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THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER DECEMBER30 30 1910
TRAGEDIES OF DAY DAYCOST DAYCOST
COST FOUR LIYESTwo LIVES LIVESfwo LIVESTwo
Two Men Ien Shoot Selves and andGirls andGills andGirls
Girls Die Di by Gas GasANOTHER GasANOTHER GasANOTBER
ANOTHER ATTEMPTS ATTEM TS SUICIDE SUICIDEWilliam SUICIDEVUlIam SUICIDEVI11Inni
William Larch Ends End nd Life with Re Revolver Rcvolvcrnnd Revoivcr ¬
volver volvcrnnd and Leo Flshel 1 lahcl Die Diets in inHospital InHospital Inhospital
Hospital of Bullet Wound Vonl1dIo WoundTwoGirls Vonl1dIoGirls Two TwoGirls
Girls Are Asphyxiated While AVulleAHleep WhileAlep
AHleep Alilt p in Phyaivlana Home HomeTragedits 1I0meTragedies homeTragedIes
Tragedies In Washington yesterday cost costfour costtour costfour
four lives JI Ona On man committed suicide suicideby suicideby suicideby
by shooting another a son of a well wellknown wellknown wellknown
known merchant shot himaelf accident accidentally accldentaUy accidentally ¬
ally while wh1l ciaanlng cleaDln a revolver r olvor and died diedat dlodat diedat
at Emergency Hopltal at 150 oclock oclockthbs oclockthh oclockthb
thbs morning and two girls died dl d as the theresult theresult theresult
result of inhaling illuminating I1iumInaUn gas The Thelife Thomo Thelfo
life of another wouldba suicide was wassaved wassaved wasnved
saved by the timely time1 arrival of his father fatherWilliam CatherWUJlam fatherWilliam
William Ltrch fortytwo years old oldended oldended oldended
ended his life by firing a bullet Into his hisbrain hi hibrain htbrain
brain while alone in a bathroom over his hisrestaurant hisr61taumnt hisroataurant
restaurant at 420 Fourandalialf street streetsouthwest streetl streetsouthwest
southwest l shortly before b fore 10 oclock in inthe inthe inthc
the morning Two of his children heard heardthe heardthe heardthe
the shot and called to their mother motherPapa motharPlpa motherPapa
Papa has shot himself himselfMrs htmsetMrs himselfMrs
Mrs Larch summoned several employes employesand employesand employrsand
and they went to th the bathroom where wherethey wherethey wherethey
they found the man dying A physician physicianwbo phrslcianwho physicianwho
who was wa summoned pronounced life ex extinct extinet e etmet ¬
tinct A coroners Jury later returned a averdict ntrd1ct averdict
verdict that Larch mot his lit death by his hisown hisown hisown
own hand handLarch bandLerch handLerch
Lerch had not intimated that ho In Intended Intended Intended ¬
tended ending his life and he left no nonotes nonotes nonotes
notes In explanation of his act His H I wife wifesays wifesays wifesays
says he had become involved In business buiinomdifficulties OOln688di1ficul businessdilliculties
difficulties difficultiesShoots di1ficul dillicultiesShoots ties tiesShoots
Shoots Self Accidentally AccidentallyLeo AccldentnU AccldentnULeo
Leo Fishel twentyfive years old son sonof sonof sonof
of Adolph FlshoU FUb 1 a dry goods merchant merchantat marcantat
at 7s Seventh street northwest shot him himself himsel himaalf ¬
self over the heart while handling a re revolver revolver r rvolver ¬
volver in his home at 2614 4 Connecticut Connecticutavenue Connecticutavenue Connecticutavenue
avenue northwest about 1 oclock in the theafternoon thoafternoon theafternoon
afternoon Fishel was alone in the house housebut housebut housebut
but broke a window pane and called for forhelp torhelp forhelp
help charles Cbarl 8 M M Gates a painter was wasat wssat wasat
at work on an adjoining house and heard heardFishels heordFishels heardPishels
Fishels cries The painter summoned a apoliceman apoliceman apoliceman
policeman who broke open a rear door doorarid dooraud dooraud
aud found Fishel lying on the floor floorAn fioorAn floorAn
An ambulance was summoned summobed and andFishel andItishel and1ishel
Fishel was removed to the Emergency
Hospital where ho died this morn morning morning mornlug ¬
ing Physicians probed for the bul bullet bullet bullet ¬
let let but wore unable to locate it itTho ItTho It ItThe
Tho police say y Fishel purchased the re revolver re revolver revoivor ¬
volver a short time before he shot him himself hlmsel himself ¬
self sel A box of cartridges was vas also found foundIn toundIn foundIn
In the room roomFlorenct roomFlorence roomFlorones
Florence Thomas Th mas negro sixteen sbt years yearsold yearsold ftl1i ftl1iold
old and Edith Copeland also colored coloredtwentyfour coloredtwentyfour coloredtwentyfour
twentyfour veers 08TS old were asphyxiated asphyxiatedby
by illuminating gas while asleep In the thehome thehome theborne
home of Dr Milo H H Sutlltt SutUtt 1734 Wiiwon Wiiwonsln WilCOnsIn Wisconsin
sIn avenue northwest where the Cope Copeland Copeland Copeland
land girt rt was employed as a servant servantIiihaleM IOrvtUltIuhale servantInhales
Inhales Illuminating Gas GasLlewellyn GasLlevellyn GasLiewellyn
Llewellyn Miller jr twentytwo years yearsold yearsold ears earsold
old a night clerk in the freight offlcec offlcecof oIDcesof omceeof
of the Washington Terminal Company Companyattempted Companyattempted Companyattempted
attempted to end nd hi b his life 1if shortly Mortl after 10 10oclock 10oclock 10oclock
oclock in the Doming by inhaling gas in inthe Inthe inthe
the bathroom of his home h at 42 4 Second Secondstreet Sooondstreot Secondstreet
street northaoay His father detioted det oted the theodor theodor theodor
odor of gas ga and went In the rojam rcm dis discovering dlscoerlng discovering ¬
covering the young man with his hands handscovering handscovering handscovering
covering his face whlla wbU gas flowed from froman iroman froman
an open jet jetAn jetAn jetAn
An ambulance was summoned and Mil Miller MU1er Mi Milee ¬
lee was removed to Casualty Hospital HospitalHe HospItalHe HospimiHe
He was placed in a ward ward where he will willremain winremain willremain
remain for several day days According to tothe tothe tothe
the father the son has been despondent despondentsince de dpoudentsince pondentsince
since Christmas It la I said the young youngman youngman OUftg OUftgman
man had borrowed money from loan loansharks Joanshark loansharks
sharks and had been worried so much muchby muchby muchby
by his debts that be did not care to live livelonger JIvelongel livelonger
longer Before turning on the ga gas Mil Miller MIlItr Mi Miicr ¬
ler wrote the following note noteWbcB noteV1Me noteVbes
WbcB you read tM thN th g I will bo i 9110 uo I am tind tindof UrIdof Urdof
of the rsilread d i tind U tir ef twine ow1u aQ I make to Ute tketaw Ute1ma lbsktu
taw oScas o rEd of cootiwal ttI aisbt t work Bfebt Bfebtafter shtafter t tafter
after Bfcfat t Qoodbj Qecdb L LPOHCE 1 1POLICE 14POLICE
POLICE FIND SEVERAL CLEWS CLEWSllope CLEWSHope CLEWSHope
Hope to Identify entffy Young Mother WhoAbnndoned WhoAbandoned Who WhoAbandon
Abandoned Abandon eel Baby BabyPolice Dnb DnbPollee BabyPolice
Police of the Third precinct have found foundseveral found5Cvarnl foundseveral
several clews dews to the Identity of the young youngwoman 3ounswoman youngwoman
woman who abandoned a baby in the yes vestibule V6tlbu10 yestibule ¬
tibule of the home of E W Creecy 1S10 1S10I 1J18I 1210i
I i street northwest Monday night and It Itis iti8 ItIs
is expected that an arrest will soon be bemade blmade bemade
made madeMiM madeMi madeMiss
Miss Mi Marie Cox a nurse at t tho Homeo Homeopathic Homeopalhic Homeopathic ¬
pathic Hospital HOIIJ > ltnl yesterday saw the baby babyand babyand babyand
and identified him as an infant who was wasborn wasborn wasborn
born at the hospital December B 8 The TheMother Thortother Therother
Mother represented herself elf > as Louise Mc McKenzle McKenzie MciCenzIe
Kenzle of 19 K street northwest but in investigation InvesUlIltion InvestIatIon ¬
vestigation showed that the name and andaddress andnddrea andnddreu
address were fictitious The nurse gave gavetho gfLvetho gavethe
tho police a description of the mother and anddescribed anddel anddesrIhed
described del rlh8d the clotheg she wore when yohen she sheleft sheI he helctt
left I tt the hospital hospitalThe hospitalThe hospitalThe
The boby is i at St Anns Infant Asylum AsylumIf
If I t the mother is not found In a few days daysthe daysthe daysthe
the infant will be turned over to the theBoard thoDoard thei3oard
Board of Childrens Guardians and com committed commUted cornrntte1 ¬
mUted to some District Institution by
Judge De Lacy of the Juvenile Court CourtREMEMBER CourtB CourtIFEMEMBER
REMEMBER B li EMBER FATHER DUARTE DITAETEMembers DUAR DUARMeplbers DUARTEMornbsrs
Members of the St St Aloyaius Club held helda
a largely attended smoker last night in intheir Intheir Intheir
their clubroom in celebration of o the theChristmas thoChrtatmu theChristmas
Christmas holiday season seasonJamas seuonJaue seasonJames
James A A Healy president gave gaye a brief briefaddress briofnddre briefaddress
address s and presented pr 1mted a silver souvenir souvenirto
to the moderator Rev Re A J Duarte S J JAn JAn JAn
An attractive musical programme had hadbeen had11tin hadbeen
been arranged for the occasion oceall n as fol follows followi ¬
lows 10 Tenor solo > Glen W Ashley choir choirmaster cholrmuter choirmaster ¬
master of St St AloysiuH Church barytone barytonesolo barytonesolo barytonesolo
solo Roy A Freeman FrC man tenor solo Igna Ignatius Ignatius Ignatius ¬
tius Stormont soprano solo William WilliamHaKslbftch WnUamHa WilliamiIaselbaeb
HaKslbftch Ha olb ch t tenOr M > r solo William Smith Smithbarytone Smithl Smithbarytone
barytone l solo Aloysius Alo Murphy recita recitation recitatlQn recitation ¬
tion William S s Shelby solo William WilliamTaylor WllUamTaylor WilliamTaylor
Taylor
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LansburghBr Lansburgh Bro
420426 7th Street Street41i425
417425 8th Street StreetSTOREJ StreetSTORE StreetSTORE
STORE OPENS AT 830 A M MCLOSES MCLOSES InCLOSES
CLOSES AT 5s30 30 P I 31 31Womens 31Womens 31Womens
Womens Coat Suits SuitsWorth SuilsWorth SuitsWorth
Worth 3500 and 3000 3000b 3OOO8A5
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845
100 Womens Coat Suits Suitsjackets Suitsjackets Suitsjackets
jackets all satin lined all cpl cplors cplors cplors
ors and mixtures mL tures that are areworth areorth areworth
worth orth 35 and C Q A C
30 Today at atWomens I IWomens tl8 O 45 3 3Womens
Womens Coat Suits SuitsWorth SuitsWorth SuitsWorth
Worth S65OO 8500 6000 6000and 6000and 6000and
and 5000 50005p
5p 1645 I OaH
300 Womens Coat Suits Suitsmade Suitmade Suitsmade <
made of finest broadcloth broadclothserge broadclothsergc broadclothserge
serge and mixtures all col colors colors colors ¬
ors jackets nicely lined and andworth andorth
worth orth up to I Ar
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65 > Today fJ fJCOLLEGIANS lU f 3 3COLLEGIANS
COLLEGIANS TO CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGNDemocrats CA1rIPAIGNDemoctnha OAIrtPAIGNDemocrats
Democrats Plan Conference for forOuting forOuting or orOuting
Outing IVorJc IVorJcFollowing WotjzFollowing WorJiFollowIng
Following a conference oonoronco with Senator SenatorRaynu SenatorRnn SenatorItaynt
Raynu Rnn of Maryland M oland and oUter promi prominent Prominent prominent ¬
nent Democrats Warren Davis president presidentof resldent resldentor
of tho tJ National League of Democratic DemocraticCollege Dom cratic craticCollose aratle aratleCollege
College Clubs has called a meeting of ofthe otlho ofth
the th officers and State vice vio presidents of ofthe atthel ofthe
the thel league flSUe to be held at the New W1IV W1IVard WII WIIard Wilard
ard on January 18 after the Demo Democrtic D mocrtic Democrtlc
crtic conference In Baltimore on Janu January January Jariuary ¬
ary 17 17It 17It 17It
It will in be a special effort lJtf rt of the league leagueto l e eto
to appeal sAl to college men throughout throu hout the thecountry theeountry thecosntry
country who have enjoyed the advan advantagos advanta advantagos
tagos ta OII of a special collegiate training to toexert to8Xert toexert
exert their utmost efforts in the interim interimbetween Interimbetween Interimbetween
between now andHhe coming Presiden Pro Prosidontial iden identlal
tial campaign in behalf of the reforms reformsand reformsand reformsand
and measures menur which are fil being advocated advocatedby advocatdb advocatedby
by b Democracy DemocracyThe DemocracyTho DemocracyThe
The immediate object of Q calling a eon conference eonf8tenca eonference ¬
ference at this time is that the men at atthe atthe atthe
the head of the league may work out outplans outplans outplans
plans for the approaching campaign The Thaprospect Tbeproapect Theprospect
prospect of a large attendance of dele delegates delerptc deloatoe ¬
gates atoe from the various States and State Stateleagues StAteloaSUes Stateleagues
leagues IK most satisfactory satisfactoryAWAIT ullafactoryAWAIT satisfactoryAWAIT
AWAIT GREAT FAILS REPORT EEPOETCommissioner REPORTCommissioners
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Commissioner to Get Lighting Pro Project ProI Probet ¬
I bet Findings Soon SoonRenewing SoonI SoonRenewing
I Renewing the ISM Investigation Into the thefeasibility thef thefeasibility
feasibility of harnessing Great Falls hU to tofurnish toCurnl tofurnish
f furnish Curnl h power for a municipal lighting lightingplant lIShtinplant lightingplant
plant foor or the city eSt of Washington and andtha andthe
the District District the Commissioners now nowawait nowwalt nowawait
await walt the report of the engineers de deiailed de doII6d
iailed tall II6d d from the Geological Survey which whichwill whichwill
will 111 fca submitted soon soonI soonI soonIt
I It I Is the opinion ot thp Commissioners Commissionersthat Commissionersthat
I that little difficulty will be experienced experiencedI
I Iin In acquiring the necessary property it iftbs itr itthft
tbs project i 18 found feasible after the theGeological theI theGeological
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Geological Survey report comes In InProbably InProbably InProbably
I Probably not more than 2000800 2000009 would wouldbe wouldI wouldbe
be asked of Congress and it is thought thoughtthat th thoughtthat ught ughtthat
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that this amount would fully cover the theproposition tbeproJOiJition theproposition
proposition not withstanding the fact factthat 11Icttbat factthat
that reports attribute a railway corpora corporation corporation corporalion ¬
tion as wanting ioooCIOG 1000000 for an undivided undividedhalf undividedbait undividedhalf
half interest interestSUNDAY InlereatSUNDAY InterestSUNDAY
SUNDAY SCHOOL HOLDS DANCE DANCESt
St j ainrki Pupils Entertain at atPythian atPtltlnn atPythian
Pythian Temple TempleTh TempleThe TenipleThe
Th The Sunday school children of St StMvks StIarks StMarks
Marks Episcopal Church Third and A Atroets Ameets Astreets
meets southeast have become so num numerous numerou numoreus ¬
erous that no hall on Capitol Hill was wuJuse waslarge vrnalargo
largo enough for their Christmas enter entertain entertainment entertainmant
tain tainment men t and dance which was xtvtn tnn in inthe Inthe inthe
the old Masonic Temple last night nightTho nlPtTho nightThe
Tho programme pro ammo Included a Mother Motheraoos MotherGoose MotherGoose
aoos Goose sketch a sailers IR IGrs hornpipe dance danceby daJ1Cby tianceby
by Master MaslerJo Jo Joseph ph Spencer a fancy fancydance tancydance fancydance
dance by Kathorino Morrison on a comic comicrecitation comicrecitation comicrecitation
recitation by b J E Tyler and fa a comic comicsketch comicskelcb comicsketch
sketch by Horace D Johnston J and his hisSunday hlaSunday hisSunday
Sunday school class Those numbers numberswere numborawere numberswere
were interspersed with Christmas carols carolsby aLrolsby carolsby
by tho Sunday school chorus chorusTho chorusThe chorusThe
The entertainment was given under the thedirection thedirection thedirection
direction of W B Trott organist of th thSunday the theSunday theSunday
Sunday school of St Marks MarksWANTS MarksWANTS MarksWANTS
WANTS CONVENTION HERE HEBEMenM HERElen KERE3Iens
MenM len Temple Club to Worlc Vor1 for Big BigHebreir DigIIebrew Bighebrew
hebrew Meeting 3leetlngThe lcet1nJThe
The Mans Temple Club of the Eighth EighthStreet EighthStreot EighthStreot
Streot Synagogue met last l at night nl ht and am ar arranged arranged arranged ¬
ranged a programme of discussions to be bogivon beglvon begiven
given during January and February in inth Inthe inthe
th the clubs rooms at the temple templeTha templeTho templeThe
The club also passed a resolution In Inviting InvitinG insiting ¬
viting the National Union of Hebrew HebrewCongregations HebrowC HebrewCongregations
Congregations C to hold its 1912 convention conventionin
in Washington WashingtonAfter W WashtmtonAfter ublnrton ublnrtonAfter
After the business bu lncu of the evening Rab Rabbi Rabbl flabbi ¬
bi Simon talked to tho members on o topics topicsof topicsof topicsof
of a soolal and political interest to Jews JewsOil JewsOll Jewsoil
Oil Stove Causes Fire FireAn FireAn FireAn
An exploding oil stove caused a small smallfire smallfiro smallfire
fire in the annex of the Department of ofCommerce otCommerce ofCommerce
Commerce and Labor at 482 Louisiana Louisianaavenue Louisianaavenue Louisianaavenue
avenue northwest about 11 oclock yes yesterday yesterday yestorday ¬
terday morning The blaze was dis discovered discovered discovered ¬
covered by Ross Colwell a messenger in inthe Inthe Inthe
the division of supplies who summoned summonedNo summonedNo summonedNo
No 14 Engine Company The damage damagewas damsgeyas damagewas
was slight
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CROWDS AT ART GALLERY GALLERYAttendance GALLERYAttendance GATT11tYAttendance
Attendance Record Leeord Nearly Broken Brokenby Drokenby Brokenby
by Steady Stead Stream of Visitors VisitorsNearly VIIIUorsNcarl VisitorsNearly
Nearly Ncarl 2000 persons visited the Corcoran CorcoranGallery CorcoranGallery CorcoranGallery
Gallery of Art yesterday almost alm t break breaking bre breakIng k ktng ¬
ing the attendance record for this year yearWashington yearWashington yearWashington
Washington is always filled with withstrangers with8trangeI1i withstrangers
strangers especially at s t Christmas time timeand timeand timeand
and tho prize paintings of the contem contemporary contemvorary contomporary ¬
porary American mertcan artists nowon exhibi exhibition oxhlbltlon exhibition ¬
tion are attracting visitors visitorsThe visitorsThe visitorsThe
The management wishes wihe to explain that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the building is open to the visitors on onTuesday onTuesday onTuesday
Tuesday and Friday nights as well as asduring asduring asduring
during tho day dayPRIESTS dayPRIESTS dayPRIESTS
PRIESTS REJECT REJECTTake REJECTALL REJECTALL
ALL MODERNISM MODERNISMTake
Take Oath to that Effect Be Before Beforo Beforo
foro Cardinal CardinalSaI x xSpecial
Special 5 aI to The Washington Herald HeraldBaltimore Herald HeraldBaltimore flera fleraBalUmorc
Baltimore Md Dae DQCo 29 29That That the mod modernistic modernistic modornistic ¬
ernistic tendencies of some European Europeanpriests Europeanprlosts Europeanpriests
priests which have been so severely severelyscored scerelyscored severelyscored
scored by Pope Plus Plus do not prevail prevailamong pr prevailamong vn11 vn11among
among the th clergy of the Archdiocese of ofBalUmore ofSalUmore ofBaltimore
Baltimore which includes Washington Washingtonall
all a of Maryland and a few towns out outside outside outside ¬
side has been demonstrated demon tratCd by b tho fact factthat tactthat factthat
that every ever Catholic priest In the arch archdiocese archdloccse archdiocese ¬
diocese has taken before Cardinal Gib Gibbons Gibbons Gibborn ¬
bons the oath prescribed by the Pope PopeTho PopeTho PopeThe
Tho quarterly conference of the clergy clergymen clergymen clergymen ¬
men of the archdiocese was recently recentl held heldat haldat heldat
at St St Marys Seminary and at the time timethe Umethe timethe
the cardinal who presided administered administeredthe
the oath to the clergymen present Since Sincethen Sincethen Sincethen
then other priests within th th limits of oftho ottho ofthe
tho archdiocese have taken tho oath oathA o oathA th thA
A t pArt > rt of the translation of tho oath oathfollows oathtol1o5 oathfollows
follows followsI
I reject the error of those that affirm affirmthat atnrmthat amrmthat
that the faith proposed by tho church is isrepugnant Iiirepugnant Isrepugnant
repugnant to history and that Catholic Catholictenets Catholictenets Catholictenets
tenets In the sense In which they are arenow arenow arenow
now understood cannot be reconciled reconciledwith reconciledwith reconciledwith
with more reliable origins of the Chris Christian Christlan ChristIan ¬
tian religion I likewise condemn 1h 1hopinion th thopinion thopinion
opinion of those who maintain that the tholearned thelearned thelearned
learned Christian man possesses OSS SMS a double doublepersonality doubleporonaUtythe doublepersonalitythe
personality poronaUtythe the one a believer the other othera
a historian historianFinally historIanFinally historianFinally
Finally I profess myself opposed to tothe tothe tothe
the error of the modernists who hold holdthat holdUtat holdthat
that there is nothing divine in sacred sacredtradition sncradtradition snaredtradition
tradition or what 1 Ii still worse ad admitted admltled admittod ¬
mitted in a pantheistic sense sense so that thntnothing Umtnothing thatnothing
nothing remains of it but tho bare and andsimple andImplo andsimple
simple > fact fact just as is the caso ase o with withother withother withother
other historical facts factsPRESENT factsPRESENT acts actsPRESENT
PRESENT NEW NEVSTREET STREET PLAN PLANCommissioners PLANConnnlll PLANComnilsetonera
Commissioners Connnlll lonera Urge Widening fdenlng of ofMinnesota oflUlnnelCotn ofMinnesota
Minnesota Avenue AvenueRecommending A AvenueRecommendIng en ne neRooommending
Recommending its immediate passage paseagothe plUlSRgotho passagethe
the Commissioners yesterday forwarded forwardedto
to Congress the bill containing authoriza authorization authoriznUon authorizatlon ¬
tion to widen and extend Minnesota ave avenue ayeflue ve venue ¬
nue frem Pennsylvania avenue southeast southeastto
to Eastern avenue The estimated o thnatod cost costof CCNltor costof
of the work is SSeoo 366 6i0 X to be assessed aaeuedasalnat assessedagainst assessedagainst
against the abutting and adjoining prop property propert propertP ¬
erty ert holders holdersThe hGhIenThe fieldersThe
The original bill was passed at the thelast thenet thelast
last Congress but it was found that to tocondemn tocondemn tocondemn
condemn Minnesota avenue according to tothe tothe tothe
the permanent highway plan would na naeessitate n6ces nocesettate
eessitate ces the destruction of a hotel at atBanning atBoonlng atBeaning
Banning road TOad and Minnesota avenue The Thepresent Thepre Thepresent
present pre nt bill will save the property pro pert by b per perimitting permitting permittlug
imitting the Commissioners to prepare a anew anew anew
new plan planWEATHER planWEATHER
planWEATER
WEATHER CONDITIONS CONDITIONSD
D I So S Dept D of AurioaUere Weather Barcau flsinaiWaMitwies J JWUlabtlne
Waifaisjttm Ttaisdtr Dee 89 19X13 p Po n nA JI1 JI1hu siA
A dfcUrWnoa dMtuse has aered sved npMl rap dly nortteutwuxi nortteutwuxitram nortIIeIut1fUdfrua northstwan1fzo
tram fzo Teas to the Lower LaJt ricw N OII MnC no W Wsdse Wsdseday dn dnfay
fay sight t and it ha baa caused ed rate tnnri bandtt tnrusg s into intoEGO iAomow IMomow
mow EGO im t tb u Lake regies reios ad Northern New ew BBC BBClaad Burlallll g glaM
laad and Uw Meddle MtxMppi Valley VaUi and niM niMin raasia rslaain
in the Ohio VUey YzUs Toutcssee T ArkiasM A Arkis and the theGolf theGalf theCell
Golf Stato Sta 814 Thi ThIs dfcturbanec baa hs been prroed prroedbr prrodld prrodldbr
br l a furtlMr rise te tenreriture in the AUaatic AUaaticid Atleaticend Ualltie UalltieIN
IN id But 1Ia Gulf Stetos Stat 1a8 Md bu been followed bjr de decidedly deeWedIy derIied1y ¬
cidedly colder wttttwr tNr in the Plains State Stat aad aadMtetehH d dM
MtetehH 11 pp MM and Ohio Tatters The Md httt htttI tarn tarnday t tpsiturs
I ot the fIIIeI MD wwe rro to todaJ to today
day at t a tauahai of poteU pois in the Middte and South SouthAtlantic ootllAtlaatie > wtM wtMttiastie
Atlantic States TanperMww te below sire te teNorth iaNorth isNoaa
North DatoU and Northern Miaatsab At AtDerfb AtDeriJa AtDt41s
Derfb Lake N Dak ThuKday 1 night the tl tea teaperatnra temefII1IN t tperatare
peratnra was IS degrees below ten tenMooetam JMOLoeal yetoI4oed
Loeal raw baft ha Nt in Ofer tile NortJwra ROQQ ROQQ1Ioutaia flocbMosatais
Mooetam icgtea eIoe and rains rain matins c in Uw North NeahPadIe a alIui6e
I Pacific Stale ataeJ 5tai In districts otlnar than th Uieerr w here hercetied Itereiabefore hereisbefe
iabefore weltmld eferred etied to the weather UNC remained fair f r dor dorteg dwtbe
teg the hut twentyfear few hours hoursThe boarslbe baitSThe
The disturbance ow the Lower Late region Mn MnwnI ill ii1ae illBK
BK ae > eastward wnI jd d be b attended by rains Friday Fridayte
te 1 the Middle Atlantic c a aid d South Atlantic c States Statesand Stat StatDII StataM
and rain or snow ow te New England and saow in fi the theOhio the0W0 the01Is
Ohio Valley aII and 1ICl Lake La regie redH followed by b fair fairywattcr fairw ak akweather
weather w r Saturday te these districts except that thatsnow UtatUI thatfiurria
snow flume will continue in ft the region ef the theGreat eot theOrt
Great Lakes LakesA La LaA Lab LabA
A decided dtanae to coWer weather will willsrd oier oierspread oerIIPNJId
spread the t region east ef the Mississippi River Friday Fridayand tridaaDd frridaysoil
and Friday sit West of the Mfcaisaippi flier RiTerthe Rherthe flierthe
the Heather win be mwrally fair except that then thenwill tbenwill therewill
will be snow in the Northwestern State the theNorthern tMNortbmt theNortheru
Northern Itecay Mountain region rC1i n and rate in the theItateM thellataMt thelIattIl
ItateM reffion and in the 1aciftc SUtaa The ThetttnpwnaUm nteleIal1 Thetaperatsr
tttnpwnaUm l wilt me the te the Northwestern States StatesFriday 8UteFridar SUtaFr1da
Friday Fr1da and te the Mtetaippi Mil Valley kt1 and tb tbMiddle the theMiddle theIliddi
Middle Mains Ila M States Saturday SaturdayCold Sawrda SawrdaCoW SaturdayCo4
Cold ware warning wam DI9 bass te bam ordered for Michi Michigan Mldila Ikht Ikhtsa ¬
gan a Wct Va Virginia Y lllI a Western Ienosylranla lI BSfIns1a North Northern orth orthera ccthera ¬
era New Befitand northern and central portions of ofEastern orEalt ofEastern
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and western portions of r Virginia irslziia New Jersey Jerse Dela Delaware DeIaU9 Deaat ¬
ware U9 Maryland taryisn arJlaod the District of Colombia Eastern EasternAriuMMe E1mrnrlIa Esttrntlbane1
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Ixwisiana Northern Illinois lttJOis Wisconsin extreme extremerSufera extremeltuem extiesiesfern
rSufera love JO 1L and Mrtaern partiou Eastern Texas Texasand Tex28ADd TrueAnd
and storm warnings on the Gulf mnst from Gains Ualreaton Ga1 Ga1toft Gainston
ton to Peasacnia and on the Pacific J 3ci c Coast out at atEureka atHureb atiueka
Eureka and the Washington and Oregon O coasts coastsThe COdsUThe coastsTb
The Tb wtoda atone aon the New England coast will willbe willbe Willbe
be brisk west to northwest rthwC9t on the Middle Midd At Atlantic Atla Atlantle ¬
lantic la coast brisk north to northwest on the South SouthAtlantic South1aatie SouthAtlantic
Atlantic 1aatie and East aet Gulf U coasts moderate to brisk brisknortherly briKDOrtb6d1 brisksorthody
northerly on the West Gulf coast moderate north northerly northU northeu ¬
erly eu becoming satIable e and and1 aa n lake Miclusan Mi uu1 mod modmte modurate rude2tc
mte JIO bWtl9terl orthwfsterly bocpmiog i TariaWe TariaWeSteaatera nrl1bleStMH8 anIahietaeB
Steaatera taeB deputing dtUU n Friday F yriia aS for Diropean ports portswW portsutU portsi4u
wW hare bride north and northwest winds and andrain andrain andlain
rain to the Grand < Banks BanksLocal DubLotnl Ban BanLocal
Local Temperature TemperntnreMidnight TemperatureMidnight TemperatureMidnight
Midnight it 2 a a m m 46 6 4 a m m 41 6 a ra tn a aS C CI as
s a 1 nu 43 U b a m tn 44 4 12 l noon 52 5 2 p m tn 61 61I 61fligheit
4 p p RL M 6 p p m 01 60 8 p 11 ra tn D 0 10 p p m In 56 56Highest 56 56Hi
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rclatire humMity humkll humMlty8 S a m 91 2 p p m m C3 t 5 5p aP 5p
p nu ni 9L Rainfall nah aU IS 3 B p p m to S p n m m 0 0 Honnt Honntof HOMtof IIonr IIonrof
of soBslUnc IUMl ne 03 Per cent of passible sunshine z zTrap Z Zm 3mpetature
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lowest 1L 1LTempcrntnres lLTemperBturel ILTemperatures
Temperatures In Other Cities CitiesTtujperaturea ClUeTtnpt CitiesTenpentsyes
Ttujperaturea Ttnpt rahtm > in otbcr thcr cities toccther with the thearaoHDt theDt theainosut
araoHDt Dt ef rainfall for the twentyfour hours ended endedat endedat endedat
at 8 n II m In yesterday are as follcws
Rain RainMax RainIax fainMax
Max Iax Min lfn 8pm 8 p m fall fallAsherllle falLwrille fallttheeille
Asherllle N 0 53 36 36t1a 55 55Atlanta 5 5ttluha
Atlanta t1a a Ga 64 50 H HAtlantic stt1atlUC 4 4Atlantic
Atlantic t1atlUC City N J 46 40 45 45Bismarck 4 4I 46Bisniarck
Bismarck N Dak 10 1 4 4BosUm 4 4Boston 4Boston
Boston Maas 1aa5 50 34 48 4S 002 00Butfalo 002Huffalo 002Buffalo
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Chicaso III 33 32 2 32 f 003 003Cincinnati 003CiodllDatl 003Cincinnati
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Ilb fhejenne benno enne Wyo fZ 1 1Darenport 10 16 16I 16Daneuport
Darenport Iowa ICrWilt 32 13 IS ISDtcwr ISDftTtf iiPiecer
Dtcwr Cole C lo 16 l r rGalveston 1Galrelton 3 3GaIvnton =
I Galveston Tex j 6 6 6Helena 52 51 IfHelena 038 038Helena
Helena Mont Ionl 26 2Slodianapolia 2 23 23IndlumpoU 23Indianapolis
Indianapolis led rt 36 36Jscksoorille c 32 r rJacksonville 061 061JacksonrlU
Jacksonville Fla 7i 7iKansas 53 68 68Kansu MKano
Kansas City Mp M 34 34Little 3428 l3 3 3LlWe fiLittle
Little Rock Ark 50 50Marqnette is 38 OC OCllarquctte 042Marquette
Marquette Mid > 2 2Memphis 2S ZG 18 18olempbis 13Menp1iis
Memphis Tenn ennfI 50 50New 42 42 131 131Kew 134New
New Orleans La 74 I INew 58 56New sa 026 026NC
New York N Y 33 46 46Omaha 46OmlM 46Omaha
Omaha Nebr Nebrl1tt5bur 23 54 4 24 24Ilttsburc toIlU
Ilttsburc IlU l1tt5bur bu1 Pa P 50 n nPortland 41 41 41Prtland 41Portland
Portland Me Ie 33 33Portland 3 2 31 C Clcrtland cu culcntland >
Portland Oreg 48 33 46 46Salt 46Salt 46Salt
Salt Lake City Utah 36 23 33 33St 31St 3 3St
St Louis Me 33 23 23St Z3 2S 031 031St 031St
St St Paul Mien 18 4 4San 1Z 1ZSan 12San
San Francisco Cal l 44 41 41Springfield USJringfield 30 30Siriugfield
Springfield 1U 36 30 30Tacoma 10 0 t0 t0Tu1xna 06 06Tarnena
Tacoma Wash ash 46 46Toledo 41 Olt OltToledo 011Toledo
Toledo Ohio 31 11 32 32Vicksburc 3 31 O OVicksbw 051 051ViCkSbUIg
Vicksburc Miss 63 52 52Tide 52 r 08 08Tide osoTide
Tide Table TableToday TableTodar TableTodayhUgh
Today Todar TodayhUgh High lh tide tide TrtS i a m and 73 7 p Po m m lAW Lortide lAWUd LostUde
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TRAFFIC TIED UP DPAN UPAN UPMT
AN HOUR BY FIRE FIREBlaze FIREBlaze FIREBlaze
Blaze in Oxford Building BuildingCauses BuildingCauses BuildingCauses
Causes 86500 6500 Damage Damagel
I l Fi Firo > In the Oxford Btulding New York Yorkavenue Yorka Yorkavenue
avenue a nue and Fourteenth street atr et northwest northwestabout northwestabout
about 1045 oclock last night caused 6000 6000damage 6000damaS 6000damage
damage to the building and tied up traf traffic traftic traftic ¬
tic for an hour Tho tire was discovered discoveredby discoveredby
by A B PUz Simons of otRlch Rich Fits FitzSimons FIlzSimons FitsSimons
Simons architects arch Itec ta who occupy an office officeon lofficeon umceon
on the second floor floorFitz OoorFitz floorFits
Fitz Simona was va closing his office for forthe fortbe forthe
the night when he detected smoke In tho thohallway thohallwa thehallway
hallway hallwa Ha ran to the street and told toldSpecial toldSp toldSpecial
Special Sp clal Policeman Pumphrey Pumphr y who sent sentIn sentIn sentIn
In an alarm alarmWhen alannWhen alarmWhen
When the th firemen arrived the blaze blazewhich blazewhich blazewhich
which started > in the basement had hadranched hadrOftchid hadreached
ranched the elevator shaft and was grad gradually gradunIly graduoJly ¬
ually eating iUi It way upward After an anhours anhours anhours
hours fight the fire was as under control controlThe controlThe I
The origin J 18 not known knownHundreds knOnHundrods knvnHuntirods
Hundreds of theatorgoors walked home homelast homelast bornelast
last night a aa a result of the fire which whichcompletely whichcompletely whichcomploteiy
completely tied up traffic at the Intersec Intersection Interseclion Intersection ¬
tion of Fourteenth street and New York Yorkavenue Yorkavonuc Yorkavenue
avenue avenueWreck avonucVrock avenueWreck
Wreck wagons from the car barns ar arrived fir firrhoo arrived ¬
rived but the men could not get the thebridges thebrldgos thebridges
bridges in working order and no cars carswere carswere carswere
were able to pa Pus pass The Washington Bal Baltimore BaltImore Baltimore ¬
timore and Annapolis cars were one hour hourbehind hourbehInd hourbehind
behind schedule scheduleThe schoduleThe scheduleThe
The buDding with Its eighty offices Is Ispart isP ispart
part of the Thomas F Walsh estate estate and andIs andIs endis
Is fully Insured Tho store of Bennett BennettCo BennettCo BennettCo
Co was not damaged dama ed The Ih New Fic Fiction Fiction FicLion ¬
tion Library on the Fourteenth street streetside streetside streetaide
side was damaged by water and fire flreMoat fireMost fireMost
Most of the books wero saved by Robert RobertG
G Halo the manager of the library who whowas whowas whowas
was passing pa slng on a street car when hen the thefire thetire thefire
fire was discovered discoveredTHREE dtlleoerooTHREE discoveredTIIREE
THREE WOMEN IN RUNAWAY RUNAIAYFrantic RUNAWAYFrantio RUNAAYFrantic
Frantic Horse Halted After Wild WildDasli WildDash W11 W11Dash
Dash Up Hill Hilll
13 l 11 Goodwin Averts Serious In InJury InJur Injury
Jury Jur to Occupants of Carriage Carriageliy C Carriageby urIa c
liy 1 Heroic Action ActionThroe ActlonThree ActIonThree
Three women ware wej in tnporil peril whoa a horse horsethey ho hothe horsethey
they the war were driving became aam frightened frightenedin
in FoansytYftnta avonue onue at Fourteenth Fourteenthtreat FourleenthfirHt FourteenthErest
treat northwest t about 11 oclock yester yesterdayt yesterdB yesterday
dayt dB day ran oa east t a block a aDd d north In Thlr ThlrteoaUt Thlrte Thirteestli
teoaUt te at street to F streot street whore tho ani animal animal nflnial ¬
mal VM caught by K K H II Goodwin aood win of
714 Euclid street northwest who saved savedtho 8a00thti savedthe
the women from prqbabie Nca able serious s Injury Injuryat InJftrat
at hi own risk rMcThe rhIkThl riskTh
The Th carriage was occupied by Mrs C Cm CB
B m Gilford of H Qntoey street north northwast northwo northwest
west t who bad as a her guests ts her sister sisterMrs sisterrw sisterMrs
Mrs rw T R R Brown sixty years old oJd of ofCharleston ofCharlcwton ofCharleston
Charleston S C and a friend friend Mrs MrsElizabeth MrsElizabeth MrsElizabeth
Elizabeth Hunter Mrs Hunter was wasdriving wasdriving vasdriving
driving and when the horse wa was fright frightened frightened frightsited ¬
ened she lost control of the animaL anlmaLAs animaLAs animalAs
As the turn started up the Thirteenth Thlrteanthstreet Thirteenthstreet Thirteenthstreet
street hill swaying from side to side sideMrs Jlidellrs sideMrs
Mrs Brown grew panicstricken and andleaped andleaJtd andleaped
leaped from the vehicle She struck her herhead harbead herhead
head and sustained a painful scalp wound wsundand weundand woundand
and shock The horses ran to the top topof lopor topof
of the hill where Goodwin caught hold holdof holdot holdof
of the bridle and brought the tJt team to toa toa toa
a standstilL standstUlMrs t tMrs tMrs
Mrs Browu vm wu assisted aasJ ted to Emergency EmergencyHospital Em EmergencyHospital mncy mncyHOSpitAl
Hospital where physicians found she was wasnot wasnot wasnot
not seriously hurt After her injury was wasdressed wasdrtWMied wasdressed
dressed she was removed r mov d to her sisters sistershome slatershome sistershome
home in Quincy street streetSAILBOAD 8treetRAILROAD streetRAILROAD
RAILROAD TREATY DESIRED DESIREDWill DESIREDWill
Will 111 Prescribe Joint Rates and andRoutes nndRoute andRoutes
Routes to Canada CanadaIt
It is I probable that a treaty will be re required required icquired ¬
quired to create a joint commission oommls fon to toregulate tontgUlato toregulate
regulate railroad n rallrositraflIe lmad tranie between the thaUnited th thUnited theUnited
United State Stat States and Canada CanadaJ
J P Mabee chairman of the board of ofrailway otraUway ofrailway
railway commissioner of Canada Canada and andMartin andllartin andMarUn
Martin A Knapp chairman of the In Interstate Interstate Interatate ¬
terstate Commerce Commission who whohave whohave whohave
have been in i conference hare for two twodays twoda twodays
days da upon the subject called U6d upon Pres President President PresIdent ¬
ident Taft yesterday y terday and discussed with withhim withhim withhim
him the question que tton of uniform regulation regulationof
of railways whva > s traversing the United States Statesana Statesand Statenfld
ana fld Canada CanadaLater CAnadaLater CanadaLater
Later they called at the State Depart Department Department Departinent ¬
ment and discussed di euHed the matter with withSecretary withSecretary withSecretary
Secretary of State Knox The prime ob object ob object ohject ¬
ject of a joint commission is to secure secureauthority socuraaulhorlty secureauthority
authority to prescribe joint rates and andthrough andthrouSIt andthrough
through routes on railroads railroadsTha railroadsThe railroadsThe
The conference will he continued tor torday to today today
day and probably tomorrow when It it isbelieved is isbelieved
believed they will complete a report to tobe tobe tobe
be submitted to their respective govern governments governments governmonth ¬
ments mentsPOSTAL mentsPOSTAL monthPOSTAL
POSTAL CHANGES ANNOUNCED ANNOUNCEDEdwin ANNOUNCEDEdwin ANNOUNCEDEdwin
Edwin J 1 BowlIng Dowlln of District DbtrJct Pro Promoted Promoted Pomoted ¬
moted to Be Electrician GlcctricinnChanges ElectricianChanges ElectricianChanges
Changes appointments reappointments reappointmentsand
and promotions were announced at the thePoetoffice theP08tot thePostomce
Poetoffice P08tot ce Department yesterday as fol follows 101lows Iollows ¬
lows lowsProbationary lowsIrobatiooiiy
lowsbaUottU1
Probationary baUottU1 appointmentsSherman E Eo Eforth IXn IXnforUj nfor
for California clerk at U2X > > i office of Third ThirdAssistant ThirdASl ThIrdAsMMant
Assistant ASl Postmaster General rice ncr Joseph B Qain Qainlan Qulnm8 QuInhis
lan resigned ro V 1 Ray Ra George Geore Ohio clerk at PO POtl 300 300United 5i3taited
United tl ted States Sla tastpod mrelopo agent and Grocer GrocerS
S Swink New York laborer at JGS lice Mis MisSlay MIshay 1ss 1ss11L1
Slay 11L1 Stewart reslsntd office of Third Assistant AssistantPostmaster AtstantPostmaster WItP06tma1ter
Postmaster General v and > d Ix IMtriu > wnU B B Sandblast SandblastOregnn 8tndblastOregon SandblastOrecon
Oregon laborer at gGGO office of Postmaster P05 Gen General ceral Ginanal ¬
eral eralppointmentDUs analItenppolnbnentBIha eralReappolntment
Reappolntment ppointmentDUs H4tes K K Davis InTis New York York print printiag printIns printfog
Ins clerk at 2003 GOO per annmn was Tormcrlr assist assistant U istlint anistant ¬
ant taperiatendent ditbkm of salaries and allow allowances illawIUIeCS allowanon ¬
anon at 200 200 per r anaura and I 4 i per diets dietsIronsotioDitWilUan dieslromotioMWlIUaro diemIromotinneWlIHan
IronsotioDitWilUan F 1 Kubacta jr Ohio from fromlaborer fromlaborer fromlaborer
laborer at X d03 to derk clmat nt m 303 tits 1f Miss Ruth RuthK RuthE Itothflenrlott
K E nerriott resisn resigned J Edwin J 3 Bowling District Districtof mstri Dldnieof t toC
of Columbia assistant t electrician at 1200 to eleo eleotricton eleotrlckn eIcothelan
tricton at SlOO 1400 oGee oe of Postmaster General Bfr Bfrsex F FlCX Esex
sex I Carpenter California clerk cler at 5300 P33 to a atUtant u uW1t as asihtant >
tUtant W1t electrician 4n at 120 1 < e dTec elferthe fectiTe fC January 1 1Re II 1fleslgnationItai
Re Pesijmati fleslgnationItai cnatioc m 5Iax rn Abel Abel Pennsyhania clerk 1XXI 1XXIomce 1000 1031oflice 1000office
office of Fourth Assistant Postmaster General trans transferred transCerm trans1ed ¬
I ferred 1ed to Department of Interior InteriorCapital Intm Intmt InteriorI <
Capital and Surplus 2300000 23c0000F 23c0000LL 2300000DEPOSITORS 3001XXI 3001XXIDEPOSITORS
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DEPOSITORS DEPOSITORSFind DEPOSITORSFind DEPOSITORSFind
Find It Profitable Profitableas
as well as safe to keep funds fundsin fundsin fundsin
in banking dept of this com company company coinpany ¬
pany Interest paid on all ac accounts accounts accounts ¬
counts Deposits subject to tocheck tocheck tocheck
check Put your money to towork towork towork
work workTSnfe workUSofe worktSnfe
USofe TSnfe Deposit Boxes rented rcnt rcnti rentedsa
83 year up upUnion UPUnion upUnion
Union Trust Co CoLDWAUD ColDWAItD CoDWAIID
LDWAUD J 1 STELLWAGEN STELLWAG EN President PresidentIGtli PresldeutIGth Presidentt5th
IGtli and II Sta St N W V
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Largest L rgcst Womens Outergarment Store South of New York YorkNext YorkNext YorktoCor
Next Nextto 1106 1106Street 1106 1106to
to toCor toCorTremendous Cor i illth G G11th
llth Street StreetTremendous StreetTremendous
We Court Comparison
Tremendous Sacrifice Sale SaleAll
All garments reduced regardless of cost and loss lossFor lossFor lossFor
For a quick durance Just consider the season not yet half gone and prices for the most desirable desirableand desirabland desirableand
and fashionable garments cut down to about a third
500 suits in this salein 2 lots lotsthe
the choicest fabrics fabricsall all colors colorsall all new styles
Lot number one onefifrf onefill
fifrf A A A for suits that thaiiuuu sold soldiP
fill 10 0 00
iP iuuu 3 up to 3250
35 girls 2piece serge se ge college suits suitsnavy navy navywine isOO isOOwineJ OO OOwine
wine wineJ and green greenwere were 12 p315 15 J 18 cut to togJ togJOdds J JOdds fJJ fJJOdds
Odds and ends in street and evening dresses dressesthe
the seasons most favored styles and fabrics
Dresses that sold up to to25cutto
8795 f17 95
525 25 25cutto cut to IP
Enormous cut in coat
38 coats of mixtures serges sergesand sergesand sergesand
and cheviots that sold for 15 15and 15and 15and18
and and18 18 18Cut 18 18Cut I ICutto
Cut Cutto to
S695 695
JAPANESE TRIAL TRIALNEAR NEAR END ENDPlot ENDPlot I
1 1Plot
Plot to Assassinate the Emperor EmperorPunishable EmperorPunishable EmperorPunishable
Punishable by Death DeatkStatement DeathStatement DeathStatement
Statement I baotd aed by Embassy Here HereSaya HereSa HereSays
Says Sa All 11 Fact Have Been BeenB Deen13sa BeenISsinbilihed
13sa ISsinbilihed ISsinbilihedAdvises B tnbliHhed tnbliHhedAdvleec blhthed blhthedAdvJoOl5
Advises have bo boss n received ree at the Japa Japanese JapflIII1iO Japanesu ¬
nese Bmbassy Bm Indicating that tB t th the trial trialof trialor talkof
of Denjtro Kotoku and bis h hi accomplices aeeompiteeawbo a accompliceswho COmpile COmpilewbo
wbo WWI weg arre arre arrested t t d last August A t charged charged1th eharsoowlth chargedwith
with 1th coospirtag to sssssslmne IHt the Em Emperor Emperor Zmperor ¬
peror of Japan Ja JRVan will be concluded short shortly shortly shortly ¬
ly The sentence will be delivered in inopen Inopen Inopen
open court court although the trial ht secret secretA IeCretstatomant secretA
A statement Issued yesterday by the thoJapanese th thJapan theJapanese
Japanese Japan Embassy Emb ey Is in part as folloW followsTho folloWTho followThe
Tho trial of Denjlro Kotoku and other otherdefendants oth otherdefendants r rdefendants
defendants has shown that they are areanarchistic areanarcbltlc areanarchistic
anarchistic communists They secretly secretlycontrived aocreUycontrlwl secretlycontrived
contrived as means of propagating prop ptiDr their theirprinciple theirprinciple theirprinciple
principle to assassinate a tho Emperor and andhis aDdhis andhis
his majestys mae tys ministers of state some sometime aometime sometime
time in August Au ult last 1ut and to carry out in incendiarism Inoondlarl Incondlarlain ¬
cendiarism oondlarl m and plunder at the same time timeThese timeIhe timeThese
These e facts are established by by1heIr their con confessions conteutons confeuions ¬
fessions the existence of bombs b and andother andother andother
other proofs proofsThis proofsThis proofsThis
This crime tho statement added is ispunishable IspUniahable ispunishable
punishable by death On November 1 1last 1last 1last
last they were found guilty by the judges judgesfor judgetor judgesfor
for preliminary examination who re referred rGterNd tofertod ¬
ferred the case to the court of cassa cassation ctUIrltlon cossation ¬
tion which is now trying tho case The Thestatement Thestatement Thestatement
statement said that the suspension ausp ftsfon of ofpublic ofpublic ofpublic
public trial which ha has been criticized is ispermitted IIIpermitted Ispermitted
permitted by the Japanese Jap nOllo law lawMARRIAGE lawMARRIAGE lawMARRIAGE
MARRIAGE LICENSES LICENSESAubrey LICENSESAubray
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Aubrey B Cuter S 1 and Charlotte M 3f Beneos B Beneecboth S Sboth 1 1both
both of SUe Va YaRu Her James M L LAWs UttleHarry Ilttlellah7 LAWsniriyc
Harry niriyc C Co Lout 22 = i of DaKwUvrn D Dafls aru Pa and sax SadIe SadteK SadIeIL J JK
K K Stoker a of Spry l ls R It lIen r 0 J 1 S Eta Etantaitt limaI Etaniaitt
ntaitt ntaittIleginaM I CJttltedmJd niaittlLcina1d
IleginaM Bcardman 33 of Manchester Mantha M Mass and andCarrie andCarrie andCarrie
Carrie Louise Mann 2L 2 Her Itohad Cotton CottonSatith QtteuSmith OstesSniith
Smith SatithSeoli SniithSeoli
SmithSeo1l
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Kcv IterMIlYoelscc IterMIlYoelsccGIrnop M B n Yoelson YoelsanGlU30rr V VGiuaoppi
Giuaoppi GIrnop Corradi Ccnad1 2J and Anna Carates 21 KCT KCTN Itai 11crN
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COLORED COLOREDRobert COLOnEDRobart coronnDflrxst
Robert 0 Brown n 30 and Maria B Eo Ems KiD 37 37Rer 31Rev 1 1Rev
Rev James J aIJe Robinson RobinsonArthur RobineonArthur RobinsonArthur
Arthur Patterson Pattman 2 i and Est Beaty 20 Her HerJohn HeYJohn BetJohn
John H Jobaaon JobaaonCbarlea JobDSlDCharlm JOIUSiflQiarles
Cbarlea Pbearson 5G and Agnes Hanw Haza SSL Her RerWilliam HerWiUiam BarWilliam
William J Robinson RobinsonBIRTHS RobmcmBIRTHS IiobinonBIRTHS
BIRTHS REPORTED REPORTEDWHITE nEPORTEDWHITE
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Idle U 14 and Caroline Bitrrowf boy boyCharles bosC2Jarkt barnles
Charles nles W V and Ethel I r Michael girL girLClarence girLClatDCe g1clarence
Clarence B and Susie M Thompson boy boyOteorgB boTI boyro
OteorgB ro M I and Sarah B R > Rcmnwl toy toyThomas bJyrhomas boybcinas
Thomas R and Anna nDa G Ooiiitr girL girLAValter girlJWaJter girljWaltcr
AValter and Elizabeth Spank boy boyWllley boJWilley bogWilly
Wllley R R and Mamie K Roberts Roberta girl prfMax irllax girlMat
Max B and Freda Caplan girL girLHarry girlJtarry girlRant
Harry W V and Anne V o Farce girL girtdiaries girLCharles girlGianlea
diaries I E E and Mary J Gt G Keys girL girLHarry rlJIury girlHarry
Harry E Eo and Mary E Eo Daffer girl girlAnibio girlAnlblo girlAniblo
Anibio and Julia Nassalla girL girLKarl girLKarl girlKarl
Karl and Julia M M Scbaeftr ilL cirLSalratoro ilLS1lvat girlSalratone
Salratoro S1lvat ro and Maria Garofello girl girlVincenzo if11ncenzo girlVincenzo
Vincenzo 1ncenzo and Emits SantuWo SantuJIoI1rL SantuJIoI1rLCOLORED girL girLCOLORED cmlCOLORED
COLORED COLOREDOacar COLOREDOBOr COLOREDOscar
Oscar and Irene lm1 Rich boy boyJames ooyJames boyJames
James and Blirabnth Everette ill cirLJames illJamM girlJamee
James and Martha 1Ia Lawrenci La C girL girLGeorge girLGeorge girlGeorge
George and Lillian Derille girL cirLItteliard girLI1iehard girliftebard
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WHITE WHITEMary W WHITE3ary lTE lTELry
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Martha Whelan 64 years 3254 P I at It nw nwMarta nw11uta nwMaria
Marta Knoll 3 years Giesboro D C CAngelo Co CoAnelo CAngelo
Angelo Eppitto EPl tto 22 ll years Emergency Emeren HospitaL HospitaLEugene HospitalEugene c pital pitalb
Eugene b enc Michaud 37 years W2 12 I st it nr nrJanus nWJIUll6 nitJarntn
Janus Campbell 85 6 years ProridencB HospitaL HospitaLAlice HOStJitAlAllee IkspiiaLAlice
Alice McCarthy EO 0 years tho Columbia I4th and andGirard andGinud andCiaaid
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David E E Wiber 41 years 33S3 ISth st nw nwAda nwAch nitAda
Ada M Canlfield 42 yean Clrio 2603 l3 Uoivenity pU pUHarry piHam p1 p1Harry
Harry M J Ferns ems 30 11 years 1223 1 6th sL st tw twElizabeth INE1lzabctb c cElirabotti
Elizabeth L Moore 100rc W years tars 514 3d st to aw awRachel awIladle awIlachel
Rachel Edwards 73 years eUS 20 P st It nw nwCOLORED nwCOLORED nitCOLORED
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MAN son of W L L and Kmily mtty May MayBlackman MayBlackman MayBlackman
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aged eighteen oight n months monthsFuneral monthFuDer monthsFuneral
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BYINGTON BYINGlONOn BYINGONOn On Thursday December 29 2919W 281tIO
19W at the reeidcncc of his > son Plush FlusbIn Flushins
4 In ins Long Island A HOMER BYING BYINGiN BYINGTON BYINGTON
TON iN aged elghtythre years yearsInterment yearsIRtrment yearsInterment
Interment at Norwalk Conn ConnCORCORAN ConnCORCORANOn CairnCORCORANOn
CORCORAN CORCORANOn On Thursday Thur December Decemberuno a a19W
19W uno at 2 a It m at her residence 2137 2137P 2luPenn 2UPennsylvania
P Penn Pennsylvania nn ylvania avenue northwest Mrs MrsURSULA MrsURSULA
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John L Corcoran CorcoranFumral CorcoranFuMral CorcoranFuneral
Fumral Saturday December 31 1 at 2 p pm pm pno
m Relatives and friends are invited invitedInterment In1ledInterment InvitedInterment
Interment private privateDUN1GAN privateDUN1GANOn privateDUNIGANOn
DUN1GAN DUN1GANOn On Thursday ThunidA December 29 aIf11
191 1910 at 1215 p p m at her residence residenceIS
IS 12 Maryland avenue northeast IDA IDAM IDAf IDAK
M K ne nee Buscher beloved wife of ofRaymond o oRaymond ofRaymond
Raymond I L Dunigan n and daughter of ofMr otlIr ofMr
Mr and Mrs John H Buscher BuscherNotice BuscherNoU BuncherNotice
Notice NoU of funeral hereafter hereafterKLOPER i1ereafterKLOPERon hereafterElOPEROn
KLOPER KLOPERon On Wednesday December 2S 2SIfild
1910 at 3 p p m at his residence 1207 1207First 1207FIrst 1207First
First street northwest NATHAN W Wbelovrd WbeJoYfd Wbeloved
beloved husband of Lucy Luc Klopfer KlopferFuneral KlopferPuneral KlopferFuneral
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Saturday December II at 2 p m m ReU ReUatives Rei Reiatives Rd Rdatives
atives and friends invited to attend attendInterment attendInterment attendInterment
Interment private privateMcCLELLANOn prh8teMcCLELLANOn privateMcCLELLANOn
McCLELLANOn Thursday Thuradll December
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pital J ltaJ JAMES O McCLBLLAN aged agedswventj asedvenu agedseventy
seventy venu years yearsFuneral yearsFuncral ers ersFuneral
Funeral from the chapel of Joseph JosephGawler JOiephGawler JosephGawler
Gawler undertaker 1730 Pennsylvania Pennsylvaniaavenue PonnsylvnnlaavenUe Pennsylvaniaavenue
avenue northwest on Saturday De December December Do Docomber ¬
cember 31 at 2 p p m Friends are in invited Inlted invltod ¬
vited lted to attend Interment at the Na National National National ¬
tional Cemetery Cemoter Arlington Arlln ton Va VaMBADE VaMADEOn
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MBADE MEADEOn On Wednesday Vedne day December 28
1910 after a brief illness s CHRISTO CHRISTOPHER CHRISTOPHER CHRISTOPHER ¬
PHER the beloved husband of Estell EstellB
B Meade in the sixtyeighth year of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his age at his residence 1307 Third Thirdstreet Thirdstreet Thirdstreet
street northwest northwestFuneral northwestFuneral northwestFuneral
Funeral Saturday December 31 at atp 2 2p 2p
p m Interment at Rock Creek Cern Cemetery Cernetery ¬ I Ietory
etery Boston papers please copy copyRUTHERFORD cOP cOPRUTHERFORDOn copyRUTHERFORDOn
RUTHERFORD RUTHERFORDOn On December 34 1910 1910at 1910at I Iat
at Itt p m m at Madrid N Y 1 WIL WILLIAM WILLLtM VIL VILLIAM ¬
LIAM L L I RUTHERFORD Rl THERFORD beloved belovedhusband belovedhusband belovedhusband
husband of Mary C Rutherford of
Charrydale Va VaSMITH VaSMITHSuddonly VaSMITHSuddenly
SMITH SMITHSuddonly Suddenly on Thursday Decem December Dec Decembor m mber ¬
ber 29 1910 HELEN B daughter d ushtcr of ofMarshall ofMarshall ofMarshall
Marshall L 1 and Mary X A Smith 417
Ninth street southwest southwestNotice southwestNotic southwestNotice
Notice of funeral hereafter hereafterWIBERThe hereafterWIBERThe hereafterWIBERThe
WIBERThe D C Dental Society will willattend tIIJbUond willflttend
attend the tuners of Dr D ELMER ELMERWIBER ELMERWIBER
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