4 4 THE WASHINGTON TIMES FRIDAY RIDAY AUGUST 11 1905
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SUCCESS SUCCESSFUL u h ENCAi GA iV1 PMEN 1 r rCitizenS T TCitizenSoldiers
CitizenS CitizenSoldiers l1et Warmly VarmlyCon Congratulated Congratulatedon ratulat d don
on Showing hcj hiTh They yH yHade13oth Made ade13oth Both in inTactics in inTactics
Tactics and Behavior
CAP AMP ORDWAY ORPWtY Bdliyar B Bdliar iiYPrHclghts iiYPrHclghtsVa Heightsw Heights HeightsW
W Va Aug 11 HAs As the last strains of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the General bugle call sounded over overcamp oyercampabout overcamp
camp campabout about noon today todaycvery every tent on onthe onthe onthe
the lot fell and the most mQst suq9Qssful uq Qsstuli en encampment en encampment n ncampmentinthe ¬
campment campmentinthe in the the history of Jthe the he Districtnihtia District Districtmilitia PistrictmiUtia
militia was was at an endThe end endThe nd ndTh
The Th = citizen cit zeti sqldfera sql 1fe were w > ere thor Kept Keptbusy l ept eptbusY1Ur eptbusy
busy busY1Ur for the the next hour rblling raI1fJ up up upSthe upSthetcnts the thetcnts thetents
tcnts pulling pUllingup up pegs and loading their theirstores theirtores theirstores
stores and equipments in the dozens of ofwagons ofwagons ofwagons
wagons provided by Major Neumeyercommissary Neumeyer Neumeyercommissary Neum y r rcommIssary
commissary general and acting quarter quarterroaster quart quartern r rreaster
roaster n aster
Regiments Reviewed ReviewedShortly Reviewed ReviewedShortly ReyiewedBhortI >
Shortly BhortI before 1 oclock 0 clocl the twq twit regi regiments reglments regiments ¬
ments were lined up by Colonels TJralir TJralirof 1Jremor UriEof
of the Secondhand Second and Ourand of of the First FirstThe Firstlhe FirstThe
The commanding commnx ding officers congratulated congratulatedthe
the men on their work during the en encampment encampment encampment ¬
campment and at the conclusion of the thespeeches thespeeches thespeeches
speeches the men gave three cheers for forthe forthe t
the two colonels General Harries and andhis andhis andhis
his staff started from the camp grounds groundsabout groundsabout groundsabout
about 1 pplock o IQck and nd the two regiments regimentsand r regimentsand lments lmentsand
and the Separate Battalion colored coloredfollowed coloredfoliowed coloredfollowed
followed Prof McLeod of the Brigade BrigadeBand Briga BrigadeBand e eBand
Band struck up a Ihoi lit lively oly march march and andthe aqd aqdthe atfd atfdthe
the citizen soldiers trudged tru I d up up hill and anddown a anddown d ddown
down dale daleuntil iintll they the reached Harpers HarpersFerry HarpersFfrr HarpersFerry
Ferry Ffrr where they the entrained entrainedAll entrainedAll entrainedAll
All along l ng the th line theguardsmCiiwere theguardsmCiiwerecheered tho thoguar guardsmen smchwer smchwercheered were werecheered
cheered and it was with wltha a feeling of ofgenuine ofgenuineregret ofgenuine
genuine genuineregret regret that the West Virglnians Vir Virginians VirIinlan ¬
ginians saw the Uhaklclad Ithukl lad young oung men menboard me meboard menboard
board the train to return to Washing Washington Washington Vashington ¬
ton tonThe
The first section of the train hearing heariiuGeneral hearingGeneral hearingGeneral
General Harries the brigade band arid aridpart tindpart andpart
part of the infantry left Harpers Fer Ferry Perry ¬
ry at 2 oclock At the station therewere there theretvere therewere
were 2000 or more people who came to tosee tosee tosee
see tho soldiers off The train will willprobably willprobablY willprobably
probably reach Washington Yashim ton about alkentoclock 5 5oclock 5oclock
oclock p tn m rnL It has not yet et been b en de determined determined determined ¬ I
termined whether it will stop at thejunction the thejunction thejunction
junction at New York and Florida ave avenues avenues ayeflues ¬
nues or at the Baltimore and Ohio sta station ataUQn station ¬
tion
Review ey wo on White Lot L LYhenthe LotWhen r r rWhen
When Yhenthe the soldiers SOJdlers reach reachWashfngton Washington Washingtonthe I
the brigade will be beformed formed by b General GeneralHaisS Gen GeneralHaiz ral ralH
HaisS H s and the men will wlllbe be marchedto marched marchedto mar bcd bcdto
to the tiis White Lot whro where the las lasdress last lastdress lastdress t
dress parade and review revi w will take place placeGeneral placeGeneral placeGeneral
General Harries will be the reviewing reviewingofficer reviewingofficer reviewingofleer
officer officerCUT officerCUT ofleerCUT
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oclock yesterday evening Emma Weld WeldIng Weldlug Yellllng
lug a little colored girl nine years o oage of ofage orage i
age cut her foot and had to be taken takento takento take taketo n l
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ONEIMDAY ON ElECTION DAY
ROCKVILLE Md Aug 11 liAn An Inter Interesting Interesting interesting ¬
esting Incident occurred 1n in Barnesvillodistrict Barnesyille Barnesyilledistrict Barnesv1ll0 Barnesv1ll0district
district in connection conn ction with the Demostatic Demo Democratic ¬
static primary election last iasiSaturd iasiSaturdlIortimer Saturday SaturdayMortimer Saturdaylrortimer
Mortimer Ward a a wellknown miller millerof mlllerof
of that sectlonnnd section and an enthusiastic Blair BlairXee BlairLee BlairLee
Lee worker started in to spend the day dayat da daat dayat
at the polls to hustle for 5i Mr r Lee and andhis andhiB andhis
his other friends on the ticket ticketWhile ticketWhile ticketWhile
While things were pretty warm hereceived he hereceived hereceived
received word that a new newson son had made madehis madehis madehis
his appearance in his home a few w miles milesaway milesaa milesaway
away awayHo aa awayHe
aaHe He promptly responded to the sum summons summons ¬
mons found everything progressing sattsfactorily sat satisfactorily sati ¬
isfactorily i > fact orll named the th boy bo Blair Leo Leoand L eo
and returned to the scene scene of the politi political ¬
cal battle and r renewed Hewed his efforts In behalf be behalf behalf ¬ I
half of the canditlafes of his choice
GORTELYOU ALSO WARNS WARNSBAD WARNSLC
BAD DEBT GOllEGTORSI GOLLEGTOR8 LC I I
Postmaster Po tmaster General Cortelyou before beforehis berorhis befor beforhis e
his departure this week for his v vaca vacation ica ication ca cation ¬
tion issued an anqnnouncemen1 an announcement that thtlf thabt thabtdepartment his hisdepartment ls lsepartm s
department epartm nt would would not be be converted convertedinto convertedintoa convortedlnt convortedlnta Into Intoa o
a collection agency following the ex example example example ¬
ample set by Secretary Ei Cretary of the Navy NavyBonaparte N NavyBonaparte 1 1Bonaparte
Bonaparte a aCew few day agoMr ago agoMr a o oMr
Mr Cortelyou however says that he hewill hewiU h hwill e I
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will not protect anyone who contracts contractsa contractsdebt s I
a debt on the strength of his official 0 fil I l po position poslUon position ¬
sition and then without sufficient BumcI nt ex excuse excusenecIects excuse ¬
cuse cusenecIects neglects to make payment Credi Creditors Creditorsanrl Creditors ¬
tors torsanrl anti collectors will not be permitted permittedto 3 I Ito
to see empl employes yes es during d rlng business hpxire hpxirebut hcmrbut hour hourbut
but when complaint C of nonpayment nonpa ment Is Ismade I Imade s
made explanation the the t11 employ employe1will will be asked for an anexplanation anexplanation a aexplanation n l I
ISEVEN SEVEN NEW NE GASES GASESOF CASESot
OF ot TYPHOID FEVER I
These Were ere Reported Dp OJ T toNoon to toNoon toN
Noon N 0011 Today TodayHOUSE TodayI Toda Y YHOUSE
HOUSE TO HOUSE HOUS INSPECTION INSPECTIONThis INSPECTIONthiS INSPECTIONThis
This Movement rove ent Urged as Means I ean for forChecking ior iorChecklng forCheckingSPread
CheckingSPread Checking Spread pread of the Dread DreadMalady DreadMalady DreadMalady
Malady
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Typhoid hoid Fevers Score Score1n I I i iIn
In National Capital CapitalNew I
New cas cases cases g of typhoid typhoidever fever re reported rCorted reported ¬
ported ported orted to noon today toda 7 7New 7I 7New
New cases reported reporte August 11I 11
1304 l1O 15Cases 15 15Cases 1aCases
Cases reported since July 1 1905 190330 190330Cases 230 230Cases 230i
Cases reported for tho sumo sumoperiod sameII sauteperiod
period In 1901 190L 174 174I lHI 174Deaths
Deaths since July J uly 1 1190 1305 2G 20Deaths
I r Deaths for same same period In 194J4 23 23i 231 231r 231Sevcn 1 1Seven 1 1Seven
Seven new new cases cases casesottypholdfever of of typhoid fever were werereported werereported herereported
reported t6 to the Health H aJth Office up to tonoon tonoontot1aare noon noontoday noon noontodaya I
today tot1aare todaya a record ord considerably below that thatof thatC thatof
of C yesterday at t the 1 same same hour The Theofficials Theofficials Theoftlcia
officials oftlcia s are are re disposed to believe that thatthere thatthere thatthere
there will be b inany more more cases reported reportedbefore reportedbefore reportedbefore
before the close close of the business day dayA dayA dayA
A thorough inspection of yards and andalleys andalleys andalleys
alleys of the city clt Is in progress progress and thepolice the thepolice thep
police p llce department is cooperating In thiswork this thiswork thiswork
work with the Health Department Anouse A Ahouse Ahouse
house to tohowie house Inspection it It is believed believedwill beileVedv believedwill
v will n serve serve seIv to greatly greatl r improve the sani sanitary sanitary sanitary ¬
tary condition of the city citySince cit citSince citySince
Since yesterdays report there havebeen have havebeen h ve vebeen
been four recoveries of typhoid victimsand victims victimsand victimsand
and two deaths This is the record up upto
to 11 oclock this morning and theseflgures these11gures these theseilures
ilures will perhaps be changed before beforethe beforet beforethe
the t e hour hour of closing todayThe today todayThe tad a aThe
The record of cases in hospitals hospl ta1s at atnoon n atnoon t tnoon
noon noon today shows a decrease of fourcases four fourcases fourI
leases cases cases under treatment as compared comparedwith comparedwith
with yesterday divided as followsProvidence follows followsProvidence followsProvidence I
Providence 34 Freedmans 24 GeorgeWashington George GeorgeWashington orge orgeV
Washington V shlrigtolltnlerslty University 10 10j Georgetown GeorgetownUniversity GeorgetownUniversity GeorgetownUniversity
University 8 Childrens 2 Garfield G CSIbley GSibley
SIbley 6 Homeopathic 2 Total 92 92Health 92Health 92Health
Health Officers Alert AlertThe AlertThe
The fact that twentyfive typhoid typhoidfever typhoidcver typhoidfever
fever fever cver cases were reported yesterday has hascaused hascaused hascaused
caused the health authorities to redouble redou redouble redouble ¬
ble their efforts to enforce the laws to tocheck toI tocheck
check the spread of this malady maiad Dr DrWoodward DrI
Woodward the Health Officer Is giving givinghis givInghis givinghis
his personal attention to the matterandd matter matterand matterand
and he is seeing to it that the orders ordersIssued ordersItsued orderstuaued
Issued by the th Health Office are vigor vigorously Yfgoro vigorenforced ¬
ously o sly enforced enforcedThe enforced enforceqThe
The present law governing the in inspection ¬
spection of ofdairfes dairies said Dr D r Wood Woodward ¬
ward to a Times reporter this morning morning1s I
la sufficient HO far as It applies to
milk and its it s connection connco t iO n with iththC the spread spreado 5 P real realo
o of typhoid fever Of the cases reported reportednone reportednone reportednone
none have been traced to to the consump consumption consumpLion j
Lion of milk > Generally G neralI speaking themilk the thomilk therrl1ksupplled
milk rrl1ksupplled supplied to the the citizens of Wash Washington Washingtori VashInsto ¬
ington is up to the standard standard required requiredby requiredby requiredby
by law Now if it was necessary to tosterilize toI tosterilize
sterilize or pasteurize the milk to pre prevent preent prevent
vent ent the spread of typhoid fever wecouldnot we wecould wecould
could couldnot not do do it because there Js no law lawon lawon lawon
on the statute books bool s But I doubt if ifthe Ifthe ifthe
the people would want to drink steri sterilized sterlHzcd sterilized ¬
lized milk for the sterilization steri 1zatian of milk milkchanges milkchanges milkchanges
changes its taste and lessens its di digestibility digEstibility digestibility ¬
gestibility
Not Very VeryPaJ Palatable PalatableAnd PalatableAnd table tableAnd
And evenpasteurized even pasteurized milk is not very verypalatable verypalatable verypalatable
palatable Where a group grou of typhoidfever typhoid typhoidfever typhoidffer
fever patients are in a block we send in inspectors In Inspectors 11 11spectors ¬
spectors to the neighborhood to visit visitthe visitthe visitthedalrythat
thedalrythat the dairy that supplies the themU1t milk to thehouses the thehouses thehfuses
houses and and then we analyze the milk milkto mIlltf milkto >
to tf see if If t the typhoid typhoid Is traceable to tothat tothat tothat
that source source and then we look Into the therump th thII thePUP
II rump ump water if there is a pump in the theneighborhood thoI theneighborhood
neighborhood and the reports showthat show showthat
1 that In no Instance has the typhoidfiver typhoid typhoidfever typhoIdfeV
fever feV r been caused from milk or or thehtmp the thepump thelJmpln
pump lJmpln in the neighborhood neighborhoodBut nelghborhooI neighborhoodBut
But B U t if there is the tho thoe e slightest suspicion suspicionor
or trace of impurity in the th water the thewell thewelt thettell
well is ordered order d closed cl sed I do not thinkit think thinkit thinkItvouldbe
it Itvouldbe would be the best of policy to close closeup closeup closeup
up the wells before the water is turned turnedon turnedon
on in the filtration plants Now al although pithough 11 11tho ¬
though tho ghwe we we have no authority to order orderthe orderthe orderthe
the dairies to sterilize or pasteurize theirmilk their theirmilk the1 the1milk I
milk should that be necessary still we wehave wehac we wehave
have authority which we are are how rigor rigorously rigorously rigorously ¬
ously enforcing which requires the themilkman therqiUtman themilkman
milkman to leave no bottles in an in infected infected InPected ¬
fected Pected house on the pain at forfeiture forfeitureoFhis forfeitureof forfeiture forfeitureofhis
oFhis of his permit nermitKeep DermitKeep permitKeep
Keep Dairymen Posted Postedported PostedtAs PostedAs
tAs soon soon as as a typhoid fever case case Is re repor reported
ported por edwc we send a notice to tot tothe the 1e milkman milkmanor
or dairy dairyThe daJryI
The notice so far as we are aware awareis awareis aware awareis
is obeyed to the letter letterAGAIZT letterr letterLGAIIrT8xs
r 1 1000 1 1AGAnrTEaSOPPORTU
AGAIZT AGAnrTEaSOPPORTU LGAIIrT8xs 2EQCS OPPOBTUIUTY
250 Spectacles and Eye Eyeglasses Eyeglasses Eyeglasses ¬
glasses atSaturday at atSaturday atCALLSHtERS
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Saturday and Monday MondayEye 7dondayEye I IEye
Eye Examination ExamiI Examination ation FreeThey Free FreeThey Freerhcare
They rhcare are best quality gold filled filledfitted filledfiUCtl filledfitted
fitted with the best French glasses glassesand glasseslnqare glassesgrid
and lnqare are guaranteed for ten years yearstTrameless ye yearsFrameless I IFrnmeless
tTrameless Eyeglasses with solidgold solid solidgold soHdgOld
gold springs worth worth12F01 orth i
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Monday otiday price priceFrameless priceFrameless a w wFrameless
Frameless Smoked Glasses for tarweak forweak forweak
weak eyes e eg and nd sun protec f t c ction c
tlon worth 8100 100 Tomor Tomorrow Tomorrow 2
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Wind tr Up All Odd Lotse LotseTT t4ots0EVE w
TT E EVE V Ere reached aChed another an oth rste step in this clearance Weve W ev taken stock W WeV We Weknow e eV
V V V i know r to a garment what is IS here We know what lines h nes are broken bro en and andweve anclFe r
weve Fe ve counted them for very vet little in 1n inventory inventoryand tor and have priced them themfor
for this sale sal at figures that thatbeal bear out to the letter a fi fraction fraction action of o f their worth tivoi th Of Ofcourse OfCOllrse I
I course cot r s e the clothes are just as good as they ever were and that means means theyre the thebest thebest
best you 0l can can buy buyWe buyWe
We need not say a word more for formen men men know when we offer one the odds and ends endsthe endsthe endsthe
the sale always calls for a rushCoats rush rushMd I Ir Ii
Odd Md Coats and Vests VestsA Odds and d Ends ill w
A number of them left from Suits in the various mixed fabricsweve fabrics fabricsweve fabncsweve
weve shown and also from Blue and Black Suits The entire entiresuits 9
suits sS sold id as asl1igh high as 25 J Closingout i l the coats c and andPest 475 A j jVests 80 ys W WsS ear earStocktaking
Vests Pest at 4 D DAn
Stocktaking revealed these lines of odds andOS and andends
Odd Lots OS of O Suits ends enc1sand and we havent hesitated hesitatedathow at how deep wed vedcut cut cutprices
An n assemblage e of 3piece Suits ill in Black and Blue Serges and andThibets prices in > n order to sell the goods at once onceAn onceI
Thibets I hlbets in In regulars and stouts mostly large sizes sizes and also the theremnants theremnants t trenmallts
remnants of oflines lines of suits in mixed goods Garments Garmentsthat < J > J C Cthat
that th I t sold so Id up u p to t 0 < < 20 0 for f or 4 > O 6 Z 2 D DOdd 5 An A n odd 0 dd lot I 0 t of 0 f Boys B oys Suits s Ul t S in In fancy f ancy mixed mtX d woolen woo 1 en fabrics f a b ncs in inBlouse In
Blouse 81 ouse Norfolk N or f 0 lk and an d Doublebreasted D ou bl e b reas t e d Styles St StylesSuits y 1 es Suits S Ul t S < O fj p pthat
Odd Od9 lots lo s of Youths Suits sizes sizes 14 to 20 in In the choicest of ofMixed that were were 4 5 36 6 and 7 In In Iqthe the sale at CpZ 2 e 2 D DAll 5
Mixed Fabrics Suits that sold up to 20 To Toclose tfjg 5 50 gA gAclose
close at p J3 J3Odd All the rest of the Russian Blouses and Eton Collar BlouseSuits Blouse BlouseSuits BlouseI
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