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Fair > and colder tonight tonighttomorrow foal ht i men who go to work at at1 8 ga 8i
tomorrow tomo rrovincreasing ryes lncreasln increasing cloud cloudin loud Ifi ii fi ftjfl t f I a those at i in t get the up uaor wornin at 8 and f t so clgn up on at art0II10 and andIt auJ auJIt anal 7 7those I Itomo
r a On fl tm e It if my observation that men do not nothaw noteels I
i in 1 mess n ASS tug 3 haw the 11 moraine tasoeuing time to rjfd d Washington 1fln aaNlntLtoir adveraW dyertlHamlts Star StarNUMBER iHretNUMBER fc 1 1the 1n tot j jI
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NUMBER 3837 837 WASHINGTON V ASHIN GTON TUESDAY T U ESDA Y EVENING DECEMBER 13 1904 PRICE ONE CENT C NT
FRANK CUNNINGHAM CUNNINGHAMAND CUNNINGHAMGiVENDISMISSAL
AND j 1 C KELLER KELLERThe KELLERGWEN
GWEN GiVENDISMISSAL GiVENDISMISSALter DISMISSAL DISMISSAL1he
The e Postmaster General GeneralDrops GeneralDrops GeneralDrops
Drops Bomb Into Let Letter Letter Letter ¬
ter Carriers arrlers Camp CampMUST CamplUS CampPOLITICS
MUST lUS SHUN S POLITICS POLITICSAction POLITICSAction
4 4Action
Action of Authorities to toSdrve torve toS4rve
Sdrve S4rve rve as Warning Warningto
to Others OthersA
A bombshell beU was thrown Into the thecamp tbecamp thecamp
camp of City letter carriers and rural ruralfrea Mlraltret ruralfre
frea tret fre dtttiMry letter carriers men today when whenit bett
it was w announced unoe4l that the following dis dismissals dia diatrom dismlenk ¬
missals from service had been made madeJ
J C Keller of Cleveland Ohio presi president president president ¬
dent or the NatKajU Association at Let Letter Letter Letter
ter Carriers CarriersFrank Camerallraat CarriersFrank
Frank Cunningham of Omaha Neb Nebpresident NebJlrHldeat Nehpresident
president of the th National Association ai ott on of ofRural otRur1 ofRural
Rural Free Pro IM Delivery Carriers CarriersPrasident CanierLPrasident harriersPresident
Prasident Approves AjfprovesThe ApprovesT AlfprovesThe
The T e announcement annoua ement was made at the theCabinet theLabhwt theCabtnet
Cabinet meeting today t > by t Po Postmaster PostmasterGeneral Postmastergeneral tJtNUlteJl1eneral
General Wynne and the orders of die diemissal dismissal dlff dlffmillI ¬
missal were approved by President PresidentRoosevelt PNlldentROOHelt PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt RooseveltJ
J C Keller was wa ordered by the post postmaster Oatmuter po t tmaster ¬
master at Cleveland to report for duty dutyhaving dutylutvln dutyhaving
having < been absent t t He replied thath that thatit thath
=
h would ould be impossible 1m hie to comply complywlth complywlththe withthe with withthe
the order at that time He was then thenordered thenordered thenordered
ordered to show cause why he should shouldnot abouldnut shouldnot
not be dismissed from from the service for forinsubordination torinsubordination forinsubordinatlon
insubordination and he was W given VeD three
days In which to Ale a reply
The three days 711 expired exDU and Keller Kellerroadv XeDerma Kellermade
made ma no answer at ail Thereupon Therou on he hewas beas hewas
was as fired
JIre4G
Got G t His Dismissal DiemilFrank DismissalFrank DismissalPrank
Frank Cunningham baa b been undercharges under undercharges undercharN
charges for some Lime ime He was die discharged cIIa cIIachitlP diecharged ¬
charged < today for continued absence absencewithout abeeaeeIthout absencewithout
without Ithout leave for pernicious politi JOIItJcal polWcal political ¬
cal activity and for violating the order orderof orderor orderof
of the department relative to carriers carriersmfsing carrtenin carriersm1
m1 mfsing dng in n polities politiesHaving pollUNHavill politiesHaving
Having < been under charges e for fortime some somelime sametime
time Cunningham CUQ ln bam came to Washington WaehItgttonand Washingtonaud lullJlurtoaa1
and d sought bt an interview with wIthpot wIthpotmaater Post Postmaster gostmaster ¬
master General Wynne who did notgive not notgive notalve
give hint hi a bearing but told bite bIIIaAna firm I1tTMly firmly ¬
ly 1 amtpeuaptly an aM > ftsemptly pUy to report to his satberlor satberlorofficer icliteltarotDeer r roflker
officer whoever wh tr that may y be beK beRprltntaUve befihprec
K RprltntaUve fihprec pr < scntaUve ntative OvertUrot Ovt > trfMtt of Indiana Indianahad lacUnahad lndianahad
had reported Cunningham for Irving to todefeat todeteitt todetest
defeat him for Congress C Jnll U because he did didnot t4not didnot
not favor fa r the bill to increase ncr the pay of ofnTal otrllal ofrural
rural free delivery dUv carriers There were weregeneral weregpn weregeneral
gpn general al < complaints < ts that rural free deity delivery deitycry l1v l1very ¬
ery letter > r carriers were re engaged in fight AgbtIn lightIng fighting ¬
ing In at the last election those Congress Congreasmt Congressmtn C CMn
mtn mt n ulo r l lo o had voted against their theirum mass measures massurea ¬
urea
Must Shun Polities PalitiecThe PoliticaT PolitiesThe
The T dismissal of Cunningham Cu Cunnta ham is to be betaken betakep betaken
taken as a general warning to hitter letterearalgilr hittercarriers teI teIcarnw1
carriers that t tIIO ttiey must not meddle In Inpolities Inpolities
polities and lobby Jobb at the Capitol for formeasures torr formeasures
measures r for their benefit These Thesecharges Thaechurp Thesecharge
charges hare been common commonIt
It will be remembered that It was wascharged waschargtd
charged some aametime met1 time ago a that Representa Representative Repre Repreentatlve nta ntatve ¬
tive Loud chairman chait of the thelommitt Postome PostomeCommittee PoitogieeCommittee
Committee e was defeated dett ted by b the efforts effortsof e effortsof oru
of the letter carriers earn because beea he did not notravor POtfaor notfavor
favor such uh legislation as they wanted wantedIt wan led
It 1 t was generally nerany believed beU that this was wastrue wJ8 wastrue
true In the future If the men in gray grayand sntrand greyand
and the rural carriers in I carts wish w b to tohold tohold tohold
hold tticr tu < Ir jobs jC1 tbey must eschew puiltlosand politics politicsand U ll1ctu
and u nd attend to business businessIt
It wtll bt the policy of the PostoWoe PostoWoeDepartment P PI PoatogiceDepartment
Department I putment to be stringent In these tbesmatter tb tbmat14tNi thesematters
matter General Brlstow said hi today todayIf OdalIt
It I find r arrkr rr contributing a s dol dollar dolIltr dollar ¬
lar to the defeat dft at or ek election ctton of any can candidate Oo Oodidate candidate ¬
didate for C Congress n eea or for ans an poltico polticopurpc polUea1purpc oltlcal oltlcalpu
Are once oncelime
purpc pu c 1 in 11 nre ftre him at once onceHe onceHe
lime He airy ais < > r ude this tbl further remark remarkIf
If 1 hear of a carrier contributing contributinganything contribu contribuanythlnlf contributlnranything
anything to a fund to maintain lobbyfata lobby tobbyuu lobby1st
uu 1st 1 will discharge him This had haddirect baddirect haddirect
direct referei refer < e to Cunningham who whowanted wboanted whowanted
wanted anted to MNf rewgn tt When asked how be bewould bewould bewould
would eve in Washington be said that tltatthe thtth thatthe
the th contributions from the association assoeititionwould alUlOCiu associationwould ti n nwouM
would keep him up The department departmentwould departmenwould departmentwould
would not accept his resignation but burmade butmade bu bumade
made an InvestigationDEMOCRATS Investigation InvestigationDEMOCRATS InVetltltratiODDEMOCRATS
DEMOCRATS TALK OVER OVERLEGISLATIVE OVERLEGISLATIVE OVERLEGISLATIVE
LEGISLATIVE SITUATION SITUATIONThe
The Democrat a of the Senate met m t in inth Inth inthe
th the minority mtnortt conference room this thismorning thhtmumln thisuwrning
morning mumln to discuss cI18c the general eneral legisla legislative lectalathe legislathe ¬
the situation Il and hear views as to pros proslctlve PnMIIJfoCUV4ct prospa
lctlve pa ctlve party 1rtJ pa action actionThis 1u actionThis Uon UonThl
This Thl waste was WIt the first occasion the t minori minority mlnorit minority ¬
ty t had gotten otten together to talk things thingsover Lhlnputr thingsover
over For over an U hour they tbe exchanged exchangedviews exchangediews
views 1 W and at noon when the meeting meeting
broke up announcement was m made 4e that thatno batno thatno
no program had been under discuss d discussion discussionthe ton tonthe
the II minority y Senators preferring preterrt S to toTHE toa toawait
a await wlt deftIopaaflita on die 1epubllcaA pie bTlan bTlanstdc
stdc 1dc
THE WEATHER REPORT REPORTThe
The weather wea Mr will clear c clear in the mlddl mlddlAtlantic middle JldcldleAtlantte middlei
i Atlantic States this afternoon or to tonight to tonht tonight ¬
night and in the lower bike region Wed Wednesday Wednt1MJay Wedneday ¬
nesday There will be rain tonight and andWednesday andWeclnMdaty andWednesday
Wednesday In I the lower Mississippi MississippiValley
Valley 1 alley and raw rain Wednesday in the thesouth th thuth e eSouth
south uth Atlantic tlan C States Snow ow or rain rainfBdicate4 ia isdtatM iaadicated
adicated for Wednesday in the Ohio Ohiovalley OhIoaUe OhioValley
valley aUe and Tennessee TennesseeIt T TIt
It will be colder tonight to the wtd wtdJe n Id Id4e idale
4e < Je Atlantic States 8tatn and cold weather weatherwilt weatherwilt tbef tbefWill
wilt continue for several eral days day In m Jorth lteetheasterm 1Ituatat Jortheastom
eastom tat districts districtsTKMPJCSATUItC dtatrleCanxPJUUlt1Jt districtsTIMPUATUU
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HOUSE COMMITTEE COMMITTEEHOLDS COMMITTEECROSSTON
HOLDS HEARING ON ONCROSSTOWN ONArguments
CROSSTOWN LINE LINEArguments LINEon
Arguments ArgumentsHOUSE on Charter Charterof Charterof Charterof
of Great rest Falls Street StreetRailroad StreetRailroad StreetRailroad
Railroad RailroadGRAIN RailroadGRAIN RailroadEast
GRAIN THRESHED E OVER OVEREast OVEREast
East Washington Citizens CitizensFavor CitizensFavor CitizensFavor
Favor Building theTracks the theTracks theTracks
Tracks TracksTwo TracksTwo TracksTwo
Two hours time was consumed con umed in the thehearing therlng thehearing
hearing rlng before the House Committee on onthe Oftthe onthe
the District Dl trlcto of Columbia today on the theproposition thepropo theproposition
proposition propo ttlon of the Groat Falls and Old OldDominion OldDominIon OldDominion
Dominion Railway Company to con construct contruct construct ¬
struct and operate a croestown cro town street streetrailway atreetrailway streetrailway
railway in Washington Brief speeches speechesby apeecbesby speechesby
by the tb opponents and an advocates of the thebill thebill thehill
bill were made the arguments being beanX1ft beingIn beingIn
In the main repetitions of what had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been said on the subject before the theSenate tMsenatend theSenate
Senate senatend and House committee in prev10t1a pre previous prevtoua ¬
vious hearings hearingaThe hearingsThe hMrJnpThe
The principal new features were the thedenials Utedenials thedenials
denials of President Dunlop of the Cap Capital CapHal Cap1kal ¬
Hal Traction Company that there te an anexisting anexJ anexisting
existing exJ tJftI law requiring urban roads to toallow to toallow btallow
allow suburban roads ro d to bring their theircars tbetrcartJ theircars
cars into the city on the urban tracks tracksMr trackMr tracksMr
Mr Dunlop also said the passage ge of ofMr otlr ofMr
Mr Cowherds amendment ame 4ment providing providingfor viddng
for a Scent fare In the theDlatrtet District would wouldput wouldput would wouldput
put the existing ex JUng railways 1n in the hands handsof 1aaadaot handsof
of a receiver receiverThose receiverThose receiverThose
Those Who Were PresentThose Present PresentThose PresentThG
Those present Ple nt at the hearing were exllenator ex exSenator exS
Senator Marion Butler re representing u the theGreat theGreat theGreat
Great Wails hi and Old Dominion Company Com Company CompanT ¬
pany George H H Harris vice president presidentof I
of the Washington Railway and Elec KIecute Electric Iec Iectrle ¬
ute Company President Dunlop of the theCapital tb tbCapital theCapital
Capital Traction Company exSenator exSenatorJames ctxSenatorJame axSenatorJames
James K K Jones Joo Attorney Prank Hack Hackett Hackett Hackett
ett S S S Yoder of East Washington WashingtonW ton tonW <
W J Frtezell of the Northeast Wash Washingtorr Waab0It WashIngton
ingtorr 0It Citizens l Association members membersof mllte mllteot
of the Bast Washington Citizens Association Asso Association Meoctatlo ¬
ciation Barry Bulkier secretary of the theBusiness tINMen theflusiaesa
Business Mens Men Association and d about abouttwenty aboqttwent abouttwenty
twenty property owners for the thepart most meltpart mostpart
part protestants protM U1ta lI against Jnat Eat the th bill b al altowmtf allowtag alowtsg
towmtf the construction con trucOoft of the road roadTodays roadrodaiI roadToda
Todays Toda s was the at hearinf Ual in to b bgiven he hesf begiven
given sf by CoHgreeg on the bin It has hasalready baa11MII3 hasalready
already been fagprabiy rainy reported by theSenate the theSenate thet
Senate t District oommlt mmittoeAt mmlttoo mmlttooAt too tooAt
At this hearing h rtng few personalities were wereindulged wereJaduked werelna
indulged lna in although a1tIK ugh > a littlo tilt took tookplace lOOkpJaee tookplace
place between betw General Harries Hatf1 and Sen Senator Seaator Senator ¬
ator Boiler
BuUerSpeaks
Speaks for Citizens CitizensS
S S So Yoder representing the tMI Baal BaalWashington XastWaaMngton
I Washington Cltlmewr Association Aa ocIadeai be began beSan ¬
i San the series MIi of speeches by saying ytq his bisorganisation hteorp hisorganisation
organisation orp don In p usWnir for the cross crosstown co cotown erortown
town rattroafl represented the conserva conservative eonnad conservative ¬
tive d and best bt t sentiment Ulllent east of the Capi Capitol Capitol Cspitel ¬
tol tolVe
We Ve are areo he continued CORti unanimous unanimousin
in wanting the crosetowa ero8 te readDont read readDont 1 1Dont
1111 Dont talk for fWme me T Do > o your Mlr own talk talktag talkiaterMNIeCI talktug
tag interposed Mr Harries at this thispoint thIIIpamt thispetnt
point pointThe petntThe
pamtTbe
The speaker turning tuml his h attention to toGeneral toGeneral toGeneral
General Harries uiid 1a there to a neces necessity MCeaett necessity ¬
sity ett for the road and 4 he had under understood underIItood understood ¬
stood that the railway JI companies com now nowdoing nowcIoiq nowdoing
doing business b in the District had ad admitted admitted admltted ¬
mitted such a necessity n t7 and andtheir e etheir expressed expressedtheir
their willingness to build it ithowever 10 thishowever this Usiahoever
however he e objected taking the ground groundthat IJIOUndthat groundthat
that if these present corporations corporationsshould corporationhould corporationsshould
should build the crosstown road they theywould the thewould theywould
would not take the trouble to make It a agood agood
good one but would in their own In tnterNta interests i iterests
terests keep it subsidiary to the pres present JMent present ¬ i
ent laneThe lines linesThe 1m 1mTb
The Tb Great Falls and Old Dominion DominionCompany lJoMlntonCompaay DOmdnionCompany
Company on the other hand he hethought betbouSht hethought
thought would make Its Itsa H a good servbe servbeas service serviceas
as they tb would have to make ma good after af after alter ¬
ter securing th thefranchi the franchise franchiseExSenator traBch IL ILExSonator s sExSonator
ExSonator Speaks SpeaksHere SpeakHere Speaksifere
Here exSenator James K Jones Jon op opposing OJ OJpo opposing
posing the bill i Uh took Ute floor saying sayingI Iaa IaaI
I am opposed to this tb bill because it itwould ItWOUld Itwould
would practically connscate what little littleproperty littleproperty littleproperty
property I have on M Street and you youhave youha youhave
have ha no right to take our property for forthe forthe forthe
the sake of the gentlemen who wish to tobuild tobull4 tobuild
build this road roadMoreover roadlIIoer roadMoreover
Moreover I do not believe a cross crosstown eroatown crosstown
town road is I needed needed n in h my section > of the thecity thedty thecity
city It should he built farther north norththan norththan norththan
than M Street Put a doubletrack double track road roadan roadI
an 0 M Street and you wilt keep all ve vehicles ve vehicle yeMelee ¬
Melee from approaching our houses bo on onM onStreet onDt
M Street StreetHowever StreetHowever StreetHowever
However I am o oon opposing < this matter matteron MaUeron
on personal grounds for the tlt harm rm that thatit that1t thatIt
it will do me personally It is said lei that thatthis thattbl thatthis
this tbl bill is only onl a means for a new steam steamrailroad ateaarallroed steamrailroad
railroad to lied a way for for direct com communication IIIJUunlcaUon communlcatlon ¬
munication to the new L Union Elon Station Stationafter StattOftalter Stationafter
after it gets eta into the District I think thinkthe tlabakthe thinkthe
the committee should look after this thisThe thla1I thla1IThe thisThe
The M Mount unt YemenLine YemenLineChairman Vernon Line LineCbairman LineChairman
Chairman Babcock said the committee committeehad COMmitteehad committeehad
had always ftricen ken care of otaplnat guarding guardlagagainst guardingagainst
against such indirect r t methods methodsAttorney metbocJaAltorne methodsAttorney
Attorney Frank Hsckett saW the theWashington theVaablncton the1Vasbngt0n
Washington Vaablncton Alexandria and Mount Ver Vernon Y Ynon Vernon
non Company had gotten IrOtt Into the hands handsof handIJof handsof
of the tb Pennsylvania Railroad Company Companyhe
he understood without Congress having havinsrthought havblJCI havingthought
thought of such a thing when It gaveIts gave gaveIt ve veIt
I It It charter charterW charterW charterW
W J Prtesell of the Northeast Yashtnitton Wash WashIntcton WahInftOn
Intcton Citizens Association Association spoke apok for forth forthe forthe
th the laboring Jbortn class classes and said they thevwanted theyant theywantr1
wanted ant better communication between betweenEast bfotweenEat betweenEast
East Washington and other sections ofthe of ofthe oCthe
the city He said they had had poorer poorerervice puorertrvice poorerservke
ervice than was wa the rule during the theLint theLl thelast
Lint Ll session son of Congress CongressI Con < r rI
I hav havu not seen en a full car on the Del Delaware Delwre Delaware ¬
aware aware wre Avenue line Iin for I dont know how howUrns buwon howtoner
Urns on toner commented Mr r Babcock where whereupon wh whu whereupon ¬
upon u n the speaker s wa key said lei he referred to the theJiStreet tI tIIi theii
JiStreet Ii Street tlMt line IweService ltaeServicf lineService
Service on H Street StreetGeneral Streetaneral StreetGeneral
General Harries began by praising tfrr tfrrservice tpaervlce t tservice
service on H FlltreM fttre Street t and said ukand ttte I stoMagft pieussrtand stoMagft6nd
and complimentary eo thing things thln said about t trv tht tdsservice thtrvlce
service > rvlce rv on that line of lat late ha hat been beesMany beenand beeJay
Many y and more gratifying than everbefore ever everbefore ClycrbelC
before r In the history twy of the road 4 For ForInstance Fo Fonee AorInstance
Instance nee street car trails tra trail to Chicago ChicagoContinued ChicagoContinued capUaue41
Continued Uaue41 on Ninth NIatJaKew NinthNow Pagw PagwNew
New Overoeatiaga vriue Vhuean an 914 914Adv 9J4F 9J4Fdv Fe FeAdv
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CHAOWICK WOMAN WOMANGIVES WOMANQIVES
WES UP ALL HOP HOPNew HOPE HOPETO HOPENew
TO OBTAIN BAil BAilNev BAILease
New Indictments Indict IndictmentsTO ents Cause CauseAll ease easeAll Ii IiAll
All Efforts to Be BeAbandoned BeAbandoned BeAbandoned
Abandoned AbandonedMAY AbandonedMAY AbandonedRETURN
i
MAY RETURN I IN 1 CUSTODY CUSTODYOtherwise CUSTODYOthervise B BOtherwise
Otherwise She Is 1 s UnliKely UnliKelyto Unlllcel Y Yto
to Go to Cleveland Clev land Her HerLawyer HerLavyer HerLawyer
Lawyer Says SaysXKW SaysNJnV SaysN11V
XKW YORK Dec 13It It can n be bestated bestat bestated
stated stat that Mrs Chadwlok has given givenup aiv aivup van I Iup
up for the present the light for ballThis ball bailThis ballnUll
This was practac nracticty 1 admitted this thismorning thismor thismorning
morning mor by Philip C Ca pester er one e of her herattorneys berattomey herattorneys
attorneys He H had learned that the theState theState theState
State of Ohio had found two indict indictments IlMltctmenta indictmeats ¬
meats against her he and this tI fixed his hisopinion hltlopinion hisopinion
opinion opinionIn
In answer to k question regarding regardingball r regardingball ng ngbail
ball Mr Carpenter said saidLawyar midLawyer d dLawyer
Lawyer Carpenters Carp en tels Statement StatementFrom StatementYlOIft StatementFrom
From the fact that the State Stat authori authorities authorlU authorities ¬
ties U would rearrest her even if she he got gotout 8Otout gotout
out on ball it wouvS seem lee useless 1 to togive tolve togive
give bail now on the Federal charge chargeUpon chargeUpon
Upon being bel arrested aght agIn ag in she aft would be becompelled becompelled becompelled
compelled to give ve additional ball and andso andao andso
so on until the amount would become becometoo becometoo becometoo
too great t for her herMay berMay herMay
May Return in Custody CustodyWilt CustodyWSU CustodyWill
Wilt Mrs w Chadwick Cba4lwtcka 41s ge back to toCleveland toClevelaa4 toCleveland
Cleveland r Mr r Carpenter w va + as asked askedi
1 do not know knowBut knowBut knowBut
But if she does return t she will have haveto haveto haveto
to go pia in m custody will she not ROtY potYes
Yes Y for the new charges have VB mac macticaily practically Prac Practacall7 ¬
tically ride it Impossible for her h to ob obtain ob obtaJn ohtam ¬
tain tam ballWoman ball ballWoman ballWom
Woman Wom Consults Ceu lta Her Lawyer LawyerMrs LawyerJiI1ra LawyersMrs
Mrs Cassie I 1 L Chadwicks lawyers lawyersCarpenter 1awye 1awyeCaJpeaterand lawyersCarpenter
Carpenter CaJpeaterand and Powers Pow were early Mrl vis visitors vt vthora vfaitors ¬
itors at the Tombs Tom this matting 11 bay having bayIn hayIng ¬
ing In came there at JO oclock oGIock at the theurgent theurseat themurgent
urgent request eat of Mrs Chadwlok ChadwickThey ChadwlokThey ChQw1okThey
They are still UJI cIoee closeted ecl with wit her in the thefemale theIe thefemale
female Ie department of th the tlMBroupt prison prisonBrought prisonBtoaLht
Brought a Tefagram TefagramShorty ToJtt ramgift ram ramatt
gift Shorty after att el the aqffrnU aa snl of the theJ lw lttwy lwyer
yer J ST siw wMiiist ClwdwJctcsl ClwdwJctcslm c Chd + aoke aokevisited s sJIIaMt
m JIIaMt i vmttod lJejjjii I Illftuce the sent up a aMetrtga
Tn llftuce iM < e to ter mtafessti pwi ng a a aletram ale ttlewhen we1Pam
gram gramShe 1PamSbe tramShe
She 1 nly Iy waited waitedan igui when whenChad wilenan whenan
an answer came 1 1wick lrcn Zronl m Chad Chadthe Chadwick
wick The maid d dMrs the 1Mi Tombs Tombsg bs
i Mrs Mr Chad Chadw Chadwick wick 1 1caterer ng g to the be prison JlbIoneaertr prisoncaterer prisont
caterer was up 1 1morning t and early earl this thisrty tidemorning
morning MOrn me 1n and ate a aWOMAN rty ty breakfast breakfastgram breaktutWONAN
1 1MA
I
WOMAN MA INDICTEDI INDICTEDFOR INDICTED INDICTEDFOR
I FOR FORGERYCItKVEJAND r rCS FORGERY FORGERYCLEVELAND
CLEVELAND CS BVKIAND Dec 13An 13 Any ft r hope offreedom of offfBudom otUtat
freedom that Mrs Mr Cassie L L Chadwick Chadwickth Cbaclwlck Cbaclwlcktbfo Chsdwlckthe
the th daaaling operator of feminised feminisedfinAace femlnhltdAMaee feminisedApgtnce
finAace might ht have had by aeeurtaclI aeeurtaclIIn securing ball ballin bailin
in New York York has been shattered by two twoindictments twondJctw twoindictments
indictments for forgery returned by the thegrand thera thesrand
grand ra ad jury of Cuyahoga county countyOne countTOne countyOne
One is baaed upon the Carnegie note noteof noteof moteof
of 1600000 S6OO payable at t the National Bank Bankof Bankof Beakof
of Commerce New York and the other otheron otheron otheron
on the note for reface SAOs payable at t Carnegies Car Carnegies Carneste ¬
negies neste cflice IDOt New York city cityCo4in clt cltau cityCoasn
Co4in au f Prosecutor Pro cutor Keeler wired to toNew teI toNew
New Ycrk late yesterday afternoon re requesting re requeUnJt requesting ¬
I questing that Mrs Chadwick be home I ¬
diately rearrested if she be secured ball tt on onthe onthe
I the other charges cba hanging over her It
The womans woman s last prop fell when her heroldtime beloldUme heroldtime
oldtime friend Irl Reynolds It nolds took the thestand theat thestand
stand at nd in n the bankruptcy court urt and de declared de declared dodared ¬
clared he could shield and protect her herno herno herno
no longer r
longer3ay rSay
Say Trust Wa Was Jastffiod JastffiodThe JusafiodThe ustffiod ustffiodThf
The aged secretary of t the Wade Park ParkBank ParkBank ParkBank
Bank presented a pathetic picture tur as be betold betold betold
told of his h implicit faith in the woman womanwhose WOlllatlwboe womanwhose
whose daring via durl ring operations In finance hav havwellnigh haft haftwelln havewellnigh
wellnigh welln ruined rutn him hh in fortune He Hevtill HeUII Iestill
still UII believes his blind trust was Justi Justified JUfled Jastltieed ¬
fled fiedOnly
Only one query he attempted to evade evadeThat evadeThat evadeThat
That was when he was wa asked eked how much muchof Muehof muchof
of his personal 01U1 estate Ntat had passed into intothe Intothe Intothe
the possession of Mrs Chadwick His Hiseyes H Hf Hiseyes
eyes f filled with tears te9 and he begged beggedthat beUedtllat beggedthat
that he be excused txcwaf > d from answering answeringJury anawrtn anawrtnJry answeringJury
Jury Sees Carnegie Note NotelVben NotesWhen j jWhen
When the jury met yesterday morning morningT lIIoml lIIomlT
T R Whitney son of one of the stock stockholders stockholden stockholders ¬
holders of the National Bank of Maer MaerUn n nlln i > r i ilin
lin presented the ISttMXtt I note wlU the thealleged tbeJIeed thealleged
alleged JIeed signature suture of Andrew And w CarnegieThe Carnegie CarnegieThe CaN CaNTh
The Th note in dated two days day earlier than thanthe Ulitnthe thanthe
the one for S2BOOOO S2BOOOOThere iO8OIIThere P0ee0 P0ee0There
There has been an n absence of cer certainty certalat cerlalaty ¬
tainty talat as to the existence ot such a anote ahote anote
note With the possible ble exception of
Mrs Chadwick C hit Ihrick Spear = r and Beckwlth Beckwlthhaving leckwlthhaving kwlth kwlthbayl
having bayl had a glimpse IItUIft of It It it has never
been sew not n < t even by Mr Wh tney him huwNfeif himtselt
Nfeif 11 untie UIH it wuwjirouuced wuw 1 Wuuueed Detore Dtl0 the thegrand therand thegrand
grand rand jury yesterday yevte ctu lJ y afternoon afternoonThe attltrnoonThe afternoonThe
The note had been placed hi n an en envelope enelope env ¬
v elope which In turn was Ml a seeonf seeonfenvelope Neon Neonenv1o sewnenve
enve envelope e and the two in a third and andsealed andsealed
sealed 1ed
1edReid
Held IB Trust TrustSome TrUltSome TrustSome
Some dispute between b8t tHfft Beekwith and andS andSpear
Spear S r as to the ownership of the note not Is Isunderstood Ieun4 Isrmd
un4 understood rstood toocI to have hav arisen n soon after afterMrs atterM afterMrs
Mrs M Cbadwick hud presented p Led it to the thebank tit titbank
bank ottlcli omdllJs Us as security IICCUrtt for money mone and andit andIt
it was c uecided G idtd to put It into Whitneys WhitneysposseMton WhltneYjIpoMkna Whttneyapossession
possession as trusteeThe trustee trusteeThe truteeThe
The latter did not know at the U Uthat time timethat
that it was w not genuine genuineftrt aenulnePfft genuineUnder
ftrt Under Surveillance SttrveillanosAt SurvoiJIanoAt
At least IN hire persons in different partsof parts partsof rta rtaof
of the tntt t1 i States 8tat l are uncle surveil surveillance wrv wrvlanee surveillanes ¬
lance by the United States tH authorities authoritiesin
in n connection otaaMU with the Chadwick affair affairTh altairTIt affairThese
Th These s rjfji lp or women or both are areteing arebfsinc arebeing
being watehed and their actions during duringthe duringthe
the period of Mrs Mr ChadwicUs glguntie glguntiefinancial clmUonnanc glgantkcAnanetal
I financial nnanc 1 tf4nauctioAa tr4 uctions are being be1n < investl investlgated InVNIopted investlgated
gated 8hO IhO1I lol 01 the result of the inves Inysstigatlon In IntlpUon investigation ¬
tigation justify ft one or more warrants warNl4tswill warrantswill wanautawill
will be tau Issued fC1 d and crests r rt ats will tel telTbere fellow fellowThere r rThere
There seems to be an impressiosl impressioslmong I Iaa famong
aa among mong the Ooventment aUaorI1teI as thortus hip hipGofttiftttsd IMIiIIIi bMContinued
1 < Gofttiftttsd OottttaUId on Seeena rere Pag a i
t i WON BLACK ARROW MONEY I
A M M BUNN Government Clerk ClerkHe Clerklie ClerkHe
He Ask Asked the Right Question and the the Man in Black on Seventh StreetNorthwest Street StreetNorthwest StreetNortkwo
Northwest t Handed Him Black Arrow Envelope Envel 1e Worth
I BLACK LACK ARR0 ARR0TO ARROW IS ISTO
TO GOSTRAiGHT GO mm UPhere UPTllei UP UPThere
Tllei There here Will Be Money in the theAir tiltA tlitAir
Air A lJ Tonight TonightBUT Ton TonightBUT Oht OhtBUT
BUT IT MUST COME DOWN DOWNThroe DOWNThroe DOWNThree
Throe Fsesans Have HavePr Profited gte by byTJth byTJdI b Y YTl
TJth Tl a Weeks We Ws Drstd Distributioneft tfon j V Vdih
dih Ch Chi < 7 7TOHIQHTS 1
r
i 1
1 1 i iTOMIGHTS
TOHIQHTS ENVELOPE OWE OL0BLO OWEOa OLUEC
O Oa C + at errata lit etweiape to wrote wr te will willfee wUlt 1l 1lMe
fee sent t 9 ttrto the air alrfrOftl from the theOH theat thetop
top OH of a IUd toliMfex d11j at t tilt corner of ofTeat atTeatJi ofTeat
Teat Teat iA 6P > 8tr Btru U at art 1 oclock in inThree Inthe Inthe
the extl at HXtTuay next Tggltigy TggltigyThree
1 1Three
Three people have prssltsJ this fl week weekby weekby weekby
by devoting d Yot1 a little time end thought thoughtto tbou thoughto b bto
to the Black Arrow ITOW They have all won woncash woncash I
cash and all agree that it is the easiest easiestmoney easiestmoney
I Imoneor
money that ever found its I ft way into intotheir Itothflr Intotheir
their pockets Here they are areWiiliam areWimm areWilliam
William G Johnson of the Southern SouthernKailwsy SoutMIRally SouthernRailway
Rally 13 delivered to him by the citv citvpostodlce ctt cttputltodk dtrpostomee
postodlce as a the first claimant of a let letter letr letter ¬
ter r addressed to Asa Spades SpadesAlexander SpadaAlexander I IJeXAnder
Alexander M Bunn of the Interior InteriorDepartment InteriorDepartment I IDepartment
Department aM M handed to him by a amysterious amysterious I Imyaterioua
mysterious stranger fira on Seventh Street Streetnorthwest Streetnurthwet Streetnorthwest
northwest when the proper question questionwas quntton qunttonWit questionwas
was Wit asked askedJohn askedJohn ked kedJo
John Jo Bailey of 714 Nineteenth mt th Street Streetnorthwest IUeetnorthWNt Streetnorthwest
northwest ill found behind a fence post postat lOGAt postat
at Seventh and nt L Streets southeast southeastMoney southeastMosey
Money ia i the Air i iTonights tTonlcht pTonights
I
Tonights clue for the Black Arrow Arrowhunters Arrowt Arrowhunters
t hunters bunte printed above Is I taken from fromthe fromlhe fromthe
the great detective story 01 Th The Brack BrackArrow nrackArrow lifackArrow
Arrow now running In The Sunday SundayTimes Sundn SundnTlmfL SundayTimes
Times There Tb r4 will be money in the air airtonight airlO airtonight
tonight lO ht and you yo have a chance to get 8t it It
An 11 envelope containing eu talnlq an order for fora tora fora
a rum of money wUl soar oar into the air airpromptly a1rpromptly airpromptly
promptly at 8 oclock a clack this th evening evenln evenlnHundrccbt
Hundred of people will 111 be at Tenth Tenthard Ient Ientard ent entand a
ard D Streets Stree at that hour to toft ee seeand e it itfclarl Ititlirl
fclarl and with the hope of being bean able ble
to be on the s spot pot where It falls to to earth
for fall it will ll sooner r or biter lat r
j The 11 money money will belong to the man manwoman manwornan manwoman
woman or child who hu picks It 1 t wu There Theren
I Is n nc string trjn to It UB It y yours oun ° ur simply for
th the finding
John Baileys Bailey Find 1lhwIAltbousb FindAlthough FindAlthough
Although unsuccessful in his attempt attemptto attem 1H 1Hto
to obtain oIKal the letter addressed k to AsaSpades Asa AsaSpades A Aatnerul
Spades general delivery John Joh Bailey Baileytwenty DaneyttlNftt Raleytwenty
twenty ttlNftt yearn old and nd living < at 714 714Nineteenth 714NIth 714Nineteenth
Nineteenth Street northwest ptrsovered ptrsoveredbt
In ids ta efforts to obtalp 0 sputa om of the
flinch Arrow money monei and as a result resultthis retJUlttb resulttide
this morning cashed cashed an order on Th
Times for 16 16The UThe 16The
The envelope was wn hidden on the ear earner corner COln ¬
ner n r of Seventh and L Streets south southeast IIOUthbehind southeast ¬
east behind u fence post Which leaned leanedagainst leanedaplnlit leanedagainst
against the corner grocery store tore It wax waxnecessary Wlb1If warEeoesaary
necessary 1If Mry to wade through tbr b a bank of ofsnow otIInOW ofsnow
snow to get et to the post and once onc tu there ttMfIttnd thereand iv ivand
and nd the envelope discovered a wire had hadto hadtl hadto
to be brought into play y before bt rort the or order ordfr order ¬
der was actually in hand handley MltdThNC nandere
ThNC ere fnet facts did not daunt young Bat Batley
ley however who was on balked by noth nothing nothIn noshtag oth
tag In InI
tagI I was determined to get d et t some PIe of that thatmoney thatmone thatmoney
I money mone said he and dshould should I have havefull ftaV ftaVfa havefulled
full fullbeen fa fulled lied In the southeast 1 would have havebeen Y8
I been seen on Seventh Street yesterday yesterdayafternoon yest yesterdayafternoon rday rdaya
afternoon a asking askn Have Hu n you ou the Black BlackArrow
I Arrow as fast 8t as I could articulate articulateI arUtuattlrltld
I tried hnrd to get et that one in y the theiMMtotKce he
I iMMtotKce It was w wa for f I S3 wasnt t it It7 It71allcMl 1 1failed Ifailed
failed but I have this one ami pd d Im not notcomplaining notcomplatabaa notoomph
oomph complaining
complatabaaOut
Out en Errand ErrandBailey XrrudBailey ErrandDailey
Bailey says I he was wa sent to p South Southeast ootbth ootbtheast b beat ¬
east on r rwas c
1 was WVPNr for or just such suchhe ucla a oe oreRae If Ifhe
he eontiviMsV eon and nd d after a stt tt ttmy < g tl tl1ft t tmy
my 1ft busm bu businIs s I started to t hunt It Ittben was wasthen ryasthen
then about JI oclock Kor Ie r s while whilethousih al altb atthe
thousih tb I Was Wasnt t thavtrgr having much me the theUuntTisir UtemtT thehtnat
htnat UuntTisir mtT was easy easyget Ttkn T 1 A It began begangot II IIeoJcI
get cold eold very cold coldI
I must have huntsd about t tw tw twCondnue4 hours hoursContinued
Continued on Third hlyd Page Pagemet Pa Patw Pagesass
i tw tae sass of sstheur IMsdS Olin Olinc Olinat v s
met Is abnoat t eqwal tttsl to a otsnttAdv ottre wnA
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<
DYED FOOD MUST MUSTHAVE MUSTHAVE
HAVE ITS BRAND BRANDPrinted BRANDPrinted
Printed Labels to Show ShawHarmful ShowHarmful ShowHllrmfullugredients
Harmful Hllrmfullugredients HllrmfullugredientsfqRDER Ingredients lugredientsORDER a aORDER
C
fqRDER ORDER BY DR H WWLEY WWLEYWhen W WILEY WILEYI WILEYWhen WILEYWhen
I
When Aniline Dy Dye or Sulphate S1tlph te of oJ Cop Coprn Copi Co P4 P4perIsiUsed
i rn t E45 perIsiUsed fI f iedC iad Customer mrM Must ltJ3 ltJ3A Be BeL
L A Apjprhrad A 1dMd of It ItHereafter ItUtter ItHereafter >
Hereafter all canned goods which hleh have havebeen Jta havebeen n nbeet1
been colored artificially must t be so somarked 80ked somarked
marked When canned peas are filled 1Isdwith Ailedwith i iwith
with copper or when aniline dye Is used usedto WHHIto usedto
to make cherries or strawberries a b bril brilliant anl1Iaat il ilIiaAt ¬
liant red the fact must t e marked inplain In laplain InpIa1n
plain type on the can canThis canTb canThis
This Tb order was issued by Dr Harvey HarveyW HarYqW Harveyw
W Wiley WUeyeh1et chief of the Bureau a of Chem Chemistry Cbemtatry Chentletry ¬
istry of the Department t of Agriculture AgricultureIn Anculwria AgricultureIna
In Ina a bulletin sent out this morning JItOIDInTile morningThe morningThe <
The department has ba decided that sul sulphate slpM sulphate ¬
phate pM of copper when used continually continuallyin
in canned aINt goods is injurious lnJurlo to health healthand Makhalhl healthand
and if the people are satisfied tided to eat f fOf food foodof jod jodLof
Lof Of this character It Is no more fttOr than thant thanright
right t Own they tbe should 1 0ul4 be informed of oft 0 0wfNu ofw
w wfNu t they are ft doing do Dr Wiley Uey In the thei
i bulletin says saysWhat saysWhat a aWht
What the t Balkan Say SayPending SayPeadIIw Says SaysPendlpg
Pending Investigations which are arenow arenow arenow
now making maid all food products colored coloredwith coloredI coloredwith
with sulphate of copper or to which whichsulphate whichsulphate whichsulphate
I sulphate of copper has been added for forany torany forany
any purpose jle should contain upon the thelabel thelabet thelabel
label a statement talent in English Uab In letters lettersnot lettersnot j jnot
not smaller than long primer caps ea asfollows as asfollows IUIfollowa
follows Colored with sulphate wl tbate of oop copper oopper oopper
per or If prefermd Prepared with sul sulphate aulpbatf sulphate ¬
phate of copperA copper copperA
A statement of the quantity of cop copper eo eoper copper ¬
per It any which may I bv b permitted infood in infood Infood
food products under the I provisions + vWou of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the law is reserved served until further study studyof studyof tudyor
of the question can be made madeFood madeFood madeFood
Food products artificially colored with withother withother 1th 1thotmr
other substances than sulphate of cop copper copper copper ¬
per should bear upon the label in Ie Ietere let letter letten ¬
ter ten of the vise described above the thelegend tbe1etrend thelegend
legend Artificially colored or if the themanufacturer thenlanufctu theManufacturer
manufacturer nlanufctu r prefers prete the statement statementColored iltatetft4tttt1th statementColored
Colored with 1th aniline dye or whatever whateverdye whateyerdy whateverdye
dye dy stuff may be uses usesManufactured usecManufactured uaetanuractured
Manufactured food products in whiehglucose whieh whichgluco whiehgluc
gluco gluc glucose sugar made t uy y hydrolysis with withan withan 1th 1than
an arid or otherwise from starch has hasbeen haMbwn hasbeen
been used Instead tead of sugar or for other otherpurposes othfrIdrpo otherpdrpose5
purposes ett should IIho 1d bear upon the label In InEnglish InEnJfllsh inEnglish
English in letters of the else above abovementioned abovementioned abovementioned
mentioned mentioned Prepared with glucose < or orsome oraome orsome
some statement of similar I mllar Import ImportI ImportThe ImportThe
The glucose which Is used mu t be betree befree
I free from arsenic a Nenle or other injurious sub substances aubtanees obstancea ¬
stances stancesAn stanceaAn taneesAn
An officer of the department said lei thismornlns this thismornlnc thlmornlne
mornlnc mornlncThere mornlneThere mornlnsThere
There is I not enough of the irritant irritantin
in OH 0 one can of peas or such ueb vegetables to todo todo todo
do much harm but the harm will come comeif eomeIt comeIt
It the peas are eaten day after day In Investigations InVMUptlO Investkgatloms ¬
vestigations have proven this contention contentionconclusively contenuouI contentionconelustveh
I conclusively conclusivelyHoliday concluatvehI conelustvehHoliday
I Holiday for Poison Squad SquadThe SquadI SquadThe
I The twelve young men who comprise comprisethe comprtHI comprisethe
the potion squad will be relieved of oftheir oftheir oftheir
I their work next week so they may nut go gohome Phome gohome
home and Indulge InduT e In a few meals 1 of un unj unI unadulterated
j adulterated food for the holidays holidaysThey holldaylhy holidaysThey
They have been bee indulging for two twomonths twomonths
I months in daily doses rf c formaldehyde formaldehydegiven tormald formaldehydepllvest hd hdI
given them in milk and cream creamWhen creamYlu creamWhen
I When Ylu n the class eta assembles In January Januaryth Januarythe
> th the food that has been on ice at West WestTArint Weattor WestJ
TArint J Apt tor two years ea will be furnished furnishedThe turni furnishedThe lheo lheoThe
The food standard commission com composed comI composed ¬
posed of Dr William Freer chairman chairmanDr chirnDr chairmanDr
Dr B3 11 + H Jenkins of Connecticut Prof ProfW ProfW ProfW
I W A Scoval of Kentucky Prof H HA BA IIA
A 14ebber Vebb bber r of Ohio and d Dr Wiley is isin IiiI Isn
in I n session tun today toda In the office of b bWiley > r rWiley
Wiley The commission is I discussingstandards discussing discussingstandards dltoCullliitn dltoCullliitnatandards <
I standards for wine syrup cereal prod nrodthe prodduct prodduct
duct hone honey and vinegar Inr A report 0 0the oat oatthe
the matter aUr must be made e to Secretary Secretar Secretarys
I Wilson tlMo of ot the Department of Agricul Agriculture Agrleutture grteu grteutur8 ¬
s ture not later than Saturday SaturdayD SaturdayD
D Do Wiley Wile has rent ent out a buUeUft bulletin bulletinnouns an announcing anuDelq ¬
1 nouncing nouns uDelq that that hereafter all II goods pack packed packed pack packed ¬
ed In any a ll r rCo other oil than olive must WIt be beto beo
to o marked markedTit Mark markedTit
Tit Tit Sisters of Holy Cross CrossOf CIMIoth CrossN
Of oth XaJtowft N H IL MOMNffUMMl r rJta ffUMMl and a < t t hidsre hidsres ssrs ssrsNS ssrsosMs >
Jta jj Medicine M ler osMs and ajl aHtbrunt
tZIOt oft and NS lmobisssAdo tewnWei Ad AdffUMMl
MORMON OATHS OATHSARE OATHSAREREVEALED
ARE AREREVEALED AREREVEALEDFormer REVEALED REVEALEDForin
Former Forin Former r Believer Ba iever Tells T Jls of o Horrible Hotriblel oral e Pfnal Pfnalties ena enaties nal nalli
li ties s Provided Provided for or Dlvulgence Divulgence9fr Divulgence9frecr lvu o oease of o Secrets Secretso ecr ts tsof
a of Endowment Housfe HousfeVENGEANCE Hous HousVENGEANCE muse museVENGEANCE
VENGEANCE FOR FORCHURCH CHURCH MARTYRS MARTYRSUPON MltRTYRSUPON MARTYRSUPON
UPON NATIONS OF THE EARTH EARTHB EARTHWallis
B H Wallis Latter after Day Saint Testifies TestifiesThat TestifiesThat esTestifies esTestifiesat
That at He H e Went W eat Through Proth the Ceremony Cere ony of ofTaking ofTaking o oTaking
Taking Endowment Twenty TvventyTimes TvventyTimesAt wen Times TimesAt Ames AmesAt
At th the Smoot hearing this morning tho btaodettrtiHitf tloodocttrcIii with that was wastakaa wastakan wastaken
taken by candidates in the endowment homes were fer for the first time timeofficially timeofficially timeofficially
officially revealed revealedThe rO081edThe revealedTho
The witness ll was B H Walls a farmer form r Mormon who had gone gonethrough sonethrouch gonethrough
through the ceremony ceremony
ceremonyMARRIED
MARRIED LIVING AND DEAD DEADHe DEADHe DEADHo
He stated he was a native of London Joined the Mormon Church Churchthere Churchthere Churchthere
there in 1861 and came to America in May IStO and ad to Salt Lake two twoyears twoyear twoyears
years later Hd H had had three wives but only oul one at t a time tlrasHe tIJDLHe timeHe
He denied emphatically that he was a believer la celestial marriages marriagesHe tarrfagesHe marriagesHe
He admitted he was four times married in the temple to dead women womenand womenand womenand
and was WI1I1800100 sealed to his present wife for time and eternity At other othertimes othertimo othertimes
times he stood attod as substitute for dead men married to living JIID women womenTHROUGH WOJDonTHROUGH womenTHROUGH
THROUGH CEREMONY TWENTY TIMSS TIMSSHe TI TIHe TIMSHe
He supposed he had been through the temple at least twenty times timestaking timesi timestaking
i taking akin the endowment The ceremony was Identical in each case CUOcupylng oc occupying aceupying ¬
cupying at least two hours Taking the endowment always preceded precededmarriage precs precededmarrtagil ded dedmarriage
marriage to either the living or the dead deadAs deadAI deadAs
As he and his wife wished to be married for time and all eternity eternitythgy eternitythey eternitythey
they took th thel endowment in 1S96 although previously married in London LondonMORMON LondonMORMON LondonMORMON
MORMON OATHS
Attorney Taylor then questioned Mr MrWallte MrWaUI MrWallia
Wallte as to the ceremony of the en endowment eftdowment endowment ¬
dowment house houseThe hfMIHTlte houseThe
The witness rose ro 8 in his chair C and andssJd andaJd andadd
add that the first Aarouic oath was warthat wasthat
that 1 t the witness 1tn swore that should he hedivulge hedivulge hedivulge
divulge its secrets seer ts he h consented to have havehis bavebt havehis
his throat cut from ear to Wear ear and his histongue histo historgnee
tongue to torn t twits from fr mi its U roots the t1r second secondw 4vMS
w vMS wits tb thaf t t thhis his breast b e vt t ajiuhdsr asunder jJu der derom and andMt andtorn
Mt < Us torn out the t1ftrdithat thlrTS that his hisfody hisy Ia IaIocF
fody y r torn asunder and his bowels bowelsgushed boweIaguahed bowelsgushed
gushed out outVuch outfJwcb outEuch
fJwcb Vuch of these the oaths as the witness witnessspoke wttlKWaI witnessspoke
I spoke them was wa accompanied aecomp nl by su susjestive aug auguve suggestive
sjestive gesture which were wer a part of ofthe ortb ofthe
the tb ceremony He said that ether oaths oathsbound oat oatbouIId oathsbound
bound the participants parUdpantato to give all 11 their thefrsubstances theirub theirsubstances
substances ub 1a cea to the church and to observe observechastity oBservechaatlty observechastity
chastity chaatltyOath Oath of Vengeance VengeanceOne VengoanceOne VengeanceOne
One was an oath of vengeance which whichbe whkhbe whichlie
be gave out as follows followsI
I solemnly > swear never to cease c to toimportune toimportUIM toImportune
importune high heaven heaven to avenge the thebjood theblood theWood
blood of the prophets upon the nations nationsof BaUoMot nationsof
of the earth II Then Then followed quota quotations quotad4MUI quotatlesa ¬
tions from Revelations sixth alxthcbapter alxthcbapterhltk chapter chapterWalus chapternhitk
nhitk hltk y yWaJlia verse
Wallis said that about seven ormonth or eight eightmonths eightmonUw
months ago he served formal notice on oninto onJda onhis
into his bishop George R R Emory Emoryscverarce at atyerarce his hisscyerarce
scverarce yerarce from the church enure He also alsoi a atalked alsotalked
i talked to C M W Owen who prepared DIeDIUed the theease thecase thecase
case against ainllt Senator SmooL SmooLHe SmootHe Smoot
He was shoemaker hoe mktr to t Owen Ow As he felt felthimself ftblmeelf
himself aggrieved at the churchhis church he told toidhis toldbla
his employer his troubles troublesThought troublesThought troublesThought
Thought It a Joke JokeOn JokeI JokeOn
On crossexamination the witness witnesssaid wltn wltnId witnesssaid
I said Id be took the endowment vows YOWSt as asa asa
a sort t of vaudeville performance pertor a huge hugeJoke h hJoke hugejoke
Joke He n regarded prded them as bavins no nosolemnity nosolemnity nosolemnity
solemnity and alleged that others also alsofflo a alsoregarded JO JOrnled
regarded themail them as a joke jokeJotn
Jotn Nicholson fflo said to o othe be recorder of ofSHnof ottbe
but failed raUedto failedto
the temple Wail then called
Controversy bet coun counel
respond
to between
gel el e the prosecution IntiDUlUq intluta + + g that thatNlcholllCm a aNicholson
NlcholllCm s ab absence ence Wail premeditated premeditatedThe
The rb ma matter ttfOr was passed pa ed edGe
Geusge Ge < ae H SHnof Brimhall or Provo Utah a aL
L
Nan NanPattersOn Patterson Rouges RougesCheeks Rougescheeks
Cheeks With Snowball
NW YORK Dec 13 13When When Nan Patterao Pat Pattenion Patt
Justice > Davis Day court courtroom courtroom courtroom ¬
Into
tenion t t came
room this u morning where here she Is being beingtried bJngtried Jt Jttried
tried for the murder of her loter loterCaeur lo lofer loferCaesar ter terCaesar
Caesar 1 Young you ouag her cheeks were rosy rosyred nMlYrM rosyred
red and she was Hushed with pleasure pleasureOn pletUlurcOn pleasureOn
On her way over the tb Bridge of Sighs Sighsfrom Slabsfrom
from the Tomb the Fiorodora Porod girl girlasked slrII girlasked
I asked the deputy sheriff rift EM SRoler > C if she shemight shemight he heI
might not not have a handful of snow snowThe RIOWTtte mowThe
I The gaokr por reached ehed out of a convenient convenientwindow GOftveokmtI ooavenlentwindow
window ltMlow and gave hi his charge a snowball snow snowball owball ¬
I ball She rubbed It vigorously ouaI7 on her hercheeks Iterctseeka hers
s cheeks until they were fittahetl with withblood withbIocM1 withblood
blood bloodThe bIocM1The bloodThe
The young woman was 11I in good spiritsagain spirits spiritsagain ta taUC3ln
again this morning wtien < 18 she took her herMat hernt hersent
Mat behind her lather In n e court urt She Shesmiled Siloamlld Shesmiled
smiled frequently and talked much uctt with withfather withfather withfather
father and counsel counselA counselA
A Dummy Smith SmithIt
It was learned today that the counsel counselfor eounllelfOI counselfor
for th the defense der < lens lust week eek sent a man manand manand manand
and a woman to the pawnshop WJUIho of Hy Hyman H HI Flyman
man Stern to purl purchase hase e a revolver r volver The Theman Then Theman
simulate the ap appearsnoe ap appeatr8loe upOf
I man n 1 was mad JftItde up to
pearsnoe of J Morgan Smith the theI tbClI
I 1 brotherinlaw of f tto the 1M defendant whom whomthe wbomthe whomthe
I the prosecution charts ebDr purchased the therevolver tberfvetver therevolver
revolver with Itk which Young You was shot ahotwho shotand hot hotand
and who has evaded a witness wi u sub subpoena IIUbpoena subpowta ¬
poena to appear in court courtrhe courtrhe
rhe auto hi said Id to Me havepmtrchased purcluuled rchased a aJDr aItolver arevolver
revolver from Stem The del defense may mayI mayStern
UN thin clJCIUmstaftCt I in ea QuStscalled Stttrn iii iiicUed
I cUed to confuse him 1ft the question questionof
of 0 Identifying It photograph pb of Smith Saattbthe as asthe
the man woo bought t the revolver last IaatJune lastJune
June JuneDr JuneDr
JDr Dr Ernest J Led Ledrle rle former health healtheoBimiSidoner healtbecnllm1uton4tr healthcommissioner
commissioner was II aka t first Nt witness witn witnIed witnesscalled
Sled called Ied this T morning m He U stated tbsjh tbsjhxamin tMt threxamined be bexlunllM
examined xamin 4 1 the s specks cks found on Youn 1o1oa 1o1oager Young s sn sId
n H era ia but butthe couldnot COUld sou Id not d detormiss t tormtnetfte rmln the na nat nafu
S iorss iorssera fu fuiorss t ger eraof of ofbut the thesou soulxekee W llpeekM ck Asked A k4lcl it H Iw 5 hsd hsdmade a amaQe lma
made ma a ehVraloml analysis anal liI of the tb aNeolla J elw
I teacher in the Brigham Brt bam Young Univer University lntverIt r diver diveraity ¬ =
sity since ee MW 1111 was sworn lie testified testifiedas
as to the course of study atud an anti < l nature natureof natureof natureof
of the institution institutionPresident InstitutionPresident UtU Ol1 Ol1PleBidant
President of University UniversityHe
He is now president of the university universitysucceeding uni universitysucceeding veraity veraityg
succeeding g Benjamin Clough jr jrHe JrHe jrHa
He knew the dqngjhter r of George Rey ReyH0is Reyu Rey1t411ii1rAS
H0is 1t411ii1rAS > iw a yurtl j + nii LUd ind A had heard of her herB herf herJe
f i Je 0 4 oae dough doughtap
B j oi tap aiw a 1 ttr lBtr asked atked Attoraa Attor Attora Attor4tiJv
1 aa aaI a tiJv TyJ r rI
I I have two wives W was the reply I Imarried rI Imarried
married the first in 174 Wi and the second secondin secondi secondin
I
i in lam I have thirteen children four fourof lourMm fourof
of them by my plural wife since JSW JSWSmoot 1i1iOi 1064Smoot
i Smoot a Trustee TrusteeWitness TrusteeVItne TrusteeWltnees
Witness testified that Smoot was aims atniBtee atrusi aimstee
i tee of the university unl versity and also a member memberof memberlof memberof
lof of Us finance committee Witness Vitn ss was a apolygamist a apoIpmt apolygamist
polygamist before hid h II appointment a pointmErt out outcould Dutould nutcould
could not say whether Smoot knew the thefact tbefact thefact
fact factHe factHe
factHe
He continued by b saying he was now nowliving noWIlvtac nowtliving
living with his h second wife his first firsthaving firsthavl0 firsthaving
having havl0 been n in the hospital for several severalyears sVeraleara severalyears
years eara as a patient patuntSmoot patltfttSIMeot patientSmoot
Smoot he said said was not present t when whenhe whent whenhe
he t was elected president though he was wasinterested wasIntl wasInterested
interested Intl CI in the financial end of the theuniversity thluatftllky theuniversity
university and often ott n spoke to the students stu stuj 8tudePta
j dents upon the thee nubjects subcts ub t of characterforMing character haact r rfon
1 forming fon of honesty bonflIt and the < duty d ty of ofdttoens otdtJ2te1Ul ofdtisens
dttoens in upholding upholdl g the law Ia of th land bindHe landHe LandHe
He gave other instances when Smoot Smootspoke Smootapok Smootspoke
spoke in a patriotic vein veinAttorney ylnAttorn reinAttorney
Attorney Attorn Tayler objected to thiS line linoof lineof lineof
of testimony testimonyMarried te8 testhocoyMarried MCny MCnyMarried
Married in Mexico MexicoJoslah MexicoJOIIIah MexicoJosiah
Josiah Hickman a teacher > r at th the uni university unlTenJlt univertdty ¬
versity TenJlt told of having haYln lived ten years yearswith 7earswith yearswith
with two wives at the same time from front1o
190 1 to J90S He went to Mexico M < xico to tomarry toJI1AlIY tomarry
marry his plural wife and tin cere ceremony ceremony cerematy ¬
mony took place while hUe taking a walK walfcin walKin walkIn
in the country OUfttrHe there thereHe thereHe
He did not remember much ah about + ut it itHe itHe itHe
He had married his 11 plural witv wif beforebeing Wore Deforabeing Worebe
be being chosen to the faculty 01 t the theBrlgham theHrlbam theBrigham
Brigham Young institution
he h replied he had not as it would ould have havedestroyed havedetroyed havedestroyed
destroyed the identity of the exhibits exhibitsProsecutor exhibitsProsecutor xl bIt8 bIt8Pro
Prosecutor Pro cutor Rand turned to counsel for forthe turthe forthe
the defense and said saidNow saidNow saidNow
Now Mr Levy if you themwill will willwill coqseatI co COtttunt COtttuntto s sto
to the Destruction of these exhibits exhibitscoqseat I Iwill Iwill
will be glad 4 to have Dr Ld Led1e rte give givethe shethe givethe
the specks spec pec a chemical examination examinationSpecks qamtnatlvDSpecks ntaminatiuaSpecks
Specks Unchanged UnchangedI
1 J would want to know from the wit witness wltne witness ¬
might have haveresulted havere haveresulted
ness ne if any chemical change
resulted re ulted in the tissue of skin k since last lastJune lastJune
June asked Levy
1 do not understand that thatto th the < skin n is isto 1sto
to be examined repl replied ed Dr letlerle ltd fle I Ido 1do Ido
do not think in my 111 opinion tre tvj re has hasbeen hasbeen hasbeen
been any an change in the specks sptcksWell speckssai ptcksWeU
Well Welldltficulty saidMr aaJd sai Mr Rand tu obviate e all alldifficulty alld1tttcult
difficulty I will take one on of the t be two twopieces twopl twopieces
pieces pl < e of skin and you can l > uv et tI your yourchemist yourchemist our ourchemlat
chemist examiue exal ii ha aptltsr pthw pthwi
1 will consent if the r uity of ofYork Nen NenYork Nt NtYork
York pays pay for the chemical examina examination examlnatlon examinatton ¬
tion ST s t Levy LevyYes UvyYn Levyres
Yes and nd the county will pay for the thaexamination theexamlntlon theexamination
examination replied ri Rand quickly quicklyDr qulelthDr quicklyDr
Dr Lederle was given ven one of the thepieces t8ple t e epieces
pieces ple of skin 10 with ith the specks Ck for toramlnatloil foraminatioa t tamlnation
amlnation amlnationSENATE amlnatloilSENATE aminatioaSENATE
SENATE AGREES ON DATE DATEFOR DATEFOR
1 FOR CHRJ3TAMS CHR STAMS HOLIDAYS HOLIDAYSThe
The Senate today on modonef mono monoAllison ntef Mr MrAllison MrAU
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passed by the House H Axing ng ttu th lrist iliriattnss i lristmu hrist hristmas
mas recess of O Congress from l IJnombcr IJnombcrIi L t ember mberSi
Si to January 4 4Hre 4 4R 4R
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