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2 THE EVENIXG E EIU TIMES WASHINGTON 3UTD MONDAY lY NOVEMBER 24 1902 19 < f2
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MR MACVEAGH TELLS TELLSWHAT TELLSWHAT ELLS ELLSWHAT
WHAT THE OPERATORS OPERATORSWILL OPERATORSJILL OPERATORSWILLOFFERTHEMEN
WILL WILLOFFERTHEMEN OFFER THE MEN
I
Statement tatement by Attorney for forMine forMine forMine
Mine Owners OV OwiersAgreement OwiersAgreementReached lersAgreement lersAgreementReached Agreement AgreementReached
Reached by AH Who Asked Askedfor lske lskefor Askedfor
for Strike Commission CommissionHope CommissionHope CommissionHope
Hope That Questions Q e5tions at Is Issue Issue Issue ¬
sue Can Be Settled Set tied Be Between Betveen ¬
tween Companies and the theMiners theMiners theMiners
Miners MinersWayne MinersWayue MinersWayne
Wayne MacVeagh attorney at for r the theoperators tMopratonJ theoperators
operators before the anthracite aatkrecfte tltraette coat coatstrike eoatst coolStrike
st strike > lke commission com te s eat in a signed signedstatement sqedstattment etptedstatement
statement Riving some e ef the details o othe of ofthe ofthe
the renewed negotiations for the settle settlement aettiement tUe tUement ¬
ment of the strike He HeuThe says saysThe
uThe The parties on both aides were ere contesting con contesting ¬ I ItesUnJ
testing every inch of ground when Ian the thegreat thegreat I Igreat
great railway rallwa corporations volunteered volunteeredan vo weteered weteeredan
an advance ef 1 It per cent of l the he wages wagesof wagonof g gor
of their employee and their employee employeeare eMployetiare employesare
are popularly supposed SHp to be excep exceptionally exeeptlonall exceptonalh ¬
tionally tlonall well paid and wqltjreai t i bJr el baY having baYIng ¬
ing regular eaployjBeat emplo1U l larg Ir le gr f relief roltetfunds relieffunds r et ettunds
funds and ia some instances lo taMH pemVions pemVionsAs penfifoaAs 0D8 0D8As
As soon as such advance was an announced nnounced announced ¬
nounced it seemed to be taken for grant granted graoted granted ¬
ed that notwithstanding the ad advance advancetwo advancetwo vane vanetwo
two years ago a like increase would nowbe now nowbe DO DObe
be grateful grat ful to the miners and tBe ques geestbon question IIIMtlon ¬
tion of wages being bfol out of the way wa thereNE there thereFor thereNEW
NEW NE YORKS 8 SEASON OF OFOPERA
OPERA BEGINS TON TOIT TOITFor GHT GHTFor a
For Seventeen Weeks Music MusicLovers MusiLovers usic usicLovers c
Lovers Will Revel RevelNEW RevelXEW RevelNEW
NEW YORK Nov o 24 4Toatgltl Toaigbt ia t tnight the thenight thenight he
night of the opera It is the U epeslsthe epealac e of elthe ofthe
the seventeen weeks season ae ot the Me Metropolitan Metropolitan Metropolitan ¬
tropolitan Opera ContpVay CouIP < < t and al l l so so social 110cal aoclat ¬
cal event or mueteal mu teal event la NeW Ne Ybr Ybris York Yorkis rorkis k
is more welcome welcomeThe weleomeThe welcomeThe
The performance will be that tMlof of Ver VeydIs Verdis VerdIs ¬
dis Othello and lame Emma Ea Eawill Jdmes Jdmeswlll Sttc111 rest
will slug Deedemona De demoaa The stall and par parterre parterre parterre ¬
terre boxes will glitter and blaze with withgowns wttkgODS withgowns
gowns worn orB by b the u ultrafanhleaset ultrafashionable ultrafashionableeet blo
set of this city cityThe cityThe cityThe
The VanderMlta Whrtaeys Morgansand Morgana Morganaand MorgaDand
and Belmonta will all be there aad andtclll M Mwill
will 111 the lover lover of music mu ie who will c lt b bsomewhat be besomtwhat bsomtwhat <
somtwhat nearer the root than the or orchestra orchtstra orchestra ¬
chestra chtstraManager chestraManager chestraManager
Manager Grau qrau will take ta e his company companyen e eompeaea mlKiDY mlKiDYn y
en n tour after the Metropolitan season seasonFUNERAL HB59IL HB59ILFUNERAL neattonFUNERAL
FUNERAL OF MAJOR M JOR REED REEDTOBE REEDTO REEDTO
TOBE TO TO BE HELD HEUfTOrrORROW HEUfTOrrORROWCurator TOMORROW TOMORROWCurator TOMORRO TOMORROCurator W
Curator of the Army Medical Museum Museumto Muses Musesto m
to Be Buried at Arlington ArlingtonThe ArlingtonThe ArlingtonThe
The funoraf of < lr the late Major la1or Walter WalterHeed Wall WallRepd WaiteReed
Heed the discoverer of the carriage carriageyellow of ofyellow 0 0yeHow
yellow fever germs erms by b mosquitoes tJaecurator th thcurator e
curator of tne Army rmr Medical Museu Museuand Mueuand 1Hu 1Huand n
and one of the foremost bectertolog bectertologof bacteriologists bacteriologistsof f
of the country will take place tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
row afternoon at 2 oclock ocloekat at St Thoma ThomasChurch Thomaflurch ThomaChurch s
Church flurch The Interment will be at Ar Arlington Arlington Arltngton ¬
lington He H Is survived by a widowdaughter widow a adaughter adigbter
daughter and a son on Second 5eeo cl LfentonanWalter Lieutenant LieutenantWalter LleenaatValter t
Walter I L Reed of the u Tenth Infant Infantnow Infantry Infantrynow hltalltrylOW ry e
now lOW In the Philippines PhilippinesMajor Philippinelajor PhllipplneaMajor
Major Reed who died yesterday a athe at atthe atthe t
the Army General G II ral Hospital Iu this UII cit citwas city citywas dtywas y
was born in Harrisonburg Va ia I 1 1S51 1S51Virginia UilHe 86 86He 1
He was educated at the University of ofVirginia
Virginia where be took a course i imedicine ofa IB IBmedicine 1ftmedicine a
medicine His clinical course eeureepersued was waspersued WIUIpersued wa
persued at Hellevue Hospital Ho HoapltalYork pltal New NewYork NewYork
York where he remained several years yearsHe yesIlLHe yea yeaHe
He entered the army as an asaMta asaMtasurgon assistant assistantsurgon a88l taftt tafttsurgon nt
surgon in 1S76 iud 114 became a captain In In1SSO t t1bS0 a
1SSO 11 > 8 He received the rank ef major ineor Jot in i n
1893 At the ttoo of his death he head headed hded head headed ¬
ed the list of taaajor major aaaor surgeon JH the thearray t th tharmy e e I Iarmy
army arrayIn armyIn armyIn
In recognition of his invaluable serv services servIces ¬
ices in origin orlglDIII investigations layestlga 4Htt and pa pattcularly par particularly parUcularly r ¬
ticularly with reference refere ee te the he discov discovery dt8eovry dbeovem ¬
em ery ry during his term In Cuba of the die dieseminatlon dissemination dhlfmlnatlon ¬
semination of yellow fever by b mosqui mosquitoes moegaitoes ¬
toes Secretary Root announced inpublic In a apublic apUbhr s
public speech that the country countl saved savedmore nave navemore ned nedmore
more through the original investigations investigationsof laYMtlpU oe S Sof 1 1ot
of Dr Reed than the cost of the war warwith we wewith r
with Spate in treasure rdAure and human humsurea n I
11 urea ureaDOSE res resDUSE es esDUSE
DUSE TO APPEAR AT THE THECOLUMBIA THECOLUMBIA THECOLUMBIA
COLUMBIA TOMORROW NIGHT NIGHTMmp NIGHTImp NIGH NIGHMme T
Mme Imp Eleanera Duse Ihe dtatiagutsked dtatiagutskedItalian dI dIitalian dMtia g gItalian niched
Italian actress actr it was stated atat today t da would wouNappear wou wouappear wouldappear 14
appear at the Columbia Theater tomor tomorrow 1 1row ¬
I
row night She has recovered from the thefatgue i ifatgue i
fatgue of her trip from fro Baltimore Sat Saturday SIIturday Saturday ¬
urday night On account aceo at of her voice voicecue TOleesht yule yuleshe
she cue was unable to appear ppear at the matinee matineein mati matiIn matte matten e
in n Baltimore on Saturday Since Sine Mar herarrival hearival r ¬ 1 1rlnl
rival In this thl city she he has been tread treated et
by Dr Charles W Richards Richardson t tthroat the b
throat specialists Her throat has tree ¬
bled bl d her a little for sometime IIDI but itLot it Itnot is isnot
not regarded as any an way sertoua M Mm lMe sae saess
Duse drove about the city for r rev several ss
hours bour yesterdr ye ttlr y She enjoyed Joyed very awe much wh h
her viRit hlt to tAe Soldiers Home She wa waaccompanied w weaccompanied I Iacrompanle4
accompanied by 7 her companion Mis M I ti n nAmong
Krancke KranckeAmong KranktAmong
Among the callers oa the noted aetrat actress actressat aetr aetrat ees
at the hotel yesterday was a the Italian Italianambassador Ita Itaamba IteS IteSambassador a
ambassadorACCEPTS ambassador ambassadorACCEPTS amba ador adorACCEPTS
ACCEPTS POSITION IN RICHMONHenry RICHMOND RICHMONDHenry RICHMONDHenry D
Henry ChambevJaU Ciaate lalr of the Ices of ofU J JH F
H Chamberlain kamber at non So of TUrtyaeeos TUrtyaeeosStreet TlalrtyHCOIMIStreet ThIrty ThIrtyStreet aeoosd
Street has Ja left town tow to accept the peel posltlrn poIIlUrnot peeltics
tics Urnot of superintendent ef f the RVa R RVa Kiefcmond
Va branch ef the CoaeeeUcpt Connecticut Pie PieOoIa PieOoIapIlD Com Company n npany ¬
pany pIlD ot whkh wille II Henry Copperthite Copperhiteprerletor Cpperthltepr Oomu ia iaproprietor
proprietor proprietorBOWLING pr prerletorBOWLING r1etor r1etorBOWLING
BOWLING GAMES SCHEDULED SCHEDULEDThe SCHEDULEDThe
The Census Cen and Navy Yard teams of ofthe ofthe Srthe
the Departmental Bowling League LMIt wi wimeet will willmeet 111 111mett t
meet for e series ser of three tier games ga gnmeathe on ontbf oatht
the > Palace alleys allft tonight The Colum Columbia CoIIItIIbla Colonbia ¬
bia and Fovrandabalf Street tea t tot teams teamsof S Sof
of the t hE Railway Relief Asa AAMdalioa AAMdalioapluy Anedatbnplay s elation at also alsoplay o
play as will the Ht Sound XatieaelNational Xatfonal and andNational aadNllIlonal
National Capitals of the Bank Oler OlerLeague Clerks ClerksLeague OlerkaLeague im
League Tetoma Park and the OoWen OoWenEagles O Jold JoldEagles ld ldEagles ee
Eagles will e0vre together en the alley alleyof aU aUof allof eye
of the former team v
was a general feeling ia favor of trying tryingo tryingro
ro o adjust the other differences dlftenaeeeTke differencesThe dUreNloeeaThe
The lint move ia that direction was wasmade wasfoods as asJBade
made by the Delaware and Hudson Ca Canal Canal a ¬
nal Company Mr II Wlleox lleox Its vice vte pres preslnt presDt presldgat
ldgat lnt Dt and also 180 Its general nal counsel counseldrafted eoWlwldnttiMI concealdratted
drafted aa a agreement A aSr HllMltt which his com company conpear m ¬ I Iy
pear y was prepared te accept t but it did didnot didMt aidtat
not prove satisfactory to the other otherranies COIII COIIIaRies c cIntaie
ranies raniesWhile aRies aRiesWhlle
IntaieWhfk
While I WM attll 1W crossexamining crossexaminingMr examIlIK examIlIKfr
Mr fr Mitchell iXlte lI I was asked to meet him himaad 51ntd timaad
aad an d his counsel in conference eeafele to make makean makear ke keftIort
an effort to reach some adjustment of ofan oCaR eias
an amicable nature We discussed thehatters the thematters tileUers
matters Uers in I dispute on different occa occasions OtC ecca81oas ¬
sions and at great length and at last lastby lastbJ lastby
by the Invaluable assistance ef lire Jr r FB H HB
i B Thomas the t e president H t ef the twd twdcoaipnales twoI twdoonlpaaie
I coaipnales eo 1es I represent r reent the boats Is as he hethought hei hetltottght
i thought ef a pirssifatr adjustment was wasreached wsareaehe4 wasreached
reached and when it was submitted submitted to tethe tothe
the other gentlemen who with derhomas Mr MrThomas lr lrTboaaaa
T Thomas had signed Red the letter requesting requestingthe reqHNtIDgtlte regaestiegfire
the appointment appolemeat of the commission they theyall thcyall
all concurred with 1 U Mr II Thomas ia ap approving approyj ap approving ¬
proving proyj it as a basis of ae necetiations necetiationsPersonally = oUaUoa8 etfationsPereoaally oUaUoa8Persoun
Personally Persoun I earnestly hope ho such k ccgotlatfoas ne negotiations RepUallo ¬
gotiations pUallo wilt result in amicable agree agreements agreemeata ¬
ments between bet WflB the different companies companiesand campalliesaDC
and aDC a nd their employee fer I believe such suchagreements h hac
agreements ac etIMnt will be mere likely IIkel to inaug inaugurate laaugurate fasuguate ¬
urate an ef er + of industrial peace through throughout throughout throughout ¬
out the region than a decision by b the thecommission the tbetcoaunleal
commission coaunleal but if i agreements cannot cannotbe cannotbe cannotbe
be framed the commission stands ready readyte readyto readyto
to decide all matters the parties cannot cannotadjust cannotadnet
adjust between themselves themselvesWAYNE thelDtHlvesWA themselvesWAYNE I
WAYNE WA E MacVEAGHIT MaeVEAGH MaeVEAGHPlaying aeVEAGHANGRY
ANGRY B U LLO G BTES BTESTWO IT Il ITIl IlTS1O
TWO GEORGETOVN GEOE1ONBOY C BOYS BOYSPlaying
Playing With Animal When WhenIt WhenIt hen henIt
It Turned Upon Them ThemAmbrose
Ambrose A MeMen Meld Ieidea and T OBrten read ro readfag N Nt8g
fag near the corner of c Thirtysixth and andO aIM aIMo
O Streets Street lorthweat t were blares by a abulMeg aHI18eg I Ihufldeg
bulMeg belonging toBcsBrantzeJI to l of ofO oCo e
O Street northwest ertlaw OtDt QtBrlen j BleBwa + teewoeblue wasbittea wasbitteain biUeB biUeBia e
in the the calf of the IsgwhlW leg wi w t 3tela 1i Mei3en kt wa wsbitten waMUCH W8OWUen s
MUCH twice In toe thigh ad Ja the thecalf theeall thi e
calf of the right leg legDetk logBeek
Beth boys went to the Georgetown GeorgetownUniversity GeorgetownUllverslty GeorgetownUslverslty
University Hospital where the wounds woundswere woundswere s
were dressed dressedThe dree dressedThe ed edThe
The two boys bo with several veral companIons compan companions eompanto ¬
ions to were playing with the dog who when whenit whenIt n
it t became angry and turned upon the theENTRIES them themENTRIES themENTRIES m
ENTRIES FOR TOMORROWS TOMORROWSRACES TOMORROWSRACES TOMORROWSRACES
RACES AT BENNING TRACK TRACKFirst TRACKPlr TRAC TRACFirst
First Plr t race raeeSelUftgUI raeeSelltn SelHngfforee ree ee yjara Y1fanL old oldswea SlidIWVea kl klacvea
swea furlongs Oeaeseo O reseo iieo ITTIbe Tbes TbesHill 100 100Ifill
Hill 102 1ft Ivernia Iveraia10 lOtrTartagra 101 Tftnagr 9l fI fIdu Moe Moealas Io8 Io8daa
alas M lP Wagram agram II 93Frark Frark Love Lev M MAscenstou HAHerstOI1
Ascenstou Ancersloul0i 1W Carroll DP D 12 10 Ray 1W 1WRed 181Red 100Red
Red t is maell 1 103 Ace Ace ef Spades M MThe IiTae
The GeMSnder M and Setauket SetauketAleo 1M 1MAlso 111A
Also A eligible to go Patroaywlc M MAnak IeAaak e eAsak
Anak 13 11 SlIdell IIG Sedition SeditionReckey Ii 1RAekey IiR
Reckey R ekey lOfl Past H > The Stewardess StewardessM StewardeW Steward Stewardht
M Nuptial 16 Neither One 96 Miss MissButtermilk MI MIBlttten MSBettermllk sa
Buttermilk Blttten llk 111 Valley Forge 13 aad aadMustdora aadustdora a
Mustdora ustdora S SSecond H HS
Second S < < oa1 race raceTwoyearoWs raceTwo Twoyearolds year olds six as and andonehalf andonehalf d
onehalf furlongs Gimcrack 110 Tugs TugalBey TagalHe
Boy He 116 Athelroy 11 111 Sun Gold Gold 110 110Illyria 118IIlyrh 110I11yrit
Illyria 11 110 Earl of Warwick 110 Dranutlet Dra Dramatist DraJDaU ¬
matist JDaU t 110 Sacebarometer 110 Carlo Carlootta Carlootta
otta IIi Gtoriosa lei Ahote 1 It7 7 Pit Pittacos I PltlacUli it ittacus
tacos 107 1 Also elisibicU ell tpulO xe s Ores Oraa Oraature Oroatre
tare 110 Florham Oggen Q tfA eo en 1 1Third Ii IiThird
Third race race5eJlog Selling steeplechase steeplechaseiwo steepJec ase asewo
iwo wo and onehalf miles Tireless Tlrele a 136 136Arios 1MArt ilf
Art Arios Uti 144 Walter deary Clear 144 reel WooIglltAerer reelgatherer u l
gatherer 142 H Kate Seottswood 1 lK lKuy1aIMl 1Marylander 36 6 6Marylander
Marylander uy1aIMl 1 15L 151 aad Draughtsman Draugkt maD 14S 14SFourth USFourtk
Fourth race race6elJlog Celling threeyearolds threeyearoldsand tkreeyearoJdand threeyear e ids
idsk
and up mile and onesixteenth Black BlackDick BlackDick IIlac k
Dick Dkk114 114 Courteaay > M 3 Caithness Catthaeos119 Catthaeos119alateatk 109 109Magentte 16Macentle
Magentte 100 1 The Th Black Scot Se t 106 106Hough leiRough
Hough Rider 107 Knight of the Garte GartelOt Garter GarterIM Garter1M r
IM Anale Lauretta lei Petra 3d d 109 109Bernkarri I IIklkkard
Bernkarri 101 1 Early Barl Eve 10 10 Mollle MolllePeyton lollleIeytoa e
Peyton 103 Ben Be Howard 10S Ani Animosity ABiJIIOIIIt ¬
mosity JIIOIIIt 9S 9 + S Allie Vlrgie M N and Sotaaket So Setauket Sotauket
tauket 106 106Fifth 1 11Ift
Fifth 1Ift race race8e1Ig Sellmg for two t wuoyearolds wuoyearoldssix y yeer earolds earoldssix oWn oWnsix
six furlongs turlo Nancy D 102 Craias Craiasville CrI CrITille Crtinsrule
rule 102 11 Dark Planet 110 l1WaaD8kee l1WaaD8keelin Wanaekee N asnek ee
1 lin 2 Mlladi Love 102 It bless IthaRl IK 11 Never Nevermore NeverJDOIe ¬
more 110 Dramatist lit 11 Scoffer 105 105CineiBDatus It6CladDat 1 1Clnefnastus O5
CineiBDatus 102 Right and aB4Tr True e 100 100Breaker 110Breaker 1 1Breaker 00
Breaker 97 Rea Rene 100 1 and Earl of ofWarwick ofWo1rwek
Warwick lOS 101Sixth lOSSixth 100Slzth
Sixth raeeIllghwelght race Highweight Handicap Handicapthreeyearolds Handicapthreeyear I IthreeyearoId
threeyear threeyearolds aids and upward one mile mileand mil l1e l1eand e
and a furious furlo Young Henry 140 G GWhittier GWJ
Whittier WJ tUer 1X7 Carbuncle 1 134 4 Bxtla Bxtlagutober Bxtlagu Nottsgufsher
gutober gu r 122 II i Daly 124 1 12 Cogswell Co ell 1SH 123 123H 1JH
H L 1 Coleman 11 Circus HO 11 Arrah Arrahgowan Arrallwall Arrakjowen
gowan wall 107 107Apprentice 107AppreeUee 07 07Apprentice
Apprentice allowances aUoWAaeeaY allewa allewaY
Y W C HOME POUND P PUUNDP4ItTY YNJfltmTY YNJfltmTYSocIetT PARTY PARTYSociety
Society and a d the charity loving people peopleuf poop pooput tooplei e
i uf Waablagten wton will be interested in inknowing 10kIIowlDg I Iknowing a
knowing that the Young Womans WomaR Chris Christian ChrtatJaa Chri Chrities ¬
ties H Horn Ill C Street northwest wi wibe will willbe willbe 1 1
be pea oa Wednesday W November Novemberfor 26 26fer 1 1for
for their nea usual l Thanksgiving Tl a akagving pound par party part pa 6ly ¬
ty t Donations of any r kind will 111 be glad gladly gladlyreeefved gladlyr
reeefved r at the home by b the be ladles of the theboard thelIoant t lee
board
A TUG OF WAR WARCoffee WARCoffee
Coffee Pals P ls Up a I Grand r31d Fight Fightoag FightAmog FightAmong
Among oag the best of a < judges Jadgetl of goed goedthings goedtJda gee geetbingsla
things tJda tbingsla iu the feed line It is the tJI grocery groceryBan g1tH61Jor groceryman
Ban or his wife They know why many manyof DNlIlYof man Y
of their customers purchase ptlreha e certain certainf certatBTIte E
f feats featsThe o4s o4sThe
The wile of a groceryman In Carthage CarthageNew CarthageN e
New N w York says I have always been beena be
a lover ef coffee cone and therefore drank dranktreat t rgreat treat I
great reat deal of 1C It About a year and a ahalf I
half ago 30 I become convinced 4hat ha hat it was wasthe wasthe w as
the cause of my headache headaell and aD torpid
liver aDd resolved to give it t up al although a I ¬
though the resolution etaed ec wed mesmall me no nomall nolIIIIaU
mall struggle but Postum came to the thereucue theretlCIe ti e
reucue prom roDl that time mi coffee has hasnever haaer he henever 6
never er found a place en our table except exceptfer 8Xeptfor excj
for company amid Del they we always feel feela fe fea of
a dull headache throughout the day 118 f for OC
haviag indulged indulgedWhoa ladlgedWIae Indulged1Vbes
Whoa WIae I gave up coffee ceee and com commenced eOMRleaeed ¬
menced the use of Postum I was an n n nsal
habitual sufferer from
headache I now nowtad 80 80a noImid
tad a d myself Ie entirely tlrel free from it am amwhat all4l all4lwat a awhat sal
what Is more e hare hay regained my BI clear clearcomplexion cleareolDplexloa tie tieeompMxloa r
complexion which I had supposed 1IPOMd was wasgo0e waap we e
= p go0e one forever foreverI
I never lose I au a opportunity to apes speak
la favor ef Postum and have Jaduced Jaducedaway J iaiec dueod dueoday
away ay fWHlllea flIt te give gh It a trial and tk they theyaro theyaN
are Invariably pleased I with ft It Naiee Nalesh Nat Natgives
gives sh by I y Poetum Po < < um Co Battle Creek Mich Mid Ii
U GOALCARRYING n ROAD ROADMAGNATES IIOAOMAGATE8MEET
MAGNATES MAGATE8MEET MEET TODAY TODAYWill TOOAYI TOOAYWill
I
Will Confer in New York to toConsider toConsider toConsider
Consider Concessions ConcessionsINDEPENDENTS ConcessionsI ConcessionsINDEPENDENTS
I INDEPENDENTS TO BE HEARD HEARDCommittee HEARDI HEARDCommittee
I
I
Committee Appointed in Scranton Sat Saturday Saturdiiy ¬
I
urday Evening to Journey to theMetropolis the theMetropolis theMetropeJiI
Metropolis and Prevent Claims ClaimsNEW ClaimIIEW ClaimsNEW
NEW YORK Xev X9 S4 JIR 34Repreeenta 34Repreeentatirea Representa Representatives < prfteota prfteotaUves ¬
tives of the coal e l carry carrying railroad will willhold willhold Ill IllhoW
hold informal conferences la this city citythis citytit citythis
this tit afternoon preparatory to theirmeeting their theireotiag tkalrIBcetlog
meeting eotiag tomorrow at which hleh they the will wtlllletca willlisten willIIstCR
listen to requests of f the independent l op operators operators operator ¬
erators for some ome coacesslonn coacesslonnIn eoaeOIHJ eoaeOIHJIn
In tbi strike cf 1900 1 it was shown that thati
36 i per cent < < eDt of the coal was mined by in independent Indopendent inependent ¬
dependent d open tors But since Isee thon the thelarge thelarge thelarge
large mine owners and railroads have havegradually havesnadu havegraduilly
gradually snadu Jly absorbed the holdings o of the theindependents UleIDde thedependents
IDde In independents odents until 8tll now not mere than thanIE thanG
IE 1 G per cent of the anthracite coal h hmined Ifmlne41 is ismined >
mined by independent operators operatorsRej operatorsRC
RC Repreeetatlves Rej reetatlves o of twentyone of these theseindependent theeeindoJle n
independent indoJle i dent companies held eld a meeting meetingat
at a Scranton Pa last Saturday S8turd y evening eveningand eveninsand g
and a nd decided to send a committee of ofnine ornlRe o onine t
nine to this thl city to talk with the pres presidents presIdents ¬
idents of the coalcarrying ce > reads at tbolv tbolvraeotias tbohmcetlBJ tholteeting
m raeotias eeting tomorrow tomorrowAgreement tomorrowAgreement tomorrowAgreement
Agreement Near I ear at HandSCRANTON Hand HandSCRANTON H1ndSCRANTON
SCRANTON Pa Nor Xo 34 IThe The ar arrangements arraDgemoBts ¬
rangements for the settlement ef e he hequestions hcquestloIHI h hquestions 1
questions before the strike commission commissionare commtastoare e egs
are now DO well under way and meettn meettnos meetings meetingsoi gs
oi 0 the mine workers and attorneysoLlclals attorneys > and andoUcials tindoL1clals
oUcials et the various companies To Today Teday o oday ¬
day it his is expected that conferences eeBrer mces will willbe willbe wil wilbe i
be held in Now York of the big com tomposies companies companles ¬
posies officials and superintendents superintendentstomorrow superlntenrlentomorrow superintendentstomorrow
tomorrow a large committee reproseniing reprosent reprosenting reprosentIns
ing the Individual operators whose whoa po position poaltlea ¬
altlea is still undefined uBdefl ed will m met the thechief thechler th thchief e
chief officers ome otleera rs et the coalcarrying com companies companies cornponies ¬
panies in New Xe York city and tonight tonightAttorney tflBlghtAttorney toaighAttorney t
Attorney Ira H Burns representing the theindependents tbeIndependeata th thndependents e
independents i will have a conference conferencewith eonfereBeewltk eonfetencwith e
j with Attorney A ttorn e Darrow of the mine mineworkers mineorkers ale C Cwarless
workers orkers
Miners May Accept Terms TermsOnce TermsOnee TermsOnce
Once the independents are satisfied to togo 10go
go ahead oa the same plaaot pla > Lttt settleineAt settleineAtas i
as proposed b tajTOHTBTg bfl1l ° tb8lIig Urg CbaijNfBlesrit 1II iltitilpflrHeK > ntlMiJfl > lt is isexpected 9
expected an a understanding willquickly will be bequickly beqUickly
j quickly reached A tentative prepeettieof prepeeitien prepeeitienof n
of 10 1 per c cast nt t increase Incr ase and a ninehour ninehourday ninehourday r
day has already been offered by byof most mostof mostof
of the big companies so it te stated by bymember hymemher bymember s
member of the cemraiestoB and this tll tllfalrl ie iefairly
fairly falrl satisfactory satisfactoryBefore saU atory atoryDerorl
Before the end of the week weokJIOMlbly weokJIOMlblybefere weakpoeeiblbefore possiWy possiWybefore y
before Thanksgiving Thank Thanksgivingca gh1 gaB aa agreement may maybe mayI ma mabe y
be reached This will be submitted to tothe tot t tthe o
I the t e eommtseion It will net end there therehowever therekoweor then thenhowever e
however The coramlsssie may ma also alsodesire aJ ale aledesire o odesire
desire tables ta lesO of th thgwagee f wage paid aDd will willin wUlIn wli wliIn
in any ease jcaayrao rranti DtIDO a settlement settlemettLuat settlemettLuatg untU untUthey UDLILthty
they have made their flpMiings g The im important 1mportant lieportast ¬
portant feature f ature orrihls ofthls Is considered a ase net netso notse et
se much the question of wages a ahours ana anahours aD4hours
hours of > > f work ork as the decision regarding regardingthe regardhlgthe regard regardthe
the settlement o of disputes in the fees feesbetween future futurebetween fut re rebetWEeJl r e
between the mine workers and the op operators OJ OJerators o oeaters ¬
erators eratorsRECEIVER eratorsRECEIVER
RECEIVER FOR THE CENTRAL CENTRALBANK CENTRALBANK
BANK OF BOSTON APPOINTED APPOINTEDThe APPOINTEThe D
The Comptroller of the Currency Cu rency to today today todap ¬
day appointed Frank D AIIen lleD former formerUnited formerUnited form formUnited er
I United States district attorney at Bos Boston Boston Boatea ¬
ton receiver for the Centra Central National NationalBank NationalDank atlon al alDank
Dank Boston Bostonwblch which was as cloerd Novem November Novemher ova I Iher ¬
her 13 by Bank Examiner Wittlam ClulamaNeal E EeaJ
Neal eaJ Mr lr Allen will relieve Mr MrNe r Neal Nealwho Nealwho nl nle
who has been acting as temporary re receiver reeeler r e ¬
ceiver ceiverMARRIAGE eelerMARRIAGE
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED ISSUEDFrederick ISSUEDFredertek
Frederick C Lutz and Ida Sietz Maul Moultoa Maultea loul loultOB
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Walter Brooks and Nellie Loving LovingGeorge LovlagGeGrge
George Clarence Anhot and Pearl May MayOsborne Ma MayO y
Osborne OsborneErneet O OnhoraeFreest 1tore 1toreEru8llt
Freest C Laades LaRd and Anna E Early Earlyboth Earlybotll Barl Barlbock y
both of Norfolk erfolk Va VaHarry VaHarry VaHarry
Harry H KIdwell Alexandria Vaand Va Vaand Vaaad
and Elizabeth E Owan GordoBsville GordOD + l1le Va VaJames VttJaRle
James H McGee Iedee and Rosa Re a Lowe lAwn both bothof bolhot hot hotof li
of Coviagtoa Col gtoll Va VaLawrence VaLawrence
Lawrence Pelley and Fannie E Smith SmithHarold S llth llthHarold
Harold Williams 1 11 ICims jr r Boston B5 OB Mass Massaad aS5 aS5and
and Katherine Craig District Dl trict of < If Cal Colum Columbia COhUBbta u ubin a ¬
bin biaJohn
John H Reader and Anna AR a E Washing Washington Wa hing hingtOD ¬
ton tonWilliam
William I H Gardner and Anna Ander Andern AnderSamuel Andereau r
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Samuel II Wright and Hattie G But Butler Btrtler Butlot ¬
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Vandergriff G McNichols Me lchols and Margaret MargaretR 3largar 3largarR largarelR et
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were wer moved out ef Pittsburg PIt r ia the teat teattwo lasttwo
two days breaking all records for toosovessent the themovement
movement of freight from fro this fly The Thegreat TIM1T6at Theeat
great gr eat Conway yards are new fairly clearSince clear clearSlaee clearI
I Since the blockade of freight cars began be began ¬
gan a greater amount of work has ha been bceaaccomplished heeaaccomplished
accomplished a in the la last t twentyfour twentyfourhours twentyfearhours
hours than at any ether time As a re result reMilt re reSalt ¬
Milt the tracks are in a lees Ie congested congestedcondition
condition condit on than UII for many aR months while whilethe whilethe bile
the Interchanging system has hA resumed resumedits resumedeta
its normal condition which admits of ofthe ofthe
the roads roadshandllBg handling the ears with lees leesconfusion leuconftsIOl
confusion This was the statement given givenoat giveaout givesout
out last evening by h James McCrea of ofthe 9Cthe ofthe
the Pennsylvania Railroad RailroadIt
It wts a busy btHI day for the railroad railroadmen railroadmen railroadmen
men On Saturday afternoon a confer conference co8fer6nCe ¬
ence of o the leading officers was held a at atwhich athlch t
which hlch time plans for yesterdays csterday work workwore workWlr workwere
wore Wlr outlined All of the employes of ofnil oCJIll o os11 t
nil the t he roads were notified that theyThe they theywould therwould
would have only eight hours rest T Tovement The Themovement Themooment
movement m ovement of the cars was scarcely stop stopped stopped stoppod ¬
ped all night A groat many mere ears earswould eal ealI
I would w ould have been moved had It net been beenfor bee beefor beesfar e
for a serious accident which occurred occurredon occurr ed
on o n the Plttsburg Virginia and Charleston Charles Charleston Charleaton ¬
ton derision of the Pennsylvania At AtThompson AtTbompson AlThompson t
Thompson Station one of the locomotive locomotiveboilers locomothebailors Ioeorsetlyb011ora a
boilers exploded blocking both tracks tracksThe traekThe trocheThe
The accident happened at 53 iM oclock oclockyesterday ocloekI oeloeesterday k
yesterday Yest y rda morning ntornl and the tracks were werenot werenot werenot re
not lcrod ci HOO > rod until 1246 1 4 in the afternoon afternoonR
I
R M t Patterson Pattors n general superinten superintendent superlBteftdent ¬
dent dent tt terminals of the Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaRpllroad PeBoaylvaalaI PennsylvaniaRailroad a
I Railroad worked in his office e ce all day on ona onntt D n
a netv ntt system of fading the cars carsTiie caraT11e
Tiie system is a a telephone telephe e scheme o of ofnotable otnotable
notable magnitude From the oeea offices o oeach of ofeach ofeach f
each of f the six superintendents of i ivarious the thevarious thevarious
various divisions of the Pennsylvania PeoBy vnla ia iasnd InIiod ii iind a
snd a nd about Pittsbtirg a through telephone telephonetrunk telephoDetrunk
trunk line is s run into the office of Gen General General ¬
eral Superintendent Sup Super kendent endeat Patterson en tk the thesecond thesecond e
second floor of the Union Station build buildlog bulldlog
logI log IngeIn
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In this way there were fewer cases o olost of ofloft orIOllt t
I loft cars carsthllt that is ears of which Jilek all alltrace alltrace al I
trace have disappeared dlaapp redla la the maze aze o ef efcongested t
I congested eOBge ted yards Several day days often are arerequired aTeTOquirctto ar arrequiredto S
TOquirctto required to find cars in such cases ca cs cst
1 Atths jpresent Yre5e1tfII timethere time e there e are are4aih are4aihCoaanellerille in I IConnnell the theConnSeTisville e
t ConnSeTisville Connnell vllle region 3 311 f000 7 tons ionscoke of of ofcoke 0 0coke
coke piled pll up which cannot be moved movedfor moYedfor mono
for some time yet t At the lake trent frentthere trenttbere t
there is an equal cqUI11 number of teas of ere ereawaiting ereawaiting or S
awaiting transportation transportationTEMPORARY transportationTEMPORARY
TEMPORARY QUARTERS QUARTERSFOR QUARTERSFOR
FOR THESE POLICEMEN POLICEMENMen
Men at Fifth Precinct Now Occupy OccupyHouse OCtupyHouse
House 343 Tenth Street South Southeast Southeast Southeast ¬
east eastf eastm eastGomforialile
Colmfortaill Gomforialile f m T aii t iemperary mpjrarY r quarVQrs gt srtl rfirs 1 rs rf rfColmfortaill have havebeen hev hevBeen
been provided for the police Jleo of theFifth the theFifth UteFlftb
Fifth precinct at 34 MI Tenth Street south southeast seutkeast sentheast ¬
east A new station la being Jng built for forthis forthis
this precinct and the temporary tem OTan quar quarters t1l8rters ¬
ters have been JeeR rented until July Jul 1 next nextwhen nextwhen nestwhen
when the new station is to beTcompleted beTcompletedThomas bit completed completedThomas < l lThomas
Thomas Soraervllle is thn owner owner of the thehouse thehouse thehouse
house and It series ser70 admirably for a asleeping aal6cIllng asleeping
sleeping and lounging place for the men menand menand
and as an office for Lieutenant MeCath 31cCslhran MeCathran leCathran
ran ranCongress ranCo Congress Co ress appropriated 3366 for a anow 3now
now station It is expected that as a aresult aresult aresult
result No i will be a thoroughly equip equipped equlppQd equippqd ¬
pQd and attractive police home PrI Prisonare Prison Prisonera OB OBera
era era arrested a ted la a the Fifth Flfthpreclact nreeiact ieclDet are arenow arenbw
nbw held at No o 9 9THE 9THE
THE DEATH RECORD RECORDThe RECORDThe RECORDThe
The following deaths for forlortynight forlortynighthours Tortyeigbt Tortyeigbthours rtyolghtBCHIrs
hours wor wore reported at the the th Health Der Derpartment D DpartmeJlt Derpartmeat
partment up to noon todayJohn today todayJohn todayJohn
John F Caslow Cas low 78 years yearsPatrick yoorsPatrick yearsPatrick
Patrick Carroll arroll 7S years yearsWilliam yearsWilliam
William Johnson roh 80B Chin C IB Thing Chinese Chinesename
name naturalized American citizen citizenyears 64 64years
years yearsHenry yearsU4nry
Henry Hegarty 65 06 yearsHewerd years yearsReward oar8 oar8IIe8rd
Reward L Pierce 49 yearsWilliam years yearsWilliam yearsWilliam
William C Williams 43 years yearsArthur yearsArthur yearsArthur
Arthur Purser 4R 4 years yearsMichael yearsSEchael el113 el113lIebael
Michael A Huebe 4S years yearsNannette years T at
Nannette lOa > > neUe Terry J4 J years yearsAugust ye4sAugu yearsAugust
August Augu t R Brooks 13 years yearsEdward yearsEdward oara oaraEdard
Edward Moore Dore 4 yoars yoarsAnne yoarsA yearsAcne
Anne A ne V King 3 years yearsArthur yearsArthur yearsArthur
Arthur Washington 2 years yearsRuth yearsRuth
Ruth Slmms 9 monthsMason months monthsMason monthsIason
Mason E Eo Chrisman 6 months monthsAphrodite menthsAphrodite monthsAphrodite
Aphrodite Syrian 4 menthe menthsRouser mentbfJROlHier mentheReeser
Rouser Carpenter Car ater 1 month monthInfant monthInfant
Infant of o EH Elio and Samuel Samuels SaIBIiMsdIu
7 days dotsJohn daysJohn dIu dIuJobR
John H Fisher > 2 days daysMAUONEY daysDIED
DIED DIEDILOBYOn DIEDPALOR1On
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at 315 a a m L at his ttetoettee aee K 05 B SWMC Swotsoutheast SWMCMvtkettt SVMCwetheut
Mvtkettt FLORANCE T MALONEY 11ALONHhlMba t beleved riev d
husband hlMba d ot Mollie Mahwey takNw
I Funeral from St t Irters 1 t4rs Church with requiem requiemRUM reqllhlllmaas requkmman
RUM OB Tuesday November r 28 at 9 a m
UeUtivec and rieada t invited to attend mlSPECIAL ml mlSPECIAL 11I1SPECIAL
SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICESGOVERNMENT NOTICESOOERNME NOTICESCOvgnNltgyr
GOVERNMENT OOERNME T boots flW C 0 MeCleHcml sad
dice dJ 21450 450 50 3 undershirts MX 100 blue W ovcnkfcfe ovcnkfcfeCO oveflll Fk Fkro
CO o cent cents 2 ply roodmig roofia roo a paper beat IIMUU ie T TS 7k
8 ply 100 horse blanket roc TSc i iS sad ttd IM IMS 1NS
S BHXSiXCER D8 SlNGER at d CO x0 11th and B st stTO MTO atTO
TO TIIK TIRSroC STOCKHOLnERS uioLDERS AXD OTHERS OTIIB OTIIBTERRSTRD IX IXTERBSTRD IXTRRFSTRD
TERBSTRD IS THE STANDARD BLTTKR1NE BLTTKR1NECOMPANY DLTTHRINEroMPAN
COMPANY OK 01 TILE DISTRICT DIST ICT OF COLUMBIA COLUMBIAThe OOLVY OOLCMB1AThe f fTIle
The undersigned a Comsittre havfa ha having j ia iaefcarge t trge Incharge
charge rge a reorganization r nltkR of the be affairs of the theabovenamed tlteORtpany theabere
abere abovenamed aamed Company ORtpany propose to raise N a fund fundfer fIlMfer
fer the pwckue of the property at the a apreaehinff apreadtiDti ap appreaching
preaching Receivers n ver Sale Sa and Invite the Stoek Stoekholdera Steer Steerhelders Sloekholders
holders and others < < btt5 interested U subscribe tIteR tReret
to t hi sums of One hundred < 8100O1 KiO 1000 < X Dollars DoJJarr Dollarsa
er a r multiples thereof thereofThe tMnofThe thereofThe
I The eu4jacri wbcril aalceription > tiOB papers will 11l be in charge ehAlJteJr chargeMr f fMr
Mr Jr O R Staples at the Riggs Howie 11 lion cornr cornr18th COIBI15th eornc15th
15th and G ate to nw where knat signatur J can be beattached beattaeMd beattaehed
attached A check of 5 p per r cent the Hiecrlbtd amount imowitMijscribe amountsttgcr
sttgcr Mijscribe crlbtd bed muse m at accompany aecOM tuhtcnt suhsen t o oil u Fallparticulate Fall Fallparticulars 1 1particulars
particulars of the lie plan o of the fOOJltlttw Comulttee cam cambe CaBbe anbe
be had by applying to
O C STAPLES STAPLESChairman srPL srPLChairman SriPLSChairman
Chairman of the Stockholders CntamlUee CntamlUeeOr osamittea osamitteaOr It ItOr
Or to TOLSOX JLSOX linCHINS linCHINSCttalrman 1Jl 1UlXSChairman 1UlXS TC1llSChairman
Chairman of the Reorganization Reer hatlon ComHtee ComHteeCREDIT C ecrnitteeCREDIT mlttee mltteek
k 3
CREDIT TO ALE ALdJ AL ALJ ALEJ
J DRUKKER DRUKKERCorner RUKKERarray
Corner array lth and Pa I aft a c upstairs upstairsWatihoi upltairLWatJw upstairsNatrhea
Watihoi Diamonds and Jewelry JewelryUNDERTAKERS J Jewelrym III IIImJ7
m mJ7 v
UNDERTAKERS UNDERTAKERSj
j WILLIAM LEE LEECNDRRTAKER lEEcsnRRTAKEU
CNDRRTAKER AND L1VBKT L1VBKTJ
1 it > J Penn Arc X ti to W Vaibicztoo D C C
PROTECTION AGAINST AGAINSTFIRES U n
FIRES FIlES1AOEATE FIlES1AOEATEElevator INAOEQUATE INAOEQUATEElevator
Elevator Inspector Lawson LawsonSubmits LawsonSubmits
Submits Subn1 ts a Report ReportA Re ort ortLaw
I A M I Lavfooa Law Inspector at s filevatars filevatarsand Blevatersand
I and FireBecapee receNtly reeMU submitted 1NIdUe4 tothe to tothe tothe
the District I > > trlet CommtsBtoaers ctsio ers a report wg wgiag urging
I
I iag the amendment of the law relating relatingto relatingtie
I tie to ire Iree fireescapee escapes eapes He pointed oat several severaldefects MTenalI severaldetects
defects tletee IB the present regulation One Oneof 0 0oC Oneof
I of them tbewas was in not requiring ftrees ftreescapea ireescapo firsescapon
capo on certain rtatB buildings leas than fifty fiftyfeet Aftyteet fittpet
feet fe et high highThe hipThe highThe
1 The placing of Ice boxes refrigerators refrigeratorsash r frIKeI1ltorsuil
ash cans and the like oa ire escapeer escapee escapeeMr e e8Jt811 e8Jt811olr
I Mr M r Lawson LaW Ol1 thought should be pua puatehed JMlftl pualeked
I tehed l bed as a misdemeanor ml daalBDOr Attention is ismanv bailed
I ailed to the meager means of exit xlt from fromreset tromftV
i reset ftV buildings buildingsMr bulldIDSIr bnlldtnsMr
Mr Ir Lawson thinks there should be a arevision aevision
revision revlw r ef the regulations respecting reepectlBgjred re respectingred peetlag peetlagretl
red lights to make the exits of theaters theatersand theat4JlSaad theatersand
and the intersection 10te Uon of hallways ia ho hotels 110tels hotels ¬
tels and apartments safer The Tit redlights red redlights re4lights
lights he believes should mark the theexits theexit theexits
exits exit and some other colored light the thestairways theI thetairways
stairways s and cross cro halls of hotels hetelaThe liMe
The report also calls for improved improvedregulations hDproTedr8KHlaUoDS Improvedegulations
I regulations r with reference to the con construction COBstrueUon con ¬
struction of elevator shafts shaftsNO shaftsNO shaftsNO
NO RELIEF FOR HOLDERS HOLDERSOF HOLDERSOF HOLDERSOF
OF SUBURBAN PROPERTY PROPERTYBrightwood PROPERTYBrightwood PROPERTYBrightwood
Brightwood Citizens Notified That the theCommissioners theCommissioners
Commissioners Must Obey the theNew tbeNew
New Tax LawTke Law LawThe LawTIte
The District Commissioners will in inform larorm ¬
form the Brighiwood gtrtwood Citizens Aasoeia Aasoeiatiea AII da datiN
tiN that they are without authority to totake totake tosake
take action upon its protest against agai t ih ihtaxation the thetaxation thetaxaUoD s
taxation of e property ia e the suburbs At Atits AtIta A Ats t
its I ts lest meeting the association passed passeda
a resolution declaring the assessment a88eumeBtI of ofcertain
c certain county property at twothirdsts twothirds of ofits ofIta
I its i ts value and the taxation of tbsam tbsamat the1Ianwal thessameat
at 1 11 per cent a hardship BBOB spas < xh xhowners 1M 1MOWDeI Ito
owners OWDeI o of real estate eetlteTIM estateThe estateThe
The Assessor In n his report span peB the theI theeORlmlcaUon th thcemtsealcatlon e
I communication calls attention to to t the thelaw thelaw t
law upon the subject bjeet contained la the thelast theJaat thelast
last District appropriate a act wktc wktcleaves which whichleaves h
leaves the assistant ant assessors e5Or no al alternative alteroatlve altecsailre ¬
ternative but to return the property at attwothirds attwotltlr a
f
twothirds twotltlr t of Its value IIluo The rate of ofcent oftaxalloR o otaxation
taxation also Is set by law at lt 1 per pereeaf pe r
cent from which there Is BO appeal appealrelief The ThereHef ThereK
relief reK sought the t e Assessor Alllle88 r says S mss raut rautbe mllthe t tnd
be found in tegtelatioB U by Congress and andnet aDdJiet a anet nd
net la a any action the municipal author authorities a1ltllerUIN authorties ¬
ties can take takeKING takeIDJlG
IDJlG KING CARLOS AT BLENHEIM BLENHEIMLONDON BLENHEIMy
y LONDON J Nov 54 iKlagC3flat King KIDfCC r Carlefc CarlefcPortugal b bPortugal
Portugal te spending spea ln the day at Bless Blenheim len lenJtetRi ¬
helm as the guest of the Duke and andDutches andD1Itche a aDutchess
Dutches of Marlborough
WAR ll OFFICE FORGETS FORGETSONE FOIIGEISOE
ONE OF ITS ITS8REA ITS8REAClerks BUREAUS BUREAUSClerKs
Clerks Still Leaving Leaving Work WorkSaturdays Iork IorkSaturdays
a aSaturdays
Saturdays at 3 oClock oClockBr oClockDr
Br aa events evendr1tt a on the part IRrt tIC f the L e ee Klee f forder
I he of t t the e Secretary o el V War ar tile receat receatorll recoctorder
order orll rescinding resei g the summer Saturday Satvrmtrearlyctosfcig st1lr1MrrlrCJe Saturdayearlyelesing
earlyctosfcig rlrCJe lRg nile rvi was not sea at t te that thatsecitaB thatMet thatsection
section Met of 1 the insular 1 dtristast that uatI has hasheon licebeen
been I eea traaaterred traer reeeatlr reeeatl to t a lasasd leaadbwtWag lasasdbutkitag 1 1bulWlag
butkitag ea upper F Street and the theclerks tMlerk theelerke
clerks lerk there have HeR regularly depart departing departIn departing ¬
ing In at the earlier how oa the test Ja t day dayof dR dayof
of 0 every verv week weekThe weekTIM weekThe
The clerks ef the t e ease have mushed mushedla 1
la their sleeves at tie War far DeaartBscat DeaartBscatfer JepK Departrttetstfor I Ifer
fer overlooking what t Is esaalisreel by bythem 1 bythem r rt
them t elD one of Its ft important < a portaat tt branches 1Inae A Afar Aa Aatar Asfar
far as known this U ls Is aa worated eaae eaaeThe eaNTile saeThe
The secret secret ret te eat sow BO and It la under uasTersteed understeed
11 11fieed
steed that Best Saturday will witness witaesaa wtt esa esaa
a return to the 9 I oclock cluing eloetogNO cluingNO I II
I II I
NO FURTHER EXPENDITUREFOF EXPENDITURE EXPENDITUREFOK
FOR BRIGHTWOOD AVENUE AVENUEEngineer AENUE AENUEEngineer A1 ENUE ENUEEngineer I
Engineer Hunt Reports to Commission Commissioners
ers Dasplte Protests of Residents ResidentsStreet Re ResidentsStreet idents
Street St eet Has Had Its Quota QuotaAs QaetavAn QuetnR I
vAn R interesting tenedR report ups upea the theJJleVOmeBt to toprevoraeat fatpreromeat
prevoraeat ef Rrightweed A Abtea Avow laM beebeen laMIK
been IK submitted to the Dtetrjet CVmmte CVmmtesieners 011Ialoners Camissieners
sieners by a C B H Rent at the Competing CeiBputiggEngineer CetilttMltt CetilttMlttERgiaeer CompetingEngineer
Engineer The Commissioners have e re received ieeetved r e eeetved ¬
eetved several emmuaicatMe eelIHUBlcat relative relativeto
to tf the alleged bad ecadttSea ec tltdeB of c U UN ave avenue aYelitrO ¬
I sue from the Brightweed CUlsmM Cki As Association A AsoetaUpa in ¬
sociation and from persons per Interested tat tatthe IIItl4e Inthe
the teprevemeat It pre entent of the thoroughfare tberoMgbfareIt e eIt
It Ws been stated t that the u avenue a amilch ta lamuch tamuch
much out of f rrpalr r lJ8lr aDd that eeeelier remitderias remitderiasits r rIts
its importaoce Importa 1 > Bporttatce c It has Ii Been neglected ay IIytJae by bythe j jMr
the tittthddLfea Ui zltf
Mr 11 Hunt report that he has made a apersonal aperHB81 aperaoael
personal examlnatiea of the u railway r rquesUeR to toquestion inquestion
question and that he baa had a4 all a atoac atoacaa aJeligao long
aa intimate k Iraowiedge ° of c Its ooswUttoa ooswUttoaHe COIIIIUtieaHe
He says H that he Is unable to agree with wtththe wtcJithe withthe
the state stateties statements made IJr lar interested par JMlrties parties
ties as to its surface rface As compared with withother wlt wltother
other thoroughfares in the t e District Mr Mrits YrHunt
Hunt says ys Brls Brlghtweod tweM Avenue A has hasIts IIa bed ItdIta
its full allowance of repairs He Hn Hnthe say saythe a athe lw
the records show 8 ow that within theSvc the past pastea putly
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authorized and the work will begin ae aesoon a asoon aemnoon
soon as the material mat material ial needed Is s la hand I
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speak volumes for the advantages offered in inbuying inbuying I Ibuying
buying here Not NotoDly only do dopsoplefinditcon psople find it con convenient ¬ f I
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