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WEDNESDAY ED SDAY AUGUST 9 1905 1905Plain 1905Plain 1905Plain
Plain Talk at Manila ManilaAt
At a banquet of the Filipino gov governors governors governors ¬
ernors at Manila which was a feature featureof featureof featureof
of the entertainment of the Taft Taftparty Taftparty Taftparty
party Senor Herrera presidente presidentethe of ofthe ofthe
the federal party and also presidente presidenteof
of the municipal board of Manila Manilatossed Manilatossed Manilatossed
tossed a bOmb by talking very yer plain plainly plainlr plJnly ¬
ly of the th insular government Sev Several Several Several ¬
eral of the visiting Congressmen Congressmenwere
were present together with Secre Secretary Secretary Secretary ¬
tary Taft He declared the Filipinos Filipinoswere Filipinoswere Filipinoswere
were dissatisfied that the constabu constabulary constabulalY constabu1z7 ¬
lary had abused its powers and that thatwhen thatwhen thatwhen
when abuses had been the subject subjectof
of complaint to the thej judiciary the theWright theWright theWright
Wright government had manipulated manipulatedthe
the judiciary and prevented fair and andfull andfun andfu1
full fun inquiry inquiryThe inquiryThe inquiryThe
The correspondent who cabled this thisnews thisnews thisnews
news said the other governors did didnot didnot didnot
not approve all Herrera said but hutnone butnone butnone
none cared or dared make reply It Itis Itis Itis
is generally considered adds the thecorrespondent thecorrespondent thecorrespondent
correspondent that Herrera was in intoxicated intoxicated Intoxicated ¬
toxicated with his own eloquence eloquenceIt
It is not just obvious why the ut utterances utterances Utterances ¬
terances of so distinguished and well wellqualified wellqualified wellqualified
qualified a man should be thus lightly lightlythrust lightlythrust lightlythrust
thrust aside when no man in such suchan suchan suchan
an assemblage as he was addressing addressingmakes addressingmakes addressingmakes
makes issue with him The only re reply reply reply ¬
ply to his charges was made by an anAmerican anAmerican anAmerican
American official No Filipino took tookup tookup tookUp
up the cudgel in defense of the in insular insular insular ¬
sular administration administrationThere administrat1onThere administratlonThere
There have been many and con constant constant constant ¬
stant complaints of the insular gov government government government ¬
ernment for a long time It is ac accepted accepted accepted ¬
cepted that Governor Wright has not notbeen notbeen notbeen
been so tactful and aIidclever clever as was wasSecretary wasSecretary wasSecretary
Secretary Taft When therefore such sucha
a man as Senor Herrera before such suchan suchan suchan
an audience earnestly and cour courageously courageously courageously ¬
ageously sets forth forth the grievances of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his people and there is none to deny denyhim denyhim denyhim
him it would seem that he was en entitled entiUed entitled ¬
titled to a friendly hearing and fair fairconsideration fairconsideration fairconsIderation
consideration If the Taft party of ofstatesmen atstatesmen ofstatesmen
statesmen is not in the islands for forthe forthe forthe
the purpose of listening to just such suchcomplaints suchcomplaints suchcomplaints
complaints and weighing them fairly fairlyit
it would be difficult to understand understandwhat understandwhat understandwhat
what it is there for forGrabbing forGrabbing forGrabbin
Grabbing Grabbin j for TipsThree Tips TipsThree TipsThree
Three phases of ofthe the tipping evil evilhave evilhave evilhave
have slapped Americans in the face facerecently facerecently facerecently
recently The first has the form formof formof formof
of a warning from Mayor Baxter of ofPortland ofPortland ofPortland
Portland Me to the college stu students students students ¬
dents who are serving as waiters in inthe inthe inthe
the summer hotels of that regionThe region regionThe regionThe
The second is the hypocritical in increase increase increase ¬
crease in wages of the porters of tho thoParker thoParker theParker
Parker House of Chicago in order orderthat orderthat orderthat
that the hotel company might itself itselfreceive itse itserel itselfreceive
receive rel elve the gratuities The third is isthe isthe Isthe
the payment by Baron Komura and andhis andhis andhis
his suite of fees for the employes of oftheir oftheir oftheir
their New York hotel according to a afixed afixed aflxed
fixed schedule scheduleWhat scbeduleWhat scheduleWhat
What an anomaly it is that college collegeboys collegeboys collegeboys
boys shall be receiving gifts of
cents and a quarter from the riffraff riffraffof riftraftof riffraffof
of summer hotels They are sent to tocollege tocOllege tocollege
college as much for the
of manly honesty and
selfrespect as for the cultivation
the mind and now they make
of themselves not so much in
service they perform as in the
of petty bribes It would be a
hard thing in the right kind of a col college college college
lege for a man who has held out
hand for tips in the summer to
up his head among his fellows
the winter If he needs to work asIaor
Mayor Iaor Baxter says there is plenty
work to be had on the street
without the degrading tip as an in incidental incidenta1 incidental
cidental cidentalThe cidenta1The cidentalThe
The episode in the Parker
shears the tip of all its
as a gift to the employe personally personallyThe personallyThe personallyThe
The management nagement raised the wages
its porters l > orters In order that It
obtain the fees and it employed pri private private private
vate detectives to check the fees
they were received Thirteen
struck immediately The rakeoff rakeoffthey rakeoffthey rakeoffthey
they said was worth much more
the increase in wages wagesNow wagesN wagesNow
Now N w the Japanese to whom thllusage
usage Is said to be b unknown at home homeleave homeleave homeleave
leave behind them with the servile serviletoo serviletoo serviletoo
too often inwardly Insolent tliougloutwardly
outwardly polite ettaches of a Ne NeYork NeYork
York hostelry a series of
checks They had already paid
full for everything ever thing they had received receivedBut receivedBut receivedBut
But they felt elt it to be necessary
leave bribes for the hotel
listed lIste < t thus thusStewards thusStewards thusStewards
Stewards 100 his subordinates subordinatessuras subordinatessums subordinatessums
sums ranging from 50 to 20 heawaiters
waiters 50 ordinary waiters 20 20hallboys 20hall 20hailboys
hallboys hall boys chambermaids and em employes employes employes
ployes ranked with them In useful usefulness usefulness usefu1ness
ness 10 10And 10And 10And
And the money thus given t tpampered
pampered and andspo1Ied spoiled Americans a athR
tbA N vn
t
earned I I really earned by b devoted devotedj d voted votedI
j I I women and an old men laboring in m the therice therice therice
rice fields fiecls of Japan JapanIf JapanIf JapanIf
If ever three tllr e conclusive proofs of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the corroding cor oding influence of tips are areneeded areneeded areneeded
needed they can surely be found in inthe inthe inthe
the three spectacles of college boys boysreaching boysreaching oys oysreaching
reaching after puny 1 > un bribes at summer summerresorts summerresorts summerresorts
resorts a hotel management bargain bargaining bargaining bargaining ¬
ing with its employes fpu fQu their theirgraft theirgraft theirgraft
graft and an embassy frpma fror froma la na nation nation ¬
tion which is making m 1iing the th most 1J6st ex extreme cxtreme ¬
treme sacrifices for the sake of its itsexistence itsexistence itsexistence
existence paying twice for the mock mockcourtesy mockcourtesy
courtesy of hotel menials menialsA menialsA
A National NaU nal Danger DangerOver DangerOver DarierOver
Over here in America we have dance danceproblems danceproblems danceproblems
problems of our own Our young peo people people peopie ¬
ple have ostracized the trippingi tripping trippingschottische trippingschottinclie
schottische i > the gay polka the pre precise precise precise ¬
cise varsovienne and the elaborate elaboratequadrille elaborateI elaboratequadrille
I quadrille They seem to prefer a apounding aI apounding
pounding twostep which Is a cheap cheapmodernization che ch p pmodernization pmodernization
I modernization of the brilliant deux deuxtemps d ux uxtemps uxtemps
temps alternated with an angular angularwaltz angularwaltz angularwaltz
waltz They call it dancing to be besure besure besure
sure and they think thats what it is isIt isIt isIt
It will take years to educate these theseyoung theseyoung theseyoung
young people Anyone who is satis satisfied satisfied saUsfled ¬
fied with a GraccoRoman hold and anda anda anda
a breathless trot must be taught the thepoetry thepoetry thepoetry
poetry of motion from the very be beginning beginning beginning ¬
ginning But theoutlook is not utterly utterlydark utterlydarl utterlydark
dark Americans learn easily and andthe andthe andthe
the art of dancing as America un understands understands understancls ¬
derstands it is not so very elusive elusiveBut elusiveBut elusiveBut
But over In England they have a areal areal areal
real problem on their hands The TheImperial TheImperial TheImperial
Imperial Society of Dance Teachers Teachershas Teachershas reachershas
has been meeting and adopting a acourse ncourse acourse
course of action which bids fair to tooverthrow tooverthrow tooverthrow
overthrow the empire Its conse consequences consequences consequences ¬
quences do not stop with terpsicho terpsichorean terpsichorean terpslchorean
rean revolution They threaten the thefoundations thefoundations thefoundations
foundations of the nation political politicaland paUticaland pcUticaland
and religious religiousFor religiousFor religiousFor
For according to the Imperial S SO SO
O 1 T < < ballroom dancing in England Englandhas Englandhas Englandhas
has degenerated into a pastime and andin andin andIn
in many cases into a vulgar romp rompIt rompIt rompIt
It is the mission of the I S D p T Tto Tto Tto
to restore rfstore the art of dancing to the theexalted theexalted theexalted
exalted position and prestige it occu occupied occupied occupied ¬
pied when dancing masters of repute reputeheld reputeheld reputeheld
held a very high and honorable place placein placein placein
in the community and to bring back backthose backthose backthose
those happy spacious days of Queen QueenElizabeths QueenElizabeths QueenElizabeths
Elizabeths time when a lord chan chanI chanceBor chancellor
I cellor was appointed mainly on ac aci account account
i count of hjs proficiency as a dancer dancerWe dancerWe dancerWe
We are glad the I S D T does doesnot doesnot doesnot
not do business In America We Weshould Weshould Weshould
should hate to think what would hap happen happen happen ¬
pen to our two great parties if it had hadits hadits hadits
its way over here Imagine Grover GroverCleveland GroverCleveland GroverCleveland
Cleveland and Joe Cannon passing passingan
an examination in the formal minuet minuetand minuetand minuetand
and abandoned racket Think of the theVice theVIce theVice
Vice President and Senator Tillman Tillmanas
as leads in a Saratoga lancers lancersWhy lancersThy lancersWhy
Why Thy it should mean the abandon abandonment abandonment abandonmeat ¬
ment of our entire political structure structureto
to the th Perry Belmonts the Bertie BertieAdamses BertieAdamses BertieAdamses
Adamses and the Representative RepresentativeSulzers RepresentativeSulzersand RepresentativeSulzersand
Sulzers Sulzersand and they are all from the theEast theEast theEast
East EastIn EastIn EastIn
In course of time this danger will willhe willbe willbe
be upon us too TheI The1 S D T will willbe wIllbe willbe
be reaching across the sea soon soonenough soonenough soonS soonenough
S enough Our only security lies In Inbeing inbeing Inbeing
being unceasingly vigilant For once oncewe oncewe oncewe
we make dancing the chief require requirement requirement requiremeat ¬
ment of our public service once we wesee wesee wesee
see the floor wave up and down as asJudge asJUdg asJudge
Judge Taft leads the march down downthe downhe downthe
the he center we shall be lost irretriev irretrievably irretrievablywe irretrievablywe ¬
ably ablywe we shall be as effete as the themost themost themost
most nobleridden country of Europe EuropeI EuropeThe EuropeThe
I The Chicago teamsters certainly are arean arean arean
an easy lot They rhe are satisfied satlsfi d with withj withthe
j I the conduct of their recent strike strikeFolks strikeI strikeFolks
Folks fearful the next ne t Congressional Congressionalsession Congressionalsession Congressionalsession
I session will be dull may cheer up Sen Senator Senator SenI Senator ¬
ator La Follette is positively coming comingNew comingI
I II I
I I New Hampshire and the peace eace dove doveI
I I are ar working hard together which ought oughtI oughtto oughtto
I to helD some someTho somerho someThe
The Shaw retirement rumor con continues continues continues ¬
tinues with wonderful fortitude to take takethe takethe takethe
the count to nine and then wabble to toits toI toI
its feet ett for another dose doseThe doseI doseI
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The Montgomery MOlt gomery county politicians politicianscant polIticlanicant politicianscant
cant decide whether Damascus will willhurt wmhurt willhurt
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hurt them least If it is counted or re rejected rejected rejectcd ¬
jected Sort or doubleedged Damascus Damascusj Damascusblad Damascusblade
j blade blad so to toPortsmouth speak speakPortsmouth speakI
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Portsmouth doubtless feels as big as asLondon asLondon asLondon
I London Just now but th thenit mIt Isnt hard hardto h hardto r rto
to recall when Three Oaks felt the thesame thesameway
same sameway way wnrNo i iNo
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No Inquiring Reader the Poe Amend Amendment Amendment Amendmont ¬
ment was not written by b Edgar Allen Allenbut AllenI Allenbut
I but It is full enough of horrora for forsome forsome forsome
some of the politicians to have been beenOhios beenOhios beenOhios
Ohios Legislature attempting a sala salary salary salary ¬
ry grab bungled It so the next assem assembly assemI assembly ¬
bly will dB get no pay 1 > a at all The State Statedoesnt Stat StatI Statedoesnt
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doesnt care for the money but the theassurance theassurance theassurance
I assurance of a short session gives much muchsatisfaction muchI muchsatisfaction
satisfaction satisfactionj satisfactionQhioans
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j Ohioans are Investing I cstlng 350000 50000 to deter eletermine determinewbether
I I mine minewbether whether there Is anything un thing In an analIeged
j 1 Alleged llcged gold and there Foolish to torisk toi torisk 1
i risk money that way when olliceholdlng olliceholdlngis
i is u suro thing thingIt thingI thingIt
I It Is reported that people around the theDepartment thel
l Department of Agriculture A > Ilculture view viewj viewwith j with withsome withI withsome
some complacency the disposition of the theNew theNew theNew
I New York Sun to poke long sharp pins pinsI pinsInto
I into its contemporary the Herald HeraldThe HeraldI HeraldI
I
I The most determined scoffers scofter begin to torealize torealize torealize
realize that the Nationals will soon soonhave
L r I have to be taken seriously seriouslyMr serloUslyr
l I Mr Jerome has worked worl ed so hard at atmaking
making enemies that everybody Is now nowhis
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his friend friendSecretary friendSecretary
0 0Secretary
Secretary Taft has las carried the Philip Philippines Philipplneswhlch Philippines
pines plneswhlch which Is more than Shaw or Fair Fairbanks Fallbanls FairI
banks has done to his home bailiwick bailiwickColonel
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Colonel Lamont left a modest 3000000 300300again 3000000I
L I again proving that a man may ma amounito
to something In spite of being poor poorThe poorThe poorThe
The municipal ownership germ whiclrecently whichrecently
recently suffered ostracism in
in reported r ported to be threatening Phlladcl Phlladclphia PhlladelThia Philadelphia
phia phiaI ThiaGermany phiaGermany
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IN IiVTIIE THE CIRCLE CIR ci E OF SOCIETY S 0 C1E T I
ILEAVE LEAVE TOWN FOR FORLONG FORLG
LONG VACATION VACATIONCortelyou VACATIONCO1telyOll
Cortelyou and Family Start Started Startel StartedToday ¬
ed edToday edTodayGO Today TodayGO TodayGO
GO TO HEMRSTEAD L L I IVice IVice IVice
Vice President Prcsisrint and d Mrs Fairbanks FairbanksSpent FairbanksSpent FairbanksSpent
Spent an Attractive Day at atBar atBar atBar
Bar Harbor HarborThe H HarborTh rbor rborIhl
The Th Vice President and Mrs Irs Fair Fairbanks Palrbanks Fairbanks ¬
banks enjcyed an attractive day at Bar BarHarbor BurHarbor BarHarbor
Harbor yesterday y telda Mr Il Fairbanks s went wentin wcmin wentIn
in the th forenoon lor iorcnocn < nonn to jiy ty a yisit Is t to Cap Captain CHPI Captam ¬
tain tam Covrles on the Missouri Issouri and in the theiifteruoon theafternoon theafternoon
I
afternoon both the Vice President and andMrs aud11rs andMrs
Mrs Fairbanks went for a drive later latergoing latergoing latergoing
going to dinner as the guests of Gen Genand Genund Geziand
and Mrs Edward Echv lhvartF rd Merrill of Philadel Philadelphia Phlladeiphia Philadelrhia ¬
phia phiaSir phiaSir rhiaSir
Sir Henry Hem Mortimer Durand enters entersquite entersqutte
I quite into the local l cal1ifc life of Lenox and andtoday andtoday nd ndto
today to a is the guest gues of Robb de P PTytus PTytusl P Tytus Tytuspresident Tytuslires1dcn
president l > resI cni of the Berkshire Historical HistoricalSociety HistoricalSociety HIstoricalSociety
Society He will attend the unveiling unveilingof u clling cllingor
of the now n < w library and will go with Mr MrTytus MrTytus lr lrTtus
Tytus on the usual outing of the so society socI society ¬
ciety cI ty Lady Lud Durand Durtndhas has sufficiently sufficientlyrecovered sufficientlyrccoered sufficientlyrecovered
recovered her health to accompany the theambassador theambassador theambassador
ambassador ambassadorSecretary ambassadorSecretar ambassadorSecretary
Secretary Secretar Bonaparte leaves Lenox to today today today ¬
day for Washington Mrs Mrs Bonaparte Bonapartewill Bonapartewill Bonapartewill
will remain at the Aspinwall for the thesummer thesummer thesummer
summer The Secretary took time to tocall tocall tocall
call upon Mrs Newman K Perry widow widowof wIdowof widowof
of Ensign Perry of the gunboat Ben Bennlngtcn BennlngtQn BenningtQn
nlngtcn who lives in Stockbridge StockbridgeRepresentative StockbridgeRepresentative StockoridgeRePresentative
Representative and Mrs Henry Kirk KirkPorter KirkPorter KirkPorter
Porter of Pittsburg who have made madetheir madethei madetheir
their thei home in Washington for several severalseasons severalseasons severalseasons
seasons past at the old Don Cameron Cameronhouse Cameronhouse Cameronhouse
house on Lafayette square are enter entertaining cnterI entertaming ¬
I mining delightfully d lIghtfull at Bar Harbor HarborTheir HarborI HarborTheir
Their dinner at the Malvern Ma1ver last even evening ovenIng evenlng ¬
I ing was in compliment to Gen Horace U UPorter CI QPorter
I Porter of New Ne York besides whom they theyentertained theyentertalne theyentertained
entertained Dr and Mrs lrs S Weir Veil Mitch Mitchell lIltcl1ell Mitchoil ¬
ell Gen and Mrs Edward Ripley Mr Mrand 111md Mrand
and Mrs Morris I 15 Jesup Mrs Hobson HobsonMr HOQsonMr HobsonMr
Mr and Airs Ernesto G FabbrI and Mr Mrand Mrand Mrand
and Mrs Herbert M lL Sears SearsMany SearslIRn SearsMany
Many lIRn o of the younger society people peopleof peopleI peopleof
of Bar Harbor visited the battleship battleshipMaine battleshIpI battleshipMaine
I
I Maine yesterday afternoon where the theofficers thei theofficers
i officers gave an informal dance for Mrs MrsHarry MrsHarry MrsHarry
Harry Sewall Daughter daughterot of Rear Admiral AdmiralEvans AdmiralEvans AdmiralEvans
Evans EvansMrs EvansIrs EvansMrs
Mrs Irs J Donaldson Cameron ameron who will willopen willo willopen
open o en the old old Cameron house on Lafa Lafayette LafaI Lafayette ¬
yette ette square for some some lively Uel entertaining entertainingnext entiiftriI entt I ln lnnext ing ingnext
I next season in honor of her herdebutante herdebutanteI debutante debutantedaughter debutantedaughter
daughter gave a a luncheon at Newport Newportyesterday NcwportJesterday Newportyesterday
I yesterday yesterdayMajor JesterdayMajor yesterdayMajor
Major General and and Mrs Gillespie who whosailed whosaI whosaiidd
sailed saI < < d for Europe July 4 are now at the theVictoria theIctoria theVictoria
Victoria Hotel Hamburg Among otherAmericans otherAmericans
Americans who are temporarily stop stopping stoppIng stopping ¬
ping in Europe is Mrs Frederick FrederickMe WMcKee W WMcKee
McKee Me Kee who is in Paris ParisAmong ParisAmong ParisAmong
Among the Washington people In New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York today are L M Murphey MissMajor MissMajor Miss 11issMajor
Major J S Boxer and L P Hall HallBaron HallBaron HallBaron
Baron Schllppinbach tho Russian Russianconsul Russianconsul Russianconsul
consul at Chicago whose hose frequent visits visitsto visItsto visitsto
to the Russian embassy here as the theuest th thguest theguest
guest uest of Count Casslni the former am amiassador ambassador ambassador
bassador made him well known In so socletv sochetv
Pier Pierwhere Pierwh Pierwhere
1 cietv is now at Narragansett
where wh re he finds fin s a a large contingent of ofWashington ofVashlngton ofWashington
Washington society people peopleHenry 1 peopleHenry > 101le 101leHenry
Henry O Towles jr of the United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States Express Company Treasury rr asur De Department Department Dcpartment ¬
partment is spending his vacation at atPine atPIne atPine
Pine Orchard Conn ConnMiss ConnMiss ConaMiss
Miss Eula Henderson of Fredericks Fredericksburg Fredericksburg Fredericksburg
burg Va Ta is visiting relatives at 914 H Hstreet IIstreet Hstreet
street northwest northwestDr northwestDr northwestDr
Dr Jesse B Schafhirt has returned returnedfrom returnedfrom rtnedfrom
from the National Dental Convention Conventionwhich Conventionwhich Conventionwhich
which was held in Buffalo BuffaloMiss BuffaloMiss BuffaloMiss
Miss Millie ll1Ile Oettinger of West Wash Washington WashIngton Washington ¬
ington has gone gon to Atlantic City lty for forthe forthe forthe
the remainder of 01 the season seasonCapt seasonCapt SOJl SOJlCapi
Capt John P Fllailey Bailey of the steamer steamerMacalester steamerMacalester steamerMacalester
Macalester spent Sunday at Atlantic AtlanticCity AtlanticClt AtlantioCity
City CityPublicspirited Clt CityPublicsplrltedMrs
Publicspirited Publlcspirlted PublicsplrltedMrs Mrs lrs Clarence Mackay Mackayof lackaNew
of New York society is is now a full fullfledged fulIfte fullfledged
fledged fte g d school trustee a position she shemuch sheJnu shemuch
much Jnu ell coveted that she might introduce introduceseveral introduceseveral Introduceseveral
several reforms and Innovations So far farshe tarshe farhe
she he has gotten otten the consent of other othertrustees otherI othertrustees
trustees of the Roslyn L I Io school to tospread tosnread tostread
spread a noonday luncheon for the thechildren thechlJdlen thechildren
I children at her expense and to furnish furnisha
a meeting and lounging room for the theteachers theI theteachers
i teachers In fact Mrs Mackay will willhave willhave vihIhave
have no trouble with other trusteca trustecawhen trusteeuwhn trustecuwhen
I when it cornea come to spending her own ownmoney ownmone ownmoney
money moneyBvron mone moneByron moneyV
Byron Donnelly of this city was ring ringbearer rlngbearer ringV
V V bearer at the wedding of Miss MI 1l Martha MarthaRowena MarthflRowena MartheRowena
Rowena Richardson and Charles Wil William WIlliam Williars ¬
liam Johnson which took place at atHave atHae atHave
Have do e Grace Md yesterday after afternoon afternoon afternoon ¬
noon noonDOUBLE noonDOUBLE 0
DOUBLE WEDDING WEDDINGIN VEDDINGIN
IN RICHMOND VA VAA
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A Richmond Va midsummer wedding weddingof
of especial interest In Washington was wasthe W11tbe wasthe
the marriage of Richard Edward Pil Pilkinton Pi1ldnton PUldnton
ldnton to Miss Mary Edna Blanton The Theceremony TheceremonY Theceremony
ceremony took place at 6 oclock yester yesterday yesterday ester esterav ¬
day av afternoon At the same time thehr thebrother
brother hr ther of Mr Pllklntona bride Charles CharlesEugene CharlesEugene
Eugene Blanton married Miss DatsSe DatsSeTaylor DatseTaylor DatsleTaylor
Taylor of Staunton Va The affair was wasquite wasquite wasquite
quite an event In local circles and took tookplace too tool11acl tooplace
place at the home of f the brides parents parentsMr parerltsMr paretitsMr
Mr and Mrs Joseph W V Blanton BlantonThe Blmton1he l3lantonThe
The Rev John T 1 Bosnian of Nor Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk
folk and l1a the Rev L J B Betty of Rich Richmond Richmond Richmond ¬
mond officiated The Th hewer girls were wereMlsg wereMiss
Miss Josephine Bronson of this city cityand citynn cityand
and nn Miss Laura Alice Blarton of Rich Richmond Richmond Richmond ¬
mond Mr 1r and Mrs lrs Pllkinton will maketheir maketheir
their future home in Washington WashingtonMARRIAGE VashlogtonMARRIAGE VashtflgtonMARRIAGE
MARRIAGE LICENSES LICENSESFranklin LICENSESFranlt1ln LICENSESFranklin
Franklin G Jackson 22 2 2 and Jennie V VBerrv VBerr VBerry
Berry Berr 18 18John 8 8Jo
John Jo Doerr Doert 26 21 and Hulda T T Lent LentLleekel LenuLleckel LenaLieckel
Lleekel 27 2 2PhIip 27PhIlip
Philip Christian 40 and Emma T Ford
10 19William William Ball 21 and Emma Bushrod V
21 21V s sHenry
21Henr 21Henry Henry Henr B Thompson Ih mpson 23 of Culpepei Culpepeicounty Culpepelcounty Culpepeicounty
V county Vu and Jennie C Embrey Embreyot 2i 2iof 22V
V of FauquIer county count Va VaWilliam V
William Fritter 33 i3 and Cella Alrnan AlulanChristopher AlnianJ5
35
V VChristopher
Christopher Toppln 23 V and Emma EmrmMoore EmmClMoore EmmaMoore
Moore 39 39Elmer 39Elmer V VElmer
Elmer Young 42 and Madge Hayes Hay s 34 34both 34110lh 34both
both of Norfolk Va VaJ
J 1 Murray lurntyPaylor urrny Taylor 33 and Daisy ray Taylor Thybr raylor
lor 2S 2SJamfH 2 2J S V VSineq >
JamfH J tnrff R Mitchell 35 35 of of DIstrIct District o oColumbia oj ojColumbia ohColumbia
Columbia and Atnes AnnesV l nc V Vs Stenchcombi Stench omlJ 81 31n 21of
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SENATOR DEPEW NOT NOTIN NOTV I IIN
V IN BEST OF HEALTH HEALTHI HEAL TH THI
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I Once OnceCheeryNev Cheery New Yorker Said to Be Downcast Powi cast Because Becauseof = cause causeofHarsh
of ofHarsh Harsh Things Recently Said of ofH Him HimPrince HimPrince m mrjnce
Prince rjnce Henrys Henry s Friend
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There V Is good g d reason reason to believe belleV that thatthe thatthe
I the friends of Senator Chauncey M MDepew MI MDepew I
I Depew are seriously concerned concern dabout about his hishealth hisI hishealth
health healthMany healthMany V VV VV VMany V V
I Many barsh things said of him lately latelyhave latel latelhnve latelyhave
have worried and grieved him deeply deeplyFriends deephI deeplyFriends
Friends say he has aged years within withinthe withinthe withinthe
I the past few weeks weeksHe weeksHe weeksHe
He has lost much of the cheerIness for forwhich forwhich forwhich
which he Is famous f mous and frequently frequentlypasses frequentlypasses frequentlypasses
passes old friends on the street With vlthout vJthout
out recognition recognitionCornelius re ognitlo 1 1Corn V V
VV
Cornelius Corn lius Vanderbilt was invited to be beono beon beono
ono on of a family famn house party by the thePrincess thePrIncess thePrincess
Princess of SaxeMeinlnsenV SmceMenlngeJ1 the eldest eldestsister eldestsIster eldestsister
sister of the Kaiser and the best bo t look lookIng lookIng looking
Ing as well as the thcc1ccrest cleverest and most mostbrilliant mostbrilliant mostbrilliant
brilliant of theGerm1n the German royal ro al family familynoted familynoted familynoted
noted fOZh for her t witty and D and5arcastic d > sjarcastic ifarcastlc utter utterances utterimces utterances ¬
ances which have involved Im lve lv d her In many manyenmities manyenmlties manyenmities
enmities enmitiesMr enmltiesMr enmitiesMr
Mr VanderbIlt owes this admission to tothe tothe tothe
the Intimacy of the imperial family famn to toPrince toPrince toPrince
Prince Prince Henry Honr who has hasevinccd evinced a great greatliking greatliking V
liking for the quiet thoughtful th ughlful and andclever andclmer andclever
clever New Yorker their tastes t stesrunnlng stesrunnlngin running runningin
in many respects In the same direction directionThe directionThe d2rectlonV d2rectlonThe
V The will of the late Daniel S Lamont Lamontshows Lamontshows Lamontshows
shows property valued at more than thani000000
5000000 practically all hi the best of ofiCTHESDA ofI ofBETIIE8AV
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BETHESDA CITIZENS CITIZEI1Reports CITIZENSASSOCIATION 1T1lt18 1T1lt18V
V ASSOCIATION MEETS MEETSReports MEETSV
V Reports of Various Committees Sub Submitted Submitted Submitted ¬
mitted and Discussed at Length Lengthby Lengthby Leigthby
by the Members MembersThe MembersThe MembersThe
The Bethesda Citizens Association Associationheld Associationheld Associationheld
held Its It regular meeting Monday night nightand nightand nightand
and reports were submitted submitted from from the thecommittee thecommittee thecommittee
committee on roads and highways highwayshealth hIghwayshealth highwayshealth
health legislation le lslatlon transportation and andlaw andlaw andlaw
law and order orderMr orderllr V VMr
Mr Ruebsam reported from the com committee corninittee ¬ I Imltteo
mittee on transportation that he had hadhud hadhad hadlitd
hud some correspondence with General GeneralHarries GeneralHarries GeneralHarries
Harries of the Washington Railway Railwayand Ranwa Ranwaand Railwayand
and Electric Company In regard to tofurther tofurther tofurther
further facilities and an extra car from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the park l > ark He had received no particu particular parUular partiumr ¬
lar encouragement but hoped that in inthe Inthe inthe
the near n lr future some better arrange arrangement arrangemunt arrangemont ¬
mont would be bemado made to accommodate accommodatethe
the people
No Typhoid Cases CasesDr CasesDr CasesDr
Dr Dr Lewis from the committee on onhealth onhealth onhealth
health reported that there had been no nocase noca nocae
case ca u of typhoid t phold fever fe r In the Bethesda Bethesdadistrict BcthesdadistrIct Bethesdadistrict
district for two years and that there la lanone 13none isnone
none now nowMr nowIr nowMr
Mr Ir Wilson from the committee on onlaw onla Onlaw
law la w and order brought up the subject subjectof subjectQf
of disorder ISOl e1 alone the oar line at night nightand nightand ziightand
and the conduct of the official whose whoseduty whoseduty whoseduty
duty It Is i to preserve order was dis discussed dlsCU8SC discussed ¬
cussed CU8SC The matter was laid over for foranother foranother roranother
another meeting meetingMr meetingMr V VMr
Mr Caldwell from the committee onroads on onroads onroads
roads and highways hlghwa s reported that no nomeeting nomeetlnr nomeeting
meeting of his committee had been held heldsince h heldsince tld tldsince
since the last regular session of the tfleVas tfleVassociation as association association ¬
sociation but that he had had some cor correspondence coronce correspondence ¬
respondence once with tho highway commis commission commission commission ¬
sion in regard to the road proposed to tocounty tobe tobC
be made and had written a letter to the thecounty thecounty
county commissioners commissioners In regard to the thesame thesame thesame
same but had received no reply replyMr repiyMr replyMr
Mr Hoiskell from the committee on onlegislation onleglsiation Onlegislation
legislation denounced In vigorous terms termsthe tennsthe teitnsthe
the disgraceful conduct which char characterized characterl charucterlzed ¬
acterized acterl ed the primaries on Saturday Saturdayand Saturdayand Saturdayand
and recommended that the members of ofthe oftlw ofthe
the next Legislature from the county countywhoever countywhoever countywhoever
whoever they th y might be be requested requestedto
to take tal e stops to legalize lebal1 e the primaries primariesHENRY primariesHENRY primariesHENRY
HENRY VIII ON THE STAGE STAGEThe STAGEThe STAGEThe
The Imagination Imn Inaton Is always stirred bv bvthe bvthe bythe
the incognito of a sovereign and one of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the most popular l > things Henry VIII VIIIever VII VIIIever I Iever
ever did was to piny the Haroun Alras Alraschid AlraschJd Almschdd
chid on Midsummer Eve In 1510 and to towalk towalk towalk
walk the streets of the city clad as a acommon acommon
common soldier with Wolsev V01H in order orderto ordelto orderto
to see the great pageant of the year the theMarch theMarch
March of the Watch This Is a m mp7 mp7lund mrYland < > y yland
land whispered the King Your high highness h htinose l lnos ¬
ness nos > hits made It so answered the rc rLdJ rLdJcourtier recdycourtier dy dycourtier
courtier But a second companion was wasless WUEless wasless
less gallant How looks the city other otherthan otherthan
than on festival nights asked the Klnf Kln Klnof ICing ICingor
of him It is a melancholy place sire sireanswered sireanswered
answered the truthful one after cur curfew curfew curfew ¬
few not a light is i to be seen and mas masterless maste1leps innsterles
terless men cut purses In the dark darkHa darkRa darkHa
Ha was all the King said to this thisfeeling thIsfeeling thisfeeling
feeling probably a little damped Still Stillhome StlIlhome Stillhome
home truths are part pai t of the game when whena
a king plays n subject und we do not notrend notread nqtread I
read that he hendded added on reflection letl ctloJ On OnwiHi orrlth Offwith
wiHi with lth his hi l head hendLondon London father
securitiesV securitiesWslington securities V Washington people who whowere whowere
were wont to wonder at the extreme extremesimplicity extremesimpliCity extremeslinphl 1
slinphl simplicity lty of the life l1f of the Lamonts Lamentseven Lamontseen Lamontseven
even when in official mer society here w will willnot villnot ll llnot
not marvel at the large fortune accumu accumu ¬
lated In so short a a time timeMrs time11rs timeMrs
Mrs Lamont Lamontot of couise kept a suf sufV sufVficlent ¬
ficient number of maids and nurses for
her chiiaren c11i ren but it was not unusual unusualwhen unusualwhcn unusualwhen
when passing the oldfashioned yellow yellowhouse yellowhouse yellowhouse
house on Lafayette square squ re where they theymade theymade theymade
made their home to see a long longrowot row of
dolls of all sizes and sorts sitting sittfngalong sittfngalongon along alongon
on the th sill of one of the big windows windowsor
for or an airinffKand airln and back of them MrS Mr
L Laments mont ssm1Ungface smiling face and those of herchlldren her herchildren herchildren
children chlldrenl1ilUol1aire childrenMillionaire V V V VV VMillionaire V
Millionaire OrrIn W V Potter of New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York vho Is seventy years old will willbe wIllbe willbe
be married in New York today or tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
row to Mra Mm Elizabeth EU abeth Bell who secured secureda secur > d da
a divorce from her husband some time timeago tlm tlmago timeago
ago agoMr Mr Potters V wife V V died more than thanyear V VMr a ayear ayear
year ago She was an aunt auntot of the Prin Princess Princess Princess ¬
cess Chimay Though his youngest youngestdaughter oungestdaughter I Idaughter
daughter Margaret is better known in inliterary inliterary i iliterary
literary circles Gertrude Potter Dan Daniels ¬
another an ther daughter daught r received more no notice notice notice ¬
tice three years yenr ago upon the th publication publicationof
of a book attacking capitalists c pltalists and andaimed andaimed andaimed
aimed especially sp cIall r ai a the Standard Oil OilCompany QilCompany Oh OhCompany
Company CompanyIt V VIt
It was said that Influence caused part partof partof partof
of the edition to be withdrawn She Is Isa Isa isa
a daughterinlaw of George H Daniels Danielsof Danielsor Danielsof
of the New York Central Dr Ward Wardwas Wardwas Wardwas
was father of the Princess Chlmay ChlmayMARINE Chl ChirnayMARINE nay nayMARINE
MARINE BAND CONCERT CONCERTIN
IN CAPITOL PARK PARKThe PARKrhe PARKThe
The United States Marine Band under underthe underthe underthe
the leadership leadershipof of Lieut William H San Santelmann Santelmann Santelmann
telmann will give the usual Wednesday Wednesdayconcert Wednesdayconcert Vednesdayconcert
concert at the Capitol this evening Fol Following FoP FoPlowing Following ¬
lowing is the program programMarch programMarch prograrnMarch
March Enquirer Clubr Club > Brand BrandOverture
Overture Lebanon LebanonSantelmana LebanonSantelmanaMusic Santelmann SantelmannMusic Santeimannlusi
Music lusi < de Ballet Astorga AstorgaAdams AstorgaAdamsDuet Adams AdamsDuet AdamsDuet
Duet for flute and norn Serenade
SerenadeTitll
Titll TitllMusicians TitliMusicians t1i t1iMusicians
Musicians Robert E Seel and Albert O OWacker OVa 0V 0Wacker
Wacker WackerWaltz WackerWaltz Va clc e 1 1Valtz
V
Waltz In the Vienna Woods Tood > Strauss StraussHungarian StrawHungarIan StrauscHungarian >
Hungarian Rhapsodic No 14 HLi2zt HLi2ztNational 14LisztNational Liszt LisztNational
National anthem a them The StarSpangled StarSpangledBanner StarSpangledBanner
Banner 0 Key I ey
Jap Commander CommahderSays CommahderSaysV r t o oas oasGunnery Says J JGunnery
V Gunnery Won the Fight FightBattle FightBattle V VBattle
Battle of Sea of Japan Reviewed by One of ofMikados ofMikados ofMikados
Mikados Men MenSuperior Superior Tactics Also Alsoeon Alsoeontributed Con Contributed ConV ¬
V tributed to Russias Defeat V VV VV V V
TOKYO Aug S SGunner Gunnery battleships battleshipsand battlehlpsand
and superior tactics won the the battle of ofthe ofthe
the thcSI6 Sett of Japan rather than destroyers destroyersand destroyersand destroyersand
and torpedoes according to a statement statementprepared statementprepared statementprepared
prepared for publication by Commander CommanderAkiyama CommanderAkiyama CommanderAkiyama
Akiyama who participated in that en engasement engagement engagernent <
gasement gasementGood gagementGood gagernentGood V
Good gunnery he V asserts depends dependsmainly dependsmalnl dependsmainly
mainly malnl upon the division officers and andhe andhe andhe
he says sa s thtit the hc Russian officers were werelamentably werelamentably werelamentably
lamentably lacking la king in training In the theearly theearly theearly
early part of o the battle the Russians Russiansscored RussiansScored Russiansscored
scored but one hit to three landed by bythe bythe bythe
the Japanese Under those circum circumstances circumstances circumstances
stances stances it may be said that the Japa Japanese Jap Japnese Japanese ¬
nese had three or four guns gunsVifl In action actionto actionto actIonto
to every evcryone one of the Russians Russiansand and there therewas th therewas re rewas
was V therefore therefore nothing very remark remarkable remarkable remarkable
able about the disparity of losses lossesRogestvenaky lossesRogestvensky lossesRogestvensky
Rogestvensky Not at atF Fault FaultThe FaultThe ult ultThe
The commander says that th t Admiral AdmiralHogestvensky AdmIralRosestvensky AdmiralRogestvensky
Hogestvensky should not be criticised criticisedfor critIciseefor criticisedfor
for eliciting to take his chances at Tsu Tsushima Tsushima Tushima ¬
shima On the contrary It was the thewisest th thwIsest thewisest
wisest course open to him Tsugaru TsugaruStrait TsugaruStrait
Strait is long and narrow the season seasonwas seasonwas
was w s foggy and there were mechanical mechanicalobstructions mechanicalobstructions
obstructions obstructions Distance and coal wereagainst were wereagainst
against aga I nst Soya and the time tim e consumed co I1su med in inreaching Inreaching inreachIng
reaching that t t entrance would have hav be betrayed betrayed betrayed ¬
trayed the design V and his plight on onemerging onemerging onemerging
emerging from Soya would wo ld have hav been beenmuch beenmuch
much worse wors than he might reasonably r
hope for at Tsushima TsushimaCommander TsushimaCommander V VV VCommander V
Commander Akiyama insists that the thegreat thegreat thegreat
great mistake of the Russians was In Inmarshaling inmarl1aling jflmarshaling
marshaling their vessels in double col column column colman ¬
umn line ahead From the th moment momento momentogoing of ofgoing ofgoing
going into action In this formation the theJapanese theJapanese theJapanese
Japanese regarded victory as assured assuredApart assuredApart assuredApart
Apart from the impossibility of main maintaining1 maintaining maintaming ¬
taming an orderly formation when pur pursuing pursuing pursuing ¬
suing such tactics for defensive pur purposes purposes purposes ¬
poses there was the fact that only a afew alew afew
few of the ships could bring their guns gunsInto gunsiuto gunsinto
Into effective action against the Japa Japanese Japanese Japanese ¬
nese fleet fleetattackIng attacking end on onJapanese onJapanese onJapanese
Japanese Had Advantage AdvantageThe
The latter ships were able to concen concentrate concentrate conceritrate ¬
trate their whole fire upon the leading leadingRussian leadingRussian leadingRussian
Russian V ships and in return returnrecered returnreceredonly received receivedonly receivedonly
only a limited fire Had the Russians Russiansadopted Russlanadopted RussIanSadopted
adopted the strategy of Imposing the thebrunt thebrunt thebrunt
brunt of the action upon their battle battleships battleship3 battleships ¬
ships while the rest of ot the fleet broke brokethrough brok brokthrough brokethrough
through and steered direct dIrect for Vlad VladROOSEVELT ViadUOSEVELT VladMEET
MEET GARRISONGROVINB GAll1llSOIG1ffi1tG GARRISON GAilSOi6ROWING
6ROWING IN V1 NUIBEiS NUIBEiSFinancial NUfi1BEHSFinancial ES ESFinancial
Financial Condition Good GoodResolution Resolution of ofSympathy ofgympa ofSympathy
Sympathy gympa hy for General Stones Stonesf Stone StoneFamilyMany StonesFamilyMany
f Family FamilyMany Many Speeches SpeechesCol Speeches SpeechesCol V
Col Theodore Roosevelt Garrison Kq
74 V Spanish War Soldiers Sailors Salorsand Salorsand11arnC3 and andMarines an anMarines
Marines Army Armyand and Navy Union held its itsbimonthly ItSblmonthly it itbimonthly
bimonthly meeting last night at 913 E Estreet Estreet Estreet
street northwest Commander Joseph J JGordon JGordon JGordon
Gordon presided presidedAdji presidedAdjt presidedAdJt
Adjt Frank C Longstreet read the re report report report ¬
port of the garrison showing a rapid in increase increase increase ¬
crease in the membership and many manyformer manyformer manyformerV
former formerVmembers members of the Roosevelt Club Clubenrolled Clubenro11el Clubenrolled
enrolled as members of the garrison garrisonThe garrisonThe garrisonThe
The report of Quartermaster Thomas ThomasA
A Taylor made an excellent financial financialshowing ftnanclal5howing financialshowing
showing The he garrison adopted adopteda a resolu resolution resolution resolution ¬
tion of sympathy s mpathy for the family of the thelate thelate thelate
late Gen Roy Stone who served in the thePorto thePorto thePorte
Porto RIcan campaign in which a a num number number nuinher ¬
ber of the Roosevelt Garrison took part partSenior partSenior partSenior
Senior Vice Commander William A AHlckey AHickey AHickey
Hickey was unanimously elected as del delegate delgate delegate ¬
egate to the national convention and en encampment enciunpment encarnpment ¬
campment of the Army Arm r and Navy Union Unionto Unionto Unionto
to be b held at Newburgn N Y Septem September September Sentember2o21and22
ber ber2o21and22 20 21 and 22 22A V VA 1 1A
A short address was made by Col J JEdwin JEdwin 1 1Edwin
Edwin Brown Sergeant John JohnJ J Strain Strainalso Strainalso I Ialso
also spoke spokeAmong spolceAmon V
Among Amon those present who gave short shorttalks shorttalks shorttalks
talks were L J Van der Miller Fred Frederick Frederick Fredcrick ¬
erick E Schotter Frank C Longstreet LongstreetCapt Longstreet1Capt
Capt O H Lake C F Rongeon Cor Corporal Corporal Corjioral ¬ I
poral A W V Gall Company C United UnitedStates UnitedStates UnitedStates
States Engineers W H Grosjean Com Company CornV CornVpany ¬
pany pan B United States St tes Engineers M MDonnelly 11DonnellY MDonnelly
Donnelly M L P Sergt John J Strain Strainvice StraInvice Strainvice
vice president Ninth United States In Infantry Infantlj Infantry ¬
fantry < Veteran Association Col J JV Ed Edwin Edwin Edwin ¬
win Brown past national na lional commander commanderUnion commanderUnion commanderUnion
Union Veteran Legion Edward G VGBurch GBurch GBurch
Burch Eugene C Smith Joserh J Gor Gordon Gordon Gordon ¬
don Thomas A Taylor Robert Koeh Koehler Koehler Kochicr
ler and William A HicKey Hlc1ie V
Ivostok the commander believes Uees they
would have achieved a partial success
Instead of doing that they the followed the
plun pianoS of mutually aiding one another and
thus when w wnen en the head of the battleship V Vcolumn
column got gotViato Viato into trouble the others otherssteamed otherssteamed otherssteamed
steamed up and thrust their heads into
the lion lions s mouth without being able to toaccomplish toaecompUsh toaceompilsh
accomplish anything compensatory
Discussing the question of sinking bat battleships battleships battleships ¬
tleships and armored cruise by b gun ¬
fire the commander the
expresses opin ¬ V Vion
ion that the fact that the Russian ships shipswere shipswere shipswere
were exceptionally low in the water con ¬
tributed materially to the th result The
Russians carried ca Ied large quantities of coal coalstores coalstorcs
stores and V ammunition and thus thusweighted thusweIghted
weighted down and in a rough rougheeasut sea suf ¬
fered n red badly badl from hits li near the water wat r
line that ordinarily would not have been
fatal fatalI V
I Newest Armor Not Pierced PiercedThe PiercedI
I V The commander says thai that the battle battledid battledid battledId
did not as some claim prove prov the su superiority superlorlty ¬
lperlority periority of o arms to armor He points Vpointhout pointsout pointsIout
Iout out that the newest armor on OIL the Rus Russian Russian BussIan ¬
sian ships hIps notably In the case case of the theOrel theOrel theOrel
Orel was not pierced The proper dis distribution distribUtion distribuUon ¬
tribution of armor is another question questionand questionand questionand
and he says the Russian builders do not notappear notappear notappear
appear to have adopted the latest knowl knowledge knowledge knowiedge ¬
edge and principles principlooon on the the subject subjectAkiyama sUbjectI subjectAkiyarna
Akiyama declares the high seas ald a1dd d dthe dthe
I the Japanese gunnery and accentuated accentuatedthe accentuatedthe accentuatedVthe
the lack of training in the Russians Russiansthat RusslansI Russiansthat
that the abatement of the wind and seai seaiat se seat sea seaat
I at night permitting favorable torpedo torpedoattacks torpedoattacks torpedoattacks
attacks and the luck of the pursuit pursuitday pursuitI
I I movements oftbe of the Japanese the secol1d secol1dI secopdday
day of the th e battle were notable elements elementsIn
In making the victory complete completeAkiyama completeAkIyana completeAkiyama
I Akiyama defends Nebogatoffs surren surrender surrender surrenler ¬
der from severe criticism Nebogatoff Nebogatoffwas Nebogatoftwas Nebogatoffwas
was was surrounded by b twentyseven ships shipsincluding shipsIncludIng shipsincluding
including V the most powerful of Togos Togosfleet Togolltleet Togo Togofleet
fleet V Had the Russian refused to sur surrender surrender surrender ¬
render his ships would have been sunk sunkforthwith sunkforthwith sunkfOrthwith
forthwith Five Fiveoot FIv or ten minutes would wouldhave wouldhavcsufflced wouldhavC
have havcsufflced sufficed to finish the unpleasant unpleasanttask unpleasanttask unpleasanttask
task Any other o her course than surrender surrenderwould surrenderwould surrenderwould
would have condemned to needless death
2000 officers and men menRussian menRussian menV
V Russian Casualties CasualtiesAccurate CasualtiesAccurate CasualtiesAccurate
Accurate estimates of the the actual Bus Russian RWJsian Bussian ¬
sian casualties are are impossible to obtain obtainbut obtainb obtainbUt
but b t they the are are V far under first estimates estimatesThe estlmatesThe estimatesThe
The rescued re5u d and surrendered exceed exceed7QIo exceed7000V
7000 and and makine mak nl due dueaIlowance allowance for forthose lorI forthose
those who wh escaped in the Almaz Izum Izurorud Izumrud Izumrud
I rud OreJ Aurora Jemtchiig Jemtch g and the theauxiliaries theauxlUaries theauxiliaries
auxiliaries the thenumber V number actually lost is isI i5I isI
I somewhere sOl1ew s mewhere ere between 2000 and 3500 3500ninocn 3500110M 3500TOM
110M TOM TAGGARTS PLACECLOSEOBY PLACE PLAEEtItUSHII
ninocn ULUOLU CLOSEOBY tItUSHII PV BY D DHanly VEIIURanly GOVERNOR GOVERNORHanly
Hanly V Credited With Design to to Raid RaidAll RaidAll RaidAll
All Ga1 Gambling 1blingResorts Resorts in inIndiana in inIndiana II IIIndiana
Indiana IndianaINDIANAPOLIS IndianaINDIANAPOLIS V VV VINDIANAPOLIS V
INDIANAPOLIS Ind Aug 4jgV H 9 9As 9Asresultot Ag a aresult
result resultot of Governor Go erI1or Hanlys nly sde determina 4Otermination determination ermhla ermhlatlon ¬
tion to stop gambling at French French Lick Lickand Lid LicIand Lidand
and West WestVBaden Baden he has has closed < the theCasino theCasino theCasino
Casino at atV atthe the former V place owned by byThomas byThomaS byThomas
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Thomas ThomaS Taggart Ta gartc11alrman chairman of the theDemocratic theDemocratI theDemocratir
Democratic National Committee The Thecase Th Thcae Thcase
case is pending pe1 ipg a further examination examinationThe examinationThe examInationThe
The governor govemor recently recent1sent sent two personal personalrepresentatives person2 person2representatives personalrepresentatlves
representatives V to investigate the gam gambling gambUng gambling
bling Conditions and his action today todaywas todaywas todaywas
was the result resultGovernor resultGo resultGovernor
Governor Go ernor Hanly would not discuss d1s uss his hisaction hISactIon hisaction
action in iucloslng closing Tnggarts resort and andhis andIs andhis
his Is reticence is taken to mean that he hehas heha hehas
has has laid plans to raid all gambling re resorts resorts resorts ¬
sorts throughout the State StateT statera StateV
V T ra aggnrt gnrt said that he did not rotknow know that thatthere thatth thatthere
there th re wag w wa gambling at the Casino nor norhad norhad norhad
had he been been advised adv d of Governor Han Hanlys Hanl Haniys ¬
lys l s action actionThe a actiopThe tIon I
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plaints about the places at 5rcneh Lick Lickand Licitand Lac Lacand
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the occupation of that province by Ital Italian ItalIan ItalIan ¬
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