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Rev J Howard Wells MakesScatHing Arraignment of

Passing Year

WORLD DRIFTINGAWAY FROM GOD

Sounds Plea for Revival and a Per-

sonal Interpretation of

the Bible

tiie record for the year M S isworst Jn history in great crmtes newgrafts and men in high and low

have fallen to wreck and ruin ItIsis not been equaled in any year in thej st It is evidence that the world isdrifting away from God

With this startling assertion the RevJ Howard Wells potnted out the lesionsof the times to the congregation of theMt Vernon Methodist Episcopal ChurohSouth this morning

He called on his hearers to learn fromII

a part of history and shun them inthe coming year

The nation is rapidly drifting into anattitude of disbelief in the mercy ofGod and this is Uw greatest of coursethe preaoher seJd Men are busy hecontinued with ideas of Clod and theBible which are not found in the holywritings at all but emanate from themind of man

He plead with his people to study theElbls and draw their own conclusionsas to what It means without acceptingthe interpretation given other men

The Rev Wells in i artThe merry days Christmas are

now past and but few more dayt olthe old year remain The record of theold year will yoon be completed and itwill be gone forever Ve cannot callIt back change a single deed orstraighten out a single line Everydeed act and thought starts you in theface What is your record for the pastyear and what is your attitude for thenew year to come

The great today is faithfulness toward God There are toomany people In the church already whodo not amount to anything

What we need is a revival to upliftchurches themselves Men need theconsciousness that Gc l exists Scteitretnds to Imprest men that God is somefaraway intangible being Most jtresent of the mvtt nreit gotten direct from the Bible Lutfrfttti books and distorted personal viewsof there There would not be half son my cranks and laths in today if people would take the Bible andit Many people wish tear thev ii away and Into the futureDont go to spiritualists and mediumsf r It is only a waste of time and Idlecuriosity Dont bother about fortunetoilers either It is only in vain anda waste of time Let the of thedead alone They are resting from theirtoils and tabors I die I wantto rest In pease and not be bothered bvthe curious God will reveal all in proper and seasonable time The true andonly path of the new year is the onethat

WEARS COSTLY GEMSSTILL GOES TO JAIL

Judge Refuses to Let Woman PawnDiamonds to Pay

FineBOSTON Doc 27 Her lingers cov-

ered with diamonds Mary Wilson ofBaltimore was unable to pay her linein the city police court a she couldnot pawn her valuable jewels to raisethe needed 7S imposed upon her byJudge Ely for alleged shoplifting

The woman appealed to courtofficers to secure the money for her1ut they told her her diamonds wereworthless In court so far as payingtines was concerned

I ownhearte Miss Wilson asked ayoung lawyer to go to a pawnshopand get enough money to pay thefine Judge Ely overheard tKos

con-s and would thelawyer to take the jewelry T Afterwaiting several Miss Wilsonwas sent to

MIDDTE IN DANGEROF LOSING SIGHTI-

n grave danger of toeing his sightfrom what was said te be the faulty

of nitrate o silver atthe Annapolis Naval Academy sickquarters Midshipman Harry W Ste

of the first class whose home-is Lincoln Neb is in Washington forspecial treatment-

In advance of an official InvestigationsrtatemenU about the affair are guard

but there i great indignation overthe occurrence among the schoolmates-of the young man

WEATHER REPORTTilt weather conditions within the lim

its of observation today are unimportant There has no market changeit temperature in any section of theciiiintry but frost occurred in northern

central Florida and temperaturesfreedns in

Moderate temperatures will prevail Inall sections winds along the NewKugland and Viddle Atlantic coast willl fresh southwest to west

TEMPKRATURBS TODAY-S a m S49 a m 1 17-

lo a m ja11 a m 36

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICTGenerally fair tonight and Monday

Warmer ternj nature near freezing freskto west

SUN TABLEun rises 7tt

Sun sets 4HTIDE TABLE

Today High tide 11 m ami UrSTm Low ir a m and SrJl p m-

Tonwrrew Iih dive 12 i a mtide f12 a m and 132 p ra

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Charred Body Is Discoveredby Passerby This

Morning

OIL CAN tAPLODEDCLOTHES SAI ORATED

Signs of Desperate Fight Against

Flames Appear in and

Around Box

Sitting in an attitude of repose on theof building S streetTwentythird and Twentyfourth

streets northwest where was employed as a watchman the lifeless bodyof Callahan with clothes stillsmoldering from the lire which causedhis death discovered about 9 oclockthis morning

No one was present when he diedbut the appearance of the corpse withbody charred and face acorcbed showedthat he must have been a living torchas he struggled with the flames thatwere burning Into his vitals

Finding ef BodyCallahan had not teen dead long

when he was discovered by WilliamPayne of W7S Mintwood place whonotified the Tenth precinct police

His body about twenty fretthe little box which he occupied-

as watchman and where the beginning-of the tragedy took place For In thatbox the police found traces of bloodand burning clothing and the pieces ofa broken lantern

It is supposed that Callahan had en-

tered the box to replenish the lire hekept there Finding it low he evidentlythrew some kerosene on the coals andin the explosion which followed hisclothes were sprinkled with the oil andimmediately caught Are

Maddened by the heat he threw Idared lantern to the ground and seixedhis burning clothes wrenching awaygreat pieces of them and throwing themto the floor of the box But the flameswere satins into his flesh and in hisagony he thought to get out of the BOXinto the open air Blind with agony liedashed against the sides of the boxbruising his face and tearing his hands

Tears Earning CIeteAs he emerged from the box Calla-

han evidently tor away more oC theburning clothes for ashes were foundonlIe traveled snout twsnty feet to thesteps evidently arid there overcomesat down to die In that position his

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ST LOUIS Mo Dee 27UnfoMH gr astory wit childish simplicity that madestrong nren yield to tears GenevieveMcXamava the twelveyearold daugh-ter of Thomas McNamara of East StLouis testified in the Kane countycourt at Geneva after seeking freedomfrom the State Home for Girls atGeneva ten days ago she felt into thehands of a man to whom she went forprotection but who in turn mistreatedher Davis a laborer of GenevaIs under arrest having been identifiedby as the one who wrongedherLike the adventures of the heroines offiction reads the tale that the little girltold of the escape from the home

sobs she told of being home sickand longing for a home educing thChristmas holidays she planned to escape and go to her parents in Eastover which she put theAfter attending mass she wert to herroom slipped off her uniform and scaledthe high wall that surrounds the place

Out of th grounds she determined-to make good r escape but was metwith a problem when she came to theFox river which Stows by the institution jumping from one block of ice toanother balancing between life anddeath the other side andsought shelter Seeing smoke comingfrom a box car she decided to applythere for protection Clad only in alight dress and bareheaded feltthe effects of the cold A knock broughti roughlooking mam to the Muchfrightened by his appearance she beggedhis pardon was preparing to go onher way when he called to invit-ing her to come in She did so andspent the night there There was not

Before leaving the next mornln G ibin

into her hand and her toby threats of terrible punishment Sheboarded a northwestern train but notfor East St Louis whether she decidedto leave home entirely she did notbut simply testified that she went toChicago Her scant attirethe attention of a policeman who inwonder questioned her She told thestory She was returned to the institu-tion and there told of her wrongs onthe night she escaped from the home

Citizens SeekTo Lynch Brute Tramp

WHEELING W Va Dee mobof angry citteehs stormed the Moundsville Jail this morning and attempted todo violence to a tramp who was arrest-ed near Broad Tree a small town onthe main line of the Baltimore and Ohiorailroad tar attempted criminal assault

n Miss May a tenyearoldThe little girl was returning home

from school when he her onthe roadway The girls screambrought Orville Brown a constable who

nearby and after a running fightm which several shots were I tat

the tramp

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body was found and it was not disturbed until the patrol wagon from theTenth precinct took it back to the sta-tion

Callahan was a plasterer Ijy trade andreceived good wages w a at work Oflate h has been employ jf as watchmanHis wife and three daughters atMB W and ha a slater resid-ing at 93 S street Call banstarted proceedings for a divorce sometime ago

About last night Officer J 3Sullivan of the Tenth precinct went tothe box tn which Callahan was staying-to talk with him

You will get heist up herewith your cigarettes and kero-

sene the officer remarked whenCallahan smoking in the little box

I havent been burst in forty yearswas the response

Officer Hunt asseU the place of thetragedy this momhv shortlyoctock noticad the light Inthe He saw o Calla-han and it is apposed he was still

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Public and CutsExpenditures

BERLIN Dee 27 With an annualincome of OO9W there has been a I

deficit every year in the Kaisersbudget according to figures gatheredby the Weekly Montagswelt which Itis soon to make public

The total of these deficits which extend back to 1888 when the Kaiser asslimed throne has not been an-nounced but that will reach farInto the millions te not doubted

Recent economies rrxcticed by theEmperor and other members of the royalfamily all of whom an supported outof the Kaisers purse indicate that theEmperor has at last determined to turn-over a new leaf and that 1908 may set-a new record

Following the sale of five of hiscastles first announced in these

Crown Prince William hasabandoned the construction of a mag-nificent palace at Bao Jsberjr work nwhich te now well under way He willcontinue to live in the small pateee atPotsdam which Is Inconvenient and outof date A year ago the royal familywould not have thought of such a

but the events of the lastfew months has baowa the Kaiser thathe must exercise all of his wits to winback the favor of the people and he isdetermined as one means to this end tolive within his income

KAISER SCRIMPING

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bama Port DestroyedResidents Fighting

Flames

MOBILE Ala Dec 27 The newCatholic Church St Timothys atAlabama Port near here wen destroyed by today that started inwoods Residents of that place arefighting the fire to save their homeswhich are threatened

TOT DRINKS ACIDCLEVELAND Ohio Dee 27 While

playing with his sister over theirChristmas toys fiveyearold EdwardRiley of Akron Ohio found a bottlecontaining carbolic acid and swallow-ed a quantity Hard work sav-ed his life

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AFLAMEAS NEVER

Further Injustice and Nothing

Could Stop Insane Rage of

Aroused People-

ST PBTlinSBUHG Dee B Finlandhas thrown down the gage of battleto Russia

In a dramatic conference between Ed-

ward HJett v4c president of the lnnigh senate and the Czar the facts ofwhich became public today Hjeltcd the Czar that the renewal ofsian oppression In Finland would befollowed by the most disastrous oonsenueneeg

And if the conflict the Czarwas told the blood f the slain willb upon your heed The Finns will riseto iurse you

Hjelt that all that I needed toplacate the rids is for Russia te recog-

nize utionomou government oi theand not to sentient the en-

croachment on the Finnish constitutionThe Czar Is reported as listening to

Hjelt In meekms without making anypromises

The Funs are fearful that when thediet meets early next month the repres-sive meaaree that Russia ha adopted

the point where the people can no I

longer be held in restraint

Believes Russia FacesIts Greatest Crisis

LONDON Dee a Owla r to tbestrictest censorship that been placedon Russian In years dish diplouuus art today fearful that a state ofInternal dtaorder little suspectedby the outside worM prevails in theOars empire

The extent of this censorship wasnever better illustrated thaa In the re-

port of yesterday battle betweensoldier sad terrorists nv Moscow ofwfete oair meet n ea er ua-sslH actNMntts have etaJKti

It te relieved here that this lash wafar more Mrtou than reported and thatIt will mark the resumption of suchrepressive measures a have madeRussias name a reprsAch

The recurrence of nihill In the em-pire cholera plague the Finnishdisorders and th opposition of a largepart of the Rue an people to becominginvolved in anotoer war a a result ofthe Balkan trouble are subject thetrue status of which UK governmentauthorities are not informing the world

out from news centers are ominous intone and it would not surprise England-in the least to hear at any moment ofa crisis being reached

Nihilism Breaks OutVigor

GENEVA Dec 7Ancther reign ofnihilfora ha been precipitated in Russia-as the result of yesterdays fatal dashbetween soldiers and revolutionists ina villa near Moscow

From th highest nihilistic authorityIt te learned that word has gone out ft rthe nihilist agents to scatter throughoutRussia fomenting revolutions and

assassinationsThe bloody era of nihilism WItS sue

pfmted in Russia when the Czar proclaimed his reign of liberalism but yesterdays fight near Moscow the letterssay proves that Nicholas is insincereand there is no longer any hope of reform under his rule

For months the nlhlLsts have beenpreparing for just such a provocation-as the Moscow affair affords and theywill be quick to take advantage of It

All the powers of Pueefci cannotcrush out nlhttteru as lorg as despotismlasts declared one of the leaders today We expect soon to startle theworld with what the authorities callWoody butcheries but it is only

way to free Russia

MORGAN AND ELIOTTO BE STAR GUESTS

Reunion of Boston English HighSchool January 14 Gala

EventBOSTON Dee 27 Went Eliot of

Harvard and J Pierpont Morgan wiltbe guests of honor at the great reunionand dinner of the Boston English HighSchool to be held at Boston Cftyriub on January 14

Members of the city and State government will be present besides otherdtetingufched guests and it promises tobe one of the most interesting eventshi the eightyeight years of the

of the school

BURGLAR DESPERATECINCINNATI Dec 7 A burglar who

Tas trapped in the home of M Gross-man in the Walnut Hills section of thecity early this morning made his escape from the police by leaping from-a fourth floor window The thief en-tered the house through stcepd storywindow to which he had climbed withthe aid o a Mrs Gross-man heard the i wltug aboutthe house and Mbe ace to facewith hue in the hallway on the secondfloor Tko man ran rtairs to thefourth floor

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MAJOR TAY J MORROW

MINIATURETHE ONLY CLUE

Mangled Body of WellDressed Man Found on TraysNear Union Station With Beautiful

in Coat Lapel

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lapel of hisThe body Is that f HJst mam with

dark hair sad faWy JMMp-robiblr about thirty years ate It

are not recognizableThis zninlator te of kind sold at

every summer resort The face Is thatof a young woman of about twentyflvyears of age and te clearly defined

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DISTRICT DIVORCES

Almost Seven Per Cent ofMarriages Here End in

the Court Room

Nearly 7 per cent of all couples married in the District of Columbia m twen-ty years from January 1 1887 to Decem-ber a 196S later obtained divorces Delin about twothirds of the divorce easeschildren were affected Fifty thousand

hundred and fortyfour coupleswere united in the bonds of matrimonyduring the period named and the maritalties were found irksome in 3J36 cases

These figures on marriage and divorceIn the District of Columbia have beencompiled in the completed statistics OH

marriage and divorce Just issued brDirector North

Divorce in the District of Columbiahas been steadily increasing since ttpthe increase gouts far above the ratioof increase In population and the

in the number of marriages InContinued on Page Thirteen

PROBE FOR

W Beaudette twentyoneyears old and employed in the silkmills at Alexandria who was shot byLawrence W Peters at the residence ofWilliam McGowan 7J2 South Leestreet Alexandria in a lit of Jealousywas this morning removed to theAlexandria Hospital where the bulletwhich lodged over her left eye willb removed

Peters pressed the revolver againsther left temple while she was dazedby the blow which he had dealt withhis Hat but Miss Beaudette saved

by pushing the revolver to oneside just as he pulled the triggerPeters then held the weapon to hisright temple pulled the trigger anddied almost instantly

Peters body was removed after thetragedy to the undertaking establish-ment of William Domain King andAlfred streets Alexandria His par-ents who live at Prev4ence R Iwere notified Coroner Moore statedthis morning that k did not thinkan in nt nnf asssryease of sulelj

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nd earned it te the staOen TIle farosku crushed In both feet

were eat e and otherwise the bodywas badly mangled

At M and X streets where the bodywas picked up the yards are elevatedand dMficult for a person not a rail-road man to Ne report wasturned tn during the night ofbitting a mart the yards According-ly It is Jurmi3ed that the man fellfrom some train and was then struckbefore he could get out of the yards

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Meeting

By JAXES HAY JrAUGUSTA G Dee 27 Frank H

Hitchcock will arrive m Augusta Tues-day morning according to a letterPresidentelect Taft received from binthis morning

Mr Taft win consult with Hitchcockon certain proposed passages affectingthe South in his inaugural address andfirst message to Congress Hitchcockte thoroughly familiar with affairs Inthe South having gained this knowledgewhile be was In the Postoffice Depart-Dent and while be was managing theTaft preconvention campaign-

At the dinner to the Presidentelect last night by Henry C Maxwellthere were fifteen guests including tenof the most prominent Republicans inGeorgia and five well known DemocratsAlthough it had ben said that nespeeches would be made everyone of theguests including the Democrats tookoccasion to talk Alt of them dwelt onthe progress Mr Taft Is making tospread Republicanism in the South

Emery Wlnahip one of the lendingDomocrate of Macon Ga was es-pecially emphatic in his commendationof the work Mr Taft has done tothe South a power in national politicsby so strengthening the Republicanpart in this section as to deprive theDew crats of having things all theirown way He characterised pres-ent era as a crt In the South whichthe Presidentelect has created andwhich only he can carry to successfulissue

In replying to all the speeches MrTaft said he appreciated the inrhioh his efforts had been receivedHe explained that ft Is hard for aPrealdentelect to the proper per-spective of such things bemuse altpersons as a resnU of their loyalty totheir government and the temporaryhead of It are apt to be compli-mentary and thus charitably forbearfrom eiticism

Mr Taft has begun work on his inau-gural address The actual writing ofthe document has not yet been startedasseiVjiing data be It well mappedout It to interesting to know that hinaugural address will te all probablutvhave a strorg passage on the necessityfor the expedition of the administrationof the law in all the courts of the landso as to give prompt decisions In allcivil suits He will also recommend itte the iKht prompter Administration ofcriminal law so as to prevent excessiveptricds of imprisonment preceding trial

The spent a quietBe dM not cjo to church mornleg but spent the forenoon resting in

his cottage Tomorrow he receivea delegation from Atlanta will askto that city

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Changed System of Measur-ing Asphalt Held Responsi-

ble for Public Loss

MORROWS TRANSFERREVEALS INQUIRY

Former Commissiooer Had Bc nInvestigating foc Months Get-

ting Full Data J

The government of the Dlsof Columbia in the light ofments to this hour faces one oibiggest sensations in its bistr r-

Involved is the BrennanCompany holders f

contract for asphalt paving ni isum of nearlyhave been overpaid this cmpJthrough a peculiar system of osrjl

which the recoisathe District Commissioner j

claimed show never hui tsanction of that body

HUGE SCANDAL LIIELYSo sensational is every ikM t

the transaction now being hveSgated by the Bpard of ComniiIers that its ramifications re Jteventually in the exposure tscandal that will shake the four Jtions of practically every branch t-

ttie District government and trrwin startle the city as a whole cvimore than did the investigations ayear ago in which the Brernrtucompany charged the improveletting of asphalt contracts

Tha the affair which Is theject of 1ivBstliaHou by ttoa Cum

due to t recent dep cf frs-

xhtftfoaec Morrow has haltaet doa te charge for five mThe a a body hav j

takes up work and the rtsut fthat probe has been plated hi the Landsof the Corporation Counsel for acts

It te known that this investigation hshown

measuring asphalt has been that kruas measured cart at the plant 1

District paying for the asphalt by Ihcubic foot

That in lint Brssaan objected to tplea of measurement on tb ground ththe newly disturbed asphalt at the pmeasured more than it should and ti ahe should have an extra allowancethe shrinkage by the Om k racael nstreet

That thrcugh A W Dow then m petor of asphalts aa order was Issued tthe plant inspectors directing that thrmkage Ofilchds of the Districtersanent are reticent as to the cxa

Recently Off

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It U further stated that there i

ers of the DIstrict of a y action authorbiD this h er sd paraent toBrennan companyAn official who has had posse lo

of the papers hi the case estimates thoverpayment to the Brendan companyat from J3B I to

te also known that the CV mmMasters after completing the workgun by Major Morrow asCommissioner held a isjfrttem on Frday last and agreed to refer the entirmatter to the Corporation Counsel and

CoountesioBters were agreedthat sufficient grenade had been

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as the Bresjnaa gypsyunderbid by large figure all oth rcompetitor loc street repair work It i

now problematical says an officialwhether the company as a financiiproposition can consistently continito carry its contract with th city

The alleged overpayment te sail t

and not m surface work propernew aseasoremesit system said t

a half before the expiration of the MBeeman contract which ended in July067 It was suddenly terminatedthe tavestlgsitkMi hetBUt followingdiscovery or an overpayment to the Braanasi camps ay

courts 0 t f CaseMajor Jay J Morrow former Engineer

Commtasfoaer who ha been conduct-ing the Investigation for the past ivmonths emphatically declined to

today on the naB text of the inT tbjatiea on the ground that he hadturned over the papers to hte

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