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THE WASHINGTON WASHINGTONtERALD HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER 30 1910 9
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ROBIN ROB1 ILL IN I BED BEDIS BEUIS BEDIs
IS UNDER ARREST ARRESTIrregularities ARRESTlrlegu1nrities ARRESTIrregularities
Irregularities Are Found in inBanks inllanksOlosed inBanksClosed
Banks llanksOlosed Closed in GotJiam GotJiamCHABGE GotllamCHARGE GotliamCHARGE
CHARGE OF FORGERY LIKELY LIKELYPolloivlnff LIKELYliollowlng LIKELY1a11ovjug
Polloivlnff Discovery of Thela from fromSavlus fromSavlngs fromSav1ng
Savlus Bunk flan1 lu New York the In InHtltntloii InI InHUtuUon InNtttntion
I
Htltntloii la Ij Ordered Closed QlosedTesfl QlosedTesflnlouy CIosedTe5ulflouT Tesft Tesftniaiiy
flouT of Frederick K C Morris MorrisShows lUorr18Shows NorrIaShows
Shows Alarming Condition ConditionNew ConditionSew ConditionNew
New York Dec a 214 A few hours alter afUrMs alterhis after1s
Ms 1s indictment by the grand Jury on a acharge aCharge atharge
charge of grand larceny this afternoon afternoonJoseph afternoonJOlieph aiterfloQflJoseph
Joseph G Robin WM wa arrested at tho thohome tholwme thatome
home of his hr staler Dr Lwtoe Loul G Robin Roblnovitch Robtnov1tch Robinuvitch
ovitch of o 28 2 We West t Isfth street tr t William WilliamTravers Wplam WplamTravere lam lamTravers
Travers Jerome according aceorclln to his promlsa promlsatold nrom nromtuld proinaotold
told District Attorney Attorne Whitman WhitnNLnwkre where to tofind tofind toflnd
find Robin and two detective detectl armed armeduith armedWIth armedittt
WIth ittt a bench warrant Jewed by Judge JudgeVain Jud Judrain Judwrain
Vain rain took Robin In cestody oat The Thorrisoner TheIrj TheTr1uner
rrisoner Irj oner who was wa 8S ill II was ftl watched all allrught aJlTlight allright
right by the detective In hi his bedroom bedroomHe bedroomHe bedroomlie
He will probably appear hyGenentl IIVGen tnGeneral ral Ses Sespions Sesjons Ses1IOflS
pions 1IOflS jons tomorrow morning and nd maRe ap apjlieatioft apJlicatiott apifleatiod
jlieatioft for release on bond bondNVxt bondNxt boniNtt
NVxt to Robins Robin arrest the most sn snnational sentlmal sontnal
national tlmal development in the story today todaywufc todayW todaybrought
wufc W llf < brought out in the teatUaony of ofFroVrick ofPrbprick ofFrer1ck
FroVrick K K Morris Robins RoDin confidential confidentialman
man flan before the grand raU4 Jury Robin RoblnOt RoblnOta got gotway ot otay
a way ay with J90000 90000 in checks delivered by byih byth byth
th Washington Savings Savin Bank of New Newlrk Newrk NewI
lrk I rk on a mortgage supposed to have haven
i < n made by the Fidelity Development Developmenttnpany Developmentmpany Developmentinpany
< tnpany owners owner of the Morris Park ParkI Parklpfrty
I lpfrty i pf rrty rty No such mortgage Ce was wa exs exsut ex exit cxct
ut t a 1 by uw that t company companyMay eompanyIn companyMn
May Mn In 3Inkc Inlie 1nl Forgery IlorJcr Qharec Qharechrn cJtnrgehfn qhargev
v hrn h he TV wan JU asked whether a af chars charsrf eBat1f
rf f forgery r ery could not IIO have been made made in int IntLi Intk
t tLi tk is instance flttflC District Attorney Whitman Whitmans Whitmansii1
s IU sii1 iii ji that probably it could have have but that thati
F i us s purpose was wa to setae sera the clearest clearestarge clMrellarg
arge arg > ami plate It before the lb grand jury
Ii Ift J aid ld he expected to get a lot ot ad additional addtlO ad1ttqnal ¬
ditional dtlO al indictments against Robin Also Alsortier
rtier > of r the banks involved and dl dltors dlrtul dlII
rtul tors win ¼ ill II go before the grand Jury jurytirrner
Former tirrner District Attorney Jerome as asKoMns anR
KoMns R Nns counsel was aa cloteted with Mr MrViutman Mrilltmall 4r 4rv
Viutman v iitrnan for some time m the morning
Tit T two went wt > nt downstairs to General GeneralN Generaions GeneralIOnS
N < ions arriving arr jn just as Judge Grain Grainvas CraJaa Cram Cram1IrnisIng
vas a dismissing dlmi sing the th grand nd Jury Jur JurIr
Mr Ir Jerome suggested suggest that a bench war warrit warr warr4flt
rit r lt be 1 issued l sl1ed and that until tomorrow tomorrowi
J i guard be placed over Robin He sus susj Bua Buagf >
j gf > ted that both he and the district at att attrney attrney
t trney > rney select s Ift a physician to examine the thepatient tbeIttient th thiaflent
patient physically and mentally
Robin was taken to his sisters house in inUt 1ftWt InV
Ut V t l 118th fh street in the afternoon 03 03t Je Jeh Di Ditictves
t h tictves < lives Flood and L rAe e went up there thereaTil therea thereail
ail a d arrested him He went to bed because becauseH beea beeah becauseWas
H was said to be sick st k Dr Austin Flint Flinttn Flintd
d 1 tn tang for Or Mr Jerome and Dr William WilliamMai Williamla1on WilliamMon
Mai Mon on for the district attorney examined examinedth
th > prisoner tonight and in the morning I1I Inlnc1iy1I
tun 1iy1I t V n I I give their opinion as to whether whetheror hether hethertH
or tH not Robin out be taken to the Crim Crim1ral CrimlraI i iinai
inai Court Courta building to plea pl to the in indutment Indtmont
I dutment
Most IWit On o to Court Oourtfro CourtMr j jMr
Mr fro Whitman WM wqbttarated w toUrested mainly mata1 in inRubins Inntoios inRtns
Rubins physical condition He said that thatif t atJ thatif
if J Robin fl bin is able to be moved be be will have haveto haystc 11 11to
to plead to tb the indictment indictmentFollowing IftdletmentFollowing indictment1ollowlng
Following the discovery of ofthefts Rabbis Rabbisefts oIdsHIttbJ
thefts efts frQnJ jrwa OML th Wa Wuthmgton Wuthmgton1nk mtan ton Sextos SUrM SUrMnk
1 1nk ink nk of which he Is 1 president the State 8tUeinking Statediking <
1 inking department which had allowed allowedthat allowedth allowedth4t
that th t institution In dtubon to remain open and Il cl re reive re ree reye
ive ye e the few deposits de I that were offered offeredun
un Wednesday Wtdn when the bank ba gave ao aotire 110t notC
tire t I that it would enforce the sixtyday sixtydayrule sixtydayIll
rule Ill took charge today and an closed the theKinks thejltnks thelanks
Kinks doors doorso dOOl1lo
o IT II Cheney superintendent of banks bankspaid baa baaald bankssaid
paid ald this step seemed tlM Id necessary by ItyII reason reasonof reanut
of II that banks relations to the 01 Northern NorthernBank NortheraBank Northernhank
Bank BankTh BankTh hankThi
Th Thi < bank on July 31 last had deposit of of1HO ofI41OO6
1110206 1HO due 7000 depositors The bank is isat IIat isat
at Columbus circle and Fiftyninth street streetand street streetand street1an
and an many of o its depositors are negroes negroeswho n811o n811owho negronvhn
who live in i that neighborhood nel AH AUt day daythen daythere
then t hert was a group < of people waiting anx anxjously anxjouslY auxmuly
jously about the door hoping < to get t tJdnt some somelint some1int
lint of the conditions e ndlttona revealed by the ex examination examination oxamination ¬
amination going pt on inside They The rues tuatlOntd ruestltned < u s stmned
tmned every one who 1M went in or oat out but butKerned butlcarned butlearned
Kerned nothing nothingFailed nothln nothlnlaiJed nothingFailed
Failed to Give Receipt ReceiptIt
It came a me out in Mr Morris testimony testimonythat teatlmonylat testimonytat
that lat RcWn got not only W3000 MX from the theWashington tbewashinaton theWashington
Washington Savings SYiJt Bank on the ocr certificates oertit ocrtfieates ¬
tificates tit Cbtes of participation in a nonexistent nonexistentmortgage nonext nonexintentI tent tentI
I mortgage but that on August 17 last he heget heglt hegt
get 2iOOO Z7 27000 from the bank by the same samemeans samemtans namemeans
means mtans but without 1101 Ut bothering to give a acertificate aHtificata artitIeat
certificate rtitIeat of participation partlcl tIon and on Aug August AuKUs ¬
ust Us t 23 3 last t took out 1Oroo 3OflO 30 < X0 more also alsowithout aJaowithout alsouithout
without troubling tt with certificates In Inother Iuother Inother
other words the 527000 2T and JtOOW OtlOG were wererandt werelandld weretanchd
landld randt d out to him Just because e h he asked askedf nakedfr
f fr n it and without the bank receiving at atth atth atth
th < > time oven a piece of o paper to show showth showtht showtht
th tht t Robin owed it the money moneyIn moneyJI moneyboth
In both of these cases the stubs tub in the theATLANTIC theATLANTIC theATLANTIC
ATLANTIC CITY HCTEIS HCTEISHOTEL HCTEISHOTEL HTELSHOTEL
HOTEL WESTMONT WESTMONTOmn
Omn end Rhode Island avenue SptaodM UM UMand taMe taMeane tsblan4
and wrnot Wrm 8icial rat Jate for the winUr wiD dflhI dflhIII JBL50 OO
Jli II 1 r rer week without beth ste U to JS rar wek we with
bath Sea water and other baths Booklet W r 11 11MuORE 11 11luORE 11MOORE
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WASHINGTON D C CEXCURSIONS 147 147EXCURSIONS 147EXCURSIONS
EXCURSIONS EXCURSIONSSPECIAL EXCURSIONSSPECIAL EXCURSIONSSPECIAL
SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATE RATEOld RATEOld RATEOld
Old Point ComfortNorfolk ComfortNorfolkRound ComfortNorfolkRound
Round S4OO 400 Trip TripOn Tri Tripin
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Ainu special perial Tickets ndI including acoaaapiatlOM aCOll at atChambetlln atasambrrlbt atchamberlin
Chambetlln Hole Holenty Hotell
nty l jty l Ticket Qokc Hood Building N Y are areUti 3T 3Tst
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The TheColonial TheColonial TheColonial
Colonial ColonialSchool ColonialSchool ColonialSchool
School SchoolFounded SchoolFounded SchoolFounded
Founded in October 1908 1908By 1908By 1908I
I By CHARLOTTE CHARL9TTE CRITTENDEN EVERETT EVERETTA
A boarding and day du school for sprit di offering o9in grad graduating pclduatinc Imduating ¬
uating and elective etTe crone counea nnr preporattai Wid tar S Euro EuroP EwrII EUNlwn
P lwn n tr tnYCl t el owl sidal 1f edal > atnntaew IIlh in 11 ramte art arteipnsMion arttXIJICIIioa attexrnsdoe
eipnsMion tXIJICIIioa and languages iBdirMaal fautncticm fautncticmopwair IuztctlonOVmaIr
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b baikettU Js tb horseback ridtoe Prtawrr and later letermMiate Intarndiaa
mMiate Ual ckpartDitll < kp rtia lo rta The Fletcher raotbed or ormu Ofml1 ormmn1
mu ml1 mmn1 > ic ietJ J Isatmrtion thmtzu to than liT hes In eomectk 6OIHlectioti wit with
UH there fefartamte rtaea under tbe direction af f Mfci 11
Janet Ja Pierpoot Rogers Itoer QIfe French and Qnnaan tjsagt t
hs > natiw tie teadwn Mte MiI tiM Joscphioe KmttnTood
MunfoPd a crrtifted pefJI pn I of L t tJettat Ldtettiky djet y baa baacharge baal banarge
charge l alle of advance pupils to node jsoafcSpecial aRIIicSpeclnl nodeSpecial
Special AiIvnntnuoK Aehnntn H in Day Dn Deportment
Charlotte Crittenden Everett Everett171Z
1715 111 1723 17 172 to 1727 11 7 Connecticut Avenue Tenuc
oheok book ol th the I Ioottentor ooheatar Title ttueand ttueandGunrantco sand sandGuarantee and
Guarantee Company wore altered by b Mor Morris Morria Mortin ¬
tin at Robins dlrootton to read Uiftt the thomoney themonuy themoney
money was received from the Bankers BankersRealty BankorsRo BankersRetlty
Realty Ro lty and Security Company Instead of oftho ottho ofthe
tho Washington Bank n1 Th Thoc e alteration alterationon alterationson
on the stubs were rondo mad after ftor December Decemberl DecemberThe
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The banking department had no state statomont statemoot stateinGnt
mont to make today concerning con ornlng the con condition oondltIon condfllon ¬
dition of tho Northern Bank but It was wassaid wassaJd wattsaid
said that the cash deposits dOI 08tts > in eIght of ofthe atthe ofthe
the branches had been removed to other otherbanks alhorbanks otherbanks
banks where they would ou1d earn ear 3 per cent centfor centfor centfor
for the depositors while the banks af afI artalrs atfairs
I fairs wore being straightened out outBOILER outBOILER outBOILER
BOILER EXPLOSIONFATAL EXPLOSIOITFATAL EXPLOSION EXPLOSIONFATAL
FATAL TO SIXTEEN SIXTEENScore SIXTEENScore S1XTEEScore
Score of Others Are Hurt in inPittsfield inPiUgfield inPittsflel1
Pittsfield Accident AccidentSAFETY Accidel1tSAFETY ACciIeIltSAPETY
SAFETY VALVE FAILS TO WORK WORKMen WORKtIen WORKMon
Men in Shed to Keep Warm arm Pre Preparatory Prel1 Prcparatory ¬
paratory l1 rntory to Cutting CnttIti Ice When WhenStructure VhenStructure
Structure In Demolished liy Bx BxJloKlonSenatol ExploNlonSenator
JloKlonSenatol plottion Senator Crane Goon oell to Re Helief Relief Rehief
lief of Families of Victims VictimsPltwfleia VictimsPittsfield JritlnuPJttsftGld
Pltwfleia Mam Ma Dec 30 39Fourt 29Fourteen P ourtson n man manwera monwere menwore
were Instantly killed and two > huv IIIWC since Itnoedied sincedied inoedied
died from Injuries InJurl received In the IXPIo IXPIoIdon spI spIdon spk spksion ° >
sion don of a tubular boiler in the thCOnginO thCOnginOhouse v engine enginehouse on no nohoule
house of the th Moorowood Lake Ice Com Company COmPflny Coatpany ¬
pany on the New York New Haven and andHartford andHartford andHartford
Hartford Railroad d a mile and II half halfsoutheast balllIOuthat halfsoutheast
southeast of PUtefleW thin morning morningMore mornln mornlnMore morningMore
More than twentyfive men wore hurt bvrtfourteen 1I1Irttourteen hurtfourteen
fourteen of whom wer weA taken to tie tieHouse tlIiHeu theHeuss
House Heu of Mercy Heipltal HeipltalThe H HipitalThe lPltal lPltalrhe
The Dead DemiWILLIAM DenelWJJLIU DeadVILLI4tM
WILLIAM fiUJCN fiUJCNRDGAK tThNJeDtUIl tYNN tYNNIlnuAlt
RDGAK D a ALLEN ALLENJOHN AM1iNJOhN LLR LLRJOliN
JOHN RAYMOND RAYMONDLKO no lttY3IONDidito YOl1 YOl1LHO >
LKO FKRJCAXDB2 FKRJCAXDB2JKOIM5B PKRU FXRNAfDW4IioIto D DGHOOOB
JKOIM5B IioIto ALBERT LBEItT BENCB BENCBWYATT n BENCSwYtrr cE cEWTl
WYATT MOOftR MOOftRBLMBR UOOftBKL1tKIt MOOttOltLMRtt
BLMBR B E BLDRIDGB BLDRIDGBFBBD LDRIDGBD IILDRIDGErita
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JAXH6 JA McUAXOS McUAXOSAHBUNI MeLtNUSA1IIUNt fcYANO fcYANOURUX
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OBOROB G ftGB HOUGHTAblNG HOUGHTAblNGJAMBS IIOOGUTALINGJ
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The Injured InjuredJawpe InjuredJ
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Robert Hall II IIT Mnlp MnlpMtennel OL OLMiebesi
Mtennel T Ktaav It iojvriw st MCJSKC MCJSKCMJKK I1tJIIIa MdesgMyies
MJKK lien tejviw sot t leriwit leriwitCaarles MriMLC1uIrlia MdesLCirl
Caarles Cirl a 0 Ken Kenetfcd It ma aut the lam lacetusmU
Aua tusmU JoIInIMl heid at and ssid ssidea tIIIII tIIIIIeated
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The police theory tbeoc of the expieeioirls expieeioirlsthat ex exthat eXPtIe eXPtIethat
that a new safety tety valve which had been beeninstalled HeAlutalled beesInstalled
installed was choked in the pipe lead leading leadIne lendhtg ¬
ing from the boiler to the valve and amithat andthat
that whereaa the gauge wa wan sot for only onlyforty onl onlyforty
forty pounds the boiler may have been beencarrying beencarrying
carrying 900 pounds a when It blew up upA upA UDA
A special meeting of the city council councilwms couadtwu councilwas
was held this afternoon which voted au authority aqt sutborlty ¬
thority t to the mayor to furnish tuna Iroroe Iroroedisio 1mIn6dl8te hnm hnmdIto
disio relief o the th families of the Ua HIM HIMand kWedaDd killedand
and Injured InjuredCrane IA IIIrOdCrane
Crane GO G ne e < K to Relief ReHelIe ReliefSenatnr ReliefSenator
Senator Ie W irurray 1fmyCraDe ru Crane man of IJeJton IJeJtonon 1JtonOn Ia1ton Ia1tonon
on hearing the news of the accident accidentdrove a1dentdrove t tdrove
drove to Pittsnehl Pltta ek1 and conferred with withMayor withMayor
Mayor Maclnnis with regard to relief of ofthe oftJM ofthe
the families of the dead and injured Th ThSenator TM TMSenator TheSenator
Senator and the members of the Crane Cranefamily CranerlI Cranefamily
family rlI In Dalton immediately subscribed subscribedW856 subscribeda
W856 1 a and prominent ciUaens of PKtsfleld PKtsflelda
a sum which tonight reached nearly 53 1 1be 3 3o
088 o The property loa a to the ks k com company company cornpany ¬
pany is isThe 8001 8001The 4 4The
The Morewood Lake Ice Company Companyclaims Com Comelatru Companyclaims
claims that but two tW of the men killed killedwere killedwere killedwere
were on their pay pa roll The remainder reroaiaderhad renaaiJlderhad remainderhad
had gathered ptbt = led at the ice house for em employment employment omployment ¬
ployment which wm WU to begin with the theoperation tbeoperation theoperation
operation of o the engine for hoisting ice icefor ice icefor leefor
for which the wrecked boiler was to fur furnish turnlab furnieti ¬
nish steam None of these men with withthe withthe withthe
the exception of Engineer William l Dunn Dunnsixty Dunnlixty Dunnsixty
sixty years old and Fireman George GeorgeWard GeorgeWard 8 8Ward
Ward who were among the killed bad hadbeen badbeen badbeen
been engaged for the harvesting harvestingThis harvUngThill harvestingThis
This statement by the company is sig significant dgntfteant nignitleant ¬
nificant It means that In the event of ofdamage oCdamace ofdamage
damage claims against it the company companywill eGmptByWill companywill
will set up that they the are not respond rasponnble rSpocCtble respondhi
ble hi for or the loss of life of the th other four fourteen fourteen fourteen ¬
teen victims and the score injured injuredNearly Injuredlienrly injuredicnrly
Nearly Hundred Present PresentThe PreliCmtThe PresentThe
The explosion took place about 941 941oclock S4IockHk 4I 4Ioclock
oclock There were in the boiler and andengine aooenctne andengine
engine house at that time about twenty twentymen twentymen twentyuten
men Every uery one of these men were either eitherkilled 61th 61thk eitherkilled
killed k lod or injured Injurfd Outside were gathered gatheredbetween ptheredbftw81n gatheredbetween
between sixty and eighty ei ht < men They OJheywore Theywere Theywore
wore either leaning against tle building buildingor
or in group STOU waiting waltt for the boiler to tc get getup getup at atup
up steam sufllclent jj1u lchmt to start the hoist hoistNo hololtNo hoIzNo
No man lives Uv to tell what happened In Inside InBide inside ¬
side the building buUdln Survivors outside the theboiler theboiler thebutler
boiler house e say sa that suddenly they were werelifted werelCtM werelifted
lifted from their feet and hurled Into Intospace IntoN Intospace
space N A detonation det natton was wa hoard in PiUs Pittsfield Pll Pllfteld PiUsfield
field To T those on the spot pot it se seemed mod as asif uIt asif
if the force of the explosion was mostly mostlyupward mMtlyupward meetlyupward
upward upwardThe upwardThe upwardThe
The building hulidIngt N 110 0 by 49 4 feet was com completely complotel cornpletely ¬
pletely plotel sevored Two of the side lde Id walls wallsthe wailsthe I Ithe
the soot and the heavy 1 y boiler and engine enginewent enginewent enginewent
went Into the air Big pieces of iron ironwere Ironwere ironwere
were hurled 200 OO feet Pieces of the boiler boilercarrying boilerCrryln boilerrryIng
carrying Crryln rryIng death with them shot out as asfrom ufrom asfront
from a machine gun ripping the sidings sidingsinto sidingsinto
into slivers and tearing oft legs arms armsand acmeand
and mangling the bodies of tho workmen workmenThe workmenThe
The tracks of the railway forty yards yardsaway yardia yardsaway
away a y were littered with wreckage Un Uninjured UnInJured Uninjured ¬
injured men ran shrieking from rom the death daathscene doathseene deathscene
scene sceneSHRHTEKS seeneSImmERS sceneSmUNERS
SImmERS HOLD ELECTION ELECTIONIlluxtrlouH ELEOTIONIlIuxtrlouH ELECTIONIllustrious
Illustrious Potentate Adnnis of Mil Milwaukee Mu Muwa 111WQulee ¬
waukee wa ukee Makes nn Address AddressAlmas AdclresAlmas AddressAlmaa
Almas Temple of the Mystic MyatlcShrine MyatlcShrinemade Shrine Shrinemade Shrinemade
made final arrangements IlJT qements for an indoor indoorcircus IndooretrcUI indoorcircus
circus and held Its annual election of oil officers omcers oileels ¬
cers at National Rifles Armory last night nightThomas nightTb0rn8s nightThomas
Thomas H Adams illustrious potentate potentateof
of Tripoli Temple of Milwaukee Win Wlswas WI WIWIi Winwas
was a visitor and madea made short address addressTho addr addrTho addressThe
Tho Royal Adams tworing indoor indoorcircus IndOGr IndOGrcircus indoorcircus
circus has ha been secured by Almas Temple Templefor TemplefOr Templefor
for a weeks performance beginning Jan January January Jannary ¬
uary 16 in Convention Hall HallTho HallTho HallThe
Tho polls for the election of officers officersvopaned offiursopened officerspponed
opened at 210 ro oclock In tho afternoon afternoonand afternoonand afternoonand
and closed at S oclock c1 ck The election re resulted re resulted resuIted ¬
sulted AS follows Adolphus Gude poten potentate potentato potentate ¬
tate W Hamilton Smith chief rablmn rablmnJames rabbnJames rabbanJames
James T Gibbs assistant chief rabban rabbanGary rabbftnCary mabbanCary
Cary S Fryo high priest and prophet prophetJohn prophetJohn prophetJohn
John A Elllnger oriental guide F A ASebring A ASobrtng ASeining
Seining treasurer Harrison Dingman Dingmanrecorder Dingmanl8Corder Dlngmanrecorder
recorder Adolphus Gudo Alexander AlexanderGrant AlexanderGrant AlexanderGrant
Grant Thomas P Morgan Mor n and Joseph G GStelle GStelle GStole
Stelle representatives to the Imperial ImperialCouncil ImperialCouncll ImperialCouncil
Council at Rochester in May 1911 1911The lj1The 911 911The
The officers were installed by Past Im Imperial Imperial Impenal ¬
perial Potentate Harrison Dingman DingmanFnnernl Dingman DingmanFunernl DingmanFuneral
Funeral of Col J IT Robinson ItoLintionFuneral llotJlnllonFun6Ill1 RobinsonFuneral
Funeral services were held Wednesday Wednesdayfor Vodno day dayfor
for Col J Hancock Robinson R blnlOn private privatesecretary prh8toseeretary privatesecretary
secretary to Senator Percy of Mimic Mississippi Mimicsippi U Uarippl ¬
sippi who died in his office last as Monday MondayRev trondayRav MondayRev
Rev Herbert Scott S tt Smith officiated offl Offikt tkt d The Thebody Thebody
body bOd was wa placed Place in a vault VtluUIn in Glonwood GlenwoodCemetery GlonwoodCcmetfry GlonwoodCemetery
Cemetery and later will 111 be buried at atLouisville atLoulsv1lle atLouisville
Louisville Ky
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MIDDIES WILL HAVE HAVEVERY HAVEVERY HAVEVERY
VERY STRONG STRONGCREW STRONGCREWBig CREW CREWBig
Big Event Ev nt of the Season Will Be Twomile Race Racewith Racewith Racewith
with University of Pennsylvania
Annapolis Dec 23 29The The rowing rowlnSfcason rowlnSfcasonat reason reasonat oason oasonat
at the Naval Aeaenray Aoa unY Is awaited wIth wtthmuch wIthmuch vtthmuch
much interest intor tand and there Is s every indi indication Indcation mdication ¬
cation of o one on of the strongest crows crowsthat crowsthflt crowstitt
that has represented the navy for many manyseasons manyHalOn manyseasons
seasons HalOn as a woll as good Junior crews crewsincluding crewsIncluding crewSIncluding
including second and third eights the thefourth thetourth thefourth
fourth class eight and one or or o two fours foursAn toursn foursAn
An n effort is being beln made to secure some someraces someracOi someraces
races for the fours a a contest Of the kind kindnot kindnot kindnot
not having taken place here since the theearly theearly theearly
early days of rowing at the Academy AcademyThe AcademyThe AcademyThe
The distinct event of o the season will willbe willbe willbe
be the race racOM8 scheduled < h6duJed with the Uni University University Un Unversity ¬
versity of o Pennsylvania after aquatic aquaticrelations aquaUctJatio aquaticratiOns
relations tJatio had bean discontinued dto nUn ed for a ahalf ahair ahalf
half dozen years Pennsylvania will willbring willbring willbring
bring Its varsity and an freshman ro hman crews to toAnnapolh toAnnapollll toAnnapoiM
Annapolh on May C Tho varsity and andthe andthe andthe
the flrst navy na crow will contest over overthe overtbe overthe
the twomile course C UrH while tho freshman freshmanand tl freshmanand llhmanand
j and fourth claw crews will pull a half halfmile halfmile halfmile
mile less The only other race definitely doflnltelyrtxed definitelyftxed doilnitelyfixed
fixed is that with 1th Columbia on May Ma 13 13Howevor 13However 13However
However It to likely that Syracuse Sraouseand SraouseandPrlnooton and andPrinceton andPrinceton
Princeton will both send crews to An AnnapoHsj Annapolt Annapo1ls
napoHsj napolt < the latter probably a four fouro fourNo
No > o Race Rn e with Iliirrftrd IliirrftrdIt
It is settled that there will bo no norace norace noroe
race with Harvard this thl season but ne negotiations ncgoUatJOM nogotintions ¬
gotiations are r8 still pending with Yale Yalethough Yolothough Yalethough
though the chances of ot a race are not notgreat notgreat notgreat
great There i II also a correspondence correspondencein
in progress wifii wItt 1 t Princeton and it is ishoped ilhopM iihoped
hoped that the latter will 111 use Its nowly nowlygranted nowlySTAnted newlygranted
granted permission per llulon to arrange one or two tworaces tworae tworaces
races rae S by sending at least a four to An Annapolis AnupoU ¬
napolis Syracuse will row at Annapolis AnnapolisIf
If it straightens out its afluatlo tangle tangleand tangleanel tangleand
and supports a crew as usual usualTho usualThe
The first and second crows have hap lost lostbut INtbllt lostbet
but two members each by b graduation graduationresignation grnddnUonr graduationrmiguaUon
resignation r tJon and Illness Of the first ffr I
crow Brown bow has graduated and andKing andKing andICing
King No No4 4 has typhoid and Will not notbe nolbe notbe
be able abl to row There remain Wearas WearasNo WeemeNo V ms msNo2
No No2 2 Agrell No No3 3 MarrIng No 6 6Griffin 6Griffin 5Griffin
Griffin No G Johnston No No7 7 and andLoftln andLoWn andLoftth
Loftln stroke In the second crew crewAlnsworth crewAinsworth crewAlnsworth
Alnsworth stroke has graduated and andSpencer andSpencer andSpencer
Spencer No 6 6 has resigned The fol following tollowing to tolowing ¬
lowing are still available Booth bow bowPowell bowPowoll bowPowell
Powell No No2 2 Whiting No No3 3 Meyer MeyerNo MeyorNo MeyerNo
No 4 Ertz Ertz No No5 6 i and Melgs No No7 No7Coach 7 7Coach 7Coach
Coach Glendon will also have the men menwho menwho menwho
who aompdssd comp eed the excellent fourthclass fourthclasscrew fourtheJIWIcrew fourthelneccrow
crew last season and a ft number of 0 good goodmen goodTnen goodTeen
men In junior boats boatsAdditions boatsdtUtion boatsAdditions
Additions dtUtion to Squad SqandThe SqundTho SquadThe
The rowing ro lnb squad will get several nota notablo notablo notablo
blo additions addition from other branches of ofsport otsport ofsport
sport Douglas ouSlas the tall football tackle tacklebasketball ta tacklebasketball kle klebttsketbaU
basketball and lacrosse player is going goingto solngto goingto
to make nUlk a strong effort to make tho first firstcrew flrstcrow firstcrew
crew title tld year He abandoned lacrosse laeroaeofor 1neONotor lacrossefor
for rowing last spring but did not get getfurther setfurther getfurther
further than the third boat This sra srason 8PQiOn sason
son he Is likely to do better Brown the thebig thebig thebig
big football guiard from the fourth class classhas cla5Shaa clanshas
has decided that that he will row but butwhother butwhothor butwhether
whether Glendon can find a a place for forhjf torhJl forhIs
hIs 06 06 pounds is a question Que tJon and he also alsoneeds alsonoodll alsoneeds
needs to learn the art of rowing rown from fromthe tromUte fromthe
the beginning Dalton the husky half halfback hal halback halfback
back who has been elected captain of ofthe orthe ofthe
the football team and McRoavy the thefourthclass Utefourthc thefourthclans
fourthclass fourthc man who did such fine finework finowork finework
work in the hack field are both inclined inclinedto
to take up th the rowing same Both are arewanted arawanted arewanted
wanted in other fields howovor Dalton Daltona
a hurdler on the field and track team teamand teamand teamand
and MeReavy on the nine nineRichard nineRSc nineRichard
Richard aIc1 Gtendon the coach is oxpect expected oxpected oxpectod ¬
ed in Annapolis about the middle mlddI of ofJanuary oCJanuary ofJanuary
January Work on the machines and in inthe Inthe Inthe
the tank will begin at once upon his ar arrival arrival arrival ¬
rival and the crew crews will get on the thewater thewater thewater
water just at as aoon 800n1s as s weather permits
4
1
THE KIND BOY BOYThe BOYThe BOYTlae
The other day while homeward waddlin I slipped and fell fellaround fellaround fellarDund
around a block and I was rendered sick and maudlin by getting gettingsuch gettinguch gettingsuch
such uch a beastly beasU shock And sundry little boys stood near rae and andfilled andfil1 andfje
filled fil1 fje fjewith d with joyous shouts the glen they thought it fun to gibe and andjeer andjeer andjeer
jeer me and say 110 0 please do that agafn aarn 1 I listened to tobe the he rude rudethings rudethings rudethings
things spoken and teardrops t rdrops trickled down my face for all my rayribs myribs myribs
ribs and back were broken my m vitekall jarred out of place The Themodern Theinodern Thethodern
modern boy is but a viper viperu I muttered as tHey laughed again againwhen againwhen againwhen
when he in wickedness is riper they thcyll surely take him to the pen penHad penIIad penHad
Had I a son whod laugh and chortle and paw with glee the fertile fertilesojl fertilesojl fertilesoil
sojl when viewing 1 wing some poor stricken mortal Id surely boil that thatyouth thatouth thatyouth
youth outh in oil oil Then came a youth in quite a hurry to help me in inmy inmy inmy
my awful plight He tqftly u t1 murmured murmuredDo Do not worry your yourbones yourbones yourbones
bones will set again all right He got a pole and then he pried priedme priedme priedmc
me me out of the pavement to my m feet and then he kindly walked be beside beside beside ¬
side me and helped me up the village street A boy like that thatall thataU thatall
all men will love him while in this world his face they sec and andwhen andwhen andwhen
when the green grass grows above him the world will prize his hismemory hismemory hisrilemory
memory WAU V Alt MASOK MJSONCpsht 1ASON 1ASONt
Cpsht t 1a1O 1Jr f t 61111 iMsos As Asi Asu tmSJ tmSJL
i L
u r 1
MORE CONFESSIONS MADE MADEVote MADEVote IZIADEVote
Vote Sellers VloeU to Court to Tell TellTheir TenTheir TellTheir
Their Fnult FnultWet FnultWMt FaultWent
Wet Union UJdoD Ohio Dec 21Tbe The special specialgrand apeela1sruad specialgrand
grand jury investigating wholesale buy buying DaYtnI buyifl ¬
ing ifl of votes in Adams A County returned returnedH retunaodInd1ctJMD13
H l Indictments which hleh brings the total totalup tOUlIu totalup
up u to K Indications are that the num number number ninabet ¬
ber will be increased to toThe lf lfThe 11Tbe
The bought and sold voters are quak quaking nak naklag k kbiK ¬
lag a rush to confess e nt and gain tia leniency leniencyI feBcyhundred
I A hundred men n who bo had not yet been beenIndicted MeltJndlcted beenndIcted
Indicted ndIcted yesterday flocked into the court courtrom cowtro courtroGm
rom ro roGm m and confessed to having Mid 1cl their theirI theirfraACJUse theirfranchises
I franchises In most instance Iaata Judge JudgeBlair J1I4IeBlaJr JudgeBlair
Blair Jin nes the men and pronounce a asix asix asix
six months workhouse workbouaeHPte sentence ce The TUeimprisonment T1eelmprl80nment Theimprisonment
imprisonment sentence however is isusually IIuluallJ isusually
usually suspended suspendedI 8U8pRdecLTbe suspendedThe
I The widowed mother of a s first voter voterwho voterwho voterWho
who wept as she lib told the court of barter bartering barter1fti barterlag
lag away her eons lIOn ballot for JS is laJJot laJJotUte Iapotthe jjot jjotthe
the only I woman who is expected to con confess conte conless ¬
less te Among the voters who confessed confessedthey confessedthey
they tbe bad tainted their citizenship CltiZen hIP were weremen weremen weremen
men who had voted for Lincoln and boy boywho bon bonwhG boyswho I
who cast their first ballots for or Harding HardingI H8rd H8rdor
or Harmon One farmer in the Jack Jacksonville Jackaonville Jacknonville
I
sonville precinct confessed that on a re recent re recent rocent ¬
cent election day he had thrice bartered barteredi b barteredhis rtered rteredhIa
i his vote away each sale Ie to a different differentinterest differentlatert differentInterest
interest interestIn latertIn InterestIn
In Manchester a manufacturing town townthe tonntbe townthe
the shops are dosed and home hoards of ofcash otcub ofcash
cash are depleted after the season of gift atnxtv1nlt giftgiving giftgiving
giving and holiday extravagances extnlR nc8S It Ita hr hra s sa
a problem with many where to raise the tlieltf UI8JS4I
ltf 13 fine and 1 7 costs co costswhich which they must mustpay mUlt mUltpay mustpay
pay Their workhouse sentences Hnlene are re remitted re remitted ccunitted ¬
mitted mittedThe mittedTbe unittedThe
The record of chattel mortgagee filed filedin nledin filedin
in the courthouse shows that many man of ofthose oCtho ofthose
those who have confessed to vote barter bartering barterInK bartering ¬
ing have mortgaged Jn rt their household goods goodsto goodsto goodsto
to raise the money to pay their fines finesIn fineaIn finesIn
In one place pl ee the family cow has been beenplaced boenplncod beenplaced
placed in pawn to procure liberty libertyAS UbertyAS libertyAS
AS BRYAN SEES IT ITMany TIlUnny ITMany
Many Planks of the Democratic DemocraticPlatform DemocraticPJatform DemocratlPlatform
Platform Vindicated VindicatedLincoln VindicatedLincoln lneHeatedI
I Lincoln Nebr Dec 29 W J Bryan B6antoday Bryantoday Buyantoday
today made public his declination to at attend attend attend ¬
tend the Baltimore Jackson Day banquet banqueton
on January 17 He ie says In part It Itwill Itwill Itwill
will be impossible to be present and I Ihesitated Iheattated Ihesitated
hesitated to send a letter to be road at attho atthe atthe
the celebration lest it might prove a adiscordant acU adiscordant
discordant cU eoroant note if as I would infer from fromthe fromUte fromthe
the preliminary arrangement alT omont those who whooriginated whooriginated whooriginated
originated the meeting were dissatisfied dissatisfiedwith dlssatfstiewith dissatisfie4with <
with the last Democratic national plat platform platform pintform ¬
form That platform was 88 satisfactory to tothe tothe tothe
the party two years ago and am satisfac satisfactory satlsractory satletactory ¬
tory tb tho rank lft 1t and tile now The vic victory victory vietory ¬
tory of last month was in my judgment judgmentlargely judgmentmrcely judgmentlargely
largely due to the fact that several planks planksof I Iof
of that platform had already been vin vindicated vindicated viadicated ¬
dicated by events and events have since sincethe sinceUte sincethe
the election vindicated other planks planksIIomlurnH pJankslIonelurn planksHonduran
Honduran Rebellion at Hand HandCity Dnndcrty handCIty
City of Mexico Dec 23 29Hondurans 29Honduranshero 29Hondumanshere Hondurans Honduranshere
here confirm con rm the reports sent out from fromHonduras fromHondur8tJ fromHonduras
Honduras of a 0 rebellion in that country countryplanned countryplannod countryplanned
planned by Gen Bonllla and Lee Christ Christmas Christmas Christmas ¬
mas Most of o tho Hondurans here are areoidlea areXIlea areoxIle
oidlea oxIle and they the naturally sympathize sympathizewith sympathizewith Sympathizewith
with any rebellion rebellionWife rebeUlonVUe rebellionWife
Wife Givea Blood lood In Vain VainLynn VainLnn VainLynn
Lynn Mass Doc 29 29Vl11lam William H HTroon HTroon HTroon
Troon president of the Lynn board of oftrade oftrade oftrade
trade Is dead at his home here although althoughhis althoughhts althoughh15
his wife gave her blood In an effort tIort to tosave toave tosave
save him He suffered from a series or ofnasal ornaMI ornasal
nasal hemorrhages 5 which weakened his hissystem hissystem hissystem
system to such an extant that the trans transhis transfusion tmansfusion
fusion was advised Jt failed to prolong prolonghIs prolonghis
his life however howeverYellow howeverYellow I IYellow
Yellow Fever in Managua Managuai UnnnJ1InYanagull
i Managua Nicaragua Dec 20 23Sevcral 23Sevcral8SCS 29Severaleases Several Severalcases
cases of yellow fever have occurredhore occurredhoreAn
An epidemic epIc emto is feared fearedA
A foarteenitorr skyscraper HJ f3 planned for Milan Uan wll wllbe mlJthe ml mlbe
be the highest business building in Soutbera Euro Dirce Europe
wEITES WHITE W HITh IS NOBLE GRAND GRANDGoluniliin GRAND001um111a GRANDColumbia
Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows FellowsHold FcllowJloJcb Fellows1lold
Hold JloJcb Annnal Hlectlon HlectlonColumbia B1ectlonColumbia IllectionColombia
Columbia Lodge No JO Jo I O O F bald baldits beldfta heldIts
its election of offoers o in 1 Odd Fellows VeitowHall FellowsHall 1UowIt 1UowItHall
Hall last night which resulted as fol follows folIoWI tellows ¬
lows lowsL lowsL
IoWIL
L L A A White noble grand Bert V YWolf VWolt VWolf
Wolf vice grand E E C C Growey record recording iBCOn reseedtug ¬
tug n secretary aecr tary R R R R Williams tame financial financialsecretary ftaaadniHeretar financialsecretary
secretary Thomas Tho W Fowler treasurer treasurerQ trrerQecIraIe trensurerGeorge
Q George orsje Z Colison trustee Th TM repre represenUtlves repeeHnlaUvN repsesentatives
senUtlves to the Grand Ora Ledge are Past PastGrand PutOrand PastGrand
Grand Masters George GeorprZeouon Z Coiison Thomas ThomasW ThomuW Thomasw
W Fowler Jow and A A It it Vernullion aa uc ucPut andPsst S SPast
Past Grands J H Brodertek Frank B BCowden n nC01tden BCowden
Cowden George Gerbarich Edward C Ci CGnunler CGruntley
i Crumley D W Keck E IL B Laughlin LaughlinN Lau hlln hllnN
N M Pollock Pollock Charles P Sample Frank FrankD FrankD FrankD
D SeifTert C D Shackelford Samuel 6 G GTayor aTayor GTayor
Tayor B B Wines and John D Yoak Yoakley Y08kley YoakIcy
ley
EAST IS NOW OW AWAKENED AWAKENEDBrass A AWAKENDBrass W AKENID AKENIDBrasil
Brass Band Should Be Retired Sktyx SktyxAVoodroir tys tysWoodrow > I IVooclrow
Woodrow WilsonSt Wilson WilsonSL Ibon IbonSt
SL St Louis Dee 21 aDr Dr Woodrow WIlIOn Wileon Wil Wilson ¬
son sovernoretect of New N Jersey In an anaddress anaddr anaddress
address addr before the Princeton Club here herethis borethia herethis
this afternoon referred to tho Presidency Presidencyof
of Theodore Roosevelt it is belloved bellovedwhen bellovedhon believedwhen
when hon he qtfotod a conversation between bGtweenWeetorn a aWostornor a aVectornor
Wostornor Weetorn r and an Easterner to the effect effecttbat affectthat effectthat
that 100100 Ymi Easterner sternerc wore wo so sound soundasleep aoundasleep soundasleep
asleep that it took a brass band to wako wakoyou wakaou Wakeyou
you ou up upBut upBut upBut
But now that the awakening a kentng has taken takenplacn takenplaco takenpIac
placn pIac it would seem to be nt t that the thebrass thebna thebrass
brass band should be retired continued continuedDr
Dr Wilson and reform considered do deliberately dolIberatel dolibemately ¬
liberately liberatelyWhen lIberatel lIberatelWhen libematelyWhen
When I was offered tho nomination nominationfor
for governor of Now No Jersey it was un understood und9lStood unc1octood ¬
derstood by the Democratic DentOd tte party that thatI
I was to to become Its loader load If I could couldnot couldnot couldnot
not have been Its leador I would have havewithdrawn havewttbrlrawn havewithdrawn
withdrawn from the race I told thorn themthat thornlhat thornthat
that in giving me this chance tho lead leadership IOftdship loadership ¬
ership ship would not be dull and there th ro would wouldbe wouldbo wouldbe
be plenty of sport In it itCLOSE ItCLOSE It ItCLOSE
CLOSE AT NOON TOMORROW TOMORROWGorcrnmcnt TOMORROWGovernment TOiORROWGovernment
Government Departments Will 111 Be BeIdle DeIclle BeIdle
Idle Until Tnesday TnesdayFollowing ToeadayFOllowing Puc5dayFollowing
Following orders issueu just before beforeChristmas booreChrIstmas beforeChristmas
Christmas the government departments departmentswill
will close at noon tomorrow for torYonrs New NewYears NewYears
Years Monday being a legal holiday holidaytho holldoytho holidaythe
tho clerks will not return to work until untilTuesday untilTu68day untilTuesday
Tuesday morning morningAll morningJ1 morningAll
All J1 divisions of the Library of C9ngross C9ngrosswill CqngrosswJll Cqngroaswill
will close tomorrow afternoon at 430 so to toreopen tDre toreopen
reopen re Tuesday morning All employed employeswho employedwho I
who can be spared will be excuBad o CUBed at atnoon atnoon j
noon tomorrow The library building buildingwill j jwill
will bo open on Now Years Y ous Day and andon andon i ion
on Monday from 2 until un 1i 10 oclock oclockDetected oolockDetected cfelockDetected
Detected DetectedFrom Detected1rom DetectedPran
From the N iew ew w York Mail MailProperly jfdl jfdlProperly MaliProperly
Properly censored conliradmoln moving pictures have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been regarded as desirable They are arecheap tire tirecheap arecheap
cheap and tfceyare t1l0 they are good It might well wellbo wellbo wellbe
bo asked what more is wanted Dis Dispatches DJspatchoa Dispatches ¬
patches front Cleveland have set forth forththat forthlbat forththat
that pitfalls lurk In the films No one onewould onewouJd onewould
would have known anything anytbln about It had hadIt hadIt hadit
It not been for the th deafmutes They The are aretaught aretaught aretaught
taught lip reading and if you OU go gqthrough gqthroughthe through throughthe thrdUght
the t e motion of saying something to one oneof oneof
of these th se educated deafmutes ho knows knowswhat I Iwhat
what you yousay say even If fyOU you do not utter a aslnglo asingle j
single sound Now those who aid In the thepreparation thOprermrnUon theprophration
preparation of moving movln picture films are arenot arenot arenot
not always refined No one could hear hearthorn hoorthorn hearthorn
thorn In the pictures they the assumed and andso andso andso
so they spoke words irrelevant or pro profane protune protune ¬
tune But along came Mrs Bates who whoInstructs whoInstruct8 whoinstructs
Instructs th Uq deafmutes in lip reading readingand readingand readingand
and applying her ability to read lips to tomoving tomoving tomoving
moving pictures she was highly shocked shockedat
at the result r ult There must be more cen censoring cenlorlntt concoring ¬
coring of films nimsTb ftlmHThe filmsThe
Tb The biggest appl a apple ever rcr grown wn la Bagland brought brouehtJ70 brou brought7o t
J70 7o the other day It weighed two pounds and an three threeOUQ threeeseea i iwincey
OUQ eseea wincey wan fife lacfaea = high and the iccbea thick i
PHYSICIANS HOLD HOLDLEPROSY HOLDLEPROSY HOLDLEPROSY
LEPROSY EXHIBIT EXHIBITiew EXHIBITNiew EXHIBITView
View iew Nine Nill Patients at New NewYork Newt NewYork
t
York Symposium SymposiumDECRY SymposiumDEORY SymposiumDECRY
DECRY POPULAR HYSTERIA HYSTERIADoctors HYSTERIADodorlC HYSTERIADocbams
Doctors Aver AV r that Disease Dillcn e Is Neither NeitherInfectious NcltherInfecUoulI NeitherInfectious
Infectious Nor Contagious in Any AnyConsistent AnyCowsl AnyConsistent
Consistent Cowsl tent Way WayLepers Vny Lepers Attend AttendMeetlner rttendMeeting ttend ttendtleetlnG
Meeting Under Care of Attendants Attendantsand Atfendantand Attendantsand
and Bare Lesions L lon for Inspection InspectionNew IuslectionNew InspectionNow
New York Dec 2 aNino Nino lepers In va various various varlous ¬
rious stages of the two types of the dis disease dlsoasd disoa ¬
ease oasd oa were exhibited at a symposium mpo tum upon uponleprosy uponlepro uponleprosy
leprosy lepro held at the Academy of Medicine Medicinetonight Meillc1netonight Medicinetonight
tonight The lepers were war brought from fromvarious tromvarlons fromvarious
various local Institutions and after tter they theyhad theyhad theyhad
had bared their lotions to the Inspection Inspectionof
of tlio ho assembled d doctors they departed In Incharge incharge
charge of physicians or attendants attendantsAmong attendanUiAmong attendantsAmong I
Among them were a negro girl a male malenegro malenogro malenegro
negro an Italian who illustrated the theadvanced theadvanced theadvanced
advanced stage of tubercular leprosy leprosyand leproeyand leprosyand
and who wears the terrible knobbled knobbledlion knobbffiunon knobbledlton
unon lion face ac6 that Father Damlen Is said saidto saidto saidto
to have died with a Russian and a aChinaman aChinaman aChinaman
Chinaman One patient brought by Dr DrOutmann DrOutmann DrOutsnann
Outmann was wa a a young oun girl in rosecool rosecoolored To rosecoolorod ecool ecoolorad
ored finery nery wearing a large hat and a adress adrea adress
dress with short sleeves eovea that left bare bareher bareher bareher
her marred arms armsThe armsThe armsThe
The degree of danger from leprosy and andtha andtho andthe
the manner of its communication were weretopics weretoples weretopics
topics upon which the authorities varied variedOne variedODe variedOne
One doctor who appeared on the pro programme programme programnie ¬
gramme was overheard to say y that he hewould hewould hewould
would rather sleep in a closed room with withten withten withtn
ten lepers than with one tuberculosis tuberculosispatient tuberculoidpaUent tuberculosispatient
patient and that leprosy was neither neithercontagious neithercon neitheroontslcus
contagious con Ulou8 nor in any appreciable sense senseinfectious IOMeInteeUout sonicinfectious
infectious but others differed with him himHyfctcria hbnJIterl himllyaterln
Hyfctcria JIterl I Is Deprecated btJuoeenteclThe DeprecatedThe DeprecatedThe
The general t 9ral tone of the meeting depre deprecated deprecktod depre4tted ¬
cated cktod the hysteria which arise ar through throughpopular throughpopular throughpopular
popular ignorance whenever leprosy has hasoome haJjooe hascome
come up P for discussion in the United UnitedStates UnitedStatea UnitedStates
States particularly when the existence of ofa orcaH ofa
a case at large was known as with the theSyrian tlMSrrlan theS7rian
Syrian who died of exposure after a apariah artah alariah
pariah rtah tour from fr m State to State in a a box boxear boxear boxear
ear earDr
Dr Busoy of Chicago pointed out that thatwhile thatwhile thatwhile
while in a tropical climate leprosy is a avery aery avery
very ery present source Urce of danger with us usin Uti UtiIn usIn
in temperate America it is I comparable to toa toJIve toa
a live liv coal dropped in a sandpit dan dangerous dlUsoroul dangerene ¬
gerous but remotely so soSeveral 0 0Several soSeveral
Several doctors spoke of the number numberof numbtrof flumberof
of eases that probably exist in this city citywhere citywhere Ity Itybore
where bore the entrance of immigrants makes makesits mnk8liiIta makesits
its Introduction in the earlier and less lessrecognizable Ie IerrroobDlzahlo lessrsoognhzable
recognizable stages a constant possibility possibilityDr
Dr Fox remarked that medical aid is isseldom Isseldom
seldom HldomSOUlht sought until the characteristic characteristiclesions tbaraderi characteristiclesions Uc UcJMIODtI
lesions of the latter stages ta M have ap appeared appeuccl apIeared ¬
peared The lepers le rs burden of centuries centuriesOf
Of horror which Dr Dyer had described describedhas ducribedMC describedht
has ht mad made Wm and his affrighted family familypeculiarly familYtteeullarly famIlypeculiarly
peculiarly stixious xious to secrete the affliction afflictionThere afIltctionThere afflictionThere
There was present a delegation of o phy physicians pkJddana physiclans ¬
sicians from the leper colony of Massa Massachusetts aaac Massachusetta ¬
chusetts c who are not often able to leave leavetheir leavetheir leavetheir
their labor for diversion One of them themtold th thorntold m mtold
told those sitting IttU near him of the birth birthof birtho birthof
of o a child to leprous l parents in the eel colony eolny eeloey ¬
ony The child Is now a boy in school schooland IChoolaad schooland
and has shown no symptom of the die disease dlae dieease ¬
ease e The Th speaker was of the opinion opinionthat opiniontlIat opinionthat
that leprosy it not infectious or coats contagJooBjin contsIoa coatsglens
gJooBjin glens in any consistent way and said saidthat saidthat saidthat
that the the Book of Leviticus is responsible responsiblefor r nalble nalblefor
for much overeaution oye uUon about the disease diseaseELKS dtHueELKS diseaseELKS
ELKS LODGE GIVES DANCE DAtfCEIrocrnmnie DANCElrOlramme DANCEProgranime
Irocrnmnie Bnjoyed by 1 150 Couples Couplesnt Coupeant
nt Club Clubs Home HomeWashington nomeWubblston HomeWashington
Washington Ledge L o No 15 1i B P O OKlka OBIb 0ZIks
BIb held its last dance before the New NewYear NewYear NewYear
Year in its club home at MS H street streetnorthwest streetncrlheat streetnorthwest
northwest last night nightThe nlgbtThe nightTh
The Th dance was w given under direction directionof direeUoDot directionof
of the library committee and 130 couples couplesenjoyed couplesenjoyed I IJljoytd
enjoyed a programme of o twenty dances dancesand dancesand I Iand
and encores The committee commlUe is composed composedof ed I Iof
of Samuel Richards chairman cbalr n Joseph Jo eph H HWood HWood
Wood secretary HCr WY B F SaiiQr treasurer treasurerConrad treaaurerConrad treasurerCoarsd ILl
Conrad Hoffman P F Coffey Cott and Al Albert Albert ¬
bert S S Smith SmithWomans SmithWomans >
> 1 1Womnns
Womans Anllnnt Sought SoughtPolice SoughtPollee
Police of tb the Ninth precinct are search loerchtoe searchlag I j jing
toe for a negro ft who attacked Mrs Delia DeliaSchlajr DeliaSebJ8F DeltaSehisy
Schlajr in the rear yard of her home at j j1ST
1ST Massachusetts avenue rpenue northeast northeastTue northeastTuesday j
Tuesday Tue day night Tho negro sprang at her herstriking hertrlklng herstriking
striking her in the face and knocking knockingher knock1n knock1nher knockingher
her to the ground The woman called calledfor AIledfor railedfor
for help 8lp and tho culprit fled The woman womanwas womanWAf womanwas
was was not seriously rlou iJr injured injuredCourt InjuredConrt injuredCourt
Court Officials Remembered RememberedJudge RememberedJUdge RememberedJudgo
Judge Pugb and Judge Mullowny of the thePolice thePollco thePollee
Police Court and Assistant United States StatesAttorney StateAttorney StatesAttorney
Attorney Ralph Given and Assistant Cor Corporation COIporatlon Corpomatlon ¬
poration Counsel Gus A Shuldt were each eachprcsonUd eachpreO eachpresented
presented preO ted with 1tb a goldhandled umbrella umbrellayesterday umbrellayostcday umbrellayesterday
yesterday by the Jurymen who have haveserved haeler haveserved
served ler in the Police Court for the terra of ofOctober otOctober ofOctober
October November and December DecemberAo DecemberXo DecemberNo
Ao Fighting in Haiti HaitiNo HaHINo HaitiNo
No fighting baa yet et occurred over the theboundary Uteboundary theboundary
boundary dispute dl ute between Haiti and andSanto andSanlo andSanto
Santo Domingo according to a dispatch dispatchreceived dipatchreceived dispatchreceived
received at the War Department yes yesterday yeaterday yesterday ¬
terday The armies annl of the two govern governments govornm01Uf governmo9ts ¬
ments m01Uf are massed on eIther side Ide of the thePordanalos thePordanale thePerdanales
Pordanalos > River which Weh forms the theboundary theboundary theboundary
boundary line between be two en the two coun countries countries countries ¬
tries It is expected pOCled however that hos hostilities hostilities hentllltles ¬
tilities will bo avoided and the boundary boundarydispute boundar boundardispute boundaryd5put
dispute settled amicably amicablyAlhnmlira amicablylhnmtJra amicablyAlharnbra
Alhnmlira Caravan Gives Banquet BanquetAlhambra BnnquetAlhambra BanquetAlbambma
Alhambra Caravan No 21 gave a ban banquet banquet banquet ¬
quet last night at Roots Seventh and G Gstreets Gstreets Gstreets
streets northwest and mode mnd merry for forseveral forseveral or orseveral
several hours Presents wore distributed distributedfrom dIstributedfrom distributedfrom
from tho tree and short s ort talks made by byP byP byP
P J Haltlgan L lAo o Harlowe Joseph JosephMitchell Jo JosephMitchell eph ephMitche1J
Mitchell James A OShoa and Dr W WB V VB V VE
B Palro
Jnmea Dove Drops Dead DeadJames DetJames DeadJames
James Dpve of 223 2 C street southeast southeastdroppad southeastdrOPP6d southeastdropped
dropped dead last night at 645 oclock oclockat oclockat i iat
at his home The body was found by byhis byhis I Ihi
his hi wife Coroner Novltt was summoned summonedand summonedand summonedand
and returned a verdict of death from fromnatural fromnalural fromnatural
natural causes causesWhere causesVlere causesThere
Where Bryan Money Was Sound SoundFrom SoundFrom SoundFrom
From the Ctevdtnd Leader LeaderWilliam L aderWilliam LouderWilliam
William J Bryan Br an has a broad grin as ashe ashe ashe
he tells his friends of his first and only onlymeeting onlymeeting
meeting with John D Rockefeller It Itwas Itwas Itwas I
was in New York City Clt on a Sunday Sundaymorning Sundaymorning Sundaymorning
morning Mr Bryan attended the church churchin
in which John D and his son John Dt D DJr i ijr
jr are pillars After the sermon John JohnD JohnD JohnD
D jr passed the plate and Bryan Bryandropped Bryandropped
dropped in a dollar bill billAfter billAite billAfter
After Aite the service Bryan was pretty prettynearly prettynearly
nearly out cf the church when John D Djr DJr Djr
jr overtook him saying Mr Bryan Bryanmy Bryanmy Bryanray
my father would like to meet you youSo youSo
So Bryan turned back up the aisle alsl and andJohn andJohn andJohn
John D jr presented pr entod the Nebraskan to toJohn toJohn
John D sr They shook hands h nds pleasant pleasantly ¬ I
ly a few t W words were said about the ser sermon sermon ¬
mon and evidently evidentl John D jr recalled recalledthat recalledthat recalledthat I
that Bryan had dropped that dollar bill
into the plate for Bryan turned to John JohnD JohnD i
D sr and said I guess my dollar bill billwas billwas I
was sound enough money for this occa occasion occasion oceasion ¬
sion And John D sr smilingly ad admitted admitted admitted ¬
mitted that It was wasThe wasTbl wasThe
The finmite Gn nlte Gutters Cnt rt Onion Marble Cutters Cnt and
Stone Cutter union hrvo bmr organized orgu ud a district COWl council ceuracli ¬
cil of italic tildes for Sin n Fructeoa
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Trying to Oust a S37000OOQ S37 OOOtOOO Corporation CorporationThe
The life story of off Hiram Johnson and his present deter determined determined determined ¬
mined effort to kickthe kick the Southern Pacific Pa ific Railroad Railr ad octopus octopusout octopusout octopusout
out of California politics politicsik pol1ticsA
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A Decades Leading Events EventsA
A belletristic description d1escription scription of historical social and pout poltticar politI political poutical
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century centur in all parts paris of the universe culled from the papers papersof papersJ papersof papersof
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The New Rulers of India IndiaPerfect IndiaPerfect IndiaPerfect
Perfect understanding between Lord Crewe Crewe British Britishsecretary Britishsecretary Britishsecretary
secretary of stite stite and leader of the government forces in inthe inthe inthe
the House of Commons and the new viceroy viceroy Lord LordHardinge LordHardinge LordHardinge
Hardinge HardingeThe HardingeThe HardingeThe
The Use of the Botanic Gardens GardensVivid GardensVivid GardensVivid
Vivid description of o the career of the nonagenarian nonagenariancaretaker nonagenariancaretaker nonagenariancaretaker
caretaker of the government gardens gar < ns who for over forty fortyyears fortyyears fortyyears
years has divided his love between the flowers and his hisoracle hisoracle hisoracle
oracle Bobbie Burns His friendship with leading men menand menand
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and women of the country 1 Those Th se who go to toseek toseek toseek
seek rest r st among amongthe the flora of Uncle Sam SamLords SamLords SamLords
Lords Sound Their Own Death Knell KnellOne KneliOne KnellOne
One thing of the utmost importance which has been beenbrought beenbrought beenbrought
brought about by the recent Parliamentary election in Great GreatBritain GreatBrit GreatBrithiTi
Britain Brit mj for which the House of Commons had fought ever eversince eversince eversince
since the days of Bright Brightthe the House of Lords has no right rightto rightto rightto
to exist solely on the basis of hereditary right rightMutiny rightMutiny rightMutiny
Mutiny on the High eas easThe eQsThe easThe
The recent events in the harbor of ofRio ofRi Rio among the Bra Brazilian Brazilian Braziliari ¬
zilian menowar mena war recall similar occurrences occurr nccsin in the navies of ofother ofother ofother
other nations There never was an open mutiny among amongUncle amongUncle amongUncle
Uncle Sams sailors sailorsThe sailorsJJ sailorsJJThe sailorsThe
The Need of a Parcels Post PostThe PostTh PostThe
The Th bill for the establishment of the service in this thiscountry thiscQuntI thiscountry
country so often before Congress and its present chance chanceqif chancecjfsucccss chanceQf
qif cjfsucccss success How the parcels post works in other lands and andespecially andpecially andmspecially
especially pecially what it does for Germany GermanyStory GennanyStory GermanyStory
Story of Christ the Artists Model ModelRemarkable ModelRemarkable ModelRemarkable
Remarkable likeness of the face and head of an in insurance insurance insurance ¬
surance surance agent to those of the Redeemer and the sequel to tothe totle tothe
the tle work which had the usual happy endng When they theywere theywere theywere
were married marriedThere marriedThere marriedThere
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