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I 5 THE 1VASBINGT WASHINGTON 7 TIMES SATURDAY JULY 4 4 1903
I THE NATIONS BIRTHDAY FITTINGLY OBSERVED
mlttoe on procession proc < < > nlon arranged the fol following tolowIng following ¬
lowing owIng line of march The organizations organizationsappeared organizationsppeared organtzatlornappeared
appeared in the order named namedEngineer nlURedEngineers nailiedEngineers
Engineers from Washington aaldu ton Barracks BarracksField D BarraakiFleId rraoks rraoksFJeld
Field battery batter of artillery arUnel from Fort FortMyer FortMyer FortMyer
Myer MyerSecond MyerSecond MyerSecond
Second Cavalry with band from Fort FortSlytr FortI FortUnited
Slytr SlytrUnited I cr crUnited
United States Marines MarinesSignal MarinesSignal MarinesSignal
Signal Corps CorpsSeamen CarpeSFnmen CorpsSramen
Seamen from United Unltc States sunboat sunboattopoka Junboot1op unbott unbottTopoka
topoka 1op ka and United States Stat crulsor Prairie PrairieDistrict prairiDistrict PrairieTistrict
District of Columbia National Guard GuardThere GuardThr GuardThero
There were no civic organizations or anlzatlons in inline inline inlinc
line
Line cf c March Broken BrokenThe BlokenThe BrokenTlu
The procession was v disbanded at K KStreet KStreet KStreet
Street and those participating returned returnedimmediately rolurnpdImmediatob roturn4dImmediately
immediately to the northeast lawn of the theWhite theWhite theVhie
White House where the exorcises of the theday tbelay thedaY
day were ere to tobe be conducted And hero the thescene thesrcne therene
scene rene was wa animated and beautiful Upon Upona
a carpet of green reen figured here and there therely therely
ly 1 the morning sun un as it stole through throughthp throughthp throughthe
thp leaves It > a overhead stood an audience audienceof
of fully tull 5000 mon women and children childrenThey chll childrenThey ren renThey
They listened to the remarks of such na national national ¬
tional figures as a Admiral Dowey Score Secretary Socretnry Scoretary ¬
tary Moody IoodyMonslour Monsieur Jussorand and tho thoPresident thoro8tdent thePros1dett
President of tho Board of District Com Commissioners Commhsloner Cornmis1oners ¬
missioners Henry Henr B F Macfarland MacfarlandThe MacfarlandThe IactarlandThe
The Marine Band played at intervals intervalsduring interlsdurins Intervalsduring
during tho exorcises and following the theiiddress thoddrs thetdres
iiddress ddrs of o Monsieur Jusserand and in incompliment Int Inmphhinent
compliment t < to him and to the nation nationwhich nlltlonhtch nationrh1ch
which htch he reporesents Lieutenant Santle Santlemajin SnnUeln SantleIU4Ulfl
majin ln led his hl musicians mu lclnns through the in inspiring Inspiring inp1rlng ¬
spiring strains of the Marseillaise to totho totho I
tho applause of o the assembled crowd crowdScene crowdScene I IScene
I
Scene of Splendor SplendorThe SplendorThe SplendorThe
The color effect was Tns particularly strik striking strlkIng etrlkIng ¬
ing with the speakers in tholr more or orleas orkss or1ss
leas soinberhuod garments flanked on onthe onthe onthe
the pouth by the white gowns of the chil children ehBdrtn ohildrn ¬
dren on the cast by the blue and white whiteof whiteof hlte hlteof
of the Marino Band and further to the thecast theC thecast
cast C ist and to the north by the bright uni uniforms uniforms 0U1forms ¬
forms and glittering regalia of the at attending att atie4ding
tending t ldlng detachments from the army and andnay andnn andTflaVY
nay nayTile nn
nnThe
The childrens chorus aided by b the thecdult thedu1t thendult
cdult du1t chorus on the opposite side vied in in1armony Inlarmoa InFarmony
1armony larmoa with the Marine Build IhlU for the thonrnsical themusical theTflusical
musical honors of the occasion Their Theirsinging Th Theirainging lr lrsinging
singing of My ly Own United States led ledby 1ladby kdby
by E D Tracy Trnc was as exceedingly Imircs ImircsBivo imlressh irnircseie
Bivo BivoThe sh eieTli
The Tli exercises exerci e were ere begun by the Rev RevTPJJ Ite 11evp
TPJJ 1 p J Stafford with an appropriate Invo Invocation Invocntion invoention ¬
cation Commissioner Macfarln4 lactarl nJ as the thepresiding thlpresiding thepresiding
presiding ofllcor of the day was the first firstspeaker firstelJak firstepeaker
speaker elJak r and with his usual pleasing nd nddrcss nddress address
dress welcomed the citizens and re recounted 0 0tobnted 0Cotinted ¬
counted some orne of the events even tot and clroum clroumt clroumhtanceg cireumftances cirourntance
htanceg tance which lad up to the promulgat promulgating promulgatIng proinulgatlag ¬
t
ing of the Declaration of Independence IndependenceHe
He said f > ald in part partMacfatlands partMacfarlands partMacfarlands
Macfarlands Speech SpeechIt SpeechUIt
UIt It VM as the ars nrHelnr eInE leaders cf the theRevolution thenolutlon theflcvolutlon
Revolution in and out of Congress CongrossGen CongrossGenC CongressConGeorge Gen GenGeorge
George C < orge Washington commanding the theArmy theArmy theArmy
Army of tho Revolution triumphant in inEngland Ine
1 > < England ng1and quite1 as much as Thomas ThomasJefferson ThomasJdrson ThomasJ
Jefferson J erson and John Adams Adamsand and tho far fartr fart farENing
tr t ENing < < ing inJ men and women who were not notUadcrs not1lac1rrl5 not1fa1crs
Uadcrs that transformed the discordant discordantteenies discordantflcnICtl discordantlcn1oe
teenies lcn1oe in splto of the cautious and andthr nndth andhr
thr th hr conservative conr7tUve Into the United States Statesthey St Statesl1hey tos toslhcy
they were carrying on here the fight for forgovernment forg forgovernment
government g rnuent by b the people long waged wagedby wagedby wagedby
by the Vhlgs In England The Th Declara Declaration Doelaratlon Daclaratin ¬
tin of Independence takes Its place placenaturally placena placenafl1rahly
naturally na f uraUy In the series of liberty lIbert docu documents docunnts documtate ¬
ments in which the forefathers of the theAmerican theAmerlcon theAmerican
American revolutionists had already re recorded recordCd recordd ¬
corded the liberties purchased with withU withihod
U ihod od
The Congress Conrre s wisely iHly Struck out of ofJffcrson ofJdrrnon ofJffirsonx
Jffcrson draft the reflection re oction on the theEnglish theEn theEnglish
English En U8h people for It was the English Englishgovernment EnglllhloYCrnmeRt Englishgovernment
government and not the English people peoplenot peoplenot peoplenot
not we believe at least a majority of ofthe orthe ofthe
the English Engll h people peopleUaat that denied to the theAmericans theA theAmericans
Americans A the rights of Englishmen EnglishmanOur EnglishmenOur EnglishmenOur
Our revolution was wa Mart of the struggle struggleof
of o democracy It ws part D rt of the ovo evolution ovolullon ovolotion ¬
lotion of freedom preceded by brave of offorts ortortlll offorts
forts on the continent as well as a In InGreat InGreat inGreat
Great Britain aDd followed by the themighty thomjght themighty
mighty mjght movement which hleh France Jed 00 and andivbich andh1 andTh1ch
ivbich h1 < h transformed Europe EuropeMade EuropeMade EuropeMade
Made a Nation NationIt NationIt
It not only gave us independence Jn pendon < < 8 of ofGroat orGrat ofGreat
Great Britain but it made us a nation nationIt
It was In the name of the whole people peopleby peopleby
by authority of the good people poop If and andnot andnot andnot
not in the name and by the authority of ofthe otthe ofthe
the colonies that the Declaration was wasmade wasLade wasirnde
made We were a nation in fact before beforewe beloreWt beforeWe
we wore Indopendent Statos although It Ittook IttOOk ittook
took a century and a mighty mll l war to tomake tomake tomake
make out of these States Stat a nation which whichshould whlohshould whichshould
should never be broken brokenIt
It sot that new ne nation small mall and andfeeble andteble andfreblo
feeble though It was w and despised In InIts InIts inIts
Its day of o small mall things upon tho path paththat paththat I Ithat
that led to expansion and power and andglory antIglry andghiry
glory It made It possible po elble for It to toBprad toHprpad tosrrad
Bprad beyond hey OM the Alleghanies beyond beyondtho heYondth beyondthe
the th Mississippi 1I8 1lppl beyond the Rockies be beyond beyond beyond ¬
yond the Pacific and to beoomo rich and andprosperous undIrosporouB androsperoua
prosperous rosperoua and influential jt1ltu8 t al beyond the thedreams th4tdraml thedrams
dreams of nay 1 of the men of o that time timeIt tiI1lIt timeI
I It gave g ve the tb principles which lowly alowiyWrought slowlywrought lowlyluught
Wrought luught out in action tended to make makeH mak81t maket
H t worthy to be a leader among nations nationsprinciples nnllonsprinciples nationsprinciples
principles of righteousness rlghtoou8n st as well as asof llliot asot
ot liberty Ube ty For there was no thought in inthe Inthl Inthe
the minds of the men who founded this thisnation thisnaHon thisanUon
nation of liberty separated from jus justice JU JUUce justico ¬
tice or of freedom apart from rightooua rightooualiving rlhtoou rlhtooul1vin rlghitoouaIivin
living l1vin
Buildod Well
They were not planning for license licenseending licenseending j jending
ending in anarchy but for the lii ordered orderedliberty ordtrOOUbtrty orderedljberty
liberty of law It is I their greatest groate t glory glorythat clorythat glorytbat
that they builded even butter than they theyknow th thknow theyknow
know and that they would bo astoBiehwi astoBiehwiIf asto lahltd
If 1 they oould s see e what has been reared rearedupon r8UItI r8UItIUpon rearedupon
upon the foundation which they the laid laidone laidon laid0n
one on hundred and tweatyseven years yearsago yearsAfter
ago 1 co
agoAfter coArter
After singing by UM children Com Commlssloner Commalloner CommissIoner
missIoner Macfarlamd Iacfarl > > d arose arO to Intro Introduce IntrodUte Introdue ¬
duce Admiral Dewey The Tb name of the theruwal thellLval thenziraI
ruwal horo was wa the signal for continued continuedapplause oonUnuvdapplaule continuedapplause
applause
Dewey Presented PresentedThe PresentedtiThe PresentedThe
tiThe The most famous admiral in tho thoworld thoworld theworld
world said Id the prosl proeldlg H g officer the theAdmiral theAdmiral theAdmiral
Admiral whose May Iay Day victory spread spreadthe lipreadthE spreadthe
the American flag the American power powertb pow powerth r rth
th < American Ideals and ideas ovor the thaTost theT thevast
vast T lIt Philippine archipelago arcblp ago and gave gaveus gaeUS gaveus
us now standing a ajd j d greater influence influencenot Influencaot Influenceonly
not ot only in the Kmat but in ovary quar quarter quartf quarter ¬
ter tf > r of the glebe the Admiral who made madepossible madepos madepossible
possible pos ibl the eabie eabl to Manila laB II a and the thnmcHsagos thoXDlUsg themeasagea
mcHsagos XDlUsg which President Roosovult and andGovernor andOovernor andQovernor
Governor Tart Taft t are exchanging over it in
celebration of the day da the patriotic Ad Admiral Admiral Admiral ¬
miral admirer of o Thomas Jefferson and andthe andthe andthe
the groat Declaration which he wrote wrotewill wrotewill wrotewill
will Introduce the reading of it itAdmiral itAdmiral ItAdmiral
Admiral Dewey thanked the audience audiencefor audiencefor audiencefor
for its demonstration and in a few well wellchosen wcllchosen wellchosen
chosen words Introducojl Introdu Barry Bulklcy Bulklcysecretary BUlkleysecrotary Bulkioysecretary
secretary of tho Buslnelk Dusln Mens Associa Association Associalion Association ¬
tion and a member of the he Sons of the theRevolution theRoolutlon theItovolutlon
Revolution who road the Declaration of ofIndependence otIndependence ofIndependence
Independence Tills was followed by bysinging bysinging bysinging
singing My Iy Country Tis of o Thee by bythe bytho bythe
the entire audience audienceFrance audienceFrmce audienceFrance
France Our Friend FriendMonsieur Friend10n810ur FriendMonsieur
Monsieur J 1 J Jusserand was the next nextspeaker nextspeaker nextspeaker
speaker and was introduced by Commis Commissioner Corumlsslonor Commlsstoner ¬
stoner Macfarland as follows followsOur followsOur followsOur
Our only onl treaty troat of alliance has been beenwith beenwith beenwith
with Franco our faithful friend of o tho thoRevolution thoRovolutlon theRevolutIon
Revolution without whom it might hav havfailed havfailed havfailed <
failed Wo are honored today toda by b the theambassador thenmbassador theambassador
ambassador of France who shows by b hid hidparticipation hiliartlclpatlon hi hipartIcIpation
participation his appreciation of our ourcelebration ourcelebration ourcelebration
celebration Jussorand Is one of the hon honored hone honeored henored ¬
ored names In the interesting list Just Justpublished Ju justpublished t tpublished
published by b France of the soldiers and andsailors anllsailors andsailors
sailors over fifty fift thousand In number numberwho numberi numberwho
i who with ovor five millions In money moneywere mone moneI moneywere
I
i were our allys magnificent contribution contributionto
to our cause causeThe causeThe causeThe
The ambassador bears that name he heworthily hi hiworthily heworthily
worthily wears our highest university universityhonors universityhonors universityhonors
honors Above all he is bound to our ourcountry ourcountry ourcountry
country by the most sacred ties of per personal personal personal ¬
sonal affection His presence rosonco Is most mostgrateful mostgratorul mostgrateful
grateful to us and we greet him with withrespect withlospect withrespect
respect and regard regardJusserand regardJusserand regardJusserand
Jusserand Replies RepliesMonsieur RepliesMon RepliesMonsieur
Monsieur Mon lcur Jusserand in responding to toCommissioner toCommllsloner toCommissioner
Commissioner Macfarland said saidOne saidOne saidOne
One hundred and twontysoven years yearsngo yearsngoon yearsogo
ngo ngoon on a Thursday toward evening eveningfifty evenln evenlnnny eveningfifty
fifty mon wore ore gathered in a hall in inPhiladelphia InPhlladolphla inPhiladelphia
Philadelphia which could not yet be becalled becalled becalled
called Independence Hall It was indeed indeeda
a solemn occasion occaslonone one of those great greatdays greatdas greatdays
days when the fata of nations Is decided decidedNo decidedo decidedNo
No o deed deedS no battle no treaty was to tobe tobe tobe
be In tho whole of modern history of ofgroator o ogreator ofgreater
greater consequence than the net nc for forwhich forwhich forwhich
which these men peacefully met in the thebrick th thbrick thebrick
brick house with a bell towor rtlll tlll to be besoon b bseon bseen
soon in Philadelphia For a Ion time timethero tlll1 tlll1thero tiinthere
thero had been among them doubts and andanxieties undandeUes andanxieties
anxieties and now they had made up uptheir uptheir uptheir
their minds mindsWhat mindsWhat mindsWhat
What took place What hat words were wereexchanged wereechanged wereoxchanged
exchanged We should like to know knowthorn Imowthorn knowthorn
thorn to tile minutest particulars But Butone Butone Butone
one thing we know and that is enough enoughthe Qnoushthe enoughthe
the men who came were insurgents the themon thomen themen
men who left were free men menA menA menA
A famous French thinker said ovor ovortwo ovortwo overtwo
two centuries ago By liberty the Ro Romans Romans Homans ¬
mans as well as the Greeks understood understooda
a state where people were subject to tonothing tonothing tonothing
nothing except to law and where law lawwas lawwas lawwas
was more powerful than men That ThatAmerica ThatAmerica ThatAmerica
America would be such a state your yourancestors yourancestors yourancestors
ancestors decided in 1776 and what they theydecided theydecided theydecided
decided has been and shall ever be beTruly beTruly beTruly
Truly great things can never be done donecontrary donecontrary donecontrary
contrary to the th will of the people Cople The Themost Thlmost 1hemost
most generous or glorious purpose will willbe willbe willbe
be foiled if the people misunderstand misunderstandit
it and do not heartily second the ven venture venture yenture ¬
ture tureThis
This Indispensable element of success successwas successwas successwas
was not wanting In the time of the War Warof Warof Warof
of Indopendenpc the army of America Americawas Americawas Americawas
was an army of free men and of volun volunteers volunteors volunleers ¬
leers As for France what wan the part partplayed partplayed partplayed
played by her statesmen and rulers is iswell 111well Iswell
well known but not so well known the thepart thepart thepart
part played by the people peopleOur peopleOur peopleOur
Our Friend in Need NeedWhen Needhen NeedWhen
When hen I heard of American Inde ¬
pendence said Lafayette my heart en enlisted enIIsod enliscd ¬
listed In this memorable word he hesummed hesummed besummed
summed up unawares the feeling of all allFrance al1Irance allFrance
France When the gloomy days camo camoand camoand cameand
and statesman hesitated as to what whatshould whatshould whatshould
should be done tho nation never did and andcontinued andcontinued andcontinued
continued to be for the alliance and for forpractical forpractical forpractical
practical help to be sent to those plucky pluckymen pluckymen pluckymen
men who wanted to be free freePermit rreePermit freePermit
Permit me to quota one single fact factWhen factVhen factWhen
When Rocharabcau the same Rocham Rochamboau Rochamboou flochambeau
beau to whose memory you paid last lastyear lastyoar lastyear
year such a magnificent tribute was wasgathering wasgathering wasgathering
gathering in France the troops ordered orderedfor orderedtor orderedfor
for service in America as our nation nationwanted nallonwanted nationwanted
wanted to send hor best battalions and andher andhor andher
her best mon mont all soldiers were submit submitted submittcd submitted ¬
ted to competent examination There Is Isextant Isoxtant isextant
extant a report explaining how ho difficult difficultit
it was to have this ordor properly car carried cnrrlOO carrind ¬
rind out All men wore so eager to go gothat gothat gothat
that thoy all declared they were fit fitthey fittllOY fitthey
they denied being Ill and concealed any anyinfirmity anyInftrmlty nayInlYrmity
infirmity that might prevent their being beingchosen beingchosen
chosen
Names of Heroes HeroesAfter HcroeJAftor heroesAfter
After moro than a hundred years enu the thenames thenames thenames
names of all those privates cud sailors sailorshaving sailorsIng sailorshftving
having Ing been recovered tho government governmentof
of the Republic has printed them JJo JJoone Noone o oone
one will deny don that they the deserved this thismodest thismodost thismodest
modest tribute and that those tho so lists of ofcommonplace otcommonplace ofcommonplace
commonplace names have their olo oloquenco oloquenee
quenco they tho are tho names of men who whofought whotought whofought
I fought for those brothron brethren of theirs who whowanted whowantod whowanted
wanted to bo free freeThing freeThings
Things undertaken In such a spirit spiritare spiritare spiritare
I are bound to succeed and what the suc success succogs mccess ¬
cess of your our soldiers and ours has boon boonthe beunI
I the whole world knows knowsThe knowsTho knowsThe
The nation whose life began ono hun hundred hundred hundrd ¬
dred and twentyseven yoars ago has be become c ecome ccome ¬
come an Immense one and eyes are aremore are aremore aremore
more and more fixed upon her On the theday t theday e eday
day we now commemorate in a cort cortmony cortmon cortmony
mony mon to which I am beyond be ond words proud proudto proudto proudto
to be associated your ancestors bostow
od upon you gifts and framed for you youduties youduties youduties
duties the ones on os and tho other equally equallysplendid cquallyplendld equallysplendid
splendid Thoy bestowed upof Upl you that thatpeorless thatpeorleu lint lintpeerless
peerless gift liberty thoy left for you yourules ou ourules ourules
rules of life obligations and responsi responsibilities respoaslbllltles rosponsibilities ¬
bilities which will become more and andmore alldmor8 andmore
more binding as you OU become moro and andmore andInore ardmore
more powerful powerfulThese powertulThHO powerfulThese
These duties wo have in common with withyou withOU withyou
you OU Endowed with institutions similar similarto
to yours pursuing similar alms we in intond Intund intoad
toad to vie with you no longer on tho thobattlefield thohattIafield thebattlefield
battlefield in view Iew of a liberty which whichhas whlt whlthas whicihas
has been won forever but in constant constantattempts con constantattempts tant tantattempts
attempts to improve the condition of the themany themnny themany
many to spread tho spirit of brother brotherhood brotbrhood brotherhood ¬
hood between mon and between nations nationsto nalioDlJto nationsto
to remain In a word true to tho irln irlnciples rln rlnciplos
ciples proclaimed in your Revolution Revolutionand Revolutionand Revolutionand
and in ours oursGroat oursGreat oursGroat
Groat nations have great duties Both Boththe Boththe Boththe
the American and the Fronoh republics republicswill ropublloswill republicswill
will perform tholr tasks not for their thoirbonofit tholrbonofit theirbenefit
bonofit alone but also lot us hope for forthe forthe forthe
the benefit of mankind mankin l and for the thoprogress tboprogross theprogress
progress of o civilization
The flght for better things is an end ondless end1ess endless
less one we shall fight It you and we wewith wevlth wewith
with eyes fixed on o oi the same ideal the theseme theseme thesame
seme marked out by our ancestors long longago longago longago
ago and our flags will move on always alwaystoward alwastoward alwaystoward
toward tho light and while we follow followthem followthcm followthem
them we e shall bo pleased to remember rememberthat rememberthat rememberthat
that If I their designs arc different yet yetthey yetthey yetthey
they display over our heads the same samecolors samecolors samecolors
colors colorsScarcely colorsScarcely colorsScarcely
Scarcely had the ambassador takon his hisscat hisseat hisscat
scat when the strains of the Marseil Marseillaise Marseillaise Marecillaise ¬
laise were hoard at first softly then thenwith tlwnwith thenwith
with all the power of the ass assmbl asssmbld asssmbldband mblJd mblJdband d dband
band
Mr Moody Talks TalksTho TalksThe TalksThe
The Anvil Chorus was then sung SD by bythe bythe bythe
the adult chorus gathered just to the thonorth tll tllnorth thenorth
north of the speakers Secretary Secrelar Muddy Moddywas Muddywas Ioddywas
was tho last speaker of the day lu in introducing Introducing iutroducing ¬
troducing him Commissioner Mnefarlaud Mnefarlaudsaid Mactarluinsaid 11erarluu 11erarluusaid
said
The National Government which whichtakes whichtakes whichtakes
takes part so heartily in this celebra celebration celebratlonwlll celebration ¬
tion tlonwlll will be represented in the ad addresses addrosses addrosses ¬
drosses by the Secretary Sccretar of the Navy Navya
a distinguished son of Massachusetts Massachusettswhich lIassachuseltswhich Massachusettswhich
which gave us Samuel Adams the apos apostle apostle apesthe ¬
tle of independence and John Adams Adamswhoso Adamswhose Adamswhose
whose arguments determined the adop adoption adoption adoption ¬
tion of the Declaration of Independence IndependenceThe
The first battles of the Revolution bat battles battles batties ¬
tles which preceded the Declaration of ofIndependence ofIndependence ofIndependence
Independence and helped to bring It Itabout itabout Itabout
about were fought within easy cas reach reachof reachof reachof
of his birthplace and the navy avy of ofItho Itho IthoReolullon tho thoRevolution thoRevolution
Revolution was largely recruited from fromhis fromhis fromhis
his district district No one can better bc er speak speakfor speakfor speakfor
for Masachusotts or tho United States Statesthan Stutesthan Statesthan
than Secretary Moody MoodyPraise MoodyPraise IoodyPraise
Praise for France FranceMr Francellr FranceMr
Mr Moody extonded a hearty welcome welcometo
to the French ambassador and referred referredIn
In glowing terms to the great work done doneby doneby doneby
by French soldiers and sailors during duringthe duringthe duringthe
the War ar of the lh Revolution In closing closingho cloolngho closinghe
ho made madoa a veiled reference to the recent recentscandals recentscandnls recentscandals
scandals in the Postoffico Department Departmentsaying DepartmensayJng Departmentsaying
saying sayingThere sayJngThere sayingThere
There is one quality upon which and andabove andabove andabove
above and beyond all others othersa a thou thousand thousand thousand ¬
sand times above and beyond all others otherswo otherswe otherswe
we must for our life insist and an hat ihatis thatIs hatis
is the quality of public honesty There TheroIs ThereIs ThereIs
Is no disease of the body politic so sub subtle subtle subtie ¬
tle so powerful so dangerous so fatal fatalas fatalns fatalas
as the corrupt betrayal of a puolic puolictrust pUDlIctrust puohictrust
trust whether tho trust be groat or orsmall orsmall orsmall
small
Must Be Honest HonestI
I cannot but believe in the main mainthosp mAinthosp mainthos
thosp thos who do other peoples work are arehonost nrehonost arehonest
honost and true If it were otherwise otherwiseI
I would despair of our future But at atintervals Qtintenals atintervals
intervals the malignant ulcer of CDJJ CDJJmptlon COliruptlon co coruption
mptlon appears in the cities In the thoStates theStates theStates
States and in tho nation When It be betrays betrays ¬ J Jtrays
trays Itself it is no time for surface surfacetreatment surfacetreatm surfacetreatment
treatm treatment nt The knife must reach under underevery undorevory underevery
every poisonous root that each may be becut becut becut
cut out and cast away awaySometimes awa awaSometimes awaySometimes
Sometimes I seem to see a tendency tendencyto 1 1to
to condone the offense of those who are areguilty areguilty areguilty
guilty of this crime of crimes to set setup setup sotup
up in dealing with tho Government a astandard nstandard astandard
standard which would not be tolerated toleratedIn
In private priv te life Take warning lest that thatthought thatthought thatthought
thought flourish flourishLet fIourlshLet flourishLet
Let us not easily believe charges chargeswhich chargeswhich chargeswhich
which arc made lightly Let them be beinvestigated beInesUgated beinvestigated
investigated with the cold impartiality impartialityof
of a court of law but If the offense be beproved beproed beproved
proved let tho displeasure of the people peoplecome peoplecome peoplecome
come like a thunderbolt from on high highLet highLet highLet
Let not the hand of o justice bo stayed stayedor stnedor
or its edicts be tempered with a mis misguided millguided misguided ¬
guided mercy Wo Ve can forgive all olse olsewe olsewe elsewe
we can show mercy to all other Jthe of ¬
fenders but let the people say that tue tueono tueono theone
ono sin unpardoned and unpardonable unpardonablehere unpardonablehere unpardonablehero
here upon the earth shall be the dis dishonesty dishonesty dishonesty ¬
honesty of a public servant servantAt servantAt servantAt
At the close of Mr Moodys remarks remarksthe tcrnct remarksthe ks ksthe
the audience joined in singing Tha Th Star StarSpangled StOlrSpangled StarSpangled
Spangled Banner An impressive bene benediction benediction bonediction ¬
diction was pronounced by tho Rev RevTeunls RevTeunls RevTeunis
Teunls S Hamlln and the throng slowly slowlydispersed slowlydispersed slowlydIspersed
dispersed filled with the ardor and sen sentiment sentiment seatiment ¬
timent of the day dayOF dayREVIEWING dayEY1EIG
REVIEWING THE DAYS DAYSOF DAYSoi
OF oi THE REVOLUTION REVOLUTIONExercises REVOLUTIONExercises EYOLUTIO EYOLUTIOExercises
Exercises of ofUni ofUnited United ted Societies Societiesof
of Patriotic Women WomenOn W OIIlcn OIIlcnOn
On the lawn of Sherman Square tho thoUnited thoUnited theUnited
United Societies of Patriotic Women be began began began ¬
gan their celebration of the Fourth at
230 this afternoon Elaborate prparr prparrtions prrpartion r2IJarrtlons
tions tion had been be on made for the oxurclees oxurcleesThe oxurcl oxurcisesThe > 9 9The
The platform for the speakers wa was an anold auold anold
old army wagon fitted up for the oc occasion occasion occasion ¬
casion casionCommander casionCommandor casionCommander
Commander Ivory hor G Kimball of the theDepartment theDepartmont theDepartment
Department of f the Potomac G A R Rwho nwho Bwho
who presided introduced as the first firstspeaker firsts firstspeaker
speaker s eakor the Rev Dr John Van Schalok SchalokJr SchalokJr Schalukjr
Jr who took too as his subject The Dark DarkSide DarkSide DarkSide
Side and the Bright Side of the Amer American Arnerlean AI1erlean ¬
lean Revolution He said Jn n part partA parlA partA
A Boon to the World WorldThe Worldrho WorldThe
The bright side of the Revolutionary Revolutionarystory nevolullounrystory Revolutionarystory
story Is that which whlell relates to the labors laborsof laborsof aborJ1of
of Pitt Fox and Burke in our behalf behalfabroad bulmlfabroad behalfabroad
abroad the courage displayed th the suf sufferings 511 511ferings suforings ¬
ferings endured the patience lJ Unco shown by byour byour byour
our fathers and mothers at homo and I
most of all to the tremendous moaning moaningof
of the victory vlclor won as rotated to the thecivilization theclvlllzntlon thecIvilization
civilization of all tho world worldThe worldThe worldThe
The dark side is that which hlch speaks speaksof ponklJof poaksof
of the bitter rivalries among the ofH ofHCOTB omcors ofilcore
core of our army the cabal formed formedagainst tormetagainst formedagainst
against Washington as commandrln commandrlnchlof commanderlnchlof commanderlitchief
chlof the weakness and Incompetence of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Continental Congress the Intense Intensebut Intonsobut Intensebut
but needless suffering among our troops troopscausod troopscaused troopscaused
caused by political chicanery and the theterrible thetorrlble thetorrlhle
terrible treachery of trusted generals generalslike goneralslIko generalslike
like Leo and Arnold ArnoldInspiration ArnoldInspiration ArnoldInspiration
Inspiration Even in Treachery TreacheryAnd TreacheryAnd TreacheryAnd
And yet ot in both bright and dark darkchapters darkchapters arlt arltchaptors
chapters of the history hi tory we w ve read much muchto lDu muchto h hto
to encourage > and help us today The Thedarkest ThedarJeost Thedarkest
darkest cloud of treachery has the all silver HIIvcr allver ¬
ver lining of Inspiration In telling the thestory thestory thestory
story the dark side lde must not bo neg neglected n1l n1lloetod neglected ¬
lected any more than tho bright brightIt
It Is well for use to remember thiwe thiwethings th tlrn e ethings ethings
things when potty poll man seize temporary temporaryauthority tompornryauthority temporaryauthority
authority today todaywhon when by treachery or orstealth orstealth orstealth
stealth thoy hamper the loaders of tho ho j
race ostracise a Darwin or malign a aSpencer aSpence aSpencer
Spencer It encourages us to read the thedark thedark thedark
dark side of the American Revolution Revolutionand Revolutionnnd Revolutionand
and to remember that the mills or the thegods thegods thegods
gods grind slowly but that they th grind grindexceeding grlJdexceeding grindexceeding
exceeding small smallSoldiery smalLSoldiery smallSoldiery
Soldiery and an Womanhood WomanhoodDr
Dr Van Schaiqk was follpwed fol1 wed by tho thoHon thoHon theHon
Hon W V E EAndrew8 Andrews Auditor for the theTreasury theTreasury theTreasury
Treasury Department who made an ad address ad address address ¬
dress on American Soldiery ana anJ Wo Womanhood Wemanhood 0 0manhood ¬
manhood manhoodAfter manhoodAfter manhoodAfter
After the speaking a musical program programwas programwas programwag
was given by Mrs Flora G Lewis pres president presIdent prosidont ¬
ident general of o the Spanish War Aux Auxiliary A Auxihlary x x1IIary ¬
iliary Col George Georee Lllllbridgc Prof J JM JLaylon 1 1M
M Layton and his little son Turner TurnerLnyton TurnerLntoIl TurnerLayton
Layton Louise Meacham Lukt and Miss MlsaHouchon MissHouchen USB USBHouchon
Houchon Other exercises wpre w wre re a flag flagdrill fiagdrill flagdrill
drill by sixteen girls Irls and a recital recitation recitallDby recitationby ion ionby
by Esther Jennings JenningsThe JenntngsThe JenningsThe
The Minute Mon fen under the commart commartof comma commaor
of Col M 1 A Winter acted as a guard ol olhonor othonor 01honor
honor honorPA honorPAT1OTI
PA PAT1OTI TRIOTIG EXERCISES EXERCISESAT
AT THEPOSTOFFICE THEPOSTOFFICEClerks THE POSTOfFICE POSTOfFICEClerks
Clerks Held Special Fourth of July JulyCeremonies JulyCeremonies JutyCeremonies
Ceremonies Yesterday YesterdayFourth YesterdayFourth YdsterdayFourth
Fourth of July was fittingly absolved absolvedyesterday obse obsovedyesterday e eesterday
yesterday In the Postofllco Department Departmentby
by a formal celebration arranged bv the theclerks tbeclerks theclerks
clerks Acting Postmaster Postmaster General GeneralWynne GencralWynne GeneralWynne
Wynne Issued an order rellevins rellevln ill nIlclerks allclerks illclerks
clerks from duty dut at 3 p m mi in order that thatthey thatthe thatthey
they the might take part in the ceremonies ceremoniesThe coreh cereraonitsThe onhs onhsThe
The exercises took place In the bal balcony balcony halcony ¬
cony In the northern corridor of the thethird thethird thethird
third floor Cap Ca t Henry A Castle de delivered deIhered dehivered ¬
livered the address He referred to the therecent therecent therecent
recent exposures eX 8ures In the department as aspainful aspahful aspainful
painful betrayals of sacred trust with within withIn within ¬
in the th walls of these longaccredited longaccreditedprecincts 10ngaccredlec2precincts longacerediledprecincts
precincts and added that the coun country country country ¬
try feels teel assured that no real crlm nfl nality nnllly nflity
ity will escape detection detectionDr detectionDr detectionDr
Dr F A Swartout sounded the As Assembly Assembly Assembly ¬
sembly bugle call from the gallery A Achorus Achorus Achorus
chorus of male voices Bang America Americathe Americathe Americathe
the assemblage joining in F E Bar Barhour Barhour Barhour
hour recited Kiplings Recessional RecessionalBertha RecessionalDertha RecessionalBertha
Bertha Briqtow Brlttto sang the Battle Hymn Hymnof Hymnot Hymnof
of the Republic all joining In the thochorus thechorus thechorus
chorus W D McFarland sang The TheArtillerists TheArtillerlsts TheArtilleriats
Artillerists Oath OathP OathP OathP
P A Bristow of the Third Assistant AssistantPostmaster AssistantPostmaster AssistantPostmaster
Postmaster Generals office presided presidedover presidedover presidedover
over the meeting The Rev George F FDudley FI FDudley
I
Dudley exchaplain of the District of ofColumbia ofColumbln ofColumbia
Columbia Regiment was to have deliv delivered deIlvered dclivcred ¬
ered a prayer but was not able to at attend attcnd attend ¬
tend tendJOHN tcndJOHN tendJOHN
JOHN PAYNE TURNER TURNERTHE TURNERTHE TURNERTHE
THE GUEST OF IT ITBanquet MASONS MASONSBanquet MASONSBanquet
Banquet Given in Honor Hon r of Special S12e ecial al Pen Pension Pension Pension ¬
sion Agent Last Night NightJohn NightJohn NightJohn
John Payne Turner special agent of ofthe ortho ofthe
the Pension Bureau with Ith headquarters headquartersat
I at Pine Bluff Ark was the guest at a adinner adinner adinner
dinner given In his honor last nigh at atthe atthe atthe
the restaurant of E Murray 18CO Four Fourteenth Fourteenth Fourteenth ¬
teenth Street northwest northwestMr northwestMr northwestMr
Mr Turner is a prominent Mason and andthe nndthe andthe
the dinner was given him by members
of o the order He is past master of o Eu Eureka Eureka Euraka ¬
reka Lodge No 5 F 1 A A M I past se senior senlor sonbc ¬
nbc grand warden past high priest of ofGcthsomane orOothsomane ofGethsemane
Gcthsomane Chapter past eminent com commander c cmAnder cocimander ¬
mander of Mount Cavalry Commandery CommanderyK
K T and a member of the Supreme SupremeCouncil SupremeCouncil SupremeCouncllA
Council CouncllA A A A S R thirty hlrtythlrd third degree degreeMr desreoIr degreeMr
Mr Ir Turner is considered one of the thebrightest th
brightest members of the order of Ma ¬
sons and many man compliments were paid paidhim paidhim paidhim
him last night Thirtyone guests were werepresent Wirepresont werepresent
present at the tablo which was prettily prettilydecorated prctUldecorated prettilydecorated
decorated Among those whp responded respondedto
to toasts were Samuel West Prof O T TMason TIason TMason
Mason Judge Marvin David L Stewart Stewartand Stewartand Stewartand
and Robert Tompkins TorapklnsMr
Mr Ir Turner responded In a short ahortspeech shortspeedi hort hortspoo
speech spoo < h thanking his friends for tholr tholrpast tholrpast theirpast
past kindnesses Idndn 8sos and assuring them that thatwhile thathlle thatwhile
while hlle he Is out of the city a great deal dealhe deallie eal ealhe
he has not forgotten his old Washington Washingtonfriendships Washingtonfriendships ashlngtonfrlondshlps
friendships frlondshlpsJONES friendshipsJONES friendshipsJONES
JONES A CANDIDATE CANDIDATEIt
It is announced from Ohio that Gold Golden Golden Golden ¬
I
en Rule Jones the eccentric but popu popular populllr popular ¬
lar mayor of Toledo has determined to tobecome tobecome
become a candidate for the United States StatesSenate StatesSenate StatesSenate
I
Senate against M A Hanna He has hassupporting hassupporting hassupporting
supporting him Mayor Tom L Johnson Johnsonof
I Inont
of Cleveland and all of the other promi prominent promifont ¬
font Democrats of the State together togetherwith togetherwith togetherwith
with certain elements of the Republican Republicanparty Republicanparty Republicanparty
party partyMayor partyIayor partyMayor
Mayor Jones Is to make his campaign campaignas
as an Independent Democrat and peti petitions petitions petitions ¬
tions for the nomination of his candi candidates candidates candidates ¬
dates for tho th Legislature are already alreadyout alreadyout alreadyout
out They The are being signed by thousands thousandsof
of people peopleMARINE peoplcMARINE peopleMARINE
MARINE BAND CONCERT CONCERTThe CONCERTThe CONCERTThe
The Marino Band under the leadership leadershipof
of W V II SantaJmann will wfl give a con concort concort concort
cort in the White House Gardens this thisevening thl thlevening thisevening
evening at 6 oclock The program has hasbeen Imsbeen hasbeoii
been arranged us follows followsMarch rollowsIMrch followsMerehi
March Battleship Oregon Fulton FultonOverture tuttonOverture
Overture Jubilee Wcbor WcborMedley cbcr
Medley Meclll The Sunny South leennwn
Walt Walti S Stories tori w of Vienna Woods WoodsSrruuei WoodsSrruueia SrruuM SrruuMa
a 1 March Our Glorious Gl rlo BiuincrS lJanner Ssntelmann Ssntelmannb < ntcIiiiann ntcIiiiannb
b March The Stars and Stripes Forever
Sousa Sousac
c March Thomas Jefferson JeffersonSantelitistiti JeffersonSantelitistitiA Sjiitclniaim SjiitclniaimA SmtchmumComical
A Comical Content ontCOlt Godfrey GodfreyUrund GodfryGrand
Grand patriotic Il ItrloUc fantasia The Voice 01 oice of ofOur ofOur ofOur
Our Nation Xotiono Santehnann SantehnannHull S4l1tehnonnUall
Hull Columbia Fyles FylesMRS IICIIMRS
MRS RITCHIE RITCIIIEDEAD RITCIIIEDEADLONDON DEAD DEADLONDON DEADLONDON
LONDON July 4 4Mrs I Mrs IrlJ WadSworth WndsworthRitchie WadSworthRitchie WadsWorthRitchie
Ritchie the prominent Now ow York no nocioty 00cloty nocioty
cioty woman who hall boon suffering sufferingfrom su suiTociigfront oIlg oIlgtrom
from blood poisoning at Ashwull for forsome fJltlOll1e ti tisome
some days died led this morning morningBIRTHS mornlnJBIRTHS morningBIRTHS
BIRTHS BIRTHSHEFFELFlXGERIJorn BIRTHSJlEEUIXGFUlJorn BIRTHSIIEFFEIhISGFhthlom
I HEFFELFlXGERIJorn on Friday July Jill 3 3W SI
lOOC W at 2 p in to ROSS no A t and LIILIAX E EHKFrKLKIXGKR E1t1I EnFFilIFINcIlr
HKFrKLKIXGKR 1t1I II1IXJm n f Urewnin Urownlng a son It ItUOVAXOn ItDIED itDIED
DIED DIEDnow DIEDIIOWtNOn
UOVAXOn now X On FriiUy lriIs rllar July Jul i ip 3 1003 ut 1011 1011P 10ISp
p III ACXKS UXHS ROWAX nO 1101 t beloved wife ite of late luteJ
1 Wilson 1114111 Riwan RiwanFuneral WIWnnIuncral hitiwanPuneral
Funeral private from her sons residence residence2T3 residencestm
2T3 Xcrth orth Capitol Street Monday July Jul C at ati
2 i p in The 1111 remains cun be viewed utter 0 0a Du 0a
a m day cia of funeral iri2t b 2t
mm REPUDIATES REPODIATBThis REPUOIA1ESHIS REPUDIATES1118fJOtjIllhIN
HIS 1118fJOtjIllhIN TOUGHIN ON ONThis ONThis
This and Appertaiiun to toOfficially toOfficially toOfficially
Officially Denied DeniedTRIAL DeniedTRIAL DeniedTRIAL
TRIAL MINUTES CHANGED CHANGEDStenograhers CHANGEDStenograhcrs CHANGEDStenograhers
Stenograhers Original Notes Do Not NotContain NotCo NotContain
Contain Co tlin the Now Famous FamousExpression FamousExpression FamousExpression
Expression ExpressionNEW ExpressionEW ExpressionNEW
NEW EW YORK July 4 4WIlUnm William S Dev Devery Devcry Deycry ¬
cry has come forward with an official officialdenial officialdenial omcialdenial
denial that he was ever responsible for forthat forthat forthat
that now famous expression Touchln Touchlnon
on an appertalnin to toThis toThis toThis
This expression is said to have or originated orlg1nated originated ¬
iginated while the former chief was con conducting conducting conducting ¬
ducting the trial of Policeman G A AMcnckc Alcncke AMcncke
Mcnckc McnckcMcncke McnckeMencke lcnckeIencke
Mcncke was tried on a charge of ne neglect neglect noglect ¬
glect of duty and dismissed by Com Commissioner Commissioner Cornmissioner ¬
missioner Murphy He has sued for re reinstatement ic icInstatement rcinstatement ¬
instatement
Charge of Fraud FraudCommissioner FraudCommissioner FraudCommissioner
Commissioner Partridge in his return returnto relurnto returnto
to the writ of certiorari attached a cer certified certlfiod certiRed ¬
tiRed copy of the minutes of the trial trialThe trialThe trialThe
The corporation counsel counseltook took exception exceptionsaying exceptionsaying exceptionsaying
saying that the minutes had been alter altered altered altered ¬
ed that there was Vas a fraud somewhere somewhereand somewhereand somewhereand
and he asked to have them amended amendedJudge amendedJudge amendedJudge
Judge Blanchard thought the only way wayout wayout wayout
out of the difficulty was to appoint a arcforoe areteree aroforee
rcforoe to take evidence In the matter matterand maUernnd matterand
and he selected former Judge Abraham AbrahamR
R Lawrence to investigate the matter matterThe matterTbe matterThe
The referee has heard testimony from fromDevery fromDevcry fromDevery
Devery the headquarters stenographer stenographerJoseph stenographerJoseph stenographerJosCph
Joseph A Haggorty and other witnesses witnessesand witnessesand witnessesand
and will soon make his report reportThe reportThe reportThe
The original stenographic notes con contain contain contam ¬
tain tam tho following as to what Devery Deverysaid Deverysaid Deverysaid
said to Mencko MenckoI
I dont think you want to do your yourduty yourduty yourduty
duty I am going to close this case I Iam Iam Iam
am going to reserve decision d cision with the therecommendation th threcommendation therecommendation
recommendation that you OU be broke for forfailing fortaUlng forfailing
failing to do your duty touching on onthlR onthlRcase this thiscase thiscase
case I have fined you thirty days this thismonth thismonth thismonth
month I fined you yo u thirty days on April
4 This case is closed and decision Is Isreserved Isresered isreserved
reserved and I will recommend to the thecommissioner thecommissioner thecommissioner
commissioner that Mencke Is dismissed dismissedfrom dismissedrrom dismissedfrom
from the department departmentRevised departmentRevised departmentRevised
Revised Version VersionThe VersionThe VersionThe
The revised reds cd version of the transcript transcriptoS
oS 0 the record on file in Mencke encke case is isas Isas isas
as follows followsI
I dont think you OU want to do your yourduty yourduty yourduty
duty I am going to close this case caseYour caseYour caseYour
Your record Is the worst I seen Im Imgoing Imgoing Imgoing
going to reserve decision with the therecommendation therecommendation therecommendation
recommendation that you be broke for forfailing fortailing forfailing
failing to do your duty touchln on and andappertalnln andappertainin andappertainia
appertalnln to this case caseMr easoMr caseMr
Mr Haggerty Is unable to explain to totho totho 10the
tho referee how the transcript was dif different dl dlfcrent dirferent ¬
ferent from his notes which which he said saidwere saidwere saidwere
were correct correctDcvory oorrectDcvory rroct rroctDcvery
Dcvory was asked to explain what hat his hisofficial hisofficial hisofficial
official position was on April 11 last lastDovery lnstDovery lastDevery
Dovery meditated for a moment and andsaid andsaId andsatd
said saidI
I was as first deputy commissioner of po police policeoxcuse policeexcuse ¬
lice liceoxcuse excuse me methat that Is I was acting as assuch ass assuch
such s ch I still think I am chief of police policeyou policeyou policeyou
you know knowThat knowThat knowThat
That part of that paragraph has boen boenused boenused beenused
used very cry often I mean touchln on onan onan onan
an appertainln to but I have never nevermade nevermade nevermade
made any such remarks t te my knowl knowledge knowledge knowhedge ¬
edge In any way wa shape or form formSOLD formSOLD formSOLD
SOLD FIREWORKS TO CHILD CHILDGeorge CHILDGeorge CHILDGeorge
George Burvcrrler was fined 55 5 In the thePolice thePolice thePolice
Police Court today for selling fireworks fireworksto
i to a child under sixteen years of age
SENATORS WIN FIRST FIRSTGAME FIRSTGAME II IIGAME
GAME FROM CLEVELAND
Continued ConUnu from from First Pajrc Pajrcbagger lLIObagger Iagebagger
bagger scoring Moran oran and Selbach Leo Looended Loenled Leocaied
ended the batting matinee at this sos session sossion < Jesslon ¬
sion by going out Cllngnaan to first flrjtThird fiNtThird firstThird
Third Inning InningWright InningWright InningWright
Wright singled over ovorsQcond second Bays sin single awgle abigle ¬
gle between first and second advanced advancedthe advancedthe advancedthe
the runner a bag Then Bradley offered offeredMartin ortered1IarUn offeredMartin
Martin an easy chance Joe threw thre high highto hlhto highto
to first and the runner was safe Cling Cllngman CUngmnn Clingman
man clipped out a single scoring Wright WrightHockmun WrightHeckman WrlghtHockman
Hockmun drew four bad ones forcing forcingin
in Day Here Orth succeeded Townsend Townsondin
in the box McCarthy the next man up upstruck UIJstruelt upstuek
struck out Flick wont ont out Caroy Caro to toOrth toOrth toOrth
Orth Bradley scoring and Gouchnauer Gouchnauerwent Gouchnauerwent Gouchnauerwont
went out to Carey unassisted unassistedCarey unassistedCarey unassistedCarey
Carey led off of and fanned fanne Martin Martinpopped Martinpopped larUnpopped
popped his second fly this one to Brad Bradley Dradley Bradhey ¬
ley Robinson again walked and and stole stolesecond stolesecond
second Drill lined a beauty to left and andwas andwna andivan
was robbed o or a hit by b McCarthys McCarthysprotty McCarthyspretty lcCarthyspreUY
pretty catch
Fourth Inning InningMartin InninglnrUn InningMartin
Martin madp a pretty onehand stop stopof stopot stopof
of Bemis short bounder and retired him himat himat himat
at first Wright filed out to Selbachi SelbachiAl SelbachoAl SelbachAl
Al Orth the first up chopped a safe safebunt safebunt safebtht
bunt toward first and was forced at atsecond atsecond atsecond
second Wright to Gochnaucr Oochi1aucr by Moran MoranSelbach MoranSelbach Ioran IoranSelbach
Selbach singled Moran going olng to third thirdSelbach thirdSelbach thirdSelbach
Selbach stole second Ryans ou to toBay toDay toBay
Bay scored Moran Bay holding Sel Selbach Selbach Sd Sdbach ¬
bach on second Selbach then stole stolethird stoletblrd stolethird
third his third of the day Lee walked walkedand walkedand walkedand
and was called out in his attempt to tosteal tosteal tosteal
steal second on a questionable decision decisionTime decisionTime decisionTime
Time was as then called on account account of ofCarothers orCarothers ofCarothers
Carothers who fell a victim to the hot hotsun hotsun hotsun
sun some some unfeeling monster hazarding hazardingthe hazardingthe hazardingthe
the opinion that ho was undoubtedly undoubtedlyfoolish undoubted1foolish undoubtedlyfoolish
foolish with the heat if the decision decisionat
at second could be taken as a criterion criterionHarry criterionHarry criterionHarry
Harry Mace Iace an old National League Leaguepitcher Leaguepitch Leaguepitcher
pitcher pitch or of this city was then pressed pressedinto pressedInto pressedinto
into service to hold the Indicator IndicatorFifth IndIcatorFifth indicatorFifth
Fifth InningBradley InningBradley Inning InningBradley
Bradley went out on a fly to Moran Moranwho Moranwho oran oranwho
who went to deep left for it He made madea
a long and desperate run for Cllngmans Cllngmansfly
fly capturing It Hickman singled over overshort overshort overshort
short the first off Orth Lee took care careof careo careof
of o McCarthys fly retiring the side sideCarey sideCarey sidecarey
Carey went out Cllngman to Hickman HickmanMartin HickmanMartin HickmanMartin
Martin died the same way Robinson Robinsondied Robinsondied Robinsondied
died Wright Trlght to first firstSixth firstSixth firstSixth
Sixth Inning InningElmor InningElmer InningElmer
Elmer Flick headed the t e list for fo his hisside hi hiside hisside
side and raised a foul fly for Carey CareyGochnauer CareyGochnauer CareyGochanuer
Gochnauer save Robinson Ms first firstchance firRtchance firstchance
chance and was wa thrown out to Carey CareyLoe CarejLoe CareyLee
Loe retired the side by taking fn Bernie Beniisfly Bonllsfly Berniefly
fly flyDrill
Drill rapped a hard one to left and andwas andwas nd ndwas
was out Orth foosled one to Bradloy Bradloyand Bradloyand Bradleyand
and was safe on his error Selbach sin singled singled singled ¬
gled Flick Fli let lotit it through him anti Sel Selwont Se1wont Sd Sdwent
wont to third Orth scoring Ryan jndvd jndvdit Jn ndedit ld ldIt
it with a fly to Bradley BradleySeventh BradleySdventh
Seventh 5 venth Inning InningWright InningWright InningWright
Wright out o Robinson to Carey Drill Drllltook Drilltook
took Bays fly off the grandstand prad
hey le doubled though a questionable quesU nable one onethe oUrthe
the ball carromlng off of Moran oran into intocenter intocenter Intocenter I
center centerWyatt centerVntt centerWyatt
Wyatt Vntt Lee opened the Senators half halfof hal halor halfof
of tho seventh by drawing a pass Cling Cllngmans Clingmans Clingmans ¬
mans error gave Carey a life Leo go goIng goIng golag
Ing to third Martin walked filling fl1ll g the thebases th thbases thebases
bases Robinson hit to Bradley who whoretired whoretired ho horetired
retired Lee at the plate Bemla threw threwto threwto threwto
to first to catch Robinson the ball got gotaway gotaway gotaway
away from Hlokman and three thr e runs runsromped runsromped runsromped
romped home
Eighth Eigh h Inning InningHlckman InningHickman InningHickman
Hickman singled and tool second on onSolbachs onS onS
Solbachs S lbacbs error McCarthy out to Ryan RyanFlick RyanFlick RyanFlick
Flick walked in a pelting shower showerGochnauer showerGochnauer showerGochnauer
Gochnauer going out to Ryan Bemis Bemisforcing Bemisforcing Bemisforcing
forcing Flick Moran to Robinson Moran Moranstarted Moranstarted Moranstarted
started off and went out Cllngman to toHlckman toHickman toHickman
Hickman Selbach going out third to tofirst tofirst tofirst
first Jimmy Ryan laced out a beauty
The 1900 I9OQBaliBearing 1900BallBearing 1900BaiFBearin
BaliBearing BaiFBearin Washer Free FreeFR065 FreeFRor FreeFROM
FROM FACTORY TO YOUR DOOR DOORFREIGHT DOORFREIGHT DOORFREIGHT
FREIGHT PREPAID BOTH WAYS ON THIRTY DAYS FREE TRIAL TRIALNO
NO DEPOSIT OR ADVANCE PAYMENT REQUIRED IF NOT SATISFAC SATISFACTORY SATISFCTOR SATISFACTORY ¬
TORY TOR Y RETURN IT AT OUR EXPENSE NO QUESTIONS ASKED ASKEDThe ASKEDFC ASKEDThe
FC 4 4raflI
raflI iIjl iIl iIlThe
The 1900 BALL BEARING Washer ashor is tho greatest time labor and ex expense expense cxpease ¬
pense saving appliance ever Invented An in n absolute necessity to Households HouseholdsLaundries HouseholdsLaundrios Householdslaundries
Laundries Hotels Boarding Houses Public Institutions etc etc Only Onlypractical lnlypractical nly nlypractical
practical simple easy running washer ever made Hundreds of thousands thousandsnow thousandsnow thousandsnow
now in successful use useTho useThe useThe
The 1900 BallBearlnc Automatic Washing Machine is the simplest simplesteasiest simplesteaslost simplesteasiest
easiest running most efficient machine for washing w shln clothes ever Invented InventedIt
It is a thoroughly practical laborsaving machine for washing all kinds and andgrades andgrades andgrades
grades of materials from the finest lacos to the coarsest fabrics It is con constructed constructod < < on onstructod ¬
structod on sclentlfls principles It revolves on ballbearings which render renderthe renderthe renderthe
the rotary movement as easy as the wheels of a highgrade bicycle The
1900 Washer Vas her will wash any garment without boiling without scrubbing scrubbingand scrubbingand scrubbingand
and without wear or tear There Is absolutely no need of using any chemi chemicals chemlcnls chemicals ¬
cals Soap and hot water are the only necessary things to do perfect work workTHE workTHE workTIlE
THE WASHING IS DONE WHILE THE OPERATOR SITS BY D THE SIDE SIDEOF 5mBOF SIDEOF
OF THE TUB REVOLVING REVOLYI G IT BY THE HANDLE HALF WAY AROUND TO TORIGHT TORIGHT TORIGHT
RIGHT AND LEFT
CONVINCING TESTIMONY
1000 WILL BE FORFEITED TO ANYONE PROVING THIS LETTER NOT NOTGENUINE NOTGENUINE NOTGENUINE
GENUINE GENUINEBrlggs GENUINEDriggs GENUINEBriggs
Briggs Avenue Morris Park N Y Feb 19 1902 1902Enclosed 1902Enc 1902Enulcsed
Enclosed Enc c8ed please and bill for washer with cash to settle the same I can canhardly canhllrdly canliardl
hardly liardl express cx ress my satisfaction with the machine and thoroughly agree with withyou withyou withyou
you that the first time you ou use it you like it but the more you use it the thebetter thebotter thebetter
better you like It I DID NOT OT BELIEVE IT POSSIBLY POSSI L COULD DO WHAT WHATYOU WHATYOU WHATYOU
YOU CLAIMED but thought It must have some ome good points or you ou could not notventure notventure notventure
venture to send on free trial The free trial is a splendid Idea as I never nevershould nevershould nevershould
should have been Induced by any an amount of advertisements to Invest any anymoney anymone anymotley
money mone to 0 find out If It was R good machine I stood amazed as I lifted art articles nrtiells artides ¬
ides from the washer on my first trial trialarticles articles that as I put them in wore so sosoiled sosoiled sosoiled
soiled that I exclaimed Oh yes theyll come out clean and white whiteBut whlttDut whiteBut
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