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r 2 THE WASHINGTON TDIES MONDAY IO J1AY MAY 9 1910
Lord GIordf GIordfltn Kitchener Kftcb ltn Sir Eveiya ep Wood Lori Lorl Loirenffl
Grenfell reo and L lArd lArdcf rd Boberts tbe Bobs Bot
cf f the nations tIoi heart AU were nor r
III the cartet ecai1 1UIIt6naa un rms ef o u4IIr u4IIrThetr tblbtrTheir rorlr lr lrTheir
Their approach announced by alarm alarma I blIxmg
TlUmpeta tl umpetM the otftdala ohdi accompuded by byTzafaJgy
a clattering datt cavalry escort swept sweptemnly
emnly through thro the gtreetsJfcroogh gtreetsJfcrooghraaiKar 8t h
Trafalgar square Charing Cbartn Croas Cro and
the Strand on to the city side de 6l tae
Dragon monument monuin t at historic Tempe Te Temp1eIn
Bari Bar to Ue lieu Deuotbe of the aadcat ae aeMet at s sof
of the city 0 c London LondonMet LODdoLMet
Met by y Lerd layer MaysrThere layerThere MayrThere
There they w wre re met hj the lord Joaor may mayor e eor ¬
or gorgeous ta state robes and an anscart tae taescarlet Utescarlet
scarlet and saMedad SbIe sb edd eIa4 sheriffs ied and al alderxnas 1detDNUl alderman
derxnas the heavy gold chains Sastsata Sastsataor
or their offlees oth eg wtosh s over ver their theirgowns UMIgOWD t1srgowns
gowns gownsA
A red cord symboliaed the gates gatesiden Met Metlden f foiden
oiden < times winch would haw 1teII 1teIIocked be beocked aeea aeealocked
ocked against the Kings Kingstie 5 1IIa eIICf1I eIICf1IAs zaeprsAs
As the ean1age stopped the blue man 1IIa1le mantie
tie 1le the Junior pursuivant alighted and andflanked aadfianked andflanked
flanked by mounted heralds advanced advancedto
to the cord cordWho conIWo cordWbo
Who comes 00BIeSt oo there cried the tb city dtysMi mar marshal JIIUshal ¬
shal from behind eJ Dd the barrier barriertrance bnierThe barrierThe
The etacer oC arm who dendtrance dINIE 811 811trance
trance into the city to proclaim IIedIIbarOTal hi hiroyal bin binroTal
rOTal majestys tya accession cu1 replied die dieBlue iheBl be belime
Blue Bl He Mantle MantleConducted IantleConducted fanteConducted
Conducted by the t e marshal the mes messenger ilialfnger zne zneenger ¬
senger was taken to the lord mayor ar r and anddelivered andd1
delivered df > Hvered the formal order Then the thecitys tileCitys thecitys
citys chief cave gave the command that 1IIatfor 1IIatformany for formally formaUy ¬
many paved p the way for the advance advancethrough achaBeethroush advancethrough
through the city ty of the Kings KlDgaQ heralds heraUteQuaint heraldsQaaiut
Quaint Q amt Ceresteaies CeresteaiesAnother Cerem CenieAnother B es esAnotb
Another < fanfare of trumpets marked markedthe JB8ZJre4the markedthe
the formal entrance Into the city and andand adtheon andthen
then the prockmatloR was reed aIn apJaand aInand
and once more the throngs of citizens citizensled clUeB8led dticeeled
led Try the lord mayor cried God save savethe 8 8thp savethe
the King KingIn KDgIn KingIn
In all the collection of gay gowns and anduniforms aacItmitOtDB andtiniforins
uniforms one somber touch was given givenbv glyeaby givenby
by Sir Forrest Fulton the recorder recorderwhose recorderWh recorderthose
Wh whose w wi wig and black gown made him htafconspicuous himclnsplcuoua himconspIcuous
conspicuous conspicuousFrom clnsplcuouaFrom conspIcuousFrom
From Temp Tem Bar on to the royal ro ex exchange exchange oxchange ¬
change the procession advanced and andthere aDdthere andthere
there for fo the third time the quaint cere ceremony ceremOD coremany ¬
many mOD was performed four men meaet in scar scarlet acerlet ¬
let et and gold coats bearing trumpets and andtabards Deltabards andtabards
tabards and escorted by b a squadron of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Life Guards going before to summon summonthe 81IIIIIIaODthe summonthe
the populace with a great Wast WastThe bIutThe binatThe
The great open space from the lord lordmayors 1anImayors ordmayors
mayors official residence to the grim grimwith grtmW8 grimcalls
W8 calls lIs of tile tbi Bank 0 England aftCl was flied ftIIEodWith fliedwlth
with peopleX Save for the cttys colors o 1orn colorson I Ion
on n the Mansion House HOusred Housea a red cnoes on Olla Ollahite a a1iite I Ivhite
vhite hite field 1Ieldthre there e were no d ds6oradons corationc adonti
but the natlons flags half halfAU ha haAll taMed taMedAll
All Hats HatsAll D Dnd DndAl f d dAll
I
All hats were doffed as the tltecntered officials officialsentered odainentered
entered the exchangeby exchaap Corn Hill the theI tl lb lbord e elId
I lId rd mayor 7ay r leading len4U1 to the top step fol foliowed 101101lted folowed
owed by his swordbearer the shenfi shenfialdermen llllena llllenaa erHfa erHfaaldermen
a aldermen recorder and city marshal marshalThe JIIIIdaaIThe umrnhalThe
The lord mayor read the warrant of ofthe oft ofthe
the t ht privy council to the herald and andthen anathtn andthou
then the th latter went through < h the procla proclamation MOCIamatlon prociamatlon ¬
matlon Thea there rose a mighty mightyroar mightyroar tT tTroar
roar God save ve the King K An hour hourhad Itourlad hourFa4
had elapsed during the ceremony ceremonyThen e ceremonyThen e IOIQThen
Then followed the lord mayors lunch lunehcri hmdlr11
cri er r11 to tile Knags herald and the tItefOna1 first firstformal firetformal
formal toast toa to King G George org V YThe VThe I IThe
The crowd waited in the street and andthe AIdthE andthe
the square uare until the lord mayor ap appearing asEarfng arrP ¬
pearing rP Earfng ring on his balcony again a led ledBritains ledBritains ledBrltahfa
Britains cry for her monarch monarchGerge 1UODIIIdIGMrge monarchGeorge
George Ha Has Easy Day Dayeral fl flKIBg DayKing
King Ge cge e WIui aa closeted f4 r ecv ecvoral v veral
eral hours with his advisers at Marl Marlborough JIarlborough Marlborough
borough House e today Owing O to the thefact thect thefact
fact that the late King KJD wa was unable unableto vnal 1e 1eto
to transact much business 6 for sev several T Teral yeral ¬
eral days preceding preeecll his death there thereIs thereis
Is am enormous accumaJatioa of bust business bmJlness bustness ¬
ness which has nearly JM rlf swamped the thenew tilenew thenew
new ruler rulerThe rulerThe rulerThe
The task ta k of answering the mes messages m msages moesages ¬
sages from om foreign royalties pre presidents prestdents i idents ¬
dents DIll legislatures te also a ainsists Aeay Aeaylne besvyone
one though the new Kt Xtng insists on onwas oneTSOnally odjersonally
eTSOnally attendi attending to this G George Georgewas rge rgewas
was also in consultation with Lord LordEsher LordEsher LordEsher
Esher regarding the funeral arrange arrangements rrDgementa arrangernents ¬
ments of of the late King The new newKing DeWKing newKing
King will probably go to Windsor Windsortomorrow Windsortomorrow ior ioromorrow
tomorrow tomorrowUpper tomorrowMEMORY omorrowMEMORY
MEMORY OF EDWARD EDWARDHONORED EDWARDHONORED
HONORED BY SENATE SENATEUpper
Upper House Passes Reso Resolution Resolution Resolution ¬
lution and Adjourns AdjournsAt AdjoUmGAi3 AdjournA
At Ai3 A 3 o Qock 01Qock 01QockAt QockAta
Ata At At a aaeettas moofIn of the Foreign Rslal Rslalttons ReIa ReIat1mIe Relatlons
ttons Cemnaittee of the Senate th t ismot3nS thisa sj sjmoratasv
a moratasv norab it was decided to report r1IItOrt1utSo1i i iteaoloOoa a aresokIo
teaoloOoa 1utSo1i expressing sDg the sorrow of the theSenate theSenate I I ISenate
Senate at t the death of King Bdward dwardand j jand I
and for f adjournment ad of that body as a amark amark amark
mark of respect xu to the dead king ktegAt kIDgAt kingAt I
At 3 3cloak oclock Senator Cullom choir ctoeirznan bakman choirman
man of the committee presented the theresotobon therel101o thereaolokiou
resotobon to the Senate and adjourn adjournment adjournment adjownmont ¬
ment was taken at once ThIs action is ishigh 18a ina
a high mark of respect In the case caseof Cteof caseof
of Queen Victoria though the Senate Senateadopted Senatead Senateadpted
adopted ad ptecI resolutions k t did not adjourn adjournThe adjOurnThe adjournrho
The House adjourned Saturday out of ofrespect 0r ofrespect
respect r to the King At the meeting of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Foreign Relations CamEnittee it was wasthe WUIthe wasthe
the sentiment that ta view of the ex extremely exuemeIy oxtremely ¬
tremely close relations between this thiscountry acountry thiscountry
country and Great Britain Brft m mWith In especially especiallywith e aUy aUyitb
with itb Canada it was attlag jIttI flttIn that unusual unusualhonor ulhonor unusualhonor
honor be shows showsThe moWJLThe shownThe
The resolution re fe as follows followsResolved followsRe followsReoohod
Resolved Re That the doath of his royal royaland rOland royaland
and imperial majesty Edward VII the thebereavement tileberN thebereavemett
bereavement berN t of his people and the loss lossto lossto lossto
to the world of his wise and kindly in influence Influence In1uence ¬
fluence for peace and good government governmentare
are deply deplored d lored by the Senate of the theVnfted Thetnfted
Vnfted 1 nUed States StatesResolved Stat StatResolved StatesReso4ved
Resolved That the foregoing resolu resolution reeoluinn etution ¬
tion inn be communicated through the De Department DeJWirtmet Dopartrneut ¬
partment of State to O the government of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Great at Britain BritainResolved BritaJnIyed BritainReeolved
Resolved Iyed That as s a further nark of ofrespect oft ofrespect
respect t the Senat do now adjourn adjournDOCTORS adjournDOCTORS adjourn7DOCTORS
DOCTORS PERPLEXED PERPLEXEDBY
BY CAUSE OF DEATH DEATHIXXDOK DEATHLO DEATHLONDON
LONDON LO r oN Hay 9 IThe Tbe cause of death deathas 1as
as given out by the physicians hi at attendance attn attendanee ¬
tendance tn upon King Edward IK not gen generally gearaU generaUy ¬
erally raU accepted tM by the SngUsh h medical medicalprofession medicalrof medicalrof
profession rof aelon which inclines to the opinion opinionthat opbdoathat opinionI
that I a stroke of apoplexy apopl y mast have havepeixed haTefiPd havesezrd
peixed the King K shortly before death deathThis deathTh deathThin
This Th opinion is based chiefly on the thefat thefa thefa
fat fa fa t that bronchitis given as the cause causeof cauof causef
of f death rarely proves fatal so quickly quicklyas q1IickIas
as in the case of Bdward Not even eventhe ewtIIIth oronthe
the th fact that the royal aI physicians de declared de docia ¬
clared cia 13 rM bat the bronchitis was compli complicated comPJIted comiJiated ¬
cated ted wth heart trouble satisfles tile tbeThe tileUe thenn41c
nn41c Ue 1 prof profThe prefvoe prefvoeThe
The Manchester Guardian says ys that thatEdwards thatEdWArds thatEdwards
Edwards choking spells began efuaa a year yearAKO ear earago
ago a o while he was on a visit to Berlin Berlinrhiring BertInDurIDg BerlinDuring
During one of his choking seizures the theGuardian tileGuardtn theGuardian
Guardian says the Hugs attendants attendantsunceremoniously att attendantsunceremoniously t8 t8un
unceremoniously un 7 slashed the Kings a ato coat coatto ecatto
to permit him to get his breath Similar Similarspells SimIlar1a Similarspells
spells 1a occurred frequently since then thensoniethnes theatIOJDetlme thensoinedmes
soniethnes causing cau lng unconsciousness unconsciousnessThe
The Lancet say that a final and au authoritative authorttatlve autborltattve ¬
thoritative statement t regarding the late lateKings ateXiAgS lateKiags
Kings death will probably be made madeshortly 1DIIIIeIborty madesborUy
shortly The prevalence of ofsurmI incorrect incorrectsurmises Incorrectsurmises
surmises the Lancet says Is due to the thepresence thee thepresence
presence e at the bedside of Dr Drthe Thomson Thomsonthe Tbomoanthe
the noted throat specialist Tbe Lancet LancetInsists ecInsists Lancerlnelst3
Insists that the official bulletin statins statinsteat
teat death was due to heart failure fM fMlowiss 111I1owms fbilowing
lowing bronchitis BBWB a correct correctCHANGED oorreetCHANGED enr enrCIANGED
CHANGED HER MIND MINDWst 1lNDdecl MINDWhat
What decided decl ec1 her net te set a a 41 41voroe3 4itVOoe7 dlo
voroe3 voroe3TTasre VOoe7rtI o co7 co7There
rtI There WAIl w e aaofcber w woman i aTi U In n the thehotel thehotel thehotel
hotel Willing to take er r hushwid as assoon asBoon
soon as tiM e deere eee was dade iade abso absoltr14fO j
1utsIoo ltr14fO Q
i
IFUNERAL FUNERAL OF EDWARD EDWARDAT EAROAT
AT WINDSOR 1NDSOR J MAY 20 20Body 20Body
Body to Lie In State Three ThreeDays ThreeDays
f1 Days In Westminster WestminsterHall WestminsterHall WestminsterHall
Hall HallrO HallLONDON
1 LONDON rO N May 9 iIt It was efficlaMy efficlaMyumiuacad efi1cIaIytHq icIaIyza2loncc
za2loncc umiuacad tedagr ted that the funeral of ofKU olXlDg ofKIng
KU KIng K Sawavd wazd will will be held on May > at atWmdsor atW atWindsor
Windsor and that the body y wW He in intate IRMate Instate
tate in Westminster BaH for tor three threedays tlareecia Threedays
days cia precediag the funeraL Tentative Teatatfvearrangements Tentativearrangements e
arrangements l have ye been heeLord completed completedLord comPletedLore
Lord Beher eker deputy governor of Wind Wtedsor WIDdor Windocr
ocr Castle stle who had charge eWr e of the ar arrangements 11aII arrangements ¬
rangements 1aII ta for the funeral of C Queen QueenVictoria QtIeeaVktorl QueenVictoria
Victoria and the cero of King KhtgBdward KhIgEdward Kingedward
Edward and who is an a expert ta 11IJ hand handling bandlig ¬
ling J great oeremoaial matters will will3npertatend willhe willnperiutciid
3npertatend the funeral funeralThe ltlAtra1The funeralThe
The body of the late Kiwe Kin will 66 66taken sotaken e etaken
taken from Buckingham palace JRiIaceWI on a agun agun
gun carriage to the railroad ra ro station stationThebody MtIoIITbe1HHl7 MallenThe
Thebody The body will be carried earn to Windsor Windsoron hNber hNberOR
on a special train where it will be bereplaced 1Mnplaced bereplaced
replaced on the gun carriageand carriageandtaken carrlaS8 carrta1 and aa4ltakea andtaken
taken to the t e Albert Chapel followed followedon fon e4 e4tet
on feet b yaM the royal mourners Tem Temporarily TeMJ Tentporarily ¬
porarily J tae body will remain to a acrypt acrypt acrypt
crypt in Albert Ali ert Chapel awaiting bur burial 1MtrIa1 barlal ¬
ial a few days ys later in the royal reyalmausoleum royalJIt88OIeIUlL royalmausoleu
mausoleum JIt88OIeIUlLPlans
Plans for Funeral FuneralThe FuneraLThe FuneraLThe
The funeral procession lOK of Edward Bdwardaccording Bi Edwardaccording ftanl ftanlaccord1n
accord1n according to the plane p made public pwhUcteclaY publictoday publictoday
today will wtJl1 be one of the me M4 t impres impressive DpresstY impreeSive ¬
stY sive pageants JNL of modern era history hi out ovtdotas CMItdGtag outdning
dotas ta spiendor sor that of his mother motherVictoria metierVtctori
Victoria Victoria91fty VIctoriaFIfty VtctoriTifty Mrl
FIfty thousand troops will line the thestreets thestreets I Iueeq
streets shottlder to shoulder with witharms wt withims l i ier
arms reversed er The actual military militaryescort miHtryescort
escort of the body will consist of elptekecl ofpicked X Xnicked II IIe
nicked men selected from forty rty regi regiments mgimeats ¬
meats and ships shipsThe shipsThe regtI
The infantry will head tb tile proces procession proceasloe ¬
sion and then the will come the th cavalry
followed by the artillery and brought brougntup
up by sailors and marines Jftrl marinesEvery e
Every p ry branch of both services will
be represented by the crack men or orcrack ofcrack f fcrack
crack regiments regimentsEvery relmentsEvery JfteDtIi JfteDtIiEvery
Every acid marshal will be in I tIns Uaewith tInswith Ha Hawith
with his stair stairAfter ataKAfter staffAfter
After the > military escort will come comethe C811M11 camethe
the ambassador III and special envoys envoysand 811711aad envoysand
and their staffs s vying Iag with the mill millgarb milltary III IIItary
tary 111 th the somber splendor of their tJteIrarb theirgarb
garb
Crack Bands ia Line LiH1Jnme4IateIy LimeImmediately LineImmediately
Immediately behind 1HtI Jld them will fol fotlow follow follow
low four f bands probably prob ly including incladfagthose b1c11MItagtbo includingthone
those of the Kings KI s Own the Royal Ae AeT BoyalLancaster RoyalLancaster
Lancaster T wter Regiment and the Prtaee HPrbIeeof Prtaeeof
of Wales Own Royal otherwise otherwisethe
the Teach Hussars HussarsThen HuzssrsTbe rs rsThel
Then Thel will come the sofia Rtttag Rtttagbehind RIdhQI RidingbbInd
behind I will be King George Ge in taforBl ant uniform antform ¬
form followed by Europes rulers rulerscarriage ruhcsThe rulersThe
The eotfia Is to he carried OR a ga gacarrla gait gaitcarriage
carriage < e Flag draped dra it will 1te 1tedraw bedrawn
drawn by It eight creamcolored Flemish
horses from tro the Kings own stables hJ1each J I Ieach I
each steed led by an artilleryman At Atthe Atthe
the t sides of the carriage Kings eouer equerrice I Iflanked
rice 04 ai4esclecamp Will SO afoot afoot afootflanked
flanked by mounted 5H UDted officers and andsmall IMIsmaU a amenU i
small escort Behind the gun carriage carriagewill carri carriwill carriagewill
will be a trumpeter and a standard atandarder
bearer bearerThe btrezThe er erThe
The gun carriage will be from the theequipment theequlJIDeDt theequipment i
equipment of the Hoyal Regiment of Ar Artillery ArI ArItilIery Artiilery ¬
tillery of which Edward was honorary honorarycolonel honorarycolonel
colonel Places of honor will be given giventhe gtyeathe giventhe I
the men ADd officers of the First Life LifeGuards LIfeGaard8 LifeGuards
Guards the Second Life LI Guards the
Grenadier Guards the Royal Hor HorScotch H Horse
Guards the Coldream OIGtteam Guards tale I
Scotch Guards and the Irteh Guards of ofwhich ofwtalcb ofwhich
which the late ruler was cotoneiinchief cotoneiinchiefMay ooIonellDddelMay colonelinchIefMay
May Attract Million MffiienThe MillInThe MillionThe
The ponce today began preparations preparationsfor pl8
for the great event It Is bettetved that thatfully tJatfuUy thatfufly
fully X60MM > people will be drawn hate hateLondon JatoLondoll biteLondon
London by the funeral and the themen manage manageneat manegemeat
men meat of the throngs in the thestreef3 narrowstreets narrow narrowstreets
streets of the city proper will test to tothe tothe tothe
the limit even the farfamed ability IUULI1s abIlk abilityLondons of ofLoodon
Londons 1SOOO Bobbies BebbIesEV Bobbiesven BobbIesEven
EV Even ven Q before the neal decision of the theroute theNate themuse
route bidding for places of vantage has hasbegan 8begBD begbegsm
began aDd before May 2s > li It is Jst bettered betteredzhat beljv beljvthat
that t the fabulous sums paid for win window vmdew windw ¬
dow room or grnd gn graislotand taad Dd seats at the thettada thetime thetita
time of Waonas Vtcter 8 funeral wilt 111 be out outaone tiIoDe outMany
aone aoneMaay iIoDe
iIoDeX8Dr Many difficult points of precedence preceieacewttl JMe < i BIKe BIKewill
will haw to be solved by those in litof charge chargeof
of the funeral cortege aDd the pros preefocs KeeEUC prosones
ones of Europes rulers will require requireeUcate the themost themost
most delicate management to prevent preventslights preventalights I
slights aU alightsit bt btIt
It wa was announced this afternoon that thatXi thati
Xi i sr George and Queen Mary Xaryeet would wouldgreet wouldgre I
greet gre eet King Haakon and Queen Maud of fOlWY ofNotway
Norway OlWY on their arrival this evening eveningtaking eTt81D eTt81Dthem eveningtaking
taking them to Buckingham bam palace palaee palaeeFor palaceFor
For a time it was declared the body bodyof bodYof bodyof
of King SdwarS dwar would not lie in instate InMate inMate
Mate but the public demand for a last lastopportunity 1stoppertunlty lestopportunity
opportunity to view the face of the thedead thedead thedead
dead ruler was Insistent and the thtfcbange I Ichange
change in program was accordingly accordinglymade accordinglymade accordinglysands
made madeThe madeTbe sandsThe
The body will first Me in state three threedavs threedavs threedevs
davs in the throne room In Windsor WindsorCastle WindsorCatJe 1
Castle c 8tJe which will be decked In mourn mourning mournlug
lug During these three days members membersof moumI I Iof
of the foreign or nobility nobles DO Ie and high highofficials Dlghotiicials highofficlitis
officials wilT beglven be given Iven a chance to view viewthe viewthe I IUte
the remains Then the coffin co n wUl be beplaced beplaced beplaced
placed on a gun carriage and slowly slowlydriven i idriven I
driven through th the lanes of troops to toW88tmimlter toWestsiinster
Westminster Hall where for three days daysf daYSI daysfiuni
f flOlB ram sunrise e to sunset the British folk folkwfll folkwill
will be allowed to pass p8 16 before the thecorpse theCOIJNIe thecp I
corpse cp e of their beloved monarch It Is Istnrough isexpected J
expected that the crowd which NW e81 e81tJlroUh passesthrough
through Westminster during these hours hourswin hourswill I IwlU
win be the greatest gre test ever gathered d in inEngland inEngiand I
England EnglandEarly EngiandEarly Dd DdEarlY
Early today toda the body bod of the King still stilllay 8tl1I1 stilllay
lay on the plain wooden bed in his bed bedroom bedroom bedroom ¬
room which overlooks the park at t Buck Bucknurse Buckingbat
Jagbm There was DO m military tta1T tta1TA guard guardA
A I07Hl page sat at the door while the thelune thenurse
nurse who attended King Edward dunpg dunpgall durlugall I IaU
all his niaess ess was constantly in the thereora thereom thereo
reora reo I IIa
IB Characteristic Pose PoseThe PoseThe i
The body had not been robed for forburial forburial j jburW
burial but was clad in the soft red silk silkrobe silkrobe silkrche
robe ta which he e cied cie HIs hands were wereclasped werecIa weredasped
clasped over ate beast the ttttte aa finger fingerof er erof erof
of the left band being held between baa baathumb 1A 1AUuuDb toothumb
thumb and forefinger of the right band banda
a cbaracterietie pose of Edward while whilealive whileaive wbileUye
alive Court attendants remarked upon uponthe 1J uonthe m mthe
the naturalness of the pose and the late lateKings lateKlRg lateKings
Kings face The face was still I bronzed bronzedfrom brzedfront oed oedtr
from tr Jm bin outdoor life at Biarritz ana aM he heappeared heappeared
appeared onlv to be steeping steepingAlongside 8Ieep 8IeepAlongside sleepingAlongside
Alongside the little feed still stood stoodthe stoodtbe stoodthe
the smoking table which was always alwaysthere a1WaYStiHMe alwaysthere
there during Edwards life time The Thecigar Thedfrar Thecigar
cigar and cigarette box had not been beentouched beenWUcbecL beentouched
touched Nor or had the gold match safe safebeen sate1teea safebeen
been moved from the position tIon in which whichit
it was wU placed when King Edward aid fcrtdfinal aidIt laidIt
It do doai after taking his final smoke smokecoffin smokeOR
OR the forenoeJl or Ute day he died dJedTtte diedThe
The coffin in Ir which Edward win be belaid be1kI belaid
laid to rest is today being hewn from froma
a fr freshly saly felled oak from the royal royalreserves roaIJ88eIYM royalereserves
J88eIYM reserves at Windsor The body will lie Hei lieiD lieIn
iD i a leaden shell inside the coffin cefaaKaiser eel eelKaiser coffinKaiser
Kaiser to Attend AttendBERLEv AtteBdBERLIN AttendBBLlN
BERLIN May S SEmperor Emperor William Williamwill Wi11tamwUI WilliamwtU
will leave tomorrow for England te teattend teU tosLttOIid
attend U ftd the funeral of his hi uade King KinsEdward Kin KinFAIwanL KingFAWT4
Edward Orders Qr were issued issuedthat today todaythat todaFthat
that the royal yacht Hoaenzollern Hoaenzollernnow HoIteDzoUernnow
now at Kiel b ready to sail Tuesday TuesdayLEARNING T TLEARNING TuesdayLEARNING
LEARNING THE WAYS WAYSMrs WAYSMrs WAYSMrs
Mrs Stubbs StubMI I have been trying tryi g to toteach toteec totencb >
teach that Chinese lauadrymaa ho bow hoconduct to toCINI4luct toconduct i
conduct buolnoeg like aa enlightened eoHghteaedAmerican allg teltAmerinm enlightenedMr
American AmerinmMr i iifr
Mr Stafc StTou Tou mast have sarceeded sarceededXaria atlededxdL nceeeiledMrie
Xaria When I weat wea aowa down f fIT r my m laur laurnickeJ laurdi auJl
ddr di 118 Ie me a lend nickel in my
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HEARTS OF PEOPLE PEOPLEIssues
i Issues Order Opening All AllTheaters AllTheaters AllTheaters
Theaters Thus Relieving Relievingi RelievingBusiness RelievingBusiness
i Business Stress StressLONTX StressLO StressLoDO
LONTX LO C May I 1lUng Kins George GM g took tookthe tookUte tookthe
the first step toward winning wtal Dg the hearts heartsof
of his people today when he issued eel an anor aner anorar
or er r partially relieving relievingstrom the bnsfaess bnsfaessstress bn lDeIIIIatreM
stress caused by the death of his father fatherThrough fatherT fatherThrousi
Through T rou the lord chamber cbana cbarnberaln in he gave gaveto gaveto I
to the theater managers in ortter s shvc 5tQt t ting I Ihla
hvc his wish that the play houses be re reopened rc rcexcept reopened ¬
opened except on the day cia of Edwards Edwardsfuneral Edwardsfuneral 1 1funeral
funeral This step eta accerdia ACdl to t tie tlieoontnwndV tieostnmaiid
oontnwndV was taken because of the thenumber tb tbDUIDbft thenumber
number of person who would suffer sufferthrough suferth sufferthrough
through th prolonged ong d unemployment uDftDpIo meat as the theresult theresult i
result of the closing do of the houses
The order gave fresh heart to the thetrading tiletIDJ thetrading
trading classes It had been feared fearedthat fearedtbat fearedthat I
that formalities would be strictly strlcU in insisted Instated ¬
stated on on to the detriment of the thecountrys thecouatry8 thecountrys
countrys financial interests t The or order order ¬
der er moreover is i a clever cl yer stroke on onthe Oftth onthe
the th part of the Kin KIng in approaching
the people who know se little of him himThey hlllLTbey himThey I
They want their amusements and the theroyal theroY theroyal
royal order will win their acclaim acclaimThe
The drapers drapersor or or dry goods ds dealers dealershave dea1ers1 dea1ers1ftaTe dealersIhave
have suffered heavily in some linos linosbut I1ROIJlINt Ilnosbut
but nearly every yard rd of black goods goodsof gooijof
of all kinds in London B has been par purchased IHIrcbaaecl parchased ¬
chased and rush orders ord s have been beensent beenKnt boonsent
sent to the mills Many cf the latter lattercan lattercan att8lCD
can take no more orders ordersnental The conti continental oonUaeata1 ¬
nental markets are being drawn dra on onfor ontor onfor
for their mourning Rt guts gutsVILL gusWILL c3s c3sWILL
WILL BE KNOWN KNOWNAS
i AS QUEEN MARY MARYLOXDON MARYLONDON MARYLONDON
LONDON May a sIt It is In coibptfanca coibptfancawith coi complanoowith tMlaDce tMlaDceVoitb
with one of the last expressed Hd wisa winSton winStonof 1IIIt6sof s sof
of KIN Edward that Georges Goo es wife will wMlmount wJltJleUDt willmount
mount the throne as Queen Mary For Foryears loryears
years the Princess of Wal Wales was wa Prin Princess PrIne Princoon ¬
cess Victoria torla Mary kaown as Princess PrtacesaMay PrlDcesMay PrincessMay
May among her 1ter1c rloee r friends She SheexpectedJo IIIwI IIIwIeX J Jexpecterf
expecterf eX expectedJo to o be crowned Ded as n Queen Queentorte Queentoria VIc
toria MarV MarVTwo MaIT MaITTwo Mas MasTwo
Two name will never do Kins Ed Edward Edw Edward ¬
ward w told her recently recea y When you take tkethe taiethe
the throne With your husband you must nnwtabandon Jmt mustabandon t tabandoa
abandon the name of Victoria Let the thepeople thepeople
people can ft YOU plan QuteK Mary and
they th win love 10 you y the more for it It Too TooJnUlh Toomuch
1 much complication com llcat1 n in names will detract
from your popularity popularityI
I And o it 1s s as Queen Mary that
Geonee G wife will wear a crown crownALLEGIANCE crownALLEGIANCE I IALLEGIANCE
ALLEGIANCE OATH OATHTAKEN OATHTAKEN OATHb OATHTAKEN
TAKEN BY JUDGES JUDGESLONTX JUDGESLONDON
t tLONDOX
LONTX LONDON > N May tThe Judges of the theKlags thoh1IIg theKbigs
Klags bench today swore allegiance a t tGeorge io ioGicorgo
George Qeor V 9 at the law courts Chief Chief1 Jus Justice Junties ¬
tice Atverscone Iv In a touching touehl speech speechreferred speechroferrod
referred to the occasion ta ISM when the thebench thebench
bench swore allegiance aJle to Edward EdwardHe EdwardHe dwar dwarRe
He quoted the late Kings accession accessionspeech aecessionspeech
speech With tears ta his eyes Lord
Atyerscone AlventolH said By his wise aad far farseiag faracing I
acing Influence King KIn Edward did much
to promote among ODg the nations of the theworld theorM
world orM frieadHaess t and Iad good wilL
While WhU the funeral plans were being
completed the House of Lords convened
to give the opportunity op ortunity to those peers peerswho peerswho
who were not present Saturday te take takeContinued
the oath oalbPLAYGROUNDS oathPLAYGROIJNEJS
PLAYGROUNDS BILL BILLAGAIN BILLAGAIN
AGAIN IN DEADlOCK DEADLOCKCoutimied
I IConthnJed
Continued from First Page Pagathe Pagethe r rthe
the United States and the District of
Columbia ColumbiaMr ColumbiMr
Mr Foster of Vermont V t said saidI MI4I
I 1 do not enjoy being helD > told that I act
ta bad faith when wee tea I voted ta favor ot otthe ofthe
the proposttiod propo to concur fa n i the Senate Senateamendment SenateameIMImeat Senateamendment
amendment Who bring this matter
here Our conferees have failed three threeand
time to Pet the Senate t to asree to ear earDel ourprodon
prodon and now because we e would wouldto wouldyield
yield to the Senate we v are to be ac accused eCUMd accooed ¬
cooed of bad faith faithAgreement falthAgreeaeRt faithAgreement
Agreement Denied DeniedMr DeniedMr
Mr Foster denied that there had been beenany beeny boonany
any y specific agreement t that the OTtH OTtHwag 17 17was 17iNwas
was only to be appropriated pprOpr ted ta event eventthat eventthat t tthat
that it came from District Dlst ct revenues r8Y8lUlesReprelelltath revenuesRepresentative
Representative Sulxx Sul r of Sew York Yorksaid Yorksaid
said 141 the matter was me of acting in InlOOd Ingood
good faith with the people of the Die Districe Dbttict Dietrict
trice He deprecated the attempt to toevade toevB toevade
evade e the organic law of ItTS and said saWthe i
the people would i ret ot > look with favor favorupon favorUpoll favorupon
upon a House Hoe e that had quibbled three threemonths threemonths
months over a small item aad held up upi upa
a a big appropriation 0111 blllRepreeentatlve
Representative Burieson Burl OD of Texas TexasIiId Texassaid
said the playgrounds association bad hadi badspent
spent t entirely too much money in past P88t7erS pastyears
years for salaries In 1906 loG and Hi Hihe li W Whe
he said the association had spent for forsalaries forMI forsalaries
salaries MI 1es J10MO 10 out of 17M 17 7W appropri appropriated appropriatetL appropriatod ¬
ated The attitude of the Appropria Appropriattons Appropriations Appropriathose
those Committee today he e indicated indicatedj
was en account of the word super supervi8ion supervision
vision which might allow too mucho muchof much muchof
of o this money to be so spent spentMr spentBurleson spentMr
Mr Burleson read figures f submitted submittedto
to him by the Census ensus Bureau to show showthe showthe showthe
the high cost of C maintaining school schoolchildren schoolchildren shooIchildren
children ta Washington as compared comj comparedWith r rwith
with other cities The cost per pupil pupilper pupilper pupilper
per year ear in Washington he said is isJ17S Is6t7i iss4
J17S s4 while the cost in Baltimore where wherethe sheretbe xherethe
the system Is exactly exacU the same is only onlyS27S8 onlyt2h8 t
S27S8 and in New ew Orleans where sim elmliar
liar conditions prevail 1605 1605Repreeentative 11606Representative i II
Representative Gardner of 0 Michigan Michigandeclared Michiganin
In charge ot the conference report reportdclared reportdeclared I j
declared that Mr Parsons had inserted insertedIn S Sin
in the record a speech which he had not notdeliTered notdelivered i idelivered i
delivered on the floor of the House Housewhich i iwhich iwtlcl
which reflected on the personal charac character charactar ¬
ter of members of the House and which whichwas whichwas whichwas
was based upon erroneous information informationMr CharacI
Mr Gardner severely criticised the theadvocates thea theadvocates
advocates a YOCates of th the playgrounds who had haddivided haddivided I
divided the House Ho into block of five fiveand liveand I Iand
and sent SE automobiles to take them to tothe tothe tothe
the various playgrounds in the city
He H declared that he had it upon the theauthority theauthority J Jauthority
authority of the Engineer Commissioner Commissionerthat i
that balding b01dln up the appropriation bill billby I I
by these e playground JIaTJ round advocates had cost costnet costI
I net t less than 1 1 1iOI M9A i
Contract already entered Into intosaid j
said Mr Gardner have been curtailed curtailedfor cuct curtailedfor liedi
for lack of funds Street improvements improvementsthat lmprovementthat i
that ought to have been made and andwould andwould andwould
would have been made but for the hold holdtag boldj boldjleg i
tag up of this bill haveheen have beeu neglected neglectedand n neglectedand
and we are ar advised ac1 that work will soon
have to stop altogether altogetherSchool altogetherSchool altogetherSchool
I School houses bou sad improvements on onreboot onlChool onschool
reboot houses < contemplated ted and pro provided pron proIded ¬
vided for in this bill have been delayed delayeduntil delayedI i iuntil
I until now It will be Impossible to com complete cornplots ¬ I Ir
plots them in time ti for the opening of ofthe ofthe
the r new school year eorI I am authorized U I Iby
by the Engineer Commissioner of the theDistrict theDistrict
District to say that the estimated actual actualloss actuallose actuslloss
loss to the District will he at t least leastl4lIW i iSttMXMe
SttMXMe SttMXMeTJnoev l4lIW l4lIWrede 1 1J1tk
TJnoev J1tk the leadership IQlt ersbtP of a very few fewmembers r fewmembers < w
members of the playground associa association a asoociatloi it ittIoa ¬ I
tion there has been eoB conducted ucted the most mostpersistent mostJnIisteat roostpersistent
persistent and Inexcusable course of oflobbying i
lobbying within the range of my m knowl knowledfre k
I edge edgefethods e iJWI1
Methods eJlfeth0d8 have been resovted re50 ed to that thatought thatought
ought to be condemned c and the parties partiesN partiesengagiag partiesengaging
engaging In them rebuked iy aU good goodcitben goodcitluens
citben N Son Some > of these people Qple ple have havegloated baosIow hvgloated
gloated over their tlt r ability ab Uy to t have the thebOI tbMIl theblil
MIl held up while wt 1t > they were getting In Intheir intheir
their work their leader secretary anti aadexecutive antieeuttve andexecuttve
executive officer of the association csockitionthat de declaring tieelarhig ¬
claring that It was nuts and cheese to tothe tothf tothe
the association as < O tIen to have actionon aCtion on the theMIT t thebili P
MIT Jrayedi layPd though every e IJI days Si delay detaywas deJa deJaas delaywas >
was as costing tS the e city 0GO O In actual actualloss actuullOSs actiztlloss
loss
t
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COMMISSION RAPS RAPSMILLlNGINTRANSIT RAPSMILLINGIN4RANSIT
JILLINMTHSIT JILLINMTHSITCriminal
Criminal Prosecutions of ofShippers ofShippers ofShippers
Shippers and Carriers CarriersAre CarriersAre CarriersAre
Are Threatened ThreatenedCrl ThreatenedCrImln1
Criminal prosecution pr of beth shippers aMpiMjrsand shippersand rs rsad
and carriers was threatened today tIoti by Itythe bythe
the mtewrtaW ntftWta Commerce Ceeill Commission ComrntestoHa
ill a edshM on the mllttag mIlliugbtraassk mIlliugbtraasskrate tntraa0te tntraa0terate traINIk traINIkrate
rate system systemThe ssteniThe t tThe
The decision written wrk III by b Cemmisatener CemmisatenerCockreil cm cmCoekreII CemmimlonorCoekrell
Cockreil CoekreIITIte says saysThe saysThe
The testimony t shows that svefettttt svefettttttfon sub4itatloii UttI UttIdoll
doll by which the publish od tel are aredefeated uedefeated aredefeated
defeated is the rule at all transit transitpoints tra transitpts elt eltp9iaw
points where that opportunity exists exfaftsMeaaiag UXeniag existsMeaning
Meaning ef f Phrase PkraseBriefly PJuaseBcIea7 PhraseBriogy
Briefly the miHingtatransIt rate ratemeans ratelit ratemonits
means lit that a eon ronsigaiasat t may be seat seatfrom scatfront eatfrOM
from North Qafcata t te Atlanta at a athrough athro athrough
through sh rate rat It will start as wheat wheatbut whedtbut
but will be milled into ill now at St StLouis StTbe StLouis
LouisThe Louis LouisThe
The abuse comes ta the sabetKutfcm at atthe atthe
the milling point It is charged that thatflour thatftour thatflour
flour made from wheat produced in the thevicinity thevicinity
vicinity of the milling townis town Is shipped shippedtq
tq points po of deettoaikm at what would wouldbe wouldb wouldbe
be the remainder of a through threu b rate it itthe iithe ftthe
the wheat bad originated at some far fardistant fardistant fardistant
distant point The Th commission loo says 35 the thesystem thestem thenystem
system stem applies to 5 large e variety ef efcommodttfec efcomrnodtt ofcotnniodttles
commodttfec but that wheat and flour flouric ourthe hoarin
ic the most prominent prominentCase prominentCase t tCue
Case ia Peiat PeiatAt PeiBtAt PMmtAt
At Chicago for instance it says saysj sayswarded 87SIt saysIt
It wall fCMIIICI that oats had beeR j f fwanted forwarded
warded ae a continuation co tlnuation of the through throughtransportation througtraa throughtransportation
transportation of shipments of barley barleyIt 1I rley rleyIt
It is evident that any a y reductions 8 8rate of ofrates ofrates
rates obtained by such a practice to in inviolation IavtoIaUon Inviolation
violation of the act ac to regulate r late com commerce COIRmeree cammores ¬
mores mereeThe moresThe
The commission upholds the JRIIIIIIg millingIntransit mtttin mtttinintransit
intransit principle but serves notice to toall 10all toall
all concerned that the abuses must stop stopFUNERAL CopFUNERAL stopFUNERAL
FUNERAL ARRANGED ARRANGEDFOR ARRANGEDFOR ARRANGEDFOR
FOR REV MAYDWELL MAYDWELLArrangements MA MAYD YDWELL YDWELLArrsnc WELL WELLArrangements
Arrangements Arrsnc eet today were completed completedfor
for the funeral of the t Rev Dr George GeorgeEdward GeorgeEdward GeorgeEdward
Edward Maydweli pastor of o the lh First PtrtJtx FirstM
M x E Church of Frostbarg Md sec secretary HCrfotary seerotary ¬
rotary of the Baltimore M L E confer conference coDereaee conferonce ¬
once eaee and a former fo pastor of the theWanah theWaup theWaugh
Waugh X E Church of this city who whodied w1olecI whodied
died lecI yesterday erday afternoon altern followingtllneM following followingan
an tIme Illness of two weeks weepServteea weeksServices weeksServices
Services will 111 be held ta Baltimore Baltimoretomorrow Baltimoretomorrthr re retomOlld1r
tomorrow afteinoon at 2 oclock and andburial aDdburta1n andburial
burial burta1n will be in Druid Ridge Ceme Cemetery Celllle Centster ¬
tery le ter The funeral party will leave leaveFros leaveFr leavePros
Pros Fr org early in the morning morningT
T T > ReT ev Mr MaydweUs death was wasdue W Wdue wasdue
due > nervous aerv disorders dlao A which at atfirst atfirst atfirst
first appeared of a trivial nature naturel1Jnn natureluring
1 Miring l1Jnn the morning of the day of his hisdeath hiscJeath hisdeath
death he appeared so greatly 1m 1mproved Improved mmproved
proved that his physicians expressed expressedconfidence ecl eclcOnAdeD
confidence that be would be able to toleave tol tohove
leave l e his room in a few days daysA daytLA
A change for the worse was noted notedrapidly aoteclat
at MOD ad froM that dIRe be sank saakraptdb sankrapidly
rapidly to 0 the end ell tile wtf wlfe two twodaughters t1ltOdau twodughtes
daughters dau t J ADd sea oa were with him at atthe attI atthe
the tI time of his hi death deathTwo dethTwo deathTwo
Two brothers brotbersHenry Henry C Maydweli Maydweliand X4IweUand
and Theodore F Maydweli XaydWelll also o s ear 8urV earViTo r rvive
vive V T him himIFERENCEREPORT himCUNFERENCE hintCONFERENCE
CONFERENCE IFERENCEREPORT IFERENCEREPORTSenator REPORT REPORTADOPTED REPORTADOPTED
ADOPTED BY SENATESeDator SENATE
Senator Root today presented preHDt d the eon conference eonf8le1lce eonferonee ¬
ference report POrt on the resolution atlon creating creatinga creattnfiCOIIIII
a commission of fine arts for the Din District 1btrict Dintrict ¬
trict of Commbia The report was wasadopted wasa wasadopted
adopted by the Senate without amend amendment ameadJIMIIt amendmeat ¬
meat mentAs JIMIItAA meatAs
As the bill now staade the comratooion comratooionshall coratniselonemil I
shall be competed J l1tI of seven members to1 to1be to tobe tobe
be appointed e4l by the President Weat and to toduty to8erVe toserve
serve for tour years MC It will be the theduty theduty
duty of the commission to recommend recommenddesigns reeGMlDeMtOr recommenddesigns
designs for statues 1IeB monuments and aadpublic aJIdotIaet andotbet
otIaet WOItuI or art to Ite located lit the thepublic
public squares es of Washington WashingtonThe WI WIThe
The r onunendations are to 90 to the theofficial theofficial
official charged ch with the daty of erect erectmjr ereetID erectlOg
lOg these t memorials memorialsthe memor1alaThe memorialsThe
The works of art lit the Cat kol ad andthe
the Library will not come under the thejurisdiction tbeju thejurisdiction
jurisdiction ju lctJom of the commission etoa The Thesum TbeOcm Thescsi
sum of 3101 a ef f a year is appropriated ppropcjat for forthe torthe forthe
the expenses of the commission No Nosalaries
salaries are allowed allowedSTATES JloweclSTATES allowedSTATES
STATES MAY DEFINE DEFINELAKE DEFINELAKE DEFINELAKE
LAKE JURISDICTION JURISDICTIONA
A Joint re resolution favorably la erbly reported reportedby
by b the Senate Judiciary Committee to today to today today ¬
day gives the States of Wisconsin eOASIu H HImots TIIIDoI IIlino
Imots IIDoI lino Indiana and Michigan the right rijhtto rlglrtto
to ftx by agreement of aH or any Bytwo wo of ofthem ortbem ofthem
them Jurisdiction over the waters of ofLake ofLake ofLake
Lake Michigan This power te needed neededorder te teorder litorder
order that the States involved may maypunish BMLYpunisk maypunish
punish crime conunitteed COIDII tteed upon vessels Tese6laachored vesselsanchored vesselsanchored
anchored in the lake lakeFor JakeFor hakeFor
For nany n an any years according accordl g to the therepresentation therepresenttlon therepresentation
representation before the committee committeegambling committeegambling committeegambling
gambling has been rampant aboard aboardvessels aboardvessels aboardvessels
vessels en the lake lakeNo JakeNo lakeNo
No man man can be at his best bestWith bestWith
With a poor p or digestion digestionIf
If you youhave have lost appetite appetiteAnd appetiteAnd
And cant digest what you youeat youeat youeat
eat eatDrop eatDrop
Drop the usual heavy heavymeats heavymeats heavymeats
meats meatsAnd
And gravies puddings and andpies aidpies
pies piesAnd piesAnd piesAnd
And live for a time timePrincipally timePrincipally
Principally on Grape GrapeNuts GrapeNuts GrapeNuts
Nuts and cream creamIf creamIf
If you have never tried it itTheres itTheres itTheres
Theres a treat in store for foryou foryou foryou
you youGrapeNuts youGrapeNuts
GrapeNuts can be easily easilydigested easilydigested easilydigested
digested digestedBy
By the weakest stomach stomachAnd sto stomachAnd ach achAnd
And soon strengthens strengthensThe
The digestive organs organsSo organsSo
So that a variety of food foodCan foodCan
Can C n be eaten with com comfort comfort cornfort ¬
fort fortBe fortBe fortBe
Be sensible sensibleDont sensibleDont sensibleDont
Dont put off the test testRead testRead
Read The Road to to Well Wellville Wellvile
ville in pkgs Theres
a Reason ReasonPOSTOM ReasonPOSTUM ReasonPOSTUM
POSTUM CSRBAL CQMPAJYXtd CQMPAJYXtdBattle oo CoMpASyLtdBattle tPAYLtd tPAYLtdBattle
Battle Cteek or Oe k Mfch M1
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BLIND BLINOCHILOREN BLINOCHILORENAWAIT CHILDREN CHILDRENAWAIT
AWAIT BIG SHOW SHOWGuests SH0 SH0Guests
Guests of Times They Will WillEnjoy Willi WilliEnjoy WillEnjoy
Enjoy Wild West As If IfThey IfThey IfThey
I They Could Coul See SeeHow Seeow SeeHuw
How ow can a bond child see HeTbis a aTbi drea dreaTnie
I Tnie Tbi te the question Oll which from froi all allhas nilhas
d f has greeted the aaonacumtuu uo ceat of ofThe 011 ofThe
The Vaehingte Time that the tIMbo Wind Windboys blindboys
boys bo s and girls of the he city together with withhundreds wltlt1 withhundreds
hundreds of orphans and 7 other little littletertuaates un unfortunates usfertunatee ¬
fortunates will be Hs 11 guests at WIld WBdWest WIldw Wildlc
West w lc Show Ranch next JleStaftenHHNl Monday Mondayaftemeon Mondayafternoon
afternoon May Xa M MTtKit 11t i iThat
That t the blind children will not enjoy enjoyit
it even more than ethers is a mistake mistakeanswers JDIIItakeD8Weni mIstokeanswers
answers Miss OKnn ta charge of the thereading thereading I
reading ri g room for theMind u at the Con Congressional Con1 Con1gresslonal ¬ I
gressional eMIODal Library The animals the theriders ther18lS the4tiets
riders and every eY feature of a great greatchew t tPMW
phew are matters of a all enthusiastic unthuelastlcInterest tIt1IdcJDtereet
Interest and cvrMtIIty 0 the bays lid lidtrte andgirls
girls with sightless eyes as to t th those thoMHe who whosee whosee
see seeThese These e blind children cIIIkk win learn learnthrough IenIthrough learnthrough
through their sensitive seu fingers much muchthat DnICbtbat muchthat
that will escape eC e the eyes of their more morefortunate morefortunate e etortuaate
fortunate brothers and sisters sistersWfll sletersWill MetersWill
Will Caress Animals AnimalsThey Anim AninialsThey Is IsThey
They witlbe will be taken under the big tent tenthalf tenthalf
half an hour or more before the show showopens owopeu showopens
opens and allowed to caress with their theirhands tJMItbaD theirhands
hands some of the animals to 1ee1 eel thecages 1 1cag
cages cag to thrill with It pleasure at the therough I IrougiI Irough
rough grasp of the cowboys hands and andto I
to make the acquaintance of real realdowns I Iclowns
downs downsThe downsThe 1 1The
The wonders of the show wI be care carefully eaIefully corefully ¬
fully explained to t them They wiH hear hearabout bsrabout i
about the animals and the countries eouatrleatrom countriesfrom countriesfrom
from from which they came and will delight delightin deI deIIn dellghIn
in the music and ta the stories of the theciowna thecaowDIIo thecaowns
ciowna ae all other children delight In Inthorn Inthem Inthem
1 them thornThe themThe themThe
The Times is anxious that all the blind blindchildren WindchHdrea blindchildren
children of the city cIt shall all enjoy the cir circus circus elmcue ¬
cus party on next Monday MODIta afternoon afternoonand attelDOOPJICI afternoonand
and in order that no Mmft child may be beoverlooked beoverlooked beoverlooked
overlooked this paper pa will be glad to toreceive toreceive I Ireeehe
receive the names of aaar a such who w may maybe maybe I Ihe
be eager to be included among the little littleguests littleguests i
guests I iI
Day Eagerly Awaited AwaitedFor AwaitedFor
For all the little unflwtunatas at tIM tfcecity tIMcity thecity I
j city it win indeed be a Joyous jOJf88SThere day dayThere dayThere
There will be no gazing wistfully wt at th thparade the theparade
parade and wishing and wisbteg for forto fwa
a chance 19 0 > to see the real anow no nojnet lIDaaaglng a aIangiug
aaaglng round at the entrance Sa Stop Stopof
0 catching Just a glimpse of the 1aJIT 1aJITtaJd fahyland ry ryj
land within j It will be the childrens cbtNreDda chHdoeanday childrensday
day da and the childrens show showIn sbowIn showIn
In all the orphan asylums of the city cityand citJaDd cityand
and on many little hOepItal cots cot boys boysand o7IIand boysand
and girls are ar talking their eyes UK tg with withexcitement withexcitement withexcitement
excitement about the coming of the theWild thelid theWild
Wild lid West Show It is the big bigthing biggest biggestthing tthin
thing thin that has happened in their lives liTeSBince 1 1since livessince
since last t Christmas and the th days are areall arean arealt
all too long until May IS 1 arrives arrivesTh arrtvtILDECLARE arrivesDECLARE
DECLARE FRANKING FRANKINGPRIVILEGE FRANKINGPRIVILEGEABUSEDi
PRIVILEGE PRIVILEGEABUSEDi PRIVILEGEABUSEDiTb ABUSED I ITit
Th Senate bad a Ion long discussion today todayoYer todayov I Iover
over ov the publication known as The neSfoq TheStory I IStory I
Story of a TarMC which Is Isteetftve quOed quOedto f I Ito
to 1M pu published oU8lMcl bsr tIM American ro rot Protective
dYe t Tariff League and sadlag which widelllag Is be j jators
lag seat eat UDder the franks oL ofaLoes S SatOl
i
aLoes and a Representatives RepresentativesIt R RIt
It is a defense e of the present tarn tahtw tartiflaw tarnlaw
law and centaine ceataI about Its pages made deUP madeui e eup
UP of extracts e from speeches eecbeetn delivered dettveredin
in the special i session Senator Stone Stoneof
of Missouri offered a resolution direct directing cJirectIn directlag ¬
lag In the Senate < nate Committee on Postofflces Postofflcesto
to innuu whether the book was frank frankable traJlka frankable
able a Hr declared that It contained coo oonslderaMv COlIBhleraN cooalderal4e
slderaMv matter aside from fromIDriut1IAr speeches speechesinc speecheshictuding
inc IDriut1IAr + udtn lists of Senators toIS and Kepre Keprei RepnotatlYe8 ReproentaUve
i entativee tatlYe8 and certain rta1n matter ta the theform tbefona theform
form of subheads which ta no const be belonged beto bebored ¬
longed to th the Congressional l Record and andbe aDdhe andbe
be believed it a violation of the postal postalresmlaUone postalrertiladons ta1 ta1ne
resmlaUone ne t tft frank It through the themails themaAs themails
mails mailsHe maAsHe mailsHe
He saM if this document could be besent betHnt besent
sent through the mails under frank frankhe frankhe frankbe
he wanted to know it in order ord r that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the I DemocratIc > Congressional nal Com Committee Committee committee ¬
mittee might mi > ht avail itself of the same sameprivilege aameprlvllC sameprivilege
privilege privilegeA e efolto
A long discussion of the resolution resolutionfollowed resolutionfollowed
folto tt ttred
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followed and a m the end it was refer referred referred ¬
red to the Committee on PostoAces PostoAceswith Po Postofficewith to lcea lceawith
with the understanding that the rose resolution rHOUtiOIl roselution ¬
lution would be brought oat O lt provid providalso proTtdIng providlug
lug for a report on this matter and andalso andalso
also on the general question of ofwhether ofwhe ofwhetber
whether whe er the franking privilege prtII is IsIngabused be being belag ¬
lag Ingabused IngabusedNominations abused abusedNominations abusedNominations
Nominations Sent Senate SenateThe
i The President today to y sut the foUowtag foUowtagnominatioae zuowanominttoII fb5lowie fb5lowienomtnadns
nominatioae to the S Smte SmteEHeha aate aatetlea e eEtleh
Etleh tlea J Babcock Baacockbe ei < New Yerttte Yertttebe York is isbe
be consul general at Tangier Morocco MoroccoWiUiam XereeeoWlWam MoromoWIlliant
WiUiam H H Swthertead eapcalr to tobe tobe tobe
be a rear dtIIkaL dtIIkaLGeorg = nriraL dsalralGeorge nriraLGeorge
George H R Clark ceoKaaader r to be ee acaptain a acaptain
e captainHenry captain captainH a I
H Henry nry A 4 WHey lieutenant command ccmmaader
er to be a commander commanderlymfe eomlDDderLouis commanderIMUIS
Louis L > Whitesone postmaster CODmlaDd1 Cal CalptT Cw1JX Cutpter
ptT pter pterOONSTIPATIO r Va VaGO
GO NSTIPATIDR OONSTIPATIOMVNYON5S NSTIPATIDRMUNYONS
MUNYONS MUNYONSPAWPAWPILLSi MVNYON5SPAWPAW
PAWPAWPILLSi PAWPAWPILLSiMunjons PAWPAW PILLS PILLS3Ltnyon
MuDyons Paw PatvPaw PawPaw PairPaw
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like all other law lazatires catives lawtivcs <
tires or cathartics catharticsThey ratbarticeThey tba ics
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they do not notI gripe gripethey gripethey
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r4 r p start stan all the secre secretions secretions ¬
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a I I is and stomach is n a away aWay ainu
inu way that soon pate patethese patethese pateiiIt
iiIt these organs in 3 3healthy shealthy ahealthy
healthy condition conditionand cOBCli conditionand on onand
and corrects consti constipation CODStition coestipation ¬
pation tion In my opinion constipation constipationtytwo constipationa I
18 a responsible for most ailments There Thereare Therearc
are thirtytwo tytwo feet of huma bowels bovrefewhich boweJswhich bowelswhich
which is really a sewer pipe When this thisdigestion thispipe thispipe
pipe becomes C clogged ed the who1e system sstembecomes systembecomes
becomes poisoned causing bilioumefi8 n ngegti9i1 indigestion
digestion gegti9i1 and impure impure blood which often oftenproduces oftenproduces oftenproduces
produces rhctnnastism and kidney ail ailments nilmeats j
merits No WOman who suffers with con constipation conatipation ¬ 11
stipation or any liver complaint can ex expect ecpect cxpeel ¬
pect to have a clear complexion or enjoy enjoygood enjoygood I
good health healthMunyons healthMunyons healthMunyons
Munyons PawPaw Pills are a tonic tonico t tto Ito
to o the stomach Ihrer l = and nerves They Thciinvigorate j
invigorate instead of weakening they theyenrich theynrih
enrich the blood instead of impoverkfc impoverisltg i iput I Itug
tug g it they enable the stomach to get getall getall
all the DoUrishment from food that ia iaput I I
put putintoit putintoitThese into it itThese it itThese
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they are soothia soothmg healg hea1ib ana stinw stinwI stimefating etumo1rting
fating They school schn t the bowels eIs to e etrlth011t awithott
I mtnwt physic Price 1 ice25 25 2 cents
1
LIQUOR DEALERS GO GOTO GOTO
TO CINCINNATI GINGINNATtI
Fifteenth Annual Conven Convention Convention Convention ¬
tion of Association to toMeet to toMeet toMeet
Meet May 23 23IXHTSVILiS 23LOfJSVILLE 23LoIsvIILE
IXHTSVILiS Ky May 8 iDIe The M Ml fiftomtb f fteeata
teeata annual cemr6ll ean cnMon of tae Na Nattoaai Nadonal
ttoaai Wnoleaaie Wbo Liquor Daalers ABS ABSciatton Asse Assectadela
ciatton to be held at Cmeiaaatl May Maya3S 1 M3mN
a3S to being looked forward ta ay ayKentucky
Kentucky tucky dIstillers and wholesalers Io1MI e as asa esa
a a meeting of utmost Importance tJDp ImportasceWork ImportanceWork rtaJle8 rtaJle8Work
Work aceoawttanerf 1IftlIt by the ic dealers of oftae ofthe
tae various States ja effecting business businessvomits amrtnoowremdta eM eMreR1t8
vomits deaaite deaaitetemperance IeceMaat fighting AgkdDgacatt fightingagaluet
acatt the iquor tralUe l by y organised organisedtemperance
temperance t ersaafcsationa bODII wni be re reviewed re redewed reslowed ¬
viewed A number 1Uber of prominent eIIt Kea K
t1 dealers will make addresses aes be before Detore before ¬
fore the UteOre convention eoaveationOr conventionOe
Or Ore of tae most important ImPGl uU of theee theeeador uew theseaddresses
ador addresses M wm be that of CoL J 1 W Mc lieCuOoch McCuIJGcb McCufloch
CuOoch of Owen bon president of the ttoeKenficky UNJteatJCkY theKentcky
Kenficky DtetlHers Dl and an Wholesale WholesaleIJqu Wholesalequr es MiaQu1r
iaQu1r IJqu qur r Dealers Association Colossi CetonelXcCuOoch CoIoIIeIMeCaDoch ColossihuleCufloch
XcCuOoch who te a member me of Gee Govon Go Gonw Geeerror
on nw > or WHlaons wm ons ata tS1 stafl C will review the sit sttOD situhtton K Knax
nax uhtton on in Kentucky KentuckyIt
It te expected e ezpect ed that the attendance at atthe attile atthe
the convention this year ear will be the thelargest thel thelargest
largest l in the history I of the association aseectationOne associationOne aeecla OlL OlLODe
One reason for the increased ed attendance attendanceis
is the fact that the departments of the theaceocfation theOda theassociation
association Oda OD were recently combined combinedwaen combinedNIten combinedwhen
when the publicity bureau was removed removedfrcm remcwedtrG removedfrom
from trG New York dty to Cincinnati the taehome thehome
home office of the organization organizationIn
In order to stimulate the attendance attendancenotincation atteDdaaceDOd6etIon attendanceotiflctIon
notincation was sent out yesterday by bythe
the national president l announcing arnOo the tbeTpointmettt theDtment thecpotntment
Tpointmettt Dtment of attendance committee rommitteseIn
ia twentytwo t leading elite cl of the cons country constry
try These cities are ar expected exp Ct4od tp swell swellth swelltW swellth
th tW delegation de1e tJon from tbtlr respective respectiveStates respectlye8tau respectiveStates
States StatesThis 8tauTbl StatesThis
This is I the nrst rst time the convention conventionI
I has a been held in a trade center since the theyear theyear theyear
year of 19 Iltit when it was as held in Louis LouteUnderstood Lou Lounile Louisrifle
nile nileOVERHEAD rifleOVERHEADBRIUGE
OVERHEAD OVERHEADBRIUGE OVERHEADBRIUGEWILL BRIDGE BRIDGEWILL
WILL BE FAVORED FAVOREDUnderstood FAVOREDUnderstood
Understood That Commis Commissioners COinmissioners Commissioners ¬
sioners Will Overrule OverruleProtests OverruleProtests OverruleProtests
Protests Jn Report ReportOn
On the juoaad that it is Isb9 demanded demandedby
by the bavin es UL interests of 1 Ute city citytae dt7tile citythe
tae Cammteatoaera CM n it te uaderst understood od will wfllforward willfOrWard willforward
forward to Congress a favorabk report reportoa repenoa
oa the bin autnoriztnr tae Uteor conetruotioa conetruotioaof
of an ovaraead oW brodKe from the line lineof 1IDeaof incaof
of the Baltimore lid Ohio railroad to a awarehouse a1Itrebouafe aumebouso
warehouse to be erected te sqaare ca 3
bounded by First tna North Orth Capitol L iand Land Land
and M streets t tProtest northea
Protest against the tnwstan of the therailroad therailroad
railroad ra1I brie the square far question was wasmade wasmade
made by representatives of o the chinese cftteeaassociations chineseastcithons
associations the Charaoer of Commerce CommerceRational Commerceand
aDd omctaJs f f the SIbley H Hoecital aDd
Rational National Training T Tmalniu School for Knrses i urges on
the th ground thai it would result ta a
deterioration det torUon of the value of the s nor norrounding r rIs
rounding prtperty and prove an D annoy
aace to the patients ad nurses 0 Sib
ley Hospital aDd Rust HaD
trI Conimlssioneme acdoa Is P pseedpertonlbegrond
rt pertonlbegrond 011 1iIe g1OGD4l that Sqre Q z zIn
Is J8r aw ely ety untetproved untetprovedeta
III order to cosmtmact the bridge SIt
eta tegiatatioa tIoII was necee JIC necessary o7 as sageneral me
general law a under which permits for or orstdtags
stdtags are arennes granted limits the sidings to toproperty
property adjacent t to the streets or aye
flues upon which the lines of the rail 1i1road railroads ¬
roads are located locatedWHY JocatedWHY locatedWHY
WHY ENGINE SHRIEKS SHRIEKSgave
0141 fld row bear the shriek that thatgaTe engine enginegave
gave as it flew w b o > T asked the first man manas manas
as they approached a railroad crossing
Yes What caused it rejoined his hiscompanion hiscompanon hiscompanion
companion companionI
1 I presume the engineer e1l enlneerbd had it by th ththrottle boa boatltrottJe thethrottleSmart
throttle throttleSmart Smart Set SetS SeL SeLHoods SetHoods
Hoods HoodsS
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Gives the system s stem the best bestpreparation bestprep bestprepsration
preparation prep for the hot waves wavesof wavesof i
of summer which are so ether enervating eneIV8ting ethervating ¬
vating to the weak and run rundown rundown rundown ¬
down Take it this spring springGet
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tablets called Sarstabs 16 1 ll Doses iL iLA 1 1The L LAAAAAAA
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ACoC According to ssco Stir tile tileMnJ thereporting
reporting board et f the Burea ureen of Stalin Statfastfliraon aatIrtiea Stalinties
ties made public tIIIa stfliraon tDOII at ts tskure die theDopartmnt
Dopartmnt 0 Acrieare kure the area ec ecwtDter ofwinter f fwinter
winter wheat en May 1 t te be harveSted harvaeceds harveStedabout n8MetI n8MetIbeat
s about 3MMJW acres ae aeau or eracres KJs KJsa
au acres a 2 t2 U pu MT cent ceIIU more e eIiOWD tha t th axwft axwftsown a aSow
sown last 2ui fl 11 11TIle tai taiThe Ujmjm nerts nertsThe
The averaga condition of ofen fcdsHar whea wheaon
on the same date was JtM Cp55ed Cp55edwith oswiin 1 i J Illl1 ell ellwwi P Pwith <
with wwi SM on April 1 1 m1 on 3iIIIIIr 3a cr v lJWs lJWsand 1 1 1and J IJmd
and 7 the average a e for the past tea teayears tI tI7em8 tenyears
years on May JIIa 3 3The 1 1The IThe
The average aTe J condition c f rye rJeXay on onMay onRay
May 1 was 3l3 ia compared with NI NIon 12 12on Jk Jkon
on April 1 311 Sl on s May L I 1 ifisa a a
S94 94 the average fer the past tyears pantyears fca fcayears
years on May Ma 1 1Eighty L LEighty 1Eighty
Eighty and threetenths per cent eeatpring ef efspring ofspring
spring plowing was completed eompcj up p t tit titl
l > 1 compared with kl 11 oa May 1 1and 1 1i
1 and a t tfllYer ayear average on May
1 it L 66 per cent centSixtyftvc centSlxtyave centSixtyfive
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pared with iL iLi 15 per cent and M Ment 47 7 per teCnt perent
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SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICESTHS
THE ARTICLE A ICLE REFERRED TO OX OXpage OXpage ONpage
page M D column 5 5 of Washington Post PostMay PontMay
May Xa S Dte tt does dOetiIlOt not refer R S Walter Walterof
of 1827 Harvard St or of Room 23S Past Pastoffice POIItoffice Poeioffice
office Department Dep rtmeDL v i it it0r 11An 1tor
0r AND AFTER MAY FIRST THE THSoffices THXoffices
offices of The Mutual Life LIfeCompany Insurance InsuranceCompany InsuranceCompany
Company of New York will be Deem located locatedon
on the second floor r of 12B F street N W WTHOS wTHOS WTHOS
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