Showrs Warm and Continued ContinuedWarm ontin d t Pt m I i iKUMBEB s a h tnlJ t on r ttttt IIAST LAST EDITION EDITION II IINUMBER I F FNOThLBER
NUMBER 6418 WASHINGTON W ASIDNGTON FRIDAY EVENING EVE TJNG JULY 30 1909 PRICE ONE O TE CENT
REVOLT ILL LLL COME CHESpanish COMEUNLESS COME1TH1N
UNLESS WAR AR ENDS ENDSWITHIN ENDSSpanish
WITHIN 1TH1N TWO 1 DAYS DAYSSpanish DAYSAre
Spanish People PeopleREVOLT Are frenziedand Frenzied Frenziedand hrenziedand
and Demand Ministrys MinistrysResignation MinistrysResignation MinistrysResignation
Resignation ResignationPOWERS ResignationPOVERS ResignationPOWERS
POWERS MAY AID AIDSPAINS AIDSPAINS AIDSPAINS
SPAINS YOUNG KING KINGQueen KINGQueen KINGQueen
Queen Victoria V cto a and Alfonsos AlfonsosMother AlfonsosMother AlfonsosMother
Mother Flee toFrahceDi50r to FranceDisorders France Disor Disorders
I Iders
ders Continue in BarcelonaMADRID Barcelona BarcelonaMADRID BarcelonaMADRID
MADRID July 30 3OUnls Unless the theSpanish theSpanish theSpanish
Spanish cabinet puts an end to the thebloody thebloody thebloody
bloody war in Morocco Moroc o or resignswithin resigns resignswithin resignswithin
within fortyeight hours revolutionwill revolution revolutionwill revolutionwill
will sweep Spain from Tom border to toborder toborder toborder
border borderTodays borderTodays borderTodays
Todays developments devel pments are intern interpreted inter interpreted interpreted ¬
n preted as unmistakably indicatingthis indicating indicatingthis indicatingt
this t his outcome outcomeWrought outcomeVrought outcomeWrought
Wrought to the highest pitch of ofindignation ofindignation ofindignation
indignation by the news of Tues Tuesdays Tuesdays Tuesdays ¬
days killing and wounding of more morethan morel morelthan morethan
than 3500 Spaniards at Melfite the thecapital thecapital i icapital
capital is today in a terrible uproar uproarThe upr uproar uproarThe ar arThe
The streets are everywhere filled filledwith filledwith filledwith
with excited crowds crowds who are de demanding demanding demanding ¬
manding the very lives of the cabi cabinet cabinet cabinet ¬
net members membersPossibility membersPossibility membersPossibility
Possibility of interference of for foreign fordgn forcign ¬
eign powers is freely di discussed discussedGendarmes discussedG c issed issedGendarmes
Gendarmes G ndarmes Are Busy BusyAll BusyAll BusyAll
All available soldiers Wiant and gendarmeshave gendarmes gendarmeshave geoorJltehave
have been pressed Into serviee Bvery Bverywhere Jlverywhere 11varywhere
where ta heard he ni the cry that the cabinet cabinetmust cblnetmmst eabinetmust
must either resign re tgn or put aa end to the thewar thewar thewar
war In Morocco Two days have been giv given given given ¬
en the cabinet in which to exceed exe d to the thedemands thedemllDds thedemands
demands of the people peopd peopl and should the thetemper thetemper thetemper
temper of the populace remain reraan w 1ft its pres present pruent greet ¬
t ent state te there is J se H telling in 1 whatdisaster what wbtd whatdsaaater
disaster d ter the frenzy of t the people e may mayinvolve 1 mayinvolve ILY ILYInvolve
involve the monarchy menare17Even monarchyEven e Y YEven
Even the most temperate pert of the thepublic thepublic thepublic
public tfc the part wfcfeh 1lti lt has Weeforetood Iwratoforestood heretofore heretoforestood
stood tood steadfastly stea fa8U7 bj W th the government governmenthas severtohaa
has Joined joI d the 4a antigsve tJgovernm dgov nu ment en nt party partyand partyand pertyand
and the tl1 government is sow practicallywithout practically practicallywithout lcal1y lcal1yvitbout
without friends frie d in its own capital capitalTe e capitalTe t1 t1Te
Te Attack Palaee PalaeeThem PalaeeThere PalaceThere
There is imminent tm danger aAger that an at attack attack t ttack ¬
tack will be wad node upon the UteKin palace palaceKing palaceKing
King Kin Alfonso te I e virtually a prisoner pr in lethe inthe iRthe
the pateee p Jace and has not shown himself himselfin
in public since s lnnot shortly ortty after hi his return returnfrom returntrom returnt
t from San Sobasttsu SeIJ Jt when he wasveered was wasjeered wuJeered
jeered by th the mob mobThere MObThere mobThere
There is a a wild clamor from all sides sMeefor sidesfor 1iI 1iIfor
for the government overnm nt to publish the thenames thenames thenames
names of those who have fallen in Moroeco Mo Morocco 0 0rocco ¬
rocco but either through through thlOU < < h inability to
do so soy or disinclination d1ek cUnaibn this has not mgtbeen notbeen t tbEe
been bEe done 41i STjre be public therefore thereforeimagines tbeIeIoreimagiftM theteioreimagine
imagines that the casualties are stag staggering staggedeg tac tacgering ¬
gering far heavier than th the Govern Government Gqyemm Government ¬
m ment nt will admit This belief only adds addsfuel a4d a4dfuel addsfuel
fuel to the flames ftam of discontentQueen discontent discontentQueen dlaeontentQu
Queen Qu n Victoria and nd the queen mother motherhave motherhave motherhave
have left San iJa Sebastian Un and nd crossed crossedthe crouedt cravedthe
the t hf frontier to Bayonne France They Theyare Theyare lbeyre
are re prepared for any y eventuality and It Itif Itff itiE
if probable that th the flight ftt bt wilt be con continued CORUftued conunued ¬
tinued to England EnglandBon ED EnglandDon < < Iand IandDoa
Bon Ji Jaime e After Throne TbraaeThe ThroneThe I IThe
The spectre of a civil war looms 100 large largetoday largetoday e etoday
today as a a result of the threat of Don DonJaime DoftJaime DenJaime
Jaime now at Biarritz to head a Carl Carlist CarllEt Carljet
lEt movement mtVerDe t and attempt to setae cola the thethrone thetluone thethrone
throne which he has always contended contendedwas contenclodwa
wa w was ac rightly btly his hi He believes the un unpopularity unpopulartty unpopularity ¬
popularity of Alfonso would make such suchmove ncha
a move opportune and the same rot belief beliefis beliefis
is 1 shared by a large part of the public publicDespite publicDespite publicDespite
Despite the fact that the government governmenttroops governmenttroopa governmenttroops
troops have succeeded in n capturing thetrain the themain thelr
main lr aln body of the Barcelona rioters the thelatest tbeltel thelatest
latest ltel t dispatches from the revolutionary revolutionarycenter JeYOlutionaryenter revolutionarycenter
center are tar from reassuring Frenzied FrenziedContinued Frenziedcontinued rNnzledCoDttJaaed
Continued on Tenth PacelEATHER PageWEATHER Page PageWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTThre
There Is evidence of a disturbance in inthe lathe inthe
the Caribbean Sea south of Jamaica JamaicaThe JmaIcaTh JamaicaThe
The Th indleatons are that there will be belocal b bBicesl
local I showers ho1ftr this tb afternoon followed followedtoy followedby
by partly cloudy weather tonight and andSaturday andSaturday andSaturday
Saturday in the Atlantic States Btat north northof nlrthor northn
n of Virginia and In the upper Ohio val valley val14Y valley ¬
ley and the lower lake egion e > n The Thetemperature Th Thtemperature TheIernperature
temperature will b be eo slightly lower inthe in intne Int
the t he Atlantic States north of Maryland Marylandand Marylandmd Marylandand
and In a western New York tonight In Inthe Intile Inthe
the Attantic States 8tate south of Maryland Marylandand Xarylan4and Marylandand
and In the east Gulf States Stat the weather weatherwill weatherwUl weatherwill
will be partly cloudy cloud with local snow snowcm abowora showFre
cm during durt the next thirtysix thlrty hours hoursFORECAST hoursFORJ hoursFORECAST
FORECAST FORJ CAJIT FOR THE DISTRICT DISTRICTShowers DIHTRICTShowenl DISTRICTShowers
Showers this tIIa afternoon atter oon partly cloudy cloudytonight cloud cloudton11ht cloudytonight
tonight and Saturday not much change changein chall chall1n
in temperature light westerly winds windsTEMPERATURES wtndsTmMPERATUJtES wlndaTZMPERATURZS
TEMPERATURES TEMPERATURESS
S a m M 809a
9 9a a M M
10 a m Si Sit 11t itt
t a m mNoon >
11 1 Noon M
1 p m 98 98p illpm
p pm T7 T7SUN 77UN
SUN UN TABLE TABLEt TAB1aun
gun t = un rtee rises rises1un 487 487Hun 411t5UD
Hun sets Till TillT3X 111TtD T1iFIDE
FIDE T3X TtD > E TABLEToday8lgh TABLE TABLETodaywHSgh TABLILTodaW
TodaywHSgh TodaW tide tJd SX a at t tat t1loW p M MLow mLow
Low oW tWe 11 JtJI M a m mTomorrow mTomorrow ft fttomerrowBhb
Tomorrow tomerrowBhb High tide 111 a m TitS 71p 71pnl T1 p pm pL
m L Low tide 11 MK 311 a m 141 1 p a rtrCONDITION ni niCQXDITIOK JRCONDIT1QJf
CONDITION OF 0 aiVgJU JUVBaHABPBB8 RIYI1RiiHARPERS aiVgJUHARPER
HARPER F FKlptr > RZT T W V Ya July 11117oth i1Both fa fafcoth
Both oth of the rivers rlv are Blear today todayGoad WaTGoed todayGoad
Goad Flooring Fle rlRg s Cb Cbs > a a Ft FtFrank PHtFrank FeetFrank
Frank Llbbey 8 Co tth 8 N T AveAdvt Ave AveAdvt AveAdvt
Advt
MUNSEY RUN CAR CARSTARTS
STARTS TO BLAZE BLAZEFamous I
WAY AYFORBIG fOR BIG TEST TESTFamous
1 1Famous
Famous Chalmers Detroit DetroitGiven DetroitI DetroitGiven DetroitGiven I
Given Great Sendoff Sendoffon
on Leaving LeavingAUTO LeavingAUTO LeavingAUTOISEXAMINED
AUTO AUTOISEXAMINED AUTOISEXAMINEDBY IS EXAMINED EXAMINEDBY EXAMINEDBY
BY THE PRESIDENT PRESIDENTMr PRESIDENTI I
<
l Mr r Taft Interested in Coming ComingEvent ComingEvent ComingT
Event and Unique T Record Recordof Recordof i iof
ii i
of the Machine MachineWith MachineWith
I
With wards dlJ of encouragement encourag9D t from fromPresident fromPreiiWi fromPresident
PreiiWi President tt Taft and nd nearly ne Tly every efeIY promi prominent promiBent prominent ¬
nent autotst in the city ringing rlngtR 1a l IB their theirears th theirears lt ltre
ears re the men selected to pathAnd the thecourse tbecoune thecourse
course for the Frank A Munsey run runfrom runfronl runfront
from Washington to Boston and return returnwhich returnleh returnwhich
which leh is s to start September 21 1 left theMunsey the theMunsey tbeUBBeY
Munsey UBBeY building at 1090 oclock this thismorning thisI thismorning
I morning morningA
A great sendoff was accorded the thepathfinders tbepethftnders thepathtinders
pathfinders Autotsts Aotot Autoiets ts auto dealers and andmany andmIYIy andmany
many high In official and private life lifeh liteMre lifehere
h here re w were re on hand for the start and a athe u uth asthe
the th famous ChalmersDetroit scout car carleft carleft carleft
left the MunMy Mun ey building and nd whirled whirleddown wblrieddown whirleddown
down the Avenue venue a rousing cheer went wentup wentup Wentup
up Isaac Gave Gtln chairman of the auto automobile automolllle automobile ¬
mobile floral parade pni e committee gave gavethe pvethe gavethe
the signal which started the road blazers Mazerson blzeson
on their long journey Those in the theparty th13MIrty theparty
party are Thomas Tho S Rice George GeorgeDeateU GeorgeDtel GeorgeDeatel
DeateU R E Taylor T r and Driver Karl KarlSehnorr XarlSe KarlSehnorr
Sehnorr SehnorrThrough Se SehnorrThrough oorr oorrThroup
Through the courtesy court of Captain Hol Hollinberger HolUaberger Iiollinberger
linberger a police escort accompanied accompaniedthe acoomp nled nledthe
the car to the District line lne Bicycle BicyclePolicemen Btcy BicyclePolicemen Je JePolicemen
Policemen Gibson Cole Warfteid and andCarlln andCaritn andCarlin
Carlln composed compo ecl the escort escortAs escortAc rt rtAa
As a 8 fitting climax to the prepara preparations prep preparations < < ra ratlon8 ¬
tions for the long trip the pathttRding pathttRdingparty pathltndingMIrq pathnndingparty
party and the Blue Bird scout co t car carwere oarwere carwere
were reviewed by President Pre tdent Taft under underthe underthe underthe
the White House portico yesterday after afternoon aternoon afternoon ¬
noon The President was particularly particularlyinterested particulrlyInterested particularlyinterested
interested in the famous 8mou car which whichbetween whichseveral whichseveral
several months ago openea opened up 8 a route routebeteen routebetween
between Denver and Mexico City a 8 trip tripthrough tripthrough tripthrough
through marsh sand and mud which whichwill whichwill whichwill
will go down in auto history as one of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the greatest runs ever accomplished accomplishedPresident accompll aecomplIohrdPresident h4d h4dPresident
President Taft accompanied aecomp nled by Capt CaptArchibald CaptArchibald Ca t tArchibald
Archibald Butt had just emerged from fromthe from fromthe fromtbe
the White House on his way to the theChary theChevy theChevy
Chevy Chase golf links when the car cardrew cardrew cardrew
drew up He made a thorough tJ orough examine sxaminatton examinetloft examination
tton of the grimy dwstcoverad ntaehiae ntaehiaeand machtahowed rnaehineshowed
and showed a keen keqppreclatlett appreciation of olaev olaevenJ sev several sever ¬
eral of t the experiences of the Mexico Mexicorun Mexicorun Mexicorun
run which Driver river Sehnorr reiterated reiteratedMany reiteratedMany
1 Many Accompany Car CarAn CarAn CarAu
An expression exp on of the Interest of Wash ¬
ington In n motorists in the Munsey run wag wagevident wa wa8Yl4eft wasevideitt
evident 8Yl4eft when several machines welt weltfilled wel1Uled wellidled
filled made the start along alon with the thescout theIICOVt thescout
scout party and expressed expre Hd a a desire to toaccompany toaccompe1y toaccompany
accompany the road blazers as far as asBaltimore at atBaltimore asBaltimore
Baltimore President W D West of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Automobile Club of Washington WashingtonIsaac WashingtonIsaac Vut ngton ngtonl
Isaac l aae Gene Gan and W B McBurmy ac accompanied accemp cccempanled ¬
companied cemp nled the tbeIMlthtlnden pathfinders In a Pope PopeHartford PopeHartford PopeHartford
Hartford car while Jack Sherry and ait7 a aparty a aparty
party it7 went along alon = In a large Hudson Hud udson udsonAt n nr nAt
39 39At r
At Laurel the party p rty was met by Mayor MayorMahool MayorMahool MayorMabool
Mahool LaUil dL Baltimore Bal t1 more who was brought broughtto brou ht htto
to that point nt by A Stanley Zell pres preshoot pre preWept presideitt
Wept of the Motor Car Company of ofBaNmen ofBaitlmere
BaNmen and Waahln Washington ton Mayor Ma Mahoot la lahool
hoot is an enthusiastic motorist motorl < < and audio audiogreatly Is Isreatly isUy
greatly Uy interested in the run as shown showny shoWnby shownby
by y his hi reception to the party He will willaccompany wtllaceomJ willaccompany
accompany aceomJ > 1 the scouts into the th Menu lonu ¬
mental C CAutomobile
Automobile clubs manufacturers manaufacturersand man4iluacturerand
and individual owner all along aJ oS the theroute thenrute theroute
route are planning to entertain the theparty tbeparty theparty
party and while the task of laying alu out outa outa outa
a course of this sort is not th the < j moot moottempting mo mosttempting t ttempting
tempting job b to be had it i ib barfly haHlyprobable harnyprobable barflyprobable
probable that at the party will be bored boredThe boredThe baredThe
The pathnnding car is well equipped equippedfor equlp equippedfor l lfer
for its strenuous trip to Boston and amireturn andreturn andreturn
return Extra tires are r carried to together tc tcsether together ¬
gether with spare parts and th the scouts scoutsarc SCutprovided scrutaare
arc provided with everything that is isneeded isneeded s sneeded
needed to lay layout out a long relfabil reliability reliabilityroute reliabllttroute tx txroute
route Before their return every ar arrangement arransement arrangement ¬
rangement and detail for the comfort comfortof eomf comfortof rt rtof
of the th contestants in the tour will have havebeen Mvebeen havebeen
been completed completedEverything completedEverytltiJIlt completedEverything
Everything to Be Made Ready ReadyHotel ReadylIetei ReadyBetel
Hotel accommodations will be booked bookedat bookedat bookedat
at the various places where night stops stopsare stopsare to1M to1Mre
are re necessarx neeea arJC Gasolene G 80lene supply sta stations stations ateLions ¬
tions will also be arranged for While Whileit
it cannot now be definitely determined determinedhow detennlnedhow determinedhow
how long it will take the party to g get getaU getall t tall
all arrangements complete and the thecourse tbeeourse thecourse
course thoroughly thoro hly mapped it is thought thoughtthat tboulrhtUult thoughtthat
that within the next thre three weeks deuin deuinto defin definite defmte ¬
ite te information about the entire trip tripaccommodations triPacOmmodauona tripaccommodations
accommodations and course cou will beavailable be beavailable beavailable
available in n printed form formThe fonnTbe formThe
The latest entry is a 8 1910 Model Q QMaxwell Qaxwell QMaxwell
Maxwell axwell the latest production of the theMaxwellBrlssoe theMaxwellBri8De theMaxwellBrlaoe
MaxwellBrlssoe Motor Company The Thecar Thecar Thecar
car was entered by L L E Lambert of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Lambert Automobile Company Companyagents Companyts Companyagents
agents ts in Baltimore for the Maxwell Maxwellcars Maxwellcan Maxwellcars
cars Mr Lambert will drive th the car CaLrADd carand j jand
and will m have a good opportunity to toshow tohow toshow
show how what I the newest Maxwell model modelContinued modelConUnued modelContinued
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PRESIDENT I TAFT INSPECTING THE FAMOUS ROAD AUTOMOBILE
WIND STORM BRINGS BRINGSRELIEF
RELIEF FRO FROM HEAT HEATMercury HEATMercury HEATMercury
Mercury Starts Out Ou to o Make MakeRecord Make MakeRecord MakeRecord
Record But Fails to toBeat toBeat roSea
Beat Sea Mark
66 JACK THE SPITTER SPITTERBUSY SPITTERBUSY
f fBUSY
BUSY AT THE CAPITOL CAPITOLRuins
Ruins Expensive Gowns owns of Women om omo en Visitors VisitorsNumber VisitorsNumberof Number Numberof
of o Victims Found and anPo Police Are Searching Searchingfor
for Man an Who o Did DI Mischief
All th tM polloe OItot of the Capitol and sev seveml MVeUe several
eml dttsettvec eUe from the Metropolitan Metropolitanforoe Xetropolltnt Metropolitanforce
force t and scores 1COt a ros of other Uer officers today todayare todayare todayare
are oa aeaienlns doing for an unknown man who whomined whoruhMd whoruined
mined a number mber of f expensive e gowns gowns by byspitting b7tdnc byspitting
spitting tdnc on them while whl the women who whowore whowore whowore
wore them walked or stood and a sat in infront InYout infront
front Yout of him While no accurate ac account aeeouat account ¬
count of the number of dresses dr ruined ruinedcan rut rutUUI ruinedcan
can be made It is probable that the thelose theJ thelose
lose J win n total 10080 10080she lftW lftWThe I IThe
The man whom the police suspect and andwho andwho andwho
who is alleged to have hay followed Hiss HissFlorence Miss7orenee IJu IJuI
Florence St John stenographer of the theHouse tlMieuae theHouse
I House Committee Contmltt on Military Affairs Affairsfrom Aftalnfrom Affairsfront
from the Capitol when wh sh she started home homei
i I <
I MAKING READY TO SELECT S ECT ROUTE ROUTE FOR MUNSEY RUN RUNJ I
When Mr Mercury started In to do dobusiness debwItneu dobusiness
business this tit rooming mornln he thought tou ht It Itwould Itwould itwould
would be nothing but a a steady climb climbtoward climbtoward climbtoward
toward the top of the tube He was wasnot waanot wasnot
not prepared for variations vrlat vatiatigns and ad consequently conse consequently co coquently ¬
quently when he h took the elevator elevatorheavenward elevatorheavenward elevatorheavenward
heavenward with a rapidity that made madethe mAdethe madethe
the superheated asphalt gasp and thenwithin then thenwithin thenwithin
within less esll time than it taker tak to tell tellwas tellwas tellwas
was t back > ack again among the ice plants plantseverybody plantBeverybody plantseverybody
everybody realized that a few brands brandsof brandllof brandaof
of weather not on the regular schedule schedulehad IiChtdulehad cchdulehad
had been handed around aroundThere aroundThere aroundThere
There were indications even early earlythis earlythis earlythis
this morning that blisters might mighttrouble mlJrhttrouble mighttrouble
trouble the feet of the walkers along alongPennsylvania alongPennsylvania alongPennsylvania
Pennsylvania avenue As far back as
8 oclock the temperature registered registeredSO r 8tered 8teredSO
SO degrees It maintained this thl leyel leyelfor leyelfor leyelfor
for one hour teen at 10 oclock rose rosefour rotlefour rosefour
four degrees At A t noon it l had soared soaredstill 8Oredatill soaredstill
still higher the mark then th 1 en n being 90 90at toat 90at
at the Weathei R eathei Bureau while the thekiosk theklok thekiosk
kiosk In the parking fronting the theMunsey theun theMunsey
Munsey un ey building registered r t od a few fewdegrees fewdegrees
degrees for good measure measureAt mea measureAt ure ureAt I
At 1 oclock the high h h mark was reach reached reached reachel ¬
ed at the Weather Bureau the big bt < < ther thermometer thermom thermomercr ¬
mometer mom r there whowinff Ihowl 93 degrees degreescoming degrees1118t degreesI
1118t I ist an angry at in m cloud Ia sighted stshttdomlft sightedcoming
coming omlft < < this thl way fom the West We t With Withit Withit lilltbIt
it a wind that whistled whj Ued like a near nearhurricane nearburrlcane nearhurricane
hurricane around the tall downtown downtownbuildings downtownbuildings downtownbuildings
buildings and made pedestrians pede trlans scurry scurryfor JJCurryfor scurryfor
for cover Then a heavy downpour downpourPresto downpourPrNto downpourPresto
Presto Mr lr Mercury is now doing doln dolntambUnlf a atambling atambling
tambling act that made his job look looklike looklike looklike
like the parachute man In the circus circusThe i iThe i iThe
The Weather Bureaus forecast shows showsthat 8hOWIII showsthat
that the temperature tem rature fail f8 1 al of eight de degrees degrsea ¬
grees in n less Ie than twenty n minutes inutea From FromK
K down to 85 8 it fell in this time
I
te j said to be about bout forty years old oldweighs oklwetcM oldweighs
weighs about 1M pounds J OUIIda is of light com complexion comIIeX1otI corpiexion ¬
plexion IIeX1otI with sandy SA hair b lr ana mustache mUtltad mUtltadae mustacheHe musUclieHe
He wore a straw hat gray canvas canvasshoes canUand canvasshoes
shoes and a gray ray suit suitThe suitThe uit uitTIN
The ease 1 is one of the most mo t remark remarkable remarktie remarkable ¬
able tie that has ever coma to the notice noticeof nolle nolleof noticeof
of the police It is probable that the theoffender theO thefetter
O offender < < 8Dder to suffering ttertn from some maniaIn mania maniaIn maniaIn
In every ase that has a0 been so far farreported tarreported farreported
reported the gown was tit struck on the theback theback theback
back Just beneath the right shoulder shoulderA oulder oulderA
A trail of black tobacco juice was left leftupon leftupon leftupon
upon the t dress dr from the shoulder to tothe tothe tothe
the wals walsContinued w
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WASHINGTON TON FEELS FEELSShock FEELSSLIGHT FEELSSLIGHTEARTHQUAKE
SLIGHT SLIGHTEARTHQUAKE SLIGHTEARTHQUAKEShock EARTH UAKE UAKEShock
Shock 2800 Miles Away Re Recorded Recorded Recorded ¬
corded at Weather WeatherBureau WeatherBureau Weatherr WeatherBureau
r
Bureau BureauWashington Bureauwt1ltJteft BureauWashlniston
Washington suffered a reflex from an anearthquake a a411arthquake anearthquake
earthquake 2sfO 2 miles away at t an early earlyhour earlyhour earlyhour
hour this t I8 morning mornl which moved the theearth theearth theearth
earth here twotenths of an inch inchReflex lacbReftex InchReflex
Reflex earthquakes ear < < b4auakes are the vibrations vibrationscaused vtbrationacall1led vibrationscaused
caused by a distant seismic distur disturbance dlfltur dlflturbanee disturbance ¬
bance acting actltt < < upon the delicate inaim inaimmento instru instruments InatrumenUi ¬
ments used for observing ob enlng such phenom phenomena phenomena phenomena ¬
ena The authorities at the Weather WeatherBureau WeatberBureau WeatherBureau
Bureau observed the registrations re 18tration of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the seismograph to begin be < < tn at 568 a m mand mand mrnand
and continue about an hour The T die disturbance dlaturbanee dieturbance ¬
turbance reached Its maximum xtmum Inten Intensity Intensity miencity ¬
sity between COS U and = when the themovement themovement themovement
movement of the earth in Washington Washingtonwas
was noticed noticedThe noticedihe noticedThe
The observatory officials estimate the thedistance thedltance thedistance
distance from the center of c the quake quaketo quaketo quaketo
to be about 2800 mites and although althoughthey althoughthey Jtboughthey
they cannot tell th the direction hazard a aguess ague aguess
guess gue that the earth shook violently violentlysomewhere violentlysomewhere violentlysomewhere
somewhere in South America probably probablyabout probablyabout probablyabout
about the latitude of Ecuador EcuadorA
A dispatch received here this thl morning
from Father Odenbach Od nbach at St Ignatius
College Cleveland Ohio announces the theregistration theregistration theregistration
registration of the earthquake earthquak4at earthquake at that thatpoint thatpoint thatpoint
point the vibrations beginning bt Father Fath Father Father ¬
er Odenbachs observatory at 466 a m mand mand inand
and continuing until 626 626The 625The 6i6The
The period of greatest disturbance disturbancewas
was from 612 to 520 a m Father
Odenbaeh estimated tlmated the distance from
the center at from 2000 000 to 5000 miles mil milFollowing
Following Is the statement t issued i sued
by the Coast and Geodetic Survey
An earthquake of considerable considerablemagnitude conlderablemagnitude considerablemagnitude
magnitude was recorded by the seis seismograph 8el 8elmograph seismograph ¬
mograph at the Cheltenham mag magnetic magnetic magnetic ¬
netic observatory on the morning of
July 30 the principal phases occur occurring occurring occurring ¬
ring as follows 75th meridian mean meantime meantime meantime
time Beginning 5 hours 58 Imnutes
3 seconds beginning beginning of second phase phaseS
S hours 15 minutes 20 seconds and andended andended andended
ended 7 hours IS minutes minutesThe minutesThe minutesThe
The origin of the earthquake earthquakewaves earthquakewavea earthquakewaves
waves was was probably about 2500 miles milesdistant milesdltant milesdistant
distant distantSHOCKS dltantSHOCKS distantSHOCKS
SHOCKS RECORDED RECORDEDBY
BY Y SEISMOGRAPHS SEISMOGRAPHSCLEVELAND SEISMOGRAPHSCLEVELAND
CLEVELAND Ohio July 30 3OSelmo 3OSelmograph 30Sefamographs Seismo Seismographs ¬
graphs in Father Odenbachs observa observatory obaervatory obseryatory ¬
tory at St Ignatius College this morning morn mornins moraIne
ins Ine recorded tremors indicating Indicatingever a aevere asevere
ever earthquake earthquakeFather earthquakeFather earthquakeFather
Father Odenbach said the center of ofthe of ofthe r rtIM
the shock probably was aa within a radius radiusof radluor radiusof
of 2000 to 5000 miles distant i iThe IThe IThe
The shocks hocks began at i56 a m and andended andended andended
ended at 126 26 a m A long disturbancecontinued dIsturbancecontinued disturbance disturbancecontinued
continued from BOS 50 a m to 535 a m mIt mIt mIt
It was heaviest from 512 to 620 a L m mThrough mThrouk mThrougk
Through Service to Chicago and St StLouis StLout StLouis
Louis Pennsylvania Railroad trains trainsleaving tralulevln trainsleaving
leaving levln Washington at 1156 a m 548 548and 14and 45 45and
and 700 0D p m carry through sleeping sleepingcars 81eoplnccan sleepingcars
cars to Chicago Through sleeping car carto carto carto
to St Louis Lou leaves Washington 340 3 310 p pm pmKo pmNo m mextra
Ko extra fare op any Ut train except the thePennsylvania thePennelvanla thep thePennsylvania
Pennsylvania 3 Special Sp8clJu City Cit Ticket TicketAdvt TicketOmceltith TicketOillce16th
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THAW NOW N0 GRILLED GRILLEDBY GRILLEDBY
BY PRESIDING JUDGE JUDGESlayer JUDGESlayer
Slayer of Stanford WhiteLeaves White WhiteLeaves WhiteLeaves
Leaves Stand Shaking Shakingand Shakingand Shakingand
and Nervous NervousWHITE NervousWIDTJI NervouswHITE
WHITE PLAINS N Y Julr JulrJustice Ju 30Justice a aJuetlee
Justice Isaac Mills who Is to d decide od tne tneat tnefat thefate
fat fate at of Harry HalT K Thaw took Thaw in into Into into ¬
to his own hands today to ay and after aftf fif fifteen fifteen ¬
teen minutes of questioning que tJcmln by the keen keeneyed kefime1ed keeneyed
eyed jurist the prisoner left the stand standshaking 6t8n 6t8nahaJdnc standshaking
shaking and nervous He was wa oonfi oonfident a nfl nfldent nfl nfldent
dent however that he had favorably favorablyimpressed fvorab1 fvorab1Impreued favorablyimpressed
impressed the justiceThis Justice JusticeThis julltieeTh
This Th the most severe of Thaws or ordeals ordeals ordeals ¬
deals came after two hours of terrific terrificcrossexamination terrlftccrouexamlraUon terrlaccrossexamination
crossexamination at the hands hfiftd of Je Jerome JQrom Jerome ¬
romeAt rome romeAt rom romAt
At the end of the morning session sessionwhen seneawhen n nhen
when hen Jerome announced that he bethrough was wasthrough wasthrough
through with Ith Thaw Justice Mills turned turnedto
to the prisoner and said he wanted to toask touk toask
ask him some questions He picked out outthree outthree outthree
three vital points in the case caseThe caeeThe caseThe
The alleged delusion delusl n concerning concerningWhite concerningWhite concerningWhite
White the apparently Incoherent notes notesmade notesmade notesmade
made by Thaw for his hi counsel during duringthe duringtbe duringthe
the first and second trials and the ex exaggerated exacgerated exaggerated ¬
aggerated ego which Justice Mills sakiThaw saki saidThaw sakiThaw
Thaw exhibited in his conduct during duringthe durln durlnthe duringthe
the trial of this case caseDo cueDo caseDo
Do you 1 < u hold the same same tUU belief as to topractices topractices topractices
practices in White that yu Y l held when whenyou wbenOU whenyou
you OU were examined by Dr Evan who whosaid whoaid whosaki
said you 01 had paranoia asked Justice JusticeMills JusticeMills
Mills 111
MillsNot
UNot Not exactly exactlyIn exactlyUln
Uln In substance substanceI aublltaneer aublltaneerI
I found I was mistaken in some someContinued 3IOfIMhth someContinued
Continued on Slight hth h Page
OFFICERS OF DEFUNCTCONCERN DEFUNCTCONCERN DEFUNCT DEFUNCTHarry
CONCERN ARE INDICTED INDICTEDHarry
Harry J Waring and Edward M Carroll of Bank De Depositors De Depositors Depositors ¬
positors Insurance Company Are Charged With WithHaving WithHaving WithHaving
Having Misused the Mails
Harry J Warins at1q and nd Edward Ed watd M MCarrel MCarroll II IICarron
Carrel former tor o oftlcers cer of the now de defunct d dtUlct defuret ¬
funct Bank Depositors JeJ CNitora Insurance Com Company Company Cornpawl ¬
pany were today indicted bwlleted by the grand grandJury grandJury grandjury
Jury charged with having vlng used the themails themal themain
mails mal to distribute misleading reports reportsconcerning reportsconcerning ports portsconcerning
concerning the financial condition of the theconcern tbeconcern theconcern
concern concernTogether concernToether concernTogether
Together with this indictment six sixothers sixotbera sixothers
others were returned against various variouspersons vanoulpersons variouspersons
persons which completes the work of efthe ofthe ofthe
the grand rand Jury which was discharged dischargeduntil dlecharreduntil dischargeduntil
until September 7 7The 7The 7The
The Bank Depositors Insurance Company Com Compsny Company
pany was incorporated in IMS and three threeyears threeyears threeyears
years later Waring and Carroll are arer aret arer
r
START OF CHALMERSDETROIT CHALMERSDETROITPATHFINDER CHALMERSDETROITPATHFINDER CHALMERSDETROITI CHALMERSDETROITIPATHFINDER I
PATHFINDER CAR FROM FROMMUNSEY FROMMUNSEY FROMMUNSEY
MUNSEY BUILDING BUILDINGVrCTORY BUILDINGTAFT j
1TORI OF TAFT TAFTIS TAFTCountry
IS MADE MADECOMPLETE MADECOMPLETECai5iflet COMPLETE C1PLETECabinet COMPLETECapifiet
Cabinet Capifiet Congressmen andCountry and andCountry andLaud
Country CountryIS Laud His Tariff TariffTriumph TariffTriu TariffTriumph
Triumph TriumphBy Triu ph I IBy
By JAMES HAY Jr JrVJotoripus JrVJ JrZTl4totiflu5
VJotoripus VJ pus In his fight for fOIt downward downwardrevision downwardrevision downwardrevision
revision of the tariff and congratulated congratulatedby
by a grateful country the President to today today today ¬
day expressed expressed himself as ready to C sign signthe signthe signthe
the conference conf rence report on the measure measurewhenever measurewneneVer measurewhenever
whenever It shall be presented pre ented to him himWhen himVhen himWhen
When the conferees agreed reed on on the bill billlate billlato billlate
late yesterday afternoon atternoon they put tho thoformal thoformal theformal
formal and public ub11c seal on the triumph triumphwon trIumphwon triumphwon
won by Mr Taft a weak ago It was wasthen wasthen wasthen
then that he was first certain of vie vietor vlctOI1 victory
tor tory for as was told in The Times he heknew heknew heknew
knew at that time that the conferees confereeswould confereeswould confereeswould
would consent to his demands for re reductions reductlpns reductipns ¬
ductions ductlpns on the schedules he e thought thoughtmost thU thoughtmoat ht htmost
most tmpprtant tP the people peonjeWithin peopleWithin p onle onleWithIn
Within the last weak however there therewas therewas therewas
was a determined effort on the part prtof pflrtof partof
of the hide interests the lumber jjeo jjeople Jt peop1e O Ole
ple le and the glove combine to persuade persuuethe persuadethe
the President not to insist on his de demands demands demands
mands as they affected their Interests InterestsTo InterestsTo interestsTo
To this he would not accede and his hisvictory his hisvictory hisvictory
victory followed as a matter of course courseTaft eoUnleTaft courseTaft
Taft Delighted DelightedThere DelightedThere DelightedThere
There are many Items In the bill billwith billwltb billwith
with which the President is delighted delightedsaid deUghted1 deUghted1said delightedsaid
said one of his closest advisers this af afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
ternoon Of course no man who knows knowstariff knowstllrlff knowstariff
tariff Is perfectly satisfied with a tariff tariffbill tartftbill tariffbbl
bill in Its entirety but on the whole wholeMr wBoleMr wholeMr
Mr Taft and his friends feel sure that thathe th thathe t the
he has fulfilled his campaign campal n promises promisesand promlKsand promisesand
and carried carr1 d out the spirit and the letter letterof latterof letterof
of the party platform for genuine down downward downward downward ¬
ward revision revisionThe revisionThe revisionThe
The President was assured today by
his Congressional callers that there therewill therewill therewill
will be not the slightest difficulty about
the bill in its present shape passing ptls lng both
the Senate and the House in short order orderDetails ordetDetails orderDetails
Details of Victory VictoryFirst VictoryI VictoryFirst
First of all he is delighted with his hisvictory hisvictory hisvictory
victory in compelling the conferees to tomeet tomeet tomeet
I meet his demands on the essential essentialproducts 8SHfttlalproducts essenticiproducts
products and articles as follews follewsFree fnlt fnltFree follewaFree
Free hides hidesFree hidesFree hidesFree
Free oil oilIron 011Iron oilIron
Iron ore at the very low rate of IS ISaents 11aonts 15cents
cents aontsLumber centsLumber aentsLumber
Lumber Lumber at SLSL SLSLGloves L1 L1Gloves 15Gloves
Gloves at the Senate rates instead iMteedot iMteedotthe of ofthe ofthe
the House high h b rates ratesHosiery ratesHosiery ratesHosiery
Hosiery at materially JhaterlaUy reduced rates ratesCheaper rat ratCkeaper rateeCheaper
Cheaper grades ades of cotton at lower dit ditties dotin dmties ¬
ties tiesCoal
Coal at 45 instead of 09 cents centsIt cents gent8It centsIt
It is of interest to note that The TheTimes TheTimes TheTimes
Times was the first paper pap r to print printmore printmore printmore
more than a week ago that in its Anal Analform ftnalform finalform
form the bill would embody these tbe e demands de demands demands ¬
mands of the President PresidentFriends PresidentFriends PresidentFriends
Friends of the Administration n are arepointing arepointing arepointing
pointing out today that she the conferees confereesvere conteretswere confereeswere
were not coerced to this action aptktn tlen in a dis disagreeable diaagreeable disagreeable ¬
agreeable manner As soon a at as < the bill billwent bmwent billwent
went to conference they asked the thePresident thePre thePresident
President Pre k1ent to give Ive his opinion on the therates therates therates
rates tentatively agreed on From time timeto Um6to timeto
to time he did this and the ilaal tna effect ef effect 8lteet ¬
fect was to get the measure into its itspresent IUspresent itspresent
present form formMr formMr formMr
Mr Taft Tafj is particularly pleased pleas with withthe withthe withthe
the paragraphs paI1i rapIIS in the bill providing f for forContinued r rContinued I
Continued on Second S Dd Page I
I II
aald = Id to have hay gotten control of it It They Theyare Thelare Theyare
are said Id to have ha n bald out that they theywere tlte tltewere theywere
were ready to contract with banks banksthroughout 1MInkathrou hanksthroughout
throughout throu Jtout the country to indemnifydepositors Indemnify Indemnifydepositors JIHIattydep6llttors
depositors against ain t loss and In the theevent tbeevent theevent
event of failure of a bank to make makeall good goodall foodall
all losses l0 iHJ8 They are further accused accusedof aec UMd UMdof
of having havln used the names nam of many manyprominent many manyprominent nmanyprominent
prominent business bushl men In Washington Washingtonas Washfn < < ton tona
as a officers of the company companyMost comJMmr1Ioat companyMost
Most of these thell men whose names Qam were wereused were wereused wereused
used according to the District Attorney ttorftef
declare that it was done without any anyauthority anyauUtority anyauthority
authority from them The OOIJIJMIo oam company companywas pony ponywas Y Ywas
was made mall the tb subject of an order of
dissolution by Justice Wright on March Marchlast
24 last
TARIFF AGREEMENI AGREEMENIBROUGHTTOHOUSE AGREEMENT AGREEMENTBROUGHT
BROUGHT BROUGHTTOHOUSE BROUGHTTOHOUSEBY TO HOUSE HOUSEBY
BY CHAIRMAN AmMAN PAYNE PAYNENev
New Yorker Given Ovation Ovationby Ovationby Ovationby
by Associates ssoci tes on the theFloor theFloor theFloor
Floor FloorBILL FloorBILL FloorBILL
BILL IN COMMITTEE COMMITTEETWENTYONE COMMITTBETVENTY COMMITTEETWENTY
TWENTYONE TWENTY ONE DAYSLower DAYS DAYSLower DAYSLower
Lower Duties on Commodities Com odi i s td tdthe t tothe < 1 1the
the Value of 4978000000 4978000000Consumed 4g78OOOOOOConsumed 4078000000Consumed
Consumed by People PeopleBy PeopleBy PeopleBy
By j J C WELLIVER WELLIVERAfter WELLIVERAft WELLIVERAfter
After Aft r twentyone days of strug struggle struggle struggle ¬
gle the conference committee to today today today ¬
day reported reported to the f e lower house its itsagreement itsagreement itsagreement
agreement upon the AMrichPayne AMrichPaynetariff AklrichPaynetariff AldrichPaynetariff
tariff measure measureWith measureWith measureWith
With almost every member in inhis inhis inhis
his seat with half the membership membershipof
of the Senate on on the floor and with withthe withthe withhe
the he galleries crowded by a distin distinguished dIstinguished distinguished ¬
guished company including diplo diplomats diplomats diplomats ¬
mats high officials the wives of oflegislators oflegislatqrs oflegislators
legislators and officials and distin distinguished distinguished distinguislied ¬
guished visitors the House received receivedfrom receivedfrom receivedfrom
from Chairman Payne of the tlieWays tlieWaysand Ways Waysand Waysand
and Means Committee the long longawaited longawaited longawaited
awaited report reportThere reportThere reportThere
There was a great eat ovation for the thechairmfh thechairmm thechairm
chairmfh chairm n when he arose ar to an announce announce announce ¬
nounce that th t the work was com completed completed completed ¬
pleted and he was ready to fey it itbefore itbefore itbefore
before the House A vainer vmnerman vmnermanby man manby manby
by far than Mr Payne might havebeen have havebeen havebeen
been thrilled with the tribute t tribc e thatwas that thatwas thatwas
was paidPERSONAL paid paidPERSONAL paidPfRS01lAL < >
PERSONAL PfRS01lAL TRIBUTE TRIBISmIt TRIBUTEIt TR 6T 6TIt
k
It was in verylarge very large i part > art personal per personal peronaI ¬
sonal onaI too EVeryood1 E Verybody In the thecheering theoh6orln theoheoring
oh6orln cheering clapping mt jadltifcude ttfiti 3Litude uc knew kAewthht knewthat 1Q1ewth
that th t the chairman of Ways and andMeans andMeans andMeans
Means had made I mde himself hlmS If thelargest the thelargest thelargest
largest figure in the conference conferenceEverybody copferenceEverybody conferenceEverybody
Everybody knew that he had been heenth beenthe beenthe
th the right hand of the President Presidentand PresidentantI Presidentand
and the spokesman spokl man of the great greatbody greatbodY greatbody
body of public opinion which had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been sadly disaffected with the bill billwhich billwhich billwhich
which passed pas ed the Senate Andwhile And Andwhile Andhlle
while hlle there was rather a vague vaguenotion vaguenntion vaguenotion
notion of exactly what results had hadbeen hadbean hadbeen
been achieved in conference yet It Itwar Itwar itwan
war known that under the leadership leader leadership leaderfihip ¬
ship of Payne Payne the conference had hadmade hadIIilde hadmade
made a long list of a concessions to tothe tothe tothe
the insistence of the President and andthe andthe andthe
the demand of public opinion for forlarger fort
1 t larger measure mEUi ure of otreal real down downward downward downward ¬
ward revision revisionIt
It was manifestly a proud mo moment moment mo moment ¬
ment for the veteran chairman of ofWays ofWays ofWays
Ways and Means as he stood to tosurvey tosurvey tosurvey
survey the cheering multitude The TheHouse TheHouse TheHouse
House was on its feet all parties partiesBd partiesD partiesanc
anc D Bd all factions uniting in the re reception rec6pton reception ¬
ception The galleries fluttered flutteredwith lluttaredWIth flutteredwith
with handkerchiefs waved by the thewomen theomen thewomen
women omen In fluffy whiteness whiten s who whou whohAd
hAd > u 1c > d braved the heat to see the thetstoric thelstoric the1storic
tstoric sight si ht It was several min minutes minutes minutes ¬
utes before the chairman c airman was allowed al allowed allowed ¬
lowed to proceed with his state statement lltatemanto statement ¬
ment
But ORe OutcomeThe Outcome OJ1tcomeThe Outcomered
The tamper t per of th the Iuse iu IRowe red redThe and the com comment cornmoot m mment ¬
ment of Senators and ad Represetattves Repreeettlon50tall of ofall ofall
all shades Mad of opinion made cIea deajrvery deajrveryearly very yerYearly veryearly
early that there was only one 1M possible pestribleoutcome poet possibleoutcome < Mble MbleOIt
OIt outcome the acceptance of the conference confer conference coarelr ¬
ence report r rt hy b both Houses and the thaapproval theapproval theapproval
approval of the measure hy b the Free Freeder President Pre i id ¬
dent d der 1 There te 1 no disposition dilJpo lUen la any anyquarter anyquarter anyquarter
quarter to delay or filibuster Congrcs Congrcsis ru3 ru3Is
is worn out and knows the country 1s 1stoo Is Istoo istoo
too tooThere
There will be only onl the formal discus ftocussfbn c1l discussron eus eusfon
sfbn fon in the House HOUMwhleh which te powrfbe paseibeunder powrfbeunder be beunder
under the present HeMIttmtnlldration administration of that thatbodys thtbodys thQbodys
bodys rules ru The bAt will w probably go soto goto goto
to the Senate mate In time to be taken take under underconsideration underconsideraUon underconsideration
consideration Monday on aT and general ex expectation expectation expectation ¬
pectation is that it will have passed pUlledand passedand passedand
and become law under the Excutivsignature Executive Executivesignature JCxecutivstrnature <
signature by the close of the next ext week weekThe weekThe weekThe
The overwhelming eYerwhell ag fact about the ae re reception reception reception ¬
ception given the conference COftt renoe report was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the general gratification tlftcat1oll of alt all con concerned COtlcerned concorned ¬
cerned Some indeed were W more morepleased morep morepleased
pleased p that the conference had finished finishedits anishedits l8hed
its task than they were with the work workaccomplished workaccomplished workaccomplished
accomplished others felt that the lb con conference conftren conference ¬
ference ftren had vastly improved the mea measure measure measure ¬
sure There were some dtagnmtled dl rruatl and anddisappointed anddlappoaatecl anddisappointed
disappointed statesmen at who saw their theitspecial tbei tbeiapedal theirspecial
special Interests sacrificed crtiteed In the cause causaof causeoC causeof
of peace pea and compromise eomproml and of these theset tteeethe
the t e hide statesmen pt were the tfc most mo dis disaffected dlaeeted disail ¬
ail affected < < eeted But Butwept swept before the great greatwave greatwave greatwave
wave of gratification over the comple completion CIOmpetlon completion ¬
tion of the task there was little chance chanceSI chancex25
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Rallro Railroad Railroad d Tickets good returning until untilSunday untilSunday untilSunday
Sunday night nl ht All regular trains except exceptthe exceptthe xceptthe
the Congressional Limited LmltedAdvt LmltedAdvtI Advt
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