2 THE WASHINGTON W ASKIN GTO N HERALD MONDAY DECEMBEE DE CEMBER 10 1905
PROBE FOR RAILROADS RAILROADSCOl1unerce RAILROADSCoinnicree
Commerce Body Bod Has Plans Plansfor Plansfor Plaitsfor
for Iiivestdgatioii IiivestdgatioiiHILLS Il IiivcstJgationiths vestjgatiollHILLS
HILLS iths SYSTEM IN THE LIST LISTXeir LISTNew
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New e York Central Another notIler on Il Which WhichWhite WhichWhite 1fch 1fchbite
White bite Light of Publicity Pub1icIt Will 1111 Be BePlayed liePiayctlSjuyicNnni c cPlnet
Played Plnet PiayctlSjuyicNnni Stnyvcw StnyelfnntF1Hl1 ant Plsli HaTaIte Hn HaN lnlketl lnlketlOerAfinlrH Tflh1e4lOver l lOver
Over OerAfinlrH Affair TvItli 1t1l Chairman Keep KeepWill ICCI1YIII cep cepWill
Will Use Fnll Power PovrerPlans PowerPlans PowerPian
Plans Pian are under consideration by the theInterstate theInterst theIntershU
Interstate Interst t Commerce Commission that thatcontemplate thatcontemplate thtcontenii4te
contemplate the most sweeping the most mostcomprehensive mostcompreheft8tve mostcomprehelstve
comprehensive and farreaching farreachl inves investigation Investigation investigation ¬
tigation into the management of the rail railroads railroads railroads ¬
roads of the United States StatesEarly 81 81Early Stat StatEar1
Early Ear1 In I the new 11 year practically p actkIIy Uadly an anthe anthe aflthe
the great systems s tems in the country 01J tIT will be bethe bethe bethe
the subject of inquiries such uek as s has s been beenordered beenordered en enordered
ordered in the ease of the Harriman II IIand lines Jlnea linesand
and a nd such as will 1U soon be ordered in rela relation Te1ation relation ¬
tion to the road controlled and operated operatedby opera operaby operatedby
by James J mes J Hill HillWhile HiliWhile HillWhile
While the members of the commission commissionare coamIssonare
are not inclined to cues dt their work workit workIt workit
it is known that practically every rail railroad railroad railroad ¬
road in the United State u suspected of ofworking ofworking f
working work1n in combination with competing competingroads eompettatgroads competiasgroads
roads will have the searchlight of C pub p pHefty pubbetty j jlicity
Hefty thrown upon it itXew Ite1T it itew
Xew e1T York Central Too TooIn TooIn TooIn
In addition to the Harriman Hrt aad aa Hill Hillsystems mnsystem Hillsystems
systems U ts s understood that the com commission OOMmission cornmission ¬
mission is I quietly looking into the opera operations operations operalions ¬
tions of the New York Central and the thevarious thearlous theariou
various ariou lines controlled by It That the theNew theNew theNew
New York Central will 111 eventually eventuallybrougbt b be bebrought j
brought fa face e to face with 1th an investiga investigation Inve Inveetigation t1p t1ption ¬
tion by the commission ia the belief here hereIt hereIl hereJt
It is true said Chairman Knapp yes yesterday yesterday yesterday ¬
terday Uthat that we have in mind an inquiry inquiryinto Inquiryinto inquiryinto
into the operations of the Hill roads It Itwill Itwill Itwill
will be of the same general character as asthe asthe asthe
the one we are about to institute into intothe Intothe intothe
the management mana ment of the socalled Harrl Harrlman Harriman Iarriman
man lines Stuyvesant FIsh has talked talkedthe talkedthe talkedthe
the matter over ov with us He did not notcome notcome notcQrne
come here by appointment but he h offered offeredus otteredus
us the benefit of his knowledge of rail railroad ranroad railroad ¬
road conditions in the event that we may mayneed Jna Jnaneed mayneed
need him himComminiMinn himConunIHMlon himComniLsIon
ComminiMinn lion Much Power PovrerIt
It I t is the belief of the commission conuni that thata
a thorough h insight into the methods of ofthe oCthe f fthe
the railroads of the country will tend to toa tea toa
a a more efficient administration admlnl tnttlon of the thenew tMnew thenew
new rate law laweven even if it does not notviolatlon disclose discloseviolations disclosevioIatiots
violations of the law such as discrimina discriminations dl8ertmlnations diaerlminations ¬
tions against individuals and communi communities eommuntUe communtties ¬
ties Ue Under the interstate commerce act actas actas 1 1as
as amended last winter the commission commisetenhas commissionhas len lenhas
has authority to examine all books and andrecords UHlrecords andreeords
records of o railroad companies Formerly Formerlyit
it was limited to a search for single singleitems lllneleitems sinIeitems
items Under the changed cban ed order of o things thingsit thlD thlDIt
it may scrutinize every entry and every everyrecord everyrecont everyrecord
record In the books of the carriers This Thispublicity Tbbipublicity Thispublicity
publicity feature will greatly aid the thecommission thecommlseion thecommission
commission in the series of investigations investigationsupon IftftMlpUouUpot Investigationsupon
upon which Welt it is about to embark embarkDIES embarkDIES embarkDIES
DIES AT AGE OF 101 101Ilnuchter 10lDnuhter 101lnugliter
Ilnuchter of Soldier of the Revolu Revolutionary Rcolntlonnr ReoluIlonary ¬
tionary tlonnr War nr Expires ExpiresPort DXlllrcHPort lSXiilresPort
Port Jervte Dec i IMrs Mrs Gainford the thelast tbela thelast
last la t of a family of fourteen four a children of ofJabez ofJabez ofJabez
Jabez Rockwell a soldier of the Revolu Revolutionary Revolutionary Revohitionary ¬
tionary war died this morning mornln of old age ageat a aat ageat
at the home of her daughter dau btt r Mrs Emma Emmaerint SminaCrine KinmaCrine
Crine CrineShe erintShe CrineShe
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Pa June 30 30 18ft D6 l and was a daughter tKer of ofJabex ofJabez ofJabex
Jabex Rockwell by his second wife tjte Elisa Elisabeth EIIuhet Eftanbeth ¬
het beth h Rockford whom 1Iom he married nitCI in Sep September September Soptember ¬
tember 1718 l7 She was twice married first firstto 1Intto rst rstto
to John Kimball Kimball and second to WHIIam W Uam UamL
1 L 1 > Gainford both deceased d Mrs rs Gain GeJnf GttJnfIrd Gainfrd
fIrd f rd celebrated her Mist birthday birthdayTunt last lastJunr lastJune
June and on her K0th birthday rode for forthe forthe forthe
the first time in a trolley car carTHINK carTHINK carTHINK
THINK COOK HEAD IS FOUND POUNDIlntvnilnnN FOUNDUnwnllnnN FOUNDlIavnhIanM
IlntvnilnnN Believe They rhc Have Io Iopnteil 10ntell loentoil
pnteil Inrt of ISiiilorcrM Iluinnliin IluinnliinHonolulu nomnlnltHonolulu RciiininsHonolulu
Honolulu Hawaii Dec I 9The The head of ofCapt ofCapt ofapt
Capt apt Cook the man who discovered the theHawaiian theHaaliAn thehawaiian
Hawaiian Islands has been n discovered d1 in intl Inth Inti
tl th opinion of J A A Pritchard and ancIWagener W WYagener WWagener
Wagener of the Inland bf Hawaii who whohave whoha whohave
have ha been conducting < archaeological arc teal in inquiries 111Iujrl Iniiiijrlos ¬
quiries Iujrl s in connection with the Identity of ofthe oft
the t hf > particular head which l eb was found em embalmed eJft1Ia embalmed ¬
balmed balmedThis 1Ia balmedThis lmtd lmtdThis
This head was that of a white man n It Itwas ItWas Itwas
was located near Keaiakelraa Bay Ha Hawaii HaifH Hawell ¬
well ifH where Capt Cook met his h death th at acthe attht atth
the th hands of natives he had wronged wrongedThere wlOllpdT1fre wrangedTLere
There has always been considerable mys mystery my mytfry mystery ¬
tery as to th the manner in which all of the thebody thebody thebody
body of Cant Cook was disposed d of ofWEATHEE ofWEATHER ofWEATHER
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REPAIRS FOR NAVY YARD YARDEntinmteM YARDEflUnntH YDEMtiiinten
EntinmteM Submitted Show Decrenae Decrenaefrom DeerenetrOJll flecrettiefrom
from Last Appropriation AppropriationAccording tpproprizttlonAesording Pllrol1rlntionAcoordlnJt
According to the estimates e UmRtes submitted submittedby S1lbmftted1t7 spbmlttedby
by the Navy Departmept for 190S 1903 the thelocal tbelocal thelocal
local nary yard rd needs 5tCl 596619 sltL 19 exclu exclusive exclusive exchzalve ¬
sive of 256000 OOOO which is I to be ex expended exJt9ftd exponde4 ¬
pended Jt9ftd in beginning beglnntn the erection of a at atet asteel
steel t I floating dry dock d Ck the U total cost costof eoBtwhlth costof
of which is to t be 1250000 1250000Many 120008 120008Many 12OOCOMany
Many new features are being planned plannedby planafMIby plannedby
by th tho officials of the tft Navy Na Department Departmentamong Departmentmon Departmentamong
among mon which are the erection erectionef of a a new newfoundry nwfoumlr newfoundry
foundry foumlr house for which 1 1IMM ia iaaaked Saked Iiasked
asked ked and a a quay wall which will eo cost t tSStOOO
SStOOO The total appropriation for the theentire theentire theentire
entire navy asked for amounts to Sl1i 11S ll ll43j44
43144 47 an Increase Incr of U771suover 27727SS3Jover 27727SS3J 77TSflUover
over the estimate Umate for 1987 1987Among U07Among l7Among
Among other improvements contem contemplated contemplattd containplated ¬
plated in Washington is the extension extensionof
of l the underground conduit system and andan au4al andnit
an extension extesi n of pavements telephone telephoneand teJeplacuaean1 tejephoneanti
and Are alarm systems and of the theplant gas gasplant gasplant
plant plantThe plantThe plantThe
The appropriations for the Washing Washington Waahlacto Washingtoil ¬
ton to yard show aho a decrease tecrease of iS2M iS2MSALVATIONIST 4S2NSALVATIONIST SSH SSHSALVATIONIST
SALVATIONIST IS INSANE INSANEStnlilmiller INSANEStnl1lmlller INSANEStulilmiller
Stnlilmiller Locked Up In AVashlns AVashlnstoii VnHhlngton nslilng nslilngton
ton Asylum AsylumBenedict AslumBenedict Asylumlienedict
Benedict Stuhlmiller of the Salvation SalvationArmy SMYAttoftArmy SclvatioaArmy
Army was Wa yeaterday 7 rday consigned Uj the theWashington theWuhlntOll theWashington
Washington Asylum for the t h he Insane InsaneHe lnuneHe hnianeHo
He was brought to police poli headquarters headquartersyesterday beadqrten7Utent7 headquartersyesterday
yesterday afternoon by Detectives Con Connell Connell Connell
nell and Evans and Sanitary Officer OfficerSroufe omeerSroute OllicorSroue
Sroufe was summoned He was taken to tothe tothe tothe
the First precinct station and after an anexamination aneJCaminatlon anexamination
examination papers for his commitment commitmentto leftt lefttto
to St St Elizabeths were made out It waf wafthought wafthoupat wa wathought
thought for a long Jon time that Sluhlmttter Sluhlmttterwas SUlhlD ler lerhiBe
was Insane anne He preached on the streets streetsin Feet FeetIn reeta reetain
in a frantic manner and never failed to toattract toattract toattract
attract a crowd He Trcs < ri8 ts born In Ger Germany Ger1lNUtJ Ocrmany ¬
many but it te not known tjaown when wit whe he Hto cams oameto camsto
to the United States Stat He H baa been ia 1 the thecity tbecity thecity
city for several years yearsMONAGHAN yearLMONAGHAN yearsIOIAUIIAN
MONAGHAN TELLS OF JAPANReviews JAPANReviews JAPAN JAPANReviews
Reviews Work of Missionaries Who WhoSpread WhoSpread WhoSpread
Spread Christianity ChristianitySays
Sn Says J JJn lingjad n rlaiil Has Japanese J IJRnCHC Alliance Alliancemid AlUancnllel Allianceniiil
mid That Xlpponcse Porge to tlio tlioFront tlloPro tlteFront
Front Pro t af Well ell Educated People PeoplePref leoplePrs e91llc e91llcPNC
Pref J CL C Moeaghaas toetare Iect hut hutnight Jutt lastitight
night t OH Japan Ja for the benefit et f the theJapanese tileJaJlUMl theJapanese
Japanese Nt mjenloiiartea I 1 te that eowatry eowatrywas ocuatrywas tr trwa
was wa heard by aa audience which taxed taxedthe tax taxthe taxedthe
the capacity of Qomaga 0 Hall Father FatherltiTa1ld FatherFerrand j jFerrand
Ferrand of the order of French mill mtesionaries millsIonarle missionaries
sionaries made a brief address before beforethe 1 eforethe beforethe
the lecture We and a d exfdained the object of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the work and made a strong plea for forliberal fOftllbera forliberal
liberal support StereofKleon views view were wereused weNUNCi wereused
used by Prof Monaghaii M toward the close closeof closeof e
of the lecture The Th pictures were brought broughtfrom broughtfront t tfrom
from Japan by b the missionary tether tetherThe tat11ftThe fatherThe
The lecturer began bill talk by a astrong aluatraUoq astioug
strong illustration of the help that Chris Christianity CIIrtatlautty Christianity ¬
tianity can give ve to the people of the theOrient theOrient theOrient
Orient and explained Md why Christianity ChristianityHe
fa necessary to the Ja Japanese He Hehis HeIds ended endedhis
his Introduction by byan an appeal to the char charity ellarIt charIty ¬
ity It of Wa W Wasngtonlaas hfogtonian6 onIus to aaatet fn its itsspread tQd tQContinuing Itsspread
spread spreadContinuing spreadContinuing d
Continuing the speaker said midthings Four Fourthings PourthlDp
things have at times been feared by men menthe JDeIIthe menthe
the mountain the rivers riven the ocean and andthe aDdthe andthe
the mutual dread of nations The beeN8 beeN8tam moon moontame manstahis
tame have been be n tunneled and what hat has hasbeen baabeen hasbeen
been done can n be b done again The riv rivers riven nvera ¬
ers have ba ve been bridged ed and are ashier subservient wb8ervlent ashiervient ¬
vient to the will of men The ocean oceanmightiest oceanm oceanmightiest
m mightiest Uat of elements te no longer an ob object Qb Qbject ohoct ¬
ject oct of fear Sailors love Its I power and andI anddread anddread
I dread only the land and the lee shore shoreAt sboIet shoreAt
At t the approach appr eaeh ef the hurricane they tbe fly flyfrom bfrom flyfrom
from the rocks of the land and take takerefuge takerefuse takerefuge
refuge on Its ts mighty m t bosom But mutual mutualdread Jmltoaldread mutualdread
dread still exists The nations are afraid afraidof afraidor afraidof
of each h other and are a annl arming themselves themselvesNever themselvesNever eJv eJvNever
Never did the Moodiest days cia of the cru cruscdes cruscdes cnnscdes
scdes see such lust ut for war and such suchshew aucJtshew suchshow
shew of power powerEngland pmerthat powerKugd
England that mistress of the thewith thewith seas seaswith
with her coaling coaH f stations in every point pointof pointof
of vantage vanta m In the world has in diplo diplomatic dlplomatic dtplomatle ¬
matic language 1an U an alliance with Japan JapanIn JapanIn JapanIn
In the language la of the people that means meansthat JDta1l8that meansthat
that when Japan fights ft ht5 England fights Adltaiand aghtsand fightsand
and vice versa Behind this affiance affiancestands aUiancestands alliancestands
stands China the richest country an the theglobe the11obt theglobe
globe with the exception of America and andricher andrieh andricher
richer rieh < by far in the matter of o natural re resources re re1IOuree resources ¬
sources sourcesThe 1IOureeThe sourcesThe
The American travels in Ids automo automobile automobile autnwbile ¬
bile and a cloud of dust surrounds him himfront himffOtB himfrom
front th the beginning gtthli of his Journey te the theend t tend theend
end He sees nothing The Japanese Ja studies studiesether studiesthet studiesother
ether thet countries and does not imitate imitatethem imitatethem imitatethem
them hot adopts the t lie best he finds in inthem inthem InthenL
them themThe
The wisest of the Japanese e want oar oarreligion MIlreDl ourreligion
religion on without our philosophy The yel yelfow yellow yeilow
low peril is not In war but In the capacity capacityof capacitJof
of the Asiatics A They are truthful trutb capa capable capable capslola ¬
ble men and we must be truthful with withthem withthem withthou
them Let our statesmen explain to the thestatesman tbfstatesman thestatwnan
statesman of Japan why their presence m mthe In Inthe Inthe
the schools of San Francisco Is objection objectionable objectloDa objectionable ¬
a able and the trouble will be stopped In Inthe tathe Isthe
the land where here it originated originatedSHAOTOff orltnatedSHANNON originatedSKANNON
SHANNON FUNERAL TUESDAY1 TUESDAY1Printing TUESDAY TUESDAYPrlntlnJ flTESDAYIrlnting
Printing Oftlce O lee IBmiiloye to He Buried BnricdIn DnrlcdIn Buriedin
In Mount Olivet OlivetThe OlhcfThe OlivetThe
The funeral of the late J F Shannon Shannonwho SbanDODwho Shannonwho
who was stricken with 1th an attack of heart heartfailure 1aeArtfailure heartfailure
failure and died in ids office o lee at the Gov Government Government 0evsrnment ¬
ernment Printing Office Saturday Saturda will be beheld beheld beheld
held Tuesday morning at M oclock from fromSL fromSt fromSt
SL St Atoysius Church and the burial will willbe willbe willbe
be in Mount OUDt Olivet OlivetHe OllvetHe OlivetHe
He was w a member of the ute Knights IOdS ta of ofColumbus ofColUlllbus ofColumbus
Columbus also the N G D C and of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Washington Light L ht Infantry Corps AU AHof AUof AUof
of the above wiH take ta ke part par in the funeral funeralceremonies tuttel8lcetRtOftH fusseralceremonies
ceremonies cetRtOftH The pallbearers will be belected se selected selooted ¬
lected today today3Irs todayMrs y y3lrs
Mrs Mary Unr Ollnre Drops Dead DundMr IullAInI DeadMrs
Mr Mrs Mary OHare OHare of 38W 4 First street streetnorthwest atreetJutrtbest streetnorthwest
northwest yeaterday morning mornt dropped droppeddead dreppecld droppeddead
dead d near her home She had been hi hicomparatively IDeGfttparatiftly incomparatively
comparatively good health and the ue cause causeof Causeor causeof
of her sudden demise deml e was heart trouble troubleCoroner troub troubOct troubleCoroner
Oct Coroner Nevitt Nevi tt was summoned and made madean Jftadean madean
an examination of the body boc but a police policeinvestigation pOncehfesU pollee1uvestiation
investigation hfesU tIn was found to be unneces unnecessary 1JIIDeeesBArY usnecesanry ¬
sary No funeral arrangements ar ta have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been made An undertaker has charge of ofthe oftile ofthe
the remains remainsSafe remI remISafeProfitahleConvcnien remainsSafeProfitableConvenient
Safe SafeProfitahleConvcnien SafeProfitableConvenientIt Profitable Convenient ConvenientIt t tIt
It is safe profitable and con convenient convenient convenient ¬
venient to bank here Our cap capital capital capital ¬
ital and surplus of 4600000 in insures insures insures
sures the first first granting 2 per cent centinterest centinterest centinterest
interest on checking accounts the thesecond thesecond thesecond
second and our new banking bankingbuilding hankingbuilding bankingbuilding
building at Fifteenth and Penn Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania ¬
sylvania Avenue the third thirdAAVERICAN thirdAERICAN thirdAMERICAN
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AND TRUST COMPANY COMPANYCHARLES COAPANYCHARLES COMPANYCHARLES
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4 4DESERTS
DESERTS FOUR BABES BABESFather BABESFather BABESFather
Father Disappeared IJiglit 1ig1itDays igl1t igl1tDays
1 Days After Wifes V ifes Death DeathLITTLE DeatJiLITTLE DeathLITTLE
LITTLE Gmt IRL EXPECTED TO DIE DIEI DIETiC DIEIs
I TiC Dangerously 111 of Dlptlicrln DlptlicrlnWliilb Dll1thcrlnhn DlptlierinWhilt
Wliilb hn Three Sisters Are Quaran Quarantinml lunrnntl Quarantineil
tinml tl ecl in Bereaved Home Depend Dependent DClC DClCent Dependeat ¬
ent on Charity Cbnrlt of Friends antI anilciglilior antISclghlJOrJo andNeighbors
Neighbors ciglilior for Subsistence SubttlMtenceLQSTA SnbHllltel1ceWSTA SubsistenceLOSTIt
LQSTA FATUXK PATIIBk FINDBR Pl iunn nBR WILL rLBAgJS rLBAgJSI PLBA rrnsMars S SJIIt8nt
I Mtar Mars to tar MoCkcrim XUfc ghfe JfoUfjr et1fy a lSNOW 0 0SNOW A AI
I SNOW Patent Attorney tttcsne Warder IJWg IJWgJust md mdJuat ltMgJust
Just eight days cJa after the death of his hiswife b bwife hiswife
wife Clara May sy Parker John B Parker Parkerpatent Parkerpateat Parkerpatent
patent attorney aUorDe employed by the th firm rm of ofC ofC ofC
C A Snow A Co Warder Building die disappeared dlit dlitappeared dieappeared ¬
appeared He left Ida four motherless lit little lit little littie ¬
tle girls at the home ill M Eighth street streetnorthwest streetnortkveet streetnorthwest
northwest with the shadow of death still atillhanging lunIaa stillhanging
hanging ever them tbwltb without ut provision or orword orwor4 orword
word of cheer cheerOne eheerOae cheerOne
One of them them Esther her four years old oJ oJdanproUllly < Is Isdangerously s sdangerously
dangerously ill of diphtheria and to toI l Isnot J JDOt
I not expected to live The house te lbantined quar quarantined qUar qUaraatiDed ¬
antined and the others Dorothy Doroth nino ninoRuth ninoRuth ninoRuth
Ruth Ruth seven BeVer and Naomi two havo not notbeen notbeeR notbeen
been in the street since the de death th of the themother th thmother themother
mother on Wednesday November Noyeinh r S SXlll is isMrs 1 1Mrs
Mrs William Bagger a neighbor and andfriend andtrleDd andfriend
friend of the family faall has been looking lookingafter IooklnSi IooklnSiafter lookingafter
after the children for the last two weeks weeksand wleks weeksand I Ia
and a d they are under her care Parker it is issaid issaid
said 141 made no arrangement w for them ainl ainlleft nanileft anI anIleft
left no provisions p In the house houseSaid bouseSnltl houseSaid
Said lleil Never ever Uctnrn UctnrnParker UctnrnParker ReturnParker
Parker called up his chief h1ef Mr Snow Snowhut SaowJut Snowlast
hut Thursday night from a saloon at atPennsylvania IltP6nmuta atPennsylvania
Pennsylvania avenue ave and Seventh street streetHe auNtHe streetHe
He appeared strange and did not ot talk talkcoherently talkeehereatly talkeohereatiy
coherently acee according to Mr Snow Snow lie liesaid Hehi liesaid
said hi he was going away awa and that none ROllelocal of ofhte 1 1his
his local acquaintances would ever e er erIaba see seehim as aslifts
him again and that he i thought it was wastime wuUIDe wa waUrns
time timeBefore UrnsDeore
UIDeDetore
Before Mr Snow could Question Mm Mmfurther himlurtller lam lamfurther
further concerning rnIaC his plans Parker Parkerhung J1IIrbrlauac Parkerhung
hung up the receiver He said nothing nothingabout othmgabcut nothingshout
about the children and Mr Snow sup supposed HPpoeecI suppsed ¬
posed that he Intended to take them with withhint withhim 101 101hia
hint He knew that Bather wag down downwith doWJIwith downwith
with diphtheria and this tl knowledge knowledgeprompted kwoweqprompted knowledgeprompted
prompted him to look into the matter oa oathe enthe i itIae
the following morning He found the thelittle tilttattle thelittle
little girls waiting waltlR for their father and andwondering aJNI1rac1erlftg andwondering
wondering at his absence abHaeeWh absenceWhy absenceWhy
Why Wh dont my papa come 00 hemeT hemeTlisped hemSlisped T TJbfped
lisped Naomi the baby babyI
I guess he hes gene after mama suM aaMDorothy suMDorothy Ii IiDorothy
Dorothy the child mother bravely bravelyFriends bravelyFriends eb ebPrleD
Friends believe that Parker Parkers mind waa waaaffected lfILS as asatected
affected by his bereavement HNatenaeRt and that the theidea theIdea theIdea
idea to get et away awa from the old associa associations umda110M sasodadons ¬
dons was the figment of a a disordered disorderedbrain disorderedbrain Haen1ere4brain
brain He had always been a a kind bus hneband h hbud busband
band and father and had taken taJr good goodcare IIOOdc goodcare
care c of his b family He had been a faith faithful fajthIuS faithliii ¬
ful worker orker until bin b wife was taken ill illbut UIbut illbut
but since that time had been erratic erraticleaving ernfdeleavtn erraticleaving
leaving < the office o o41o for rang periods 8I1ocbfalUDc and andfailing aidrailing
failing to explain his frequent absences abaenceaPolice abHaeeaPollcc absencesPolice
Police Have Xo Clcw ClcwThe 4csvThe Icw IcwThe
The police were notified I immediately immediatelyand IBune lateiraM bnmedistelysad
and members 1 of the force were Instructed matruetedto Instructedto e eto
to keep a lookout for him Circulars Circularswith Clnu1ar1lwith Ckculanaiwith
with photographs phot and detailed descrip description denenipthins p pUou ¬
thins tion were sent to neighboring dUes cI and andtowns M4to sadtowns
to towns That was three days ago Noth Nothing Nothlug ¬
lug 1 has been heard heardParker heardParker heardParker
Parker Is described as thirtyfive years yearsold yeanold yearsold
old height five e fet f eleven e inches weight weightHO weISIpouncIa
HO 1 pounds light eoanrtexloa bins eyes eyesth e7atit eyesanooth
anooth th face dark clothes clot Mae bIM1t soft hat hati batnew to tonew
i new black overcoat overcoatMr ovweoatKr urweentMr
Mr Snow te providing fee the eare ear ef the tkelittle uelittle thelittle
little girls pending developments He be belleves be bellefta beftevestbat
lleves ftevestbat that the father win return when he herecovers Mencoven herecovers
recovers and in I the t meantime ti will make makeno makeno ke keDO
no effort to have bar ve them removed te an in institution In InHltution hastitution ¬
stitution stitutionMrs HltutionIrs stitutionMrs
Mrs Bagger te pemmaUy looking Ioo after afterthem afterthem afterthem
them She te assisted by b two trained tnabtMnuraea trainednurses trainednurses
nurses Many delicacies have been sent sentand MDtaDd sentand
and kindnesses shown dO by neighbors oeIhbo of the thebereaved thebereaYed thebereaved
bereaved family familyMr familyr familyMr
Mr r Parker was supposed t te Hi titpAratlvel7 Is com comparatively seesparstively ¬
paratively welltodo wellt o and if he baa fvnda fvndahe 1N4ahe fuadshe
he took them with Ida him The children are aredependant aredependant aredependantabeohutely
dependant dependantabeohutely absolutely on l1 charity charityWODLD chartt charttWOULD charityYOULD
WOULD BRIDLE STATESMEN STATESMENEandell STATES STATESMENRandell IEN IENRandell
Randell Has Bill to Prohibit Them Themfrom Themfrom Themfront
from Trust Work WorkDrnstfc WarkJlolt WorkIOst
Jlolt IOst Drnstfc Measure Ever Drnrrn DrnrrnUp 1rnunup rnn rnnUI
Up About Limitation of ofIf ofIan1 ofLawmakers
Ian1 Lawmakers n lerH lerH1l
If a bill that will be tetrvdNoed httredis sd by byRcprBacntaUve b bptWlUttative byReprsetat1ve
RcprBacntaUve a C B Handel I of Tesiwj Tesiwjin ressein M Mla
in the House Hon today should aIIoUlclJaw become becomepoltUes a alaw
Jaw It would week such It a change In the thepoIkIea thepolities
polities of the republic as no single Ie piece pieceof pIeeeot pieceof
of legislation ttoR ever r effected Many wilt wfllthink wDIthink wiltthink
think it a very drastic sal even radical radicalproposition ra radicalproposition leal lealpropositioN
proposition and on the other hand many manywill maaywill sassywill
will give It then unqualified approval approvalThe approvaJThe approvalThe
The bill will specifically prohibit Sen Senators Senators Sentors
ators tors and members from serving sen ng as a offi officers omoerB cliicens ¬
cers agents or attorneys att rne7S any trust or orpublicservice orIIWlcervlce orpublicservice
publicservice corporation under penalty penaltyof peNl1tof
of fine 1IBe imprisonment and forfeiture of ofoffice ofu ofoie
office Ice1t8 oieIts officeIts
Its author who is a successful sueee f1l1 lawyer lawyersays 1 lawyersays wyer wyerays
says he has given live this measure years rs of ofstudy ofstudy ofstudy
study and that it Its adoption is calculated calculatedto
to rid the country cow try of many maD of the evils evilsthat ovittthat evilsthat
that afflict the body politic poHtlcWere poItUcWen politicWere
Were it to be enacted many Senators Sanatorsand S Senatorsand nlltoro nlltoroad
and Representatives Repre ntatlvell would either nave naveto have haveto haveto
to get out of Congress or quit the service serviceof serviceof serviceof
of trusts and corporations corporationsMr
Mr Randell is of the opinion that no noman noman noman
man can serve two masters and that a anational anational anational
national lawmaker should choose be between be beteen between ¬
tween the two as his b duty to his con constituents conetituenUi conitituente ¬
stituents Is incompatible with ith the other othersort othersort I I80rt
sort of employment employmentWUh11S i iWants I II I
Wants Vnnt Evidence on Elprhtliour Law Lnvri L LawPortsmouth
i Portsmouth N HM H Dec S United Unitedi Unttetll UnitedStaten
i States Sta te8 Marshal Nute Nu te today served servedsummons servedsummons i isumon
summons on several government em employee eatployes ¬
ployee of the navy yard to appear at atConcord atConcord
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Concord Cene rd on December 11 11 to give evi evidence eldaMe cvidance ¬
daMe before the th Federal grand Jury Juryin jur JuryIa
in regard prd to alleged violation violation of the theeight tboribtbour theeighthour I
eight ribtbour hour law by eon contractors tractors engaged engagedin
in doing government work at the navy navyyard navyard navyyard
yard
TowiiiK Toin DisnliliMl Liner to Port PortHalifax PortHrlllfax Porthalifax
Halifax N N S Dec 9 JThe The Dominion Dominionliner Dominionliner Dominionliner
liner Kensington with the British Britishteamer BrttlshsteAmer BritIshsteamer
steAmer Briardene in tow is reported reportedheading reportedheading reportedheading
heading toward Halifax which port portshe portbe portshe
she should reach Monday morning The Theshaft Theabaft Theshaft
shaft of the BriarSeno broke off the theNewfoundland thoNefoundld theNewfoundland
Newfoundland coast COASt and she floated floatedhelpless floatedhlp floatedhelpless
helpless hlp in the storm until picked up
by th OM Kensington KeasiqgtonHI KensingtonBhizided etugtonlllhulcd
lllhulcd HI in led by b Cljjfnr Ashes AshexPauteboro AshePaul8boro AshesPaulsboro
Pauteboro N J Dec S LAp A Poatmaster PoatmasterWilson roatmaSlerWJleon Uetmflster UetmflsterWilson
Wilson D Gill reached for the lines as he hesat h hsat liesat
sat in hi h1i buggy his horse switched its itstail itstail 1 1tail
tail in sinh 1I mttmer lner as as to knock the hot hotaches hotaheii I
aches off the postmasters p t1llaSters cigar and jij into intohis intoilia Intohis
his eyes Unable to see and suffering ter terriWe terrible tarrible
rible pain the postmaster was wn taken to tohis tohis tohis
his home His physician fears that he hemay hemay i
may lose the sight of one cyo ey yo I
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MONEY BILL FOR CONGRESS CONGRESSCurrency CONGRESSCUrTenC CONGRESSCureney
Currency CUrTenC CpmmlMiiion of Bankers BankersWill DnnkersIll BankersWill
Will Ill Present Meannre Sow No Heady HeadyThe nend nendThe ReadyThe
The currency commission of the theAmerican themerJcan theamerican
American merJcan Bankers Bank rJ Association will willmaet wfllmoot willmoot
moot In this city ell today to raaelvo the thereport toereport tlereport
report of the subcommittee wbleli wits wtfsappointed wtistlPp witsappointed
appointed tlPp lntod to draft a currency curr ncy bill for forconsideration foreonsldeUon forconsideration
consideration by Congress CongressLast CongresLast CongressLast
Last November when the currency currencycommission curronccommts currencycommission
commission commts ionmot mot here the general plan planof plnnof planof
of the currency bill was adopted adop od but butthe buttIdetan butthe
tIdetan the details of th tho measure wore wer dele delegated delosuted dolegated ¬
gated to a subcommittee for prepara preparation preparatiOJl preprtioti ¬
tion The measure is new about ready readyand readyand readyand
and It will be generally discussed dl ps ed by bythe byUte bytie
the members of the Currency Conmit Conmittee Co nmlt nmlttee nmittee
tee teeThe teeTh
The Th committee tomorrow will ap appear apJEHU nppear ¬
pear before twio the tll Howe Committee C nunlttoo on onBanking onHanklaX onBanking
Banking and Currency Curreno in advocacy ad ocacy of oftheir orU oftheir
their U lr measure measurePATIENT nturPATIENT measurePATIENT
PATIENT FOOLS PHYSICIANS PHYSICIANSRelieved PHYSICIANSDeIlc6tl PijYSICIANSBelieved
Relieved to Have Sustained Frnc Frnct Frncturctl Fractureti
turctl t red Skull He Walks alii nlkn Home HomeA
A man brought to the Freedmens Hoc Bospital HospttaJ Hocpital
pital yesterday with Ua a fractured skull skullgot skuUcot skullgot
got out of bed and went to his home a afew atw afew
few tw hours later laterorhe The Second precinct J re reported re reported reported ¬
ported to police headquarters yesterday ye terday as asfollows a afollow asfollows
follows Unknown white man fell at atSeventh AtSeventh atSeventh
Seventh and P streets reets northwest t and frac fractured fractJIed rae raetuned ¬
tuned his skull He was sent to the theHomeopathic theHomeopaUdc theHomeopathic
Homeopathic Hospital Ho pItaI and then to t Freed Proodi Freedmens Freedmens
i mens Hospital HospitalWhy HOItPItalWIa HospitalWhy
Why WIa the change ia I hospitals was W5 u made madeIs 515dbis
Is not known and neither nett is it dear who whopronounced whonre1Iced whopronounced
pronounced his tnjujry a fracture raetur of the theskull UtoKulI theskull
skull but a telephone call t t e Preodmtins PreodmtinsHospital FreedmansHospital llodlltilnsIiOlJpltal
Hospital but night elicited the startling startlingInformation sULrtJI sULrtJIinformation startlingInformation
Information that he had gone go bom bomThe borne lIonuaThe borneThe
The man J la aid to be JBmmert mansrt t Camp Campbell Campbell campboIl ¬
bell bellB boIlB
B E Bt MOODY DIES IN NEW YORK YORKWashington YORKWashington
Washington Man Drops Dead in a aManhattan aManhattan aManhattan
Manhattan Hotel lobby lobbyBrof LobbyDrothorot LobbyBrother
Brof Drothorot Brother hcrof of War Department DCI1 rtment Employe EmployeJn I8ssiployeJust IJlIloe IJlIloeJmtt
Jn Just t Kcaiencd Position in South SontJlern Southera Southern ¬
ern hallway Itulhn Service ServiceBevtrtr ScrhcDftWtF ServiceIki1y
Bevtrtr S Moody Itt7 year yen aid lain feielr IawIF lainly
lr ewjUeyed te the Southern Railway ix ixthis IIIUda inthis
this etjr and brother Q 01 John J Jor S Moody Moodyof htootlyof
of UM War Department according to a aroort areport arepst
report received MOIl here dropped dad ht htthe hiUte Inih
ih the tefcbjr Iebh of the di Qifeey HMMW in New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York City at I oclock yeaWday ys tarditi MOrn momlac mornHe
lac lacHe
He 11 was talking with one of the hotel hotelemployee hoteifa hotelmapoyea
employee employeehand mapoyea fa when beta suddenly Jae eel eelband his hishand
hand to his breast and a before beforecould aaatoUince aaatoUincecould ntsascscould
could be rendered fell to the floor Th Thhotel The Tltlt1IoteI Thehotel
hotel phyafcSan said Ma death was the theresult tbeult theresult
result ult of heart failure failureMoody fdUNMoody allureMoody
Moody registered ered at t the hotel a aSO week weekago
ago SO 0 selecting 1ectJa < one of the beat rooms 1OOIM and andseemingly aMiJeemlaal sadseemingly
seemingly having a large rge supply of ofmoney oCJaOae ofmoney
JaOae money He was on his way to Provl ProvlI ProvldeIIce Prorldeuce
I deuce R R I where he had taken a a rail rattway railwa railway
way wa position It waa Was learned at the ho hotel h0 h0tel betel ¬
tel that he did not appear to have any anypedal allTaI anyspecial
pedal budnesa and that the only on mail mailhe mailbe I Ibe
be was remembered to have received receWednnu was waaseveral wassevenI
several nnu letters from Boston and aDdCODtataing Waaa Waaaington Weabinginsa
ington containing cheeks cheeksOn cbeebOft cheeksOn
On Saturday night he called eaJIedtel up his ate ateter aletar
tel hi Washington over ov r toe longdistance longdistancetelephone loaIrdstaaceteIeptIoue hangdistancetelephone
telephone and asked tint money be for forwarded l forwarded r rwa ¬
warded to him III so that be might get it ityeaterdar ItIslander
Islander morning JMlDI When he aid ot ot get getI Itile gotlb
I tee lb money he seemed et rmtid troobteaV tro8bIeIIInt tro8bIeIIIntat troabl rewark rewarki rsuiisrklag
i lag at the time that the Iae need was w urgent urgentMoodys am amMood7 urgentMoodys
Moodys effect consisted of H CaW ia iacash lacub Incash
cash and a pair of eyeglasses ey Rio IIa cloth clothing doUItllS clothlug ¬
lug was of Jin fine ne quality In his valise e was waafound 1 1found wasfound
found a bank book on the Metropolitan MetropolitanBank MetropolitanBaak MetropolitanBank
Bank Baak of this city It showed that the theentire theaUIe theentire
entire deposit of more than ill had been beendrawn beeRdnwa beendrawn
drawn out on September II Several Severalpawn Severalpawa Severalpawn
pawn tickets were also found in his hispockets blspoclteta hispockets
pockets which wble indicated he had pawned pawnedhis paWDeCIhi pawuedhis
his overcoat t razor and ring for trifling triflingsvnw b1 triflingaums la laavm
svnw There was also en employes pass passon puson pa paon
on the New York Yo New Haven and Hart Hartford Hartiont Hartturd ¬
ford Railroad RailroadOn RalJroOn Bafircadon
On inquiry at the home of Moodys Mood7ter sis sister aleIcr ¬
ter at 140 141 R street last night t it was waafound wufound wasfound
found that he had left here on Thanka Thanksgiving Thankavin Thankagiving ¬
giving vin Day for or the North but no n further furtherdetails tultJlertail furtherdetails
details tail as to the mans lIIaI life could be ob obtained obtained ohtamed ¬
tained M Mttttdy edy was born in Ohio and andwas aactw andwas
was w a widower leaving < two children one onea onea onea
a girl of thirteen tJ rteen and the other a boy boyof boyof boyof
of six six living with his sister Besides Besidesthe Besidesthe Beatlesthe
the sister sIst < and brother living UYl In this city cityhe cityhe cityhe
he had another sister and five brothers brothersliving bnttbenJi brothersliving
living Ji in various parts of the country countryThe countryThe countryThe
The body was taken to an undertaking undertakingestablishment uodertaktn uodertaktnabU undertakingestablishment
establishment abU nt from which the funeral funeralwill funeralwID funeralwill
will be held some time tomorrow tomorrowY tomorrowY tomorrOwY
Y Iff C A A MEN REAR BOOTH BOOTHSpeaker BOOTHSJlenkcr BOOTHSpeaker
Speaker Tell Jcl IelIs Audience What Con ConNtUutcM ConJoItltutCM Constllutes
NtUutcM True UlnnllncMSBvery Jlnnlln UlnnllncMS IsiiiltiitnsKeery K KInch
Bvery Inch a Man was the topic se selected JIe JIeleeted solacted ¬
lected by Edmund W Booth general generalmanager IenemlJDaIUI generalmanager
manager of the Grand Rapids Evening EveningPresa Evenl Evenlp EveningPre
p Pre Presa at the meeting < in the gymnasium gymnasiumof Btum Btumof
of the Y 1 M IlL C A A yesterday ye tema afternoon afternoonTrue afternoonTrue afternoonTrue
True maaea manliness said the speaker is isnot IsDOt Isnot
not baaed oa physical prowess or Intel Intellectual Intellectual intellectual ¬
lectual ability but t upon character The Theman ThenMUI Theman
man who by b reason of his judgment and andhis andWs andhis
his conscience COft8dea has chosen the right path pathand pathJUMI pathand
and hi the face of temptations has con continued eonttwued continned ¬
tinned in It It is the true manly man For Fortified FortlGecI Fortilled ¬
tilled by b purity of conscience and an un unalterable Uftaltrrable analterable ¬
alterable decision to succeed there are areno areJIO areno
no heights to which he may not attain attainAside attainAside attainAside
Aside from a theological tbeo point of view viewMr viewMr viewMr
Mr Booth asserted that from roan the stand standpoint stsndpoint 1point ¬
point of worldly affairs the only true trueand trueImCCa truesuccesses
successes and the enjoyments thereof thereofare thereofare thereofare
are to be found by b leading leadll1 the simple simplehonest slmplohortNt simplehonest
honest clean life of the follower of the theSaviour tileSavtour theSatlone
Saviour This TIt This he said Id was W8 exemplified exemplifiedby
by one of the sayings of Christ Himself HimselfWhat HimselfWbat HimselfWhet
What doth it profit a man manFollowing maDFollowing manFollowing
Following Mr Booths address the theusual thouat theusual
usual uat club meetings were held at which whichaddresses Wblchaddrer whichaddresses
addresses es were wt made by Commissioner CommissionerMacfarland CODtmloneradrJa Commissioneracfrland
Macfarland adrJa d Dr Morris Miller and andCharles andCftarlea andCtaniea
Charles H Treat TreatHarry TreatHarry TreatHarry
Harry W Arnold director ef religious religiouswork religiousand religiouswork
work and Miles lUitS M 1 Shand chairman of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the religions work committee of the Y M MC 11C MC
C A addressed a meeting under the aus auspices auspices suepiece ¬
pices of the association last night at the theGrace theGnu theGrace
Grace Gnu e M E Church ChurchLEWIS CburcbLEWIS ChurchLEWIS
LEWIS MAY NOT BE TRIED TRIEDriiiladcliiliin TR1EDrhllnelelllhla TRIEDPiailadelplsia
riiiladcliiliin Boxer 3I Jht Uuy r Xot Be BeProsecuted Del Be1roecu1ed
Prosecuted l for Death of Ward WardGrand VnrdGrand VnrtlGrznd
Grand Rapids Mich Dec 9 9Harry 9HarryLewis Harry HarryLewis Harr HarrLewis
Lewis the Philadelphia boxer may not notbe notbe notbe
be tried on the charge ha e of It murdering murderingAlike murderingUke murderingMlk
Alike Mlk Uke Ward in a bout here The case casewill casewill
will not come up until a new attorney attorneyis
is put in office and It is generally under understood understood understood ¬
stood that he will not take up the case caseThat caseThat caseThat
That It was WI an accident all Il admit admit and andWards andWards I IWard
Wards Ward friends II are doing dotn all they can canto canto canto
to have the ease dropped droppedRongh droPPedRough roppedRonh
Rough Weather cnthcr on Atlantic AtlanticNew At1nnUNew AtlanticNew
New York York Dec t IAU All incoming ves vessels vesso1s yeseels ¬
eels today reported encountering eneouJl ring very verysevere verysevere verysevere
severe weather during the past threa threadays tJtreadR threadays
days dR the sea being Very very high lg17 while whileunusually whileunuuaUy whileunusually
unusually low temperature m mado Jo the thework thowork thework
work of navigation difficult difficult The TheEtruria TheEtrurJa TheEtrurla
Etruria Kaiserin Auguste uguste and Labrla Labrlawere Lnbrlawere Labriawere
were were all thickly coated with Ice io as they theycame theycame theycame
came up I the bay and during the past pastthree pastthr pastthree
three thr e days it was as necessary because becauseof
of the condition of the decks to keep keepall keepnIl keepall
all passengers below below1
POSTAL BANK EAK1 BANKIN IN VIEW VIEWImproved VIEWI1nprovel VIEW VIEWhnplovel
Improved Business Methods MethodsI MethodsMay et11ods et11odsMay
I May Open Way for Feature FeaturePOSTOITICE FeatureFOSTOFFICE FeaturePOSTOFFICE
POSTOITICE WORK REVIEWED REVIEWEDAnimal REVIEWEDuuunl REVIEWEDAiiitunl
Animal uuunl Report oCPoKtmaitter of Postmaster General GeneralCortelyou OtnernlOortelou GeneralCortelyou
Cortelyou Discusses DIMcnll c PoHde PollclclDe PollclclDect PoliciesDeftcIt Defi Deficit ¬
cit ct lot Serious Matter So Long as asService nKSerlce asService
Service Meet leeH Public Demand DemuncHSuJ DemuncHSuJJCfI DenianilsSuggests SIIK SIIKKe
JCfI gests Ke tM Reforms in Business DnMlne 3Ietliodhe lUctbocIHThe 3Ietliod iletliodsThe
The he Postofnoe po tom o Department is casting eastingits easttagIts castingIts
its eye into the future It hopes by a aproper aproper aproper
proper system of accounting aecountl g and other otherneeded otherneeded otherneeded
needed changes to open the way for in investigations Inve investigaUons ¬
vestigations ve UgaUOntl U to > determine the th jfeaefbttUy jfeaefbttUyof 8IUIfbfHtyof
of the adoption of many important poll policies poIteIe pollden ¬
cies den of administration admlnl tnttlon which include re reduction re reduction noduction ¬
duction of postage po tap postal savings banks banksparcels bankparce banksparcels
parcels parce post and postal telegraph and andtelephone aMtefepholM andtelephone
telephone telephonePostmaster tefepholMP04ibftaaer telephonePoatanMer
Postmaster General CorteJyou in his hisannual Jakannual hisannual
annual report just made public pu1aHctbe pu1aHctbelast publicthelast the thelast
last official utterance from fro his depart department delMtment deportmeet ¬
ment before ho goes to his new post pGIIttSecretary as asSecretary asSecretary
Secretary of the Treajraryr Treuul7A7 ay that the themerits tbemerits themerits
merits and defects of all of o these ques questions questlo08 questiona ¬
tions should have the fullest fa consJdera consJderatien COMId COMIdtJon eoniderlion
lion in the not distant dl tant future futureHe fatureHe futureHe
He announces that the present policy policythat poIicythat policythat
that fourthdaw Courth postmasters should be beretained beretained beretained
retained during satisfactory service rv1ee baa baabeen baabeoo hasbeen
been extended until It practically em embraces embraoa sinbraces ¬
braces Presidential postmasters Nearly Nearlytwo NearlJtO eady eadytwo
two years of administration admlDS traUon confirmed me meIn meIn incIn
In the opinion n lie says s that the poet poetmasters Ntmaatell postmasters
masters of the country should be bepointed ap appointed at atIJOItted ¬
pointed by no party primarily aa rewards rewardsfor rewanJafor rewardsfor
for political activity but primarily on onthe Oftthe onthe
the bast basin of fitnesa ft NIIII for the work and andregard Ireprd sadregard
regard for the wishes of the communi COIDJDUIdtIN commualties communities ¬
ties they serve I know of no one thing thingthat t tthat thingthat I
that will do more for the postal pGIIta1than service servicethan servicethan I
than continued insistence upon the policy policyof policyof 1
of substituting b8Ututln business AM polities in fathe inthe intke
the administration of its It affairs affairsIN alfalrLIH afIsinsIs
IN Qiicstl Question < m of IIlHelency IIlHelencyThe IliflelencyThe tftcleno tftclenoThe
The following ia a statement of the tileItnaeat De Departments doJrtlnents ¬
partments ItnaeatT1ae finances financesThe flssaoesThe
The receipts for 10 the year ear went wenlite UfMSZ UfMSZ7KJ6 Ufl7J41s
7KJ6 s the expenditures JI7t47ZS it44fla iUI ex exeeat ex0IeB enesas
eeat of expenditure over receipts receIp5JUeU4 receiptsAfter ta taHaH5J4 >
HaH5J4 5JUeU4Alter HaH5J4After
After dbjcuastog varied no reforms rei in the theorganisation tMOIpnlaUolt theosganiwUon
organisation of the th department the tileter Pout Poatter Poutmaster
master ter General GeaeralI says saysI
I repeat what I stated led a year ago agothat 10Uutt agothat
that while wh e it would be a gratifying cir circumstance drewutance clicumatance ¬
cumstance if the Postoffice Department Departmentwere Jepartmeatwere Departmentwere
were selfsustaining I am leas lea concerned eonceraedoat concernedabout concernedabout
about the deficit than about emcfency e of ofadministration oCMlBb ofadminIstratIon
MlBb administration It the installation a of the therural tben therural
rural n service had depended upon the theiatence ex exJMeDce enIitence
iatence of a surplus In the postal reen reenurader revenuesunder revenues revenuesunder
under the existing system of accounting accountingthat accounttacthat accountingthat
that service could not have been given givenThe stye styeTIM givenThe
The same considerations CO apply to a num number nUIIIbel nurnher ¬
her of other branches The financial re returns re ret1nu yeturns ¬
turns from certain branches bruc are so Inter Interwoven taterwoven Interwoven ¬
woven with and dependent upon other otherthat others othentllat othersthat
that there is much force in the contention contentionthat ooateaUonthat contentionthat
that k to unreasonable to charge any one oneof ODeor on onof
of them with the reeponalbfflty b11tt7 for the thedeficit thede8cit the4flcit
deficit deficitIn de8citI 4flcitIa
In I spite ptte of defects the edency of the theservice theIIftVIce theservice
service has been in many man respect re remarkable re relPIUkaWe nomarkable ¬
markable as witness wit the record of the theregistry ther theregistry
registry r service for the half century of ofits otIQ ofIts
its existence ee showing a percentage penenta of offrom kiss loasfrom kissrein
from rein all causes caU1lMIDCludln Including < burglary theft theftand theftftrefor theftand
and fire ftrefor for the fiscal year ended June Junel Junem
m l MW 1 ef only three enethouaandtha of
1 per cent Some private business en enterprtaes eB eBterJN1aea enterprises
terprtaes may In certain directions yield yieUbetter yieldbetter
I
better financial returns but they cannot cannotshow can canshow
show 0 a higher standard aId of integrity nor normore DOlmore normore
more faithful performance of duty dutyAn flut flutUn duty7n7
Un 7n7 Izte nc Vii U fOr innovation JnnoaloluilAn innovationAn
An elaborate dtocuaeton of postal at affairs atfain atiiis ¬
fairs iiis and policies to followed folio by some in interesting lBt Intereating ¬
teresting t suggestions for future fut futor guidance guidanceof
of the department in course of which whichPostmaster wbtdtrtter whichPostmaster
Postmaster General Cortelyou Cortel eaya eayaThere pThere ys ysThere
There can be further economies la larural Ierural Inrural
rural delivery without any Impairment Impairmentof
of that service By a more > precise peed method methodof IDe IDeof meshedof
of determining det the haste of pay for Use Usetransportation tiletransportation thetransportation
transportation of the malls the depart department department departafloat ¬
ment can be relieved of an a unbusiness unbusinesslike unbqalnomlike ¬ I Ilike
like feature of administration with a aprobable aprobable
al
probable decrease in expenditures expenditures0y exdlt I
0y the enactment e of a sensible law lawas lawas
as to secondclass I eCOndC matter matterue matterueand the department departmentand departmentand 1
and reputable publishers publt herJI can be saved savedembarrassments aveelembarraumeaLl savedembarrassments
embarrassments they now suffer au < er and the thepostal thepostal i
postal receipts materially maurlaD increased increasedBy IncreasedBy i
By a proper system teftI of aceomaU accounting the thedepartment thedepartment i
department can be placed upon a better betterbusiness betterbusiness i iWatnea
business footing < and incidentally credit credited creditcii ¬ I
ed with ilh work for which It now receives receivesno receivesno i
no credit And as a remit of these and andother ancIother andother
other needed changea the deficit which whichis whichhi bleb blebhi
hi ia fact only 0111 a paper deficit can be al altogether Jtogether hitogether ¬
together eliminated eliminatedProgreas eUmilUltedp eliminatedProgrma
Progreas p toward these Improvements Improvementswill
will open the way wa for investigations to todetermine todeterJlline todetetJIiIne
determine the feasibility of the adoption adoptionof op Oll OlloC
of many important l policies of administra administration adaninlatratiesreduction olstra olstratioRredueUon ¬
tion tioRredueUon reduction of postage both domestic domesticand dotIIeeUca domesticand
and a Ci international postal savings banks banksparcel baaluparcel banksparcel
parcel post postal telegraph and tele telephone telephone telephone ¬
phone and others the merits and defects defectsof defectsof feeQ feeQo
of o all of which should have in the not dis distant dIatant dlitent ¬
tant future the fullest consideration considerationPRAISES conslderattonPRAISES considerationPRAISES
PRAISES CLUB WOMENS WORK WORKDr
Dr r Kent Approvex Decilx of Peal Fcilcratcil FccIerutecl Pealcrated
crated Orgranizntloiin OrgranizntloiinTh
Th The great work beta being done by the theclub UIeclub theclub
club women w mon of o our country wag wa the thetheme UaetBente thetheme
theme of the Rev Alexander AJe Kent reat of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Peoples Church at Pythian Pptb Temple Templeyesterday TeatPleesterday Templeyesterday
yesterday morning mornln The a address tn part partf partCollom partfollows
f follows CollomylNtt followsWhat el tows towsWhat
What the women of this country real really really realiy ¬
ly want they t3W are likely to get What they theysot theyset theysot
sot out earnestly mutly to do they tile are a pretty prettyor IM8ttyertain prettyertin
or ertain tain to aceomi accomplish lte It IK worth while whiletherefore while whiletterefore whiletherefore
therefore tterefore to keep an eye on them and andsee aDCIsee andsee
see what they are after and nd what they theyare the theare theyare
are doing to further their alms Recent Recently Recetltb Recently ¬
b ly quite a little light has been thrown thrownupon thrownupon thrownupon
upon this matter through throu h the publics pubUea1Ion publicsthan publication ¬
than of a series of articles in The An Annals Annals ADnaIs ¬
nals of the American Academy of Po Political PoUtlcal P0hitical ¬
litical and Social Science ScienceThe ScienceThe ScienceThe
The General Federation of Womens WomensClubs WomensClubs YO MII MIIClub
Clubs now no contains con tal we are told 5009 5009clubs 5 5clubs gI gIclubs
clubs with a membership membershl of 0080 306066 wom women Women wornen ¬
en en Clearly such an organization must mustbe mustbe mustbe
be a great power in the life of the iia iiatlon 1iHon iia iiati
Hon ti n Through its pure food committee committeeit
it has accomplished aceompU hed much Bvon the un unbelieving UDbellevlor ianbelieving ¬
believing in the value of C womens work workin workin workin
in public affairs have had to admit that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the work of the federation in this Held Heldhas fteWhAS heldhas
has been n of potent Influence Inllu e in securing securingthe HCunncthe securingthe
the passage p9 of the th pure food bin The Theart Theart Theart
art committee has sought to improve the theartistic theartistic theartistic
artistic sense s n e of the people Works of ofart orart ofart
art have been b n placed upon the walls of ofour ofour ofour
our public schools art leagues hare been beenformed beenformed beenformed
formed and interest aroused in the dec decoration decoration dccoration ¬
oration of public buildings the erection erectionof eltCtloftof erectionof
of monuments park gates lte and drink drinking drinking drinking ¬
ing fountains fountainsOne fountalnsOne fountainsOne
One club atone has expended 16006 in inschoolroom Inseboolroom Inschoolroom
schoolroom decoration In the Held of ofcivics ofclvJcs ofcivics
civics clvJcs much has been done in beautify beautifying beauUlyIn heautitylag ¬
lag In streets effecting sanitary improve improvements improements improvemeats ¬
ments establishing parks and play playgrounds plaYgrotnds playgrounds ¬
grounds preserving historic bl torle places and andnatural and118tural endnatural
natural beauties A notable example of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the last named is the preservation of the thePalisades thePal thePalisades
Palisades Pal l1es of the Hudson HudsonWomans HudsonWomons HudeonTomens
Womans clubs are becoming a mighty mightyfactor mightyfactor mightyfactor
factor in the civilization of the century centuryand ceDturyand centuryand
and aro creating an army ann of builders builderswhich builderswhIch builderswhich
which will not only be a potent force forceIa torceIn forceIn
In the present generation but will trans transmit tran tranmil transmit ¬
mit to the next a vigor and strength strengthnever strengthnever tTtngthnever
never before given by any race of wom women women wornen ¬
en to their Inheritors
WARREN REPUDIATES RBPUD AT S CHAEGE CHAEGEPersians CHARGE CHARGElenbln CHANGE1 CHANGE1Pershings
j jSougbt
Persians lenbln Fatherinlaw Says Su Un Hej HejSought HeSought
Sought No Favor FavorIn Fn FavorsIn or I
In reply to the thestaternent statement made nl de in Boa Boston Boaton < tton
ton Saturday by a soldier who has re recently nocentJy recenthy
cently returned from the Philippines to tothe tothe toth
the th effect that the brilliant career r of ofCapt ofCtpt ofCapt
Capt Perching of the Fifteenth Caval Cavalry CavnlIT ¬
ry 7 who ho is to bo b appointed app lnted to the rank rankof ranko tankof
of o brigadier general was clue to the in influance influQnce Influonce
fluance bronght to bear by his father fatherIoIIL fatherInlaw jithermbtw
mbtw IoIIL Senator Francis E Wastes of ofWyoming ofVYOll ofWyoming
Wyoming VYOll ng the Senator lost nt ntht ht denied deniedthat demedthat deniedthat
that there i Is any tr truth In n the story storyHe stol7Ha swryHa
Ha is chairman of the Senato S le Commit Committee Oemltee Qemmittee ¬
tee on Military Affairs AffairsI
I never knew and never SAW Cairt CairtPershlng CaltoPershing CsitPershing
Pershing and no member of my family familybad fantll fantllbact familyhad
bad ever even heard of him Itl hibs said the theSenator th thSenator theSenator
Senator until listening to th the Prod Presidents Pretddent Proddents ¬
dents dent message glt to Congress 18 three years yearsago yearsaco yearsago
ago In that message mea age the President com complimented compUmente4 cornplirnented ¬
plimented Pershlng Per blng for bIB exceptional exceptionalaccomplishments c exceptionalaccomplishments ceptlonalaccomplishment
accomplishments in the Philippines nfter nfterPerahing ttterPenbin afterPershing
Perahing Penbin had already returned He was waspresented wuPlNeDted waspresented
presented to my daughter and myself a aday Iiclay aday
day or two after the opening of Congress Congressand Congresand Congressand
and the delivering of the message referred referredto
to so you see I couldnt have influenced JnfltlOBcedhis J influencedhis uoneed uoneedhis
his command months or weeks before in inthe illtbe inthe
the Philippines as charged in the state statement statemeat stateinsist ¬
meat of the soldier quoted quotedFurther quotedu1urther quotedFurther
Further than this Pershing doe does not notowe notme notow
owe ow me anything any thinK at all for his subse subsequent mbHQueat ut utquest ¬
quest appointment as brigadier brigadierbeGUM general generalbecause genes1became
because It had been b considered and pane practically praeUcally paneticahly ¬
tically promised to friends of Perabings Perabingsand PerahfDg18JN1 PtralIInI PtralIInIand
and on a matter of merit alone aloneAn aloneAn aloneAn
An examination of the records of the theWar theWar theWar
War Department open to all who seek seekto nekto seekto
to examine them u will convince convl any An roe reasonable reble roeamiable ¬
amiable ble jiereon enson of the truth of tills th as assertion u uRrtlon assertlon ¬
sertion Not a line is on record in the theWar theWar theWar
War Department or in Congress Con rCM against againstthis aplnstth againstthis
this officer who by Ute way w did not nothimself nothlmaelt nothimself
himself apply for this promotion but was wasrecommended wasrecommen4ec1 witsrecommended
recommended by a boat of friends rrt and andprominent andptOIftlnettt andprominent
prominent army men men ranking from mm lieu lieutenant lieutenant lieutenant ¬
tenant general generaldown down to Pershings rank rankSEEK rankSEEK rankSEEK
SEEK TO FIX ix WRECK BLAME BLAMESouthern BLAMESouthcrn BTIAMESouthern
Southern Official Declare Flsijcrnnn Flsijcrnnnaiull FluJmnn1tln FlagmanMash
Mash 1tln Primarily lrhnnrH at Fault FaultDanville J1UJlUDsnvU1t VaultDsnvflle
Danville > Va Dee 9 tWblle White the respon responsibility icaponsibility ¬
sibility for or the fatal wreck Saturday in
the local yards when the Florida limited limitedoa limitedon
oa the Southern Railroad crashed into a afreight atreltr a afreight
freight t tram has not yet et been Axed Di Division DIYi8Ioft Division ¬
vision Superintendents Dts B H Coapman and andW andW andw
W S S Andrews declare tare that Flagman FlagmanMail Flagmanltl FlagmanMull
Mail ltl of the freight sight was tit primarily to toblame toblame toblame
blame and that Operators Clemmer CJe u er and andStdnnell adStdueII nd ndSidniadft
Stdnnell are also fcaptteated ted All tare tarearo tltrefare threeale
are under arrest Clemmer and Stcinaetl Stcinaetlbeing Sl Sictapeftbeing
1 being JUt out on bail while Mull who to tohurt faburt Issedouy
sedouy hurt burt te under nckr surveillance in the thelocal tbeocaI thelocal
local hospital hospitalMILLIONAIRE bo hospitaliULLIONAIRE 1 1MILLIONAIRE
MILLIONAIRE IS ELECTED ELECTEDFrench ELECTEDFr ELECTEDFrench
French Fr ncb Paper Comment on Selec Selection Selection Seleclion ¬
tion It by > > Academy endcJll of Fine Art ArtParis Arts ArtHParla ArtsForts
Paris Dec i tThe The election of Baron Ed Edmond Edmond Bdmend
mond de Rothschild to the Academy Acade a of ofFine oCpe ofFine
Fine pe Arts defeating M Atounet Sully te tegenerally 16y 1 1generally
generally y pleasantly pI tl7 commented upon he hebeing hebeiBl hebeing
being a a wellknown collector and art pa patron patlOD paIron ¬
Iron but the Likes L Parole takes a ftin lUng at athim athim athim
him and the academy academyIt aeadem
It says that when the time comes it is tealways isaw isalways
always aw the richest who are elected This ThisInstitution ThiaIDatltuUon ThisInstitution
Institution it says will 111 become a mere merebranch mertrbnuleh merehaunch
branch of the New York millionaires millionairesclub mUltonatreclub millionaIresclub
club club and if this club has not already ca cabled cabled cabled ¬
bled the academy congratulations con oonfraternHy contraten confraternity
fraternity traten te a mere vain word wordDIED wordDIED wordDIED
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