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1 < Fair FairT FairTornghWarnier Tonight Wednesday Tflednesdayr JnifthfWa18 Warmer WarmerWednesday c I a ashiuto tn to n ime > r f LAST LA ST EDITION EDITIONTUESDAY EDITION I
I r flTh1BER lBER 6285 VASHINGTON TUESDAY EVENING MARCH 23 1909 PRICE ONE CENT
ANXIOUS MOTHER MOTHERGREETS MOTHERGREETS MOTHERI
I GREETS HER SON
SHARON TURNS TURNSOUT TURNSOUT
OUT TO GREET GREETI
k I REG RECOVERED OVERED BOY BOYLong BOYLong
Long Hours of Mothers MothersWaiting MothersWaiting MothersWaiting
Waiting Ended by Sight Sightof
of Little Son SonTOUGHING SonTOU SonTOU
TOUGHING TOU HING REUNION REUNIONOF
OF WHJJLA WHTLA FAMILY FAMILYThousands FAMILYTh6 FAMILYTh6sands
Thousands Th6 sa ds of Townspeople at atRailway atailway atRailway
Railway Station Vhen Billy Billyand Billyand Billyand
and Father Arrive
SHARON Pa March 23 23Here 23Herecomes 23Herecomes Here Herecomes
comes the train and Billy Whltla Whltlashouted WhltlaFhouted Whtlahouted
shouted a boy shortly after noon today todayWhltla todayas
as the ErIe train bearing Attorney J P PYhitla PWhitla
Whltla and his goldenhaired son sonewung sonswung sonbwung
swung swiftly around a curve and andrushed andrushed andrushed
rushed into the station stationSimultaneously stationSimultaneously BtatlonSimultaneously
Simultaneously the cry was taken up upiind upnd upnd
iind nd thousands of men women and chil children chllren cliiidren ¬
dren ren who were in waiting yelled eI1ed them themselves th themselves m mselves ¬
selves hoarse Hats were thrown high highIn highin highIn
In the air strong hearted men beat beateaah beateaahother each eaohother eachother
other other on the tb back in a frenzy of excite excitement excitement excitement ¬
ment and many of the women cried with withJoy withJOY withjy
Joy JoyWhen When the little fellow stepped from fromtho fronttho fromthe
tho train it was with difficulty that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the State constabulary and squad of ofpolice otpoUce ofpolice
police were woreabte able to keep the crowd crowdback crowdback crowdback
back Under escort of several detect detectives detectIves detectIvex ¬
ives and an State police Mr Whltla and andhis andhiS andhis
his son were hurried to a carriage that thatwas thatwas thativas
was in waiting and they the were quickly quicklywhirled quicklYwhirled quicklywhirled
whirled away 3W Cheer after oheer greet greetc
c d the happy father and nd d son along a1on the thestreets thetreets thestreets
streets where thousands of people as aseembled assembl a aembled
eembled sembl d to get a glimpse of Billy BillyThe BillyThe BillyThe
The scene at the Whitla residence was washeart waseart washeart
heart eart rending The mother standing on onthe onthe onthe
the front porch por h saw aW the carriage ap approaching approachIng appreaching ¬
proaching Big tears rolled down her herpale her1a1 herja1e
pale 1a1 cheeks but they were tears of ofjoy orJOY ofjoy
joy The Th vehicle stopped and Billy and andIlls andIlls andhis
Ills father stopped out Mamma Mont Montana 11amln ¬
ana ln 1 am glad to see you cried the thelittle thejlttle thei1tt1
little follow and running as fast as his hislittle his1tltle hisflttle
little legs could carry C81T him he was soon sooncrushed soonrushed soonrushod
crushed against the glad mothers mothersbreast mothersJreast mothersureast
breast while she rained kiss kl s after kiss kisson kisson kiseon
on his upturned lips lipsThere UpsThere lipsThere
There was also an affecUnsr scene be beIween bet beb
b Iween t ween husband and wife and the family familytitertied funllybe111ed familytieerned
titertied in the sunshine of their joy joyXitle JOYLitle joyLitle
Litle Salina Whltla whose young heart heartwas heartas heartvas
was as wrung with grief since her brother brothervvas brotheras
vvas as stolen was perhaps the happiest of ofthe otthe ofthe
the family She hung affectionately on on3ier on1u onher
her 1u r brothers neck and the tears of ofliappiness ot1Lappinesa ofhappiness
happiness mingled mingledAll
All afternoon ternoon streams of friends of the thofamily thefamlly thejamliy
family called ca1J < 1 at the homo and offered offeredtheir otIeredtheir offeredtheir
their congratulations con gratulatl on 3 while Mr and andMrs andIrs and1rz
Mrs Irs WJtitla were wr overwhelmed with withongratulatory withongratuJatory i icongratulatory
congratulatory telegrams telegramsMew telegTamSlie teIegrames
Mew lie es found friends those whom they theyJiad theyad theyliad
Jiad ad never met offered their the felicita felicitations felicitalions ellcltailona ¬
lions People came from far and near nearand n nearsuid ar arund
and Mr Ir Whitla hUla remarked I did not notrealize notieaiIze
realize 1 how sympathetic the people of ofihls or1bis ofihis
ihls country could be I can hardly ex exIeaa ex3rc
3 3rc > res Ieaa my In appreciation of what every everybody everrlJody everybody ¬
body has done for me All I can say sayis saYb sayis
is that we are all supremely happy happyThis happyThhf happyThis
This Is virtually Billy Wiitla VJ1 tla day dayhero dayhre dayhere
hero A half holiday lias boon declared declaredin
in public schools and the town Is 1 In a afuror auror afuror
furor uror of excitement over tho homa homacoming hom homcoming Iom Iomcumin
coming cumin He is a a hero in the eyes of the theJitllo thaittlo thelittle
little sehoo friends and companions companionsFlags oompanIoIWFtagB eompanionF1ag
Flags have been floated from rom build buildings buildlOgS buildings
ings and thousands of people are ar walk walking walkmg walkng ¬
ing ng the streets business being practi practically practlal1r practieally ¬
cally al1r at a standstill In her first t1r t inter interview Interyiew Inter1ew ¬
view since the news was wa V received that thather thather thati2er
her boy had been recovered Mrs MrsI sIrs sIrsWhitla s sWhllla
Whllla tCHlay tO y said saidI
I am In TJJG th6 happiest mother in the theworld thewrld I Iworld
world I cannot express my kindly feel feelings feelings feel1rgs ¬
ings toward the detectives newspapers newspapersand
and SH others who have so kindly kInd as asbody ui a aistod
i istod to us US In the theie e trying days Every EveryoQdy Iveryedy
body has been b n kind to us and we cer certainly certainly certaifli ¬
tainly taifli appreciate all that has ha been done doneIt doneIt doneIt
It to i hard to realize that our Billy Billy1iias
iias l jkf iS been recovered recoveredWEATHER r ucoveredWEATHERREPORT tcoveredWEATHER
WEATHER WEATHERREPORT WEATHERREPORTllr REPORT REPORTFair
Fair and warmer weather is I indicated indicatedlor In Indicatedior lcato
lor th the middle Atlantic AUantioStte States tonight tonightami tonJghtand tonightand
and Wednesday Vedne y
The winds along on the middle Atlantic Atlanticast Atlantic45t
45t < ast will b be moderate northwesterly northwesterlybecoming northwetorJofcomin northwesterlyiicom1ng
becoming ofcomin variable ariabl on the south Atlan Atlantic Atltutfl ¬
tic 11 coast ast nwd mocltrate rate northeasterly north terl shift shiftjug xhfCtJIll shiftitig
jug to easterly a t rty on the east t Gulf coast coastmoderate ootUlO coastiaoderjtte
moderate UlO erJue east to southeast southeastr southetU5tteam southeasttefmers
team tefmers r r8 departing today for Euro European EuroJJan Europan ¬
pan ports Ortaf will have moderate north northvest northester1y northvest
vest ester1y ny winds and fair weather weat er to the theGrand UOGrand theUranI
Grand Banks BanksFORECAST nllnRIORECAST BanksFORECAST
FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT DISTRICTg DISTRiCTFair
l Fair atr to touljht bt aDd Vedne Vedneaday day with ri rilng rs rsIng
lng g temiMKHCirre minimum temperature tempflnlturetontght temperaturettiIbt i itonight
tonight abOKt 14 4 6egr degrees rl8 O8 moderate I1Mduratnort1nvesterJ mdderatenortwesterJy 1 1northwesterly
northwesterly winds becoming variable variableTJBSMPJ yarhtbleI yarhtbleTmIp variableTiftiP2RAfURl
I
TJBSMPJ TiftiP2RAfURl TiftiP2RAfURlOG RATURK RATURKS
S OG < X 30 0 0OO
900 900IuOO OO 30m 30ss m 12lU
lU IuOO IuOO1lO ss 11
1109 1109f 1lO9Noon 38 38TEDK 3SiF
f 9Noon 9Noon1Olp Noon Noonl00p O i
l00p 1 1Olp2OOnl 001 m
200 2OOnl p m 16 16SDNT
sofa SDNT roffiisi roffiisi5un P4Ui P4Uirss tJ1 1t 1tUJ1
5un UJ1 rfae rss 6 ElOO ElOOSun OO OOSun
Sun lets 1J16 1J16TIDX
TEDK T TABLE ABL 4LlltToclayThgh 1 1i 1 1Toda i
Toda ToclayThgh tFlig1ttJ6o tide DI blg Rm m tnd nd a ap 94 94p
p 1ft Low fld tide t 411 n 1 m i and iI1d 30 p ti 1n 1nTomorrwfu niTomorreivFLl
Tomorrwfu TomorreivFLl tide 1001 a In and and10Z
1035 p w u Low tide tl e 4X7 a m and an
440 44 P m mr
r
I
GREAT MANHUNT MANHUNTNOW MANHUNTNOW
NOW STARTS FOR FORBillYS FORBILLYSCAPTORS
BillYS BILLYSCAPTORS BILLYSCAPTORSFather GAPTORS GAPTORSFather
Father Disregards Promises Promisesto
to Kidnapers and Joins Joinsin
in Search SearchPAT SearchPAT SearchPAT
PAT CROWE SAYS SAYSNO SAYSNO SAYSNO
NO HOPE FOR THEM THEMMarked THEMMarked THEMMarked
Marked Ransom Money May Be BeMeans BeMeans BeMeans
Means of Finding the theAbductors theI
I Abductors
= u
r
I i am the happiest mother in the world today I Icannot Icannot r rcannot
cannot express my kindly feelings fe gs toward all who have haveso
so kindly assisted us in inthese these trying days daysMES daysMRS daysIn
In MRS WHITLA W1 ± LTLA
1
CLEVELAND Ohio March 28 2 28BIlly 28BIllyWhitla Billy BillyWhltla BllIyWhitla
Whitla jsfound IS found now find the men who whostole whostote whostole
stole him himA himA himA
A man hunt began today in Ohio and andPennsylvania andPennsylvania andPennsylvania
Pennsylvania that has had no parallel parallelsince paranelsince parallelsince
since the time when Pat Crowe kid kidnaped kidnaped kidnaped ¬
naped Eddie Cudahy CudahyTVIth CudahWith CudahyWith
With the departure this morning of ofJames atJames of3ames
James P Whltla taking his son Billy Billyto
to the mother that awaited the little littlefellow littlefellow littlefellow
fellow in Sharon Pa Pathe the second chap chapter chapter chapter ¬
ter of the now famous case closed and andthe andthe andthe
the third and last began beganPolice beganPolice beganPolice
Police of the two wo States will unite In Inthe inthe Inthe
the hunt For although the he crime was wascommitted wascommitted WasQomn
committed Qomn tted in Pennsylvania the ransom ransomwas ransomwas ransomwas
was paid in Ohio OhioThere OhioThere OhioThere
There are two means by which the thekidnapers tIleIddnapers thekidnapers
kidnapers may ma be traced The first and andmost andmost andmost
most promising Is by the personal de descriptions descrJptions tiescrlptlons ¬
scriptions of the men given by the boy boyand bo boand boyand
and by the few with whom they xm xmavoidably unavoidably n
avoidably 80Idabl came into contact whilenegotiating whilenegotiating while whilenegotiating
negotiating for t1 > r the money The sec second second seeond ¬
ond is through the currency they re received received recelved ¬
ceived from Mr WWtlai Whltl When the thefather thefather thefather
father saw Ills boy last night 1 ght he de declared declared dodared ¬
clared he did not care to run down the thecaptors thecaptors thecaptors
captors
Ready for Hunt HuntBut HuntBut HuntBut
But today toda with Billy safe beside him hima
a resentment that was wa but natural and andhuman andhuman andhuman
human arose against the men who have havecaused havecaused havecaused
caused his wife the greatest suffering sufferingthat Butteringthat sufferingthat
that can wring a mothers heart It Is Issaid Issaid issaid
said he will disregard all promises to tothe tothe tothe
the men While as yet et taking no active activepart 3cUvepart activepart
part In the hunt be gave the police all allthe allthe allthe
the information at his disposal dfspos 1 This Thiswas Thiswas Thiswas
was but little 11 ttI e The bills that made madeup madeup madeup
up the 10000 ransom were In donom denominations donomInations donomInatlons ¬
inations of oi 5 10 and UO M It is said that thatevery thatevery thatevery
every one of them has been marked markedThat markedThat markedThat
That amount of currency in small bills billshowever billshoweoer billshowever
however would make its possessors con conspicuous conspIcuous conspicuous ¬
spicuous unless they scattered it among amonga
a number num er of confederates confederatesBilly conf confederatesBilly derate derateBIJJy
Billy and his J18 father left on the Erie Erietrain Erietrain Erietrain
train at 8 a m A big cheering eheerin crowd crowdgathered 4rowdgathered crowdgathered
gathered about them at the Hollenden HollendenHotel HolJendcnHotel HoilondenHotel
Hotel and gave thorn a noisy farewell farewellMeanwhile ftLrcwel1lIeanwhlJe farewellMeanwhile
Meanwhile the th scene cene of police ac activity aCf activity
tivity shifted to Youngstown Detect Detecttives Detectt1el Detectt1vei
tives Perkins and Ward say that several severalarrests severalarrests eeralarresta
arrests may be made today todayJoseph toda todaJOlieph todayJoseph
Joseph W V Wees Ve s was detained by b the theYoungstown theYoungstown theYoungstown
Youngstown police for a time last night nightHe nightHe nightlie
He was in Sharon Wednesday Vledne80 ay night nightand nightand nightand
and left his hotel there early Thursday Thursdaythe Tbuntda Tbuntdathe
the morning of the kidnaping the po police IXlice police > ¬
lice say He was released when no evi evidence evIdonoe cvidunce ¬
dunce could be found that warranted warrantedhis
his hJ detention
Description Sent SentEarly SentEarly SentEarly
Early today the Cleveland police sent sentout Mntout sentout
out descriptions d cripUons of two men believed to tobe tobe tobe
be the leaders In the affair One of ofthese orthese ofthese
these hired the livery rig In which Billy Billywas BIUywas Billywas
was driven from Sharon The other is isthe J6the hsthe
the man who drove and whom the boy boyContinued boyContinued boyContinued
Continued on Third Page
blown completely out of their course by y
a terifle blizzard b1Jz and suffered many
hardships Winter VInt quarters wero 1 aer ero nal nalErebus
ly established at 1t C8 Copc RoJd near 1iIL
Erebus where tho th Nimrod left the
party partyIf
If Lieutenant Slmckleton Sb ck1eton has h ha tfnally nal1
located the pole he has ha M Succeoo succeeded where
many have failed al1e for It was within the
last two year chut a party on the Ar Argentine ArgenthlC Argent1ie ¬
gentine research ship Uruguay suffered sulIeredlard5hlps
hardships equal to the moot mo t perilousvoyages perilousvoyages perilous perilousvoyages
voyages that have been > een attempted to the theother theother theother
other end of the globe flobeThe globeThe Iobe IobeThe
The party did considerable co conIderab1ematecro3ogj conIderab1ematecro3ogjcal meteorologi meteorological met orolo orolocal ¬
cal work taking up u the task wharo t twas twas twas
was left off by the Scottish Anarctic ex explorers explorers cxphorers ¬
plorers in IDOL 1801The 1001The IDOLThe
The Argentine Republic maintains a ametM nmet ametologioal
metM met metologioal > logical service of the th higtoeat hl oot ef e officlency ¬
ficiency but It is believed that Lieuten Lieutenant Lleutoo3nt Lisutenant ¬
ant Shackleton had made many interest interesting IntertIng interestIng ¬
ing scientific discoveries dl8O ies that will com completely compl cornpletely ¬
pletely pl tely upset some of the old theories theoriesthat theoriesthat theoriesthat
that have h8 ve been accepted In r regard gard to toconditions tocondltJolUI toconditions
conditions at the South Pole PoleWellman PoleW PoleWeilman
Wellman W eUman Not Surprised SurprisedWalter SurpriaodVaJter SurprisedWalter
Walter Wellman the wellknown ex explorer explorer x xplorer ¬
plorer and newspaper man who w o Inlands Inlandsto ntendto
to make another attempt to reaeh the theNorth theNorth theNorth
North Pole by balloon when advised of ofthe orthe ofthe
the report r port that the South Pole had hadbeen badbeen hadbeen
been found said today tOOa tOOa6Jt
6Jt Jt would not surprise me to learn learnauthoritatively Jeamuthol1laUvely learnauthoritatively
authoritatively that the teat had been beenaccomplished beenaceomplisbed beenaccomplished
accomplished I learned this tbl morning
that a report had reached London L d9n ofj or orth ofthe
the th success of the Shackleton expedi expedition expedltJon expediUon ¬
tion tJonuAJthough
tionAlthough Although it hiJ h J been expected expectedtbat expectedtbattho that thattho thatthe
tho North Pole would ould be reached first firstthe ftr firstthe t tthe
the South Pole Is admittedly the easier easierof eaaierot easierof
of access It Is situated on a continent continentof
of ice the North Pol Pole te S in inthe midsea midseatha mid ea eatIIo
the overshifting Ice re making It practi practically practlcaU practieaiky ¬
cally caU impossible of access by boat boatLieutenant boatLleuteRt boatLieutenant
Lieutenant Sharkeiton probably has hasroached hR hRrOAched hasreaehed
roached the South Polo by means m of his hisContinued hisCOnUnuec1 hisContinued
Continued on n ICleventk Pxge
ESPINOSA PREPARED PREPAREDFOR PREPAREDFOR
FOR A HURRIED EXIT EXITNicaraguas EXITNicaraguas EXITNicaraguas
Nicaraguas Representative Delivers President Zelayas ZelayasReply ZelayasReply ZelayasReply
Reply to Secretary Knoxs Emphatic Note NoteRumor NoteRumored Rumor Rumored ¬
ed That Answer Is Far From F r m Satisfactory SatisfactoryBy
By JAMES HAY Jr
Sad as it may ID seem m all II signs Indi Indiotd IndiOfte mdioats
oats that th t in tho near future Senor Dr DrDon DrDon DrDon
Don Rodolfo I EaplnOtIIt spino0 R E E and andM andI andM
M I P will take his leave of these parts partsDr partDr partsDr
Dr Don Rodolfo i is now awaiting aW1LtUn the theaction theaction theAction
action of the State Department on onHveY a avery a1Ve3
HveY very polite letter which he trans transferred transrerred transfurred ¬
furred from his diplomatic parson to tothe totho tothe
the Secretary of State yesterday YC8t rday after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon setting forth the wishes ambi ambitions umbltlOM ambitioas ¬
tions rvl t l Ideas of President Pre ldent Zelaya of ofNicaraeia ofNIcMl ofNicarnCa
Nicaraeia NIcMl IA who has h been for some someweeks JIOmoweeks someweeks
weeks engaged In the vindictive art of ofplacing ofplacing I Iplacing
placing banana bn lUUL peels on the th streets of ofothor ofother j jothor
othor Contral American republics and andwishing andwishing Jtd Jtdwlsltblg
wishing that the presidents pre identJI In the th re respective repecUve respective ¬
spective capitals cal > ltalc would slip Up on them themam1 themand
and break their necks necksFrom necksFrom necksFrom
From a l high source come the infor information JnformaUn Informatien ¬
mation that several days d ago JO Secretary SecretaryKnox SecretarylnG Secretarylno
Knox sent ent to President Zoluya a anoto anotomoro note notomore notemore
more emphatic than polite in which It Itwa ItWft8 Itwas
wa was set forth that this lhf country c untry wanted wantedroal wantedroal wantedreal
roal dimages arising from the Emory Emoryclaim lmoryclaim
claim and also a cessation cos atlon of the grape grapefruit grapotrolt grapefruit ¬
fruit hostilities in Central America Am lirl ca re reports 10portH roports ¬
ports of which have horrified horrlfiedtho the clvl clvlHzed 011ltzcd civhized
Hzed world and failed to disturb tha thaoven thaOven theeven
oven tenor tanoroc ok tho stock market
SOUTH POLE FOUND FOUNDAFTER FOUNDAFTER
AFTER lONG HUNT HUNTBY HUNTBY
BY BRITISH SHIP SHIPThe
The Nimrod Under Lieuten Lieutenant ¬
ant Schackieton Brings BringsNews BringsNews BringsNews
News to New Zealand ZealandFARTHEST ZealandFARTHEST ZealandFARTHEST
FARTHEST POINT POINTREACHED POINTREACHED POINTREACHED
REACHED BY MAN MANLondon MANLond9n MANLondon
London Paper Prints Cable Which WhichIs
Is Lacking in De Details Details Details ¬
tails tailsLONDON tailsLO tailsLONDON
LONDON LO DON Marrh 23 The Pall Mall MallGazette MaliGazette 1aiI 1aiIGazotte
Gazette today z d < vysi vysiWe vysWe > s sWe
We learn from information received receivedin rec lvcd lvcdin lvcdin
in London that tho British Antarctic ex expedition QXpedltlon cxpeditlon ¬
pedition on the ship Nimrod succeeded succeededin
in reaching the South Polo PoloThe PoloThe PoleThe
The expedition wat W8 n charge of Lieut Lieutenant Lieutenant Licutonant ¬
enant Shaokleton The news ne was re received reQeled received ¬
ceived via cable cablfSfrom from New Zealand this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning morningThe morningTho morningThu
The Nimrod reached New Zealand Ze land to today todl todoy ¬
day dl
News Heard With Glee GleeGeat GleeG GleeGeat
Geat G eat interest was manifested h hro hrothis hOrothis ra rathi
thi this morning when the news reacted reactedWashington retut ad adashlngton edWashington
Washington that an expedition hud hudplanted budplanted hdplanted
planted the British flag on the worlds worldssouthern worldssouthern Worldssouthern
southern extremity extreml
Although not notint inclined Uned to discredit the thereport thereport thereport
report nothing definite In regard to this thisparticular thisparticular thisparticular
particular expedition was obtainable at ateither ateither ateither
either the National Museum or the
Smithsonian Institution it being cx cxpreaentatives txplained x xpiained
piained that neither of tbese these in lmtitutjons tltut1ons
had preaentatives rP on the trip > that is isreported J8r isropoted
reported r to have culminated by y reach
iny one of the two eotls for which whichman whIchman whichman
man has zas been searchIpg for centuries
While there Is considerably more In ¬
terest in the search for tho North Pole
than In the travels through the Antarctic Antarcticregions AntarcUregions Antarcticregions
regions discovery of the South Pole Polemon
would be almost invaluable to sdentltlc sdentltlcmen scientlftcmen
men in settling disputes in regard to tocurrents tocurrents tocurrents
currents conditions ondIUon that exist here i
soundings and many other mooted uues1 uues1tions ques
lions tionsLieutenant lionsLieutenant ons onsLfeutenhnt
Lieutenant Shacklctons party part experi experienced exporienced ¬
enced grave difficulties from the very
outset When the expedition started
the plan was to go as far south as pos ¬
sible and after establishing headquar
tors make the dash for the polo pol with a
party of three explorers explor rs headed by the
lieutenant with six ix Siberian lb r1an ponies and
a motor car carSuffer cdrSuffer cftrSuffer
Suffer Many Hardships HardshipsShortly HardshipsSbortly HardshipsShortly
Shortly after heading headln their shiu the I
Nimrod southward the j party uty was
The polito note delivered < by Dr Ro Rodolfo Hodoifo I
dolfo Espinosa yesterday y terday wan t Zelayas ZeIayasanswer f fanswer I Ianwtr i
answer to ir Mr Kncx In < s ultimatum It la f8reported Isreported f freported
reported that this thl answer An wer wa far from fromtl i isatisfactory I Isatisfactory
satisfactory tl tactory aJ Zelay objected to the theplaits j 1 1planK
plans made by the TInted State for ar arbltrating arbltNttlng arbltrstlng I
bltrating the matters mattersln sin dispute If this thisIt thisIs thisis
Is true tho doctor will i it s few days daysreceive dAYSrOOehe daysrOeelve
receive his handsomely engraved p JHIM JHIMportJI pessports uw uwport
port with the request that he leave leavethis leavethin j
this country and not take the trouble to tobuy tobuy tobuy
buy a round trip trl > ticket although round
trip fares are cheaper than transporta
lion bought hou ht only for on one way
After Art r that formality the whole matter matterwill matterwill matterwith
will be referred r ferred to Congress Cong The Sen Senat SenAt Senate
at ate and the House Hou e of Representatives Representativeswill
will also I I < < IM > given to understand undr td that thatthere thatthore thatthere
there an armored crutaera and gun
boat already In Central American Americanwaters AmericanwateN Americanwaters
waters and that these the e craft are officer officered <
ed > f and manned maun d by American anxious to toprove toprove toprove
prove that their gunnery has improved I
3000 per pr cent since 1 1In 1808 1808In 118In
In the meantime Dr Rodolfo who whoIIke wholikes
liken the climate here and enjoys him himself htmel himself ¬
self el In the brilliant society of tho Na National NatlonAI Natitmal ¬
tional Capital is I looking over his histrunks 111 111trunks histrunks
trunks to see It all of them will stand a ahurried ahurried ahurried
hurried trip back to Nicaragua NicaraguaAltogether NiearagullAltog NicaraguaAltogether
Altogether Altog Uor It is I a sail u1 case OI O Nicaragua Nicaraguamust NicaraglAmust Nicaraguamust
must bo at peace and if it isnt the thedoctor thodoctor thedoctor
doctor must mu t go home
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FIRE OF QUERIESINTERRUPTS QUERIES ijUERIESINTERRUPTS
INTERRUPTS PAYNE PAYNEIN
IN TARIFF SPEECH SPEEGHI SPEEGHquestioners SPEECHQuestioners I
I
Questioners questioners Throng Around AroundChairman AroundChairman i
Chairman hairman When He Re Resumes Resumes Resumes
sumes His Discussion DiscussionDOSES DiscussionI DiscussionDOSES DiscussionIJOSESHISTEMPER
I
DOSES IJOSESHISTEMPER IJOSESHISTEMPERAT HIS TEMPER TEMPERAT I IT
AT T POINTED THRUSTS THRUSTSIndignantly THRUSTSIndignantly I
I IIJdignantly
Indignantly IJdignantly Denies That Trend of ofRevision ofI ofRevision
I
1 Revision Is Upward In Instead Int
t stead of f Downward DownwardChairman DownwardI Downwardharroan
I
Chairman Chf harroan rman Serono E Payne began cg3P his hissecond hiss hissdcofid
second s sdcofid oOIid days speech in exposition of the thetariff thetarIff J Jtariff
tariff bill when the House convened at I
11 oclock today todayhere j jyhere
I
yhere here was a crowd of questioners questionersclustered questionersclustord
I
clustered clustCl d around the New Yorker and andbefore andb andbforo
before b fOro he h could resume his discussion he hewas hewas hewas
was was forced to reply to a dozen doz n or more morequickflre moreq moreqickflre
quickflre q ickftre queries queriesIn Queries1n
In 1n n answer to a question by Norris NorrisRep Norrisep Norrisflop
< Rep ep Nob Payne said that about a abillion abllion abijllon
billion pounds of coffee were consumed consumedin
in the United States each year but he hewas hewfls I
was w unable to state te what portion of ofthat ofthat
that came from Brazil BrazilHe Braziltie I
I
He once more evaded adroitly on atf atftempt a at attempt
I
tempt by Moore Rep Pa to pin h5n h5ndown htndciwn hndown
down dciwn to an admission as to whether op oppdrtunity oppqrtunity
pdrtunity pqnunlty would bo given for amend amendment amendment ¬
ment m nt to tht th bill Garrett Dem Tenn Tennarjoused Tennazoused
arjoused a azoused ou5ed p Paynes nos ire by suggesting1 that thattalcing thttnking thattnking
tnking the bill as a whole it was a arevision ar1610n arision
revision r1610n upward upwardI J
I Payne Angry AngryPayne AngryPa AngryPayne
Payne Pa ne waxed angry angl immediately immediatelyThe
The gentleman n is not fair to the com committee committee cornmittec ¬ 1
mittee mittee or to me he shouted Any In Inte Int4iigent
te t t4iigent ligent man if he read the bill care careilly carefully i ifu11y j
fully illy would Wouldsee see that it is a revision revisiondownward j
downward He however stated that thatas thatas thatas
as far as revenue was conouxit ooncFa1li he bill billhad b1l1bad billhad
had an upward trend bu deiud em emphatically emplrntioaliy ¬
phatically that had any tendency other otherwise otherW otherWise
wise wiseL6ftGffro W WiseLIOtt
i
L6ftGffro L LIOtt oi if Rep Ohie soggasted soggastedthat S sinestcdthat b sted
that of one hundred and thirt thirty para paragraphs pamgi ¬ I
graphs gi nphs In the Dlngley bill the the tariff In I
the Payne bill was lower on th the same samecommodities sameoommodiUes samecommodities
commodities and that it wv W8 J only a raise raiseon raiseon raiseon
on commodities in thirty paragraphs paragraphsGarner paragraphsGarner paragraphsGarner
Garner Dem Tex also got a rise rl3 rl3Out rIseout
out of Payne by insisting that he eluci elucidate eluddate elu eludate ¬
date the intention of the committee in inregard InrQgard inregard
regard to hides hldesthe the Texan demanding demandinga
a high protective duty dutyIn dutyIn dutyIn
In answor to another question Payne Paynedeclared Panedcclored Paynedeclared
declared that a statemeit would soon be beIssued bela6ued beiued
Issued by the committee e containing containingcomparison 8 8oompllrf80 a acomparison
comparison of the ad valorem in the thepresent thepresent j jpresent
present law and the proposed bill billTinplate billTinplate billTinpiate
Tinplate Industry IndustryHe
He then began an exposition of further furtheritems furtherftems furtheritems
items in the metal schedules beginning bgJnnlnzwIth bcglnnlngwith i iwith
with tinplate declaring that a MUfficient MUfficientprotection tlufficfentprotection uil1c1entprotection
protection was contemplated to tho tin tinplate tinplate tinplate
plate industry U If we had followed the Utear theargument i iargument
argument ar ment of the tbe minority and fixed fixedfiuty xed 3 aduty I
duty which would ouk1 hav havc i afforded no pro protection protection protoction ¬
tection to this Utl industry indui > tTJ poeelbly i > Oelbl we wemight wemight wemight
might have secured additional l itJ n1 revenue revenuebut revenuebut revenuebut
but thl this was wa not desirable wheretlnction where ex extinction extinction ¬
tinction of the Industry would have hav re resulted I Isuited rasul ¬
suited sultedChairman suitedCha1rman sul ted tedChairman
Chairman Payne discussed an angation Invest investigation Investbtlon ¬
gation of tho file ftl industry which hloh die disclosed dl dlclosecl dieclosed ¬
closed that the manufacture was as mainly mainlya m ln17 ln17ft
a matter of machinery and that Amer American AmerIcan Amorcan ¬
ican can manufacturer rs met competition in inall inaU Inall
all parts rts of the world For that reason reasonthe reasonthe
the committee had reduced the tariff to toiO toO
iO O p pelt pe coent < ent ad valorem which is about abouthalf abouthalf abouthalf
half the Dingley rate rateCapron rateCapron rateCapron
Capron Rep R I wiich is the theseat theseat theseat
seat of the industry industl complained that thatPayne thatPxno thatPayne
Payne ivas as not fairly statins statIn the case caseHe casoHe caseHe
He should not state It mid Cap Capron Capron Capron ¬
ron a as attorney for the importers importersj ImportersContlnued importersContinued
j Continued on Fiftr Page PageGAS PageGAS PageGAS
GAS PLANT DEATH DEATHHELD DEATHHELD DEATHHELD
HELD UNAVOIDABLE UNAVOIDABLECoroners UNAVOIDABLECoroners
Coroners Jury Frees Washing Washingi
i ton Company From FromBlame FromBlame FfomBlame
Blame BlameAn
An Lfl n unavoidable accident was tho ver varthte verttibt
of tho th coroners jury at the inquest
this tHI morning mOflIn over John Vonable cot 001Gllod
Gllod oQ < l who died dle In the Emergency Koe 13oeal Eoaltal
p ltal tal al from burns received through throu h an tLJ1plJIlon aneplouIon
explosion plJIlon of illuminating l1lumln tlng gas as In th thplkntof thplant thte thteplkntof
plkntof plant of the Washington hlngton Gaslight Com Company Cornpuny
pany on March 16 1 Witnesses Vltne e testified testifiedtl t testtfldtllt tltted tlttedU1A
tl U1A at t the explosion expl kJn was caused dU ed by a Ilbri abrick
brick bri ck falling fallln from a scaffold > > and break broakinje brO breaklug k kIne
lug a steel Jlt 1 pin which held tue cover of ofa o oIt offt
a teninrh gas pipe
ROYAL PHYSICIAN PHYSICIANDIES PHYSICIANDIES PHYSICIANDIES
DIES IN GERMANY GERMANYBERLIN
BERLIN March 23 23Rudolf Rudolf von Ron Ronvra Ronfrll RonvCr
vCr frll one of tho most eminent physi physicians physicians physician ¬
cians of Germany GQrman is dead here tu wrqHult > a aresult ar4sult
result of an operation op < raUon for gall stoaes stoaeslife stOlole stotosHe <
life He le was w physician ph slclnn to the late Empress EmpressFrederick Empr EmpressFrederIck ls lsllredorkk
Frederick and to Chancellor von Bue Buelow Buelow Bizelow
low He often accompanied Emperor EmperorVTlllIam EmperorJIIlam EmperorWilliam
VTlllIam JIIlam or his travels and four years yearsago yearsngo yearsao
ago ao his majesty conferred ntI1 d upon him a ahereditary nhtreditary altreditary
hereditary tills UtI of nobility nobilityPIONEER nobilityPIONEER nobilityPIONEER
PIONEER MERCHANT DIES DIESYORK DIESYORK DIESYORIC
YORK Pa March 23 23oUon Leon Herz Herzone Herzone Herzone
one of the pioneer merchants of York
died last night of uremlc poisoning1 poisoning1Ho
Ho was sixtyseven years old and was wasconsldored wasonsldored wastonsldored
consldored wealthy wealth He came to tlila tlilacountry UlIsountry tijIscountry
country from mm Germany nnny and for many mahyyears manyyears ninny ninnyyears
years conducted a large clothing house
ROOSEVELT SAILS FOR AFRICA AFRICAAMID AFRICAAMID AFRICAAMID
AMID CHEERS OF THOUSANDS
L q
FORMER PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELTFrom ROOSEVELTFrom ROOSEVELTFrom
From Recent Painting
V
NATIONAL CIVIC GIVIGCONGRESS CIVICCONGRESS
nniiinoroQ CONGRESS in T I If lurci IIItt MEETDistrict MEET MEETDistrict I II
I District Officials Offi ials andTrade andTradeBodies and Trade TradeBodies TradeBodies
Bodies Plan for Con Conference Conference Conference ¬
ference in May MayArranger Mayrrua MayArrasgeenta
Arranger Arrasgeenta rrua eA16 i nts to hold in Washing Washinga Waidngten Waidngtena tIU tIUa
a national conference for the consid consideration ooaskieration coasideration ¬
eration of o questions relating to the theplanning theplanDI theplanning
planning planDI and building of O cities cltJ with withreference withreference ith ithreference
reference especially e to the problem of ofcongested ofconested ofcongested
congested population were made to today teday today
day at a meeting between b t1loeel1 Commissioner CommiasionarMacfarland CommiMionerlIaefarland CommissionerMacfarland
Macfarland and JM1 Henry Mergenthau and andG andG
G P Marsh representing the New York Yorkcommittee Yorkcommittee Yorkooinmlttee
committee on the municipal exhibition exhibitionJ
J H Small jr president of the board boardof b ro roor
of tide and an D W F Gude president presWontof
of th the Chamber of Commerce CommerceIt
It is proposed to hold the conference conferenceIn
In connection with th tbt municipal l exhi exhibition e exhibitlon hl hlbitton ¬
bition to b be given veR in this city under underthe soderthe YDd6rt
the t auspices ausJ ices of the Chamber of Com Commerce Commoree Cornmores ¬
mores during durin = the l last st week in May MayPlans MayPians MayPlnns
Plans will be loft In the hands h s of a acommittee Bcommitto atiommittee
committee composed c of representative representativemen reprOf entt1e entt1emtm
men of New York Boston PhiJ PbllW1el PbllW1elphla Phihdlphis del delphia
phia Chicago Chlca o Cleveland and Cincla Cinclanati CteDnati Chdanati
nati aid other large l r e cities citiesTaft citlMTaft citiesTaft
Taft Will Help HelpPresident HelpPresident I IProeldent
President Taft has liven 1VeD asmirawcps asmirawcpsthat aa aserencsthat uruCf uruCftbflt
that IK will attend tt d the opening Idn nlng meet meetTbe meet meetInJ meetlug I
lug InJTb The Tb municipal exhibit will be on view viewIn vJewIn viewIn
In Now York from May 3 to May ly 16 16and Iind 1 1and
and nd will then be to o removed to Washing Washington ¬
ton Its purpose Hs s to show s OV what has hasContinued basContinued hasContinued
Continued on Page Twelve
TAFT GIVES CAPERS CAPERSSOLAR GAPERSSOLAR CAPERSSOLAR
SOLAR PLEXUS BLOW BLOWTurns
Turns to Democratic Senator Senatorfor Senatorfor SenatorforAdvice
for forAdvice Advice on South Southi SouthCarolina SouthCarolina
i Carolina Jobs JobsByJAMES JobsBy JobsB7JAMES
ByJAMES By JAMES HAY Jr JrTiie JrThe
The President today turned to Senate Senatey surD SesaterBdle3 i
Bdle3 y D Smith of South Camrflna C a aDemocrat aDemocrat
Democrat for advice regarding Federal Federalappointments edecaIappotntnntg i
appointments in the Palmetto State StateNot StateN StateNet I
Not N only is th this tht the moat positive positiveproof peeltt positIveproof e eprooC
proof yet given tvea eR by Mr Taft of his la lateatioa intOfttlon
teatioa to award a Federal positions in inthe isthe I
the South according accordlJ1 to the wishes wtJJb of ofthe ofthe I
the best elements el meD of that sections pop population popultioo populatlon I
ulation but ut the political OOIIti deal 1 wiseacres pro profs proless
fs r less to see in I it a practical praetlealtion declara declaration eetaiv eetaivtion ¬
tion of the downfall of John G Capers Capersas Cersas
as a the political arbiter of tH tIM Kepubti Kepubtioan
oaR party rtT in South S 1a Carolina CarolinaIn r rIn
In support of this view is toe fact factthat factthat i I
that Capers Ca present JKe ent > position > OSition in the theGovernment theGovctrDment theGovernment
Government service that of eblef of the thenureau theureau j
Bureau ureau of f Internal Reft Revenue ue has Mw at alOa4y 1 1JfoaAly j
soady been offered to two t tw men Arthur ArthttrI
I Verys of Ohio OhiCL and James K Wat J Jand I
son n Of Indians ou oth retueecl tt place DIaceand place3KI
and 3KI the understanding UDde is 1 that the Presi ¬
dent Is now looking 1ook for somebody else elseto elseto
to take takeit it
Returns by Request RequestXThis RequestThIs
XThis This was Senator nator Smiths second talk talkwith talktit taikwith
with tit the President PreIIIidet He H was at the theWhite t tWhite j i
White hUe House last week Mk and Del at that thattime thattIme
time the President pr klent told him to return returnfor returnfor returnfor I
for on extended interview This morn mornIng mornIng nnIng
Ing before the meeting meetl of the th Cabinet CabinetContinued CablnetContinued CabinotContinued
Continued on Sixth Page P e
CURB WILD AUTOISTS AUTOISTSIS AUTOISTSISTRE
IS ISTRE THE PLEA OF WEST WESTCommissioner WESTCommissioner WESTCommissioner
Commissioner Proposes Plan to Stop Reckless Recld ss Driving Drivingof
of Motor Cars Another to Facilitate Identi Identification Identit Identification Identihcation ¬
t
fication of Numbers
To deprive r reckless ckles drivers of auto automobiles automo automobiles ¬
mobiles mo 11etI of their permits operate oper te motor motorvehicles nwtoryohlc motorvehicles
vehicles vehiclesTo yohlc yohlcTo
To require antomoWltets in Washing Washington ing ington ¬
ton to remove all outoftown numbers numbersfrom numbersfrom numbersfront
from their machine whan within the theDistrict theI theDistrict
District of Columbia ColumbiaThe Colum ColumbiaThe ia iaThe
I The above regulations regul Uons governing ernlnt the theoperation theI theoperation
operation of automobIe UltoIDO Ie6i in the District Districtj Districtwere
j wore tore suggested I e ted to the Commissioners CoTiualswionerstoday CO Commissionerstoday UDINione UDINionei
i today by Commissioner Wftt The nec necessity necI fleeesatty ¬
I essity es lty for the first regulation r latloft was wasbrought WIU5I wasbrought
I brought brou ht to his < < attention by a member memberof
I of Con Conogre r as whose wh experience with a areckless ar areckless
reckless r ckleiJS chauffeur chauffeurbn bn n Connecticut ave avenue aeI avenile ¬
nile led him to make a complaint In irivtstlgation Investiallon invstigaUon
I vtstlgation it is said showed that the themachine them themachine
machine m was owned and operated by bythe bythe
the son of ono of the foreign foroi n ambas ambassadors tl ambasois lbaa lbaaors ¬
sadors ors and nd the case was s brought to totha toWEt tothe
WEt attention of the State Department DepartmentThere DepartmentThflre DepartmentThere
There Is Ii a police regulation against againstthe asainstth againstthe
the th reckless nckk s operation of ciutoiuobileb tutomobilesI
I
t said Commisal CommIssor n r West tediiy te tiy bat
it is doubtful whtber wh A her th the aMoged of ¬
fender r nder ca CR b be pros JJt jroeect MCtted ct t d imd 1IDder mde r this thisregulation thIafr thisiegutioe
regulation regulationJjThe r iegutioeThe U Uoo UooTho
JjThe The Corporation Goun COUlMtel t UJHeiJ xpresees e
the opinion Opi lOR that the CommtesioMrs CommlssI IMq have
the right Jtt to t present In n a II p permit rmJt the
length of time for which it is given P II
and the oawe which will operate to
revoke it provided prov thee tb catsaK cat eats se5 have
reference to the th protection of f Jives and
limbs of the public publicIn
In reference to the proponed regula r la ¬
I lion requiring r UJring the removal ahile bile in the
District of ail U outoftown number
Commissioner Wet said that similar similarsws
laws sws are In force in Petii pet Pedtto4vsnIa yiranla Yanla N New NC1and NewJ5raey w wJersey
Jersey and other States and the obange IIp
is advocated a oekted with practical tuMutlratty
by b th the police captains of the District Districtataior DWtrietMajor DiatrictMajor
Major Sylvester says that the pollee poifeehave polleehare
have ha e experienced considerable difficulty dt diffi l ulty
in making nkla prompt ana peeper MO r tteUe0 tteUe0tton tI1e ideetZhIcethin
thin of motor vehicles by b rea reason > > oa of the theconfusion
I confusion of o numbers
PIERS ARE PACKED PACKEDWITH PACKEDWITH PACKEDWITH
WITH ENTHUSIASTS ENTHUSIASTSSteamer ENTHUSIASTSWISHINGGOOSPEED
WISHING WISHINGGOOSPEED WISHINGGOOSPEEDSteamer GODSPEED GODSPEEDSteamer
I
Steamer Hamburg Escorted Escortedby Escortedby Escortedby
by Revenue Cutters and andTugs andTugs andTugs
Tugs Starts StartsTrip StartsTripROYAL Trip TripROYAL TripIROYAL
IROYAL ROYAL FAREWELL FAREWELLGIVEN FAREWELLGIVEN FAREWELLI
GIVEN HUNTSMAN HUNTSMANOfficial
I
Official Washington Vash ngton Represented RepresentedIn
In Distinguished Throng That ThatGathers ThatGathers ThatGathers
Gathers About exPresident exPresidentI
I NEW NEWYORKa YORI M r ± JSan atirJ =
I ing on the bridge of the big liner linerHamburg linerHamburg linerHamburg
Hamburg his stocky form wrapped wrappedin vlra ped pedin
in an army overcoat and waving wavinghis
his black slouch hat hatto to the thousands thousandswho thousandsvho thousandswho
who cheered him from the pier pierTheodore pierTheodore pierTheodore
Theodore Roosevelt former Presi President President President ¬
dent of the United States sailed at atl
1106 l 1 06 oclock o dock this morning for forNaples forNaples forNaples
Naples en route to British B tish East EastAfrica EastAfrica EastAfrici
Africa where apprehensive hordes or orwild otvild orwild
wild beasts await his coming comingThe comingThe comingThe
The former President shouted his hiswellknown hiswellknown hiswellknown
wellknown Goodby and good goodluck goodluckl1 goodluck
luck scores of times as the Ham Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg ¬
burg slowly cleared but his voice voicewas voicvas voicewas
was lost in the pandemonium below belowThe bclovThe belowThe
The crowd could see his white whiteteeth whiteteeth vhit vhitteeth
teeth snapping in a characteristic characteristicmanner ch characteristicmanner cte stk stkmanner
manner mannerKermit mannerKermit mannerKermit
Kermit stood st od at his fathers side sidehis sidehis sideI
I his head bare batetl11 bave1ss f le SScltnOns s detnonstrative 4til
than his sire sir but apparently as asnchinterested SmbCh SmbChinterested much muchinterested
interested interested by the wonderful demon demonstration demonstration denionstration ¬
stration strationRoosevelt strationRoosevelt strationRoosevelt
Roosevelt stood on the bridge for forfive forfive forfive
five minutes and as he withdrew withdrewgo vithdrewgo to togo
go to his suite a final shout of fare farevell
vell volumed after the ship and andprobably andprobably andprobably
probably the greatest sendoff ever evergiven eV eVgiven evergiven
given an American citizen drew to toits toits toits
its unique close closeAll c1oseAll closeAll
All the way down the river r1 er the thewhistles thewhistles thewhistles
whistles on shore and on rlvor craft craftwere QrtOtwere craftwere
were kept going while every + pas3k p peraft pasisgcraft s sraft
raft dipped its colors in honor o oref of t tdeparttng th thdeparting t tdeparting
departing guest guestReceives
Receives Gift GiftShortly Giftb GiftSkortl
Shortly Skortl before b fore the steamer steamersdI seJfed seJfedBoosevett selRoosevelt 1 1RMseYet
Roosevelt escorted by Y six stalwart p ptteeinen In Inn s sIleemen >
tteeinen n left hie h stateroom and went weston wentOB
OB deck to receive formally the bror brorgift brQngift broiw broiwgift
gift of Italian friends from Little Hun Hungary H Hpry Hwiga17 ¬
gary garyThan pryTtlen ga17Then
Than the crow crowd broke loose and tfei tfeihalf t tlsahalf a ahalf
half a hundred persons were not lc kJthti kJthtiwas irt4siwas iht ihtwas
was due entirely entIr Jy to good luck and no noto 110to noto
to good management As the th for fore or or ortfce ortIte ofthe
the colonel was sighted at the tb8tQ to 4f 4fthe if ifthe r rtbe
the gangway y an indescribable rtsii rbF or orhumanity orhumtmlty orhumanity
humanity set in toward that t p ptlipt ptliptWomen poinWomen m mWomen
Women and small men were g7 er krocke JtOckMQvn ktcke4dawn < l
down Qvn and ad trampled under foot ann a for Tora fora or ortime
a time it looked as though a most m mcs St seri serious teriens eri erious ¬
ous Interruption to the trip must come comeFinally C comeFinally RM RMFlnal1
Finally Flnal1 the cooler heads managed mana a to torestore torestore torestore
restore some semblance sem la e of order ordarDr orderDr orderthr
Dr A R Ban Batch started to f make makeformal ke a aforml aformal
formal speech on behalf of the Italian Italiansocieties Itakft8OCietlea Italiannocietles
societies but was quickly checked by byMr b byMr o or
Mr r Roosevelt R 4 6evelt before h be bad 1I uttered ottereddozen a adozGR adoz
dozen doz sentences I have no time for forformal forformal forformal
formal speechmaking sp ctt1da Roosevelt brake brakej Dre ke ke1R
in abruptly naptIy I appreciate yOttr l kind kindness kludness kindne
ness ne and have ao words dc to express my mygratitude m matttDde mygratitude
gratitude atttDde to yo you ou Please sand s Rd the thebroaaa tb thebtonae < e eMOD
broaaa MOD to Mr Theodora Roosevelt at atOyster atOyster t tOystar
Oyster Bay
Wad cheers greeted this tJ s stten sttewOt sttewOtand ttIDt ttIDtacl ttt tttand
and acl then Reeve t atart trtttd > > d f fr r the tIa an antra 3Dtraa6 antra
tra traa6 e to the gangway y to meet a 2del adelegation Z Zdeiagattan
delegation del Jtlon frern rem Pittstourg 1 > tttabUt1 beaded beadedA eadedP by byA >
A P M Moore ore which wasted to pay its itsrespects itsrespects itsrespects
respects respectsOnce respectsOnce respectsOnce
Once again the crowd got away a from fromthe tromthe fromthe
the nonce all it eddied abeut the th pie piethe piethe pleithe
the weaker ones being overthrown 9e hr l and andtrampled an antramJled andtrampled
trampled However the holiday spirit spiritwas splrttas spIritwas
was as manifest and JMl there was 88 no panic panicWhen pftIcJb panicWhen
When Jb he finally fought fou ht his way aboard aeItb aboardthe feearitbe
the tb snip again n the police 1Iy y order of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the steamship st officials closed clo6 d the gang gangways gRtways gas gasways ¬
ways a and Rd d refused to permit a anyone ayeDeoJId anyoneales ye yeetee
ales aboard oJId who ho was not a passenger passengerr f feGIWIGCted
or r connected with the ship shipReserves shIIReserves shipReserves
Reserves Called Out OutBy OutDr OutB
By B this time > the crowd had gotteu gotteubeyocd i9t gotoubeyord Ou OubeyOGd
beyocd all n bounds and it was necessary necessaryto n r rte
to s send Ml for aU of the police rteervew rbsarvenllobekea 8 wi wiH I IH
H llobekea b ken 1t to keep the people from froMtUted befete befeteKilled behi behikilled
Killed or or forced into the water wterWhen wUerYb waterWhOa
When Yb the former President ratunteu ratunteuto ret nae naeto
to hte hI gtateroew he found a a delegation daiegeitlonof
of his oWtb QidtimO e associates frwn om Uuk UukH LfttltII LlttkHuagsry
H Huagsry a ary ry there a and 4 they greeted aim aimvery aImvery nArnvery
very warmly Port Warden Marcii Marciijoined MlChjubted iaja iajajoined
joined the t e crowd and Ad Roosevelt Roes ah shewed shewedhim sheedtaba ssohbn
him the presents he had given hen him 1it Ut Utof Uttof t tof >
of them which w lch seemed to afford atro atromuch huit huitmuch J1fllJIluch
much amusement was a hatchet te cart cartin canIn cartIn
in his belt which one of o the ItaJfeas ItaJIItasIvett Italla hau haugiven iaigiven
given Ivett him himWhen himWhen
When the bel helP sounded soua ed the 1 arnJBS ttarnLngAI1 arnJBSAH nafa nafaaabore
AH ashore that are not goiag goiDgR6M goiDgR6Mvelt Reese R6sevelt Reesevelt
velt came outside oX the statero statElI1MAl ai and andshook bdshook sadshook
shook hands haa with the party of personi personifriends persoh 11 11friends iifriends
friends that bad been waiting for the thelast thelast he he1at
last goodbys lOH bys This was s the t e stgn algjai for forothers fbrotbfrs irothers
others to crowd forward with extended extendedliandi ext extl1and extendedttands
liandi and Roosevelt ItOOS Hlt turned to t Kermlt Kermh

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