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4 THE WASHINGTON WATT1 fGTON TIMES TTMS WEDNESDAY WrflNSflAVAPRTT91in1 APRIL 27 1904
WILL iitr ENfERTAINGEN ENfERTAIN ENIERTAtNQENIOSTERHAUS
GEN QENIOSTERHAUS QENIOSTERHAUSTo oSTERHAUS oSTERHAUSTo
To Be Guest of Honor of ofLocal otLocal
Local LO ll Yeterans VeteransTO YeteransTO YeteransTO
TO LUNCH WITH PRESIDENT PRESIDENTDistinguished PRESIDENTDistinguished
Distinguished Hero of Civil War Will WillArrive WiIlArrive
Arrive in City on onThursday onThursday
Thursday ThursdayWashington ThursdayVasblngton
Washington veterans will entertain entertain2klaj ontertalnMaj
Maj G Gen a Petor Joseph Ostorhaus Osterhaus one oneof oneot oneof
of the commanders in the Northern Northernarmy Northernarm1 Northrnarmy
army in n th the civil war who arrived arr ved yes yesterday jes jesterday yesterday
terday at at New York on the steamship steamshipFinland BtoomshlpFinland steamshipFinland
Finland from Antwerp tntwer ntwlrJ after an ab absence absence absence ¬
sence from the United States of thirty thirtysix thlrt thlrtSix thirtysix
six years yearsGeneral yearsGeneral ears earsGeneml
General Omterhaus is in America in inresponse InresponBe Inresponse
response to an invitation from old com comrades comrades cornrades ¬
rades in St Louis to visit the exposi exposition exposltlon exposiLion ¬
Lion tionAmerican
tlonHe
He will be entertained b by Gorman GormanAmerlcan
American veterans in Philadelphia and andWashington Dndashlnton andWasli1nton
Washington WashingtonThe Wasli1ntonThe ashlnton ashlntonThe
The general enerel had served seryed1n in the Prus Prussian Jrusflan Prqs Prqsnan ¬
flan army before coming to the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States In I860 and during the civil war warhe war warhe warhe
he filled1 fiI1C all grades from private to the thecommander thecommander th thcommander
commander of a division divisionGuest divisionGuest divisionGuest
Guest of Local Veterans VeteransThe VeteransThe VeteransThe
The Department De > Artment of the Potomac G GA GR GA
A R has made special plans to receive receiveGeneral receiveGenenl receiveGenenti
General Osterhaus when the distin distinguished distinguished distinguished ¬
guished veteran reaches Washington WashingtonA
A committee composed of Gen A Hart Hartdepartment Hartdepartment Hartdepartment
department commander chairman chairmanMajor chairmanMajor chairmanMajor
Major Fletcher White secretary and andtreasurer andtr andtreasurer
treasurer tr asurcr John McElroy A A Von VonHaake VonHaake VonHaake
Haake Col D S Stevenson Bteven on General GeneralBussey GeneralBussey
Bussey Bus5e Captain Ca tain Burch and B F FChase FChase
Chase have completed preparations for fora fora 0 0Chase
a reception and banquet at Rauschers Rauscherson Rauscheron
on Friday Frida evening at which a number numberof num numberof er erot
of prominent men will speak speakGeneral speakGeneral speakGeneral
General Osterhaus who will Ul be the theguest thbguest thiguest
guest of honor will arrive In Washlng
tton tomorrow afternoon While In the thecity theclt thecity
city clt he will stop with Representative
Bartholdt of Missouri On Friday rldaj Gen General General Genera ¬
eral era Osterhaus will take luncheon with
President Roosevelt Several Sev rnl other pri private prlate private ¬
vate ate entertainments have been arranged
in his honor honorOld honorOld honorOld
Old comrades will be at the station to tomeet tomeet tomeet
meet the distinguished visitor tomorrowafternoon tomorrow tomorrowafternoon tomorrowafternoon
afternoon Owing to the fact that he Is Ismore Ismore 1 1more
more than eighty years ears of age there thereare thereare thereare
are no arrangements for his entertain entertainment entertainment entertalnment ¬
ment on Thursday evening which he hewill hew11l hewill
will spend resting at Mr BartholdVa
horoe
A Refugee From Germany GermanyThe GermanyThe GermanyThe
The return return of General Osterhaus Oflferha s to toAmerica toAmerica te teAmerica
America revives memories of the great greatInflux greatInfiux grealInflux
Influx of Germans who ho left their native nativeland IatlveJrnd iativ iativland
land after the revolution of o 1WS 194 for forrefuge forrefuge fo forefuge
refuge in America The greater part of oftjjese ort ol r rtjese
tjjese t se Immigrants were of the t 1e higher higherclass highercass r rcass
cass and to their education and Indus Industrial Industrial Industrial ¬
trial training WAS due much of the rapid
development of the Western States in inwhich Inwhich Ic 1 1which
which they settled settledThey settledThe settledThey
They The were also soldiers sol lers these the e fugitive fugitivGermans
Germans The laws of their land com compelled comtelled cornel1ed ¬
pelled el1ed them to serve their term in the theregular thert thi thiregular
regular rt > gular army and the revolution had hadbrought had1rought ha hart
brought rt rti rtiAt actual c pg fighting U11 P experlatice t qc to tonrnn o omt
nrnn f
> > f J 5
mt At the ihe Duibre outbreak ujreak qf Q the ti civil t 1 wift w < < r they t tb tbentered Y
entered the ranks of the t le Union nlon army arm armAmong
Among < thof thoe th e who enlisted in Missouri Missouriregiments Missouriregiments 1 1regiments
regiments SVJMJ g peter Peter eter Joseph Osterhaus Osterhausa
a young cttJfOQtnt < feMout nant of the Prussian Prussiana Prueshun1y
a ny m When regiments were organized I
for regular fighting he became colonel colonelcf colonelCf 1
cf f the Twelfth Twel1 11 Missouri M1850ur whose ranks rankswere rankswere rank S Swere
were filled with Germans GermansFour GermVsFour GermisFour
Four Days of f Battle BattleIn BattleIn Battlein
In the battle of Pan RIdsje which be began begln begn ¬
gan on March 5 1882 1BS SZ in the mountains mountainsof
of Arkansas Arkan and lasted ted tour days dsyColonel dsyColonelOsterimus Colonel Colonelthe ColonelOstchaus
Ostchaus was hi Command arone of ofthe ofthe
the four divisions of the army rmy fonred to todrive tolrlv toirIve
drive < lrlv Sterling Price out of Mtawtirl MtawtirlAT n thjoirIAr 1Irf 1IrfAr
Ar a reward for torthe the mannappla rnannQ1I1ttwhICh which
ho h and hi his men me f OughtPt1oung ought y mg JOsterU8 Oster ¬
haus U8 was WI made brigadier brl 8dler general of ofvolunteers ofuntee otunteers
volunteers < untee unteers Later he was with ith Grant Grant1L
ir Tenneasee and commanded a dl divioion
vioion 11 jpYon in the siege of Vicksburg Vicksburgoft
After oft fter the Atlanta A tJantA campaign when
General Logan went to the war Gen General Gene1l1 Geaeril ¬
eral Osterhaus took command of the the1teenth
Fifteenth Corps Co on the march to the thes theSHe thesea
SHe s a He had been made a major gen gencril ge geCr
cril Cr 1 I for conspicuous gallantry in front fronto
0 Atlanta on July 22 22On
On January Ja1 18ry IS 1M6 1 General Oster Osterur OsterI
I ur u J wj > f mustered t Wtterd out of the army armyallot armyI armyatv
allot I fty having Nt iog ng seen e five years > 15 service serviceTh scnlceorb serviceTlu
Th Tlu < 8nali lI ail pension lie received r elv d was nut nutenough nut1Iough nutC
enough C sough for him to live on In America AmericaF
F < he returned to his native land to tolive to11E tolie
live with his daughter in Boun and andMnnrheim andlIt andMtnrheitm
Mnnrheim MnnrheimML lIt Mtnrheitm1L nr helm helmVlIlLiEXGLUOE
ML VlIlLiEXGLUOE 1L EXCLUDE IIFRO II ft1ENFROM ME MEFM
FRO FROM SELECT CHOIR fflI1
Only Girls Singcxs Sinets for Fashionable FashionableBaltimore FasbionableBaltimore FashionableBaltimore
Baltimore Church if Vestry Vestrymen VcstrymeR Vestrynien ¬
men nienBALTPOlU Decide DecideBALTIMORE Deci c cBALTIIORJF
BALTIMORE BALTPOlU April 27 1 TThe Th h8 vestry vestrymen ve vestrymen trr ¬
men mlnCIIt 0c tbc idtoiibtoMbie h1asbIe bte All AIlProtestant shln shlnProtestant hfptII hfptIIProtqtant
Protestant E Episcopal l Cburcli of this thiscity tb tbclty thiscity
city have determined c1etci RQed to aiarnenea disften 1I wtlth wtlthall aithall 11th 11thaU
all masculine singers Idngersandbae and have the choir choircomposed choircompoeed choircomposed
composed entirely of women womenThe WOntenThe wozenThe
The tendency of Episcopal churches churchesfor churchelftor churchesfor
for a number of years ara has h been to die dtepense d dpense diepense
pense with feminine voices YoIee boys fur furnishing turnlshlng furniching ¬
nishing the sopranos Hence the change changeat
at t All Saints is a decided innovation innovationQUESTION InncwatlonQUESTION innovationQUESTION
QUESTION OF TITLE TITLETO TITLETO TITLETO
TO GROUND FOR ALLEY ALLEYDistrict ALLEYDl ALLEYDistrict
District Dl trict Auditor Garrison Garrl on has asked askedthe askedthe askedthe
the Corporation Couasql COUD to decide decidewhether decldlwhether decidewhether
whether the District can secure cure a good goodtitle goodtItle goodtitle
title to the property of Leonard Genoetwhich Gen Genoet Genoetewhich te tewhl
whl which < h is needed to open an alley In Inthe Inthe inth
the th aouare square bounded by Seventh A and
Eighth EI hth Streets and North Carolina Ave
rie r If > poutheaet poutheaetPayment IIOUtheaAttPayment ioutheaatPayment
Payment has already alread been b 8n made to toone toone toone
one person for damages In connection
with Uh the opening of ofthe the allay nlle and Mr
Garrison wants to know If the whole
proceeding will be vitiated by a failure
to secure title to Mr Gonostea land landCOMMISSIONERS landCOMMISSIONERS landCOMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONERS ORDER ORDERTEN ORDERTEN ORDERTEN
TEN THOUSAND DOG TAGS TAGSThe TAGSThe TAGSThe
The District Commissioners have or ¬
dered that 10000 dog tags be bought at ata ata ata
a total cost of 15450 15450Those I5450Those 1450These
Those tags which will be distributed distributedamong distributedamong distributedamong
among those persons who pay their dog
taxes are according to the specifica s citIcq ¬
Lions of German rman silver and finished finhh d
In the best workmanlike manner mannerBRITISH mannorBR mannerBRITISH
BRITISH BR TISH BOMBARD TOWN TOWIiADEN TOWNADEN j
ADEN Arabia April 27rThe town of ofIlllg atIllig ofIllig
Illig on the coast of SonmlHand l hRs s
been bombarded by b the British and th the
Sultan of 1111 11118 lIig captured
Mormonism Breaks Up UpMr UpMr UpMr
Mr Matthews Family FamilyWife
8 8Wife
Wife Who Testified in the Smoot Case Quar Quarrels Q Quarrels ar arrels ¬
rels With Gentile Husband HusbandHe He Moves Movesand Movesand Movesand
and Lives in Mining Camp
Utih
SALT LAKE Utah April 27 2iMrsEmma 2iMrs 27MrsEmma Mrs MrsEmma
Emma Matthews who gave testimony testimonyIn
In i n the Smoot case regarding a 11 plural pluralmarriage pluralmarrlage pluralmarriage
marriage Is In a peck of trouble and andIB andIs ands
IB i s In danger of losing her husband be because becauso beause ¬
cause c of her remarks on the stand standt standbo standboore t bo bofore 00fore
fa fore f ore the Senate Committee on Privileges Privilegesand PrlU Privilegesnd g s sand
and a nd Elections ElectionsMrs ElectionsMrs ElectionsMrs
Mrs Matthews Mated In Washington Washingtonthat Washingtonhat Vashlngtonthat
that t hat although tho th wife of a Gentile Gentilej Gentileshe Gentilehe
ts
j she s he still believed In the truth of the theCelebrate theODD theODD
ODD FEllOWS HOLD HOLDAN HOLDANANNIERSARY
AN ANANNIERSARY ANANNIERSARYCelebrate
1
Celebrate Eighty Eightyfif Eig1ityfir Eig1ityfirof fifth Ji ettr ettrof rr rrof
of Orderl OrderCEREMONY Order OrderCEREMONY OrdeiCEREMONY
l
CEREMONY BALL AND MUSIC MUSICMemhers MUSICMembers MUSICMembers
Members of Grand and Subordinate SubordinateLodges SubordinaLodges SubordinatLodges
Lodges Encampment and andPatriarchs andPatriarchs andPatriarchs
Patriarchs Participated ParticipatedThe
The Independent Order OId r of Odd Follows Fellowscelebrated Followscelobrated Followscelebrated
celebrated In fitting tIttln style the eighty eightyfifth oight1I eightyfifth
fifth anniversary of the founding of oftheir 0 0their oftheir
I their order last night Long before the theexercises theexercises theexercises
exercises began Odd Fellows Hall on onSeventh onSeventh onSeventh
Seventh Street was packed with en enthusiastic enthusiastic enthusastic ¬
thusiastic members and at the last hun hundreds hundreds bundreds ¬
dreds were unable to obtain admission admissionThe admissionThe admissionThe
The celebration consisted of a reception receptionand receptionand
receptionL
and ball unique ceremonies and a high highclass highclass highclass L
class program under the auspices of the thegrand thegrand thegrand
grand lodtre lod p grand encampment sub subordinate subordinate subordinate ¬
ordinate lodges subordinate encamp encampments encampments encampments ¬
ments Rebekah lodges and Patriarchs PatriarchsMilitant PatrinrchsMlUtmt PatriarchsMilitant
Militant MilitantAt MlUtmtAt
At 8 oclock In the bunting and palm palmdecorated palmdecorated palixdecorated L
decorated hall the exercises were open opened opened opened ¬
ed by b W V H McNIel eNle1 chairman c alrman of the theanniversary theannhersary theanniversary
anniversary committee who presented presentedJ present l lJ
J H Crew grand master mast r of o this Juris Jurisdiction jUrisdiction ¬
diction Mr Crew delivered nn address addressof addrgat nddresof I
of welcome to the guests and was fol followed tollowed followod ¬
lowed by b Commissioner Macfarland who whotendered wnotendered wnctendered
tendered the citys greeting to the vis visitors visitors ¬
itors Special greeting was tendered to toAlfred toAlfred tc tcAlfred I
Alfred S Pinkerton of Massachusetts Massachusettspast Massachus Massachushttspast tt ttpast
past grand sire of the worldwho made madethe madethe mad madthe
the address of the evening eveningThe evenln eveningThe o oThe
The Musical Program ProgramThe ProgramThe ProgramThe
The musical part of the program con consisted consisted consisted ¬
sisted of solos 0108 and a chorus Our OurFlag OutFlag OwFlag
Flag led by b a quartet quartetDuring quartetDuring quartetDuring
During the opening exercises Mrs Mr trl D DOlin DOlin 1
Olin Leech sans santi a contralto solo The TheLost TheLost t
mcI
Lost Chord Mrs Irs Marie lar1e Machnichol MachnicholRichmond MachnleholRichmond MachnichoRichmond I
Richmond a soprano solo of two num number numbers ¬
ber bers Snowy Flakes by b Cowan numi and andThy andThy ant antThy i
Thy Name Namer by Wood After Aft r the ad address addre adt ¬
dre dress s of the evening William ClaBdugh ClaBdughsang Cla ClabdfiIsang glr glrsang t
sang Danny Dann Deever a short Irish Irishencore Irishencore IrislE
encore My Iy Love Nell and a toreador toreadorsong toreadorsorig toreadoisong E
song sorigThe songThe
The soloist of the chorus was Miss E EPtarlc EPearle
Ei
Pearle Grigsby in the quartet were Miss MissElla Mis MisL MIssElla i
Ella C Howlson soprano sopr no Miss Martha MarthaE MarthtB L
E Howison alto C A Cannon tenor tenorand tenorand tenorand
and Otto F Smith bass
OFFICERS lOTTOlO lOTTOlOOVER NOTWORRIEUOVER OTORiIE OTORiIEOVEE
OVER M sTREET LIE LIESatisfactory LI LINESatisfactory N E Ef ESatisfactory
f
Satisfactory Progress They Say Has HasBeen HasBeen HasBeen
Been Made on th th2 Proposed ProposedLegislation Proposediegislati ProposedLcEislatin
iegislati Legislation LegislationThose LcEislatinThose n nThose
Those who are interested in the Old OldDominion OldDominion OldDominion
Dominion Railroad Company were not notsurprised ript riptI notsurprised
I surprised It was said this morning morningwhan mOtI1lngwhon morningwhen
when It was announced that the bill billwould bllwould bI1would
would not go through at this session of ofCongress otCongress ofCongress
Congress CongressThe CongressThe CongressThe
The officers of the company were hope hopeful hopeI hopefulbut ¬
I ful fulbut but not sanguine that the measure measurewould measurewould measurewould
would be passed In the few weeks re remaining rei reinalningafter ¬
i maining rnalnlnghfter after it had been reported back backto backto backto
to Congress by the District Commis Commissioners Commissioners Commisslonors ¬
sioners Sold S 1d one of the stockholders to today today today ¬
day
When Then Congress meets again we are aregoing aregoing aregoing
going to tohae have in operation fourteen fourteenmiles fourteenmile fourteenmiles
miles ot o fine Ine ne double track railroad and andcars andcars andcars
cars running on a tenminute schedule schedulefrom schedulefrom schedulefrom
from Groat Falls to the Aqueduot AqueduotBridge AQueduotBl1cgc AqueductBridge
Bridge The new bridge will also be becompleted be04tmtJleted beoenTpleted
completed We Ve expect expoc to expend Jl000000 Jl000000on 1000000 1000000on 1000000on
on the other side of the river We Ve hope hopethis hopotW hopethis
this tW line will ili be an object lesson to our ouropponents ouropponents ouropponents
opponents as to the bona fide character characterof
of our ourproposed proposed crosstown line lineMeanwhile lineuMeanhlle lineMeanwhIle
Meanwhile we have made substantial substantialprogress substantialprogrH substantialprogress
progress lln in Congress in inthat1le thaf thattijernatter thattijernatterwill the < matter matterwill
will not have ha vo to be gone over again againThe agaibThe snlh snlhThe
The sort sort of ot opposition th that Mt t is develop developIBET deelophit developlair
lair hit to the line was made manifest by bythe bythe bythe
the character cha cter of some of o the men pres present present proseat ¬
ent to oppose opp se the line yesterday yesterdayWhen yesterdayWhen esterdaYVhen
When one particularly offensive In Individual IndlvJ individual ¬
> dividual dlvJ ual arose the officers shivered shiveredWhen shiveredWhen shiveredWhen
When he announced that he opposed opposedthe oppostdthe opposdthe
the measure they laughed It was their
fear that he would support tho thomeasure thom themeasure
measure measureCORA m measureCORA Asure AsureCORA
CORA THOMAS CONDITION CONDITIONREMAINS CONDITIONREMAINS CONDITIONREMAINSFAVORABLE
REMAINS REMAINSFAVORABLE REMAINSFAVORABLEPhysicians FAVORABLE FAVORABLEPhysicians FAY9RABLE FAY9RABLEPhy
Physicians Phy lelans attending Cora < Jora B Thomas Thomasthe Thomastbe Thomasthe
the clerk In tho office of the th Auditor of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Navy Department who h sustained sustainedfractures sustained8otures sustainedraetures
fractures 8otures of both legs In an olevator elevatoroccidont olevatoraeddont olevatoraccident
accident at the Treasury Department Departmentyesterday Departmentyesterday I Iterday
yesterday terday report her condition is more morefavorable morefavorable morefavorable
favorable today todayThere todayThere todayThere
There is no indication that the injuries injurieswill Injuriesvm Injurieswill
will result fatally and the surgeons will
devote their efforts to save her from rota
being disfigured for or life ICe
Mis Miss Thomas Is a patjjent at the
Homeopathic Hospital HospltaUAGAINST HospitalAGAINST HospitalsAGAINST
AGAINST CANADIAN RECIPROCITY RECIPROCITYBOSTON RECIPROCITYBOSTON RECIPROCITYBOSTON
BOSTON April 27A vote against againstCanadian againstC againstCanadian
Canadian C n dlan reciprocity was was taken yester ycatercay yestercaf yesterca
cay caf ca in the legislative committee coplmllteeon qornmitteop on Fed Federal Federal Fedoral ¬
eral relations when the committee de ¬
rided to report adversely a bill calling
for the presentation of a memorial to
Congress in favor of a trade treaty with w th
Canada
Mormon religion Her Gentile husband husbandCharles husbandCharles husbandCharles
Charles Matthews is a former Texas Texassheriff TexllSsherCft Texassheriff
sheriff and is decidedly de ldedly hostile hostile to Mor Mormon Mormon Moemon ¬
mon doctrines They keep a hotel in inMarysvllle InMarysvllle inMarysvillo
Marysvllle Utah UtahOn UtahOn UtahOn
On Mrs trs Matthews return her husband husbandbegan husbandbesnn husbandbegan
began making remarks about the Mor Mormons Mormons Moemons ¬
mons which his wife resented The Thebickering Thebickering Thebickering
bickering grew more serious until at atlost atlast atlast
last Mr Matthews packed his things thingsand thngiJand
L
and moved to a cabin at ata a mine he Is Isworking Isorklng Icworking
working workingIIMHB workingMURDERS orklng orklngMURDERS
MURDERS IK IKCarpenter WIFEAN 1FE 1FEAND
AN AND 0 DAUGHTER DAUGHTERCarpen DAUGHTERCarpenter
Carpenter Carpen ter Also Tries Tie to toShoot toShoot tcShoot
Shoot Wife of N Neighbor NeighborLONG NeighborLONG ei ghb 01 01LONG
LONG DOMESTIC TROUBLES TROUBLESTells
Tells Neighbors GoodBy and Says SaysHe SaysH Say SayHell 3
He H Hell ll Meet Them Themin Them4in Them9nHell
4in 9nHell 9nHellRICHLASD in Hell HellRICHLAND HellRICHLAND
RICHLAND CENTER Wis April 27 27Henry 2 2Henry
Henry Morrison a a carpenter aged agedsixty aedsixty agec i
sixty years ears yesterday shot and killed killedhis killedhis kllle klllehis I
his wife and their daughter Mrs Mrs Mr Deb DebClark DebClark Del DelClark
Clark at their home In Woodstock fit fifteen fitteen fitteen ¬
teen miles north of this city He also alsotried nlsotrIed
tried to kill Mrs Mathias Kllngaman a aneighbor aneighbor c t
neighbor and Intimate friend of the thewomen thewomen thc thcwomen cS S
women womenAfter womenAfter womenAfter
After domestic troubles extending extendingover extendingOVer extendiniover
over considerable consl eraole time said to Involve Involvea Inolva
a dispute over some property Interests InterestsMorrison InterestsMorrJson interestsMorrison
Morrison left his family tamil about a fort fortnight fortnight fortnight ¬
night ago and came nere to reside resideYesterday resld resldYesterday resideYesterday
Yesterday morning he drove back tohis to tohis t this
his home
Shot Without Warning WarningWithout WarningWithout WarningWithout
Without warning he shot his wife wifewho wltewho
who fell dead where she stood His Hisdaughter Hisdaughter HL HLdaughter 5
daughter fled from the house carrying carryingher carryingher f fher
her twoyearold childMorrison cbUdMorrison child cblldMorrison
Morrison rusheof rushe after aflerl1 fterhlj lifer f ah n E < T c catch catching fch fchIng
ing her by the hair threw her to the theground theground thi thiground 5
ground Bending over Mrs Clarks Clarksprostrate Clark5prostrate CIark CIarkprostrate
prostrate form he h placed his revolve revolveclose f Volvc1 Volvc1close
close to her temple and drove a a bullet bulletinto bulletinto bulleinto t
into her brain brainWhen brainVhen brainWhen
When her h r lifeless body was picked up u uby
by neighbors the babe was found foundtightly foundtightly founctightly
tightly clasped In her arms unharmed unharmedUsed unharmedUsed unharmedUsed
Used Babe as Shield ShieldHaving ShieldHaving ShieldHaving
Having killed his wife and daughter daughterMorrison daughterMorrison daughterMorrison
Morrison then th > rt proceeded to the Kllnga Kllngamail Kllngaman Klingaman
man home where he found the family familyat familyat famil V
at at dinner Entering unbidden he pulled pulledhis pul1 pulle pullehis d dhis VLI
his gun and attempted to shoot Mrs MrsKllngaman MrsKlingaman Mr MrKllngaman
Kllngaman charging her with being th thinstigator thb thbInstigator thinstigator <
instigator of his family troubles troublesAs tT ubles ublesAsMrsKlIngnnanbeld
As AsMrsKlIngnnanbeld A Mrs 24r Klingaman held up her babe babeas babEas bab babr I >
as d a snieid hleld leld again his 1i aim aim mMoiTI8 Morrison Morrisonflred Morrlsoa b bfired r
fired but b t missed her h r Before he could couldfire coult1tIre coul coulfire a
fire again he was overpowered overpoweredAs
As he was being taken away by tht thtsheriff thbsherlrt th tha b
sheriff Morrison turned to t assembled assembledneighbors assemblet1nelghborR assembleneighbors a
neighbors saying sayingellh
Well ellh goodby boys If we dont meet meetngaln race t
again here ere Ill meet you ou In hell raceII a aright all allI II
I right
MAPlE SUGAR PARTY PARTYIS
IS HELL ATTENDED ATTENDEDFour ATTENDEDI ATTENDEDFourlIundrcd J JFourBundrcd I I
Four FourlIundrcd Hundred People Listen to Speeches Speechesand Speechesandl s sand
and Enjoy Enj i Refreshr RefreshrFully R ef frsh frshmeats sb sbmenta
meats mentaFull
Fully Full 400 people attended the annual annualmaple annual annualmaple anniu anniumaple 1
maple sugar patty given by the Vermont VermontState VerniontState it itState
State Association at National Rifles RiflesArmory RInes RInesArmory Rifle g gArmory
Armory last night nightC nightCoHo nightC
C CoHo H Darling Assistant Secretary Secretar cf cfthe cCthe c cthe
the Navy made an address to start tho thospeakers thospeakers th n nspeakers
speakers He was followed by the Hon HonRedfleld HonRedfield 1
Redfleld Proctor the Hon KJtt KSttrldge KSttrldgeHaskins > idge idgeHasklns 1e e
Haskins the Hon C H Robb trie tle Hon HonG Hon HonG i iG
G R Wales the Hon D J Fosterr Fosterrand Fosterrand Pozte r rand
and the lion W P Dillingham DllllnghamThese DillinghamThese DillinghamThese
These speakers are Green Mountain Mountainboys Mouhtalnboys a aboys
boys and belong to the association associationThe associationThe associationThe
The party was managed by the follow olion ¬
ing Runnion M Patrick chairman chairmanMrs ch1lrmanMrs chairatanMrs
Mrs A S Cay Ca1wood wood Mrs Martha A
Miles Mrs Lucy R I Brown Miss lIss Grace
Ross Mrs Mary I Falrman Mrs If i
T Oftterdinger Mrs Isabel M 1 Wilkins
Mrs A C Goodrich Edward R Camp ¬
bell E L Holbrook Ben F Wlnklns
H Clay Sholes Edwin D Farnham
Charles E Fairman Henry Tk T Offter OffterHolton
dlnger Azro J 1 Maxham Douglas W V
Holton and George S Benson BensonBALTIMOREAN BensonBALTIMOREAN BensonBALTIMOREANPURCHASES
BALTIMOREAN BALTIMOREANPURCHASES BALTIMOREANPURCHASESPAINTIriGBY PURCHASES PURCHASESPAINTlW PURCHASESPAINT <
PAINTlW PAINT PAINTIriGBY N f BY BY ERASMUS ERASMUSTriptych ERASM ERASMuS ERASMuSTriptych S Sr
r
Triptych of Crucifixion Scenes ScenesProperfy ScenesProperfyof ScenesProp Property Propertyof rty rtyofF
of of ofF F C Pitt PittBALTIMORE PittBALTI1ORE PittBALTIMORE
BALTIMORE Md McI April 27 27A iA A paint paintInp i
Ing of remarkable Interest has hl1sjutit hl1sjutitomo Just Justcomo justcome
como omo Into the possession of Fans C CVltf CFItt
Vltf FItt It Is a 11 well authenticated work workby Worklw
by Erasmus the Dutch theologian and andclassicist andlossloi8t andclassicist
classicist The painting is a trlptycn trlptycnor
or group of three folding panels the thecentral thecentro thecentral
central centro 1 one representing the crucifixion crucifixionand crucifixionand crucifixionand
and the th smaller ones the bearing of ihc ihccross lheCTCse he hecross
cross and the descent from the ho cross
On the outside when the thcPQnels panels are
folded appear two saints in grisaille
The triptych is i about four Our feet high
by b six feet wide It was painted when whEnErasmus whcnErasmus
Erasmus was thirtyfour years old and andbdore andbcfore
before he had gained his European Europeanreputation Europeanrcputatlon Europeaneputation
reputation This was only nine years yearsafter yearsafter yearsafter
after America was discovered discoveredAMERICANS dlscoeredAMERICANS discoveredAMERICANS
AMERICANS GRAB ROYAL ctRELIC ctRELICLONDON RELIC RELICLONDON RELICLONDON
LONDON April 27 27King King Edward re recently reconth recently ¬
cently loft some cherry stones on his hisplate hisplate hisplato
plate at a public function Tho mo moment ml mlment m mmeet ¬
ment he left the table a crowd of ofAmerican orAmerican ofAmerican
American ladies scrambled scramtitCldtor for thorn thornwith thornwith thorntcith
with the object it Is said of handing ha handingthem dhlK dhlKthem
them down to their descendants as fam family famIh tamily ¬
ily heirlooms heirloomsCOLONEL heirloomsCOLONEL heirloomsCOLONEL
COLONEL WILCOX RETIRES RETIRESCol RETIRESCol RETIRESCcl
Col Timothy E Wilcox of the Medi Medical Medical Mcdical ¬
cal Corps of tho army was retired yes yesterday yesterday es esterday ¬
terday for or age with the rank of briga brigadier brigadier brigzidier ¬
dier general
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STRAUSS MUSIC MUSICA MUSICA
A A GREAT DELIGHTInteresting DELIGHT DELIGHTInteresting
Interesting Song Program Programat
at National Theater TheaterMOST TheaterMOST TheaterMOST
MOST VERSATILE COMPOSER COMPOSERAnton COMPOSERAnton COMPOSERAnton
Anton Kaspar Pleases Audience by byMasterly byMasterly byMasterly
Masterly Playing of Sonata in inE inE
E Flat Major MajorThe J JThe
The closing daysjof days 9f the musical sea season season ¬
son are bringing toAVashington some of ofthe ottM ofthe
the most delightful d llghtful entertainments ntert lnments of ofthe otthe ofthO
the year and In the appearance at the theNational theNntlonal
National Theater yesterday afternoon of ofDr oCDr ofDr
Dr and nd Men Richard Strihiss tr nss the local localpublic localI localpublic
public pu bUO enjoyed enjoY d an nittmoon ttm Oon of music musicsuch m musIcsuch uslc uslcsuch
I such as it has rat ra y 1 been accorded in inmany inmany Inmany
many seasons seasonsAn seasOnsll seasonsAn
An ll audience com comsett om nsetl 1SCtt of musicians musiciansamong musiciansamong musiciansamong
among among whom was a Lf1e tergre representation representationfrom r representationfrom pre entatlon entatlonfrom
from official and social life including
Mrs Roosevelt and party sat from 430 430until 430until 4IIJuntii
until almost 7 oclock to hear the inter interesting InteresUhl interestJ ¬
esting estJ program rogmm offered ortere by bythpse these artists artistsassisted ilrtlstsnsst artistsnscstOd
assisted nsst d by Anton Kaspar K 1Ipar Violinist iohinist and andSynnay apdSy atidSydney
Sydney Sy n y Lloyd Wrightson Wri ghtm reader readerThe re readerThe der derThe
The first part of the program was de devoted devoted devoted ¬
voted exclusively to Strauss composi compositions compositlonsand coinposit4OflS ¬
tions tlonsand and It was this the audience had hadgone hadgone L Lgone
gone to hear Strauss is now one oneof oneot t tof
of the musical m slcal idols of the hour and his hiscoming hiscoming hiicoming
coming to America at this time when the themusical themmslcnl themusical
musical world is intensely interested In Inhim Inhim iiihim
him Is opportune That he has intrusted intrustedio I Ito
to Mmo Strauss the interpretation of ofhis ofhis 01his
his songs sons Is a a bit of good fortune for forwhich forwhich foxwhich
which the audience of yesterday was wastotally wastotally wastotally
totally unprepared unpreparedNovelty unpreparedNovelty unpreparedNovelty
Novelty in Composition CompositionIn CompositioIn
In each song offered some new phase phasein phaseIn phasethe
in the character chara ter of the thecompos composer r seemed seemedmanifest seemednilinlCest seemednihnifest
manifest In no notwl two composition com iUonS did didhe didhe didhe
he combine the same elements and with witheach witheach witheach
each succeeding song he save to his hishearers hIshenrers
hearers novelty after novelty until the theaudience theaudience theaudfnce
audience could scarcely realize the Inno Innovations innoaUons maovatlons ¬
vations vationsThe vatlonsThe aUonsThe
The entlre group of songs was given
in German and with the composer at
the piano and Mme Mme Strauss as Inter ¬
preter the program proved a delight
Mme Strauss is an Interesting artist
In the first few minutes In which one
hears her sing there are few qualities
which commend themselves Her voice
Is not beautiful neither nelth r has It the fine finf
clerrcut and delicate tone one might
ext from an exponent of the Strauss Straussmusic Straustmusic
music But it has a charm hnrm so Indefin ¬
able and yet so apparent ap > > krentthat that befortsaying befort
the singer has finished her 15ongone song one Is
saying over overnnd and over overt She Shels Is great greatUnderstands greatUnderstands greatiUnderstands
Understands the Motived MotivedThe I Mot1v Mot1vThe otiv otivThe
The secret of Mme Strauss success successas successas successas
as a vocalist is undoubtedly her thor thorough thorOugh thorOugh ¬
ough understanding of the composers composersmotives eomposersmotives composersmotives
motives In each number she gave evi evidence evidence cvidence ¬
dence of having studied and having un unerstood ¬
derstood erstood the smallest meaning of the thework thework thework
work and in several of them her In Interpretation Interpretation Interpretation ¬
terpretation was so artistic as to win winrecall wInrecall winrecall
recall after recall One of the most mostdelight mostdelight
delight selections was Eln Obdach a abeautiful abeautiful abeautiful
beautiful sympathetic symp thetlc and delicate delicatetheme delicatetheme delicatetheme
theme set to words by Paul England
In hearing Mme Im Strauss one would wouldnever wouldnever wouldneVer
never believe she could master the In ¬
tricacies trlea les Involved In many of her hus husands hus1ands
Tjands ands compositions yet et in this num ¬
ber which concludes with the tiniest
kind of a run she realized It and Its Itsspirit Its5plrlt itsspirit
spirit so absolutely that the audience audiencewas audienc9was audiencewas
was carried away with enthusiasm and andshe andshe andshe
she was compelled to repeat the song
The Th same opinion might be ventured on onevery Inevery n nevery
every number which figured In the pro program program program ¬
gram As was said before the beauty beautyand beautyand beautyand
and charm of Mme Strauss work is not
in her voice but In her superior method methodof methodof methodof
of Interpretation Inter > retatlon and to this was due
her triumph of yesterday yesterdayMr yesterdaMr yesterdayMr
Mr Kaspars Work WorkAnton WorkAnton WockAnton
Anton Kaspar Kosparsurprlscd surprised even his most mostardent plostnrdcnt mostardent
ardent admirers by byhtz his masterly readthe readlug read reading
lug the Strauss sonata Op 18 in E Eflat Eflat
flat major Nothing quite so delicate delicatesoothing delicatesoothing delicatesoothing
soothing and highly hight artistic has been beenheard beenheard beenheard
heard than Mr Kasnars beautiful per performance performance perfothiance ¬
formance particularly of the second second1movement secondmoemcnt secondmovement
movement and at the conclusion of the thesonata thosonata thesonata
sonata the composer and Mr Kaspar Kasparwere Kasparwere Kasparwere
were compelled to bow to a series of ofrecalls oCrecalls ofrecalls
recalls recallsThe recallsThe recallsThe
The second half of the program was w wdevoted
devoted to Dr Strauss musical setting
to Tennysons Enoch Arden read by
Sydney Sydn y Lloyd1 Llod Wrightson Many Man In the thoaudience theaudience theaudience
audience left before and during dur ng the thereading thereading thereading
reading of the poem because of the late lateness latenells lateness ¬
ness of the hour and In order orcer not to toprolong toprolong toprolong
prolong the concert too far the poem poemwas poemwns poemwas
was cut c from the rescue rescu of Enoch to tohis tohl tohis
his hl death e scene sceneDr sceneDr
Dr Strauss trn nr Is a genius whom Wash Washington Wash Washington Washington ¬
ington has been b en honored in hearing hearingMme
Mme Strauss received a huge cluster clusterof clusterof clusterof
of longstemmed American Beauty Beaut roses rosesfrom rosestrom rosesCORI
from CORI Mrs Roosevelt to whom tho ar artists artists arttsts ¬
tists were presented yesterday after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon at the White Vhlt House
WifE SUED 8E FUR UIVORCE UIVORCErMKES
MAKES GASTlE OF HOME HOMEHolds IIUM IIUMJIolda
Holds House Against AgainstAll All Intrusion as asif asif atif
if It Were in State Stateof Sta Stateof e eI
I of Siege SiegeCHICAGO Sie SiegeCHICAGO c cCHICAGO
CHICAGO Ill April 27 2ilIrs Mrs Kathar Katharine Katharnc ¬
ine i nc G Brown whose husband hU8 andOharles Charles CharlesBrown CharlesBrown
Brown secretary of the Central Electric ElectricCompany ElectricCompan1 ElectricCompany
Company is suing for divorce holds holdsthe holdsthe olds oldsthefamUy
the thefamUy family residence at 1612 Prairie Ave Avenue Avenue Ayenueas ¬
nue nueas as if it were in a state 8tat of siege siegeSince sleg
Since her husband left the house and andtook andtoolt andtook
took up u his residence at the Culumet
Club CIUbl Mrs Brown fears cars that legal le nl pro proceedings proceed proceedings ¬
ceedings ceed ceedings ngs may be taken to oust her AH AHvisitors AUvisitors Al Alvisitors
visitors are carefully scanned by the themaid themaid themaid
maid betoro the bell i answered answeredMrs nnsw answeredMrs rc rcMrs
Mrs Brown believes she Is the victim victimof victimof leUm leUmof
of a n plot by b which whl h her husband is try
Ing to get rid of her She refused r rCf rl1 sed ed to be
driven out of the house and procured prourt > d I f
legal counsel by telephone
Fearing a contest over the custody cu tody or
their nineyearold boy Charles E
Brown Jr his mother left him In Italy
on her last trip to Europe EuropePEACE EuropePEACE EuropePEACE
PEACE CONFERENCE CONFERENCEBRUSSELS CONFERENCEBRUSSELS CONFERENCEBRUSSELS
BRUSSELS Belgium April 2iThe 27 2iTheBureau Tho ThoBureau i iBureau
Bureau of the Interparliamentary Peace PeacoConference PeaceConference I
Conference has decided to hold the next nextconference nextconference t tconference
conference at St Louis on August Auguzct5 Auguzct5COMING 5 5COMING 5COMING
I
COMING COMINGWill COMINGWill COMINGWill
Will Exhibit His Strength in Washing Washington WAshington Washington ¬
ton Soon SoonThere SoonThere SoonThere
There There is a chance for every nmn who
has not the th full amount of strength to toKet 10et U Uget
get et It now Qupidene Is found at a
Stevens pharmacy Ninth and Penn PennaylvnrJa Pennl1Jaria I I
aylvnrJa Avenue venue Mall tail orders attended
to promptly and sent in plain packages packn paclengespoatge os ospost4tC I Ipostage
postage prepaid Cupidcne is the great greatcleanser grea greacleanser
cleanser vltnllzcr nerve and manhood
builder bulld r It is made from the best drugs drugsobtainable drugsobtnlnnble
obtainable including 6 African Kola
UOO 100 a box 6 boxes I OO
Grub Confetti ConettiYales ConettiYalesGubernatorial Yales YalesGubernatorial
Gubernatorial Salute Salutei SaluteCollege S SaluteCollege lute luteCollege
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College a Men Throw Bread and Cry Down DownTable DownTable Downa DownTable
Table Talk While Acting A tingGovernor tingGovernorIs Governor GovernorIs
Is in the Dining Hall
NEW HAVEN Conn April 27 27Slx 27Slxhundred 27Sixundred Six Sixhundred
hundred h undred students of Yale University Universitymade Unlvers1tymade Universitymade
made a demonstration that was rather ratherexciting ratherexciting ratherexciting
exciting last evening when the guber gubernatorial gubernatorial gubcrnatorlal ¬
natorial escort entered the dining hall hallfor hallfor ballor
for f or dinner preceding the review of the thtistudent thbstudent thetudent
student s military corps corpsGov corpsGov corpsGor
Gov Abirarn Chamberlain and staff staffwero statrwere staffwere
were Invited several s tral weeks ago to re review review review ¬
view the battalion which has been drill drilled drflled drilld ¬
ed e d by Capt Samuel A Smoke U I S A Aprofessor Aprofessor Aprofessor
professor of military tactics He is also alsosuperintendent Ilsosuperintendent alsosuperintendent
superintendent of the dining hall In Inthe Inthe Inhe
the t he past there have been occasional occ llonal out outbreaks outbreaks outbreaks ¬
breaks and disorder of the ordinary col college college collego ¬
lege student sort but since Captain CaptainSmoke CaptainSmoke CaptainSmoke
Smoke took t ok charge a few months ago agothis agothis agothis
this has ceased ceasedAs ceasedAt ceasedGovernor
As > Governor Chamberlain Is at Old OldPoint OldPoint OldPoint
Point Comfort Va and Lieut Gov GovHenry GovHenry GovHenry
Henry Roberts Is on his way to St StLouis StLouis StLouis
Louis the governor asked Col Co Rollln RolllnS
S Woodruff president of the State Statesen Statesenate sen senate senate ¬
ate and acting governor to accept the theInvitation theInvitation theinvitation
Invitation of the Yale military corps corpsThe corpsThe corpsThe
The governors staff resplendent in ingold ingold ingold
gold lace headed hea ed by Adjt Gen George GeorgeE
E Cole Assistant Adjutant General GeneralLanders GeneralLanders GeneralLanders
Landers Major Hooker Capts CaptsE E O OGruener OGruener 0Gruener
Gruener E L Isbell and others met metin metin metin
in Captain Smokes office and formed formedin tormedIn formedIn
in a group led by Captain Smoke who whowalked whowalked whowalked
walked with Acting Governor Woodruff WoodruffSo YoodruftSo
So far as the students knew Mr Wood Woodruff Woodruff Voedrurt ¬
ruff was de facto governor governorNotice governorNotice governorNotice
Notice had been passed around during duringthe duringthe duringthe
the noon meal that the gubernatorial gubernatorialparty gubernatorialparty gubernatorialparty
party would visit the hall at the even
SOME PROGRESS PROGRESSIN PROGRESSINPHILADELPHIA
IN INPHILADELPHIA PHllAOElPHIA PHllAOElPHIAClinton
Clinton Woodruff Woodruff Lands LandsMayor LaudsMa LaaIsMayor
Mayor Ma orVeaver orVeaverHAS Weaver WeaverHAS WeaverHiS
HAS SHAKEN OLD SYSTEM SYSTEMHas SYSTEMt
t
4 4n
n 1 r
Has Not Broken With Ring But ButStands ButStand ButStande
Stands Stand Like a Rock for forReform forReform or orReform
Reform ReformCHICAGO ReformCHICAGO ReformCHICAGO
CHICAGO April 27 2iTl1e The tenth annual annualsession annual annualsession annualsession
session of the National Municipal MunicipalLeague MunicipalLeague
League convenes today National Nation t Sec Secretary Secretary ¬
retary Clinton Rogers Woodruff of ofPhiladelphia otPhiladelphia
Philadelphia says tho question quest1 n of taxa taxation taxation ¬
tion will be considered at tonights tonightsmeeting tonlghtsmeeting tonightsmeeting
meeting and will be an Interesting tea feature teature ¬
ture tureMr
Mr Woodruff told of conditions conditlonsr1n conditlonsr1nPhUnt1eIphia corcdltions4t1Philadelphia 4tf 4tfPhiladelphia
Philadelphia and doriplimonted O 1pUm nted ilayoB ilayoBJohn MayozJohn MayonJohn
John Weaver WeaverIn Wea r rhIn <
hIn In Philadelphia said he we have havefound1 haveCound havefount
fount that our new mayor Mr Weaver Weaverhas Weaverhas
has done wonderfully well for us in inthis Inthis
this matter of taxation Yes I know knowhow know knowhow kno knohow
how the municipal government of Phil Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia ¬
adelphia is regarded regarded abroad But for forall foraU forall
all that Mr Weaver eaver has done as much muchas muchng
as we think thl it was possible for him to todo todo
do doHe
He has not broken with the ring ringyet ringet ringyet
yet et but he has succeeded in cutting
down and equalizing the rates of taxa taxation taxation taxation ¬
tion so that whi4e the valuation of ofproperty ofproperty ofproperty
property has risen the tax paid pal Is I less lessThen l5sThen lessThen
Then he has blocked a loan of 529000 sto W 000
000 which he has reduced to SI6 16030000 16030000and l60300and 000 000and
and that is a thing without precedent precedentin
in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaThe
The old system of awarding contracts contractsby contractsby contractsby
by favor has been shaken and the new newmayor newmayor
mayor has begun awarding contracts to tothe tothe tcthe C
the lowest responsible bidders That Thatsounds Thatsounds Thaisournts
sounds peculiar to you ou no doubt but it itmeans Itmeans ii iimeans
means a a lot to us In n Philadelphia PhiladelphiaThen PhiladelphiaThen PhiladelphiaThen
Then he has thrown open the city citycivil c1t1civil cItycivil
civil service to the citizens citizens1RRIAGE citizensMARRIAGE
MARRIAGE CONTRACT AS ASDEFENSE ASDEfENSE ASDEFENSE
DEFENSE FOR FOilWife GRIIE GRIIEWife GRI E EWife
Wife Wife Pleads the Word Obey Obe7 as Jus Justification Justification Justification ¬
tification for forStolen Secreting SecretingStolen SecretingStolen
Stolen Goods GoodsCHICAGO GoodsCHICAGO
I ICHICAGO
CHICAGO April 37 TcThat That a wife is iscompelled I Icompelled it itompelled
compelled c under biblical laws to obey obeyher obeyher abeler
ch
her h er husband even If the husband com commanded commanded cornmanded ¬
manded her to aid him in secreting secretingstolen secretinSstolen E
stolen s property Is the plea advanced by bycounsel brcounsel hI hIounsel
counsel c for f r Mrs Lizzie Travers who Is Ison ison ii
on o n trial here with her husband Edward EdwardTravers EdwardTra EdwarcTravers iiL L
Travers Tra ers for shoplifting
Mrs Tracers it Is said cames cnm camthfrou from fromBaltimore fromBaltimore 1 1Baltimore
Baltimore Travors T8ors is from New York
Confessions were made by each eachLAKE eachLAKE eachLAKE
LAKE FREE FROM ICE ICEGLENS ICEGLENS j jGLENS
GLENS FALLS N Y April 27 27Llke 27LlkeGeorge Lake LakeGeorge i iGeorge
George Is free from ice today for the thefirst thefirst th thfirst
first tlm time this season In fortytwo fortytwoyears fortytwocars fortytweyears
years cars the Ice has remained to a 11 later late r
date seven times only onlyCALiFORNIA
I
CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIAVIA
VIA VIAUNIOr
UNIOr PiCIFRO PiCIFROAND
AND ANDSOUTHERN ANDSiThER
SOUTHERN FAOIFIC FAOIFICFASTEST
FASTEST TIME TIMESHORTEOT TIMESHORTEOT TIMESHORTEOT
SHORTEOT LINE LINESMOOTHEST LINESMOOTHEST LINESMOOTHEST
SMOOTHEST TRACK TRACKtln TRACKMUllons TRACKLflhifons
tln MUllons ° ns ftavo have bcSn be been n 5 spent Pcnt cnt In tho Improvement
of this line and all human ingenuity has
been adopted to protect rotect its patrons
against accident The line is re
nowncdforita fast trains and
the general superiority
of its scrvlca and andequipment nndequipment andequipment
equipment equipmentTOURIST equipmentTOURIST
TOURIST SLEEPERS A SPECIALTY SPECIALTYInquire SPECIALTYInquire SPECIALTYInquire
Inquire ct ctR
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ing Inl meal and all student diners were wererequested wererequested
requested to rise as a 11 mark of courtesy courtesywhen co1Jrtesywhen coUrtesywhen
when the party entered enteredNo enteredNo enteredNo
No sooner had the gold lace ap appeared appeared nppeered ¬
peared at the big doors d ors leading into the thedining thedIning thedining
dining hall than a vociferous cheer cheerbroke che cheerbroke r rbroke
broke out from the students The din dinWas dinWasdeatenlng dinWas
Was Wasdeatenlng deafening Then some one gave a acat acat acat
cat call Others followed the example exampleDogs exnmpleDogs exampleDogs
Dogs barked from every quarter of the thehall thehnll thehall
hall arid a waiter was was hit with a piece pieceof pieceat pieceof
of bread In a Jiffy bread and crackers crackerswere crackerswere crackerxwere
were sailing through the air aimed at atwaiters ntwalters alwaiters
waiters or students Of Ocourse course nobody nobodywas nobodywtlS nobod nobodwas
was so discourteous as to take aim at atthe ntthe atthe
the guests table but attention was paid paidto paidto
to 2 that portion of the hall in another anothertra anotbeiWhen
tra 1
traWhen
When en the party were noticed trying to toconverse toconverse tc tcconverse
converse with one another the noise noisebroie noisebroe noisebroke
broke out again There were cheers and andcat andcat anc anccat
cat calls and knives and forks beat a n r
lively tattoo oh on plates The gubernato gubernatorial gubernatorial gubernatorial ¬
rial party made the best of It and so far faras taras rat ratas
as looks showed took no offense A
Yale instructor who was present said saidafterward saidafterw saicafterwrtrd
afterward afterwardI afterw rd rdr
r was ashamed of the Yale under undergraduates undergradui1tes undergraduates ¬
graduates It was the worst demonstra ¬
tion I have seen since that In 1S96 1S when
William J Bryan tried to deliver an ad ¬
dress on the green and Yale men tried
to howl him down To try to stop the theracket theracket the theracket
racket last night would have been like liketrying
trying to beat back the waves of the theocean theocean theocean
ocean oceanColonel oceanColonel oceanColonel
Colonel Woodruff Is Isa a resident of New Nes
Haven and last night he said laugh ¬
ingly that he had been warmly wel welcomed welcomed wetcomed ¬
comed It is likely that some action actionwill actionwill actiorwill
will be taken by the faculty at their theirnext thel thelnext theinext
next meeting
AWAY FROM MONEY MONEYRAGGED MONEYRAGGED
RAGGED HERO RUNS RUNSSaved RUNSaved
Saved S aved From Fl om Death Passen Passengers PassengelS Passengeis ¬
gelS Try to Reward Him HimI HimM HimMAiNTAINS
I MAINTAINS M I JTAINS HIS INCOGNITO INCOGNITOTakes I JGCLGNITO INCQGNITakes
Takes 1Takes T 1 akes to the Woods Woo s to Escape the theGratitude theGratitude th e eGratitude
Gratitude of the theSaved theSaved theSaved
Saved SavedNEW SavedNEW SavedNEW
NEW HAVEN Conn April 27 27agged A Aragged Aragged
ragged r hero who yesterday saved scores scoresof scoresf score scoref
of o f lives refused reusedto to tell his name and andran andran am aman
ran r an from money thrust upon him by b1the b1thegra the theerateful tb tbrateful
erateful gra g teful saved savedThe savedTh savedThe
The Th tramp trnm saved a trainload of pas passengers passengers pasengers ¬
sengers s from a terrible plunge Into intoig a abig abig
big b ig washout hout near Watenrille yesterday yesterdayp1brriTn yesterda yesterdabrrI1n esterdaypt
p1brriTn pt brrI1n rrlrng Walking Walkh g Mhe the track tOwardtb toar toarWattbIlEl toward towardV
WattbIlEl V t < irbur4Vrehid tb qrfeh Ie bntF d discovered a a space spaceof sPace sPaceOr spac
of o f fifty fttt feet r et where the track track was was under undermined undermined undermined ¬
mined for a a depth of fifteen feet by the thebursting thebursting Lii Liiursting
bursting b ursting of a water main supplying 8uppl ing the thecity thfjcity th thity
city c ity of Waterbury WdterburyHearing W WaterburyHearing terbury I IHearing
Hearing the whistle of a ii locomotive locomotivearound locomotivearound loconiotisaround
around a curve he ran a quarter of ofmile a amile aI
I mile north ant and frantically rantlcalJ waved his hishat qlshat li liat
hat h at The engineer saw him and brought broughtthe broughtth
the th t he train to a a stop within a few rods ot otthe o oth othe 1
the th washout washoutMeanwhile washoutMeanwhile washoutMeanwhile
Meanwhile a northbound freight train trainhad trainhad trai a abad
had plunged Into the hole wrecking wreckinghalf wreckln wrecklnhalt a
half the train which was piled in inheap a aheap aheap
heap heapRealizing heapReaUzlng heapRealizing
Realizing the danger diinger to the passenge passengeitrain passengetrain passengerain
train t the freight crew rew were hastening h hastenin hasteninto stenlng
to warn it when they found that thb thbservice thbsenIce Lii Liiservice
service for which they would have havebeen havebeen hay haybeen
been too late had been performed by bythe bythe b bthe
the tramp trampThonkfiil tram tramThankttl
Thankful for their narrow escape the thepassengers thepassengers Lii Liipassengers Le
passengers crowded around the tramp trampand trampand trans p pand
and thrust money mone into his hands and andpockets andpockets an d dpockets
pockets To escape them he made for forthe torthe C er
the t he woods toward Waterbury
As a a consequence of the washout the thecity thecity tht 0 0I
city of Waterbury was without run running running rutning I ¬
ning water for several hours hoursFORTYTHREE hoursFORTYTHREE hoursFORTYTHREE
FORTYTHREE FALL 2000 ooo FEET FEETJOHANNESBURG FEE FEEJOlI FEETJOHANNESBURG
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