4 4 THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY OCTOBER 7 1906
General Wilsons 5 Birthday BirthdayIs i rthdov rthdovIs
Is SixtyNine Sjxtv Nine Years Young
He Continues Cpntin es ActivelyAt ActivelyAtWork ActivelYAtW
Work W ark fo for or Welfare W elfare of ofOily ofOit o oO
O Oily OilyIs Oit OitIs 1t 1tIs
Is Admired AdoJ fed iivli in A1li lParts lPartscants Parts Partsof Partsof
of Country QJlntfyWhere QJlntfyWherefie cants Where WhereHe WhereH
He H is i Known KnownTomorrow Knovl1TomorrOw Knov n nTomorrow
Tomorrow will be b the birthday of a aman aman aman
man who has ha written wttftfnto into the term U US US
S A retired a anew new definition and andhas aJNlhas andhas
has made It signify fresh labor Ja Jat un unerasing unceastng ¬
t erasing ulng industry IIMII8t and great accom accomplishments accomli5hments accomplishments ¬
plishmentsTomorrow plishments plishmentsTomorrow li5hments li5hmentsTomorrow
Tomorrow evening at 8JO oclock oclockti oclocktlf
tlf ti n John M Wilson Corp C of o En Engineers Engmfer Engineers ¬
gineers misted m ted Staten State Sta army arlll will complete com compute eolllpkte ¬
pute hi his sixtyninth year In keeping keepingwith keeplntrwith keepingwith
with the thecllancMr character of the man who whohas whohas a a1utS
has won a icedal edall far r conspicuous gallantry gal gallantry lIallantry ¬
lantry In action and since ACe hi h his l retire retirement retlremen retirement ¬
ment men t has ha achieved many tIMA civic c = tyIC honor honorhe n 110001he ol olla
he will observe 0 observe the day WittKmt Mttsotht eatentation eaten ostentation en entation ¬
tation or special > > ceremony The eongratt eon congratulation eongratulaUou ¬
gratt gratulation lationa of hi blM many BNW friend from fromll fromall
all ll part parta of the country goUft ry will be suffi sufficient auftdent au16dent ¬
dent celebration ceJebra of hla entering upon uponhie UIJOnIus uponhts
hie seventieth yearBut year yearBut yearBut
But what make the event especially especiallyworthy eIIpeclallyworthY eapeolallyworthy
worthy of mention 1 Is not what General GeneralWilson GeneralWilson I
Wilson has h s done in the past but what whathe wb whathe Jt Jthe
he is doing now and what be will do doin doin doin
in the future No other man In the theDistrict theDistrict theDistrict
District of Columbia Colum a perhaps is ao aotaken o otaken otaken
taken up with project IOjectll for the public publicgood lublhgood pubikgood
good as is J the general eneral Retired fromhis from fromhis fromhis
his chosen cho enpretJii profession l1on by tho th meohewoal meohanlcalWorklnga meohautoalworkings meohewoalworkings
workings of the law five years leara ago agohe agohe
he laid aside aItk his military mUttar ualform and andentered andtntered andentered
entered up Up1 > a civic charitable c arlt bJ and pub publicspirited pubtcsplrlted publcspldted ¬
licspirited enterprises ttllterprt wlterprieenterPdee eenterprtH enterprises which whichh wblchhi whichhe
he h hi has helped forward and to which he hegives heg hegives
gives g es his attention dallyRather dally dallyRather dallyRather
Rather Wear Out Than Rust Out OutWhen OutWhen OutWhen
When I left the army he said to toa toCungrefonal toLL
a Cungreas Cungresfcjmal aa1 committee last win winter wlnttr winter ¬
ter I decitdd that I had rather wear weartut weartut weartut
tut than met out outTo outr outTo
To r 0 say aaytlt that the general geera t ill > AOt ot rusting rust rustics rustiJ ¬
ics iJ out js 11 deserfbing < se > tbing ttti1lI mOjHr hte nsany nsanyactivities any anyartlvitles nY nYnnlyltlea
activities In IftekalC of e < t the V M1 atfonal atfonalCapital ooal ooalCapital aal aalCdpltal
Capital CapitalThe CdpltalThe CapitalThe
The story rf f John M Wilsons life lifepresents lifehresents It ItJltsentll
presents Jltsentll a great sameness ameue in one way wayand wayand y yand
and a a great surprise aurprl > > e in another The Thesameness nesameneu Thesameness
sameness consist eoraal coasista ta in the uninterruptedmanner uninterrupted uninterruptedmanner alnt rupteid rupteidmanner
manner in which he advanced ad aoM and madefriends made madefriends
friends whether he was 1 as in the Bast Bastor 6srtor t tur I
or in the West eat whether hether he toiled utlied on onthe Oftthe oilthe
the field of battle or labored in Mia I ofttoe odtoefor ofttoeior I Ilor
for the geed of the array The sur rhrprise surprise wI wIprise ¬
prise i III the number of things t1lln be baa hasdone baadone baadone
done the number of undertakings that thatJK tbath thath
h JK has completed completedThe ce completedThe plet d dThe
The general is a a Washingtonii Washingtoniimroueh Whlngtonlantnr Waahingtonianthrough
through tnr u h and through lli lUa Ile father her was wasborn wulwrn wasburn
born on 7 F P street treat and aU < he 1e 1 was w a born on onG onstreet ont
G t street i near De ear where Epiphany Eplp ny Church Churchnow Cburchnow Churchnow
now stands It was in Epiphany EpiphanyChurch EpiphanyChurch EpiphanyChurch
Church by the way that the beautiful beautifuland beautifulaJld beautifuland
and charming chlir young rOUR Dung lady Mis Jt Miss u Augusta AugustaWall AqustaH
H Wall WalleursbegaatQc WalleursbegaatQcBane al1 > iIw iIw15eeanle
Became Senate Page Pagex PazeJllla
h ntrast Jllla x 1w Sahel ral ral1r a a1r
1r u > step tep in pubUe PI Hie Ufewb 1 was wraa Ie eerter eerterUK hater haterift iter iterI
States Sta Bewft He Hewim Hewont
UK ift I Senate enato of the United
wont there as a a page on the nrst 2tr t Mon Monui dfonu
ui 11 a ijecember U4k > eJnber Itmt lIIi 1S4 and stayed there therelour therelV therelour
lour lV year Scars ca He was aa there ther in the time timeo timeulll
o such ulll statesmen as Clay Calhoun Calhouni
i J oJule uu JettenKMi Je Croat Davis and Benton Beatoninv Bentonlee
inv lee 1 young oUJlC boy who attended to hi hilUHKd hidH his hisdu
lUHKd du dH acs well in the day went to school lIChoolC
a 1 C nisht rs sht and was wIIIUke liked by the eminenttttesmen eminent eminentsiueimen eminentlteJmen
siueimen lteJmen Mr Seward wa was a especially especiallyknit eapec1aUyknlt especiallyInd
knit to him and Iin many an afternoon aXterneonviitn Atteloonhen afternoonwiser
wiser hen the days day session aon waa over Jack JackWilson JacklslIn Jaektttisun
Wilson lslIn was wu given en the privilege of rid riding rld11l ridsug ¬
ing 11l Mr SewaroVa horse horseme h horseone rM rMI
me I e other thing he sw In those days dayshe clay claylit dayshr
he has never forgotten That was the theday theJav theday
day when the irascible Foots drew his hisjistol blMon hisritol
jistol on Benton on the tb floor of the theSenate thesenate
Senate SenateGiven 8 senateGiven nat natGiveli
Given Give GiveAfter Appointment tfc West W t Point PointAfter PoiBtAtttr
After four years as a a page re young youngWilson youn younW youngWilson
Wilson W H on went to California going onE out outwith outwith outwith
with one of the California Senators SenatorsFrom SenatorsFrom SenatorsFrom
From that State he worked his way wayup wayup a aup
up through throu < < h Oregon and finally reached reachedColumbia reachedlumbla reachedColumbia
Columbia lumbla Waahlngton Territory He Hehad Hehad HeThad
had not been there long I when he de decided delldtd decided ¬
cided to enter the Uni UnitVl UII dliltLes < aie army armyWithout armythout armyWithout
Without thout much difficulty betaff betn known knownout knownuut knowntut
out West for his hi industry In MtrT and sterling sterlingworth atrUng atrUngWurth sterlingwurth
Wurth and being remembered Do in 1 InWash InWashrgton Washington Wash Yuhmgton
ington for his falthfuIneaa falthfulne falthfulato to duty dtatyto laity as asa ast
a to boy he was 8 appointed a a cadet to toWest toWest toWest
West Point by the Washington Waabl Kton Terri Territory Territury Terrltury ¬
tury delegate in UH UHHe JI5iHe IlSbHe
He was graduated In 1M 1Mait4 and wan pro promoted promotd promoted ¬
moted to brevet second lieutenant of artiUery ar artiUery artillery
tiUery July Jul 1 110 110It I IIt 1810It
It is curious to note that about abot shoat t this thistime thilltime thistime
time occurred one on of the paradecce pared and xa in inthe inthe Inthe
the generals career His l flrat nr3twJffrsnt nr3twJffrsntas it front frontas rant rantas
as a cadet was wa issued ud to tihjj J tht bP byJ < ffer fferaon fferson < er erson
son Davis then thenscretaor Secretary of f VIIttt W > for forthe forthe forthe
the United State Stt sand and < < later President Presidentot
of the Confeder Confederaeys eyi and ndhis hi his first commission com commission commisaion ¬ =
mission as an offtoer o < < teer wa Wall m IIItJIWIl pMd by byAbraham byAbraham byAbraham
Abraham LlncolnrPrMldettt Lincoln Pr5sidat Of tfUnlt tfUnlted ttliUntted
ed States during the war of otthe the rebellion rebellionTwice rebelUonTwice rebellionTwice
Twice Promoted for Services ServicesTwice ServicesTwice ServicesTwice
Twice during the war he wa was promoted promotedfor pnnnoledfor uromotedfor
for gallant and meritorious service serviceonce tervlcMonee serviceonce
once at the battle battleof of Gain Gal Gaines xm MillVa MillVaand Va Vaand Vaand
and once at the battle of Malvern Hill HillVa HillVa HillV4
Va It was for hi his bravery braver in action actionme actionat actionat
at Malvem Hut that he was given tht thttnelal th1 th1medal
me medal < al for gallantry gallantryi
i It f the young otfle olOcors es rapid rise rI in inthe Intile inthe
the army arm of hi his services on the battle battlerield batUeeld battlerleld
rield eld in armyA0ulht army ar y noat DCNI J Jii y variouf varllO ripulparts part PIorUl of ofthe orthe ofthe
the countryrvudof coup amdef Het this J 8 serviee in i this thisilty tAMdt thiscity
city dt y as s bead had dot G ot the Corp C Cdrpe t of JSnglneer 1pgtnemand JSnglneerand ra raand
and in charge of the construction natructlon of ofmany ornlJny ofnsany
many public bull bulldI bulldtnev < lt tli r much has been beenwritten beenwrltttn beenwritten
written It ia > to his Achievements and andmany andman andmany
many man duties in the civic fields since his hisretirement AlartUrement hisretirement
retirement that pubftC pebffc ibTh Jaterest aterNttufM aterNttufMThl turns turnsThe turnsThe
The > folJowlng foIJ wln Jf W the s leralli ral civil civilliistory clvllIstory civill
liistory l istory in an HW 1PIbretate4 breviatel > reviate fprm prm rm showing show showing how howing ¬
ing how he Is I tllitteemed teemed Jar W Presidents Preddentsand PrNldentdn Presidentsand
and dn the hl hibest hijh Et t men of W tji country cownUyGenerals COUWUfG countryGonorala
Generals G B ls Civil ctvU History HistoryDegree History HistoryDtgree HistoryDegree
Degree of LLD conferred by Colum Columbian ColUMbian Colombian ¬
bian University 1MO 1MOMember l8IOember 1810Member
Member ember of American Society SocIetyC T f f Civil CivilEngineers 0111Engineer civilEngineers
Engineers 1816 to 101 101Past 1101Past 1801Past
Past prestdent of tt Ute 3o Qtlkty tety T of Civil CivilEngin CivilEnglnfeu CivilEngineers
Engineers Engin rs of Cleveland ClnoelI Id Ohio OhioMember Ok Okmber OhioMember
Member mber of the Federal commission In In1U lato in1r4
1r4 1U 4 to Investigate the disaster to the thesteamer thetamer thesteamer
steamer General G neral Slocum in New York Yorkharbor Yorkharbor Yorkharbor
harbor In June ttft ttftMember U04 U04Yembfor 1904Member
Member and pre presirifftt preskientef1 Viento6 the th the = boned oii d of ofvisitors atjsitorll ofvisitors
visitors jsitorll of West Veet Point Military MIUtar Academy AcademyJune AcademyJune AeaMtnyJunt
June MSH 4u 4uPreat P PrrmMit r J
rrmMit 6 1 fifl t1 i 7t h 4t dull Ion
GEN JOHN M WILSON Retired RetiredWJw RetiredW RetiredWhy
Why W Celetoatea His Sixtieth BirtMav Birthday Te TMUrTew orrw
in connection with the sale Ie of the Choc ChoctawrChlckaaaw ChoctawChlcltaaW Choctaw
tawrChlckaaaw taw Chlekaaaw coal land 19M6 19M6Chairman UOIiChairman 19616Chairman
Chairman of the Presidential inauguration inaugu inauguration InaUl1lration ¬
ration committee of etthwns IftMfi IftMfiPresident 11046P 1105President
President P ent of the Washington Board of ofTrade orlradeat ofTrade
Trade lradeat at present presentCommander pre preaentCommander nt ntcmmander
Commander Loyal Legion of the Dis Dlatrlot District m mtrlet ¬
trict of Columbia IsWlMO IsWlMOQslpent 10161900l 1180 1180l
Qslpent l tsltlent l ent of the Columbia Hospital fox foxWomen t tW fqc fqcWomen
Women W OIneft
ent e Training lralnfn < < School for Nurses Nursesthe Nu Number Nurseohies
mber hies or the bossd bou of directors dlnMrtontReform iE iEthe
tReform the Reform School for Qtrto from MM MMto 1tI8to 10 10to
to JB JBOn 1900On
toOn
On board of directors of the National NationalEpiscopal NaUoaalXpillCOpa NationalEpiscopal
Episcopal Foundation FoundationMember FOundationMember FoundationMember
Member of the Washington Monument MonumentAssociation XOItuntAoclatlon 3rlonumentAssociation
AssociationOn AoclatlonOn Association AssociationOn
On the Corcoran Art Gallery board boarcIot boarcIotdllCton of ofdirectors ofdirectors
directors directorsOn dllCtonOn directorsOn
On executive committee of the CHI Citisets CHIsens CltlRelle
sets Relief Association tIoet from IMC to to19M toltt4
19M 19MOn
On the Anthracite Coal Strike Com Commission CottImt1ot1 Commission ¬
mission October 1903 1 K until March 1MB 1MBVice 1MVrtoe 1906Vice
Vice president for the X District > istriet of Co Columbia Columbta ¬
lumbia of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Me Memorial Wemortal ¬
morial Association AsaociatlosOn AssociationOn
On the board of directors of the t e Natlonsl Na National National ¬
tional Geographic SocietyWorks Society SocietyWorks SoetetyWerts
Works Under Uft er FlagThere Flag FlagThese FlagTheM
These are the thing thin that the generalhsa general generalha neral neralbaa
ha baa done d ne and Is I doing To tbtm hegive he hegive
give IIlv his unwavering attention His Hisoffice HI HIofttce Hisoffice
office or r den on the second floor of hi hitastefully h htaatet his histastefully
taatet tastefully Uy furnished house on Massa Masuchusetta Massachusetts Xauachueetts ¬
chusetts avenue Is I where bere he worksOn works worksOn workOn
On his hl deck stands a small n United States Statesflag StatesSlag Stat Statfta
flag fta < < so that that he works always under the thecolors tbecolon thecolors
colors 1 lU His 1 U desk la kept ept scrupulously scrupulouslyneat acruRU acrugplowlyneat ly lyneat
neat with his Capers japers In I jareful refl o oar oarIt ortfer ortferIt Qr QrIt
It reminds yew yftbf of nothing not nothhtgso M o musk mnehr a amilitary amUltary as asmilitary
military jM precta1onsad MeCbitonMld clslon And work workPersonally wt workPersonally rk rkpersonaUY
Personally and a d physically phyB1 a y the the general generals
1 is s sixtynine dxtnlne years ean young He goes goesoSta CM CMdd
dd oSta a flight of stairs with the agility agilityf acilityoC
f a youth frequently clearing clearln the last lastIt Jaatate lastafz
ate It at a single bound His hand clasp claspi
Is i strong and steady Ktud In his hi eyes is the theight thellcht
of enthusiasm and an < his high spirit spirittfo apritNo spiritNo
No tfo rne can talk with Mm without ltbout be being beIng ¬
Ing ing impresned by the fart att that the general gen en eneral i ieral
eral has achieved the unusual un ual and has haspreserved haaprelKrved haspreserved
preserved his illusions illusionsWith mu iliuslomcWith lonll lonllWith
With all his ld strength and capacity forwork for forwork forwork
work he has a strong sense of humorand humor humorand hutltOrand
and is a good story teller as well oeIl as agood a agood a allood
good listener listenerBeleved lIatenerBelevad listenerBeloved
Beloved Everywhere EverywhereOf
Of his friendships nothing thine need needexcept be besaid j jsaid
said except except that he has friends fIenM wher wherever wherever wherever ¬
ever fee has been and admirers wher wherever wherever wherever ¬
ever his duty has been discharged dischargedKindly dlllchallfedKII dischargedKlan
KII Klan Kindly I andtturrttxMe charaetetizeil ch ch1UKlterlwdby ch1UKlterlwdbybtcn rsrteriz by bybfgh byhigh
high breeding courteous to all courage couragepi courapin courageoils
oils pi In all thing Gen John J hn M 1 Wilson
is I literally beloved la every section ofthe of ofthe oftbe
the country countryMcKlntey countrycKinMY countryMcKinley
McKinley cKinMY and John Hay Ha were his hisfriend hisfrifonda hisfriends
friend Cleveland and ad Roosevelt ar arname arUu are arenames
name Uu which are in his hi dally life as asfriends asfrlDds asMends
friends and companion A Democrat Democratall Democratall
all hi his life he tea has s gone e through his hiscareer hi hiea hiscareer
career ea et with the esteem of Republicans Republicanss
> s well w 1I a IUI of those of his own political politicalpersuasion polltlclper politicalperjualon
persuasion per perjualonA
perA
1 A letter I ter from General Sherman is oneits one onefrtbtt oneef
ef its frtbtt tit tI many tributes General Wiison Wiisonha WlillOnbaa W hson hsonhas
ha baa received It wa was written in lied 1883and lll liedand 3 3alld
and is as follows followsGeaeral folloaGe followGeaeral
Geaeral Ge eral Shermans Letter LetterHeadquarters LetterH
Headquarters H I rt18 Army rmy of the th Urite3Atatos United Unitedato UrItfJtca
Atatos ato tca Washington WlUlhi J C Oct 31 U
188 81 1170 11 at night nightCol nlJhtCol nightCol
Col John M Wilson U S Engineers EngineersWashington EnfrlneeraWhingt EngineersWaahingtwt
Washington Whingt ft D D1er C CDear ear
Dear ar Colmel CoImelI Col utelI I f ar I must leave the thecity tiutlty thecity
city without doing what 1 ouhtthat ouhtthatIs ought that thatis
is calling f nn n you and your good wife If in inyour inyour jryur
your home b nte on ttonnecUvut tonnecti ut avenue but butam butam butam
am going to ask you to accept the will willI willtOt willfar
I for the deed along with the assurance assuranceof
of the high hl r rJt rga H z Jn n which I hold you youpersonally youpersonalty
personally and professionally pN lonan I bellvo bellvoi bell youc r rI c
I i that no general ral officer has ever held the theomrineeni theJUI theengineers
engineers JUI in higher esteem than I iavr iavrespecially hav havespecially h r rNpeClaUv
especially when their usual knowledge is issuipletnint is8ulple is issuirpleui
suipletnint 8ulple suirpleui rand > d as in your y out case with lth the thepractioal thernuUt therrucUnl
practioal experience fxperi nce with i Iren en in the thecamp t tflaml to toramp
camp in the fl 1144 > ld end 111 hi barracks btarra kllJ It Itivqulre Itraqllrel Itrequires
requires jjr rat at km ImcIftlge > we < lge to t takr tJ t + th t rude rudjblocks rudeblocks ud udblockll
blocks of marble and make of them a agrotr ll1t10Ir aprohe1
prohe1 grotr l arch eh tut still tlil greater greatfTtQ to take tAkemA a nmaw amaw
maw mA of l rude u e men and work ork them intna into intoa tnt tnta
a skilled army and Q d when Awn ite e > > glne glneur glneurcan > < tr trcan u uAn
can An do l beth > eth well then he is a master masterI
I believe 1wli f you y u to be one of th three e and andthat amithat anllthat
that you appreciate my efforts to bring bringth bringth bringthu
th thu coups ct > rp into more perfect harniony harnionywith hrnaonywtth h + trnsony trnsonywith
with the tta whole army and that you fU do donot > lo Jon9t lonot
not understand un r tM1d me as thereby a self4 lPnMy lPnMytt lft1yattee + ly lyattempting
attee attempting tt nHlnK lMln to enlarge n my > y owr authority autluritrThe authorityTMe authnrttYTtie
The fact that you iU have seen aeevice aeevicein serticein eai e ein
in iUa JH artin ry and with an Itrmy rmy m mthe In Inth Inthe
th the 8 field irt makes you a better engineer enginrerand engineerand englJurand
and qualities yon for the command of ofmen otnitII ofmen
men One le who stta Us tt down and exclaims exclaimsYhats exdatmsVhat exclaimsWhats
Yhats Vhat the th use i r hen he not learned th thlesion thJtJIfn the thelesion
lesion taught by history hlst < IY for honor and andfame andfme andfame
fame will come ome to him who ho is best Pre Prepared pre prepared lrtfRled ¬
pared the more certain rtaln by reasi reason > n of oftlu oft111 oftin
tin nwusslty nffl slh being oohl t sadden ioudd > n and unpetel un unprotecl unWeted >
protecl Weted Though rhcu h with the morrow I will willcease willerase 111 111caae
cease to be in authority auth lty yet I will non nonthe none nonetbe nonethe
the l lose w be General G < nera1 Sherman and in int Intat inthat
tat t jat capacity will watch Wi ch the ca career tr of ofthose ofthCi ofthose
those thCi who have attracted my roller rollermen rotlc colicmean
men 11 with brains and muscles mu cJft end hearts heartssnd heartsaid 11eart9a1d
aid I o eg g you to f fuel el that I regard rt > ganl you youas youas 011
f as one n of the ghvatesi create t promise prome tint 1west 1 1will 1Will
will rfjoics in your o > ur success and will willcheer willi willcheer
i cheer tHI you on to deserve and reach the theItlKhtst theMgh thehighest
highest Mgh t round of the ladder of fame fameSm famec fameSinxrely
c Sm Sinxrely ereiy r8ly your friend friendW friendW friendw
W T SHERMAN SHERMANFELL SH SHERM RMAN RMANFELL A A AFELL
FELL FROM A WINDAW WINDAWOeor WINDAWa1eorce WINDAWeorge
+ Oeor a1eorce eorge e Charter colored > d fortyone yean yearsold yeanoM ILrd ILrdokl
oM of 1308 1 First street southwest ojithw Kt fellfrom fell fellfrom feUrOal
from rOal a i s secorulr cond OOdtNY tri ty y window w Indw He waif waaInjured waifInJur wanInjured
Injured InJur 1 about se > ne iMck ek and was taken takento tAk takento n nto
to the hl Emergency Emfrg nc Hosi bsL itl >
t 4 SA SAN IffrR AR OYSTER OYSTERThR p HOUSE HOUSEBe HOUSE HOUSEr t
r Be one place e TR r fn tewn t WI1 Hhereyoycan where wereyou you can get the best oysters shucked in n a acleanly aclaanly aOYBtErs
cleanly and sanitary ianafr aaaert wH wltft Jhe the new pate pateRt t saRitar sa n 1 tarn oyster knifeOysters knife knifeOysters
Oysters served rvoo raw or properly pro rly cooked In n th the way ay you like them best
Excellent service Bervlcequlck quick capable waiters waitersThe waltrsThe waitersThe
The cuisine is In charge of a steward of 25 Ii years experience and a aehf achltt achef
chef who excels In prepari preparing palatable dishes dishesA dbJhelAn dishesA i
A An new clean c1 Ari attractive place where y yU > u can always count on get gettlngrsomethlns getU gets
tlngrsomethlns U tnething metbl good ood to eat eatflrolld eat8roJiM
wiled flrolld Hv 1M I Iobtilfa b tfa 5 t tQ9 8 chops hop ea SAIM SAJtk 4s ete eteSanitary OleSanitary
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+ Sanitary Sa itarYSI1UCked Shucked Oysters OystersBy Oystert
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By the M pint nt quart or gallon packed in glass g Jas Jars or white oiMtmeled oiMtmeledcan OftItneledwill onanteledcane
can cane will be delivered lo families famiil in any part of f th the city cityA cityt cityt1422
t < A I422 L Pennsylvania nnsyivanla Avenue AvenueP t ti
i t PW P A P W COLFORD COl FORD C D Prop F > P Telaphona M 2141 2141t
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Popkins Assault Case Casev CaseScheduled CaS CaSScheduled CaseScheduled
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Scheduled for TomorrowAmong TomoiwAmong Tomorrow TomorrowV TomorrowAmong
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Among Other Important Ones to Be BeCalled Called alledin alledinCriminal in inCriminal inCriminal
Criminal Court This Week is the Benning BenningRack BenningRack BenningRack
Rack Track Gambling Case
A great deal of interest is I being taken takenin lakenIn takenIn
in the trial of John Popkin tomor tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
row in Criminal Court No No1 1 for his hisdeadly hisdeadJ hisdeadly
deadly deadJ assault It upon hi his fourteenyear fourteenyearold
old niece Mary rKry Popkins July S last lastAccording JutAccordlns lustAccording
According to the story told at the time timeof timeot timeof
of the assault the attack made by byPopkin byPopklna byPopkins
Popkin WA w was most brutal and It i III a amiracle amiracle amiracle
miracle that the girl i Is still living livingAfter ltvtngAfter livingAfter
After the t attack upon his hi niece Pop Popkins Popkina Popkina
kina attempted to end Ida own life lifebut 11 lifebut f fbut
but was unsuccessful unsuccessfulOn unaucceutulOn
On On the the date mentioned Popkf POpkilllC as who whoIs whol whois
Is l twentyfour years old and 00 who it itla itIs Itis
Is also al o said was desperately deapen teh la love lovewith 108with lovewith
with his hi niece entered her home at
3846 Eighth street northwest and i Ilng lasa lasalag ss ssIng
lag through the house went into the theback theback theback
back yard and called the girl Receive Receiveing Reeelvlul Reedy Reedylog
log no answer wer It is I said ald he became en enraged porailed enraged ¬
raged and going back into the House Houseand rieuseand iota e eand
and finding hi his niece in the front room roomstruck roomstruck roomstruck
struck her a a terrine blow with his hisflst hietIt hisfist
fist tIt
Fractured Girls Skull SkullHe SkullHe SkullHe
He then caught the girl by her neck neckIt neckIt neckIt
It i is said d and nd struck her er again anti amiagain antipln andagain
again pln upon her bead fracturing her herskull herkuU herskull
skull kuU It to said Popkins Popkl then took a arasor arasor i irAaor
rasor from his hi pocket and slashed bed the thegirl theairl thegirl
girl across her throat cutting the thejugular lbejucutar thejugular
jugular vein veinSeeing vetaSeeing veinSeeing
Seeing that she e still lived It Is s said saidPopkins MIdPopkllU saidPopkins
Popkins stooped over her and drew dre the therasor theruor therazor
razor across Bero one of her wrists several severaltimes severaltimes eral eraltimes
times He then turned the razor upon uponhis uponhis I
his own throat with intent to end his hislife hislife
life lifeSUPREME lifeSUPREME lifeSPRME I
SUPREME COURT GALL GALLON GALLON CALLtIM
ON THE PRESIDENT PRESIDENTThe PRE SlOE NT NTlhe
1 1The
The dignllted members of the Su Supreme Supremo Supreme ¬
preme Court Courtof ° of u th the Utttteo U UtpSttyes jWes will willcfll Willqf williIl
cfll qf iIl l upo upon Ua Pre Pres9eo den ft of O Jtf b jUnited jUnitedstates United UnitedSlates Unlt d dt
Slates t tinlMi 1 pwW I tCt t sslu uir dst < < 1 1245 1245They L LThey
They The make the rait < < 4111 at the White House Houseat HOUHat Houseat
at the beginning nll of o every term of their theircourt tbelrcourt theircourt
court to Inform the President that they theyare the thetUng theysite
are sitting tUng Just how many n years J the theeastern theAu theetartont
eastern etartont ha Au been 1 een In vogue no ops about aboutdie aboutdIfe aboutthe
die White House or Supreme aupr Court Courtseems Courts Courtseems
seems s to know knowJ p pJ v vJ
J M Wright marshal aat tff t tbeSUr thee1weme the tbeSUrJJr1O Sfa Sfapreme
preme weme Court called upon the President Presidentyesterday PrnteRorday Presidentyesterday
yesterday and made arrangement flmenta for forthe forte forthe
the formal call of the jlutic i tlstcea < slic s
The case wag wat set et for trial last Thurs Thursday Thurday Thursday ¬
day but on account of the Internee of ofthe orthe ofthe
the court was WK not reached reachedIt
It is expected xpeted that by the close elo ofthe of ofthe ofthe
the week eek District Attorney Attorn Baker Da r will willhave willhave willhave
have disposed dlapo d of nearly all the Jail Jailcase jaJleJieS jellcases
case
Benning Race Traek Case CaseThe Case CaseThe CaseThe
The Benning Binning race track gambling gamblingcase gamblingcase lllbUag lllbUagclute
case to test t lIt the validity of the Dis District Dilltrlct District ¬
trict gaming law has been tentatively tentativelyset
set for Monday next This will be fol followed fotlowed followed ¬
lowed by either the Ice Ic trust UIIt cases ca orsome or orsome or80me
some of o the eighthour law case being beingcalled beingcalled beingcalled
called for trial The land l fraud cases casesare CIiUale casesare
are also scheduled ch uted for trialThere trial trialThere trtalTbere
There ara five persons person per ori In the Districtail District DistrictJail Districtjail
Jail ail held on charges of murder and It is isexpected Ie8Xpeoted isexpected
expected that the District Attorney Attorne will willcommencing wtllC4mmenolng willcommencing
commencing on the last 1a t Monday ond in this thismonth Uti UtimonU thismonth
month set et one Ot t these eases ca for trial trialeach trialeach trialeach
each week until all have been t1IfWIA4 t1IfWIA4of titf tlla tllaot M d dof
of ofThe The The cotton ootton leak scandal sea adal cases ca will be berevived berevived berevived
revived In the local court next week by bythe bythe bythe
the hearing on the t a motion of SpecialCounsel Special SpecialCounsel 8pect 8pectCoul
Counsel for the Government Morgan MorganPI Morgan MorganH M Ipn IpnH
H Beach to have the bond of Frederick Fred Frederick Frederick ¬
erick A Peckham forfeited and also by byargument byarKQment byargument
argument for and against the demurrer demurrerflled dentUrrerftled demurrerflied
flied by counsel for Edwin S 511 511i SHolmes Holmes Holmesjr
jr i 1 who ho 1s 1 Indicted IMIottllli0batt7 h dlotpd Jointly with wlt1tPeck wlt1tPeckhKm with Peck Peckham Peckham
ham for conspiracy racy to defraud the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United State StatePeckhams Stat StatPeckm StatesPeckbams
Peckhams bond bo d is UiO 0M and Ad hi his surety sure surety ure urety ¬
ty Is I William H TrouUtnd of this th cityYOMAM city cityMrs cityVOMAN
VOMAN SEEKS DIVORCE DIVORCEFOR DIYOHCFU
FOR FU VARIOUS REASONS REASONSKn
Mrs Nellie T Bosey Bose in her b r petition petitionfor DfUtlOl1forJlmfted petitionor
for forJlmfted or limited divorce from 1rox NoMo X JI Busey BuseyJM BuH BuHIn BuseyfNel
JM fNel jL in the tnlocJi ocat covets zap ty tSoy wereps were werepiHed werecqnthe
ps piHed fed1nZ1e cqnthe n he Ts pisjfcet tlL Jfhe J tneland tnelandttflther1lwbadif 1 > W and andthir andthfther1lubanl
thfther1lubanl thir er TiuabanlTTrom rom rom jAe lie flrit litltralled litltralledto flf failed fulledto failedto
to support her and in laaddltJoll addition to this thisspent thl thlnt thisspent
spent nt her private pr atf fortune She also says sayshe sayshe YS YShe
he has been cruel to her and beside as assaulting a aaulUn assaulting ¬
saulting aulUn her threatened to kill her herShe berShe herShe
She arks uk the court to restrain him himi himfrom himfrom
i from interfering wfUher with her In aay r way wayo wayce
10 o ccHfpel ce 1 him to svpport support port her arnd ad herit her herfrom herhU
hU it Wil tit a1ft her 81 the cu eusrtidy dy ot ofher otr
her r ic reand en and Uy to vent him hltnfrom himfrom
from 1 leaving a tn the t h District Diet rlet to avoid a vola the thecon theconqu theconsequences
con conqu consequences qu nc C48 a of h kr r suit Attorney AttorneyLeonard AttorneyLeonard Attora AttoraLeonard
Leonard J Mather is named as counsel counselfor coun counselfor el eltor
for the complainant
SULTAN NEARS END ENDor ENDk ENDStricken
or ffiS k JOURNEY JOURNEYStricken JUIYStricken
Stricken Monarch Has to Be BePropped BePr BeProPPed
Pr Propped pped Up While Wli1el Rid Riding Rid1nla id iding
F ing 1nla in Carriage Carriage CarriageCONSTANTINOPLE CarriageF CarriageCONWPANfNOPLE I INftANt1NOPLE
CONSTANTINOPLE Get S 5 > Th The dill disjMitetM dillpatdMII 41 41patches
patches iisve ye alrdsdy alrdad borne 1forn the daethatt news iwwnthat newsthat
that the Sultan Suits S lltaa hs hf tee inily s H few months monthsto motthaIto natdhato
to live and his corxtfUon e < < HUdon is shown byvarious by byvarious
various unmUlkabl > fcfea ikai Abdul AbdulHunid AbdulHmid AbdulHamid
Hunid is so weak w k UH Uf h h MU to besupported t tnupjwrted be beJlup
supported Jlup rted upright in Jite l aMcalrtatJe currta eon Oft hU hUw hi hiweekly hisweekly
w weekly kly drive to the thetiftkmi1k feVlfcmllk by hisfavorite hi hifavorite his histavortte
favorite wm NOR and on OM of hi hill minters minstersAfter mlniKenAttM mintersAfter
After receiving the British Brlt and Frenchambaaaadors French Frenchambassadors JrrtfKhanlbaaMflon
ambassadors recently the Sultan had a along aIon along
long Ion ana Mn alarming aJarndn faintlpg tainting faJftt tit The dto dtoease d deue disease
ease ha has been diagnosed as ca cafic c peer peerThe r rThe rThe
The Sultan entountg and servants wnrfcnUknow servantsknow rvntal rvntalknow
know how near death He is s One OAeIftcant aia aian sigtilflcant >
tilflcant n meant symptom ymn < om i Is the InacUrfty pC < f the theInpenlal tneimperial tbeIperlal
imperial corps of spies plus U Ute e itaest body bodyot bod bodof bodyof
of spies at any an eastern court Tto There p men MWIIhuvs mfIhave menhave
have MON or relaxed their tigHtsme vigUp I e be becajis bfoc because
cajis c cause they th expect that the th the > mes tseg tlt icy y are areentree arewatcb areehplersil
entree ehplersil 1e t watch wW > jSir > oe in inProf inPrtB inProf
Prof PrtB Bergmjuwl 1UUI ad adnow 1JG I7G703er THer lJ r are arel aronft arenew
now nft Jit f ir T t Itli l ft r YJJdIx Yildhcl Tit YJJdIxlJoa1c 11 11Kiosk
l Kiosk lock After DrBler Dr BI Bier SSd d relieved reJ relieved s the theSultan theSuJtaA theSultan
Sultan from the great t pain aln n lie was wa suffeting suf suffering HCferhaK ¬
feting recently his hI majesty a ttftrnd t d the theGerman theGoirman theG
G German + srman doctor a II prluce JH1 r XWWKVCI xasaa d if hewould he hewould 1Mw
w would remain remal J Ill1k ftke tJt i taWe htia as his per permaneut Jfm8neut permtnteut
maneut a gtaideat 4 Ht t The doctor howeverwen however howeverWMS how ver verw
wen w unwftiing to gin up hi his Berlin ap appointment Dppolntln4ht appointhnent ¬
pointment pointmentCourt polntln4htCourt pointhnentCourt
Court officials say 1 that the reason ofUr of ofDr otDr
Dr Biers Bier refusal of this tempting of offer otr offer ¬
fer r was that he knew kne very well ell he woulil wouuiroes woulilroan woultlIOQft
roan be medical attendant att ant to Abdul AbdulHumid AWulHamld AbdulHamida
Humid a successor successorAMERICAN auccaorAMERICAN successorAMERICAN
AMERICAN WOMAN GIVES GIVESPARIS GIVESPARIS GIVESPARIS
PARIS MESSENGER SERVICE SERVICEPARIS SERVICEPARTS SERVICEPARIS
PARIS Oct 6At At last a longfelt longfeltwant 10nKfeltant longfeltwant
want ant is to be supplied to Paris The city cityis cityIs
is is to have h vo a district messenger service serviceA
A great source of annoyance to Amer Americans Atnericans mer merlean ¬
icans lean here ha baa b MeA n the lack of a mes messenger Jn mosensor IJ IJHaKer ¬
sensor service serviceAnyone MrViceAnyone serviceAnyone
Anyone washing to ashd a note byhand by byobliged bTbaad
hand to an any pArt ot the clt city nsa l lobU tees teesobliged
obliged obU ed to have recourse to the services servicesof MI cM cMor
of a cafe cat employe emplo called the chaasfiiir chaasfiiirliable c chaeouror r ror
or to depe depend d uP upon ft the more or J learn reliable re reliable
liable services of the corner bootblackMessenger bootblaeltMeuenger bootblack bootblackMessenger
Messenger boys exist but they the are at attached 81tached attached ¬
tached to t the postal department depatm nt and aMt1liver deliver tie tieliver
liver only such message a as are mailed mailedhi mailedlo lied liedIn
hi the U ordinary way wa with extra extraIn stamps stampsin
in the special delivery Ivrr boxTo box boxTH 1aOxTIIct
TIIct TH new service ervtee vIM has ha 1115 been organised by byan byan byan
an American merIoaa woman Miss J u Andrews Andrewswho Andrewaw1l0 Andrewswho
who ha haa been as UIIOC assoctsted ocMM 6 for several severalyears IHIveralyeartl severalyears
years with Miss Marbury XrOO th tM + Americanagent American Americanagent lltllcanagent
agent for the French Society of ofDramatic otDramatic
Dramatic Dramatic Authors
iRI8 PARIS MES ME88ENEH ME88ENEHE8TABL18ED ENG ENGESTABLISHn
ESTABLISHn AT ATJT ATJTPARS 18T 18TPAR1I
PARS oed 1 I 1At At l last k t Paris 4 4s tohave to tohave tohave
have a district fltlU t mescftftger WIC WICA mes a et servfcfe txv txvA
1 A great aodree rile lit aupoyfnce onee to toleans ° er erleans ericans
leans in Parts P fejte bees beeW title taei taeiroesaenger adt adtm f a amessenger
messenger m servte ser1oe WUy OM on wish wishsend i8tt i tosend to toa
send a note by hastd to te any part partcity ohe ohecity h hcity
city has ha been ctiHjBfi sOU have ba have e reaout recoup 1 < < < 0 to tothe tothe 1 1the
the chaswor chaa eur r fIi T itt t10 > depend upeirtbe upeirtbemore u Kite Kitemore e emore
more or less Ie rettftWe re Me services rvlces Ofltithfe Ofltithfeeornor tb tbeornor the theearner
eornor bootblack Messenger boysj bo boy ett ettbut Mst Mstbut 1st 1stbut
but they are attached to the th e pos po4 po M de department d department dopartinent ¬
partment and Cetiver deliver only 0Dr such sucfisages 8UC S asages Sa
sages as are a mailed Ied In the thewith a awitb ay aywith
with exua xu stamp ataM In the theery 1If irmy IY IYery
ery box boxThe boxThe f fTile
The new service has been 01 01by o oby oby
by an American woman Miss A Awho Awho s swho
I Iyesn ryears
who has been associated associated u Ioeiated for sari j ieral ml mlyears 1
years with Mis M Miss Marbury the American Americanagent AmSl ran ranagent an anacent
agent for or the u French Society of Dra Dramatic pramaUC ra ramatle ¬
matic Authofs AuthofsSPURGBON Antho AnthoSPURGEON
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SPURGEON NOT A MEMB1 MEMB1if KEIBn KEIBnThe R RThe
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The Rev Thomas Bpurgeon malsJIaini malt maltS malsJIainithe mahitan mahitanthe ins insthe
the same me attitude toward the theBaptist ash ashBaptist I IBapUt
lierno
Baptist Union nlon as his father lie liea not
a member memtrotltand of IL it and has recent recentclared recta flI tie tiedared t tttared
dared hi his purpose to remain out outI ou of ofIt r rIt
I it as a long Ion RK fiI the present state stateters statetens L Lten
ten continues continuesLOCAL continuesLQC continuesLOCAL
LOCAL LQC L MENTIONS MENTIONSSunday MENJdH M dTION dTIONSunday
Sunday SUBdaY1 Hours 3ttfS sp 5 Pb r11rp ie rr rTp P M MPntta xJIt Mpldht
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Holmes Milk nf Broad a jlf JLBMt JLBMtBMt I Beet BeetBest BwtBeet
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Holmes BoI genuine homemade homemadeBread Uk UkBread IlkBread
Bread the most delicious and anditriUou pu putritious u uI
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I raun instead of o water Delivered Deliveredaad fleah fleahand rPesa rPesao
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dispose of our entire stock of Mens Men Womens Tomens and Childrens Cmvenette Rain Coats and Mackintoshes as we must vacate all branchesthroughout branchesthroughout branches benchesthroughout
throughout the United States as soon as the stocks can be sold out
JtVIens Islets Cravenette Rain RainCoats RainCoatsMens Coats CoatsMens CoatsMens
Mens diagonal Mackintoshes worth 750 750Special 7 750Special 50
I 0 0
Special until next Saturday nightMens night nightMens e eday
Mens s 5800 300 Mackintoshes t until i next Satur Saturday t tf f i A A Aday
day night nightMens 200 200Mens M UU UUMens
Mens Rain Coats single or double oubte breasted breastedwith br breastedwith 1sted 1stedwith
with plaid linings with or without velvet velvet collar collarj collarworth rf FA FAworth
worth 8 860 60 Choke until 10 oclock next Sattir Sattlrday Sat r rday = 3 5 HI 0 I
day night nighti nightMens Jf eJ J JMens
i Mens Men Highgrade Hi hgrade Rain Rai Coats worn in rain or ornext rt > f A Ashine
shine lne worth i 1160 l6o Choice until to 10 0 oclock oclockSaturday next nextSaturday 5 5 1 0 1 1Saturday
Saturday night nightMens nightMens r cP wf U UMens
Mens Cravenette Rain Coats made in latest lateststyles rt Q Qstyle
style loose loo effect effectj in plaids pl p lands ids worth or l 19 tQ Choice Ch Choiceuntil ice iceuntil 8 M 0 I lli lliuntil 0
until 10 oclock 0 dock next Saturday Satur y night nig nightMens t tMens V r U W WMens
Mens Mens Cravenettes satin lined well tailor tailored tailor tailored tailored ¬
ed highgrade goods and latest styles in gray graytan g f f ftan
tan black c worth up to 28 Choice until 11 I 1 2 5
10 oclock next Saturday SjtturdayInght SjtturdayInghtHlgi > night ight ightHig1grad 1 1 gj J JHighgrade
Highgrade Hlgi grade Coats for men m men made up in the newest styles andsilk and andsilk andsilk
silk lined the very finest garments tobe to be had at atany tf vfl rj r A Aany
any price price Choice until 10 oclock next n xt Satur Jfc 12 I 5 0 il ilday
day night r 1 MdiJ If
Ladies L dies Gravenette ravens a Rain Coats CoatsLadies CoatsLadiesr
Ladies Rain Coats that can be worn in rain rainor rainor
or shine former price 7 Choice until 10 10oclock 10alcJock 10oclock 200 2 0 0
oclock next Saturday night nightLadies night ni a ht htLadies
Ladies Ladiesostylish ostylish Rain Coats made in the latest lateststyle t
style X875 875 value Choice until 10 oclock next nextSaturday 350 3 < 5 11 11Saturday 0
Saturday night nightLadies to toLadies 1 r i ij J j jLadies
Ladies Highgrade Rain Coats made in the thevery f P A Avery
very latest styles sold elsewhere for S1625 S1625Choice SI 625 5 H 5 H HChoice 0 Ii IiChoiceuntil10
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made up in twenty different styles assorted assort assortedcolors fr l I A A Acolors
colors j sold regularly at 2350 Choice until untllP JA i II 0 0 0 1
10 oclock next Saturday night TJLvttUv TJLvttUvLadies I ILadies A e eLadies
Ladies Finest Priestley Cravenettes exclusivestslesalid ex exclusive exdusiv
clusivestslesalid clusive stylesaitti slylesandperfeclfittingj perfect lcrfecLftting fitting highly tailor tailored f p ped
ed worth up to 2875 28 75 Choice until until10 10 oclock oclocknext oclocknext II i i 2 f fnext 5
next Saturday nightLadies night nightLadies 1 1 4W J JLadies
Ladies Rain Coats the finest of Priestley PriestleyCravenettes g t j f p pCravenettes
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Cravenettes Choice until 10 oclock next Sat Saturday Jft 1 1V 1 1urday 2 5 0
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in lateskst latest tits < les S With with long capes 300 and 400values 400 j jvalues
values valuesr S r Choice i until i l < 10 oclock next t Saturday Saturdayi a > 2 5
i 1 1night
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MENS 2500 AND 3000 PADDOCK RAIN COATS 1000 TO1250 TO1250These TO I25O I25OThese 12 50 50These
These Prices Hold Good Only Until Ten oclock Next Saturday Might MightMail Iiightl NightMail
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