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Fa Fair warmer tonight Saturday ur cloudywarmer cloudy cloudywarmer Y e ap in ton p ime LAST L ST EDITION EDITIONjNTUjSUBER DI I01 I01NUlIEIZ
e jNTUjSUBER 6267 WASHINGTON tV FRIDAY EVENING MARCH 5 1909 PRICE ONE O E CENT JE1s I
WilLIAM WIH H t tWORK TUFTS TUFTSIRK TAFTSWORK
WORK AS NATIONS illSFirst NATIONSHEAD NATIONSHEAD
HEAD HA a BEGUN BEQUNFirs I IFirst I
First t Official Act I Is s to Send SendHis SendHis f fHis
His Cabinet List to toCongress t 0 0Congress
1 Congress CongressMANSION IMANSION i iMANSION I
MANSION SCENE j jOF j jOF iOF
OF HANDSHAKING HANDSHAKING1Ways HANDSHAKINGay
Ways ay and Means Committee CommitteeFather CommitteeFather CommitteeFather
Father of Tariff Bills Calls Callson
on New Executive ExecutiveBy 1 1By
I
By JAMES HAY Jr JrPresident JrPreSident JrPresident
President Tafts first working day dayin dayin y yin
in the White llite House was as good asa as asa asa
a circus with bands playing trained trainedanimals trainedanimals trainedanimals
animals performing and people peopleclamoring peoplec1amoring peopleclamoring
clamoring for admission admissionEverybody admissionEverybody admissionEverybody
Everybody was in a good humor humoreverybody humoreverybody I
everybody except Sereno E EPayne EPayne EPayne
Payne member of Congress from fromNew I INew INew
New York who was quite bashful bashfulScuds bashfulSends i iSends
Sends Cabinet List ListMr ListMr ListMr
Mr Taft himself had much to do In Inthe IIIthe Insthe
the first place he sent to the Senate for forconfirmation torlonftrmatJon forconfirmation
confirmation the official list of his Cabi Cabinet Cabinet Cabinet ¬
net After that yielding to the solici solicitations solicitations solidtatlons ¬
tations of Governor Hughes of New NewYork NewY NewYork
York Y rk he 1e went to the grandstand on onPennsylvania onPennslvanla
f Pennsylvania avenue in front of the theWhite theVhlte theVhite
White House and reviewed the Seventh SeventhRegiment SeventhRegiment Sevenths
s Regiment of New York which is a acrack acrack acrack
crack organization in maneuvers and andgold andgold andgold
gold braid braidThen braidThen braidThen
Then he accepted an invitation to toepend toQpend tospend
spend two days next July at the ter tercentenary tercentenary tercentenary ¬
centenary of the discovery of Lake LakeChamplain LakeChamplain LakeChamplain
Champlain for which celebration the theStates theStates theStates
+ States of Vermont and New York have haveappropriated haveappropria haveappropria4
appropriated d much money moneyAll monoyAll moneyAll
All the rest of the forenoon was wastaken wastaken wastaken
taken up with ith receiving and a nd dismissing dismissingcallers dJsn dlsmissingcallers sslnb
callers among whom ware Senators SenatorsRepresentatives SenatorsRepresentatives SenatorsRepresentatives
Representatives Cabinet Cablnetoffiaers officers army armyxnen armymen armymen I
men and private citizens citizensThe citizensThe citizensThe
The most imposing visitors were Representatives Rep Representatives ¬ I IIesentatives
resentatives Payne of New Ne w York and andDalzell andDalzell
Dalzell of Pennsylvania who so to tospeak top tospeak t
speak p k are the bone andslnew andjfsinew an 5ln8W of o the theHouse theHouse
House Committee on o n Ways and Means Meansthat Meanst41 c cthat I
that organization to which wilt fall the thedoh j
tuty of reporting r p > rt1aS to tae Encase 0W5e In the theextra theextra
extra xtra session sCS On of o Congress a a tarfs tad to f biltIn btti I IIn t t tIn t
In the delegation representing the thecommittee tbeomIIftttee thecomultttee
< committee were Payne Dalzell Boutell Boutemlralnes BoutellGames 1
Games of Wost Virginia Vir htla and Long Longworth Longworth Longworth
worth of Ohio To these Mr Taft spoke spokewith spokewith spokewith
with great emphasis and earnestness carnestnesmentioning carnestn8bSmentioning earnestnessmentioning
mentioning not only his Ideals about the thetariff thetaritt thetariff
tariff but also bis ambition to have an anInheritance aninheritance aninheritance
Inheritance tax if it is found necessary necessaryro
to employ some somb other Instrument than thawthe thantbe thanthe
the tariff to raise revenue revenueTariff reenueTariff revenueTarr
Tariff Bills Only OnlyHe OnlyHe OnlyHe
He tol the members of Congress that thathis thathis
his call for the extra session would ask askconsideration aakoASi askconsideration I
consideration oASi eratfou of the tariff bill only on al although although although ¬
though he realized that Congress s had a aperfect aperfect
of
perfect right to take hold of any other otherlegislative otb othert r rl
t legislative l alrst1ve projects i > they might s spt sptAtter sr srAfter t tAfter
After the conversation Mr l 11utell 11utellaajd hitttelIsaid > utell utellsaid
said saidThe j
The Pr Pree gent ent is entirely ent1 ty right rI ht I Ithink Ithink Ithink
think about the lh extra session ea ion concern concerning i iing I Img
ing itself only about the tariff When Whenyou Wheni
i you have such an Important measure measureumler meaUNuMer measureusnler i
umler consideration it is best to have havenothing havenothing havenothing
nothing else conflicting with it ItBe i iHe
Be also agreed with Mr Taft about aboutthe aboutthQ aboutthe I
the inheritance tk ta He said he thought thoughtthe thoughtb thoughtthe
the b President was u exactly right about
it and that it met with his support supportRepresentative supportRepre supportRepre
Repre Representative entatlvl Gaines said he not only onlyagreed onlyarreed onlyagreed
> agreed with the inheritance tax Idea Ideabut Jd JdI ideabut
I but that he l ln had teen agreeing with it itf It9r It19r
19r f pr < some a me time previous to ibis ibisCtMlrn 1bt 1btl s hisChalrnan
Chalrnan CtMlrn l an Payne of the Ways and andMean and1ieaJM andBeans
Mean Committee was quite reticent reticentnot reU reticentnot ent entnot
not to tt say y coy coyIm 00 00Im coyI
Im I m not going ol a g to t o say anything about aboutthe abouttile aboutthe
the tariff tali < < he no announced It wouldnt wouf Wt t
do at alt altWhereupon a3LWhereupon U UWbereupon
Whereupon some me wise person remark remarked ¬
ed that interviewing the President had had4tfferent
Different effects on different persons personsaiiatwver pecIIOnahat personswhatewgr
aiiatwver ahat that meant meantChamplain meantChamplain meantChamplain
Champlain Celebration CelebrationThe
The Th Lake Champlain tercentenary terceDteftryto is isto isto
to be a gorgeous affair signalized by byliterary byliterary 1
literary exercises imitations of battles battleswith battleswith
with the Indians yacht and motor boat boatraces I i irCM
races and a long and garrulous line of ofblip I Itlb110
public tlb110 blip speakers It will m cover the whole wholeLake wholelAke
Lake Champlain valley and every daysceremonies days daysceremonies day daycentll10aiftl
ceremonies will 111 be in a dijiteroat dltr rBt town
The Th President will be in Plattaburgh Plattsburghad Plttll ur h hd
ad d Burlington July Jul 7 r and 8 respective r resltw + tlve iye1y
Jy 7 Senator eaator Root will speak eak July 7 at t
Pfaitsfeurgh PfaitsfeurghIn Piattbur h hIa
In the delegation legation which invited Mr MrContinued XlContinued Mrj
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T WEATHER REPORT REPORTThe
The storm that moved from the north northPacific northPacf northPastlfc
Pacific Pacf e coast rapidly southeastward to tothe tothe tothe
the Middle Atlantic coast from March March1st MarCIltat Marcit1st
1st to 3d and recurved thence slowly slowlynorthward Alowlynorthward slowlynorthward
northward during the th 4th is now central cen central ¬ I Itral
tral over the lower St Lawrence Val Valley Valley ¬ I I1e
ley 1e and snow has ha been open followed by fair fairweatfeor fairw fairweather
weather w tIter in the middle and north At Atlantic Atlnt1c Atlantic ¬
lantic State StatenA StateA
A disturbance that has moved youth youtheastward ffluthlUtward mutheastward
eastward over OVf > r the Rocky mountain mountaindistricts mountaindtaU1 mountaindistricts
dtaU1 districts ta is I central over ov r the Texas Pan PMIIhandle Pkuand Panhandle
handle and light rains have set Nlin in over overrhe overrbo overthe
the lower Mississippi VallThe Valley ValleyThe Vallf VallfTlt8
The winds along the middle and n > southAtlantic south iouthAtlantic outhAtlantic
Atlantic coasts will be light t we westerly terly
becoming variable and shifting to easteriy east easterly eastftrty ¬
erly Saturday on the east Gulf coast coastmoderate COa coastmoderate t tmoderate
moderate southerly southerlyFORECAST 8OutherlyEonmcAST southerlyFORICAST
FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT DISTRICTFaIr
fair tonight with minimum tempera temperatort temperat tcmperaante
tort t ure about freezing Saturday rising risingtemperature ntnglemperatur ruin ruintemperature
temperature increasing tnfleII 1g cloudiness a and andrain an anrain nd ndntn
rain sy Saturday night light U t variable variablewinds v arlablewtftdl ble blewnda
winds Stoking Saturday to sou souoriy southeastany southeast outJaeatc
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I j SCENES AT ATWHITE WHtTE WHITE HOUSE TODAY Ii I
Club Entering Enten g the White House HouseGrounds HouseGrounds HouseGrounds
Grounds GroundsHIS GroundsTAFT GroundsTAFT
TAFT NOMINATES NOMINATESHIS
HIS e NEWGABINET NEWGABINETPresident NE mmPresident mm CABINETPresident
President Sends Names Nam s of ofAdvisers ofAdvisers ofAdvisers
Advisers to Senate SenateJob SenateJ SenateJob
Job J ob for Loeb LoebNOMINATIONS LoebNOMINATIONS
11 11NOilIINATINS
NOMINATIONS SENT SENTSecretary 3 3secretary NT I i iTO
TO E lA1TfBBAPT lA1TfBBAPTSeererar7
Secretary of o Stats StatePhilander StatePhilanderGhaae StatePhilanderchase Philander PhilanderQhase
chase Kaox noX of Pennsylvania age ageftftysix ageftfty agefiftyatx
ftftysix ftfty 1x lawyer lawyerSecretary laAyercretary lawyerSecretary
Secretary of Treasury Tro MtryFrankl1n TroasaryFranklinMacVeagh MtryFrankl1nM1cVeagbp Franklin FranklinMftcVeagh
MftcVeagh of Illinois sixtyseven sixtysevenmerchant axtys6venmttrcltant sixtysevenmerchant
merchant merchantSecretary mttrcltantSecretary merchantSecretory
Secretary of War WarJacob Jacob McGevock McGavockDickinson McGevockDickinson McGiLvockDieklnaon
Dickinson of Tdimessoe r RnesHt fiftyeight fiftyeightlawyer fiftyeIghtIVwycr fiftyeightlawyer
lawyer lawyerAttorney IVwycrAttorn lawyerAttorney
Attorney Attorn e GeneralGeorge General eralGOr George e W WWickershant wWIckersham WWickersham
WIckersham of New York fifty fiftyelght nftyeight 11ttyeight
eight lawyer lawyerPostmas 1Werpostmuter lawyerPosttnaser
Postmas postmuter er General GeneralFrank Prank H HHitchcock ILHItchcock HHitchcock
Hitchcock of Massachusetts Massech uaotts forty fortytwo fortytwo ortytwo
two chairman Republican national nationalcommittee natJonalcommittefl nationalcommittee
committee committeeSecretary committeflSoeretary committeeSecretary
Secretary of Navy NvYGeo George c von vonIxinfferke vonIAn vonLongerke
Ixinfferke IAn erke Meyer of Massachusetts K85Chunttsflttyone Massachusettsfiftyone Massachusettsfiftyone
fiftyone banker bankerSecretary bankerSccretary bankerSecretary
Secretary of Interior InteriorPJcbard Richard A ABolllnger ABallInger ABallinger
BallInger of Washington fifty flftythreo i ifuroo lthree
three lawyer lawyerSecretary
I ISecretary t tSecretary
Secretary of Agriculture AgricultureJames AgricultureJamesWilson A rlculture1amea James JamesWilson t tWll8on
Wilson of Iowa seventyfour far farmer farmer farmer ¬
mer merSecretary merSeeretary merSecretary
Secretary of Coapmerca and Labor LaborCharles Laborcharles LaborCharles
Charles Nagel of Missouri Mw ourl sixtylawe sixty sixtylawye xty xtyl
lawye lawyeAssfs l laweAssts e
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Assfs Ms pnt Secretary of St StatHunt StatHuntlacton StatsHuntington to Hunt Huntington
ington Wilson tVU on of Illinois IllinoisAssistant IJJtnolsAttant IllinoisAastatant
Assistant Secretary of the NavyBeekman Navy NavyBe NyYBeekman
Be Beekman kman A mthrop throp of New York YorkCollector YorkCol YorkCollector
Collector Col ctor of the Port of New York YorkWilliam YorkWilliam
William Loefe Lo Jr JrPresident JrPreiiktt jrPrehidart I
I I
President Taft ILrt seat to the Senate Se ata this thisafternoon thisafternoon I
afternoon the nomination of the th mean members m4mhers meanhere ¬
hers of hi his Cabinet and the surprise of ofthe orttM ofthe
the day was was the fact that William WilliamLoeb WilliamLoeb VllUamLoeb
Loeb Jr former f mer secretary for Mr MrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt 11 11HOOttCVelt
Roosevelt is slated alatecf in the first rat list for forcollector tOrcollector forcollector
collector of the port of New York YorkIn Yorkl1I YorkIn
I ILo
In addition to the nomination of Mr MrLoab fr
Lo Loab that of Huntington Wilson of ofChicago ofCbkago II IICblea
Chicago Cblea to be Assistant A Inant Secretary of ofState ofState
State was sent in with the rest 8t of the theMet theKet theset
Met the office of under secretary of ofstate ofstate ofstate
state which was wanted by Secretary Secretaryof
of State Knox having been n cut oft by byCongress byCOft byCongress
Congress COft r which declined to beUeve the theoffice theotttce theoffice
office necessaryJar necessary necessaryMr neC fary faryWr
Mr Wilson Wil on served as Third < 1 Assistant AssistantSecretary AssistantSecretary
Secretary of State for some so + ne time and andwas andwu andwas
was later appointed minister to Argin Argintine Arginline Argintine
tine Republic RepublicBoekman Repu bUe
Beekman Wlntbrop the Assistant Sec Secretary Seeretary ¬
retary taI7 of the Navy N iY under Secretary SecretaryMeyer Socrebu SecretaryMeyer
Meyer served 8 < < 00 as Assistant Aa tatanl Secretary Secretaryof retry retryor
of the U Treasury Tt oaaurjr under Secret Secretor r Cor Cortelyou CorteIYou Cortelyou
telyou
The e selection ot Mr ix > et as col collector ¬
lector lectore lectorbeen of the port for New York has hasbeen ba babeen
been forecasted r d a as a probability for foroe ford forsote
oe d time but It hi known that there therewas therewu therewag
was opposition in New York city to tohis tohi8 tohis
his selection It was surmised by many manythat manythat manythat
that lie 1 would get a rectal reet appoint appointment MPllntment appointmeat ¬
ment mentMILITARY mentMILITARY meatt
t i MILITARY POSITION POSITIONIS
I
i IS OFFERED WEYLRE WEYLREj I II It t i
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j Spanish General May Become BecomeCaptain Becomef
f Captain C pt4in General of the theCatalonia ther
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I iiLtD IfADRID Rm larch 1 Lrc h 5Gcner l 4t Veyler Veylerfo eylerfour
four fo mhtl nJ minister iet or r of war who whoAVU Ams U known knownIn knownIIi
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BLACK HORST TROOP P OF CLEVELAND MARCHING NEAR WHITE HOUSE I
FIGHT NOW STARTED STARTEDFAR I IFOR
FOR LATE INAUGURAL INAUGURALCommittee
Committee Spurred spurred Up by Experiences Expene ces of Yesterday Willi WilliPress Will WillPress WillPress
Press Congress to Change Date DateAction Action Is IsFavored IsFavored IsFavored
Favored by Commissioners I I
in order that sever again may the theInauguration theJDU theinauguratiost
Inauguration JDU urat1Q1l of a President be b held un under und8r under ¬
der weather weatb conditions such as prevailed prevailedyesterday prevallede prevailedyesterday
yesterday e terdy a determined effort will be bemaoe bem bemade
made m by the National Committee on the theProposed theProposed theProposed
Proposed Change Caan of Inauguration Day Dayorganized Duyorganized Dayorganized
organized in HW Jt 1 to change the date of ofthe o othe ofthe
the ceremony to the last Thursday in inApril InApril inApril
April AprilCommissioner AprilCommiMsloner AprilCommissioner
Commissioner Macfarland announced announcedthis announcedUJa announcedtJa
this morning that he will call a meet meeting meetIng
ing of the Washington Va toft members of the thecommittee thecommittee thecommittee
committee next Wednesday at which whichplans whienplans
plans will m be adapted for pressing in inthe Inthe
the Sixtyfirst Congress Coftsr and if I possible possiblein p aible aibletn
in the tn extra session the resolution twice twiceadopted twiceadopted
adopted by the Sd Scuate S ate on recommenda recommendation ¬
tion of the committee changing the date dateof dateo dateof
of o the inauguration to the last t Thurs Thursday Thurrday ¬
day in April
New Member MemberE Mem MembcIZL1 hCIJ
E E1 J Stellwagen stell wallen rnajrman of the Inaugural In Inaugural InauuTAl
augural committee Sott C Bone Ed Edgar Edgar
gar r D Shaw John R McLean J 1 H HSmall HSmall
Small jr president of the Board of ofTrade ofTrade
Trade and kl W F dude president pre ldent of the
Chamber of commerce ommerce have been added addedi add 4I
i to the Washington membership of the theI
I
WONT PROSECUTE PROSECUTEEDITORS PROSECUTEEDITORS
EDITORS RESIGNS
Joseph J06 pb B Keeling United Vnit States Die District Dtstrict Dietrict ¬
trict Attorney for Indiana has resigned resignedrather rctlignedrather retiignedrather
rather than take part In the prosecu prosecution lroecutlon proaecution ¬
tion of the editors of the Indianapolis IndianapolisNews IndlanapollAlNews IndianapolisNews
News for libel libelMr 1I libelMr 1 1Mr
Mr Kealing in his letter of resignation resigna resignation resl IIa IIaHon ¬
tion which bleh ha hu been received at th thDepartment titDepartment thu thuDepartment
Department of Justice asks that he be berelieved berelieved berelieved
relieved from duty by March 15 and andpoints andpoints andpoints
points out the reasons rea on why he is i un unable unable unable ¬
able to remain in a 1 service in which whichho whichbo whichho
ho would be compelled to carry on in inpart Inport inpart
part Mt t least a prosecution Ilr Uon with which whichhe whichhe whichhe
he has ha no sympathy aymJ lhy and which under undertake undertako ¬
take to Induce Indu the courts to place placewhat placewhat
what he eottibaldtws consldw ro sldtnla a stmlnod construe construetion oonatnlCtion construeLion
tion on Q the tb la 1w Mr Kcalincs s letter letterfollow JetteroUowa letterfollows
follow
Indianapolis Ind March h 2 WW WWWafhjngto 1t8OThe 1904The
The Attorney Jtnrney d Gsner GsnerWZngtan er I IW
Wafhjngto WafhjngtoS W n l n D C l asir I
S Sir r I beg to inform inrol you that I hay hilvt hilvttod haytoday
1 i iUnitid
today tod t tm my formal or r UOtt aa aaTInttOO asUnited
Unitid United plates futCtl Attorney for the District DistrictI DwtristorJJ
I of orJJ indlSriu 0 wri rill to j9 the President of the Unit Unitc1 UnitY
e c1 S5ttfajw1th gtd Y Pgwith the It rsitisst IettU t tht t th
>
committee The new ow soverwors goysr srs of f SUt Stltll Stltlland Statdand SUtand
and Territerios rerrit li88 inaugurated iitau urated in Jawwary Jawwarylast Jas 1lUttt8ry18t ary arylast
last will be askod to take the thttplaoe places S of oftheir orUwlr oftheir
their predecessors as members of thecommittee thecommittee the thecommittee
committee committeeCommissioner committeeonmluloner committeeCommissioner
Commissioner Macfariand lac nand said today todaythat todaythat todaythat
that he could see no reason why wh th thresolution tha thareeoluUon thresolution <
resolution providing for the change of ofdate ordate ofdate
date should not be introduced at the theextra theextra theextra
extra session fon of Congress beginning beginningMarch beginningMarch 1tnnlngMarch
March 16 1 as 11 the Senate Judiciary Com Committee ComI ComImlttee Coinmittee ¬
mittee would continue and the Senatecould Senate Senatecould Senat8could
could act upon the resolution even if ifthe Ifthe ifthe
the House deferred actionThe action actionThe actionThe
The sooner it is acted upon the thesooner thener thesooner
sooner > > ner It will receive the necessary nece 88ry ac action action ¬
tion by the legislatures of the States Statesrequired Stateroqulred totes totesrequired
required for the amendment to the
Constitution said the Commissioner CommissionerSeeks CommissionerSeeks CommissionerSeeks
Seeks Presidents Aid AidThe AidThe AidThe
The committee has heretofore consklered con considered considered ¬
sidered the question < lue t1 n of asking aakln thePresident the thePresident thePrealdent
President to advocate a vooate the change chan e in inmessage A amessage
I
message mes age to Congress COlbr ss and determined determinedthat
that Inasmuch as it would extend erte d thePresidents the thePresidents
Presidents Pr dents term he might ml ht feel a deli delicacy delicacy delicacy ¬
cacy in recommending it itHowever ItIIover ithowever
However the question of asking theContinued the theContinue
Continue on Snd Second Page
same s me be accepted acoepl d not later than March Marchli i
li 1 ISO ISOI J 1909 1909I I
I am informed that indictments have havebeen haveluum havebeen
been returned by the grand nd jury of ofthe oftbo ofthe
the District of Columbia Co umbla against Dela Delavan Delavan Deistvan
van Smith and Charles R Williams Williamsproprietors WUUfU115proI Williamsproprietgrs
proprietors proI > lle rs of the Indianapolis News Newsfor Newsfor Newsfor
for o1minal criminal libel and that steps will willhe willhe
he taken t ken to remove them to that District Dis District District ¬
trict for trial t As both are in this district dis district d8trct ¬
trict under und r the law It will become my myofficial myofficial I
official duty to assist 8t in such removal removalproceedings removalproceediup removalproceedings
proceedings proceedingsFor
For almost almo t eight years y IUa I have had hadthe badthe hadthe
the honor of representing the Govern Government Government Government ¬
ment as United States Stat Attorney Dur During DurIn During ¬
ing In < < that time I have tAve prosecuted all allalike allalike
alike 1 1ke without fear t At or favor fa VOl where I Jhad Ibad Ihad
had an honest belief in their guilt guiltI
I have been compelled on severaloccasions several severaloccasions sev ral ralOCCJUltOft8
occasions to prosecute t > roaecute personal reonal friends friendsbut frhmdiibut friendsbut
but in each case I only did so after aftera atlerthoroup
a thorough investigation had convinced convincedme
me of their guilt guiltIn 5lI1L11n guiltIn
11n In this case I have ha made a careful carefulContinued c zotul zotulCQntfItl
Continued on Second S ooud Pace Pa >
ROOSEVELT GIVES GIVESHIS GIVESHIS
HIS LAST LASTINTER mm mmTells VIEW VIEWTells I ITells
Tells Correspondents He Is IsThrough IsThrough IsThrough
Through With News Newspapers Nevspapers Newspapers ¬
papers papersOYSTER papersOYSTER papersOYSTER
OYSTER BAY N Y Iarch > O < i iMOre Xo Xomore e emore
more interviews or pictures simply the theordinary be beordJnary heordinary
ordinary life of an American dtiven dtivensaid ettteasaid dtiaensaid
said former President Roosevelt today todayand todayand todayand
and the vary < < r set et of the jaws snowed snowedthat mowedthat showedthat
that there was Intenseness Intensen of feeling feelingbehind feel1nCbehlJd feelingbehind
behind the expression expre8 ion that was char characteristic characteristtc characteristic
acteristic of the manHe man manHe manHe
He was as garbed in a combination bi bicycle bicyde ¬
cycle suit and riding rldtn suit and was get getting cettlrg getting ¬
ting read ready for a trip to the stables be before before
1 fore breakfast 1 His Us cheeks were w ruddy ruddynm rudd ruddnncJ ruddynrtl
nm nncJ his eyes e eJi clear Ho died ed as he h hgreetfj hegreetei
greeted the newspaper tpaper men t but > ut l before beforehr > eforehe ore oreh
he h emerged on the th porch he gazed gazedcarefully gazedcaretully gazedcarefully
carefully around to mak sure titer titerwas tlterwaj tlaerYo <
was Yo no on one lurking in the shadows shadowswith badowswith
with a camera cameraNow I
Now gentlemen you will have to ex excu excutw excuse i
cu cutw me from talking he began as ashe ashe S She
he looked across the th snowcovered hills hlllsI
I am now a private citizen wota public publicman publicman publicman
man Having been a private citizen citlzcmttnce Citizensince
since noon yesterday I intend to enjoy enjoythtu eijoytht f1 JOY JOYthb
tht privilege to the utmost I have haV de decided d delded deelded ¬
elded that I will not talk again for pub publication publication publication ¬
lication and I will never again pose posefor po posefor e etor
for a picture for a newspaper newspaperBut neWtipaperBut newspaperBut
But you will 111 discuss dl wur public Questions Questionswill QttetltiOngwill quetltonswill
will you not Mr r President he was wasasked wasuked wasasked
asked askedNever ukedNever askedNever
Never again in the newspapers and andhis andhlti andhis
his jaws snapped together oor I have ab absolutely abolutely absolutely ¬
solutely retired from public life I am amtit amAt ateat
At my home here h re enjoying myself my lf and I Iknow Iknow Iknow
know that you will in not think me churl churlish churlIsh churllab ¬
ish when I tell you that I expect ex t that thati thatmy thatmy
i my desire for privacy will be respected respectedI r pectPd
I had a bully nights nl < < htaf sleep le and I feel feelfine teelfine feeltine
fine finei
i fineAnd And the th former orme President smiled at athis athis l lhis
his callers and retreated Indoors imloorsMr IndoorsoIl intoorsMr
Mr oIl Roosevelt Maid his bl afternoon that thathe
he will sail for or Napes Nap es on March 2i on onthe fnthe nnthe
the HamburgAmerican HamburgAm rkan an liner Hamburg Hamburgwhich
which leaves on that date for Gibraltar
and Naples NaplesPOPES NaplesPOPES
POPES CONDITION
SLIGHTLY WORSE WORSEROME
ROME March Mar < h 6 6he he Pope is reported reportedas reportedbeing
as being slightly 5J1 tJy worse today but at attending attet attending ¬
tending tet tng physicians say his condition Isnot is isnot 18not
not alarming a 1 arm Iz g Nevertheless N vrr totbdf thcles physicians physicianswere
were at his bedside all day dayI dR dRBOYS dayBOYS
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I i AT WHITt HOUSE HOUSEGovernor HOUSEGovernor HOUSEGovernor
Governor Hughes 1 was serenaded this thismorning thismornt thismorning
mornt morning by the band of the Mission of ofImmaculate ofImmaeu1ate ofImmaculate
Immaculate Conception of t New York Yorkcity Yorkcity Yorkcity
city Prior to this Ud the band had been beenreceived beearecG1ecl beenreceived
received in special audience by President Presi President P Pdonl ¬
dent Taft in the East F st Room R The Thedont Presi President Prestdent ¬
dent complimented the bead composed composedmalady eOBQ composedmainy O eC1 eC11ftaillt
malady of quite < i young oQDCOa boys cwtsf
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AFT REVIEWS REVIEWSLATE REVIEWSLATE REVIEWSARRIVALS
LATE ARRIVALS ARRIVALSFOR ARRIVALSFOR
FOR INAUGURAL
Remarkable Aftermath AftermathFOR o of Storm Seen on Streets Today TodayWhen TodayWhen TodayWhen
When Seventh even th Regiment New York and andOther andOther andOther
Other Companies Parade ParadeWHITE ParadeWHITE ParadeT ParadePresident
WHITE T HOUSE OFFICES ARE KEPT OPEN OPENPresident OPENPr
President Pr ide t Sees Many Visitors and Music of Bands BandsSounds BandsSounds Bandsnuns
Sounds nuns Through Sunshine Sun hine Flooded City CityOutgoing CityOutgoing CityOutgoing
Outgoing Trains Crowded CrowdedThe
The National Capital is witnessing today the mostunusual most mostunusual mostunusual
unusual aftermath of the most remarkable inauguration in inthe inthe inthe
the history of the country countryReminders c6untry c6untryReminders coup coupReminders
Reminders of the raging snowstorm thai caused used a acomplete aeomplete aomplete
complete change in the program of the ceremonies at the theCapitol theCapitol theCapitol
Capitol that made it necessary necessary to administer the oath of of offiee offi offive
five fi e to President Taft in the Senate chamber instead of ofoutdoors ofoutdoors ofoutdoors
outdoors that curtailed to a considerable extent the gran grandeur grandeur grandeur ¬
deur of the parade and that prevented many wouldbe ivouldbeparticipants wouldbeparticipants wouldbeparticipants
participants and spectators from even reaching Washing Washington
ton are seen on eve every everyhand everyhandSEVENTH hand handSEVENTH handSEVENTH
SEVENTH REGIMENT REVIEWED REVIEWEDExtraordinary REVIEWEDExtraordinary REVIEWEDExtraordinary
Extraordinary incident of this memorable day after afterwas afterwas afterwas
was the second appearance in the Court of Honor of Presi President President President ¬
dent Taft and his review of the crack Seventh Regiment Regimentof
of New York These militiamen in common with hun hundreds hundreds hundreds ¬
dreds of citizens were unable to reach Washington yester yesterday yesterday yesterday ¬
day in time to participate participateThey participateThey participateThe
They The spent the day in cars out beyond Eckinagtont Eckington EckingtonGovernor Eckingtondovernor
Governor t overnor Hughe went to the White House early earl thismorning this thismorning thism
morning m ing and arranged for the special review Followingthis Following Followingthis
this t the regiment marched with colors flying fl g gjauntily none the less lessjauntily lessjauntily
jauntily because of the lateness of the performance about aboutthe aboutthe aboutthe
the city
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DYNAMITE il LLArL LLArLEYEN EXPLODEINJURED
SEVEN ABE II IITwo INJURED INJUREDTvo
Two Men I Iof May Y Die as Result Resultof
of Mans Playing PlayingWith PlaYIngVith b bWith
With CapsSeven Caps CapsSeven CapsSelen
Seven persons were In Injured n jnred red two tY or orthem ofthem I Ithem
them so that they may net recover reoeYetbea recoverwhen j jcarelessly
when bea Gorge CastlemtlD this morsiag morsiagcarelessly
CfU carelessly juggled a handful ot l dyao dyaomite dyJMimite dynamite >
mite caps in the pool room OO I of Joe JoeJones J JJones JeeJones
Jones 3063 3 63 K street northwest northwestThe DOrthWeIitThe northwestThe
The Injured men are areGeorge areGeorge re reGeotSe
George CasUeroan twentyseven twentysevenyears twentysevenyears twentysevenyears
years of age a e a diver ltvi living g at atLDl 48W 48WCanal i G GCanal
Canal LDl road northwest right haad blown blownoff Dl blownoft WB WBoil
off at the wrist wristGeorge wristGeorge nt ntGeo
George Geo e Gosnett Go neI1 thirtyaoven years yearsold yearsold yearsold
old 1 1914 M Thirtyfirst street nortHwest nortHwestright sorhweatright t trl11It
right hip and n4 left leg badly lacerated laceratedJohn laceratedJohn I IJobU
John Colback thirtyfive years IMi IMiWisconsin 14MWlacoulA IIMWiacoasta
Wisconsin venue northwest ri riffht ht side sideof j jJohn joC
oC leek aDd face blown off offJobs I IJohn
John Taut fortyon years fUS 1W9 1919Wisconsin j jWisconsin jWtscoDsin
Wisconsin avenue chest aad neck in injured injured ¬ I
jured juredCharles juredCharles juredCharles
Charles Donaldson thirtyone years I
1037 Jefferooti J street s net northwest fac face and andhead aaQbead andbead
bead injured injuredRodney injuredRodn injuredRodney
Rodney Rodn y Henderson HeDder on fortytwo years yearsO
O street str t between Wisconsin 1Jecon 1Q avenue a and aDdThlrtyArst andThirtyfirst
street Bead and face injured in injured 10jurtd ¬
jured juredJames jurtdlames
James Smith sixteen years old 2KI S Sstreet Sstftet Sstreet
street northwest n rthwest Injured about the theback theAll theback
back backAll backAlt I
All the men were ftre taken to George rce itown i itown
town University Hospital where It wassaid was
said 14 that Oastleton and GosneH were werein j jin Iin
in serious conditions conditionsCartlston j jCastleton
Castleton Ca1t1 OI1 who had just returned from froma
a trip down the river where h he was wasusing I Iuslag iusing
using the he dynamite in connection COQD < ctton with withhis withhis I Ihis
his work as a diver brought with him hima I Ia
a box of the cartridges 1i When Vh hen n he en entered j jtered I
tered the poolroom he beggar throwing throwingthem throwingthem I Ithem
them around the room Several patj patjtrons patttrons pat pattrons
trons of the place became frightened frightenedand frlChte ed I Iand tand
and ran into the street Castleton laugh laughed 1au laughed 1I ¬ j
ed and to convince COItvt the remaining remtinln ones onesthat onestitat
that the dynamite would not explode explodethrew explodethrew
threw Hire a handful upon one of the pool pooltables pooltables pooltables
tablesThe tables tablesThe tablesThe
The explosion that followed could be beheard beheard 0 0heard
heard a block away aWcL The building bui1dtn shook shookand j jand iand
and table 1 ble was demolished Bruised and andbleeding andblt andbleeding
blt bleeding > edtng those of the injured who could couldrushed couldrush couldrushed
rushed rush into the street A passerby passerbysummoned pa passerbysummoned erby erbysummoneod
summoned a policeman end < < nd the men menwere menv menwere
were v re carried away in a patrol p pa rol wagon wagonTHOUSAND wagonTHOUSAND wagonTHOUSAND
THOUSAND CHINAMENPERISH CHINAMEN CHINAMENPERISH
PERISH IN FLAMES FLAMESFire I
Fire Following Overturning of ofLamp ofLamp ofLamp
Lamp on Boat Sweeps SweepsRiver SweepsRiver SweepsRiver
River Craft CraftVICTORIA CraftVICTORIA CraftvICTORIA
VICTORIA British Columbia March March4A I ItA
4 tA A terrible hotacause hot ncause on of the Canton Cantonriver Cantonriver i irivet
river in iaCbtaa China which involved the loss lossof Jossof lossof
of more than i6W 1fII O lives following the theoverturning thtoverturnJus theoverturning
overturning of a kerosene kero ene lamp on onfto the thei thehoer
i floor fto r of a flower boat is reported by bythe bythe bythe
the steamship Akinm Mara which whichre wl whichreached ch chreached
re reached ched this T port today from Horns HornsKonsr BoJlCKODtC HangKong
Kong KonsrThe KODtCThe KongThe
The boat in which the fire started startedwas start startedwas ed edwa
was wa burned to the waters edge tn tnnames the theflameR thefiamee
names reaching out to other boats per permitting permitting permitting ¬
mitting no one to escape
125 to Baltimore and Return ReturnSaturdays Returnsatuniaya ReturnSaturdays
Saturdays and Sundays SI16I Y via Ponttsylvaote PonttsylvaoteKaltooad P PenasylvaleLtaiisseafl ltSyhH ltSyhHiia1
Kaltooad iia1 < < l Tickets good returning until untilht 1InUiSta anti3m
Sta 3m RY II ht at All regular rc trains trIWIc8lt es sxcept
c8lt the Congressional DJ Te tJlono1 LimkedrAdyt LimftecL NtAd vt
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Froaieent Sia 3 ndfcl of the disappolstnue cftsap cftsapj dtzsappof8t1Jteirts
j pof8t1Jteirts polstnue > ota mets of o the thetDwguradWl raangnration properhas proper properhas properhas
has practically ca1Iy held open house during duringthe durintthe duringthe
the entire morning his day being on onthat onithat ona onathat
that might have brought fame to his hismore blsmore hismore
more strenuous successor In addition additionto
to reviewing reYiewi the New York Yor regiment regimentbe
be received at t the White House theBrine the theBiaine t118Blaine
Blaine Club Clu the Citizens Club of Cin Cincinnati CincmlltI Cittcimnati ¬
cinnati and the m members bers of the famous famousTroop famousTroo famousTroop
Troop Troo A of Cleveland Clevola who 00 came to tothe tnthe tothe
the Waits Vhit House unmounted unmountedScores UAmcuntedSc unmountedScores
Scores Sc res of o personal and ad official visitors visitorshave visitorahave visitorshave
have been received receivedSevan recet1edSsvQn receivedSeven
Seven thousand persons pe aceordins to tocareful tocaretul tocareful
careful and most conservative estimate estimatereacbed estlmatereae estimatereached >
reached reae Washington vasJiin ton entirely too late t tsee t tMe tsae
see either the inaugural ceremonies cete lOnIes o oaay Oaay or orany
aay portion rtJon of the parade p Bde Many y ar arrived a arived arrived ¬
rived barely barel In time to witness th thmagnificent 1 1lftcent tbmagnificent
magnificent lftcent pyrotechnic display on onMonument t tMonument tMonument
Monument lot last evenlafe evenlafeS evenldgSame
S Same me C Came iae Others Go GoTb GoTIM GoThe
TIM Tb delayed aDd snow 3nowboc d trai traithat traithat traythat
that brought hro ht in the belated tourist touristwere tourJ touristwere t twere =
were immediately formed into new sec sections se setlons secbons
tions turned about and Dd sent back backevery backerJ backever
every ever direction loaded with those t o6e wi wiprtly wipartly wr wrpartly
partly diehoart dt disheartened be rteDed aed by the distress distressincoavealeaeos dntresstinconveniences j jtDeonl8ft
inconveniences tDeonl8ft of yesterday terd we WPanxic weanxie weanxicMf
anxic anxicMf is to return to their homes Thin Thlrttboopind T1 Thinthou rt rttbouf
thou tboopind 100 people are said t to nave naveWashington > f flfaahingtOl1 e eWashington
Washington between the hours or orteet ora oflast
last a t ni night ht ADd 2 oclock today todayThe to todayThe ay ayThe
The strains of martial fide hi hibeen 11ibeen hh hhbeen
been in the air ir all J1 day In the ST smshhne STshloe S1 S1sbinfI
shloe that they longed for yeeterdr yeeterdrbands y yesterdpanda sterd sterdbauMIs
bands have ba ve marched bore and ad th thgMttG thsome thgiving
giving some indication of bow mu mugreater m mer mtgrater
greater er th the inaugural day aright ht ha habeen hlbeen habeen
been had the tta weather gods bean kin kinCity kinCity kincity <
City Is Recovering RecoveringWashington ReGOveringW RecoveringWashington
Washington W aahtn on is today partially p rltaUy re reered reerect v vered
ered from the isolation into iai which whichswept whichwas whichwag
was thrum by Y tM terrific storm whir whirept whiswept
swept ept this part of th the country je yeterday jeterday P Pterday =
terday While fblh the telegraph and lad tr trphone tfphoDe tophone
phone companies eoIDp < < Jdes are still staggcri staggcriunder staggeriunder ri riuader
under the blow dealt their respect respectvservices respecteleee respectservices
services > > by bytiN the destructive blizzard T Tlike tlike tlike
like of which has not swooped dow dowon do doon doson
on the Capital in several winters tl tlare ty tyare tai taiare
are working Worki heroically to repair 1great 1 1great lgreat
great damage IIn fe done OIMp and by b tomorr tomorrmorntos tomorpmorninl tomorrmorning
morning will wiu have established estaWlr ± isd dir dircommunication di diCOllUDualeation dircommunication
communication with Balttiaore 1ttre IT ITPhiladelphia 1 1PbUa iPhiladelphia
Philadelphia PhiladelphiaA PbUa elphia elphiaA
A hope is expressed eCJKfIINNMl that t at one wire wirebe wirebe wirebe
be working Between this city and Pal Palimore Ba Palmore t tmore
more by sundown The raflroau raflroauthough raIlroatboogk raIIroathough
though their damage e was iaaJgnifica iaaJgnificacompared ia iaslgnidcacompared lcnldca lcnldcacompared
compared with the telegraph and te1 teTphone te1phone t tpbofte
phone companies are not yet et maintaSag naaintav naaintavinr maln 3 3lag
lag their train schedules Both B < < h incon inconinr 1nCI 1nCIin incolag
lag in and outgoing out trams ar are late 1t so soseveral o oseveral Oseveral
several hour and thousands nds of ina inaI inaIUral maaural
I aural visitor have bv been and will be ro rostderabty rt rtIderab1Y e ePiderably
stderabty delayed ik i t their departfrom depart oepartfrom 7 7from
from the Capital CapitalThe CapItaLThe C CThe
The weather weat er man ventured from fromseclusion fromtleClu6IoD fromseclusion
seclusion today too km long enough to R vh vhper z zper x xper
per perFsJr
FsJr weather and lid slowly rising rtl isin nS if t to toperature f r rperature rture
perature peratureH ture tureHe
H He also explained e pIaiDeI that the storm the thsvictted th thYia thevisited
visited Yia e4I most of its wrath 01 this cIs ci ciis C Cis
is now aprestdiais dismay em y aloe alo along b the N NEngiaadr NFargiand NP NPEa
Engiaadr Ea coast It originated in the fa faWas f3W faWest
Was W be added moved eastwari eastwarithrough OOAStwaTitJaroorh eostwartthrough
through the eowtral part of the country count17J
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