rr < Partly Cloudy Tonightand Tonight Tonightand II IINUMBER and Thursday J jjj AST EDITION 1 NUMBER 6723 Yesterdays Circulation 46463 VASHlNGTON WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 1 1910 Eighteen Pages p ges PRIOlm ONE CEl CElI rP I WICKERSHAM TELLS TELLSHOW TELLSHOHEHEADED HOW HOHEHEADED HOHEHEADEDNE HE HEADED OFF OFFNEW NEW NE FREIGHT RATES RATESP1 Plans P1 ns Formulated When WhenFirst Whenfirst WhenFirst First Intimation of Inten Intention Intention Intention ¬ tion Was Received ReceivedINJUNCTION Receiv ReceiveddN d dINJUNCTION INJUNCTION dN UNCTION LIKELY LIKELYTO LIKELYTO LIKELYTO TO BE PERMANENT PERMANENTHappenings PERMANENT PERMANENTIaPPenings I IHappenings Happenings Said to Have H ve HadPerce Had HadPerceptible HadP Perceptible P Perce r eptibJ Effect on onSenate onSenate onSenate Senate SenateThat SenateThit SenateThat r That the Department of Justice will willbe willbe willbe be able to obtain a a permanent injunction injunctionagainst injunctionagainst Injunctionagainst against the twentyfive Western railroads rail railroads railroads ¬ roads charged with conspiring in viola violation violatIon violation ¬ tion of the Sherman law to raise rates ratesIn ratesIn ratesin In Western Trunk lTunkLlne Line Association ter territory terrltory territory ¬ ritory is the confident confi ent belief of Attor Attorney Attorney ¬ i iney ney General l Wlokersham WlokershamPresident WlokerJham WlokerJhamPre WlokerahamPresident President Pre ldent Taft shares this confidence confidenceAttorney confidenceAttorney confidenceAttorney Attorney General Wlckersham did not notjump notjump notjump jump Into the fight to prevent the pro proposed propOt propoised ¬ posed pOt ed higher rates going into effect effectwithout effectwithout effectwithout without knowing knov1n what he was v s doing He Hedid Jiedid Hedid did not n t act on the spur of the moment momentor JDomentor or on a few hours notice Instead Insteadhe Insteahe ii he had h d been probing probln into the e situation situationfor for several days before be re the th bill for a atemporary atcmp atemporary temporary tcmp rar injunction was presented to toJudge toJudge tow w Judge David P Dyer at Hannibal Mo MoMr MoMr MoMr Mr Mr Wickersham today told the cir circumstances cir circumstances ¬ i icumstances cumstances of beginning the suit He Heeaid He8ald Hesaid said this morning that the matter had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen been first called to his attention last lastThursday lastThurS lastThursday Thursday ThurS < la when a telegram was re recslvcd received reC1IIVCd cslvcd protesting against the proposed proposedIncreases propo proposedIncreases ed Increases He did not act on this be because becQuse because ¬ J cause it was vaS unsupported unsupportedHubbard unsupportedHubbard I IHubbard Hubbard of Iowa Urges Action ActionBut ActionBut tion I IBut But on Friday he received more mes mescages m6JIages messages cages of protest and Representative RepresentativeHubbard RepresentativeHubbard RepresentativeHubbard Hubbard of Iowa who is an old pro profebsional proteslonal profebsional febsional friend called on him to tell tellhire tellhim tellMm hire of the situation how the th shippers shippersin in the Missouri river rf er country were pro prortesting pr prtesting protesting testing and how they were alarmed alarmedand alarmedto alarmedend and to urge him to take action under underihe underthe underthe > the ihe Sherman Jaw to enjoin Ve he e In Increases increases increases ¬ creases creasesAttorney creasesAttorney creases creasesAttorney Attorney General WJckerfcham WJckcr ham was wasImpressed wasImpressed wasImpressed Impressed with the recital o of Mr Hub Hubbard Hubbard Hubbard ¬ bard and as he related tits circumstances circum circumstances clroum6tances ¬ stances today at at once nce took teok steps to toblock toblock toblock block the increases In rates He seat seatto S6Rtto seatto to the Interstate Commerce Cemmis CommisSian j jslon slon 51 n and obtained affidavits showingthe showing shQwlncthe the circumstances of the filing of no notifies nG nGt1ee notises = ¬ tifies of Increase by the roads Among1 Among1other Am Amon Amonother nf nfother other things he obtained the fnfdr fnformation fnfdrmatlon Int r rmati matlon mati on that a single attorney had died fIedthe diedthe Je Jethe the notices of increase increase for all 1l the theroads theroads theroads roads roadsHaving roadsHaving roadsHaving Having accumulated the necessary necessaryinformation necessaryInformation necessaryinformation information he proceeded to order one oneof oneot oneof of his assistant attorneys Edwin P PGrosvenor PGrosvenor PGrosvenor Grosvenor a trusted man to start itt 1rt for forSt for6t forSt St Louis Sunday night Mr Grosvenor Grosvenorwent Grosvenorwent Grosvenorwent went with the petition for a writ of oftemporary oftemporary oftemporary temporary injunction in his pocket pocketShippers pocketShippers pocketShippers Shippers Not Informed InformedWhan IDformeWhen InformedWhen When the delegation m of shippers call called called called ¬ ed on Attorney General Wickersham WickershamMonday Wlck WickershamMonday rsham rshamllondar Monday afternoon Mr Grosvenor Gr08v nol was wasalready wasalready wasalready already in St Louis with the petition petitionor or well on his way there In tolling tollingabout tollingabout tollingabout about it teday Mr Wickersham ex axplained explained explained plained that it had been deemed advis advisable adisable advisable ¬ able to keep it a secret from the rail railroads railroads railroads ¬ roads were the suit was going soln to be befiled befiled beflied filed Otherwise the roads might ml ht have haveappeared haveppeared haveappeared appeared ppeared and argued that fie t e tempor temporary temporazy temporary ¬ ary Injunction n should not Issue without withouta a hearing and this would have post postponed postponed postponed ¬ I poned the Issue of the restraining order orderuntil orderuntil orderuntil until after June 1 and the rates would wouldhave wouldhave have gone into effect Hence when the thesnippers theshippers theshippers shippers appeared appear d Monday afternoonf afternoon afternoonAttorney afternoonAttorney I f Attorney General Wickersnara did not nottell nottell nottell tell them what he had done doneWhile doneWhile doneWhile While it appeared thrt the Cabine Cabinewctn Cabinetwetn Cabinet t wetn over ov r the matter yesterday and andcocnselM ardo andcoensei < cocnselM o n IMI d about it as a matter of fact factthere factther factthere there was no question the suit would wouldbe wouldbe wouldbe be begun b un from the time Mr W WIcker WIckerham Wlckerj tcker tckeri j > bam dug dlJ into the facts last 1a t Friday ar a adi adiSaturday t tSaturday Saturday He was convinced from the thebestonins thebednnin thebednning II IISaturda bestonins of his investigations InveJtf Uons that the theGovernment theGovernment theGovernment Government had a strong case c e and he heIs beIs heIs Is now no more fully convinced than ever everSchedules eerSch everSchedules Schedules Sch u1e Not Sent Out OutWhite O OutWhile t tVIti White VIti he had made up his mind to tobrine tobrim tobring brine aotion before the shippers saw htn htnMonday bl71uRd hi n nMusdar Monday uRd they were able a le to give him himsome himI himacme acme some I me valuable Ju ble Information One Oneoe of the thefacts thef thefarts facts f u ts they presented pr snted to him as tending tendingto to show conspiracy was wa that when tLc tLcContinued tLcContinued tLeContinued Continued on Sixth Ixth Page PageWEATHER PageWEATHER PageWEATHER WEATHER REPORT REPORTThe The weather wa thor in the States east of o the theMteslsHippl theMiesissippiriver MteslsHippl Miesissippiriver river will be generally fair fairtonight fairtontlht faironsid I tonight and Thursday but with consid considerable conslderal1e ¬ erable cloudiness in the Lakethe Lake region regionthe 1on 1ontke the upper Ohio valley the middle middAt middAtlantic At Atlantic Atlantlc ¬ lantic and New England States StatesTemperature StatesTamperatnre StatesTemperature Temperature will continue low through throughout throusout out the Eastern S States tes tonight and andThursday andThursday andThursday Thursday ThursdayFORECAST ThursdayFOIEOAST ThursdayFOREOAST FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT DISTRICTFor For the District of Columbia Columbl1 Mary ¬ land and Virginia partly par1 cl5udyto cl5udytonight eludy eludynight l udytA udytAnJsht ¬ night and nd Thursday ThtJr ay not muah ° cHange cHangeJn aa e eJ et Jn tapiperatpre t p t1re moderate wesforly wesforlywinds wesfurlywinds wesf rW rWWInds winds J TEarPBRATURES TEarPBRATURESS T TFrDfPI3I rP ATURES ATURESSam l1URJtjS l1URJtjSj S Sam a m T 82 9 a hi nut e t r S3 18 lava a m in Si SiH H a m iii ll llSUN g 5t ii 12 j mf y W > g i 3 ap p in m t ST STSUN 58 58SUN SUN TABLp TABLpSun TAnLJDsun TAIiL TAIiLurt Sun sun urt rises risesSun rise ses 485 485v JR JRgii 3 70 70n Sun gii n sets se 1s i i Sl SlTIDF 1 1T v T1BE TIDF T IF TABLE TABLEToda T TABLEToda BLE BLEodD Toda odD eW = HJ J4Ji b 1Idt iW e 200 00 a m ard 22 222p 22p 22nt p m Low Qrte de ssc J SC a m arid Sr 8 p m maomorro mmomorro aomorro romorrovvTilgh > V High tide 2n 2t T a a m and and3j23 andSIf andSick Sick SIf p m Low L w tide 925 9 92 a t m and 954 954p 9 9p p in J1 inCjQ CjQ SITION QF T flJ r1 JB WATER WATERRfAlt WATERHARPBPS V TER TERJtAR1SRS fAlt HARPBPS BBS FERRY W Va June 1 1pptQmefc 1pptQm 1Pptgrna pptQm pptQmefc 1 niiiddy mi dcty and 11 nd ShenandoaH htnan oaij clear clearthis clei1rtlls clearthis this morning morningWhole J1orI11 tnornlnr i iWboie r Whole Windows Glazed for 5125 Sra5Frank 5125Frank 125 125Frank Frank Llbbey CO 6th N Y Ave AveAdv Avev AveAdv Adv Advnth v nth nthr < r Carpenters Carp I1ters Successor CHARLES DYER NORTON NORTONWhom NORTONWhom NORTONWhom Whom Taft Has Selected to Be His Secretary CURTISS PROPOSES PROPOSESCAPITAL PROPOSESCAPITAL CAPITAL IISEISJOO IISEISJOOAero RAISE 51000 51000Aero 6000Aero Aero Club Asked to Con Consider Consider ¬ 0 0sider sider Plan for Inter Intercity Intercity IntercltY ¬ city Flight FlightPlease FlightPI FllghtPlease Please PI se have b halve e Aer Aere PUB lub beard ard take takeImmediate takeImmediate takeImmediate Immediate Immediate aotie on a plan for a JStOOQ JStOOQflight S91GASight tf1JO tf1JOflight flight from New York ror lp y 0 ashjngton WasIJJR tVaslltpgtOnlanding ashjngtonlanding tOn tOnJandtAg landing te be b made m dc on n White House Housegrounds HQU6grounds HQUaegrounds grounds Washington n Club or indi indivlduale hidi hidividu Individuals vlduale vidu hJ to contribute contrlltule JiiOO i E0 QO Aia re reuosttRg retlu reQupet9tig tlu Qupet9tig uosttRg stlQ this Is information jnfo n for promoters promoterswho p promoterswho u rs rsho who ho want rant to remain unknown knowll for the theproent theprosnt theprevnt proent JEROfctE JERO rE a S FANCIULLIManager FANCIULLI FANCIULLIManager FA1fCIULLrMauag Manager for Glenn Curtiss CurtissWith CUrtiBS CUrtiBSVlth CurtissWith With the suggestion sugg lon of a New York Yorkto Yorkto Yorkto to Waahjgt8R flight scarcely tweutyfour twputy twputyfour tY Y Ytour four hours old this message me sage recieved receevedtoday recievedtoday reclevedtoday today by b Dr A F Zabn secretary of ofthe otUte ofthe the Aero CluB of Washington indicates indicatesthat indicatesthat indicatesthat that the project has passed Pa sed beyond therealm the therealm therealm realm of streculat speculation 8 on and nd may be near nearspeedy nearspeedy nearspeedy speedy realization realizationThe reaUzation reaUzationThe realizationThe The message me age was in answer to a a telegram tele teJesram telegram ¬ gram sent yesterday by Dr Zahn to toCurtiss toCurtiss toCurtiss Curtiss which was as follows followsHow tonosHow followsHow How can n Washington Club coop cooperate cooperate cooperate ¬ erate to secure New York to Washing Washington ¬ ton flightMr flight flightMr flightMr Mr Curtiss immediate answer answerthrough answerthrough answerthrough through his representative repre entatlv Jerome S SFanciulli SFanclulll SFanciulii Fanciulli a former newspaperman ne spapennan of ofthis oCthis ofthis this city ie regarded reEa ed as indicating that thatan thatin thatan an active Interest is being taken by bythe bythea1ator bythe the thea1ator aviator in the proposed flight andthat and andthat andthat that his cooperation in making it a asuccess asuccess asuccess success can be be depended upon uponFanciullis uponFanclul1ls uponFanclullis Fanciullis telegram howflver has hasproduced basproduced hasproduced produced the greatest amount ot spec speculation speculation speculatlon ¬ ulation locally as to what steps tep are arebeing arebeing arebeing being taken in New York ti > assist In Inthe inthe inthe the 1nancing of the project projectWhether projecth projectWhether Whether h t1er the plan of the New York Yorkpromoters Yorkpromoters Yorkpromoters promoters is to obtain the t he e remaining 15000 in that city or have the various va various varlous ¬ rious cities which will serve as i top topping topin > op ping in points on on the route of the flight flightcontribute contribute contribute proportionatelY to the S20 20 000 prize Is not known Dr Z Zshn hti thisafternoon this thisafternoon thisafternoon afternoon said that it was his belief beliefthat 1JeUetthat beliefthat that all the cities Itle at which the avia aviators avlators aviators ¬ tors would stop would be asked to tocontribute tocontribute tocontribute contribute to the fund fundImmediately fundImmedilite1y fundImmediately Immediately upon up n receiving Fanch FanciulContinued l lContinued lContinued Continued on Sixth Page I Ic G n ft NORTON CHOSEN EHOSENSECRETARY CHOSENSECRETARYTO SECRETARY SECRETARYTOAnnouncement TO TAFT TAFTAnnouncement Announcement oF Appointment Appoint Appointment APP oint ointment ¬ ment Expected From WhiteHouse White WhiteHouse VlhiteHouse House This Afternoon AfternoonOfficial Official oti of 1 announcement anno mcemeM from tfte ti White WhltaHOtttf WhiteHoo WhiteHouee Houee Hoo a that Charies c Chad Dyar Dort Nertfp s Assistaat As Assistant A3SIstaBt ¬ sistant Secretary of 0 mime ° Treasury has hasbag has1a hasbe bag 1a be noafoeted Secretary f 10 the Presi President PresIdent PreMdent ¬ dent te succeed FraIl X 11 Carpenter Caipenterwsuf Ca enter enterexpect ws wsuf expected expect this ateraoon ateraoonMr aferaooa aferaooaMr t 8nMOIL Mr Mr Taft and Mr Norton Mon had a break breakfast breakrut breakfast ¬ fast and Ad luncheon together toE er today toM and andIt andit andIt It was a at breakfast t that the formalotter formal formaloffer formaloffer offer of the position was 1 mode to Nor Norton Nor Norton Norton ¬ ton by the President PresidentAt At a conference this t III morning at 11 11oclock uoclock 11oclock oclock between die President Pr deDt Attor Attorney Attorney Attorney ¬ ney General Wickersham Wlek Secretary SeeretJl y Bal Ballingaraad BallInsorAad Balfngar lingaraad fngar aad Nortons or Rs chief el Seeretary SeeretaryMacVeagh sierearyYacVcl SearetasyMacVeagh MacVeagh > b there wee dhyussion of tf f Nor Nortons NortORS Nortons ¬ tons future work and die b opinion optftl a was wasexpressed wasexprsesed 88 88exP11 expressed exP11 I ed that the aelMtion was the thebest thebeet thebeet beet possible possibleIt It was reported that tJN Norton would wouldgo wouldgo go 0 to the White House Hou e under a leave leaelot leaveof leaveof lot of absence a > e nee from Mr MacVeagb Mr MrMacAepgh Ir IrMaCYeftsb trMacVepsh MacAepgh however laughed 1 at this thisiaea Utisfr tideid iaea fr and said afd that if Norton left the theTreasury t e e1eary Treasury s rea tivry DepartmeRt he would leave leaveit it permanently permanentlyThe eUI8J1entlyThe The nomination of Fred W Carrector Car Carpp Carfprter pp rector tor the Presidents Pre tdentstermer former secre secretury seeretary serretary tary to be minister D nlaler to Morocco was wasfavorably wastavorably wasfavorably favorably acted upon by the Senate Senatei SenateCommittee SenateCommittee i Committee on Foreign Affairs this thismorning thisJ thismorning morning J > > ornln There was W3 no opposition tothe to tothe t9the the nomination on the committee committeeSTRIKING committeeSTRIKING committeeSTRIKING STRIKING MINERS MINERSASSAIL MINERSASSAIL MINERS MINERSASSAIL ASSAIL WATCHMAN WATCHMANWILKBSBARRE WATCHMANWILlES WATCHMANWILKESBARRE WILKBSBARRE WILlES RRE Pa June 1Strlk lStriking 1StrlkInS 1Strlking ing miners started a riot at the Ewen Bwencolliery Ewencolliery Ewencolliery colliery of the Pennsylvania Coal Com Company Company Company ¬ pany early today William Zeto a awatchman awalchman awatchman watchman was shot and fatally wound wounded ¬ ed A detachment of State constabu constabulary constabulary constabulary ¬ lary was hurried to the scene where whereSheriff whereShentr whereSheriff Sheriff Rhodes special deputies were werealready werealready werealready already on guard JJar Strikers at all nine ninecollieries ninecoUleries ninecollieries collieries of the company prevented prev preventedunion i1tcd 1 1union union men from going gointork to work this thismorning thismorning I Imorning morning I SHIVERERS CHEER UP UPWORST UPWORST 0 WORST IS YET TO COME COMEForecaster COMEo COMEForecaster o Forecaster ror aster Says Sa Y s Cold Wave W ve Will Stay c cVisitNearly on n for f r Two Days Days1Visit Day DayVisitNe VisitNe Visit Nearly rly Breaks r ks Record R RtscordHottest cordHottest Hottest June J upe First i is in inYears inYears Years on Pacific Coast4 Coast s Weather and temperature records recordsfrom recordsfrom f ffrom from the Middle lIdd e Atlantic States to the thePacific thePaci1lc thePacific Pacific coast went w n aglimmering SgUmmer pg yes yesterday yesterday e eterday ¬ terday and ipdayThe today tpda tpdaThe todayThe The Weather Weather Bureau recorded a tem temperature temperature temperature ¬ perature of 46 early earlyo earlyhls o this morning mor fnS This Thisie ThisI Thisis ie I within three dc deglees ees of the lowestrecorded lowest lowestrecorded lQwestr recorded r corded June temperature in the last lastforty lastforty lastforty forty years In Philadelphia the low lowoat lowf lowpat oat f June temperature for the same pe period period period ¬ riod of time is 46 and the mercury this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning climbed down to within two twodegrees twodegrees twodegrees degrees of this mark markBut mlrkl markBut But l that fh + at Isnt all all says SlL 1S the th c forecaster forecastprMore forecasterMore toreca t r More is isc coming mlnS for the extremely re ely cold coldwave co coldwave d dwave j wave that that h t has b been ep ijweeplng SfW slwee eplq ins the th Great GreaJlake Gre Gre14e GreatLake lake region re n is is expected ected to continue contlnte ntfn itsFront its itsFront I IFrClnt Front Doors Glazed 400 4 O ApieceFraac Apiece ApieceFranic Apie e Franic Libbey Go 6th N T Avo I Adv d visit here the t e rest of today tQda andthe andthebsst and the theb thebest best b st part part of tomorrow It Is s possible possiblethat possiblethat possiblethat that showers tonight er sr tomorrow morning morn morning mornfng ¬ ing may rn break the back of the cold coldwave coldwave coldwave wave but again says s the forecaster Its only a bare po possibility IbllIt3 To make things even more Interesting than merely l rely a few naarrecords n for forcold forcold forcold cold weather w ather in the East Qid Sol Got busy out on the Pacifie coast yestorday yestordayanft yestordayani and ani set three new heat records for the themonth themlJnth themonth month of May MayAt MayAt ay ayAt At Fresno Cal the temperature temperaturewent went to 110 a rise of 6 degrees degreesover degreesQV degreesover over QV r any previous record for a day in May The Tb official thermometer at Red Bluff Cal registered 104 degrees degreesCal degreesyest degreesyesterday yest yesterday da and tHat at Sacramento cramento Cal registered 2 degrees bbpve bpve the themonths Uiemont themonths months mont s record of o 98 98Doors 98D 98Doors Doors D is iInch I Inch Thick s50 150 150 ApieceFrank Apiece ApieceFrank ApieceFrank Frank Libbey Co 6th N Y Ave Adv A v I lEM8ER FAVORITE FAVORITEWINS FAVORITEWINS WINS ENGLISH DERBY DERBYNEIL DERBYi NEIL GOW GO UN UNPLACED UNPLACEDAmericans PLACED PLACEDAmericans i Americans Plunge on Rose Rosebery Rosebery RoseberY bery Entry Ridden by byDanny byDanny b Y YDanny Danny Maher MaherGREENBACK MaherGgEENBACK MaherCIEENBACK GREENBACK SECONDCHAS SECOND SECONDCHAS SECONDCHAS CHAS OMALLEY THIRD THIRDj THIRDQyfF THIRDQyrler THIRD0itr9j j QyfF ftirj Fairie 1 J Instead st g of the Q KingIe King KingI KingLeads I Ie Leads eads 4sin in Successful Horse Ow Owing Owing Owing ¬ ing to Mourning Period PeriodEPSOM PeriodEPSOM PeriodEPSOM EPSOM England June 1 IRunning Running an anexcellent anexcellent anexcellent excellent race throughout and ad display dl8plYIng dlsplying displaying ¬ ing a form that marked tB8rk d fete twoyear twoyearold old career A Fairies Lembers sired siredby siredby d dby by the e formed Derby wimer Cyliene Cylienewas Cyl Cyllenewas e ewas was first past pa t th the poet in the Derby te teday tej today ¬ day dayHte 1 His closest cIOH t rival for the twoyeareW twoyeareWboners twoyearoldhonors I IhOBera boners and a4I his h conqueror in the Two TwoThousand Tvi TviThou TwoThousand Thousand Thou aftd Guineas Gut a month ago Lord LeadRossbarys LordRosebarys i Rosebarys R068 IiJ Nell Gow ftatafced e4 back bae k te tethe fathe the ruck His H nasty temper told oa eahim oahim II IIhim j him After delaying the aMtftt ACUa Waearninetas ACUaminutes AtteMImiAute minutes br his crazy action dos at the thepoet tAep8t thepoet poet Net Go Gw refused retu W to t extend exte d hi histlf hiss hIIas s stlf If 1 and was many lengths J behind 1MIh6 d the thewinner thewinner thewinner winner winnerLerabergs winner winnerLembergs winnerLembergs Lembergs trouble tr oble le came from roM aa un unexpected UfteXiooted uaex ¬ expected ex aoted quarter The jaujf ghaTo sharps be believad beIloued lievad 110 > 100 that if Nsl N J1 Cow Go tailed to makEr makErgQld a agood agoxi good sftawteg Charles OMaltey would wouldbe YIWIdbe be the contender Instated ln teed the unexpt aaexPtCted unex unexpected ¬ pt pected cted happened and ad Viscount VUliera VUlieraGreenback VJlIIe VJlIIeGr VilliersGrcback Gr Greenback Hck displaying dJ plytJl bulldog Du g oourage oourageand 08urage8Pd eourageare and a fine burst ad a speed had Leathers LeathersstraishtSHed Lemb Lembergstraightened < < 1 1stra1lh straightened stra1lh ed i U I win lib by a short neck neckCharles n nCharlos neckCharles Charles OiJalley OJan y notched ftnl ecI third two twolengths t tlent twolengths lengths lent 8 away awayLembere avqLemberg aaalLemberg Lemberg the Favorite TavoriteShortly FavoriteSNrU FavoriteShortly Shortly SNrU before the e horses went to the thepost t thepoet e epolK post an avalanche avalanche oc c money moB came cameOIl hi isn hion on n Lemberg and ad he JteiWeat weal to the Olefavrite pest pestfavorite pestfavorite favorite in the Batt settiq s with Ut the Roser ROSOrbery Roi Roibery Roserbory bery a close second sece 4 choice e etee OMailey OMalleywas OMaileywas was as well backed in the t e la late e betting bettingNo No sooner had they reached the t e bar barrier brrier barrier ¬ rier than NeAl Gow began to hght He Hebroke Hebroke Hebroke broke up half f a dozen do attempts to set setthe getthe et etthe the liMo elel away a and several 1 times ca cene cenenear D9 e enear J near 1 unseating u S UDg Maher Ib After Aft a dehx dehxof dMavof delaof > of Afteen minutes t the ute barrier mist mistsprutignd > tw twsprs 8 sprs sprutignd sa g and lid ike tJaj Held boldT boldsated d race sated a awop aw towar d d3a Totd T Totttesteaaa 3a corner alirned aH ned Mt lyre a troop tr troopDillon 1 0 or < Dillon O Rode Ode Great Gr ii Race RaceThe RaceThe e 1 The white orange atoeves aiee + res and cap capof capot capof of the favorite fa voritc showed hi front for a aminute aminute minute and then DOWn toek a steady e 1 ¬ J log pull on him and he placed him hi hi hibehind dobehind behind the Scat nIt flight close to At the raH raHWhen ratlWhen railWhen j When the Held Jl6I4 turned into the stretch stretchthe Mretethe stretchthe the white black seams and cap of the theCunliffe theCunlihfe Cunliffe stable were in front and az for arnoraent a amoment amoD1ent I moment the crowd Clewdt thought Mgbt it I was wasLemberg wasLemberg wasLemberg Lemberg but the favorite was wa soon soonC soonklcked klcked arfes ed up running eual easily ly lyXMUon just behind C harles OMalley Dillon on ea Lemberg a and d Tmntploman TmntplomanOB T eaa a 1 OB Greenback Gr DINIck made ma4 their rw when whenwell v vwell whenwell well straightened traJgttone away a way lu hi the stretch I and it was a l fine duet uettG to the Inteh DIllon outriding outridn his opponent oppon op k in the t j last sixteenth stxt8 Itth b nt ntnose and wtsni winning g by D y yThere a scant scantnose nose noseThere noseTlMre There was much disappoinuaent I among the crowd because ec1IM Colonel Roosevelt failed to appear Accommo Acc mmo ¬ dations had been set apart for l him + lm m The result was essentially tlaUy British Brltt ll llMr When Mr Paine Jed home the be winner the crowd fairly forgot its mourning for King I Jng Edward who performed that ot otDistance 0 04ce 4ce a year ago agoDistance agoDistance Distance of the be a Race RaceThe Racelhe RaceThe The d nw u < of C this t I6 m meat at famous of ofraeos orrac ofraces races rac J InfO mile Ie four furlongs and twen twentynine t1GBtynJne ¬ tynine tJ The puree is A Sftw 4j14 5ls 3L 3LilJo 5 ilJo < JO 0 wit i fM 00 and 9M to thesecondand t thesecond theseceadand secentl secentland and third thirdThe thirdThe thirdThe The The odds db against jSreeaback reeD ack today todaywere tolaywere todaywere were lit Vfy to I and 109 to 7 against againstCharles asalnstCharles againstCharles Charles OMattey OMatteyAmerican OMiJl Q3lalleyAmerican o American bettors lost heavily on Neil NeilGow NeilGow NellGow Gow which they backed because of ofMaher orIaher ofMaher Maher being In the saddle in spite spiteof spiteot spiteof of reports that the colt bad gone lame lameCrowd lameCrowd lameCrowd Crowd Wore Full MourningAlthough Mourning MourningAlthough I Although the death of l King Edward Edwardhad Edwardhad Edwardhad had had a depressing depr sslnS effect and most of the thecrowd thecrowd thecrowd crowd wore full mourning the thous thousands thouaDds thousands ¬ ands congregated OB the the hills overlook overlooking overloeLIng overloetlug ¬ ing the track and along the rails defied defiedthe deftedthe degedthe the Inclement Jn l ment weather and were as asdemonstrative asdemonsiratle asdemonsiative demonstrative and pleasureseeking as asusual asusual asusual usual usualThe usualThe usualThe The American contingent couUng nt was out in force despite the thefaet fact that it bad only a sentimental interest in the race the theusual theusual theusual usual bra br luck of American Amerloanentrants entrants In this las lassie ic ichavlng having stuck and all the theeligible theeU theeligiblet eligible eU bl from tro1 across acro the water ellmln eliminated culminated ated d Harry HaI p WHitney1 fine colt Witcbwork admitted to have a good goodoutside goodoutside goodoutside outside chance was scratched 5Cratch by Joyner Jon c He went ent lame while being galloped San day > Kings Box Is Draped DrapedThe DrapedThe DrapedThe The Kings box bo from which a year ear ago agoKing aeoKing agoKing King Edward descended to lead back baekthe backthe backthe the winner Mmoru was deserted It Itwas 1tW88 itwas was draped in heavy mourning crepe cr pe tied with wit purple ribbons while blaek blaefcstreamers blaekstreamers streamers were entwined aoout the themain themain main inclosure inclosureHichard InclosureRichard InclosureRichard Richard Croker and a party of friends friendsTtol friendswere friendswere I were earl early arrivals Cioke Cro 6r and Big Ig Tim Sullivan had ha a good bet down downon on Neil Gow the favorite f vorlte because Dan Danny Danny Danny ¬ ny Malt Mahr Ma ° r had the leg up upSUICIDE upSUICIDE upSUICIDE SUICIDE I IS S SWEPT SWEPTOVER SWEPTOVER WEPTOVER OVER NIAGARA FALLS FALLSUnidentified FALLSUnidentified I Unidentified Man JJa Steps St p Over Rail Railat Railat Railat at Prospect PrQsp ct Point Poi t a and andDisappears andDisappears nd ndDisappears Disappears DisappearsNIAGARA DisappearsNIAGARA DisappearsNIAGARA NIAGARA FALLS F LS X Y June L lAn lAnunldent 1Anunidentified An Anunidentified unidentified unldent fied man stepped over the rail railabout railabout railabout about ten feet from the brink at Pros Prospect Proapect Prospect ¬ pect Point P lnt today and went over the thefalls thefalls falls fallsHe fallsHe fallsHe I He was six Ix feet In height medium build fortyfive or fifty years ye rs old dark darkmustache darkIJustaohe darkmustache mustache dressed dressed4n hat hatThe An n darkclothes dark clothes sack sack1coat snckcoat sackcoat coat and soft hat hatThe hatThe The body has not been b e recovered recoveredPairs r rpaoveredPairs 1Qv r 4 4Pairs Pairs of No i Blinds for 125 Frank Libbey Go 6th N T Ave Adv Ad f > Official Marked for Ax I I FREDERICK JL H NEWELL NEWELLDirector NEWELLDirector NEWELLDirector Director of the t e Reclamation Service Who Is tft Be Displaced By Army AnayEagiaeer ArmjyEngineer ArmyEngineer Engineer TRIAL BEMILLERMEETS OF 1ILIEB 1ILIEBPresence i MEETS MORE DELAY OELAYPresence DELAYPresence Presence of Illiterate Juror JurorDispensed JurorDispenseq JurorDispensed Dispensed With W th and Tales Talesmen T Talesmen Je Jemen ¬ men SummonedT Summoned TIt Tian T trial of t Jeton Bart BltAHi MftHar ac accused acot seamed ¬ cused of xtenstv8 peaulattoas from fremthe tremUe fromthe the brat P CooperaAive cper8o e Buila4og a ItKllig aseeclatloa Asee Aaeeatloa Aseecfatioa cfatioa atloa of Georgetown GftC rgeMw of whose funds fundshe taDdbe ulnashe he is said to have misa Jal misapprpnisted misapprpnistedmore q prepiaated prepiaatedmore more than UM lS4Mf seems beset with withobetoeiac wi withobslaoias t1a t1aoIMttaes obetoeiac obslaoiasTilde obetoeiacThfci Tilde Kor ni rMng > g t th e 4 4f eo OetY orr s < aa aa1IIU 1IIU 1IIUthe jnrym JIIU1 n Ia tII tIItM the afddr afddrtime the panel had bejHi sheeted following foHowtogthe oIIowtDgUN the exhaustion exhu tioa of tae twenty chat challenges e chatlong l lallow long lenges allowed allow put a sadden sad ea stop tOJ to tothe totile tothe the proceedings proceedingsTester INocee4tBPTe proceedingsYesterday Yesterday Tester Te t nIa ay mwl meriting Henry E Davis Davisof Davisof of counsel ee l for the defense pleaded pleadedthat pksaAadthat Je ad adtJtt that the presence pre ace of aa R employe of the theUnited theUnited United States Marshals Mar bls Office on the thegrand theJrDd thegrand grand jury jUr which returned the indict indictment hldtctent indictmeat ¬ meat ent against n8t Miller charging him himwith himwith with bavin having destroyed the records J r of ofthe ettlac f fthe the association aa ectatioD in addition to those thoseind4etmonts ind4etmonts charging embezzlementdiequaUfled embezzlement embe2lementHfted embessiementdtequalifled diequaUfled Hfted that particular part1 ulr indictmer indictmerThis iridictmerThis tm er f fThis This question e tion ie still to be e settled settledHardly aettIMHardly settledHardly Hardly had the paul been sworn swornby swornby by E J McKeedeputy McKee deputy clerk o 91 the thecourt thecourt court this thl morning mOrniD when Mr McKeewas McKee McKeewas YeKeewaa was caUed and ad told that one of the themen thelIIe themen men lIIe oa th t this paul eeald o id neither B er egad egadnor r rD readnor nor D r write He was promptly diechaged die discharj5 Usetaacg charj5 etaacgWJtk chaged chagedWltk 6 6WJth WJth eleven eve MMI pl te the box Dis District I District > is istriet ¬ trict Attcrney Attcrner AttCJl Wilson W Naaeked asked the t e court courtto Q4Hrtto courtto to discharge 4iaebt the jurors and ad order rder a anew a anew aW new W jury impaneled To this Y MDavis Mr MrDavis YDvls Davis obj ebjoctod scted cted and a the court took toekadjetlrJllIMftt gm gmedjeernmont a a8do 8do adjetlrJllIMftt raneat until tomorrow when w en he hei hewill bewill i will rule en the t e queUen queUenIn quea queaIn In asking tee e court t to dtoohrge uge the thej uejwry thejury j jury ry D District tr > ot Attorney Wilson and a Me MeUie we8fJIstut idsMant 8fJIstut Mant James Procter argnad arpe that tllutthe thatthe the right of being tried bya by a a aslect property propertyselected properlyseleotet selected slect jury S ry was one e e which whiektJIede whiektJIederendant the defondant de defendant ¬ fondant could not waive suggesting suggestingthat 8U sugj 98Ug 98UgtJat ostipgthat that it was a constitutional preroga prerogative ptero8tlVe prerogative ¬ tive He argued that the only course courseloft courseleU courseleft loft open for the court was the dis discharge dlsdtarge discharge ¬ charge of the tb present pi ent panel paaejAs pELRe1As panelAs Davis Daviswho DavIsviI Daviswho As a a compromise Attorney who viI with Attorney John E ELaskey Lackey Laskeyis is conducting tae t defense offered toallow to toallow toallow allow additional talesmen summoned summonedprovided summonodprolded summonedprovided provided he was given the right Sht to toexercise toexercise exercise his remaining challenge challengePROTEST c challengePROTEST aH nge ngePROTEST 1 PROTEST IS MADE MADEAGAINST MADEAGAINST MADEAGAINST AGAINST AWARD AWARDThe The No No1 15 Maxwell has es protested theaward the theaward theaware award aware Qf agerfeet a perfect score f > Co to t No 14 Mo Mollne Moline Jo Joline line on the Ground that it stalled its itsmotor ItsmotGr itsmotor motor on the second days daY run from fromStaunton fromStaunton fromStaunton Staunton to Richmond The protest protestwas protestvas protestwas was fled fit d this afternoon atter oon with jth R RCaverh B BCaverly BCaverly Caverly Washington Wa lnJton representative of ofthe oftfte ofthe the control beard of the American ADu rlcan Au Automobile AvwmobUe Auwmoblle ¬ tomobile Association As Assrdatfoa 191 ZING POT UF BEANS BEANSHURLED BEANSHURLED HURLED AT PRINCE PRINCECrazed PRINCECrazed Crazed Pole Arrested After AfterSupposed After11ppos AfterSupposed Supposed 11ppos Attack on Frederick f Fred Frederick ed ederick ¬ erick William WilliamBBRLGC WlliliamBBK William3WA BBRLGC BBK Jtoae J MRe LA L sine Nt NtwkJa et Wed WedWkh tlledwith with beans vas waaUae the weapon 1 of elwtdeh oe oeatmctfon destruedon atmctfon which Abraham Btrwatea ar artess asinss 6 6PoII tess e PoiMi PoII Jay JT h hMrld ri d at Grown GrownPrtnee CntwaPrtIIce lowmPianos Pianos Frwiwdck tWIObut teoar as th thJattor the tItero theer Jattor er rode ro e at tie h ban h bead IIi it o e the fkreM ireediar ireediarGtraain tar tarThe G Gtraain atlBec 1M 1MM aesi aesiThe M 4lnRJlhC 4lnRJlhClhe The Theand slope pot aelesetl tile CHoIIIa psisse psisseand and Btrnck Btrnckwoux a > aoUosssaa insledag I c a aW awound I woux wound W > 4 that bled profvsetv prohsetyKing profvsetveAOte King Albert of B who wu a aWIIt agiee I giee WIIt of baser at the Pavew W reds be beaide te aide the cr crown prince but OK tile tilee side sideseuaote eAOte e from the 1 e mojtfa mojtfaSitwebw ssaniseIlrsweise aae aae1SlIWebN Sitwebw was JmrniMatety v T teIy teIyIee listed by the Belfce Iee He WM violently y Mrpaae it was aeceeearl ry to manacle eJe bejh Ills hteThe at lees and M aI1llii bet before be ecMIW ecMIWto be se sev d to toThe yelgrr yelgrrThe The attack caused anIC r 1I1aowi ehoegh the CJIOwa ncMoe e ww inctiimiL inctiimiLof I cIia to Ja8IId1 at the hcId nt when wtIeawbat h Sostnil what nsisme t the e raedac e bad used He JRa mulct t hart heu1 that I ens GIld of 4 bean > aas aasREFUSES t 9 prince reillllorMolL reillllorMolLREFUSES repwrjtedREFUSES REFUSES TO QUASH QUASHBROWNE QUASHBROVNE QUASHBROIWNE BROWNE INDICTMENT INDICTMENTJadge I I1IDICT I EIVT EIVTCbkago Cbkago icago Jadge Holds H Stafcrte Stat St alite teGov teGoveming Gov Governing tJorerlling ¬ erning Case Is IsFaulty NGt NGtFaulty at atFaulty < Faulty Faultye FaultyCSIOGO FaultycIIICAGO CSIOGO JUDe LJe Mme is tile ± e Superior Court today todayWature to F ref reCw ed te te + the ind1ctrueet t galnst Lee LeeleW6r US eN Br99n3e Dasseerati leader et r the Leg Wature l in connect eoou wixh wk Ute I LartsrOr etoi brit bribery rTO ery ry charges This meaas thTirS thTirSw the trial w will proceed preceMat at once onceBrowse 4 onceBrowne RCe RCeBroW1leIs Browse BroW1leIs te aeeuee a of ofaistii paying 5 StJ0Repreere LQ 00 te RepresenteOve Re aistii Ye Cb Charfe ales e8 Avote A White Wh WhJ4se for ble I vote for w William Ldrner Ion i Uaked States Senator SeD8tQrJ J4se J + tdge e McSweJsr held lteWttaet tint tile statute siatitgoverning governing lb th the e ease e e JqISJtOt i was not ot faulty States Attorney AUfilm Edmund Bake BurkV V t Sangamon count COUD county remained r here t tJ hear a Ord d receive a eopr of tie decision decisionducting ded lotl te be used by him en a guide Wde in eon ducting his jBv investigation R hue t th thcharges ties tiescharges e charges of a legislative legisl ye eorr e ITIptioa > ipUoa niHch is declared e Jared t9 t have aNe marked the t e passage paeeaeeor plUl68gear or defeat defeat of every bill at the t e recent r t ses session 8 sessioa S Ssion ¬ sion of the lawmakers IawmakersCounsel lawmakersCounsel 1a wmakersCOUMe Counsel for Browne argued r ed that t et no In I IIiUctment ¬ dictment could be sustained uetamedatBioit uetamedatBioitB againstBrowne against againstBrojvae Browne B WAe in this county as the aileged ailegedefTer augeefrer ed edoffer offer It Itto was saw eecrred in Sanga Sangamea mea me e county giving the jerllsdlidjea aienn aI A to that countys official I The Price Pri Priceof e of Gas GasThe The priqe of o gas in Washington Washington is noW 90 cents per thousand tho U1d U1dleet ouWc ouWcfeet OWcfeet feet It twas was reduced by the company voluntarily voluntaril from 1 tin July 11908 11908to 1 11909 11909to 1909to to head off public criticism of an extra dividend dividendo of 10 per cent for that thatyear thatear thatyear year yearIBAS ear earGA CHAS GA COMPANIES S DO NOT NOTJBDUCE REDUCE RATBS RATI + VOLUNTARILY VO 40UTARIL 11 JARILY ° UlvLESS UN UNLESS UNLESS UNLESS ¬ LESS FORCED FORQ p TO DO SO BY PUBLIC SEOTIMENT SBEe ° TIMENT FOSTERED BY BYSUCH BYSUCH BYSUCH SUCH A CAMPAIGN CM PAIGN AS THAT MADB BY IJY Y THE TEVIHS TEVIHSGAS T4QSGAS Th1IHSGAS GAS COMPANIES DO NOT REDUCE RATES VOLUNTARILY VOLU ARILY UN UNLESS UNIjESS ¬ 1 LESS ESS PROFITS ARE A GREATDEAL GRHAT DEAL MORE THAN ENOUGH TO TOOFFSET TOOFFSET TOOFF OFFSET OFF SET THE REDUCTION REDUCTIONDoes RED CT ON ONDoes Does this justify the contention of The Times that the price p ice of gas gasnow gasnow gasnow now should be not more than 80 cents centsIf contsIf centsIf If so what is the House going to do with the BorlandGary bill fixing fix fixing fixIng ¬ ing the rate of charge for gas in the District at 80 cents centsIF oeatsIF centsIF IF THE HOUSE IS ANXIOUS TO ASSURE THE PEOPLE OF OFWASHINGTON OFWASHINGTON OFWASHINGTON WASHINGTON OF A FAIR DEAL FROM TH THE T GAS AS COMPANY O COQ AlPAilY IT ITWILL ITWILL ITWILL WILL PASS THE BORLANDGARY BILL BI AT THIS SESSION SESSIONPretty SBSSJOP SESSIONPity Pretty P tty Mantels for 300 Apiece ApieceFrank I Moldings No i for i Cent Cenfa a Foot FootFrank I Frank Dlbbojs IIbbo Co 6th N Y Ave I IAdv Frank Libbey Co 6h N Y Ave Adv Adv f t 1 71 DIRECTOR NEWELL NEWELLMUST NEELLMUST a MUST HIVE PLACE PLACEto PLACETO to ARMY ENGINEER ENHlNEfRTaft i Taft and Ballinger Ballet ger Determin Determined ¬ ed iso tj Reorganize Reck Reckmation ReoIamanqn R Rmation mation manqn Service ServiceTO ServieeTOEFPECT TO TOEFPECT EFFECT CHANGE CHANGEDURING CHANQEDURTNG CI3AN CI3ANDURING DURING SUMMER SUMMEREfficiency SUMMEREmciency SUMIVURi SUMIVUREftkkncy i Efficiency of Military Corps OxpsiIJ OxpsiIJPanama in inPanamaBelieved iiiPanama PanamaBelieved Panama Beiiel Be + hev tjd Eltt te Have H ie Gaosed iGausedPr ClhllsedPresident GaosedPresident President Pr S dent to t Favor Pa Pits PIttaBy PitsB PlatBy B By j JAMES HAY Jr Jroe JrOne oe ef d the e most t drastic > ladseats in inUte Intime Ute wuduet of the Govermo aoOII un is 1twiI 1twiIJIIet bssfners ners Teat pr eposed by this + r4dstra r4dstration tra tratlaawtn tlaawtn tion will IMr put NIt into erect lids IIIiMUD IIIiMUDtile moni monimer mer y tile aPpolnttpoe ot anarmy anarmya an aanDJ aanDJ4Ikeetoc army armyengineer engineer a as director of the tb reetama reetamaFrederick redmatIGII redamatioa tIGII service Ja the Ie interior Departsent Depart Departaccor sent accor according ta P idea pIa agreed on It by Secretary eeretary BaUJacer and ad tIN Pre Presi 1 1t 1lrederldt dent dentlitederiek t Frederick H Newell the pr prot present di director director rector of the service has been slated slatedfor ted tedfor for dtedsssi 1 for Dearly a year and andwin he win go in July or A AUp Autgust AutgustUp Up to tIIIa time tile name f t the thearmy 1f 1frJBT > army steer wit who wilt take tbeplaee the place has Dot ot b been n announced and it itbe mar be that BO one baa been definitely deefelychosen definitelychosen de8lalteJcbolieD chosen So far a as could fee found out onittoday out1Ody outmay today merely elT the general plan for a asweephift alIWeepDc asweepvng sweephift reory reor iri aaoa toII of the serv service MrVice service ¬ ice ba II has ban talked over 0 by 3fc gr c Taft Taftj Tattlad Taftand j and ad Mr MrIIae Bali Batttager BatttagerThe ger gerTim The Tim aewn of the proposed change ebaII in intoct ineoDII incoed coed ucthts the jkeat eat redaration Itioa pro ject Of the eoeratry caste ti tedT dai as a acII cII duct awrprfee to those tIIo e Interested iIIten ted While Mr Newell hag a strong foUo follow lio lioMovement In lug < < to the West In tI this IJ city and among IDOn the INOII prominent DeDt WG waekers In the anions oDaI CDIItMrYatiee Movement It toe IIao been ea pletty well understood for soee son e tin tinMr im > at be troldd hams to leave his preen ple en r rit J QI tioB Mr BaHinser it bag been 8owa OWu OWuhim him foe pr some time desires de hss to rt rtHRf place him with some other otMcepae mum mumls HRf ls a epezea f w wBut + r Chaste ChasteBut ClaneBut But Jew if any mersoaa h ilL > e nIe1al eiai J life woe e prepared spared tar die r ftIpert rt that thattbo thahdaa thattthe the Adaseide4oa JmhihUmdon hdaa I s is about to ctecee cteceeJiniaiii dsargefib e er fib eaprtt 1 < < i eserve rv rvv labr v It aadar r so ae sy ec ecIt enIt It wa was Jiniaiii oat outJa > tbfc won howower Ja > that this to te Une In with the theMp thereptWt thereport Mp report t which I da was ennent sure me weeks weeksthat weeksthat weeksthat that Mr Taft bettaveg the army armyMM ann annUN armyare MM are re of aceh a ti order ordereL orderet eL f ability IUty that they shovM be given givenoil iven ivenail ail I the emptojrment yooxfWe far the tbet GoveranMnt t and that there iMMdd w be bethe beestablished established t WW > ed the castom of caUta oUlig r on them > And detaiiag etaUn < r mom for work workmcuaed WOrkWMeever workwbesever WMeever tile oppotttasdty sears en Some of the friends 8f Mr Newell Kewellka inclined IDcI led to object to the theUMU Nan ka claim claimT claimthat that to win result in an anflMtng array ngineers rs flMtng all the aobs mtiMnliiaiL rose e jabs ia t twill the these se and that these will be 1 e taken takenay takenso so ay T from oe the work many manymoat men who ar arJDO a amost moat JDO t expert m it Tina Tfcfcnot IaeweweI is isnot isnot not resaamBiattq c T J 1M at this t twho time bJ those d10sewho thosewho who hive b e formulated the thethat adsesae From ue to tottme time theme have been beenor beenccmplalntn ccmplalntn or Ism t o tree a of mone moneMrdoe money Ier the Mrdoe aed IU critics have e scid 14 that better b tt r MIUJU r mlts couM be obtain obtainmoney for the same amount of money that is iaItacers isapaat isspent spent for this purpose ltUrpe e apparently ty th thbaYoe these theseQ Q lticMms have been bade OIl o Mr Bal Ua Itacers ers iaterKin tutga on to sake ir Ire r the chaag chaagthe WJdIe It is DOt thught that these will lie a total iIbu ehaage e oC the peen or ortboe oftse the engineers wonting on the he projects projectsit it h is geoerally nadentoon that tromtime from ft om omtime time to time as the army my eIIiDeerpdD egieersgala engineers engineerst gala experience and IaIowledce ei c t th thwork the thework work they w8I M pin NIt iIIt8 int the Import Importlit Important ant lit posts Caaal Record < < PioMcc PioMccXT PIeMeLXr PkaetMr XT T Taft Ct hw Mea JMijiitoi f w with the theMMdc theMIiIk theawek MMdc dune br tie army eaiiseees Mja ers ersthe CA CAtlae enthe the Panama canal and ad this mar y have havereason havebeen ve veMea Mea ODe big reason r for his hI tanking tankingjmt tsiskfngwelt t twell well Of the plan 10 put one of f these thesea tb tbeftIcen theseodteers eftIcen is charge of a amicie which wmchycpend whichejpenis ycpend < appvosimateiy Sha11I4W rM Htia a a year yearMr 7NrXc yearMr Mr Ballteser BI fe docertboi as bettev believing MUeytDgtIaat believingthat he hethat that the army arm engineer neer selected for theplace the thepftex theJ pftex J place cI ytUL 1 have wLn little trettbto in m ma asaster asasterlog ter terteg terg log g any of there tbe e details etaIIs of the M week ex exarmy extraIaeee extraneena traIaeee te die cdtaery service lit the thearmy thearmy army armyoa He aIM believes that by ellln nailing nailingon oa the Ie army far suck OBRhiiiMm J A uta work workmove W workthere < < k kthere there wm M built 1Ip a move capable capablelit eapableseat capablestaff staff lit < < ot 0 of men for these tbe e projects pIOjtecD than thancould thancould thancould could be obtained from dvjl Ch Ml life at atGovernment atGovernment t tvenameat Government venameat rnlariraa miadesXr iIIII rnlariraaXT IarieL IarieLXr Xr Newell well has bean m Ja the t e roelama roelamatJon recIamadolt redamalion dolt and kindred work tor about twenty twmtyH t twentyyoam ty ty1rL 1rL H Be first aU1a attracted e4 attention aU utioa by bywork bwwork bin work as chief eI e hydrociapher of the theGeological theCJeooIocieaJ theGeological Geological Survey In TOK he was made madechief madecIdeC madechief chief engineer for the reclamation work workad workaad workand and ad when ben the service was made a sep separate separate separate ¬ arate and cI independent bureau be was wasnamed wasJlalDed wasasked named as its director directorAs dIrectorAs directorAs As long aco CO as last summer r the tbeport re report rewas ¬ oast port was N pruted stated that he would YO J4 be letoast let letout lett out t o of f the the th service but I ut tMb ttI BaUtager BaUtagerFteohet IbitrerPiachot r rPIIIdH Fteohet t row and other matters held h id up upaction upac upsuet suet action ac oa until the present thne thneINSURGENTS Urn UrnINSURGENTS u uINSlJ INSlJ INSURGENTS GENTS TO SEE SEEROSEVELT SEEROSEVELT SEEROSEVELT ROSEVELT AT T DOCK DOCKThe The House Hoa e iastirsenta at will go to New NeweWc NewYftk NewYtirlc eWc Yftk IK a body to meet et Colonel Reese BeoteYeit B Reesevolt oe oelt volt lt tC plans IIIaDs now JIOo f being formateieil by bytaprencntmtlve b bR8PIIIIeDtative byRepresentative Representative Cloy < > r7 of Wiecoaola W don dont dontmiIi dontminixrry t try miIi minixrry erry ry Representative Jtepre atatiWe Gary baa IIMp8CGLl sugtbe sug sugttoe p8CGLl ttoe sgfccnie ebe Ie to several 2iMJftII of 0 has as asi ast as asnun i aaa they t t ey bare readily agreed agreedIt to It He bltev es tt ntilcw the House Bou BoiseItodf HousetU e ekHIt kHIt tU appoints a riimmlnn ttw to gr PMt PMtfenDer et the ther thefermsr fenDer r Prceideat Pre ldeat the tileow Insurgents abovU abovUtheir sbauldshow show = ow their appreciation eda on at Colonel ColonelBWtt 0aI0De1RMIVdL colonelRoosevelt Roosevelt Rooseveltjis BWtt BWttyapreflonf yapreflonf jis reseidatie 1vHve try Cary ta quite < eonfldent eonfldentth cnldentthat U that th tile eaw MwSe e eL f tb the bMttryents e N1s will willi wmbe wflbe be i apmrM by Come Rooov Roosevelt dt < and andt andhe andhe he t intends tetendsHo te to go himself J hinw aett lf wbetlMr or orM orDOt ornot DOt M any aa of UB 1d colleagues CI eacue J jsen himThen him aimfar himMatIs Then far four insurgents surgents eaw all stir be has hasL basukM hasasked asked KY a consented te join toe so oe e emeot meot 1 L They are JtepraeeBtatt e Poin Poindexter Poineqrter 4 dexter eqrter tAt Norris Nelson N NeJ isoo oa and lkse lkseColonial Mt II IICMenial a aCrienial Colonial Columns Sago 290 ApieceFrank Apiece ApisceFrank Api a aFraak Frank Libbey Co 8th N Y Ave Adv 1