator a availableSenator llable llableSenator
fib Senator Foraker In speaking speal lng of the thebUl I Iill
bill b ill said saidIt saldI saidIt
I It in short and explains itself If you youwill youI I Iwill
I will read Senator Hoars autobiography autobiographyand autoblOgrn phy phyand
I I and by the way wa he was the real realauthor roulauthor reu reuuthor
author a of t the antitrust law although althought
I Jt i t has always alwn s gone under the name of ofSenator otSlt 01 01iator
Senator Slt iator nto Sherman Shcrrpl1nyou you will sec that it itwas ItWas ii iiwas
was never the intention Inte nt Ion of the commit committee committ ¬
t tee < e that framed the bill or of the Con Congress Congress
gress which passed passed It to remove remo all allrestraints allrestn at 1
restraints restn r nts of whatever kind from Inter Interslate Interslate
slate s comrceroc but merely thqse which whichbeing whIchbeing wIld t
being unreasonable proved burdensome burdensometo
to t o the public publicMy publltMy
My Idea In introducing this bill is ismerely Ismerely Is Ismerely i
merely to give to the antitrust law the theinterpretation theInterpretation thenterpretation
interpretation i which was orignally In Intended Intend inended ¬
tended tend t < d by b the framers fnlmers of the 111elaw 111elawCORTELYOU law laweorau lawOIITELYO
eorau OIITELYO EULOGIZES EULOGIZESUTEWUIAIIW EULOGIZESLATE ELOfflLE8I
UTEWUIAIIW UTEWUIAIIWPays LATE ATEILUAM WILLIA l MKINLEY MKINLEYPays M1K1EPays I
Pays High Tribute to Martyred Martyred Presi President President President ¬
dent in Letter to Memorial Asso Association Assodation Assoelation
elation of Connecticut ConnecticutNEW Conncc cut cutN
2
NEW N NEWIIAVEN WfIAVE HAVEN = Jan 30 30The ZQThbMqJGnley TheMQKInlcy TheMQKInlcyMemorial KInliJ KInliJMemorial r
Memorial Association of Connecticut Connecticutgave ConnecticutSRe Connecticulgave t
gave its It I annual banquet here la last lastnight lastnight t tnight
night The chief speaker on the Uie pro program p pgram prpgn ¬
gram was the Hon George Bi B Cortel Cortelyou CortelOU Cartelyou
you OU Secretary of Commerce and Labor Laborbut Laborbut Laborbut
but owing to important matters mnttersdlmanll mnttersdlmanllIng demand demanding ¬
ing i ng his presence In Washington ashlngton Mr MrCortelyou MrCortelou MrCortelyou
Cortelyou was unable to attend the thebanquet thebanquet thebanquet
banquet banquetHowever banquetHow banquetHowever
However How > ver In his letter of regret read readtonight rea reatonIght reatonight
tonight he paid a high tribute to the theloyalty thelornlt theoyalty
loyalty l of f the association in thus thushon thushonOning hon honoring honoring ¬
oring tho late President and concluded concludedwith concludedwith conclutlewith
with an eloquent testimonial to Mr MrMcKlnley MrM MrMr
McKlnley McKlnleyMr M Klnly KlnlyMr
Mr Cortclyoti said the story of Mr MrMcKInleys MrMcKinleys MrMcKinleys
McKInleys life patriotism filial IliaI de devotion devtlon ¬
vtlon and fine loyalty in all the sacred sacredrelations sacre sacredretatins < l lrehUns I
relations of home could not be repeat repeattt repenttfl repeatt
tt t too often to the American people He Hereierred Herc He C Crcerrod
reierred rc tred to the late Presidents deter determination dotermlnatlon ¬
mination to administer admInister the affairs of ofhis othis o r
his high ofllco o lCQ so as to contribute in a asubstantial asubstantial r rsubstantial I
substantial degree to the nations pro4 pro4gross pro progre8S prokgress
gross Mr Cortelyou said President Mc McIClnloy McKinley McKinloy
IClnloy had died as he had lived lIedgentle lIedgentlepatient livedgentlepatient eentle eentlepatient
patient considerate and forgiving torssvlngand torssvlngandthat forgivingandthat and andthat
that the th words of his faith and hope hopehad hopehad hopehad
had fallen upon the land with the thebeauty thebeauty thebeauty
beauty and dignity of a benediction benedictionAPPROVE benedictionAPPROVE benedictionAPPROVE
APPROVE BILL BILLTO TO SET SETSTREET SETSTREET SETSTREET
STREET BUILDING LINES LINESWith LINESVllh LINESWith
With the exception of a few technical technicalchanges technlcnlchangos technicalchanges
changes the District Commissioners CQmmlss1 < ners to today today today
day approved approvCd Senate S nnte bill 3672 36i which au authorizes authorizes anthonizes ¬
thorizes the Commissioners to establish establishbuilding establishbuilding establishbuilding
building lines In the District DistrictTho DistrictTho DistrictThe
Tho matter has been discussed in inmany Inmany inmany
many of tho leading citizens associa associations assoclntlons associations ¬
tions and the decision of the CommIs Commlssloncrg CommIsslonorlJ Commissionersi
sloncrg Is in line lIrie with what has been beenanticipated beenanticIpated beenanticipated
anticipated
4 or or5 5 Days DaysWithout DaysWithout DaysWithout
Without WithoutCOFFEE WithoutCOFFEE WithoutCOFFEE
COFFEE COFFEEMay
May M y show sho you yo exactly exactlywhat exactIywhat act1y act1yw4al
what w4al causes your trouble troubleIts 1roubeIts
wortfi more more than a ton tonof tortQf tbncoffee
of coffee to feel well and andcomfortable andconlfortabIe andconifortable
comfortable again againIts agaInIts againIts
Its easy ons to qultfeoffee when you OU have havea hav hava havegood
a good rich rIeI1 steaming cup cu of POSTUM POSTUMCQFFEE POSTUMCOFFEE POSTUMCOFFEE
COFFEE Jn n its place plac and the Postum Postumputs Postumi Postumputs
puts i > ts 9 one a a along long l g waysahd way a S n ahLd Cddon on the road roadto roadto roadto
to VVellvllle W lJv1lle because It it supplies the thefood thef thefood
food f < od elements hjme 8 that iii t rebuild r rebuild u 1i the system systemcoffee systemc systemcotteosisas
coffee c cotteosisas trec has broken btok beokdon beokdonThese n don downlThose donl1hcs
Those l1hcs are eternal facts proven pro en by b trial trialIt trialIt trialIt
It pays to t be b bweI1ud vyell w ll and Qdhappy QdhappyTry happy happyTry happyTry
Try it
I GRAND VIZIER All AllDElAYS
DElAYS DELAYSSTEAMER DELAYSSTEAMERPersiaii STEAMER STEAMERt STEAMERPersian t
Persian Party Lingered Too TooLong TooLong TooLong
Long Over Cups CupsCALLED On CupsCALLED ps psCAllED
CALLED HOME BY THE SHAH SHAHj SHAHPhiladelp SHAHPhiladelphia
j Philadelphia Philadelp a Held at Her Ifcw York YorkPier Yo YorkPier k kPier
Pier Until Oriental Party PartyIs PartyIs PattyIs
Is Aboard AboardNEW AboardNEV AboardNEW
NEW YORK Jan 30 3OA 3OAi All I Asghar AsgharKhan AsgharKhan AsgharKhan
Khan Atack Asan sun grand vizier to the thetjiiuji theShnh theShah
tjiiuji Shah ut ot jriuam Persia iuiu an1 his ma jMiriy party WHO who uruon nreon are areon
on on the run to Persia because of a aroyal aroyal aroyal
royal command to cut short the tour of ofthe otthe ofthe
the world lingered long over their cof coffee coffee cotfee ¬
fee at the Waldorf this morning there thereby thereby thereby ¬
by delaying the departure of the steam steamship stenmI steamship ¬
j I ship Philadelphia PhiladelphiaThe PhllndelphlaI PhiladelphiaThe
I The vizier arrived last night and hal halno har harno Istvino
no time to see the sights When the thetime thetime thetime
j time came for the vessel C3 el to depart epnrt the thevizier theYlzler thevizier
vizier was not among 1Ullt > ng those on board boardThe boardThe boardThe
The steamship officials were acquainted acquaintedwith acqua acquaintedwith nted ntedwith
with the fact and the ship was held heldFinally heldFInally I ld ldFl
Fl Finally ally there was asa a shout from some be bcfezzcd bereZZed
fezzcd attendants who had preceded the thevizier th thvlzlor thevizier I
vizier vizierHe vlzlorHe vizierlie
He comes He comes Allah be bepraised bepmlscd bepraised
praised praisedHis pmlscdHis praisedHis
His excellency loft the cab and tod toddled toddled toddied ¬
dled up the gangplank while the cabby cabbyhowled cabbyhowled cabbyhowled
howled howledHey howledHey
Hey youse Wot do youse ouse want me meto meto mcto I
to do docall call the vizier back Wots Wots the theylzler theIzler thevizier
vizier Izler goin to do doAn d01 d01An doAn
An interpreter dismissed him and amid amidthe amidthe L Lthe
the excitement the ship with the thavlzle thavlzleon vizier vizieron vizieron
on board pulled out Into the stream streamHEAVY stream streamHEAVY
j HEAVY CALLS UPON UPONASSOCIATED UPONASSOCiATED
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES CHARITIESAgents CHARITIESAgents CHARITIESAgents
Agents Overworked and Big Drain Upon UponSocietys UponSocietys UponSocietys
Societys Resources ResourcesWhile Resourceshl1 ResourcesWhile
While hl1 the work of the Associated AssociatedChaiitles A AociatedChasItles oclated oclatedlr1Ues
Chaiitles < lr1Ues Is heavy throughout the year yearand yearand ear earand
and the relief funds of the Citizens Re Relief RelIef Reot ¬
lief h ot Association are drawn on In cases casesof casesor casesof
of sickness and other emergencies emergen lcs in inevery Inevery invery
every e season the present winter weather weatherincreases weatherincreases weathelucrenses
increases seriously ser1ousl the demands made madeupon madeUpon madeupon
upon both of these societies societiesThe socIetiesThe societiesThe
The agents of the Associated Churl Charities ChnrltIes Churlties ¬
ties are being constantly overworked overworkedtheir overworkedtheIr overworkedtheir
their offices are thronged thron ed with appli applicants appllcants applirants ¬
cants and they the are asked sked to visit I8It a argreat ugrClt agreut
rgreat grClt many needy people In neglected neglectedsections neglecterlsectIons neglectedsections
sections of the city clt Relief orders to tobe tobe tobe
be paid by the Citizens Relief Associa Association 4UsOCIatl Azsociat1On ¬
tion tl n are necessarily being Issued In
large numbers numbersThe numbersThc numbersThee
The finance committees of both organ ¬
izations arc appealing ap allng constantly for foradditional fornddltlonal foradditional
additional subscriptions John Joy Ed Edson Edson Edson
son treasurer lrt > I1fUrer of the Associated Chari Charities Charities Churlties ¬
ties has received the following amounts amountsfor nmountsfor amountsfor
for that organization The sum con contributed contributed contributed ¬
tributed to the Citizens Relief Asso Association Associ0tion ¬
ciation c1 rUon John F Vrllklns treasurer will willbe willbe wilibe
be announced separately separatelyI
I Hermann M D t5 5 Mr and Mrs MrsII MrsH
II B Polkinhorn 510 10 Murray Addison Addisonno
no 10 Thomas Blagden 510 10 Mrs B HBuckingham HBuckinghnrn H HBuckingham
Buckingham 100 100T V VHammond Hammond 525 S5 Z2Frank
Frank O Stetson 510r 10 Mary Ma E Moore
10i
55 5 Mrs Charles E Blunt B Btunt unt 23 Dr Wil William WIlUam Willani ¬
liam h T Harban 5 Mrs Joseph E EThropp EThropp EThropp
Thropp 550 5O Thomas R Harney 55 55Charlts 5 5Charlu 5Charles
Charles E Birch 55 5 A F S 52 2 F L LS 1 1S LS
S 5 Rufus H Thayer 510 10 Spencer SpencerWatklns SpencerVatklns SpencerWatkins
Watkins 515 IS Mary Mn I Nourse 3 Judd JuddDetweiler JuddDetweiler JuddDetweller
Detweiler sis 15 William M Dougal
55 5 Thorwald Solbeix 55 5 John W Stew Stewart Stewnrt Stewart ¬
art 2 Mrs C C Black Bla k 55 5 Dr Frank FrankLeech FrnnkLeech FrankLeech
Leech 5 Helen P Palmer 55 55GRIDIRON 5 5GRIDIRON 5GRiDIRON
GRIDIRON CLUB ClUBDINNER ClUBDINNERAT DINNER DINNERAT
AT THE ARLINGTON ARLINGTONWhat
What promises promiseato to be one of the largest largestand largestnnd largestand
and most enjoyable dinners ever given givenby given1JY givenp
by p the Gridiron Club is to take place at atthe ntthe atthe
the Arlington Hotel tonight Prominent Prominentmen Prominentmen Prominentmen
men men from all over the country Includ Including IncludIng Including ¬
ing former Governor Taft J Plerpont PlerpontMorunn PierpontMor PlerpontMorgan
Morgan Mor n and Senator Hanna are to bo bopresent be bepresent bearesent
present and It is I expected that the thePresident thePresident thelresident
President vrlll also attend A program programhas progrnmhas programbaa
has been arranged which is expected to toexcel toexcel toexcel
excel anything an thlng planned by the club In Inyears Inenrs inyears
years enrs
FARMER FARMERRAISES RAISES PROTEST PROTESTAGAINST PROTESTAGAINST PROTESTAGAINST
AGAINST MARKET TAX TAXRepresentative TAXRepresentative TAXRaprosentativeJohfl
Representative RaprosentativeJohfl John F Rixey Rlxe of Vir Virginia Vlrllnla VIrginia ¬
ginia has forwarded to the Commis Commissioners Commlsidoners Commiseioners ¬
sioners a communication he received receivedfrom receivedfrom receivedfrom
from John R Blake of Fairfax Va Vaprotesting Vaprotesting Vaprotesting
protesting against n alnnt farmers having to topay topay topay
pay a 12 license fee for selling market marketproduce marketproduce marketproduce
produce of their own raising in th the Dis District District Dietrict ¬
trict of Columbia ColumbiaThe ColumbiaThe ColumbiaThe
The receipt of the communication has hasbeen hntbeen hasbeen
been noted by b Commissioner West WestDAVIS WestDIED VestDIED
DIED DIEDDAVISOn DIEDDAVISOn
DAVIS DAVISOn On January 29 1004 1 at at2 2 oclock oclockMrs oclockIrs oclockMrs
Mrs Irs BLANCHE DAVIS DA IS Husband and three threechildren tbreeebildren threechildren
children survive her herFuneral hcrFuneral herFuneral
Funeral from her late residence 1034 Thirty Thirtythird TJllrtythird Thirtythird
third Street northwest northw It ItFAIRFAX ItFAIRFAXDeparted ItFAIflFAXDeparied
FAIRFAX FAIRFAXDeparted Deported this life on Wednesday WednesdayJanuary WedncsdayJanuary WednesdayJanuary
January 27 2 1904 100 at 720 a m at her home homesoi
804 80 Grant arc nw NANCY ANC FAIRFAX belored beloredmother belovI belovImotber beloreelenotleer
mother of Thomas Richardson RichardsonFuneral RfchardonFuneral ltichardonFuneral
Funeral from the Vermont Avenue enue Baptist BaptistChurch J1IptistChurch BaptistChurch
Church Sunday January 31 at 2 p m mJa232t mja2 enja2S2t
Ja232t Ja232tKING ja2 ja2S2tKINGAt > 2t 2tKINGAt
KING KINGAt At her residence lli1 1251 251 Ninth at aton nw nwon nwon
on Friday Frld1 January 21 211 1904 at 315 a m mDEVEDA mDEYED mDEVEDt
DEVEDA RITCHIE beloved wife of Thomas J JKins JJiln JKtn
Kins KinsFuneral Jiln JilnFunerul
Funeral from the Church of the Immaculate ImmaculateConception ImmaculateConttpU ImmaculateConception
Conception ConttpU > n Monday onda February Febma 1 et t 9 a m mBaltimore mUa1Umore enBaltimore
Baltimore papers please copy Ja292t Ja292tIN j4292tIN jalP2tIN
IN MEMORIAM MEMOR MEMORIAMWINSTONIn j jWINSTON
WINSTON WDSO WINSTONIn In loving lo1nl hut sad sd remembrance remesbrmc ot otmy otmy ccmy
my dear son sn who died die one year rer ago ag today toy toyJanUry todayJanuary
JanUry January 30 3 1903 100 JAMES JA IE E E WINSTON WINSTONIn WIKSOS WIKSOSIn
In the graveyard 1car softly sfy sleeping sleepingWhere sleepln sleeplnIle sleepingWhere
Where Ile the flowers fower gently Jenty wave waveLies Wlve WlveLc waveLies
Lies Lc the one ore I love > so dearly dearlyIn drl drlIn dearlyIn
In his hi lonely lonel silent Ilcnt grave graveFarewell gve graveFarewell
Farewell Plrwel James JlmC may my your slumber slumberBe slubr slubrDe slumberBe
Be an W gentle ten te as 1 your our love loveAnd lovend loveAnd
And nd when God will wi call cal inc homeward homewardMay bomcwl homewardMay
May we meet Det in heaven lenm above aboveBy lon lonD aboveBy
By D His JI Loving Llnl Mother MotherIt IotherI
It I ANNIE A IE WINSTON WINSTONDEATH Wl WINSTONDEATH SOX SOXDEATH
DEATH RECORD RECORDTlic RCORD RCORDTl RECORDThe
The Tl following foloing deaths have 111 been bn reported reprte to tothe totbe tothe
the Health lell Department Deprtment for the twentyfour twentyfourhours tentyfourhour twentyfourhours
hours hour ended end e at noon non today todayRaker t todayBaker y ylk
Baker lk < Edmund C8 C Blair Road ltad D C CBriglitwcll Cnrhtht 0lirigletwell
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Barr Dn Joseph Joph 74 1330 13 I 1 St N W WCatcly WCately WCatoly
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power Where weak organs or D1 were found I always found weak wek nerves nerc
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inside In insidethe ldcte the invisible nerves nervesThis nervcsThis nervesThis orgns
This was a 1 revelation retlaUon Then hen my real successbegan sccessegan Then I combined
ingredients JnKrdlent that wouia wouil strengthen str < that tht would vitalize vltnlze these nerves nervesr
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That Thlt prescription 1 called cned a restorative restoratve It I Is known tho world over overnow ov overnow r rnow
r now as Dr Shoops Restorative After that I did not fail tal to cure one onecase onecase
I case In each hundred In the extremely difficult afcult cases cses my failures fnHuro fqrflve fqrflveyears tg five fiveyears flveyears
years were one in each ech forty treated trated 1 found cancer Incrable Incurable Cancer
is for surgery surge not medicine medicineThen mrdlclneThen medicineThen CnCQr
Then how to get this thi prescription prescripton to o Sick ones everywhere evtrherc Was ws my
thought I must announce it in the thep thepublic public blc tress rcs But But thought Ir I will willthey w1 willthey
they the realize rolzc the te real ral truth of my discovery dlcwe the real rel power of Dr Shoopa Shoop ShoopaRestorative
Restorative Restortve Then Th n a way came to me melike melike like an1 anInsplrton an inspiration I wt will offer oftert oftertto It Itto t tto
to the sick Ilck on trial Then hen they will know I am sincere sincerethat sincerethat that my pre prescription ptescripton prescription ¬
scription scripton is unusual unusualI
I wroto a reliable relnble rehiabledruggist druggist druggft In each och city ciy and village age in America They Theyagreed Tey Teyagreed Theyagreed
agreed to cooperate coperate with wih mo mo Now by any sick one oneDr oneDr oneDr
Dr Stoops Restorative RestorativeCan
Can Cn be taken tken at my risk rls For a n full mcnth I will wi let you ou use It en entirely entlh entlrEly ¬
tirely tlh ly at my risk riskit riskSend riskSend
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it I will tell you ou of a druggist dr glst nearby ntarby who will wl permit perit the months month a trial trl
Use the Restorative RctoraUve a month month Then decide If I you say sa to the drug druggist 4ruggist druggist ¬
gist It I did not help me that will I relieve releve you of any expense expene what whatevor wht whtevor hat hatever
evor He will I bill bi the cost to me This Is my way of clearing your OU1 mind mindof mindot mindof
of all doubt as to what Dr Shoops Shops Restorative Restortve can do doNo doNo doNo
No matter how prejudiced you cannot cnnot dispute this ti absolute security scurity I Ioffer Ioreer Ioffer
offer You cannot resist an offer like lke this If I you OU are at all al sick sick If I you OU
have a weakness write me If I you cant do things thing like lke you youusedtodo youusedtodothem used us to do dothem dothem
them tell me about It It Write Vr1e in confidence confdenc As a physician phslcan I will wmi tell tellyou t U htyou
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