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2 THE K WASHINGTON WASHIl WASHINGTONHERALD GTON HERALD TUESDAY TUESDAYUNE25I19O7 JUNE 25 1907
TH THIEVES EVES WORK ORK HERE HEREJIore IIEREMoie
More Crimes Follow Robbery Robberyof
of Pullman Passengers PassengersBANK PasscngersBANK PassengersBANK
BANK RUNNER LOSES 1052 1052Pocket 1052Poclet 1052Pocket
Pocket Picked PfckCIl by Clever Gang of ofRush ofIRUllh ofRu1L
Rush Workers orlerll on Street Car CarHoKcoe CnrItofllcoe Car1tocOe
HoKcoe C Bangs the lIi Victim VictimReal VictimRealEstate Real RealEstate
Estate Agents Employe Snnd Snndbnggeil 5nl1llImgcIICJgnr nid nidbaggeilCigur
bnggeil ImgcIICJgnr Clgnr Store Snfe Robbed HoblicitWashington nobbedWuhln RobbedWashington
Wuhln Washington ton apparentlf Is being in invaded tnaded Invaded ¬
vaded aded by members of a band of of profes professional JHOC JHOClional prieiona1 ¬
sional thieves thlev indwltaff IneIIdIH among the num number Dumbf number ¬
ber pickpockets as a clever MB any ny who whoever wboenr whoever
ever worked In an American city Sey Several Seyral SeYeral ¬
eral ral robberies rob ries including the opening of ofa f fa
a safe by the combination and the pick pickins pickIng picklag
ins of the pocket of a bank runner were werereported werereported wer werreported
reported to the th police yesterday In addi addition addllion eddiS ¬
S lion a holdup during durl the afternoon was wasalso W8811so wa wa1eo
also 1eo reported to the detectives detectivesThe aet4ICufSThe detectivesThe
The police believe thAt UM culprits CUI r1t8 are arestopping afestopplrl arestopping
stopping off hero only onl temporarily tetnpor rUy on ontheir ontheir ontheir
their way ay to and from the Jamestown JamestownExposition Jalll8townExposition JamestownExpoitIoa
Exposition Several robberies similar to tothat totlat totiat
that accomplished on the Washington WashingtonLink WuhioltonIJ1nk Washingtonbink
Link runner yesterday are reported from fromBaltimore fromBaltimore fromBaltimore
Baltimore Yesterday mornings Balti Baltimore Baltimore Baldmore ¬
more papers gave considerable publicity publicityto
to the work of several systematic pick pickpocket pickpocket pickpocket ¬
pocket cases and it II possible po the thl thieves thlee8Were thieveswere vea veawere
were scared out of that city elt and came on onto onto onto
to Washington WashingtonOn Wahl ton
On a New X ew W York avenue car yesterday yesterdayprofessional yesterdayprofessional e terday terdayprofumonal I
professional pickpockets worked the therush therush theruh
rush act on Roacoe C Bangs a bank bankcirrk bankcierk I
cirrk Erk and extracted from his pocket a awallet at atwallet awallet
wallet containing bills amounting to to14E2 to1o2
1052 a receipt from the United States StatesTreasury StateTreasury SlatesTreasury
Treasury for mutilated money for 2133 2133checks 1133hecks 2133checks
checks made out for something like 100 100and 160 160and ltOand
and other valuable notes no and papers papersBnncft papenDnn papersBangs
Bangs Dnn H n Young Man ManBnnjrs 3rnnDans ManBangs
Bangs Is not yet y t nineteen years of oCHis ofIlls y yHis
His home Is at 1768 l 1iS Willard street ifi ik J1 J1est jti jtiwest n nwest
west est Fred Bailey Bal y the boy who fe the theregular UseTf theregular
regular Tf > runner for or the concern COll rn was not noton noton noton
on duty yesterday and Bangs assumed assumedhis aMlmedhis asesinied1ls
his duties Shortly after noon he started startedaround atartMaround Martedaround
around town attending atteMI the usual duties dutiesand dutiesand dutiesand
and making the regular lar collections for forthe forthe forthe
the bank Among Amon the places visited by byBangs byBangs byBangs
Bangs was as the United States Treasury Treasurythe TrNsufTthe Trsasur Trsasurthe
the Metropolitan Bank in Fifteenth Fifteenthstreet FifteenthstrPt ttteeathstrptt
street and several other otb r institutions institutionsBangs iDlUtuUonaBangs institutionsBa
Bangs Ba ngs rode a bicycle in covering his ter territory territory territory ¬
ritory and when btm he made collections collectionsphced collectionsphc collectionspliced
phced phc them m 1ft a large leather wallet walletwhich waUtwhich valtwhlrh
which he carried in the inside pocket of ofhis of1Jis of1U5
his coat coatWhen coatWhen oat oatWhfn
When Bangs visited vi ited toe Metropolitan MetropolitanBank MetropolitanBank tropoUtan tropoUtanBank
Bank he left his bicycle standing against againstthe a88ill8tt againstthe
the t e curbing He transacted his business businesswithin bUllbwssithln businesswithin
within ithln the space I ce of a few minutes time timeand UIand timearid
and added add d several sever hundred dollars to his hisacimulations hi8aMlmulntions hisacrnulations
acimulations When he came out he hefound hefllrd hefnird
found his hl wheel missing miat lie thought lit little litl ¬
tle 1 of the matter except exce > t to wonder w r who whoLad whohad whobad
Lad taken It it and believed some one on had hadFlayed hadrlayed hadilayed
Flayed a practical Joke on him himHoards himlloardM
Hoards n nCar nCarI Car CarTii Carthcn
Tii I th thcn < n decided to catch a ear on the theJCew the1CW thew
JCew w York avenue line line going < east e8 t He Helook Hetook Hetook
took his seat t in the car at Fifteenth Fifteenthetrcet Ftrteentbftreet Fifteenthtrcet
etrcet During Duri the short trip he noticed noticedthat notleMthat noticedthat
that several men men all of them well welldressed wetIdraaed n ndrplfd
dressed boarded the car and remained remainediTose remainedlnle remainedtoe
iTose toe to him With the arrival of the thepassengers theIl thepangers
passengers Il nffrs at Seventh street Bangs made madei maderort madeffrt
i effort rort to reach the street In a hurry hurryIhs hurryIii
Ihs Iii 11 is way a was blocked however by a large targeman Iar8J1n largenvrn
man J1n who hl pretended tended to be protecting protecth a avoman ayman aWThian
voman the usual game and in the mean meanwhile meaDtll meanwhfI ¬
while whfI tll he was surrounded by the other othermen o othermen r rmen
men who pretended that they were in a aLurry aIi aI
Lurry Ii I Jrrr to leave the car carAt carAt carAt
At this thu Juncture h t is assumed thai the therush then therh
rush n sh was as brought brou brou ht into play Bangs Bangsstood Banpood hangsOOd
stood ood on the platform and his attention attentionvns attentions
vns s drawn to the big bi flow In front frontwho frontW1fJ frontSvhr
who vhr purposely angered the young vou man manit manIt manIt
it Is I believed l lIeved to o as to attract his atten attention attenti attentVn ¬
tion ti n At the th same time four fouror or five fiveother fiveotheriapn other otherm othermPIJ
m mPIJ n evidently idfntly the companions of the big bigirrn biKrrn bigrnn
irrn elbowed the bank runner right and andft andf andft
ft f and a nil pushed him from tileif d > to side sideIn sideJ
In J tliis thi manner the police believe belieYe the thepickpockets tberl therikpokets
pickpockets rl kpo kpts got In their work workFinds workPlnlb workP1mb
Finds Money lonc 31lsHlnpr 31lsHlnprSeveral JIIslnASnral l1IaslitSvpral
Several seconds later Bangs reached reachedthe reachedtho
th the pavement pa > ment and after taking < a few fewsteps Cewstpps fewatPpa
steps reached for his wallet In his coat coatwhfrh
whi whlh h was buttoned To the boys boyatonlhmfnt as astonishment astonishment ¬
tonishment It was gone He glanced glancedaround glancedaround lan d daround
around for the men who had sat near nearhim nearhim nearIirn
him hut only one was in sight Bangs Bangsovertook Banpowrtook Bangsovertook
overtook the one he recognized took him himby himby himby
by the arm and toW him of his mister misfortune mlafortun mistertunc ¬
tune tun
I would ould like to search you just to tosntiffy tol1t totlfy
sntiffy l1t tlfy fy myself that yon are not the man manBangs manBa manBangs
Bangs Ba ngs told the stranger strangerCertainly etnaDIJeICfrtainb strangerCcrtainly
Certainly replied th the man and 1Id to together together togthr ¬
gether the pair went enl into Hahns shoe shoestore shoestllre shoeatore
store where in the presence of a clerk clerkBings cMrkBngs clerkB
Bings B ngs felt through the mans pockets pocketswithout pockeuwithout pocketswithout
without finding the money The man then thenwent thenwent thenwent
went on his way and Bangs Ban did not learn learnhis learnhis learnHa
his name He is described as being btl of ofsmall ofmall ofrnai1
small mall build was 88 smooth shaven with 1th a asallow asallow a asallow
sallow complexion complexionBnngs complexionBmgs complexionThngs
Bnngs then informed his employers of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his loss and later went to the office of ofInspector oCInsfPctor oflnsgctor
Inspector Boardman where here he told the thedetectives thedptftiel thedtctives
detectives his troubles Detectives Horn Hornend Hornnd hornand
end nd Barbee were detailed on the case caseEangg caseB case1ongs
Eangg B > ng looked over the pictures of the theprofessional tbeprnfssllnal theprcfssiona1
professional criminals oC the country at atpolire atJlolire atolIre
polire olIre headquarters last night but was wasiiwbl wuIMbl wasinabi
iiwbl to identify any as having been bfnamong beenamong n namong
among the men who were ere on the th car at atthe atthe atthe
the time the robbery was brought about aboutThat aboutTh aboutThat
That Th t the theft was well ell planned and andthU andtht andthit
thU th the movements mom of the victim had hadlien hatllen badloen
lien figured out by the pickpockets is isevidenced isfyidnced Iscvidenced
evidenced by the fact that the runners runnersbicycle runnerslllc runnersbicyrle
bicycle lllc de was taken so as to compel him himhrldf himtiride j
1 hrldf 1 ride on a street car giving the confed confederates eonf eonfra confedorates ¬
orates ra tes a chance to accomplish accompli their pur purpose purpose purlose ¬
pose j jCollector
Collector Sandbagged SandbaggedMysterious SnnclhngeclIrstprioUi SniidlngetIMyaterlota
Mysterious in more ways than one is istlr Isth istlr
tlr th case of George C Biker 2131 l3 K street streeta
a oollector for Westcott A Wilcox real realcstate realuta realestate
estate uta tl agents ta who reported to Capt CaptDoyle CaptDorl Captrioyle
Doyle of the Eighth precinct yesterday yesterdaythat yesterdaythat yesterdaythat
that he had been sandbagged during the theafternoon therternoon theafternoon
afternoon in a vacant house at 1006 S Sstreet Satrltt Sstroet
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street and the sum of US IIS belonging beIon ng to tothe totht tothe
the firm firm taken from his pockets ElkEr Eikerhad ElkErhad Elkerhad I
had 38 and a watch on his person which whichhe whichh whichhe
he h did not loose loosePoliceman loosePoliceman ePollcman
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Policeman U W Hall was patrolling patrollingHa j
his lt heat lest than a block away aa when whenKkor whenEklr whenEkr I
Kkor approached It htd and informed him of ofthe ofthe
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the robbery rob rr Bikers story is to the ef effect efIect ¬
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fect that he entered the house which is isfor Isfor Isfor
for rent by Westeott W tcott Wilcox and that thatjjst thAtjst thatjust
just as he opened a door d leading ding to the thebasement thelacmtnt thebasement
basement he was struck etru k on the back of ofthe oftht ofth
the th head by a sandbag and knocked to tothe tothe tothe
the floor floorHe ftoorHe floorHe
He was evidently confused when telling tellingthe tellingt tellingthe
the t he police of his hi experience One story storywas storyRII storywas
was RII to the effect that Biker saw the thejobber th thJIbbfr thenbir
jobber and after being robbed chased chasedthe chaedthe chasedthe
the man through the buck door and out outinto outiuto outInto
into the eUeyway eUeywayUnable e aileywayVnable way waylnnble I
Unable to Tell Color ColorLast ColorL3st ColorLast I
Last night he was unable to tell whether whetherthe whetherthe whetherthe I
the man was white or Mack MackAfter blArkArter blackAfter
After reporting the matter to the po police policE police ¬ I
lice the collector was taken to a drug drugstore drubftore drugetore
store where he received medical atten attention attention attention ¬
tion He appeared exceedingly nervous nervousand nenoulIand nervousand
and evidently evide 7 suffered considerable pain painLast painLast painLast
Last night his physicians said that the theyoung theoung theyoung
young oung man hat halt ha not completely recovered recoveredI
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himself and they would oUld allow allow no one to tosee tosee tosee
see him Elker has worked for the real realestate realestate realestate
estate dealers several years yearsDetectives yearsDetectives cars carsDetecties
Detectives Hartigan and Evans were as assigned assJgntd assigned ¬
signed by Inspector Boardman to solve solvethe soletbe solvethe
the mystery m ster Last night in company companywith companywith companywith
with Capt Doyle and a1 Bicycle Policeman PolicemanGurratt PolicemanGrett PolicemanGarrett
Garrett who was called shortly sl1ortl after the therobbery therobber therobbery
robbery robber wns reported they visited visit ell the thevacant thevaeant thevacant
vacant house hou e and made an investigation investigationwith ImesUgntionwith investigationwith
with the hope of gaining some information informationthat informationthnt informationthat
that would throw Ono somo light on the case caseNothing caseNothing caseNothing
Nothing of Importance was discovered discoveredSnfe dI8COcredSnfc discoveredSafe
Safe Robbed of 500 500By oo ooD OOBh
By D working the combination of the big bigsteel lJl lJlsteel bigsteel
steel safe In tho store of the United UnitedCigar UnitedCIgar UnitedCigar
Cigar Company Co mpan at Fifteenth and New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York avenue enue a thief took nearly tSOO OO In Incurrency Incurrenc Incurrency
currency currenc from the money mone drawers at an anearly snear anearly
early ear hour yesterday morning inornln The Thethieves Thethl4nM Thethieves
thieves gained an entrance entlli ce to the shop shopby Ihopbr shopby
by means of a skeleton key Ita The robbery robberywas robber robberw wbberywas
was w s reported to police headquarters and andDetectives andDetectives andDetectives
Detectives Weedon and Bnrllngame were wereput werepul wereput
put at work on the burglary burglaryIt
It Is not known whether the safe was wasopened WASopeMd wasopened
opened by b some one who knew tke com combination combination cornbhiation ¬
bination or if it was accomplished by b a aprofessional nprofeulonal aprofessional
professional safe ftt opener who committed committedhis committedbis committedhis
his robberies by cleverly working worklD the thecombination tooeomblnaUon thecombination
combination combinationIt
It is said however that one of the firm firmrecently firmreceutlr firmrecently
recently lost the combination which was wason WRIiIon wason
on a piece of paper but it te not ex explained exJllaioed cxplained ¬
plained just how any finder would know knowthat knowthat knewthat
that the figures were those used for open opening openI openleg ¬
leg I the memy chest hotlt of the cigar com company compsny cornpany ¬
pany J Io o tools of any lin kind were used usedA uNdA usedA
A time lock on the door shows that the thesafe theflt thesafe
safe flt was opened about 1 1 oclock yesterday yesterdaymorning yesterdaymorning etlte1daymorning
morning It is l believed > some one familiar familiarwith familiarwith familiarwith
with the place turnedthe trick The com company company cornpany ¬
pany holds the manager lnan ger responsible for forthe forthe forthe
the money moneyThere moneyThere moneyThere
There were no important developments developmentsin
in the robbery robber of the Pullman car early earlySunday earlySunda earlySunday
Sunday Sunda morning when nearly JSOO 300 were weretaken weretakn weretaken
taken from the trousers of several veral Wash Washingtoniane Washingtoniana
ingtoniane Jn tonlaJU Several local detectives as aswell aswell aswell
well as those of the Pennsylvania are areworking areworking areworking
working on the robbery robberyPRESIDENT robberyPRESIDENT robberyPRESIDENT
PRESIDENT TAKES A HAND BANDRoosevelt HANDRoosevelt HANDRoosevelt
Roosevelt Orders Milk Inquiry in inthe inthe inthe
the District DistrictUC8ult DistrictResult
Result ot Investigation to Lie Scat Scattered Senttered heattered ¬
tered Broadcast DronllcnKtUl Will Aid AidWhole Aidhole AidWhole
Whole hole Country CountryPresident Countr CountrPre CountryPresident
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President Pre Roosevelt wants to lower the thedeath thedeeth thedeath
death rat rate among the babies in cities citieslie clt cltlie citiesHe
lie Is convinced of the importance of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the puremilk question queetiousnd and he has written writtento
to Surgeorn General Wyimn man of the Pub Publie Publie Publie
lie Health and Marine arine Hospital Service Servicedirecting Senicdirecting Servicedirecting
directing that an inquiry be made into intoevery Intoevery Intoevery
every sanitary phase of the milk supply supplyof
of the District The purpose e is to have a areport areport areport
report prepared with the th stamp of highest highestofficial hlgbe8toillclal highestotficial
official authority which bleb will afford in information Intormatlon Information ¬
formation and guidance for every city and andcommunity andcommunity andcommunity
community in the country in the regula regulation regulaLion ula ulaUon ¬
Lion of its milk supply supplyDr supplyDr supplyDr
Dr Wyman has put Assistant A nt Surgeon SurgeonGen SargtOftGen SurgeonGen
Gen John W Kerr In charge of the work workThe workThe Ork OrkThe
The plan is to make a minute study of ofthe oflbe ofthe
the milk furnished the District Dl trlct the thesource theJOurce thesource
source of supply the conditions sur surrounding surrounding suerounding ¬
rounding the cows on the dairy farms farmstransportation tar tarlraneporlatlon farmtransportation
transportation of milk whether bether it is de delivered de deItveretl tielivered ¬
livered with lth proper pro r sanitary care or l by byearel bycareleaa y ycareless
careless earel and diseased ditle8 ed employes condi condition condition conditlon ¬
tion of milk bottles bottl and a great number numberof numberoC numberof
of other phases pba es of the question questionDr qu questionDr tlon tlonDr
Dr Wy Wyman mans investigation will 111 be sup supplemented 11I1plemented suppiemented ¬
plemented to the investigation already alreadymade alreadymacM alreadymade
made In the District by the Washington Washingtonmilk Washingtonmilk Washingtonmilk
milk commission composed of officiate of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Department of Agriculture of the thePublic tlMPublic thePublic
Public Health and Marine Hospital Serv Service Storvice Seryice ¬
ice and of reputable physicians veteri veterinarians vet veterinsrians rl rlMr1an ¬
narians milkmen and others This corn commission cornmon cornmieslon ¬
mission mon made a report of a comprehensive comprehensivecharacter compreMnlvecbaract comprehensivecharacter
character cbaract r disclosing dlll < lo8tng grave rave conditions conditionsPresident condltlOf1lPresident conditionsPresident
President Roosevelt is deeply d ph interested interestedand Intere interestedand ted tedand
and In a letter to Dr Wyman YIIUln not made madepublic madepublic ndepublic
public strongly urged u c1 the investigation investigationand
and report to benefit other communities communitiesIt communlt communltIt
It is understood the President was par particularly putlcularly particularly ¬
ticularly moved by b what he learned of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the high death rate among amon babies due to toimpure toImpure toImpure
impure and improper milk supply supplyAlthough supplyAlthough supplyAlthough
Although the Investigation Is to be con confined conftned eonfined ¬
fined to Washington experts from other othercities otherclUel othercities
cities will ill be called upon for advice adviceBOY adviceBOY adviceBOY
BOY LOST ON EXCURSION EXCURSIONHenry EXCURSIONhenry
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Henry IIcnr Volker Goes to Cljinoiit lnioit a nllll nllllXothl nuilNothlii nil nilotlilnp
Xothl otlilnp but Ills III Clothes Found FoundIn IounelIn FoundIn
In company with several eral companions companionsHenry companionHeRry companionsHenry
Henry Volker of 112 1m K street tr t northeast northeastsixteen northeut8Ixt northeastalxteed
sixteen 8Ixt ri years ears of age a e went to Glymont Glymontyesterday Glymontye8t Glymontyesterday
yesterday ye8t rday morning with Ith an excursion and andnothing andnothing andnothing
nothing has been wen of him since Dur During DurIng Durlag ¬
ing the day 8 the boy 00 went bathing and andleft andleft andleft
left his clothes on the bank nk Later he hewandered bewandered hewsndered
wandered through the woods When Wh n It Uwas ItWIle Itwas
was time to come home last night his hiscomrades htaeomradetl hiscomrades
comrades looked for their friend but butwere butere butwere
were ere unable to find him Ills clothes clotheswere cl clotheswere thes theswert
were Just where he had left them themThe tbemTb themThe
The Tb police were notified of his hl disap disappearance disappearance disappearance ¬
pearance last night and requested to tomake tomake tomake
make an effort to locate him It is be believed belieed beIleved ¬
lieved that young oung Volker either became becamelost becamelost me meI
lost I t in the woods or was as drowned Early Earlyin EtlrlIn Earlyin
in the evening it was thought he would wouldprobably wouldprobably wouldprobably
probably return to the city on the Jane JaneMoseley JaneIoteler JaneMoseley
Moseley the last steamer of the night nightbut nightbut sulghtbut
but when it arrived the boy bo was u not notaboard notaboard notaboard
aboard aboardREQUEST
REQUEST IS REFUSED REFUSEDLliilertnkcrji REFUSEDCnllerncrft REFUSEDtnutertnkcrs
Lliilertnkcrji Firm Asks Alii Rl Right Iit of ofWar ofn ofWay
War n for AinbtilanccN AinbtilanccNStating AunliulancesStating mhuJnncc mhuJnnccStaUn
Stating StaUn that they are operators o ratoJtll of a aprivate aJ11tvate aprivate
private ambulance for the conveyance of ofsick oCJdrk ofnick
sick and wounded to the hospitals and andother antIother andother
other places for treatment tre tment in the District DistrictHlndle DlstrtctHindle DistrictHlndle
Hlndle ft Baylies undertakers have re requested re requHd ccquested ¬
quested the Fight of way W8 therefore The Therquest Ther Therqueat
rquest r uest is indorsed by the following followingpracticing followln followlnpra followingpracticing
practicing pra ticing physicians of the District D DOlin DOlin DOlin
Olin Leech F O Roman H H Barker BarkerJames BarkerJames BarkerJames
James F Mitchell F J Kemp and Odin OdinR OdinR OdinR
R R Snider SniderH
H H lioardnum acting superintendent superintendentof Jupertnt ndent ndentof
of police to whom the request was re referred refernMlr referreult ¬
ferred fernMlr stated that he coukl not recom recommend recomnwnd recommend ¬
mend that the th permit be granted ranted because becauseof beea beeao
of o the section in the police regulations regulationswhich regulationwhich regulationswhich
which limits the right of way W8 upon the thestrets thestre thestreets
streets stre ts and avenues to hospital ambu ambulances ambulancH ambulances ¬
lances In Informing the writers in ac accordance accordance accor4lance ¬
cordance with this indorsement the Com Commissioners Commlssionfrs Cornmtesloners ¬
missioners state that they tht will receive receiveany receiveany
any arguments which may be submitted submittedIn
In favor aor of amending the polic regula regulations regulations regulations ¬
tions so as to apply appl to this case caseSafe casfSafe caseSafe
Safe Deposit DepositI
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CTTIils company ComtaOY accepts accerits all OOM OOMot oi1 Iof ciSceaof
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CITIZENS IN I DISPUTE DISPUTENorth DISPUTErth DISPUTENOitli
North rth Washiugtoniaiis Dif Differ Diffcr Diffei ¬
fer as to Credit for Work WorkMATTER WorkMATTER 1 or1 or1rrATTER
MATTER VENTED IN MEETING MEETINGMember rIEETING1lemher MEETINGMeinluers
Member of North Washington Citi Citizens Cltlzcn Cliizcna ¬
zens zcn Association It In I Alleged At Attempt Attcmltt Attempt ¬
tempt to Capture Glory Glor for Certain CertainImprovement CertainI1I111rOellu CertainInuprosements
Improvement ntH IlecommoinlntloAw IlecommoinlntloAwfor Itlcommcllin Uo Uofor
for Street St rct ISxtciinioni Ext cnltloll 31ntle 31ntleThat 31 Indc IndcThat n tic ticThat
That the North orth Washington 8I1binton Citizens CitizensAssociation cttletUIAIS4e1atlon 1tIZ985Association
Association is stealing the thunder of the theNorth theNorth theNorth
North Capitol awl Kcklngton CWaens1 CWaens1Association CltlaenA CltiseusAssocIation
A Association > by claiming claimlB credit for toe toemany t tmany themany
many public Improvements directly due dueto dueto dueto
to the efforts of the latter organization organizationwag
wag tho statement vigorously and em emphatically emphatically eatphatically ¬
phatically made at a meeting meetln of the lat latter latter Itter ¬
ter association in St Martins Hall last lastnight laslnight lastnight
night nightThe nightTbe nightThe
The discussion arose upon a motion to tothank totbAnk tothank
thank the Commissioners for Uwlr action actionlu aetlonIn actionin
In transferring tho sits U of the District Dfetrkststables Diatrlotstables Districtstables
stables from Bryant street and the local localpapers localpapers localpapers
papers for the publicity given to the pro protests protestA proteta ¬
tests of the th numerous Interested cittsens cittsensShot citiacnsShot 8 8Shot
Shot from P l 31 H I F Ferris FerrhrF rrln rrlnF
F M Ferris Ferri of the membership com committee committee cornmittee ¬
mittee was the first to voice Yo his b send sentiments MnUmenta sendmenti ¬
ments regarding r rdlng the alleged ed claims of the theNorth lbeNorth theNorth
North Washington Ctttaens Association Associationwhose AModaUonwho Associationwhose
whose territory adjoins that of the North NorthCapitol NorthCapitol orth orthCapitol
Capitol and Eckington EckingtonThe Ecktn EcktngtonThe < ton tonThe
The North Washington Association Associationsaid AuoctatiOllaatd Associationsaid
said he rnis is claiming blmln the entire csdtt for forthe forthe forthe
the transfer of site of the stains not notwithstanding notwltb notwithstanding ¬
withstanding wltb tandlng the members of this tb asso association IUIIIOclatlon assoclatlon ¬
clatlon have labored faithfully and ear earnestly earn earneatly ¬
neatly n tb toward tl anl that end end sad to them themshould tMmshould themshould
should be given ven a portion of the credit creditNot creditot creditNot
Not ot only onl in this tb instance but ih many manyothers manyothers manyothers
others has this association assumed that thatto tbatto thatto
to its efforts alone are due the many pub public pUblic publie ¬
lic improvements in this tbi section Whenas When WhenM hell hellat
M a member of the membership commit committee committee committee ¬
tee tee I have approached a citixen with Uh an anInvitation aninyitatlon n nInvitAtlo
inyitatlon Invitation to become a member ef r this tblltlon as association assedation ¬
sedation tlon I have ba ve been informed that the theorganisation UteorganlUon theorganization
organization devotes its J attention only to toEcklagton toEckl tollckington
Ecklagton Eckl Pon and that the improvements in inNorth InXorth inNorth
North Washington are due to the North XorthWashington NorthWuhln NorthWashington
Washington Wuhln < t n Association This statement statementIs
Is not founded upon fact I am In favor favorof taOrof favorof
of harmony if harmony Is possible but I Ido Id Ido
do not consider fair the action of the theNorth theNorth theNorth
North Washington Wurbin ton Association in claim claiming claimIne claiming ¬
ing an the credit creditNew creditNew t tXc
Xc New Member Think lies UlUU nit Count CountMr Countir CountMr
Mr Ferris was U reenforo renfo reenforo4 f in his state statements statements statemeats ¬
ments by Herman E BKu chairman of ofthe oftbe ofthe
the committee on streets sidewalks and andlights andll andlights
ll lights who ho stated that the North Wash Washington Washington ¬
wallhI
ington teton Association had claimed credit for formany forman1 formany
many of the street Improvements which whichwere whichwere
were due alone to theefforts of the North NorthCapitol NorthCapitol orth orthCapItol I
Capitol and Ecklngton organizations organizationsIn
In response IIpon e to the suggestion un of a new newmember newmember I Imember
member that results were rere what bat counted countedthe coentedthe I Itbe
the credit being < a minor consideration considerationA con
A O Ttngtey secretary lle rttary JderaUon1 took up the thecudgels therudwfll thecudgels
cudgels in defense of his association aallO iatlon < stat stating atatillK statlog ¬
log that Its members had labored l early earlyand earl earlanti earlyand
and late In the Interests of the public and andshould anftlhouht andshould
should be entitled to its It thanks As for forthe torthe forthe
the claims of the North orth Washington CHl CHlaens Cftltens Citiseas
tens Association A latlon said fee I was wasrecently wasr wasrecently
recently r ntly Informed by a member whose whosename whosename hOle hOlename
name I will 11I not mention that it had not notbeen notbeen notbeen
been successful sucee ful In a single Instance dur during 4urI 4urtbe durlog ¬
I
log the past year In securing improve improvements improvemntll Improvements ¬
ments in its section sectionThe sectionThe sectionThe
The discussion was w closed by the adop ad0ption adoptlon adoption ¬
tion of the resolutions of thanks t te the theCommissioners theCommlulonfrs theCommissioners
Commissioners and press pressImprovement prftlSImllrlefllenlll presshtniuroveuuients
Improvement Hccninnienilcil HccninnienilcilThe
The report of the executive committee committeerecommending committeerecommendlnl committeerecommending
recommending that the Commissioner Commissionerbe
be asked ked to provide a public park in the thespace thespace thespace
space south of T street to Randolph Randolphplace Randolphplaee Randolphplace
place was adopted If this Is not regard regarded regarded prd prdM
ed as practicable it is recommended that thatS thatS
S street be extended from Lincoln road roadto roadSeeond roadto
to Second street In alignment with ith the thepresent theprewnt thepresent
present line of S street t and that the land landon landon landon
on each side between First F1r t and Second Secondstreet 8ecotulatnet Secondstreet
street be made into a nark narkIt park parkIt parkIt
It is recommended re Oll1tMndecl11O also that First t street streetbe streetbe streetbe
be extended from it Its present pre8e t terminus terminusnorth terminusnorth terminusnorth
north of R street to T street and that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the streets east of First street be ex exended exended cxended
ended endedThe endedThe endedThe
The attention of the Commissioners Comml3tlon rs will willaim willaiM willalso
aim be directed to the sidewalk on R Rstreet Rstreet Rstreet
street east of Eckington Eckln ton place pine and the theneed theneed theneed
need of arc lights on North Capitol street streetThe ItrwtTbe streetThe
The association adjourned to meet in inSeptember InSeptem InSeptember
September SeptemberINSPECTS Septem SeptemberINSPECTS r rINSPECTS
INSPECTS DISTRICT FARM FARMCommissioner F FARMCoiuuuuissiotier AR I ICOllUI1Ilol1lr
Commissioner Mncfnrlnml Visits In Institution InIUtuUon Inat ¬
stitution at I tut louts nt Illiic Plains PlainsCommissioner PIn hi hiCommlNlonfr Ins InsCommissioner
Commissioner Macfarland on Saturday Saturdayinspected Saturdayinspectftt Saturdayinspected
inspected the District farm at Blue IU Plains PlainsD
D C the Home for the Aged and In Inflrra InRrm Infirm
firm and the Industrial Home School for forColored forColored frColored
Colored Children Dr Percy Smith su superintendent superintendent superintendent ¬
perintendent for the Home for the Aged Agedand A Aand Agedand
and Prof George W Cook superinten superintendent luperintendent supertntendent ¬
dent of the Industrial Indu trll Home I School ac accompanied Arcompenled accompenled ¬
compenled Mr Maefarland MaefarlandCommissioner MacfarlamlCommiuloner MacfarlandCommissioner
Commissioner Macfarland said yester yesterday yeaterdRy yesterday ¬
day that the Home for the Aged A d and In Inflrm Inftrm Infirm
firm and the portion of o the farm ann which whichis wblchI whichIs
is I being cultivated in connection with n nwere nwere Itwere
were both in fintcla firstclass condition He Hestated Hestatal Hestated
stated that he was w much pleased with the theresults ther8Ults theresults
results of the work of the superintendent superintendentDr
Dr Smith especially as the appropria appropriations approJtriatlons approjulationa ¬
tions were not entirely sufficient Addi Additional Addltlonal AfithItional ¬
tional laborers will 111 have to be provided providedhe
he said as the aged men antI women are arenot arenot arenot
not competent to do the hard work ork of the thefarm thefarm thefarm
farm With these h he stated the farm farmmight farmmight farmmight
might be made almost selfsupporting selfsupportingIn
In reference to the Industrial Home HomeSchool lIom lIomSchool HomeSchool
School for Colored Children which blch is issoon Issoon issoon
soon to be opened Commissioner Mac Macfarland Macfariand Iac Iacfarlnd ¬
farland said The appropriations for the thebuildings thebulldl thebuildings
buildings bulldl ge were not sufficient so that in inall Inall
all respects they are severely severel simple in inconstruction Inconstruction Inconstruction
construction and additional buildings bulldin iI will willsoon willsoon 111 111soon
soon be necessary I feel however bow ver that thatProf thAtProf thatProf
Prof Cook will be able to make a success successful successful g gful ¬
ful start in the coming fiscal ft cal year ear which whichif whichIf whichif
if followed up will make the institution institutionentirely intltutlonenUrel institutionentirely
entirely enUrel successful successfulSURPLUS sttCCelIrulSURPLUS succesamniSURPLUS
SURPLUS STILL GROWING GROWINGTrenimry GROWINGTrenftur GROWINGTreasury
Treasury Trenftur Figures FI llrf Yesterday Yclterdn Show ShimSIOrini7 ShowtO3t ShowSiO5I81I
SIOrini7 tO3t for Year YearThe YearThe learThe
The Treasury surplus for the year yearreached yearreached ear earreadied
reached 3tl9231T 1062317 1CIi Sli yesterday esterda At this time timelast timelast timelast
last year It was 17Wl4U The receipts receiptsfor rt receIptsfur elptaJ elptaJfor
for th the current fiscal ftst > al year hare already alreadyaggregated alreadyagg alreadyaggregated
aggregated agg gated f648786OZ6 18 and five mere busi business bU8lness busiaces ¬
ness days remain before the accounts for forthe forthe forthe
the present pr e t fiscal year ear will be closed The TJheexpenditures Tbeexpenditures Theexpenditurea
expenditures this year to date were G1 G1iSI 567
733740 733740The iSI 73370The iot iotThe
The receipts for yesterday were eN ISUi ISUiand a 0SSlt 0SSltand < KS 16 16and
and the expenditures aggregated g repted 51571000 51571000leaving 15tOOOJealng liNOO0leavIng
leaving a surplus for the day of J1 tSIrf tSI 14LZ16Mrs U1 U13Ir
3Ir Mrs rf Sclircincrn Funeral FuneralThe PunernlTboP FuneralThe
The last rites over the remains of Mrs MrsSusan oJ18Su MrsSusan
Susan Su n Schrelner who died Sunday were wereheld w wereheld
rel
held yesterday at the residence sldeaee of her herson herson herson
son MaJ laJ Herman tlln Schrelner U S A Aretired Aretired
retired at Forest Glen Md Rev Charles CharlesII
II Butler pastor of the Keller Ken r Memorial MemorialLutheran MemorialLutheran i
Lutheran Church of this city clt conducted conductedthe j I
the services servicesThe lervlceeThe servicesThe
The interment will take place in Fred Fredcrick Frederick Fredcrick
crick Md Mrs Schretner was eighty eightyyears elhtyears eightyyears
years ears of age and 1141 J Sa survived by three threechildren threechildren threechIldren
children Mis Miss 1If1 Helen Schrelner Edmund EdmundE
E SchreIner and MaJ IaJ Schreiner Schreinerf
f
RIVER RIVER SCHEDULES FIXED FIXEDDntcs FIXEDDntee I IDRtCI
Dntcs of Steamer Sailings to Lower Loweriotomnc LoVrrioomne Loveerlotoznnc
iotomnc lotoznnc Arc Set SetUnder Setnder Sd SdUnder
Under nder the new Bummer schedule of oftho oftho otthe
tho Washington and Potomac Steam Steambout SteambOlLt Steamboat
bout Company which will go into effect offocton effecton
on June 30 a number of changes In the therunning therunning therunning
running time of the boats will ha hamade b bmde bemade
made The steamers Harry Harr Randall Randalland Ranc1aUand Randalland
and WakcfloId will make six trips trIp oach oachweek oachweul eachseelt
week between this city and the thewharves thewharvos thewharvos
wharvos along alon tho river The Randall Randallwill RandaUwllJ Randallwill
will leave hero Monday Monda and Wednesday Wednesdayafternoons WedneI41 WedneI41aftornoons Wednesdayafternoons
afternoons at 4 oclock for the landings landingsbetween lnnllln landingsbetween 1J 1Jbetween
between Dills wharf and those in the tholower thelowor thelower
lower Machodoo Creek and will go gointo goInto gointo
into the Wleoralco River and the theKomlnl theNomlnl theNomiuui
Komlnl Creek CreekSaturday Creekturd CreekSaturday
Saturday turd Y mornings the Randall will willleave willJeftve willleave
leave here at 7 oclock and will make makeall makean makeall
all stops between Glymont and Nominl NominlThe NomlnlThe NomIniThe
The sailing mng days of the Wakefleld Wakefleldwill WakeftehlwIU Wakefieldwill
will be Sunday SUndR Tuesday TIICsdQ and Thurs Thursday Thurlday Thursday ¬
day at 7 In tho morning mornln and she will willmake willmake willmake
make all landings between this city cityand elt eltant cItyand
and WIrts wharf in Maddox Creek Tho Thoreturn Thoreturn Thereturn
return trip of these tbo e steamers will be beon beon beon
on the day after leaving 10tlln here hereNEGRO liNeNEGRO lucreNEGRO
NEGRO SLASHED WITH RAZOR RAZORAdnm RAZORAdnm RAZORtdntn
Adnm Lawson Pntnlly Irntnll Cut During DuringFight UurlngJhtht IJurluugFight
Fight in LOBIIII 1f IUl Place PlaceAdam IlnceAdam PlaceAdam
Adam Lawson colored of IS Logan Loganplace IoganplAce Loganplace
place was fatally injured shortly be before beor before ¬
fore or midnight during a fight with an another KIIUtr another ¬
other Utr negro near n r his home Lawaona Lawaonajugular LawaoJlJugular Iaawaonnjugular
jugular vein was severed and he died diedat diedat diedat
at tho Homeopathic Hospital early title titlemorning thlvmornl thismorning
morning mornl g A love affair aalr caused ue4t the fight flghtThe fightThe ght ghtThe
The man who did the cutting accord according accordIng accordlag ¬
ing to tho police lives In Brooks court courtand courtand courtand
and ho made mad mad1 his disappearance Imme Immediately Immediately barnsdiately ¬
diately after using his razor on Law Lawon lAwOil Lawson
Oil on He is I described as being of light lightskin lI lightakin ht htakin
akin wears a mustache and had on ondark ORclark ondark
dark clothes The police in all parts df dfth ef efth dfthe
th the city It were notified to keep a lookout lookoutfor lookoutfor lockoutfor
for him himFEDERAL blmFEDERALGENSUSISORDERED himFEDERAL
FEDERAL FEDERALGENSUSISORDERED FEDERALGENSUSISORDEREDEnumeration CENSUS IS ORDERED1 ORDERED1Enumeration ORDERED ORDEREDEnumeration
Enumeration of Oklahoma and In Indian Indian Indian ¬
dian Territory to Be Made MadePresident 1radelrtIIlclcl1t Madelrtuuideuut
President Issues Instructions in 01 Order 01cJcr 01tier ¬
tier to Prevent n Gerrymander Gerrymanderby GcrrmnnclerII
by II the Democrat DemocratIn DemocrntlIn
In order to prevent a gerrymander of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the proposed new De State of Oklahoma by bythe byDemocraia bythe
the Democrat President Roosevelt RooMftItlrec has hasdirectMl hasdirected
directed lrec that a a Federal census of o Okla Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahema ¬
homa and the Indian Territory Territor be taken takenthis takenthis takenthis
this summer The fact was announced announcedin anno annoin
in the following statement etatement from fro the De Department De Departmt Dcpartment
partment of Justice yesterday Ylllt y afternoon afternoonUpon afternoontpoa afternoonUpon
Upon the advice adY of the Attorney Attorne Gen General General Ooneral ¬
eral the President Pr8Id t has Instructed the theSecretary theaeeretary theSecretary
Secretary of Commerce Commelftand and Labor to have havethe havethe havethe
the Census ee Bureau make a special enumer enumeration enumeration enumeration ¬
ation of the inhabitants of the proposed proposedState proposedState proposedState
State of Oklahoma including Ineludln both th thpresent tM tMprneDt thepresent
present Territory of Oklahoma and the theIndian tbeIndian theIndian
Indian Territory Territor to determine the pops population JIOPUlaUon popslatlon ¬
lation of the proposed new State and its itsdistribution It Itdhrtrlbutlon Itsdistribution
distribution among the several Territorial Territorialsubdivisions Territorialsubdivisions
subdivisions into which the State Stat win be bedivided bedivIded
divided should the constitution CO etltuUou confirmed confirmedby eondrmedby
by the convention lately Iatl sitting tUft < there be beapproved beapproved
approved at the polls pollsMembers poJlsembfts pollsMembers
Members embfts of the administration have havebeen bavebHu haveheen
been led to believe bel that the constitution constitutionrecently conetltuUoar constitutionrecently
recently r nU adopted by the constitutional constitutionalconvention eoutltuUoaalcon constitutionalconvention
convention con nUon of Okalohoina so rearranged rearrangedthe
the boundaries of certain counties in the theproposed theproJJOlfd theproposed
proposed new State as a practically to nul nullify nulue nullUg ¬
lUg ue that part of the enabling enabll act which whichdescribed WhicbdNCribed whichdescribed
described the boundaries of the MW Con Congressional Conereional Congreasional ¬
gressional districts As a first ft t step to toward toward toward ¬
ward preventing a Democratic Dem ra gerryman gerrymander gerrymandee fI1man fI1mancIer ¬
dee a census eensu will be taken with withrerence special specialreference specialreference
reference rerence to the distribution trtbuUon of the pres present preent pee peeeat ¬
eat nt population among < the several divi divisions dlvllions dlvisions ¬
sions of the territory territoryThe terrltorrThe territoryThe
The enumeration will be made under underthe undtrthe underthe
the authority of law la given to the secre secrei 1eC 1eCtar aecretary
i tary of that department authority to tomake tomake tomake
> make such special lal investigations In tlons and re re report ccports
1 ports port as the President may deem nec necessary neceaarr necessazy ¬
essary and urgent ur t The Tboork work will com commence comnce cornmence ¬
mence nce as soon M th tbf < preliminary ar arrangements arrantfementJ arrangements ¬
rangements can be perfected rfettecl and the thenecessary then thenecessary
necessary n ry printing prlnU done probably on or orabout orabout
about the first day of July The Direc Director Director Director ¬ I
tor of the Census has designated William WilliamC
C Hunt chief statistician for popula population population popuiation ¬
tion to take the immediate supervision supervisionof
of the work in the field neldPHILIP fieldPhILIP Id IdPIllLIP
PHILIP INDICTED FOR MURDER MURDERJuilK MURDERJudi MURDERJudge
Judge Judi Gould Rejects It JeetII Applications Applicationsfur
fur Administration of o Hxtnte HxtnteAn UtnteAn ItsinteAn
An indictment Indidm t for first degree de < ree murder murderagainst murderapinst murderagainst
against Gaston P Philip in connection connectionwith conntCtlonwith connectionwith
with the death of Frank B Macaboy MacaboyMay Iacaboylay MacahoyMay
May IS last wag returned r turnd to Justice Stat Stafford StaCford Statford ¬
ford by the grand rand Jury yesterday yesterdayEdward yesterdayEdward ftterdayEd
Edward Ed rd W Opdlke a chauffeur who whodrove whodrove whodrove
drove the ear In which hlch Philip and Mac Macaboy Xacabo Macahoy
ahoy abo are said ltl to have ridden shortly be before before before ¬
fore the tragedy i Is < named as a witness witnessOthers witnetl witnetlOthers witnessOthers
Others named as witnesses are William WilliamA
A Grisset et James A Brest and John A AHeath AHeath AHeath
Heath employes of the hotel Detective DetectiveSergeant DetecUnSergeant DetectiveSergeant
Sergeant Helan and Police PoIJc Officer John JohnU JohnIt JohnIt
U It Evans and Martin Rdlly George orge W WTaylor WTaylor WTaylor
Taylor Haxei Davis D is and Hugh F Tag Taggart Tagprt Taggart
gart the latter an assistant United States Statesattorney StateKAttorney Statesattorney
attorney who took the antemortem antemortemstatement antemortemstatement antemortemstatement
statement of o Macaboy at the tb Emergency EmergencyHospital EmergencyIIOIIpltA1 EmergencyHospital
Hospital It is 1 probable INOb ble that Philip will willbe willbe ill illbe
be arraigned next Friday FridayJustice FridA FridAJustice FridayJustice
Justice Gould yesterday decided that thaton 1haton thaton
on application applicaton by b the next friend of the theinfant theinCat theInfant
infant inCat son sn of Frank Frk Macaboy laCbot after due duenotice duenotc duenotion
notice notc to all al relatives relatee he would name namesome namescnne namesome
some person prs to act at as administrator of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the estate t8tf which according acoring to statements statementsin I
in court curt by 1 b counsel counl consists cni 1 largely largei in a aproposed aproposed I
proposed propse action actoft for damages dlmage against againstGaston againstGaston
Gaston Philip Phip who killed kle Macaboy 18Cb Two Twopetitions T Tpttons Twapetitions
petitions pttons for letters leteJ of administration administrationwere aministraton aministratonwere I
were before the court curt on one by b the th father fathorof fatherof thlr
of the deceased dttaS asking aking that he be b ap appointed ape apepinted appointed ¬ I
pointed pinted administrator admlnlstnlor and the tle other otwr by I I1lacOys
Macaboys 1lacOys divorced wife wie to whom the thechilds thechilds
childs custody custoy was awarded aadf by the thf de decree decre decree ¬ I
cree cre of divorce dhort praying prln the appointment appointmentof
of Attorney Atorc w Preston Prel ton Williamson WilliamsonJustice Wilamsn WilamsnJuetle WIlliamsonJustice I
Justice Gould refused reCuse both bth petitions petitionsBONAPARTES pettons pettonsBONA petitionsBONAPARTESBUGGY
BONAPARTES BONA BONAPARTESBUGGY ATEJS BUGGY DAMAGED DAMAGEDAttorney DAAGED DAMAGEDAttorney I Itornlr
Attorney tornlr Generals Gen Team Collides Colliilpntritli Collidesivltit
tritli lt Another at Depot DepotThe nII10 nII10The IcpotThe
The carriage of Attorney Atornty General GeneralBonapatte Gen GeneralBonapette ral ralInapl
Bonapatte Inapl te which whlh was occupied ocupied at the thetime thetm thetime
time tm by b his uls secretary sretar was damaged damagedyesterday dama damagedyesterday El Eleaterda
yesterday eaterda Doming hor ing in front of the Bal Baltimore Bl Bltmore Baltlmore ¬
timore tmore sn1 s t Ohio station staton by colliding collidingwith colding coldingwih collidingwith
with wih a vehicle eJlele driven by b William W1Iam Hill HillMr Hl HillMr
Mr r Bonaparte nsIrte was not in his carriage carriagewhen carlagp carlagpwien carriagewhen
when wien the tle accident occurred occurredIliclinrd oeurrd oeurrdIlchnrtl occurredlticlnrtl
Iliclinrd Ilchnrtl Owens OWfnMt Body DOII In Fnnnil FnnnilThe lonnc Foundrhe
The body bd of Richard Owens of ofLangdon ofIngllon ofLangdon
Langdon the first frst bather bther of the season seasonto seasonto Ealon Ealonto
to lose los Ills life lCe in the vicinity Iclnir of Wash Washington Wah WahIngton Washington ¬
ington and who was AS drowned In the theEastern th thE theEastern <
Eastern E trn Branch Sunday Sunda afternoon arfrnoon was wasrecovered WI wasrecovered
recovered reoTered yesterday efterda The funeral Cun ral will willtake wi willlake
take place placl at the former home of the theyoung theounS thefflJflg
young ounS fflJflg man mAn In the suburb suburbhristian Iuburb IuburbChristan suburbshi
hi hristian
Christan Xanders X XandersI nders
5 7 Standards SUndnnliof SUndAr
I of Carets Cr include iolul
4 Virginia Virgini Clarets ClarelsThfjrre Claret ClaretsThere I Ir
There r mona T05 ditntabfc diulablf and andwonomiad andeennomie5lown I
wonomiad Hieln eennomie5lown own prwwine prwwineMe lrin presingtic
Me Sc 36c He t qt qtQuality t tQ
Q Quality lt 909 flflfl 7th 1 + 1 St 4 Pbn Phone u Tt 2t 2thouse I
house O 7 f 0 lunc banth hoqu OIJ
HEROES GET MEDALS MEDALSCharles MEDALSCharles
Charles Arms ltlmS and Edgar E EGeorge EGeorge E EGeorge
George Decorated DecoratedRISK DecoratedRISK DecoratedRISK
RISK LIVES LIVES TO SAVE OTHERS OTHERSFcrrjmnn OTHERSFcrryznnn THRS THRSFerrmnn
Fcrrjmnn Leaven lcncI Sick Bed and Put PutForth Put PutForth Puts PutsForth
Forth Alone Ionc In Boat 10nt to Rescue RescueThree nelCl1e nelCl1eThree RescueThree
Three Men Icn from tron Mail rll Car CurPenn CurPennThnnlnn CurPennnylinninu Ponn PonnnjTrnnlnn
njTrnnlnn Holrtn Holt1 nOT Ilo from Death DeathPresident DenthIrclllcnt OcathIresident
President Irclllcnt Order Aivimls AivimlsFor A AvarulaFor nlrlls nlrllsI nlrllsFor
I
For saving wing the lives 1 of two mall ml clerks clerksand clrk clrkand clerksand
and u baggageman bsgge n in a wreck wrek on 01 the theLoutovllte theLoule theLouisville
Louisville Loule and Nashville Nuln11e Railroad Rairod Sep September sp sptembr September ¬
tembr tember 29 2 19N Charles Crl Arms Art of Clarks Ciarksvllle Clrkl ClrklvUe Clarksv1lie ¬
vllle vUe Tens TeR has b been ben awarded awared a railroad railroadlifesaving rir railroadlifesaving
lifesaving medal meal by y President Ir nt fleece Roosevelt ficO fleecevelt ¬
velt VfI A medal mel for heroic 1rolc service le in I the thesaving t thesaving
saving Mvng of lives Jy was W8 also a awarded ared to Ed Edgar Edgar Edgar ¬
gar EL E George Gerge of Parsons PA ms Pa PaThe l PaThe a aTh
The Th exploit explll for which Mr Ir Arms Arm re receives recelves ¬
ceives eelve recognition regniton was particularly prteularl heroic heroicHe her heroicIre
He le saved lve the t lives Ilo of Mail lal Clerks J G GMartin Grtn GMartIn
Martin rtn and an Thomas Thor A 1 Frazler Faz r and u bag baggageman b beggageman ¬
gageman gemn Robert Robrt L Morris Jorn victims vlUm of th thwreck the thewrek thewreck
wreck wrek of Louisville Ll le anti An Nashville Nuhvle train trainNo traInNo traInNo
No 102 10 at Ciarksvllle Clark8le Tenn September SeptemberItt Sptembr
Itt 1 1304 The train trn ran through the open opendraw opn opndraw opendraw
draw of the bridge bidge over oer the Cumberland CumberlandRiver Cumberlnd CumberlndRiver CumberhandRiver
River at Ciarksvllle CarslJ and the locomotive locomotivemail lotv locomotivemail
mail ml and an baggage 1ggage cars crs were eo thrown tlrown into intothe Intothe intothe
the river fifty fry feet fet below It I was WA about aboutS abut abutS
S oclock odok at night and very dark darkWhen darkWhen darkWhen
When the tram tri crashed into the river riverMall riverMan riverMail
Mall Clerks C rl Martin artn and Frazier Fraaer and andBaggageman andDa andBaggageman
Baggageman Da tan Morris 2lorl although althugh terribly terriblybruised terrby terriblybruised I Ihruil
bruised hruil and Ati shaken shken managed maled to break breaktheir bak bakthflr brashtheir
their thflr way out ot of the cars and get gt on Otp Otpwb top topwhere topwhre
where wb re they clung with wih all their ter remaining remainingstrength rmlnln rmlnlnstrenKth remainingstrength <
strength all the th time tm shouting IhuUn for aid aidwhtleube aidhU aidwhllM
whtleube whllM hU the partially prtlaJI submerged sub rge cars car were werebeing werealngrapdly werebeIng
being alngrapdly rapidly swept down the river by brlhe brlhewitt the theswift theswift
swift witt current curnt A number numbr of persons prnswere prnswereItandnl were werestanding werestanding
standing Itandnl on 0 the th river bank bnk near n the ferry ferrylanding ferr ferryhanding
landing lndi when Ih th the accident aiet happened happne They Theysaw Thty ThtyBW Theylaw
saw BW the th cars e plunge pluD into Int the river and andbeard anllhr andbeard
beard hr the despairing delring cries e of the mail mailclerks mal mallclerks
clerks clk and at the baggageman bggF n for Co help but butnone butB butnone
none B dared d go to their tr aid aidllUea ad adJUsel aidltlaes
llUea JUsel from Sick lieu IJeilArms led ledArm lieuArms
Arms Arm lives lYN near n the th ferry tery landing landin lansIng on onthe ont onthe
the t bank bk of the river rlYe and an at the Oe time tJm ot otthe ofthe
the t accident acidft was confined cfa to his bi bed b with withmalarial withmalarial Ith Ithnl
malarial nl fever fe He had hd been bn sick ak nearly nearlyfour nery nerytour nearlyfour
four weeks W k and a doctor doto had bd visited YllIe him himand himand
and an given e him hi treatment trt t for his b malady maladyleas maladyless
leas I than La an hoar bar previous pvU to the t acci accident ad addnt acetdent ¬
dent dnt He heard her the ti crash erh of the te train trainas trai trainas
as it I plunged plu and an a moment molt later his hislittle hislittle
little littl daughter cter e came into iut his sick rk chamber chamberand chbr chbran chamberand
and an told him bm what b had h happened He HeImmediately Heimmeditely HeImmediately
Immediately immeditely arose a f and a without 1tbt waiting waitingto
to t fully tun clothe coh himself bmf be b made mde his h way wayas w wayU
as rapidly raply as possible pble to the th ferry ferr land landing landIns landlag ¬
Ins minus minu coat ct cost hat bat and a shoes a His Hisbelief HisI HISbelIef
belief I C at the time tm was that t the th entire entiretrain enU enUtrn entiretrain
train trn had hd plunged pu into It the t river rive and an he hethought hethought
thought thoqt there might mlPt be scores rN of people peopleIn ple pleIn
In need of assistance assistanceArriving a aAn1vn5 istanee istaneeArriving
Arriving An1vn5 at the ferry ter landing Jndn he jump jumped Jup Jupe jumpad ¬
ed into skiff and the by bystanders byslanders
e a an appealed apl to t b ¬
standers lndrs for 113 offering ofering HO 10 all a 11 the themoney themor themoney
money mor he had hd to any person pr who wo would wouldgo wouldP wouldgo
go with Itb him in the th boat bt His HI appeal appealfor appealfor
for aid was M met mt by the statement lttetllt that It Itwould I ItWould
would be b madness m for ro nay ny person to t go goout goout
out with a boat bt to attempt atept a rescue 1D the thehelper tMh thehelper
helper h lpr at the ferry rr landing li telling tel him himthat himthat himthat
that if I the drift drif dont dot swamp mp you u the thepeople theple thepeople
people ple In those to cars ca will wl jump In and andswamp andswamp
swamp sp you U sure surePut lurePUlA sureIuts
Put PUlA Forth Alone in Hoot HootNotwithstanding 10nt 10ntNoh1tbb IlontNotwithstanding
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auntie lue him Arms Ar pushed Jb off o in the th boat boatalone boatalone t talo
alone alo and with 1th cries of encouragement to tothe tot tothe
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the t imperiled iprie persons P be l finally Anly reached reachedthe reched reachedthe
the cars car and succeeded In taking takln off the theinjured theinjured
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injured iur mall mal clerks c1 and u baggageman bagasgemanafterward baggagemanafterward tmu
afterward safely sfel landing J them th on o the thebank thebank
bank bk of the ti river riverThe rivr rivrT riverThe
The T Louisville LulUe and an Nashville Nashvle Railroad RailroadCompany Rair RailroadCompany
Company Compy presented pnte Arms An with ih 160 In Inrecognition iu1tUo inrecognition
recognition 1tUo of his bi heroism hel and the Post Postohce PMtobt Postolhce
ohce obt Department Drmnt took tok the matter maier up and andmade Mdmade andmade
made application applltl for a medal for him himunler himunlfr himunder
under unlfr the act at of February Flr S HC6 l lI which whichprovides WhichprodN whichprovide
provides for or the award n of o medals lis of honor honorfor honorfor
for the saving 1 of life lCe upon Uf railways ni ay or 0 as asthe 1 asthe
the result reul of railway rla disasters disastersThe der disasterThe
The case cu was carefully e taIY inquired Inuir Into by bythe b1the bythe
the officers Clrs of o the government pnrmnt and an the themedal themfdal themedal
medal mfdal was w forwarded forar yesterday yete with wb a aletter aleUf aletter
letter leUf of transmittal tranital from President PresidentRoosevelt Prt PrtRovU PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt RovU himself himselfGeorge bllt himselfGeorge
George Gcor c Save Boys Life LifeGeorge IireGer LifeGeorge
George Ger was WI granted grte a medal ml for ro saving savingthe savingthe v
the th life le of 0 a Polish PIih lad ld about abt twelve twelveyears twee tweeYfa twelveyears
years Yfa of age a whose h foot tt had become bme fee fastened fa fatenf feetoned ¬
toned tenf in a frog f froron on o the th Delaware D lwre and ad Hod Hodson Ha Hodson
son sn Railway Hlhay track at Parsons Iu > M Pa PaGeorge PLGe8 PaGeorge
George Ge8 and a number num r of other persons personswere prf prfwere personswere
were on o the station 1ttl platform ptform waiting aUi the theapproach theaprch theapproach
approach aprch of a fast passenger D r train trn when whenthe whenthe hen hentl
the tl screams rel of the lad ld attracted atrte their at attention attento attendon ¬
tendon tentionGeorge tento tendonGeorge
George Ger immediately immlte started strte on o a run runfor runfor runfor
for the boy by hoping hopng to extricate extrlcte him from fromhis tromhla fromhis
his perilous prlou predicament prelcamt before roe the train trainreached trainrch trainreached
reached him He made one or two un unsuccessful unluccful onsuccessful ¬
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successful luccful attempts attept to release the te foot fot and andfinding andfinding
finding fining it i Impossible impsble to do so 8 before bfor the thetrain thetrin thetrain
train trin reached rche him he seized alH the boys boysbody by byb buy buybody
body b and bending bnding it down outside outde the therail therail
rail rai forced rorc the imprisoned Inpr8nel leg IeI under uner the theengine tbetglne theengine
engine tglne cylinders oil 01 boxes bxe and ad steps step of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the cars caN which scraped srap their bodies h as asthey asthey
they ty came cme along alongThe alongTh alongThe I
The Th engineer applied l the emergency emergencybrakes emrgec emrgecbrke emergencybrakes
engnr app
brakes brke but did di not succeed aucc In stopping stoppinguntil atoPng atopnguntil I
until unt the locomotive 100mothe and one car had hadpassed hadpasE hadpassed
passed pasE over Mr 11 George GErge and the boy 0 The i
White House Bread BreadIs
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table Best for sandwiches sndwIche and andmake andmale andmakes
make male the criepest Cri8 st toast toat
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With genius and skill skil at our command commandand commandand
and the facilities faciities of a modernly equipped equippedBakery equippedBakery equippedBakery I
I Bakery we have achieved greater results resultsin resuts resutsin resultsin
in Bread making Success has crowned crownedour
i our efforts efortssucces effortssuccess success in greater measures measuresthan measure measurethan Ii Iithan
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I White House Rolls Rols are the most worthy worthyBreads worthyBreads worthyBreads
Breads of the period perod They are absolutely absolutelypure absolutelypure absolutelypure
pure palate pleasing and very ver nutritious nutritiousWhite nutritiousWhie nutritiousWhite
White Whie House Bread and White House HouseRolls Housei HouseRolls
i Rolls Rols are are different diferent in shape and appear appearance appearance appearance ¬
ance from other breads breadsSold breadsSold breadsSold
Sold Wherever Bread Is Sold SoldFirst SoldBoston i iBoston
Boston Baking COe9 COe9First
First and B Streets Southwest SouthwestIn
In front of U S Capitol Capiol
back bk side and right arm a of Mr r Georges Gerge Gergect Georgescost j jcoat
coat ct were w besmeared ear with Wth iron irn rust and andoil andoil I
oil from fr the engine eM and an car r and a his hi right righthand rl righthand ht hthand
bruised Be Beyond Bed Beyond
hand was slightly cut ct and ad bruie ¬
yond d a badly bul7 sprained srained foot and leg the theboy theboy theboy
boy was uninjured uninjuredHad uninjuredHad uninjuredlied
Had it not been lot Georges rlf4fs nerve and andpresence anl1pre andpresence
presence pre presence rce of mind he would ould undoubtedly undoubtedlyhave undoubt undoubtedlyhave dlr dlrbave
have lost his life and under the circum circumstances clrcumstaneee circurnstances ¬
stances it was something of a miracle miraclethat miracletht mIraclethat
that both of them were not killed killedNO kll kllNO hilledNO
NO DAMAGES AWARDED AWARDEDCoiHinlHilon A AWARDEDConauuluslon VARDED VARDEDConul1llnn
CoiHinlHilon Holds Union Station Off Offnet OfTIIctll OtTsets
net sets All Claims Clnhl1The ClaimsThe j
i The Union Railroad station grade grpdeclaims gr gradeclaims de declaims
claims commission composed of Charl Chaq ChaqA har1 har1A < s sA
A A Baker George W Moss and G Gerg GergSpransy rg rgSpranny rgp rgpSprallllr
Spranny yesterday reported to the Is Istrict r rtrict Ttrlct
trict Supreme Court its ft appraisements appr m n t f fthe fthe fthe
the damages alleged to have resulted re u1t 1 to tothe tothe t tthe
the real estate e on the tb south side of Parker Parkerstreet Parkffatawl Farkrstreet
street street the east side of second street the thowest t thewest lP lPW8t
west side of third street sad the tb n north northside northside > rth rthside
side of I street northeast In square ua re retroII1 TTn 7 7from j jfrom
from change of grade in connection with withj withthe withthe
j the Union station project projectI peesetThe t tThe
I The commission found that the dam damages dAmretndUIl damages ¬
ages resulting < to the property JIOJ1er from the thegrade thecha thegrade
grade changes cha 18 were offset by the benefits benefitsconferred ben benefitsconferred ftts fttseonf
conferred eonf rre4 upon the property of the claim claimants elaimaa1l claimants ¬
ants by the Union nton station I UOn improvements improvementsand
and nd awarded no damages to any of the theproperty theproperty theproperty
property owners owaersThe 0 0The ownersThe
The property considered nslMred by the com commission comnUHIon cornmission ¬
mission is owned by Lauretta F Boyd BoydLeonids BoydLeonid BoydLeonidas
Leonids Trtplett Jr George Oeor E Hamil Hamilton Hamnton Hamliton ¬
ton Martin > F Morris Bedford Walker WalkerWilliam WalkerWilliam albr albrWl11larn
William II Walker Mary Xar Talty Fennell FennellMargaret Fenn FennellMargaret lI lIarpnt
Margaret > arpnt K I Tally Talt Tobin Helen S Tally TallyAbWe TallyAbbie TatlyAbble
AbWe R R Talty John J Hill and Mary MaryIE iaryE MaryK
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GIVE PASSES WITH STOCK STOCKPennsylvania SrrOCK SrrOCKIennlhnnln STOCKPennsylvania
Pennsylvania Ilallroatl Offer 10 10Ihlemnt Induicetuteuat
ilncenient to Shareholder ShareholderAccording SII ShareliohulersAccording < tchohlcr tchohlcrAC4Ordi
According AC4Ordi to information received by bythe brthe bythe
the Interstate Commerce Commission Commissionevery Cooamllfllonevery Commissionevery
every man mau woman and child who buys a ashare asbare ashare
share of stock In the Kishocoquillas Val Valley Yal1y Valicy ¬
icy Railroad Company of Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniawill lenulvaniayiU
will be given a trip pan over the line lineThe IIDeThe lineThe
The Ktehoooqulllas KitI Ulllag road is nine mites miteslong mlletilon mileslong
long lon It run MUlti between Ml ween Belleville ynle and andReedsville andRHd8v1I andBeedssille
Reedsville Pa The Th general manager mug of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Kisbocoquillas wrote a a letter ttK to the theInterstate tlMIntertate theInterstate
Interstate Commerce C mm rce Commission In Inwhich Inblrh Inwhich
which blrh he said that the road roe had never neverdeclared neyerdeclared newerdeclared
declared a dividend It had been decided decidedtherefore decidedtherefore decidedtherefore
therefore to give trip passes with 1th every everyshare kerr kerrbare dvryshare
share of stock t k issued issuedThe IueelThe issuedThe
The general Be1 ral manager wanted to know If Ifpasses Ifpuee Ifp5555
passes so issued were m In violation vtolttJonof > of law lawThe Ia IaThe lawThe
The commission replied that If the road roadwas roedWas readwas
was wholly within ithin the 5ta Stafe of Pennsyl PenMJlvanta Penusylvnia j jvania
vania vanta it had no Jurisdiction If It was an aninterstate anInterstate aninterstate
interstate road payees L could not be le legally leplly Icgaily ¬
gaily issued to shareholders unless they theywere theyere theywere
were ere employee It costs eighteen eigbt n cents to tomake tomake tomake
make a trip over the t b Kishocoqulllas KishocoqulllasIt
It is expected x ted that its business will be beboomed beboomfd beboomed
boomed to the th limit with the pare prem premium premIum promium ¬
ium offered with every share of stock
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learns to save savcand and deposit his hismoney i M S Sl Slmoney
money in the bank is truly trulythe hisIf s sthe If 7 7the
the father of his family familyNo familyNo M MNo >
No one habit so encourages and fosters fo t the good quali qualities qualitics qualitics ¬
tics of young minds as that of saving savingWealth savingVealth savingWealth
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actcr is one of the byproducts byproductsWe
We VI e open accounts as low as one dollar dollarHome dollarHome dollarHome
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