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2 TKE Wi WASHINGTON HINGTON TIMES SATFBDAY MAY 15 1 1909 p
EM MMNER 1NER HEARING HEARINGATTRACTS HEARINGATTRACTSCROWD
ATTRACTS ATTRACTSCROWD ATTRACTSCROWDWoman CROWD CROWDioman
Woman Says She Conduct Conducted ¬
ed Seance at Request of ofMcDowell ofMcDovell ofMcDowell
McDowell McDowellI
I r < rsns n Interested in Iaran IItI ptritoftttess ptritoftttessIT
IT ran any of them tit believers to tamani s aIt1tui aIt1tuiAnfP3tatIo trttasJ trttasJiiaji
mani iiaji AnfP3tatIo > r ttio tloDa s from from the tb spirit ap t world world7Trnded WOIIddld td
< 7Trnded dld into J PoUne Court Uito uaT th1 menta mentaY Morning
Y lu n i Mr Alr Irene I n > temmner mmnor and her bus InirId busiTid
iTid d Julius 1 Knimn Kmmnfr > r who w were re ar ari ar ari
i iil L 1 last nltfht D flt ht in a raid on a seance seancei
i tn t office M > f Joseph McDowell a awciltliy awIH
wciltliy wIH Y grain doaler lfr were arraigned on oniurg onu
> iurg u Lrg > s of false pretense Hearing Hurl in incontinued Int
t 1 ease ue w was continued until next nextittn nextr
r t Ik When a day will be set t for trial trialIttl
ittn tfl were released on sureties fur furl
r > r rd 11 i by 0 Mr McDowell The detec detects detecu ¬
ts u z who made the arrest expecting expectinguat
tot the t II casewould case would be heard today todayrctt todayTit
rctt Tit to V court armed with a tot ot of ofI ofrla
I rla raphernalia hernalta that they carried away awayt away0I1
t 011 o the little room las last night nightMrs JdfIhtMrs
Mrs Kmmaer 1 mr claimed this thl morning morningat
i at she 81 1i j was w conducting < the seance at att atto
t to o request of Mr McDowell who paid paidi JN1kttr
i tr a a certain certalnuBl aura She denied that thatr thattr
r ther she or her husband had mad madt madiy
t iy uy y claim that they could produce a atie aUe atle
tie manifestation of the th dead bt betaat btt btwt
t nat she e merely 11181 represented repre the spirits spiritst spiritsLv50
t tiiuse ti se of the other world wmrMOdor N NOdor
Odor of Onions OnionsTIB OnionsIle
TIB arrest of Mr and Mm Bmmner BmmnerIt
It 1 vaa T as learned 1 today was wa the tit e direct directresult directf
result f < sult of the latter g fondness tOndD for forrajcns for4tns
rajcns nn of he common garden variety varietyit varietyhd
it hd d she h f not had a special t liking for forMs or
Ms 1 18 vegetable it is probable that the thetaid thetld
tAd would never have been made madeOne madeOne madeOne
One of the young oun < men who notified notified1e
1e 1 8 police said that his suspicions were wereSrst weren
Srst n st aroused when Mrs Bmrnner told toldhim toldt
him t m that she bo had a a message from his hismother hIaJnother hisanother
mother who died several years ago agoSlio o oS110
Slio o told him him tht aba was his mothers mothersBfirtt mothersfir1t
Bfirtt but when she placed her face facecosa faMS8
C cosa S8 to his he detected the th odor of ofonions ofonions ofonlone
onions onionsilother onionsJroth
ilother Jroth never n vnc ate at onion he hethought het
thought t oug1rt There most be s mistake mistakesomewhere mItItakIICtlnewhere mistakesoxewbero
somewhere somewhereAs
As the young man had never been beenmarried bHnmarried beonrarrlod
married he became more auspicious auspiciouswhen ueplctoughen
when hen she told him about his wife and andth andtmX
th etmx < j climax tmX came when she said that thatt
t js 8 little daughter was lying at deaths deathsdoor deathsdof deathsdor
door But It was as the onions that thatcaused tbatwused
caused him to tell the police
The fact that seances were being con conuctcd
tfucted uctcd over MoDowella grain elevator
Tiird T ilrd and Q streets northwest was wasJTiOdo wasTado
JTiOdo known to the theSouthern pollee several eral days
4 + by Walter W BurDM Burns or the Pat Patnt Patcut
cut nt Office and E 1 B Berry or the
Southern railway rallwa both of whom agreed
to assist tho detectives The Th raid had
been carefully care tully planned by Central Of
Tea Defectives Weedon Hewlett and
Pratt and when the sleuths made madeiiCir
iiCir i appearance Burns and Berry were weret
t 4 o only onr ones present pre ent who had an Ink InkJng1 IDkleiS inkig
leiS ig of what wb t was meant by the sup suprBed supr up upsed
rBed r sed ed rude interruption interruptionCareful InterruptionCareful
Careful At Door DoorE DoorEfr DoorEer
E Efr < T since the l arrest ef two alleged allegedfjiritaallstlo aJ1egfJdF allegedrifuai1sUo
F fjiritaallstlo rituallstJo mediums followed by their theiriuttal tlIetzouttal theirattaI
iuttal uttal in the Police Court several severalvr saveralAks era1 era1kB
vr Aks ks ago other mediums in Washing Washingn bln <
1 > n hav h P been been8rY very particular about the thersonnel theo
o r rsonnel r 0nnf1 of their audiences auclle ee at the theeronfi then theIt
eronfi n It has been necesaarr to be beu
u i d for tobefqre > tore betas admitted admittedUu
Uu LA k < rtrtd rH Berry B rry were both supposed supposeddop supposeddopet 4 4d
dop d dopet ol et They had no difficulty difficultyfeCtjlntj 41tfteultybe
feCtjlntj be IIIK In last night while the de dei de
i p s stationed themselves on the out outt outait1flg
t > waiting fur the signal that would wouldifr wouldl
ifr l I r cue to snake th the raid raidthe raidd
d 1 the room there was the usual usualt
t oiiik l bLt k curtains and other otheri otherrl1al
i rnalU rl1al ilmt usually uauaU accompany accompanyi accompanytlleti
i tiled s S > KH PS P A phantomlike phantomlikejci
jci c siipp 11 i < MUy dly IV the tli manifestation of ofi ofilit
ilit ii i it oi lImp departed art4d friend or oriitiv 01f orL
iitiv L f of J f 1 i r the 1 he persons in thti the theL
i i iioit 1lo d 1 fl4Ut h h > ut the room draped drapedstum drapedtUI drapedtu1i L
stum tUI ti till u glowed like phos phosi ph phI
i L tin I had me Ijn 1FQd d I a seat near the theM thetv theu
M tv light wi wllhboard hboard and as the theu th the
e u 1 moved 1ivcird Berry he suddenly suddenlyut
ut i on m fl th D iits ht and Berry grabbed grabbedr grabbedLJ4et
r cljort lJ < XlM J1 > spiHtlike flgure ft was wasi wair
r KrnmiHt rmn l the th I h c detectives detecU say A At As Ast Ai Ait
t t lights were switched on the detec deteca detecnuh
I a rushed nuh shd Into the room B Btrry rry Irl was wasUi yne ynei1
Ui l liiding 1 Idtng the woman womanOut wemnOut womanOut
Out of a Trace TramccMrs TraceMrs TranceMrs
Mrs Bmmner who bad removed her herRkues herEJves hsires
Rkues sat down on a chair She refused refusedto
to t answer any questions Her lips 1 were wereclosed werel
closed l scd tightly and there was a al faraway farawayIjok farcwayIJt P
I
Ijok l In her eyes ey After tter being brought to toeadquartars t teadU3Xters
1 eadquartars t she suddenly showed signs signsof CJNIo signicc
of o lifo and announced that she had just justme jutrne I IC
C me out of the trance In the mean meant
t ic 1 however she had remembered rememberedchough renaembedugh
chough ugh to put on her shoes She Sh Shet jAJd jAJdtLo JJd 1
tLo t 10 remembored nothing nothl of what had hadi bcltTlrrpd haiurrd
i tTlrrpd Birred while she was in the trance trauceThe tllUtCeThe tranceThe
The detectives say the gown that Mrs MrsI KrsmIner
I miner wore was covered with some someji IIODMrI33tlon 9
ji x pjiration or orr material that made acmt it itBTW 1tSw I Ir t
BTW in the dark When WhenMr Mrs Emmner Emmnerwas EmmnerWas Emmneas r
was as searched at the House of Detention Detentiona DetentionQuantity DetentioiI
a quantity of gauze material was found foundoncealed foundonceaIed I
< oncealed In her clothing and atom the theilOfvlngr theiow1ng tb tbrthg S
ilOfvlngr note which it is believed believedras believedTas believedS
ras Intended as 5 a message from the theEnrtt tbei tb tbsrtt S
Enrtt i irlt worlds Come1 wait thee theeAirrrig theaAreT1g tbeeArrrmg
Airrrig the persons who were present presentend pr8HQtr1d preeonlr
end r d Fummoned r as witnesses wttn to the Po Poil Poa Feii
il e Court this th morning were J V J JJJtler TJtler I Ijitter
jitter Jtler 706 7O 0 street northwest J T K KA Egfr Frr
A seer rr liix S street northwest t H C CBcwie CB C CJI
Bcwie B w1e aW8 JI F P street northwest Kaa KaaAra RaItin Raiia
in a 1 Parsons 7a 7 Sixth street nOrlhweat nOrlhweatMr nor lweat lweatMrs
Mrs Charles Brown 782 Sixth street streetrthwPBt atrNtrt stre
rthwPBt rt Bt and Mrs Mononee Slffi SlffiTrtTitn 3t 3tr r
TrtTitn 1 ctti > ntb street northwest Mrs Brown Browntto BrowrI
tto I O police say came to Wa WahlngioFhlladelpkla Washington Washingtonfom hlqton hlqtonr
fom r ll rhlladelphla I Fhlladelpkla > h1ladel Jw yesterday ye te A7 especially especiallyto
to attend the seance last night nightDAUGHTERS nightAUGtlTERS nightAUGIITERS
DAUGHTERS MEET MEETWITH MEETWITH
WITH THE REGENT REGENTMary REGENTI1ary REGENMary T
Mary Bartlett BartlettChapter Chapter Names Of Officers Officers 01fers ¬
ficers for Coming Co ing Year YearMrs YearMrsPulsifer YearMrsPulsifer Mrs MrsPulsiFer
PulsiFer Is Reelected ReelectedMary
Mary Bartlett Cbapter D A S SI nt ii iintng
I nieettfsjt Inptt tact e evening at tlM th resjl resjlftm 1 1I roe roef
I ftc regent Mrs Woodbury JT JTV JThapter 1ft 1fhapter i iS itapter
V S
> hapter unanimously r reelects releetedlIt el etad etadKnt id
ids
> Knt lIt and nd tile following officer officerM otftoenrnJ offlosirvu s
M > rv rnJ > the coming year Mrs Mrsif Mrsrl MrF
if F c I Haw vice resent Miss XI Ktisa Ktisai Jqlsatreuurer Kis KisI
i t treasurer KIM Ml Florence Florenceicatetrar M MAM Xn
AM registrar n > gl trar and Miss Sarah B BeaU Bealndlng all alls
s ondins 11 1111 < cccretary cccretarywill
< will be no more meetings m Dp of the tbeuntil thet Ii 10 10until
t until tn the second irl4a Friday rtday In No NoHIS17 NoT NoLOIliXRE N e
T
LOIliXRE L OJJRES HIS17 RST RSTImport I ISA
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Leai Leaier er C CM IiLeaL I IIF 1
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ED GROSS STAMPS STAMPSWILL
11 WILL WILLBE llILL RF UL EXHIBITED LAiliuI EXHIBITEDDesigns LU LUI
I Designs D esigns for Christmas Stick StickI Stickers Stickers
I ers to Be Shown at Cor Cori Corcoran Corcoran
i coran Gallery GalleryAil
Ail exhibition er more than lMI 1 1wD1 11 stamp stampthe stampigiis
A igiis will b opened y 1M JDerIeD JDerIeDNuoal Ainerloanational
Nuoal N Red CroM ose Ja 1M h hemleysis e ot ot1M ofhe
the t Oorooraa Art OfUtery Q Wednesday Wednesdaymorning WMR8 day dayIDOnaJag
morning m at 1 10 oclock Tb The designs ar arentered are areentered
entered e In COIIItetJtJOIl oomp Utloa for prte JJdHS s offered offeredbjr otreNldthe
bjr b y the Red Cross for the best dertsn dertsnfor deIIIgnf
for f dt a Christmas stamp for tbe yul yuletide yulatldeI Ude Udeot
I of o f 1M 1MChrlstuMis liii
christmas stamps are sold annually annvatlyby IInI1 IInI1by
by b y the Red Crow to rsJse funds for fortbe forthe
the th e war on tuberculosis l Heretofore the tbestamps the8tam
stamps 8tam s st have been of a set design but butto butto
to t o stimulate Interest In t IB the tight on the tbewhite thewhite
white w hit jtl lap ne made more effective by bythe byU
the U t he sale of stamps tam the Red Cross de dec dee4
c ded ed to hold a competition for the iMo J9Wstamp 1JIIIJnp iMotamp
stamp stampTnte s Jnp JnpTIll
This TIll oompetlUon has created wlde wldepread I Iread
s pread read interest t as it was foreseen for and anddesigns andde
designs d have not only come from all allquarters aUqU
quarters qU q tsrs of the United States Stat but from fromaa fromjar rem
aa far off as Honolulu and our other otherJalaad otherland i
Jalaad Is land possession O Two designs de were weresubmitted wereubmJtad
submitted su by Japanese 8rtl artists artistsWill tfl tflWill
Will Continue Four Days DaysThe DaysThe DaysThe
The exhibition will continue for four fourdays toutdays
days d ays closing oIo 1Dg Saturday Sat rday evening it te teexpected Jexpected
expected that the awards for the th most mostsatisfactory mostatlstctorJ moatatisfactory
s satisfactory design will tll be posted po by
Saturday S The judges are Frank D
Millet M illet chairman a C Y Turner and
Paul P aul Bartlett Entries close tonight tonightand tonightnd
and a nd today the Red Crow Crc offices In the thear
War W ar Department ar are being Min deluged with withentries withentrl8d
entries entriesThe entrl8dTho e
The committee of awards was s ap ¬
pointed p by the Fine Arts Federation of
New N w York city and th the men selected selectedare selectedare
are a re all prominent local artists artistsFifteen tsFifteen
Fifteen prisM will 111 be awarded the
first fi rst being 100 in cash The design win ¬
ning fl ing It will be used for the 1WW ie stamp
The T he second prize Is lil 50 l Oand and the third thirdFJ0
S From th6 rwnaJnder of the th sketches
w wr Ul be chosen the best ten the artists
FJ0 receiving r 1116 io i0 O each and n the society keep > ¬
ing l ug the aeetgns ae for possible po fble future use useContest useContest
Contest Next Year YearA
A similar contest t will be held next
year y ear and if the designs de received then thenare thenare
are a re not an improvement 1m roement the beet of
tbo L those e retained ivill 1I1 be used usedThe uiledTbe usedThe
The designs dl submitted are varied and
how 5 originality and Ingenuity Many
of o f them are by professional PIOfe iollal artists but
a great gre t many more are from amateurs
From P rom an artistic viewpoint t
they almost almostail t
ail aJ x i are ar good goodA goodMOI1ey goodMoney
A Money oa y raised ed here from the sale Ie of
5d Red fl ed Cross Christmas Cbrl tmas stamiw Is used usedcamp
lOCally l In the war on tuberculosIs The
eoo to realized l In the tb District la t year llil
befog b u to maintain the openJr
camp ruorth i a = veone mp north of the city near Brightwood BrightwoodDied Bri > btwood btwoodDied
Died DiedZimmenaaa DiedZ4LYM DiedIfMaaitANOn
Z4LYM Z IfMaaitANOn RMANoa Friday Mal 1 14 1 iNS at
see p m at t this residence of her tI se P
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IIJmIA c widow of HeDI 11 P a1llQl1tl1lMUL
Del daughter of the late Will WII1M 1 I Rkh
ar IUdson n of Baltimore Dltt HA Md7unml
yun 7uneral ml from the residence 2 p m M Moe OR w
day Slay n
Intermeat private It utbtam ItATCH1
ATCH1 A ONQn
Saturday May 16 15 Jill at
4 = a a m BEIIIi B LORETTA
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sea I aged tw twnt years
ural M0IIda7 y 11 trOM
1421 Jtbode bo4s 11I1aDcL
lie northc at t 18
A m tbtam t t 0 St SttPbilsdelpfal MttJMtty g Church
where requIeIR nia wJII be WJU said at 18 1930
for or the repGII8 repo fIl the seal BeIaUvd Relatives and
friends invited yU yUtPlailadelpblP
tPbilsdelpfal Pa and KorlWk orib1k v Va pa
pw PS pl ploese w copy copynGOwITZOa my ayI6tt
ZICGOW1T7on ZKOOWITZ Z On ThunKl Tb Thursday y M Kay y U U ins at t
115 Wa 11 a m JOSEPH bh beloved > vd hand Sf SfPuiMtml of
lr1uKea ZeJEOWltJI aged pevesty tT earll yea
PuiMtml Pu from hla hi late r residence rideno iai Sixth
uet tr t northwest t on Mooday X day May ay 17 at
p a a III Requiem HMM at St t Mary GarysrHi
Church at 9 Relative and frleRds rHi rHir a are
r respectfully Sct lly Iy Invited to attend Inf 1ntinent tnent tnentRBTrWBLL
at 8t >
Mary catery lIIyt lIIyt1IRJTWBLLOn
1IRJTWBLLOn 7 RBTrWBLL On Friday May 14 1M 1tGt at t
116 a m at bin hi re nalckACe ld nce 1460 Belmont
8Ueet r northwest LEWIS W KRKTWELU KRKTWELUALL 7RTWLtHALLDpSrtIt
HA LLDepartfII ALL I > art l thte thi iu life Frida Friday M MHall fay 14
u JOBPH HALL husband ot Racbael
Hall and father ta Hlr of Raymond Hall HallHAMILTONOn HallHAXILTONOR HallNAXTLTONOe
HAMILTONOn Friday May Xa 14 IMt at
7a JIB a av IL Mr r LTDtA C HAMILTON HAHIITONat L
at MK B 8tr reet t southeast widow kI kIA1fred of r Cape
Alfred HamUton member of Bumaide Wo WoIMUIB Womans
mans Billet Corps C and a resident of o r
Washington thirtyalx year ycariMrs yearMrs
Mrs Hamilton was w born In lid at J JnMatam Je Jruea1en
nMatam Loon Inland N Y She married marri
Capt Alfred Hamilton in 18M 130e and short ort ¬
ly afterword xtov oved d to Washlnxton She SheJlHlDlbet Sinmember
wa a member of th the Burnsld Relief RalielCorps
Corps She leaves v oo ODe ton C C W Hamil Hamilton HaznlltaD ItamIltoe ¬
ton and one daughter Miss Mt Jennie HamSlton Ham Hamilton BarnIlton ¬
ilton iltonPtTMPHRKT SltonPU1IPHREYoa IltonPUMPI4RBYOn
PtTMPHRKT PUMPI4RBYOn On Thursday May U ISM at atM atp a t
915 M p p m ANNA SOPHIA daughter of n r
Resin and Harriet Pmnpnrey PmnpnreyROEBBKOn PaaapbrqJWBBNon PumpbreyROKB30N
ROEBBKOn ROKB30N Friday May 14 ISM at 2tO 2tOp 2ip
p m n at her residence 1814 VI Seventh eveatbaortawet street streetnorthwest tree treenortbwset
northwest CATKBRINK V b I eI beicved K ved < < v d dau daQ5b daQ5bt81 daughtsr b bt
t t81 r ot Oonnsd CoII and the tet late ChlotUda Roe Roeben RoebeR Roebee
ben benWART beRW beeWARDOn
WART W ARDOft > On PriSsy May 14 UN 1 at 7 p m mat mat niat
at his msMenea IK Carroll treet tr et outh loOutht ecuthseat outhssst
ssst t lAMBS X beloved husband of Katie KatieTVard KatieWant BathMe
Want TVardHe WantHe
He was born in Baltimore I fortyp lorty tvu v ys n nyears C Cyears
years s ago and came to Washington WlYbID < tOb when whentweatyfoor ben bentwt7tour ba a atweetyfour
tweatyfoor yearN old He was w z molds moioerat IIKMI4Nat moldsat
at the navy yard and a membr of the thentolders thexcsers tb tbjnoIdera
ntolders union and the Natloaal Union UntoAber halosalso Unionalso
also a member ber of St Peters Peter Church He Heleaves Heleav H e eleavee
leaves leav a wife 1f and the ft children childrenWOODWARDOn cblldrenWOODW childrenWOODWARDOn
WOODW WOODWARDOn ABDOu Friday May 14 1M 1 at atM a aDr
> M a m Dr EMXlTT WOODWARD la lathe IIIthe Ii Iit
the t seventyninth t7nlath year of OChIS his b18In age ageIn ageIn
In Memoriam HemoriamDKICIBON MemoriamDRCtSONIn
DKICIBON 80NIn < In memory of SAMMIB DEN DEX80S DENSON I ISOX
SOX beloved son of Xammle and Franit FranitDentson Fran FrltnDeft Frana
Dentson Deft qed a thirteen who died three threemonUM th thmootba thre thremonths
months ap a o today todayTn todayTate todayThe
Tn Tate sMwnMcht star are Basmtoc aa
Upon a silent t grave graveWkere graveWhere ye yewttbout
Where sleeps without wttboutThe dreaming I ITtos
The one we w could not DOtWf save saveWA mvWi
WA miss thee from our bose M s e dear Sammie SanmileWe SammiemlM Sann8twe
We miss thee from thy place placeA
A shadow oer aw ll UVIIII M has cast castWe ca rastWe t tWe
We miss IM tn be snnsiilne of thy face faceBy farefly 41
By His RI Orandmoth r Zinnia Hurst It ItDsTVATJOHK 1tD ItDXtAVGKXIn
DsTVATJOHK D AGHKI In sad but loving rerrtm rerrtmbraaee rerrtmOC rsrr n nlaunen
braaee of oar beloved be10v daughter IDKLUA IDKLUAIjOUHE IDELLALOUJ t twtinE
IjOUHE IC who entered her Heavenly home homeone homeyear hon Is Issee
one year ago today May K 1X 1to1 L Loved Lovt < oved ovedIn ii iiIn
In life in death remembered rememberedPaps rellMmberedPap rememberedPapa
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UNION U NION WILL HOLD HOLDBANijUET
BANijUET BANQUETTONIGHT BANQUETTONIGHTrominent TONIGHT TONIGHTProminent
Prominent P Alexandrians to toAddress toAddress
Address Glass Bottle BottleBlowers BottleBlowers BottleBlowers
Blowers BlowersWASHINGTON BlowersWA1IHINGTON BlowersWA5HhGTON
WASHINGTON TMK6 TIM BUREAU BUREAUALKXANDRIA Bt1KuALJLXA BUREAUALXANDflIA
ALKXANDRIA ALJLXA DRIA VA MAY Y M MThe tiThe BThc
The Glass sBotUe Bottle Blowers Union of this thJacity tbleetty thisity
city c ity will hold a banquet this evening at atthe atthe ate
the th e B Elktou iktOH kt < Nt The banquet will be at attended attended atended ¬
tended t by prominent men from this city cityas cityas citys
as a s well as from the union The workers workerswill orkerswill
will w ill assemble at their halt and will willmarch willmarch
march m arch to the banqu T hall in a body bodyThe bodyrhe
The president pre ldent of the union Henry HenrySchneil HenrySchnell
Schneil S will act as toastmaster The Theprincipal Theprlnclpet
principal p speaker spk r will be > e Frank Morn Morrison MorrlMH ¬
son s on secretary of the American Fedor Federation FedoraUOn FedortiOn ¬
ation a of > t Labor AJdreesea will also be bedelivered bedell
delivered dell d eroo by c nun or r of prominent prominentAlexandrians prominentAle
Alexandrians AlexandriansThere Ale A can1rians can1riansTh >
There Th re are re e in Alexandria at present presenttour pe5entlour
tour f our glees factories the he VIrgInia the thoOld theOld theld
Old O ld Dominion the Bflle Pre and the theAlexandria thoAlexaDdrla
Alexandria A Theee Tb e factories employ employover employover
over o ver 590 00 hands handsThe handsThe handsrhe
The city council last evening granted grantedW
W A A Smoot Co iiermisslcn to t lay laya
a spur track to their temporary head headquarters headquarters ¬
quarters q aq on whatls known as Colross ColrossTlw ColrossTbt
The oity tax taX bill was taken up but butafter butaft
aft a after fte discussion was laid on the table tableuntil tableunUI tablentil
until u ntil the next meeting meetingThe meetingThe meetingThe
The city license lIcen e lair was read and andafter andatC
after a much discussion was passed The Thenew Thenew
new n ew law raises raIs the license to sell liquor liquorin
nI
in I n Alexandria it t wholesale from 585 d5 to
120 at retail from 100 100 to 136 1 and in increases Incr Inreases ¬
creases cr c 86S the tax on brewers from tromtG fromo 25 25to
to t o
The Relief ReUef Hook and Ladder Company Companyheld Companyh
held h dkl 1d a meeting at their hall in Prince Princestreet Princetreet Princetreet
s treet last evening and extended a vole voleof ooteof
of o f thanks to Corby Bros and others for fortheir tortheir
their kindness in serving sandwiches sandwichesand 5 ndw1cheand
and a nd coffee during durl the Smoqt fire last lastWednesday lastWednesday
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A childrens dancing party was given givenat givent
at a t Odd Fellows Hall in North Columbus Coluntbusstreet
street s last evening Qvenln under the direction directionof
of o f Prof Mahlon Janney The children childrenwho chndrewh
who wh w h were all attired in fancy dross pre presented presented ¬
sented s a pretty picture as they went wentthrough wentthrough wentrough
through th rough the various evolutions evolutionsThe evolutionsThe evolutionsThe
The Washington Alexandria and Mt MtVernon MtYernon
Vernon y ern railway has received notice noticefrom notJcefrom
from fr om the State Corporation Commission Commissionto
to t o erect a suitable station at Fairfax Falrfarwithout FalrCawithout
without w delay delayThe delayThe delayThe
The schooner Ketherleen Keth lleen and John JohnBradford JohtBradford
Bradford B are at the aharf barf here unload unloading unloadIrag unloadg ¬
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The executive executlvecolrUlktOe committee of Old Home HomeWeek Hometek
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was w wt wt ss raised by the minstrel show given givenfor glv n nto ji
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Ward rd and Ellen Thoron girl girlJoseph slrlJoseph girloseph
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Edgar l A Con Conbare bare and Carrie Moriarlty Moriarltyof
of Washington WashingtonThomas VashlntonThomas
Thomas A A Taylor and Susie P Wil WI1burn Wilburn Wilburn
burn of Richmond RichmondJames RichmondJames
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Fisher of Washington WashingtonDeaths VashlnrtonDeaths
Deaths DeathsSnunett DeathsEmmett
Emmett Woodward 79 years 18 817 Sixth Sixthtreet Sixthatreet Sfxtlstreet 1
street northwest northwestJohn northwestJohn
John Shellhorn S4 years years SSI Seventh Seventhstreet SeventhBtreflt SerentlstreOt 1
street northeast northeaatJane northeastJane
Jane A Memer er M yean le ra 731 Sixth Sixthstreet Stxthstreet
street northeast northeastWalter northeastWalter northeastWatter
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r northeast northeastFrank < ortheatFrank Jt JtFrank
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mont street northwest northwestJane northwestJane northwestJane
Jane Buton 83 years 1406 1413 E3 street streetnorthwest streetnorthwest streetnorthwest
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Advertising AdverUsin as a certain and effective effectivemethod etrectlemethod
method m ethod of combating the great white whitepteRue whitepla whitelague
pteRue pla p ue Was Indorsed at the final ses session session ¬
sion s lon of the fifth annual meeting of the theNational theNatonal
National N atIonal Association for the Study Stud and andPrevention andPrevention andrevention
Prevention P of Tuberculosis t the New NewWlllard NewWUlard Newiilard
Wlllard W iilard today todayThe todayThe
The subject subj l was as referred to the mem members membe ¬
bers be b erg for Informal discussion and each eachspeaker eachspeaker
speaker s threw Interesting light on what whatthe whatt
the t he c States and municipalities are re doing doingto
to keep the present 1 propaganda of the thetuberculosis thetuberculosis
tuberculosis t campaign before the public publicEternal publicEternal
Eternal vigilance is the price of ofsafety otsateU ofafety
safety s said John A A Klngsbury of ofNew ofNew
New N ew York chairman of the sociological sociologicalsection froclologicalsection sociologicalection I
section s Keep alive public Interest in inthis inthIs
this t great and Important campaign by i
keoplnff kc k plng the minds of the people alive alivethrough alivethrouJh I
through t advertising to the dangers ot ofthe otthe othe I
the t he disease I
diseaseTells
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Mr lr KIngsbury told tow the national nationalassociation naUonalRssoclatlon nationalssociation
association a had raised 1OOOOCO for the therelief th threllef theolief
relief r of consumptive victims tims by the ex expenditure ecn etnditure ¬
penditure p n nditure lture of about HriOOi 400 > In advertising advertisingand
and a nd promoting 1 the ecucitlonal ctlonal campaign campaignagainst oampalgnaKalnst oampaigngatnat
against the white plague plagueThe 1 plagueThe lagueThe
The educational campaign on tubercu tubercuosls tubercuosts tubercuosIs
osls In the public schools scho s of the District Districtof
of o f Columbia was told of by MIss Eu Eugenia E1gonia Eiania ¬
genia g ania M Bray of this city cityWe dt dtWe cityWe
We are aided greatly said Miss MissBray MissBray Missray
Bray B ray by the th fact that the Board of ofEducation ofEducaUbn ofducatibn
Education E Is In sympathy with the themovement themoement theovement
movement m A text book prepared by bytwo bytwo bywo
two t wo physicians ph slctans and a layman is i now nowIn nowIn nown
In I n two In tbe seventh and eighth grades gradesami gradesIInd gradesntl
ami ntl while w11I1 Its results are as yet et ex experimental expcrlm cxerimental ¬
perimental pcrlm p ntal thore Is no doubt that it itwill Itwill itill
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children c how to avoid some of those thosepitfalls thoseitfalls
pitfalls p itfalls that serve to spread the In Infection iofectlon inection ¬ I
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State Legislation LegislationIn
In referring to the need of getting gettingState gettlrState gettingtate I
State S tate legislatures to appropriate money moneytuberculosis moneytn
tn i i keep up the educatIonal work against 1 1uberculosis I
tuberculosis t Dr William H H Johnson Johnsonof I
of o f Ann Arbor rbor declared that among lh lhcities 1hities I Icities
cities c of hi his State great selfishness had hadbeen hadeen
been b een manifested In their refusal to In IPterest Interest Inthreat
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terest themselves In the war on tu tuberculosl lublrculoslg tuerculosi
berculosl b except locally locallyHe locallyHe locallyHe
He add addd > > d that tills meant the wor worbut wort wortut
ti ut In the State was w s handicapped be because b bcause beause
cause c of meager funds The State Legis Legislatures Leslslatures Legisatures ¬
latures l he declared decl red should sho Jld < provide provideamply provideam providemply
amply am a ly for the educatione1 work within withinthe withinthe withinhe
the t he States so as to relieve Jeve the present presentembarrassment presentembatTWsment presentmbarrassment
embarrassment embarrassmentHomer embatTWsmentHomer e mbarrassmentHomer
Homer Folks of New York vice lce presi president prestdent presient ¬
dent d ent of ofthe the national association told of ofthe otthe ofhe
the t he work In the th large cities of his State Stateamong Stateamon Statemong
among amon a the slum dwellers whose con condition condition conition ¬
dition d ition of helplessness amid Insanitary Insanitaryand Insanitaryand
and and a nd unwholesome u9wl01esome surroundings surroundln s makes makesthorn makesthm makeshem
thorn t hem easy y prey to the disease diseasetnat diseaseescrl6ed diseaseHescnlbod
Hescnlbod escrl6ed 1bdny as Ua a particular particularlr
ly 1 1t lr bad cUr city In tb tblnj respect but added
hat t the money derived from the Rus Russell Russell Ritaell ¬
sell s ell Sage Foundation Fund from which
the theorganizatlon t he organization gets its support has hasone
done d one much to relieve the sufferings of
tuberculosis t victims In the cities of New
York Y ork
Noted Speakers SpeakersJames SpeakersTames SpeakersJames
James Bryce British ambassador amba 8tldor < to tothe tothe tothe
the United States Speaker Speak r Joseph Can Cannon Ca Canon Cauon ¬
non n on of the House of Representatives RepresentativesDr
Dr William 1IIhUI1 Osier formerly of Johns JohnsHopkins JohlsHopklDfi JohnsHopkins
Hopkins University Baltimore and Dr DrWilliam DrYl11lam DrWilliam
William H Welch elch of Baltimore were werethe werethe werehe
the t he speakers at a public meeting of ofthe orthe ofhe
the t he association in the ballroom of the theNew theNew theNew
New Wlllard late yesterday afternoon afternoonDr
Dr Osier O ler I have reached the the age a e of ofsrventythree orsrventythree 01tventythree
srventythree s years and I shake my fist fistin fistIn listn
in i n your face faceThe faceThe faceThe
The people have been en aroused as asnever asnever asnever
never before In this combat against againstuberculosisthe
tuberculosis tUberCulOSisthe t the most If Vastlng Un disease diseaseof
of mankind said Dr YTeicn in refer referring referrln ¬ I
ring rln r to the methods tlug 1 > pursued to tostamp tostmp t
stamp s out the disease j 1
POSTMEN URGING URGINGGENERAL URGINGGENERALSTRIKE
GENERAL GENERALSTRIKE GENERALSTRIKEParis STRIKE STRIKEParis
Paris Eagerly Awaits Deci Decision Decision Decision ¬
sion of General Federa Federation Federation Federation ¬
tion of Labor LaborPARIS LaborPARIS LaborPARIS
PARIS May K 16Parl Paris is waiting to today totlay toay ¬
day d ay to see whether the General Feder Federation Federation FeelerRUon ¬
ation of Labor calls a general strike In Insympathy Inmpathy Inympathy
sa sympathy s with tho strike of postmen postmenand postmonand postmennd
and a nd telegraphers telegraphersThere telegrapherThere telegraphersThere
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the t he federation will not order a strike at atthis atthis
this t time as the various unions com composing composlllS centposIng ¬
posing It are not at all unanimous In Infavor Irfaor inavor
favor f avor of the strike If a general strike strikeIs
Is i s not called the strike of the postmen postmenand postmenand postmenand
and telegraphers will be a thing of the thepast thePJJt thepast
past by the first of next week wtjekRealizh weekReaUzhg weekRealiziig
Realizh ReaUzhg g the necessity of obtaining obtainingsomething obtalrllngfoometh1n obtairIngomethinX
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other o trades the postmen are today todaymaking todaymaking todaymaking
making a heroic effort to have a a general generalstrike gen generaltrike ral ralEtrlke
strike s called The fact that the railroad railroademployes rallroademplo1CS railroadmployes
employes e have postponed 1 ostp > ned until Monday
the t he announcement of the referendum referendumvote reer referendumote ndum ndumote
vote v ote on the question of a strike Is be believed belIee4 beieved ¬
lieved l lb to be Indicative of a desire not to toecome
become b come Involved In a strike at present presentThe
The situation In postal and telegraphic telegraphiccircles telegraphicolrcles
circles c Is unchanged unch ed from yesterday
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ld little l interruption and no further ad additions aditlons ¬
ditions d to the ranks of the strikers have haveeen
been b een made Telegraph wires all over the thecountry theountry
country c are being cut cut and this fur furnishes furnishes furnisbes ¬
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