Tr- '""'Ciae'-TYv-- S - - JT .'m.' - o . i 'JVC -. W-'" - T;, V?' ' ,.., .' . J.' KiLJfi r wx .'a" JL v r f .... 'x v y- tiA &r v-- s- ""5? - c .4-- i r. jir 5C' ti X THE WASHINGTON HEI&II. SUNDAY; MARCH 8. lMggfigfe IDA HUSTED HARPER ON WOMSN SUFFRAGE the community, as one Senate, .which the Republicans refused for more than Its advocates never made as many blunders' in speech as a responsible member al than as one receiving favors twenty years. and action as-- now and the cause never made as rapid having authority rather class.'' Com- The Washington Herald's Symposium en This is written before the final vote, but the pre- progress. t from a privileged The Hearkg Beferethe Judiciary -' liminary skirmishes showed a favorable sentiment that Though they bad all discretion and all wisdom While all expressed a desire to use the ballot for 1$ humanity, personal indepen- mittee and an Analysis ef the Policies "Why I Am a Suffragist" a Striking ought to be sufficiently strong to save 'the party from and had not votes women were as sounding brass and the general good of yet tinkling cymbals. With the winning few more dence, liberty, self-respe- the right of the citizen, were the-Concre- Mod- total extinction by the 'Congressional Union. At 'the of a of the Political Parties Toward the Example m of the the de- hearing before the Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, States they will have to stand aside to avoidrthe stam-- the dominant notes, the primary reasons of These were new; Cause Votes-for-Wome- n. "Chatter- ern Spirit that Is Dominating This when this was threatened. Representative Carlin, of mand for enfranchisement. not e! Virginia, the Re- nearly every one of them was urged by its advocates - Says Mrs. Harper asked a pertinent question: "Since ing of Sparrows" Compared with the Movement,"- The publican party has failed you for forty years why do more than fifty years ago; the only difference was Old you propose to vent your wrath on us at the first that then they were subordinated to the world's need "Oratory" of First Suffragist!. and the New Woman. - triair of woman suffrage and the great- social reforms that the individual bene- Womu Suffrage Politics. could be accomplished by it, while ud were given place." fit to the woman herself second greatest difficulty will be to prevent the women from By IDA HUSTED HARPER. Nobody has such a grievance against the Rules distinction the old and This is the chief between the voting at the primaries.' suffrage organizations, the old, es- Committee as the Judiciary, and it should have fought former patient, persuasive, The two rival new woman; the The primary law of Illinois, which was forced by young but suf the aggressive, determined, tablished National Association, and the bled, and died to get that committee on woman latter p'ublic sentiment from an unwilling legislature, is de- will come victory. will come because the Congressional Union, occupy a half page in the frage. On the contrary, seventeen out of the twenty- - and to her It signed to keep people from the nominating elections. early workers prepared the way for her to enter and papers setting forth the difference one members stayed away from the caucus anddodged Every one votJng must declare his party connection, New York Sunday take possession, but she will never know it " their vote, so now. they must take what is coming to and'it thus destroying the secrecy the ballot, and con- in plans campaign. This condensed is simply of must their of all-da- doesn't matter. The victory will be for all women for them. The first thing was an y session to hear tinue voting this party ticket for two years. against the election of be large con- - that the former will work suffragists and "antis" argue for and against a na- all time and no book ever can enough to and Representa- tain the names those who helped make possible. Congressional candidates, Senators tional amendment. It has been forty-fiv- e years since of to it Feminine Voters in Chicago. Hail to the fortunate ones who shall speak the last tives, who are opposed to woman suffrage, irrespective these "bearings" began, and not one Congress has been The president of the State Suffrage Association word ! The policy of the union is slighted. prominent of their party affiliations. DliBois and many other leaders urged the women The greatest speeches ever delivered by women have The -- Primaries. to hold the Democratic party responsible for the fail- not to go to the polls and take on a party yoke, and been made before the Senate and House committees on It has been many a day since there was such a measures before Congress and to pointed out the disadvantages of allowing their politics ure of the suffrage this subject. They were grand orators in those early rejoicing in the camp of the as when to be known so soon. It was really surprising that so try to defeat enough Democratic candidates to destroy days: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Luc? the papers announced that only 50,000 women had voted many would be willing to take this view.' Of those the party's slender majority of seven or eight in the Stone, Mary A. Livermore, Julia Ward Howe, Isabella IDA HOSTED HARPER. at the Chicago, primaries. They had been much cast who voted there were over three times as many Demo- big ma- Beecher Hooker, Zerelda G. Wallace, Lillie Devereux United States Senate. What it will do to the crats as Republicans, and nearly three times as many made quite Blake, Frances E. Willard, and many more. Compared a down when over 158000 had registered on the first day, jority in the Lower House is not dear. In pede of the political parties trying to be first to put of the latter as of Progressives and Socialists together, to masterly arguments the speeches now made as it was difficult to square this circumstance with their support of its position the leaders say that little can be their at suffrage plank in their platform. The women will but these figures prove nothing. hoped the favor of individual members, as hearings are. like the chattering of sparrows. Men lis- more than one Culebra cut before the days of slogan that women did not want the ballot thrust upon for from face In spite of a heavy snowstorm over 700 women situation. Pres- tened and admired, but it was all an academic discus- all the policy of the party will control the plain sailing, but ere long the way will be open for them, but when a few weeks later not a third of this served as judges and clerks, and hundreds more acted given the strongest possible sion with no voice from "constituents" to give it prac- through. their spirits ident Wilson certainly has ships to pass number really voted, soared aloft. as watchers. It was the most orderly and peaceful his declaration even tical value. 600,000 justification of this view in that "There are about women in Chicago," said primary election ever held in Chicago. Dispatches say States dare so much At the last hearing Tuesday a young woman stood The New Woman and the Old. Washington the President of the United not Mrs. William Cogswell, one of the official seven women were nominated for aldermen. The real personal opinion on woman suffrage until before the solemn and dignified Judiciary Committee interviews published in The Washing- board, "and only 50,000 votes were al- as express a The eleven cast It would test, of course, will come on election day, April 7, and and threatened them with the defeat of their party if suffragists authorized to do so by his party. ton Herald last Sunday on "Why I Am a Suffragist," most seem that the are already tired of the will then have a chance to prove the national president, is they did not heed the demands of the suffragists I Such mod- capital Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, were a striking example in the concrete of the their new toy. Great was made out of the large what, is the only justification for their existing as an is in a thing had never happened before, and why? Because registration predicted quoted as saying: "In America there 'no party ern spirit tliat is dominating this 'movement. The and it was that every one who organized body that the vast majority of women do power; legislation is not, as in England, decided by there was nothing to threaten them with. A party women, with one exception, belong to what may be registered would vote." not want to vote. fears nothing but votes, and up to the time of the last fran- fig- the dominant party," a statement so absurd that it called the third generation of workers for the There are about 400,000 women in Chicago, but The Supreme Court of Illinois has adjourned with- all Presidential election there were not enough votes of points seems impossible she could have made it With chise, and every one based her demand for it on her ures are one of the weak, of the "antis." There out any decision on the case that was taken up to it en- women in the United States to frigntenpoliticians. the Republican members voting in opposition it is right under a democracy; on the ground that it was is still another day for those to register who did not to test the constitutionality of the woman suffrage law, tirely possible for the Democrats in Congress to adopt When California enfranchised women in 1911, the she had demonstrated her equal capacity at care to vote at the primaries and it is probable that just; that and it docs not meet again until April 14. It seems in- "suffrage measure before that body, and they number was suddenly doubled, and it became then so entitled the government; March 17 will see a very large proportion every college and was to proe it in of the women credible that it would allow women to vote at the Chi- important factor one party was keen-sight- books. pre- must take the lull responsibility for the recent defeat a that that she did not want to be under a trusteeship any on the registration Instead of its being cago election if its decision were going to be unfavor- in: committee and in caucus of the proposed Special enough to recognize and exploit it. The enfranchise- President Wilson that it was essential dicted that every one registered would suf- more than did; vote, the able. There will be also on April 7 local option elec- Suffrage. ment of women in three more States in in frage made it special Committee on Woman On the other hand, 1912 and to a fair chance in the industrial world; that it was leaders a business to persuade tions in over 300 townships. Except in special cases belongs principal credit the Illinois in 1913 more than doubled the number again, ct them vote. When the news to the Democrats the for necessary to and not to that the Illinois the Supreme Court renders its decisions the last week and now all parties are alive to the situation. The "Stronger thing in summing legislature had passed the bill Senate Committee report in favor of an amendment than an else," said one was received by Miss in April. On the 14th the city elections are to be held question has become one pf practical politics and women overwhelming Addams Budapest, during the Suf- to the National Constitution, the final goal of the whole up the whole matter, "is the desire for at International throughout the State. That will be an important month movement, and the discussion and vote on it in the themselves could not stop it if they wanted to do so. personal freedom to be able to think and speak freely frage Convention, almost her first words were: "Our for Illinois women.

the same prices that were asked for small brugiere said, had given Earle a scandal- to the annual meeting of the Grand consignments sold direct to retailers. ous reputation ss a moral pervert, but WOMAN IS STRICKEN Lodge. OFFERS NEW SOLUTION rOBACCO CONCERN This practice, the government Is ex- EARLE IN JAIL on the other hand English and American There will be a meeting of Marley En- pected to charge, constitutes a violation critics regarded him as a poet, and a campment of Odd Fellows Monday night, FOR JAPANESE PUZZLE of the Sherman law in that it makes' im- man of the highest intellectual quality. TAKING WALK when patriarch's degree will be con- possible the handling of these products The lawyer contended that Earle had WHILE ferred on six candidates. by competing distributing corporations. never been notified of the court's award Prof. Gulick Tells ReEgious Education FACES INDICTMENT Representatives of the Metropolitan of the exclusive custody of the boy. The funeral of John Miller took place Company, offi WITHJpiTY' Harold, Mrs. Rickard, of Luray, Attacked with who have conferred with to Mme. Flschbacher and Inti this afternoon from his home In Del Ray. Association How to Limit Immi- cials ot the department, have declared mated that steps would be taken later upset Heart Trouble in Alexandria, Alexandria County. Services were con gration that the company has worked a great to tbe Judgment. The Flschbach ducted by Rev. Mr. Lambert, and burial Without Offense. benefit to the consumer and to the crs. he said, has cruelly exiled Harold to Dies in Few Minutes. New Department of Justice Prob- Artist and Latest Companion was In Bethel Cemetery. Haven, Conn.. March 7.--A novel because of the high eiciency It a school, where he was unhappy and immigration has attained as distributing agent. placed every difficulty in tho way of law was advocated hero to- ably Will Act Against Convicted of. Kidnapping Earle visiting the Ljv. He had disguised At a recent meeting of the congrega- day by Prof. Sidney PIERSON BR1ST0W TO LECTURE tion ot the Methodist L. Ooliclc. of himself merely In order to see Harold and Protestant Church Lloshisha University. Metropolitan. FORTUNE SWAYS HIM HOT. His Son by First Wife. the kidnapping was unpremeditated. It was decided to ask the Maryland an- Kyoto. Japan. He Many pathetic letters from Earle to the Alexandria. Va.. March 7. Mrs. Mary nual conference of that church to return urged that the number of Immigrants John Thompson, of the Rev. Tt- - Rtranahurr- - nq,n ,nA I. Knlnht child's mother were read. In palliation Blanche Rickard. forty-fiv- e years old. of C rr from each nation be limited by local church, to charge. con- Federal RESULT OF PROBE Tray, Holds On to Job. of Miss Hermann's offense. Debrugiere Luray. Va., was stricken with heart this The law to 5 per cent of the natives of each THE $1,400 DAMAGES GIVEN pointed to her excellent family in trouble while on King street between ference will be held April 1 at Milford. nation already naturalized Though left a small fortune several Del. George W. dele- in the United America. Washington and Columbus streets. aO 8 Carter was chosen States, including their American-bor- n weeks ago. when a wealthy aunt died, Applause greeted the verdict. Earle o'clock tonight and died a few minutes gate to the conference. children. Against Telephone and Telegraph employe In Cries "Disgusting" Testimony The membership of Suit John I. Thompson, of a cafe of at and Miss Hermann left the court guard afterward. committee the The scheme was advanced In an ad- ed by gendarmes. Mrs. Rickard and Mrs. E. V. Grove, ot church elected John De Vaughan chair- dress before Company May Be Settled Pennsylvania avenue, continues to wield Cause Judge to Close Doors Contrary man of the annual convention of the the tray. to expectations the prisoners. X3 Duke street, were walking up King the board of stewards and Fred Religious Education Association. Instead of being freed tonight, probably street together when Mrs. Rickard com- Eberhardt treasurer. J. II. Trimyer act- Out of Court Mrs. Annie Thompson, an Arkansas of Court. ed as "This rate would allow to enter all woman, died leaving a bank balance of nill remain In prison for several days. plained of being HI. A cab was sum- clerk of the meeting. who would come The minister of the Interior Is determined from North Europe." $11,000 and several thousand dollars' worth moned, but Mrs. Rickard was unable to said Prof. Gulick. "It would cut only Important develo- - nents In two cases Romcrantin, France, March 7. Ferdi- to Issue a decree of expulsion against get Into It owing to her condition, and Plerson II. Bristow. of Washington, of real estate. Though sho had other while public prosecutor at a slight Immigration from AMa. This ot the Thompson nand l'inney Karlo and his latest both, the local was taken Into a near-b- y residence. Dr. 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon will de- Involving charges of violation nephews and nieces, Johnny give re- would avoid the objection of differential was one. came to "aflimtj." Miss Charlotte Hermann, of has refued to orders for their M. D. Deianey was summoned and Mrs. liver an address before a men's meeting Sherman anti-tru- st act are expected to the favored Thomson lease the pub- treatment of the nations and so be in Washington from Vienna, Va. The aunt Rutherford. X. J., were found guilty to- without instructions from Rickard expired a few minutes after his in the Westminster Building of the Sec- equal harmony negotiations eight-year-o- lic prosecutor Orleans, who Is await- with the dignity of all." result in a few days from who riot seen night ot the kidnapping of Earie's ld of arrival. ond Presbyterian Church. on direction left him the fortune had ing Instructions from Paris. Prof. Gulick also urges a burden of now being carried under the him since he was a boy of seven years. Bon Harold from the private A short time afterward her son, Oswald, Rev. Dr. John Lee Allison, pastor of the registration: McReynolds. Lamottc-Beauvro- n. all aliens to be registered Attorney General Then she wanted to adopt him and takt school at who Is employed In this city, and whom Second Presbyterian Church, will preath until they become agreement will Gunton-Temp- citizens. is likely that an be Earla was sentenced to two months' ENDS LIFE IN AET GALLERY. Mrs. visiting XS Duke tomorrow le It him with her to Arkansas. Rickard was at at llemorial Certificates of graduates bu- reached for the settlement out of court Imprisonment and Miss Hermann to one street, took charge of Presbyterian from the arrived and the Church. Washington, of reau of education and for good behavior of the Government's suit against the month, both sentences to date from the Tlualnras Ttrseraes Lratl Dralrr In body. Sir. Rickard stated his mother which he was formerly pastor, and Rev. Com "LOST" WITNESS RETURNS. So from the bureau of rcglstation should bo American Telephone and Telegraph time of their arrests. Earie was lined was subject to attacKs or neart trouDie. Dr. C Everest Granger, of Gunton-Templ- e Fisch-back- er Pjtlntlncn to Commit Knlclde. essential to natuallzation. he said. pany for the dissolution of what was and Miss Hermann C Mme. Mrs. Rickard, besides her husband. Church, will occupy th pulpit at the charred to be a monopolization ot mo HUi I.IIIIan Ilreves Ends Police was awarded $1,400 damages. New York. SI arch 7. Theron J. Blakes-Ie- e, William B. Rickard. leaves four sons and morning services ai the local church. telephone business In Oregon, Washing Hunt of Twenty-fou- r Hours. Fashionable women again filled every noted art dealer, committed suicide two daughters. WRIGHT CASE ACTION DELAYED ton, and Idaho. corner. Most of the time they had no un- Montana The police Miss this evening by shooting himself through The body was taken to Dcmaine's Cards of thanks to those Mho assisted This suit was filed in July, 1913. several search for Lillian eyes except for Earle, who basked In dertaking establishment and prepared for Ilontr- - Committee Has right-temp- le in making the parade held Feb- Not Taken Telephone Reeves, star witness in the Flsher-Alt-dorf- er gaze, occasionally smiling. the while seated In his main here months before the American their burial. It nill be taken to Luray, Va. 23. Chat-er- a Fisch-bacher- GK ruary under the auspices of the George Ip and Telegraph Company voluntarily murder trial at Rockvllle last No- Resuming his speech. Mme. 's showroom in the Francis Building. Acalnst Jndae. Boppon. avenue, by masterpieces Washington Birthday Association, a suc- agreed to reorganize, and Its status was vember, w young lawyer. Maitrc dwelt Fifth surrounded A decree was entered In the circuit cess, No action will be taken for a week or agreement. ended yesterday, hen the scornfully on Earie's notion of his own of the world's most famous artists. were sent out today by a committee two by not affected by the worrtan returned to 332 Tenth street court for this city today In the case consisting J. William May. the House Judiciary Committee. strong Indications the Importance when ho acknowledged In his Business reverses impelled the tragedy. of chairman; It was learned yesterday, toward consid- There are that northwest, where she has been living for ot the Central Metal Supply Company 11. Noel Gamer, and 11. B. Caton. government will prepare a bill of indict- testimony that he considered himself a according to Mr. Blakeslec's friends. He against Engine Company. ering impeachment charges against Fed- several months. great personage, category heavy purchases the Emerson ment under the Sherman law against the Miss Reeves police in the same bad made of late and ordering the sale of the building and eral Judge Daniel Thaw Wright, of tho was reported to the CoL Wil- found no sale his stock. This In the Circuit Court, for this city today Metropolitan Tobacco Company of New Friday as missing. A general with Roosevelt and President for had contents of the defendant company at the Di'trict of Columbia. afternoon son. explained wearing of necessitated reorganization of his affairs. the motion of Col. F. L. to set charges com- York. lookout was "tept for her. She returned Earle had the fcot of Duke street. The money from the Smith The were referred to the became known yesterday that during a disguise when he went to the school Mr. Blakcslee was sixty-on- e years old. sale is to be held subject to an order aside the verdict for $1,500, given Entihcy mittee by President Wilson and Attorney It yesterday, saying sho had been visiting In his against the last few weeks representatives of friends. to take Harold away, by saying that the He entered the art field in Boston and and appointment by tho court. Receiv- Forsuch suit the Southern General McRcynolds, but for the present this corporation have negotiated with American newspapers had persecuted came to this city in 1SS3. He was one of ers for the concern are Leo P. Harlow Railway Company, was withdrawn and the packet .of papers containing the alle Justice him "look at the way they treat W llson the first art dealers to establish public a motion was entered affirming the gations will remain sealed. officials of the Department of AIMED AT HOTEL. and Carroll Pierce. with the view of effecting some plan for SILL IS and Roosevelt," he said. sales of paintings. The court appointed the following com- reorganization which would do away with "Dlasustlnc" Crr Hearers. missioners to c duct the sale: Gardner MINING EXPERT DEAD. anti-tru-st Prohibits Snle of Liquor on Prop E. the alleged violations of the Boppon B. & 0. LOSES TO UNCLE SAM. It Boothc. Howard W. Smith. C. GYPSY CHIEF DROPS DEAD. hope for an agreement Is not M. anathematized Earlo's Nicol. Samuel G. R. D. Brumback, law. but erty Rented from Government. proposal to his wife she enter with Brent. Santa Barbara. Cal.. March 7. Louis strong. that George Washington Lewis, and John S. 7. seventy-fiv- e, engi- Representative Alney, of Pennsylvania, him and Julia Kuttner Into a "marvelous Penalties of fl.ISS Assessed for Patcrson. N. J., March Peter Guy, Janln. a noted mining Inquiry Bejrnn Months Also. trinity love understand- Barbour. chief ot the Buckly tribe of Romany neer, who was associated with John Hays yesterday Introduced a bill prohibiting of and mutual Illegal Handling of Cattle. gypsies, government began an investigation ing." Pointing to tho fact that Earle the oldest tribe in this country, Hammond and other prominent men in The the sale of liquor on property rented Walter C. Foster and C. S. Taylor dropped dead from heart failure today. business ventures, died here today. of the Metropolitan Company several had promised undying love and fidelity Baltimore. Md.. March 7. Penalties purpose determin- from the government. to all his wives M. Boppon read from amounting to $1,12 were assessed today Burke, receivers for the News Publishing months ago for the of Company, according to the terms of a de ing if the Supreme Court's decision dis- The measure Is aimed at a hotel on letters to Julia Kuttner. Theodora Sid by Judge Rose In a judgment given the lived the south side of Pennsylvania avenue, ford, Hermann. United cover, against Bal cree entered today in the Corporation solving the tobacco trust wasbelng and Charlotte At this the States int the press up to by the components of the between Fourteenth and Fifteenth people crowding around tho entrance of timore and Ohio Railroad for seven vlo Court, are authorized to sell the investigation grew out of streets, property which has been con the courtroom protested, 'enough; It is latlons of the Interstate commerce twen and folder which was a part ot the trust. The equipment concern. press Is charges filed with the" Attorney General demned and purchased by the govern too disgusting. ht hour law In regard to handling of the The Independent tobacco dealers that the ment, is being leased on a monthly The Judge then had the court cleared in to be sold to Joel Chandler Harris, pub- by and of stock transit Lees- - Metropolitan Company, through Its basis until the government desires It. and the hearing was continued with The twenty-eig- hour law requires lisher of the Loudoun Mirror, of Ask your grocer to practices as distributing agent for the pro- closed doors. that live stock be taken from the cars burg. The price to be paid Is $1,000, and trust, ht sum receivers are authorized ducing companies of the former AEM0EY HEARING WEDNESDAY. Boppon next exhibited Earie's diary, every twenty-eig- hours and exercised, of this the to all effects maintained the mo- demonstrating the discipline to which he fed and watered. While the action by to pay SB and Interest to a Washington had mortgages on the press. send you our new nopoly which the court's decree had been Iloaae to Consider Question of had submitted his first wife while vis- the government Is to penalize the rail; firm that holds designed to break. iting Egypt. The diary contained draw- road. It Is legally regarded as a civil 1 chief discrimination which the gov Home for District Militia. ings showing the punishment he had ad- t. Um rlriilf Cmirf this afternoon a The suit. In the present cases animals were ren- "Orange Label ernment Is expected to lay at the door ministered to her. A sketch of a shoe fifty-on-e Jury, with R. S. Jones as loreman. A hearing on the Dyer bill appropriat kept In the cars as long as torn-...... - .. to do wim its ai-ii- dered a verdict for the defendant of the corporation has ing J1T3.000 for the construction of" a Indicated a kick. A whip' meant a thrash hours without food, water, or exercise. - denial of wholesale prices to whole- - ing, and a hand represented a boxing of in h antt nf ITerhert'lI. Hans- model armory for the District National Washington-Sout- h Blend i In New York and other borough against the 30c a dealers Guard will be held Wednesday morning the ears. to purchase the en- DINE AT HOME, SAYS BISHOP. Railway company. states who desired before the Public Building and Grounds Boppon claimed that his client was ern companies In the old S3.000 object of the suit was to recover products ct the Committee of the House. The bill is ad- titled to damages. The tobacco trust. Mr. Marshall has re The public prosecutor, M. Chaudct, in Declnrr Rich Food Enten at Hotels damages in the sum of $3,000 as the half pound. acting as vocated strongly by the National Guard Potomac ported that the Metropolitan, country, summing up, contended that Earle had the- - Blood. result of an accident at the agent these com- organizations of the the militia Contaminates in May, Hansbor- - pole distributing for division Department sev- acted more from hatred of his first wife railroad yards mi. of the War and 7. Tlssler, Bishop of ,. .- - thn and IV) ponents, demanded of wholesale dealers organizations. than love of his child. "Earle is an ultra Paris, March Msr. .mninr,ii nt vards. eral national defense Chalons-sur-Marn- e. one of the first prel- moving had his right leg ?. Is hoped to obtain a small initial ap- modern Bluebeard." he declared. "His while a piano It methods of getting rid of his wives are ates to condemn the tango, ha just disabled. piaintin was propriation at this session of Congress. . The rciir:. Men, When in Chi- less barbarous, but none the less cruel issued a warning against the dangers of .. T) r, rtnimtiaMr while COL and nbomlnable." dining out. F. L. Smith represented the defendant cago and HOLD THREE IN LUHBEB CASE. Society people minx too mucn ot Come meats, company. Explain PanUhment Code. highly flavored and frequent Tho body of Lawrence F. Clark, who fiery or ...- m Hos- - Three colored men are held by the courses of stimuiams tne .... - am-mw-- TrAv!ilence See for Yourself M. Debruglere. the lawyer for the de says uiea mis . ... The Dr. Lorens Electro police ot the Harbor precinct In connec- fense, then called Earle to the stand to senses," the bishop. pltal. Washington, was brought hero and Bodr Batten u tM cat tion with the sudden disappearance of "These contaminate the blood and make 513 -- self for explain what the prosecution had de taken to his home. uukc sirccu ". est can wraknesa 9.000 feet of Virginia pine lumber from punishment code. one feverish. Christian people would do i. vnne- old and un- - and deciutr tbe mrli bu scribed as his The ar by dining i.i..nin crass, the yards of the Him Lumber Company, of meant ap- well to avoid these at home." was son of the late Jonn em known. Ito no streets tist said the sketch hands married. He a .. snedidoM. no dletfor. no Fourteenth and "Water southwest. plause, that a foot Indicated a klckln of Washington. lie icac ox any Recently large amount wood TClark. , nnunuu demaoda this of slang, or In the American sense of criti- DAUGHTER A MOTHER. John CTsJ-k- of New York. :i n away any par- T. E.'S brother. ClOCK ion: jut ctm seemed to fade without cism, while the whip represented a cane .n.- - . 1 will K li.lil at 9:3) O snd Uiia lnrrctioa ticular reason. Yesterday Clarence and was a souvenir of blows given to morning from St. Mao's Catho wtU da the work. It teodi Dozier. 303 Second afreet southwest; aim. Itlclinrd Derby Presents Col- Tuesday of TiUI of Arabs during excursions on the Kile. a ititam lite lata Williams, 103 K street lic Church. jonr ncrra, ors&na, and Sam southwest, Mme. Flschbacher pushed her way ex onel with Grandson. blood dminz time and George Ricks, of Third and G streets citedly the 7. A Creele died this morning t4 70a held to the front of court and cried New York. March son was today TV. Lewis lit uleep. For tht trot southwest were arrested and for furiously, lies." pouring out accusa Derby, who illness the Alexandria rheumatum, "Investigation." "he born to Mrs. Richard before after a short at nxst sf wtak tions of numberless blows and other out marriage was Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Hospital. His wife and three children back. nerronasfC!. vtotBacn years her Brer. and kidney duorderi. rages during the four and a half she A cablegram was dispatched to CoL survive. He was employed as a urier Tancocela. and Iobkb It la KNIFE KILLS "SIAMESE TWIN." had lived with him. Roosevelt, who Is In Brazil. for Armour & Co. incomparable. Dr. Lornx Dry Oil Storara Bat- M. Debrugiere. speaking for the de tery I a hish-end- battery, rtqnlraa no fhirrtni Madeleine Dies After Operation to fense, stated that Mme. Flschbacher Potomac Lodge. No. IS. Independent with tinerar or adds, la SOO per cent eaater applied, possessed cold, neuter temperament. 120 HOMELESS BY FIRE. Odd Fellows, will celebrate on fa Sepnrstte a Order of QUIZ! gin J per cent mater eerriet. and aold at a Her from Sister. and was Incapable of bringing happiness March 20 the seventy-fift- h anniversary low txioa wttboot added cost for fancy books. 7.-- Paris. March 7. Madeleine, .the Slam- - to any man. Miss Hermann, on the con- Montreal. Quebec, March One hun Its founding. A feature of the A Booklet with fall partlcslars and factory prices persons of ne by null KHEC; sealed. ess twin, who was separated on "Wedne- trary, loved Earle profoundly and he dred and twenty were made will be an entertainment by sday from her sister. Suzanne, by means Intended to marry her after the present homeless today by the destruction by lire dramatic association of the Odd Fellows. W1. 11. LOREZ.V KLCCTRtC WORKS, of a delicate .surgical operation, died to- affair. of a bis tenement house In Bordeaux ThL lodce ha elected J. T. O'Meara 834 Llacoln Avenue, CHICAGO. IIX. day ol convulsions. The scandalous American press, M, De-- street. dalecate and W. Leon CUrk alternato S . - j - s -.- ,- ', I J '- T-- - LAi.' -- Vw r' - ....--.-IV-- -- . t:s 'zj l -- - .1- - rSU i.V. j ..