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DRIZZLE STOPS STOPSANrr STOPSANB
ANrr THE THIRD THIRDGAME THIRDGAME
GAME IS ST STARTEU STARTEUChicago ARTm ARTmChicago
Chicago Fans fans Brave Cold Coldand Coldand Col Coland d
and Dampness to See SeeWorld SeeWorld SeeWQrid
World Series SeriesATHLETIC SeriesATHLETIC SeriesATHLETIC
ATHLETIC MANAGER MANAGERCHOOSES MANAGERCHOOSES MANAGERCHOOSES
CHOOSES COOMBS COOMBSAccommodations COOMBSAccommodations COOMBAccommodations S
Accommodations Are Arranged for fo a
35000 Persons to See the theChampionship theChampionship theChampionship
Championship Contest ContestBy ContestBy ContestBy
By THOMAS S RICEPROBABLE RICE RICEPROBABLE RICEPROBABLE
PROBABLE BATTERIES BATTERIESAthletics BATTERIESAthleticsCoombS BATTERIESAthleticsCoombe
Athletics AthleticsCoombS Coombs and Thomas ThomasCubs ThomasCubsCoIe ThomasCubsCole
CubsCoIe Cubs Cole or Pfiester and KUng KlingCHICAGO KUngCHICAGO IDingCHICAGO
CHICAGO Oct 20 DThe The cold drizzle drizzleof drizzloot drizzleof
of rain which began at 4 oclock this thismorning thismorning thismorning
morning stopped shortly before noon noontoday noontoday noontoday
today leaving every spot at the baseball baseballgrounds bueb baseballgrounds U UJlounds
grounds except the strawcovered infield lntioldcold infieldcold Infieldcold
cold and 0 0The
soggy soggyThe soggyThe
The air was raw and chili and the thetramping thetramping thetramping
tramping thousands who carried great greatpathways greatpathVl1s greatpathways
pathways of mud into the stands with withthem withthem
them simply had to keep lively Uv I In or order order order ¬
der to chase cta e out the damp cold which whichwas whichwas whichwas
was aided in making the fans uncom uncomfortable uncomfortable uncomfortable ¬
fortable by a heavy pall of ot mist andstraggling and andstraggling andstraggling
straggling clouds that the sun never neverhad neverhad neverhad
had a chance to break through throughFor throughFor throughFor
For the Athletics Coombs and Thom Thomas Thomas Thomas ¬
as wore selected by Crafty Connie ConnieMack Connie1ack ConnieMack
Mack 1ack to do the battery work Frank FrankChance FrankChance FrankChance
Chance didnt decide whether it wouldbe would wouldbe wouldbe
be Cole or Pfeister who would do the thepitching thepitching thepitching
pitching until a few seconds before thegame the thegame thegame
game Kling of course was to beat be beat beat
at the receiving endNearly end endNearly endNearly
Nearly 15600 persons p rsons had been passed passedthrough passt passedthrough > tl tlthrough
through the gates to the Cubs Cub ball park parkat ptLrkat parkat
at noon today Since the drizzle of rain rainstopped rainstopped rainstopped
stopped shortly before noon the open openbleachers openblcach openbleachers
bleachers blcach rs were ere crowded with men and andwomen andwomen andwomen
women who risked wearing wtar apparel and andhealth andhealth andhealth
health to see the big teams play th the thoth1rd thethird j jThird
Third game of the worlds series seriesWith seriesWith seriesWith
With perfect weather here during duringthe durIngthe duringthe
the late unpleasantness s the weatherman weather weatherman weothermnn
man who is rumored to be a Cub Cubrooter Cubrooter Cubrooter
rooter punctured th the mercury bulblast bulb bulblast bulblast
last night and the thermometer r drop dropped dropped dropped ¬
ped from the tha th high seventies to thelow the theAlong the10wrttt1
low 10wrttt1 flftieL flftieLAlong 0 0Along
Along with th the drop orop came a a t1r1 ttrkEzXg ttrkEzXgrato rl zltsag zltsagrail KAg KAgrain
rain rail which lasted throughout the theearly theearly theearly
early morning hours and sent thousands thou thousands thousands ¬
sands of fans who arose for a 8 peek peekat peekat peekat
at the weather back to the goose googewhiskers g00ti9whiskers goosewhiskers
whiskers whiskersIt
It took more than climatic catastro catastrophes catastrophcs catastrophes ¬
phes to kill off ot all the baseball bugsand bugs bugsand bugsand
and at 1230 this morning threeclosely threeclosely three threein
closely in aiv muffled and bottled
candidates for first row honors tooka took tooka tooka
a position before the box bo office at atWest atVest atWest
West Side Pane PaneBefore ParKBetore ParaBefore
Before an hour had passed they tho had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been joined by b other rallbirds and andby andby andby
by the time the sun was up but not notout notout notout
out the snaky shivering line had hadgrown hadgrown badgrown
grown to several hundred hundredNine hundredNine hundredNine
Nine thirty was wa the hour s Nt t for opening open opening opening ¬
ing the gates b1 e but long before that hour houran houran houran
an insistent throng was pushing and andshoving andlihovlng andshoving
shoving about the entrances apparently apparentlyunmindful apparenrYunmindful apparentlyunmindful
unmindful of the fact that weather con conditions conditions conditlons ¬
ditions might have to be consideredAt considered consideredAt con kJered kJeredAt
At 10 oclock the skies tried hard to toget toget toget
get clear and the Government weather weatherforefcaster weatberforefa5ter weatherforelaster
forefcaster declared declar d he believed it possi possible po poeetble ei eible ¬
ble that the Cubs and Athletics wouldbe would wouldbe ould ouldbe
be able to play playHundreds playHundreds playHundreds
Hundreds of women wom n had stood in the thedrizzle thedrizzle thedrizzle
drizzle since dawn to get tickets for forthe forthe
the game With lth the men they the ate atelunches at atlunches atelunches
lunches sold to them by shrewd frankfurter frank frankfurter rank rankurter ¬
furter urter men and at a M oclock the army
had swelled to SOOft SOOftPolice I IPollee 8909Pollee
Pollee intervention was necessary in inZ3ny Inmn7 Inrainy
rainy Instances to settle ttle disputes about aboutplaces aboutXtaces
places In the line UnaA lineA lineA
A bright sunshiny day might haveserved have haveserved havesencd
served to lift the load from the hearts heartsof beartsot heartsof
of Chicago fandom at least lea < c until the thegame thegame thegame
game was under way but todayclassi ¬
fied in the weather eather catalogue us sui suicides suicides sulcldes ¬
cides delilhtwu delight was I too > M > much even e n ffr ffra frra hr hra
a ChIcagoan and fetttoous of gloom
hung from the atmosphere iuelf i lf
Every Chicago sporting etots df Itone tors offer ¬
ing today was an aid for op > p
tiirlsin tm Ism Each scribe had aad apparently aPlAr UY
labored readers diligently to o convince cot In + e himeelfand liimeelf liimeelfand h lt ltand
and his readers that the Cub Cubs were toConUnued to toContinued toConUnued
ConUnued on Pag Page ElevenWEATHER Eleven ElevenWEATHER ElevenWEATHER
WEATHER REPORT REPORTThe
The southern sou thorn storm te 1 now centerednear centered centerednear centeredne81
near Hatteras moving very slowly slowlynorthwestward slowlynorthwestward slowl slowlnorthwestward y
northwestward offff the coast It has haslost hdlost haslost
lost considerable energy during the last lasttwentyfour lasttVoentfour lasttwentyfour
twentyfour hours It has neverthe nevertheless Beverthelese nevertheless ¬
less caused auseextensive extensive e tI slve rains ratn in Atlantic Atlanticcoast AtJanUccoast AUant AUantcoast k
ke
coast sections sectionsjand UOf and high winds on the thesouthern thesouthern th thsouthern e
southern and central coasts Moreover Moreovergenerally MoreovtHgeneraUy Moreovergenerally
generally unsettled conditions have haveprevailed haveprevailed hav havprevailed e
prevailed In middle and southwestern southwesternsections southwe6ternIcctlons southwelitersocUons n
sections In connection with the dis disturbance disturbance dieturbance ¬
turbance which blch was reported Wednes Wedneaday Wednesday W ednes ednesday ¬
day in the West W Mt High winds with snow snowhave snow118C snowhave
have pi tiled on the northern Lakes Lakesand Lakesand Lakesand
and SIH 80 j has fallen on the easterRocky eastern easternRocky casteenRock n nas
Rocky Rock Mountain IountJ n slope stopea as far south souththe as astlie asthe
the Texas Panhandle and sleet is isfalling IstaIllDK f ffalling s
falling in northwestern Kansas Franz Franzing FcozIng ¬
ing temperature prevails generally on ontlie onthe o othe n
the eastern slope of the Rookies and andas andas a n3
as far east as II the upper u er Migeouri val valley valley vatIcy ¬
ley and in northern and cehtari cer tarl Minnesota Min Minnesota Minnesota ¬
nesota Temperatures are still com consparatively comparatively comparatlvelr ¬
paratively high in Eastern sections sectionsFORECAST HCtiOMFORECAST sectionsFORECAST
FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT DISTRICTThreatening DISTRICTThretcnln DISTRICTThreatenintg
Threatening and unsettled weath weathtonight weather weathertonight weethertonight
tonight and Friday 1rlda i much cooler brisk brisknorthwesterly brl brlnorthwoeterly sk k knorthwoeterly
northwoeterly winds windsTEMPERATURES wll1G8Tm wineeTHMPERATURBS
TEMPERATURES Tm THMPERATURBSS IPERATURBS IPERATURBSJ
8 a m 67
12 12i11 10 11 1 2 9 p p m a a a m m m m m J i tJJ tJtJ JJJ i Ii i iTIDE 73 Wi 73 73TIDE 18 nl 0 r r rTIDE 3 t
TIDE TABLE TABLBSun TABLWSun TABLESun
Sun rises 6O4i 6O4iSun 61d 61dSun 6 ye
Sun setsCONDITIONS sets K21 K21CO l lCONDITIONS
CO CONDITIONS > TDOTONS OF RIVERS
HVRPBRS FERRY w va Oct 20
Both rivers clear this morning mornlnffrT
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ARCHITECTS RACE RACEFOR RACEFOR
FOR NEW BUILDINGS BUILDINGSSixty
Sixty Send Plans From FromWhich FromWhich FromWhich
Which District Choice ChoiceIs ChoiceIs ChoiceIs
Is to Be Made MadeThe Madene
The Treasury Department announced announcedtoday announcedtoday announcedtoday
today the institution of three limited limitedcompetitions llmitetlcompetitions limitedcompetitions
competitions for the selecton of archi architects archltocts architects ¬
tects who will design dol the three new newbuildings newbuildings
I buildings for the Department of State StateJustice StateJustko StateJustice
Justice a and d Labor LaborAssistant LaborAsslstant LaborAssistant
Assistant Secretary HIllos said that thatthe thatthe
the primary object of the competition competitionwhIch competitionwhich j jwhich
which already has been entered by some someof Borneor someof
of the leading architects of the UnitedStates United UnitedStates UnItedStates
States would be the selection of com competent eompetent cornpotent ¬
petent architects more than designs designsThis deslgnBThis
This because of the requirement that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the architectural creators of the new newbuildings newbul1dfn newbulldin
buildings bul1dfn must modify and restudy retitud their theirplans tholrplans theirplans
plans until the whole shall form aharmonious a aharmouious aharmouloJs
harmonious composition compositionThe compositionThe compositionThe
The magnificent buildings will cost
In the aggregate 27750000 and thetable the thetable tbetable
table of requirements furnished archi architects architects ¬
o otects tects by the Treasury Department Departmentspecifies Dopartmentspecifies Departmentspecifies
specifies that the style of architecture architectureadopted architectureadopted architectureadopted
adopted must be In keeping with thobest tho thobest thobest
best existing work in the National NationalCapital NationalCapital rationalCapital
Capital CapitalThe CapitalThe CapitalThe
The buildings will occupy the land landbounded lU1dbounded landbounded
bounded by Pennsylvania avenue the thoMall the1Iall theMall
Mall Fourteenth and Fifteenth streetsProvision streets streetsProvision streetsProvl
Provision Provl lon has been made for an expert expertcommission expertcommission
commission of award to report on the therelative therelative therelatlve
relative merits of the designs but the thenames thenames thenames
i names of the judges will not be madepublic made madepublic madepublic
public at this timeThe time timeThe
The limit of cost fixed for the De Department Department ¬
partment of Justice Is 1900000 for theDepartment the theDepartment theDepartment
Department of State J2200000 200000 and for forthe forthe forthe
the Department of Commerce and La Labor Labor Lahot ¬
bor J660P000 I860 31150000 oo The buildings for the De Departments Departments Departments ¬
partments of State and Justice will be bethree bethree bethree
three stories and basement that of
Commerce and Labor will be five gtorles gtorlesand otoriesand Jtorlesand
and basement basementThe basementThe basementThe
The ground area of the building bull ding 1tJr ir
the Department of Commerce and La ¬
bor will 111 be SffDOO 9J 000 OO square feet that of Q
the Department of State 72000 square
feet and that of the Department DeIKirtm nt of
Justice 57COO square feet feetI
I The competition will close December
30 The programmes limit the height heightof heightor
I of the exterior orders to fortyfive feet
including column columns and entablature th thstyle the
style of architecture adopted must be
in keeping with the best exislting work
In Washington 1Vash > 1gto the designs deer 1ts must be
executed by tile regular r gular office mce force of ofeach ofeach > f
each competitor perspective sketches sketchesare sketchesAre sketchesare I
are prohibited and the primary object objectof obje objeor ubjetof
of the competition Is the selection of ofan ofAn ofan
an architect and not the designs at first firstsubmitted firstsubmitted
submitted as the creators cre tOr5 of the three threeaccepted thre threaccepted threeaccepted
accepted designs must modify and re restudy restudy restudy
study their plans until they shall form forma
a 1arme liarrnoriioufl loUfJ OGmpo compositionUJ composition ltlDn ltlDnVVRECK
r
UJ RECK KILLS FIVEON FIVE FIVEON FIVEON =
ON HOCKING VALLEYSANDUSKY VALLEY VALLEYSANDUSKY VALLEYSANDUShY
SANDUSKY Ohio Oct 2OHocking 2OHockingvalley 3X roHockln roHocklnvalley Hocklnp Hocklnpvalley
valley passenger train No 23 3 waswrecked was waswrecked waswrecked
wrecked five miles south of Tipper San
dusky today Five persons are report reported reported ¬
ed killed The train was bound from
Columbus to Toledo
OC1CWLISTS OC1CWLISTSSEE Y i T M C A CAPITALISTS CAPITALISTSSEE
SEE PRESIDENT TAFTPlan TAFTPlan TAFT TAFTPlan
Plan of Raising 1500000 1500000for 1500000for 1500000for
for Evangelistic Work Is IsGiven IsGiven IsGiven
Given Indorsement IndorsementTwo
Two hundred philanthropists capi capitalists o capialists < pl pltaUsts ¬
talists t and Y M C A officials gath gathered gathered gathered ¬
ered in lathe the East Room of the White WhiteHouse WhiteHouse VhlteHouse
House this morning and laid plansfor plans plansfor plansfor
for rating ral ng 1600e 1800880 0 with wMch w Mch to tofurther tofurther tofurther
further the movement of Christian Christianevangelization Christianevangelisation
i evangelization in the Orient and the theLatin thenatIons theLatin
Latin nations of South America AmericaNot AmerIcaNot AmericaNot
Not only did President Taft show showthe showi showthe
i the conference unusual recognition by byadmitting byadmitting byadmitting
admitting the delegates to the White WhiteHouse WhiteHouse rhlta rhltaHoue
House proper but he delivered an anaddress anaddreQS anaddres
address giving glying his heartiest approval approvalto
to the movement mov ment He said this coun country countr country ¬
try tr owed it t to itself Itsel to expand itsChristian its itsChristian 118Christian
Christian influence in every direction directionpossible directionpos directionossible
possible pos p ossible lble He added that the Y M DL lL CI CIA c1A C CA
A was an organization entirelyworthy entirely i iworthy i iworthy
worthy of such a a < r movement that it itseemed j i
seemed eem to have a facility for com commanding j jmandlng i jmanding
manding men of character methods of ofcharacter otcharacter ofcharacter
character and clean money moneyWanamaker moneyWanamaker moneyWanamaker
Wanamaker a Delegate DelegateMany DelegateMany elegate elegateMany
Many of the most important Christian Chris Christian Christian ¬
tian workers in the country are atthe at atthe
the conference The list includes includesformer includosformor includesformer
former Postmaster General John JohnWanamaker JohnVanamaker Joh n
Wanamaker of Philadelphia former formerSecretary form formeSecretary or orSecretar r
Secretary Secretar of State Gen John W Fos Foster FosI Foster ¬
ter Miss Helen Gould George W WPerkins V VPerkins 1
Perkins of th the firm of J Pierpont PlerponMorgan = i
Morgan Co Anson Phelps Stokes Stokesthe Stokesthe
the great philanthropist of Connecti Connecticut Connecticut ¬
cut William Sloane of New York York1le1111e
Melville E Stone of New York Rob Robert Robert Robart ¬
ert Cluett the collar manufacturerGen manufacturer manufacturerGon manufacturerGoo
Goo Leonard Wood Joshua Levering
twice the Prohibition candidate for forPresident forPresident forPresident
President of Baltimore D P Po Gamble Gamblethe Gamblethe
the SOAP manufacturer of Cincinnati CincinnatiDr Ci clnnat1 clnnat1Dr I
Dr Howard A Kelly the eminent eminentsurgeon emirentsurgoon omit en ensurgeon t
surgeon of Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore William A Patton vice vicepresident vicepresident
president of the Pennsylvania rail railroad railroad railroad ¬
road roadFor roadFor roadFor
For three hours the conference lasted last lasted lasted ¬
ed The ideas had been outlined by
John R Mott lIotti secretary of the depart department departmont departmont ¬
mont of foreign fore foreign 19o work of the Interna International Internatlonal International ¬
tional Y M lL C A work workMacfarland workMacfarland workMacfarland
Macfarland Is Chairman ChairmanH
H B F 1 Macfarland called the conferoneo con conference conferoncc ¬
ference to order He first introducedMr Introduced IntroducedMr IntroducedMr
Mr Matt who said that that eighteen eighteenmonths eighteenmonu eighteenmonths
months monu ago at the Edlnburg Mission Missionary llsslonaTY
sty Conference It was determined thatthe that thatthe thatthe
the Christward movement must be bepushed bepu bepushed
pushed pu hed now or else the nations not notyet notyet
yet evangelized would chose some sub substitute substitute substitute ¬
stitute stituteMr stituteMr
Mr Mott then declared that at least leastt4HXV009 leastIirowiOO
t4HXV009 was necessary in order to toearry toeam
carry this Idea into jn effect It wasshown was wasshown wasshown
shown that the association needs n ed8 fortyseven forty fortrsavon
seven new buildings b ndlngs which hlch will wlllcost wlllcostContinued cost costContinued
Continued on Second Page
J <
DAVID B HILL DEAD DEADSU DEADSUMMONS
SU SUMMONS 1 mNS OF DEATH DEATHI DEATHCASE
CUE AT 345 A I IFormer MI i iFormer
I
I Former Senator and Demo Democratic Democratic Democratic ¬
cratic Leader Dies At His HisResidence HisResidence HisResidence
Residence ResidenceNURSE ResidenceNURSE ResidenceNURSE
NURSE ONLY PERSON PERSONPRESENT PERSONPRESENT PERSONPRESENT
PRESENT AT DEATH DEATHNational DEATHNational DEATHNational H
National Figure In Politics PoliticsFor PoliticsFormer For Former
mer New York Governor As Aspired Aspired Aspired ¬
pired to Presidency
I ALBANY ALBAlI N Is Y Oct 3s 3LForm IFormtor Former
I United States Senator David B Htti I died diedat diedI di diat
I at his residence Woolferts Roost a at t
345 this morning morningFor morningFor morningFor
For two weeks he had been h ill with withcold a acold acold
cold and complications Last week the Us
Senators condition condItion was s serious rkxM but he heseemed h hseemed e
seemed to improve this thl week and yes yesterday yettterdu ¬
terday terdu was in good spiritsMr spirits spiritsMr spiritsMr
Mr Hills age a e and the tax upon his hisvitality h hvitality
vitality however had brought brou ht a ehun oho oImduring ohoduring
during the night The only person rMIn in at
ttuidance at the time of his death was a
the Senators SenotO s s nurse nurseLast nurseLast
I Last of Old Guard GuardDavid GuardDavitt GuardDavid
David Bennett Hilt H I was as v the th e test of ofthe ofthe o othe f
the old time politicians who ho made Dem Democratic Democratic Derrocratic ¬
ocratic history hSatol in New York State Statewhen Statewhen Stat Statwhen e
when that party secured control of ti ta ee e
State government goverDtn nt followS following the famoufigbc famous I
Stalwart and Halfbreed Republican Republicanwhich fight fightwhich i iwhich
which Involved Pre President ldeat Chester Cbe ter A AI
I Arthur and Senator ROSCOe Coaklln
He was was for years in absolute
control controlof controlof centreof l
of the Democratic party part organization IB 1 Ii
the State and his bi bitter conflicts with wi th
the Grover Cleveland organization or Izadon n Anal al ¬
ly culminated In Cleveland CleveL < ud abandoning g
New ew York State as his home
As a fighter Hill had no superior and aDC
as in the case of all men of his stripe s
huerVfral51 his enemies were implacable haters
while his friends were Idol worshipers worshipersracterizedbythe
Hill In the very rr height or his sway vay in
this State wu characterized racterizedbythe by b the close closepeanat
followers or President Cleveland as II
peanut politician p lIticlan and the country countr at
large accepted this expression ex as r ¬
repre pro
senting the th man for many man years
Since he retired from active parti ¬
cipation in political affairs Hill has
been better understood and ad there has h
been u disposition d spo Jtion to give 1e1l1m lv him the piao plaqe pia os
b his s talontsiearnoa talontseamod Ionts em04 tot r JaJ him As a aJLW Ja law
y yea el vgUU Wit nr baa l taw ow exee 8Xe exeeptfess tloas and Ju he
received large fees Jet many or or o the
eases sea he was called into notably the
Moilnoux and the
franchise tax atv ap
peals
Born In Havana HavanaBorn HavanaBorn HavanaBorn
Born In Havana X Y on August
39 1S 1841 young ounK Hill received
an
academic academiceducation aal4len academiceducation c ceducation
education and then moved to Elmira Elmirawhere
where he studied law Admitted to the theContinued theContlDu theContinued
Continued ContlDu on Second Page
CRIPPEN C ON STAND STANDTO
TO REFUTE CHARGES fflRGESDramatic CHARGESDramatic CHARGESDramatic
Dramatic Incidents Crowded CrowdedInto CrovdedInto CrowdedInto
Into Days Session of ofSensational ofSensational ofSensational
Sensational Tria1LONDON Trial TrialLONDON TrialLONDON
LONDON Oct 20 20The The climax wasreached was wasreached wasreached
reached In the sensatinal Crippenmurder Crippen Crippenmurder CrIppenmurder
murder ease this afternoon when Dr DrH DrH DrIL
H H Crippen took the witness stand standto standto standto
to refute the charge that he hadmurdered had hadmurdered hadmurdered
murdered his wife BeHe B He Elmore Crip Crippen Crippen Crippen ¬
pen that he could marry his pretty prettytypist prettytplst prettytypist
typist Ethel Clare LeneveA Leneve LaneveA I IA
A A day da of dramatic Incidents in the thecase tbecase thecase
case was reached at 4 1 oclock when whenthe wh whenthe n nthe
the defense called the little prisoner prisonerto
to the witness chair chairThat chairThat chairThat
That Dr H H Crippen was warn warned warned warned ¬
ed in advance by the quartermaster quartermasteron
on board the Canadian Pacific liner linerMontrose
Montrose on which he fled to America Amerl Amerlca Amerlcn
ca that he was tnder suvehlancethat suveillance suolllancethat
that Crippen arranged secretly withthis with withthis withthis
this quartermaster to be smuggled smuggledashore
ashore hidden In the ships cargo and andthat andthat andthat
that the threatening suicide letters letterswere letterswere letterswere
were written to be used as a blind blindwere bUndwere blindwere
were the startling statements made madeby madeb madeby
by b Barrister A l A Tobin In opening openingthe openIngthe openingthe
the defenses case caseIn caseInnccountlnJ caseIn
In InnccountlnJ accounting for the letters foundby found foundby foundby
by Inspector Dew In which Crippen Crippenthreatened Crippenthreatened
threatened to kill himself by jump jumpoverboard Jumping Jumpingoverboard jumpingoerboard
overboard from the Montrose and ask asking askIn ¬
ing In Miss Leneve to join him in the act actTobIn actTobin
Tobin said saidIt Jd JduIt
uIt It was no surprise to Crippen that thathe thathe thathe t
he was to be arrested arrt > sted H He knew knewwas he hewas hewas a
was under surveillance and the wire wireless wIreless wirewas ¬
less was hourly sending warnings to tothe tothe t tthe o
the Scotland Yard official The quar quartermaster qu Qcartormnster r rterm ¬
termaster term aster on the Montrose Iontro e told Crip Crippen CrIppen Crippen ¬
pen all the plans while the other of officers officers ofof ¬
ficers of the ship thought they wore s sclosely so soclosely soclosely o
closely guarded This same quarter quarterContinued quartoContinued r or
Continued on Eleventh Page
DEALERS CHARGE CHARGEPLAN CHARGEPLAN
PLAN TO CORNER CORNERSUPPLY CORNERSUPPLY
SUPPLY OF UKBut MILKi i
But They Give No Specific SpecificProof SpecificProof SpecificProof P
Proof When Questioned QuestionedAt
At Hearing HearingSCIENTISTS HearingSCIENTISTS HearingSCIENTISTS
SCIENTISTS FAVOR FAVORTUBERCULIN FAVORTUBERCULIN
TUBERCULIN TEST TESTAssert TESTAsSert TESTAssert
Assert It Has Proved Its Worth WorthIn WorthIn WorthIn
In Thirtythree Cities of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Country CountryWhat CountryI CountryWhat
I
What WJ at the Milk Hearing HearingDeveloped HearingDeveloped
Developed Today TodayCharge TodayCharges
I I Charge made ma e by A S Trundle andCorbin and andGorbin andCorbin
Corbin Thompson that multi multimillionaire multimillionaire multimillionaire ¬
millionaire milk trust is behindhealth behind behindhealth behindhealth
health regulations regulationsAccusers rezuIationsAocusers regulationsAccusers
Accusers requested by Commission Commissionens
ens to produce specific speei c evidence evidenceCharges evidenceCharges evidenceCharges
Charges will not be considered consideredunless consideredunIe
unless unIe made in
in writing and ac accompanied aCcompanied accompanied ¬
companied by evidence evidenceRepresentatives evidenceRepre8entatives
Representatives of dealers attack attackreliability attackreliability
reliability oft of bacterial count tem temperature temperature ternperature
perature regulation regula tio nc tuberculin tuberculintest tuberculintet
test and pasteurization pasteurizationScientists poteurizationSdentiaa pasteurizationSdentiata
Scientists from Department of Ag Agrigceltural
rigceltural and Public Health and andMarine andMarine
Marine Hwpital Service uphold upholdthem upholdthem
them
Declaring claring that a milttonatre milk rafiktrust mtlktru milktrust
trust tru t is perpetrating an audacious audaciousscheme auclaetouscheme audaciousscheme
scheme 10 t control the milk supply ofthe of ofthe otthe
the United States that more than thanBCOMM thanIO
BCOMM 3 IO UoUI00 capital is represented In the theenterprise theent theenterprise
enterprise ent and ad that the District Health HealthDepartment HeeJthD HealthDepartment
Department D t is unwitingiy playing Intotheshands into intothe JDtothen
then theshands the banos fI of this tbl gigantic enterprise enterpriseCm eot8IJ enterpriseCee riIM riIMMPSOn
Cee Cm r r TjMMUpsen MPSOn vice 1c pr president esldent of ofthe otthe Ofthe
the > fifc > J3flalear pooIAIAf AS0bit Asslhiati b e eTrfoc K Krier7os i itloaal
Trfoc 1fa3 31 a nl Y inall8aa inall8aationai a lie rier7os wtJL wtJLUoad a f
tloaal Uoad charges es against the Health Hedthpartment Department De Pepartenent ¬
partment at a 8 hearing before the Dis District DIstrict District ¬
trict Commissioners today todayNames too tooNames todayNames
Names of capitalists said 88ldtO to fee 1t Iden Ideatified Identified IdenUfied ¬
tified with tie tie a milk trust were placedin placed placedin placedIn
in the bands of the Commissioners CoIDII Coni s I eners Der8 by byMr byr byMr
Mr r Thompson ThompsonLevI ThompsonLevi ThompsonLevi
LevI P Morton Thomas F Ryan RyaaT Rya13AJlthonr RyanAnthony
Anthony Brady T radv and ad E J 1 Ber1of Berwind d
I Ihead heed the Mat Jt t Other prominent finan financiers AnaBclers ftnaacioes ¬
ciers named were James B Mars MarsHenry MarMHeftI ManseHenry
Henry HeftI D Cook Kuhn Loeb 8 Co HL H HI HL
I L Wiley Hugh Hi h Grant Browne Bro Eu EuI Eugeno Eugene
I gene Del Mar Joan F BTaglor Horace HoraceW HoncatV HoracesV
W Henshaw Den Dudley Lyman BKilbourne B BKeibourne BKelbourne
Keibourne and W L Moody MoodyCharges MoodyCharges oOOY oOOYCharges
Charges Similar SimilarI SimilarChalnnan SimilarChairman
I Chairman Trundle Trui die and Mr r Thompson Thompsonmade Thompsonmade n nmade
made practically the same charges char es con concerning C concerning n ncernlB ¬
cerning cernlB the alleged alle ed multlmilltontire multlmilltontireMilk multlmtlllonUreMilk multiniflliontireMUk
Milk trust and the same me declaration declarationthat declarationtbat declarationthat
that It is this influence which is behind behindthe behIndthe behindthe
the District Health Department the theAgricultural theAsrlculturaI theAgricultural
Agricultural Department and snd the Washington Wash Washington YashlngtGn ¬
ington physicians who have interested interactedthemselves interestedthftmselves iDtere ted tedthflDlve
themselves in bringing bringhabout about a a zwrincation ooriftcation zwrin perihication
cation of Washingtons WaMIn ons milk supply Stlpplyn
When n PInned down to specific facts factsand factsAnd i iand
and forced to forego tore o generalities neith neither neither nefther ¬
er Mr Trundle Tr ndle ner Mr Thompson gaveany gave gaveany e eany
any evidence to substantiate their theireusatlons ac accusation accusat1oM ¬
cusation Commissioner ComJJ1is ioner Rudolph Inter Interposed interposed interposed ¬
posed this statement statementGentlemen statementGentlemen statementGentlemen
Gentlemen we must ask you to toto stick stickto stickto
to facts and to produce evidence be ¬
fore we can seriously consider any such suchcharges suchcharg suchcharges
charges charg as you Y U have made Mr Thomp Thompson Thompson Thom Thomson ¬
son where Is i this gigantic trust trustWeil truatT truatTWell 10 10WeU
Well replied the dairyman if ifyoud ItyouOd ifbeen
youd been In n the milk business for forthirtyfive torthfrtyllve fo fothirtyfive r
thirtyfive years as I have you would wouldhave wouldhave wouldhave
have seen evidences of It between betweenlines the thelines theHnes
lines I merely merel throw out the sugges suggestion sucgestlon suggesthou ¬
thou that this trust exists ex1St exists and ant is exert exerting exerlIn exertleg ¬
leg In Its powerful influences to drive the thedealers th thdealers e i
dealers of raw milk out of business businessand businesJ1d businessand
and J1d I hope the Commissioners will con conduct conduct ¬ I Iduct
duct an Investigation InvestigationWants InvestigationWants investigationWants
Wants Written Evidence EvidenceIt
It seems peculiar said Commission Commissioner ¬
er Rudolph that If 1 such a big trust trustexists truste trus trusexigts t
exists e l ts there Is not some tangible evi evidence eldence evldence ¬
dence of it to be had You make makeserious a 31 31serious
serious charge against the Health De Department D Dpartment ¬ i
partment and the Agricultural Depart Department Departmont DepartmOnt ¬
mont but unless you can substantiate substantiateIt substanttatit e
It you surely cannot expect It to toseriously been be beseriously beseriously
seriously considered Give us written writtenevidence writt writtevidence wrlttenevidence en
evidence that such Influences are at atwork atwork a awork t
work will you Mr ThompsonMr Thompson ThompsonMr 1 1Mr tt
Mr Thompson replied that the fact tha thathe that thatthe thatthe t
the Health Department the Agricultural AgriculturalDepartment AgrIculturalDoputment 1
Department and the Washington Wasl ntton doc doctors doctors do ¬
tors advocate pasteurization ftSteur1zatlon is proof proofthat prootthat proo proothat f
that they are Interested In the manu manufacture mlUlufacture menufacture ¬
facture and sale of pasteurizing ma machinery machlnery ¬
chlnery chlneryThis I
This was denied by the scientists of ofthe o othe f
the departments when they testified testifiedThey testifiedThey
They declared they advocated pasteur r ¬
ization only as a temporary tempOrar expedient to toContinued b bContinued o
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JUSTICE DANIEL THEW WRIGHT WRIGHTWashington WRIGHTWallhinct8n WRIGHTWaehtngten
Washington lariat May Be Appointed To Highest hat Tribunal By Taft
PRESIDENT PLUNGES PLUNGESINTO PLUNGESINTO
INTO WORK WORKAT AT ONCE ONCEReaches
Reaches Reachoo Washington tlJsshingmn iton Earl EarlToday Erly ErlyToday Early EarlyToday
Today and Receives ReceivesMany ReceivesMany ReceivesMany
Many Callers CallersPre CallersPresident
Pre President NeBt Taft arrt arrived
By frUIII K Kew ew Y Yek 0I1t alld aa Beverly ey6Cly t this thismorning Js Jsmonal
moraine monal at 745 oclock mud at atplungsd oaee oaeePlunged 0DCelIuDgM
Plunged Into one on of the buattnt days daysatac dqilSJIbace d dsince
since atac the end ai af C the last sonoicB of Con Concreea CoBJTe Ceagrew
grew creeaAfter JTe grewAfter
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After arriving at t the t e Write House Hoaseabout Howseabout Houseabout
about 9 oclock the President Pre ldeDt break breakfasted breakfasted breakfasted ¬
fasted and attended the oo ea eren s sinternational of ofinternational 0 0International
international T M C A of officers leers and B4l
their supporters 1IQpp rtenJ delivered an address ad4Ire sto to
the th e conference In the Eat East Room of the th
White Howe hurried to his office and Del
began recceivinR i csivimc Ivinc a lone line of callers
Secretary SGcre Norton who returned to
Washington with his chief chie also rot in ina Ina i ia
a a busy forenoon oreuoen
The President had not not reached the th e
Executive E ecutive office when Attorney Attorne Gen ¬
eral Wickersham called The latter lattercame lattercame latte lattecame r
came he h said Jel simply to pay his re ¬
spects and to welcome the Chief Ex Executive Excirri ¬
ecutive cirri a to Washington again When Who
questioned que tloned the Attorney General de ¬
clared he had no matters of Imme ¬
diate importance to take up wtih th the e
President at this time j
A few minutes mtnuteS1ater later Senator CulIn Cullura as
of Illinois called He too was die
appointed for the conference of Y
M C G A A people was U still In session
and athe the President had not reached his hi I
office officeUpon officeUpon
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Upon the heels of Senator Csiism Cullu m
came Secretary Ballinger of the In ¬ I
terior Department and Secretary Seecretary re of o f
Agriculture Wilson They remained
with the President Pre ldent for a te few minutes ratnut
only onjySenator onySenator
Senator Scott of West Virginia lrgln18 lrgln1881so was a1
also a caller during the morning He H
Presidger the
assured the President t that West Vir ir ¬
ginia was both safe and sane and an ti
that it would return a solid deiega dles
tion of Administration Republicans to t o
the next CongresAssistant Congres CongresAssistant
Assistant Attorney General Oscar llCr r I
Lawler for the Interior Department D epertment
was another anoth r caller He remained but bu t
a few minutes Minister Iinowl Knowles
also loked in to greet the President PresidentGeorge PrsidentHELD
HELD FOR DEATH DEATHOF
OF AGED NEGRO NEGROGeorge
George Gerhausor of 398 Bat Capi Cepltol Capitol Capitol ¬
tol street was waS arrested arre ted today follow following fonowinS ¬
inS the death of Arthur Ball an aged agederhauser age
n r o this morning
erhauser is beidln held IIi bail of 6080 for torthe fo fothe r
I the Coroners Investigation l1v tlgation
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May Mayy MayBe Be Selected By ByPresident ByPresident y
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mmbia fe being seriously > > considered eoDiIIdereiPr hr hrPresident I
President Pr Taft a u a new member of ofUau4ted the theUnited theUJllted
United States Supreme Court ithewn it here beeaaeD4
D4 hewn wa today from aa authentic aatheertieAside source sourceAside
Aside from the brUlmnt career of Jns Jnstiee 3MtJee Js Jstke e I
tiee Wright and his eottsptcnotw eo r ron record recordon reconlOIl
on the Dtotriet bench It t te argued arguedoils that thatone t at I IOIM
one preference be baa hi the mmd of the thePresident 6
President Pre i eDt is I that at he is n II a native of ofand Ohio Ohioaad OhIoaDd I
aDd was once prominent m the tikof politic politicof Iml I Io
of o the Buckeye State His home te loRiverside at atRiverside I IRiverside
Riverside Ohio where here he served as asmayor s
mayor aDd at the time of leis appoint appointment appobrtt apoiameat ¬ I
meat t as ju Justice tb on the District DI DiecrictBench trlct Supreme SupremeBench I IBench
Bench was Judge of the Jud judge of the thecourt be ° I
court of common pfenc ofcooaarty of HamHto HamHtocounty HamHtoaDty 0d
county countyJustice Dty I
Justice Wright was appointed appoIad as oas e > aa a
of the te Justice of tile Supreme Court of ofDIstrict f
the District of Columbia hi November Novem1 tor ember er
1901L 1S 1SCII and since then bag presided in sev ¬ I IeraI
oral cases of national import among wino I
them being the contempt proceedings proceedia i
involving lDvoIYi Samuel Gompera John ii Mitch MitchAmerican twit twitthe i
ell and Secr Secretary Xoni Atorrisoa oI1 or 1M e
American Federation of Labor I
Friends of Justice Wright urge ur that thatalthough thataJthoup et
although althoughpies though he is a believer lo m the prteci l
pies pJ of organized labor his acuoo ac ia I a
the ease of Gompers Mitchell aDd Mer xerI Me r
risen stamped him as a justice who bo will willact w ill th rth U
act without prejudice fear or favor iav j
They say that several other doses ca e he I
has had in his capacity as justice m in the
District Supreme Court have carried out it
this bi8 belief to even a dearer conception conceptionof ooncepd toe 8
of his qualifications qualificationsThe qualificationsThe I
The appointment of Justice Wright to tothe toiii 0
the United States Supreme Court beach bone iii L
It also 180 te urged would cold have a beneficial ii ll j i
bearing on the status of o Ohio Ohioat politics politicsat po tic ticat a
at this time tuneCHARLES timeCHARLES
CHARLES F BALL DIES DIESON DIESON DIE S
ON VISIT TO FATHER FATHERWellKnown FATHERWellKnown FATH FATHWellKnown ER
WellKnown Farmer of Leesburg LeesburgSuccumbs LeesburgSuccumbs Leesb LeesbSuccumbs Il Ig
Succumbs Suddenly While WhileIn WhileIn WhileIn I
In Capital CapitalCharles CapitalC1Iades CapitalCharles
Charles Fayette Bail n a weUkaowa weUkaowafarmer weIIkBowaf wellkao wellkaofarmer tra
f farmer rmer of near Leesburg L Vs died dietmorning fins finsznoralng tdIJmonriA
1
morning monriA at the u residence of his hisG father fatherG
G TV 1S Ball M7 3141 rJ > Q street eet northwest northwestwhile DOrtJRweerwh north northwhile
while wh e on a aMr visit vtettMr I
Mr Ball was a native of Leeah rg < g <
Va and had for many years yeana conducted conducteda
a farm near that town towaBesides townBesides
Besides his father Mr Ball left leftbrother one
brother R T M Ball U S SBan N and lid
four sisters Funeral services will be beheld beheld
held in Leeefcnrg Le Jurg Saturday and andsvill will1st burial burialwill IMInlwill 1st
will be In the family lot
PH PHILADELPHIAN KILDS KILDSWIFE KILLJSWIFE
PHWIFE
WIFE AND HIMSELF HIMSELFJealousy HThlSELFjealousy HIMSELFJealousy
Jealousy Is Supposed to HaveCaused Have HaveCaused HaveCaused
Caused Man to Enact EnactDouble EnactDouble EnactDouble
Double TragedyPHILADELPHIA Tragedy TragedyPHILADELPHIA TragedyPHILADELPHL
PHILADELPHIA Oct 3m aTIle The Th oodles oodlesof oodlesof OjIe OjIeof
of John Bothweil Bet w4lI fiftythree Mt7t three rq ysnr yearS old oldand oldand oldand
and his wife Catherine fortyeight thevictims the thevictims thevictims
victims of a adou double le tragedy were found foundthis tetth1 fortimdthis
this th1 morning at their home 3d Than TKmnstreet T1taIastreet Thanstreet
streetThe street streetThe streetThe
The pollee say that Bothwell shot bet betwife 1Q1we aiiwire
wire we to death and then tlI ended his I8 own ownlife ownlife n n11e
life Jealousy is supeeeed to have e hissthe bean beanthe Mea Meathe
the motive motiveThe motiveThe motiveThe
The womans body was WaS found foa te a bed
In the socoad story front room That Tbatof Thatof DIRtot
of the maa was found eaad ia tine t e kHcheju kHchejuUnder kltcIMiLUnder kiicmnUnder
Under It was found the revolver
LINER WRECKED WRECKEDOFF r
OFF flORIDA COAST
500 5 00 LIVES IN PERIL PERILLouisiana PERILLouisiana
Louisiana Goes Ashore onSombrero on onSombrero onSombrero
Sombrero Reef ReefTvo ReefTvoHundred ReefTwoHundred Two TwoHundred
Hundred Rescued RescuedTHRILLING RescuedTHRILLING RescuedTHRILLING
THRILLING STORIES STORIESTOLD STORIESTOLD
I TOLD OF DISASTER DISASTERVessel DISASTERVessel DISASTERVessel
Vessel Drives Driive > on Rocks During DuringH DuringHHT DuringHurricaneCutter
H HHT HurricaneCutter rricaae ca eCutter Cutter Takesol Takes i iOff 1 1Off
ol Off 200 200XXT 200JCBY 200K
XXT K Y WEST Jia POct JIa Get afcCVla 3IV1 Ha HaTte HaTIIe HavaaaThe
vaaaThe > Tte Trem Frsefm TraaeAtittBtk Ttaaa IraMkt1 ItSc ttner ttnerbound li nerAruWc ner nerLoahiasa
1 Loahiasa bound 1M und from tro Bkr Hlaao to New NewOrtawM Newbeea NewOdesm
OrtawM has been wrecked o 0m Sombrero Soamrerot SombreroRea SombreroBerf
t Beet Rea to a the tbei SMKberx fctfrrteaae fctfrrteaaeTw burriesasI
i Tw Two hundred of her paseengera have havebeen ha8beea h ave avebees
been renewed but there are atilt JltUIotIIerJ 9147 9147otbev 7 7i
i other otIIerJ awl a crew of tt oa beard boartLTh MenLThe beardThe
Th The repeaod J remiragerg 111I 81 arrived here heretoday heretoday
1 today a e board tfc tile revenue rw cotter Forward For ForThe ForwIda
ward wIda with thrdlfng sides ot tile db dbTINt dieasrer
asrer asrerTie
The vessel v Basel was driven aabore a IIwe at 5 5oetoefc 5ooelodt 6odeh
oetoefc Monday afternoon 1fteraooa during 1Dg thehiniesu the thehirrfeam thehlrrieaD8
hirrfeam mil control of the ship beinglost being beingloet betDgl
lost l < e in the tileSTORM storm aUMrmSTORM stormSTORM
STORM WHIPS COAST COASTVEERS COASTVEERS COASTVEERS
VEERS OFF SEAWARD SEAWARDThe SEA V ARD ARDrite
The storm that swept devastation devastationalong devastationi
i urp thr gr Ca Cuba aDd lIIoriII Florida and plowed ploweddte plowedalong
along the Atlantic tIIUI e comet early this morning mornme morn morntoe
toe taking a heavy yY ton hi human Mf Me Meeeced lifeveered e eveered
veered seaward wanI shortly 8IIortJ before JO oclock oclocktoday odock1G oclocktoffy
today todayThte 1G toffyTitle T TTW
Title TW information Jat012lllLtl a reported from the
Weather Bureau B iresn here wm was flashed bed all allalOBg aUtile allatoag
alOBg the comet mod was the signal for forgeneral torr forgeneral
general rejoicing r Since the wind and andrrnta andraID andrain
raID showed ttttte
diminution today sea seaport seaport seaort ¬
port p ort cities feared that the storm had hadact hadBet hadtmst
act yet ootttved it its power for danger dangerStrfleas 4laDgerStrlkWalilingten imagerStxBese
Strfleas StrlkWalilingten StrlkWalilingtenUte Wadnngten WadnngtenHM
HM m tail of t the atom whipped across
Wmahtactoa W shortly af after t midnight as1dals t this thistnornhfcs thisWIB4 thismorrda
tnornhfcs morrda The Mr Tdtod s JIer8 her did Bot reach reael1a
a hhjh reiocity as eau oeBpared pared with uk the thety theaa
ty 4 arfta an how that it sUzaned sUzanedaerecK Bkk aitkelme3agrees Rae1 Rae18eIe
agrees 8eIe the Svntheni States hot nearly
two inches of rain fell withta Wit AD forty Jortyave fortyve
ave fi ve minutes DdInIt DdInItOther minutesOther mianteaOther
Other points poIDt nearer Bee < < the coast felt the theeffects thoeeect theef
effects eeect ef > isets more severely la 1 n N New ew w York the thevtttoetty theYeIDdty thevelocity
vtttoetty ot o the wtoKt reached thlrtvave thlrtvavemfliu t tblrivtruemiles Jrtvftve Jrtvftvetile
miles an ho lane r and the temperature took tookThe tooka
a atiddra tumble ot > Ii > degrees degreesThe ees eesTIle
The main storm left the Atlantic coast coastoff coaatott
off North 1 < < th CaroHoa according ace < < to the theWeather
Weather Bvremw report today The Tfcehreece Thethat
breeze that hit lit the t e Northern ort em coast lost lostconeidermole o t tOOItnIbIe
coneidermole fury my aad la New Jersey Jerseywhere Terse Tersewhere
where heavy rates ratn fell the breese waa WIIJlUElrt
slight
Checks C ecks Forest F rest Fires FiresThe FiresTile
The heavy rainfall was joyfully re received receiYed yo ¬
ceived hi some sections of the country eountryparticularly
particularly throughout throagbo t New Jersey Jerseywhere JeneywBere Jerseywhere
where forest fore t fires have been raging foraatiy for formmny toryo
mmny yo hours These jL Srea which at one onestage 0IUtIItaP colastage
stage threatened the estate estate e tate of the t e late lateE 1teI lateE
E I H Herrtoan at Arden rdeo hav haVex sbeea sbeeaexthtgvtabed
extinguished ex by the ram sad ad the vol voluateer
nnteer Are fighters 1tg ters cite after aft < < hours of work wakave alt althave
have returned to their theirCoutwiM homes horaesCoaatwiee
Coaatwiee trade along 1oeg the Atlantic is isgremtly 15greatly isgreatly
greatly bmaipered bmaiperedThe 1 > + t ered eredTate
The downpour of ram rata hi New York Yorktoday YwkWday Forkds
today caused cau ed serious floods JIoo foo ds s hi all the thelower
lower sections of the greater city espedsity es esecMity 051Jt7
ecMity alone West We t street in Man Manhat
hmttan hat and m Ia Wfl Wma aawber West W Weststreet 5t
street was flooded JIoo ed as tar as the Belt BeltLfa BeltLime
Lfa Lime ear tracks and commuters had
trouble getting across acro B the thoroogh thorooghfare
fare tareA
A L cumber JnIIIII er oC 0 women on s their way to towork
work were w < < e carried acro acmes West street by byWa
chivmlroug men Washington Wa bSDgtoR market marketwas marketwa8
was polity 1Joo flooded ed and DIi there was con COfl1IidecabIo conaidettibie
aidermMe damage to conMnhwioB COIW Io a houses
tn ft tt the neighborhood The flood over overin
in the WMMmmsbursr V mebw section was theworst the theworst
worst stage mce fDce IS0 Tee T = e water was YS threefeet three threefet threefMt
fet deen deenCABLES 4hepCABLES
CABLES FROM CUBA CUBAAGAIN
AGAIN ARE WORKING WORKINGHAVANA
HAVANA IL V AiA Oct 3 21Although oAlthovgh Although Key KeyWest KeyW heyWest
W West t te stHl cut oft from cpmrnunica cpmrnunicatiom tpauDunlcattoa rpmmunfcatioa
tiom with the other parts ef the t e United UnitedStates UnitedStte UnitedStates
States tb the cables ca to Cuba are workIag work worki workDtspate1te
i Iag tr
Dispmtehee trDispmtehee received today y by La LaLucha LJLLurt L pa
Lucha Lurt announce that the principal principaldamage prJDcI principaleiamrtnge 1 1daaap
damage done in Key eT West We t by tfhe tfhestorm tbetorm fhestorm
storm was wa to shipping The Norwe Norwegian NorwestelDti aorwegiaa ¬
gian giaai steamer Tos es is a still un stranded r atided at atMarquesas atStaDdanI
Marquesas i atgties atgtiesuus uus uussteamer bank Standard OIl barge bargeN bargeA
N A v 94 has been driven ashore hor on onSand
Sand Key Aa A midentifled schooner schoonerhas Rbooneha8
has beep been piled HP om the Westers F4 estertt
dry dr rock roe roeTIae rockThe r rThe
The lighthouse htho1lH oa the main ship shIpat shipnull
null at Rear Ke7 Wet teas blown down
the th force of tile wIM8 winos Tite ine Flor rior
East railway below low Miami has
been washed out and it wiU Wirequire require amonth a amonth a
month to tohandle place It IJ1 repair so as to tohaJUIle tohandle
handle tr trLOEB tral trains trainsLOEB
LOEB TALKS WITH WITHTREASURY WITHTREASURY WITHTREASURY
TREASURY CHIEFS CHIEFSCollector CHIEFSCoUeetor CHIEFSCollector
Collector of the Port Loeb of New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York called at the Treasury ry Department Departmenttoday Depanmeattoc1ay Departmenttoday
today to rfiscOTg several matters of im importance 1mpwtanee tmportanee ¬
portance with Secretary MmcVeagh cV who whoreturned whoreturned whoreturned
returned to Washington today He also
had a conference CODfere Ce with Assistant t Secre Secretarlee Secr e etanies ¬
taries of the Treasury Hues and Curtis CUrtisCollector CurtisCollector
Collector Loeb beyond stating that he
discussed the Duveen undervaluation
frauds with Mr Curtis declined to be
interviewed fatervie ed It te thought that Mr
Loeb among ether things discussed dI eue ec1 the theJfew theNew
New TortcpolMleml YCII1t DOU sotltieat ed sttwuten wItJI dth Seere Secretary SeeretaI7 Seeretary ¬
tary MacVamgh M MoeV e eagh cJa pmrtteubLDy Iry how ow far farcuctoms tarwill farasterem
cuctoms snl aatplejres ayes will be allowed to en engage enJRge engage ¬
gage la the present campaign
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