THE WASHINGTON STTIBAY JULY 10 1910

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STATEMENT BY THE JAILER

Condition of Private Scott InjuredIn Race Melee Reported Much Im-

proved anti Now Well Out ofDanger Rigid Inquiry Started byFort Myer Authorities

Excitement that iwe been at a feverheat over the attempted lynching f thenegro Robert Jackson at the Alaxandria County jalL has subsided some-

what rBut roiif sn rosst od In BeCense of

the Jail last night and Jailor HarryCrack said at a late hour that he an-

ticipated no further troubleI have locked up five negro who

were with Robinson when ho assaultedPrivate Scott declared the j ler lastnight in a telephone conversation witha Herald representative I have se-

cured from one of the statementthat he yelled when Scott was caughtCome on Ive got him J

Jailer Kept III NerveT want to give a twrreet statement

of my actions on occasion of the attempted lynching ether night Iwant to say that I was perfectly cooland never lout my nerve though Irealized that it was a serious propositionI was up against I said there wasnt-a man in the crowd I was afraid ofI knew tho soldiers were armed with revolvers but I simply told them thetruth that the prisoner was not in thejail and they were convinced of thestatement We are guarded tonightbut everything is quiet and I anticipate-no trouble The soldiers treated me withevery consideration

The condition of Private Scott accord-ing to report late last night from tilepost hospital was to the effect that beis much improved and now Well out ofdanger

A rigid investigation has been startedAt Fort Myer into the attempted assaultupon the Jail Search for the participantswill be thorough and the punishment thatwin be meted out to the soldiers will beon the following charge Leaving quar-ters at night going off post without leavetmd intent to violate civil law by lynching of a negro Robert Jackson for attack upon one of their own number

The details will be embodied in a report to be made the coming week toBrig Gen Walter Howe at the head-quarters of the Department of the Eastin New York

Capt Horns StatementCol Joseph Garrard commanding off-

icer of the post has gone to the maneu-ver camp at Gettysburg Capt T NHorn of the Third Field Artillery re-

maining in his place to direct the inves-tigation

The only fortunate clrcumetajiQpsaid Capt Horn is that there was noattempt at violence by the men There-IS no doubt that they went to the Jailand asked the jailer to turn the negroover to them At livE I though thatonly a few soldiers congregated aroundthe prison I have since learned how-ever that forty or fifty men lett theirquarters slipped through the guard linesand demanded that Jaler Crack thenegro over to them But there was noovert act no attempt at vtolencp no effor to assault the jailer or to force thejail doors

Awaiting the result of the injuries gustained by Private Scott of Pert SlyerJudge J B T Thornton of the CircuitCourt for Alexandria County decidedyesterday not to adjourn court Jer sev-eral days

COL T W SOPKINS NAMED

Will Represent Dlnirfct at Gettys-burg Celebration in 1D1J

Commissioner Rudolph yesterday appointed Col W HopJtin to

the DJst ct at the celebration atGettysburg OB July 1 to 4 t W-Omemorate the fiftieth anniversary of thebattle

The State gf Pennsylvania has IssuedInvitations ip tll States ef the Ufcton andto the government of the United Statesat large to send TepreftntaUvec Therepresentatives of the yntted tatas willbe Senators Walden B Ifeybttrn and IsUdor Raynor and PenretentatrveB JamesA Tawney1 Dtniel P Lafean find JohnLamb

ELKS OFF FOR DETROIT

Washington 10 Be Well Representedat Annual Convention

About forty of the Washington Elksleft last night In a special Ar for theconvention at Detroit where bestpeople on earth will revel in the greatfunfest that attracts the whole country

Sixty more will leave today forminganother party but all bent for the samehappy gathering Washington will bewell represented this year Past ExaltedRuler Robert M MeWade the fatherof them all wit hold the party ieavng thQ Union Station at 10 oclock thismorning

Some will remain in the special car andgo straight to Detroit and others wflt50 to Buffalo and enjoy the trip bysteamei over Lake Erie

Atlantic City seems to be the favoritetlty for the next convention

Hurt in Car CrashDavid Boyd colored twenty years old

Irlver for Georo B Mtlllln a liverytable keeper the Broad Broach roadvas seriously Injured last night and hisvagon demolished when struck by a Capl21 Traction car in Connecticut avenuelorthwest near Tilden srteet He wasaken to the Emergency Hospital wheretIs condition is reported to be seriouseveral ribs were broken and he BUS

ained Internal injuries

Woman Atitol t Are ImprovingReport from the attending physiciansf Mrs R Z Roberts and Mrs E S-

eek of liB Newton street both ofwhom were severely injured Friday nightthen their automobile was struck bytreet car at Seventeenth street and Conectlcut are rapidly recoveringdrs Peck was the most seriously injuredeck was the most seriously Injuredavlng a severe cut on the head but lastight was resting easily and no compi-lations are expected

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of Commerce a d Labor N geland Postmaster General Hitchcock jump-

ed irains for cooler slimatesProf Willis L Moore chief of the

Weather Bureau is holding down thelid in the Department of AgricultureSecretary Wilson is on his annual va

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COUNCIL IS FLOURISHING

Potomac X Hears Grati-fying Reports

Potomac Council No 208 of the Ka-

ttemil Union held a regular mooting andInitiation at Pythian Templs lest nightExPrMHenta F E Ferguson andCharles T Headier who were electedsenators to the supreme body of theoilier a short time ago were presentand made abort addresses thankingmembers for their support

The semiannual reports of the finan-

cial secretary and tHe treasurer showedthe council to be In a most flourishingcondition A donation was made to tilePlonar Council No 1 Sons of Johnadabfor their annual excursion

It was announced hat the firstwhich tills council won In the class

held tune 9 will be given to thecouncil In the future The prize Is

H cashAfter W B Bowers T J nines

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bers held a smoker and social session

Robbed of Gold WatchHarry S Bagler mof 1264 B street south

wont reported to the police last nightthat his rosidonce had been entered

during the day and a gold watchvalue at 160 and about 10 in cosh stolonEntrance to the dwelling had evidentlybeeji gained by a rear door fastened onlyby a latched screen

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ACCUSES GOVERNOR

Says Maryland Executive Has

Acted Illegally

Baltimore July 9 Charles BenedictCalvert a Washington attorney has senta second to Gov Crothers accus-ing the chief executive of Maryland ofacting In an Illegal and arbitrary man-

ner In remitting the fines of automobH-

ists who were arrested a short time agoat Berwyn Md for speeding Mr Calvort declares that tho governor was ex-

tremely discourteous and that he had noright to remit the fines

Declaring that he had called the attajitlon of the governor to the fact that byremitting the fines he was committing aviolation of the duty of an executiveofficer Mr Calvert adds that the governor paid no attention to his suggestionbut instructed the secretary of State toenforce his order remitting said finesand forfeiture Among other thingsMr Calvert writes

It occurs to me as a remarkablethat the highest executive officer of

the Stato would seem by hfs action tocondone the violation of law made forthe public protection and remit the finesimposed upon those who have violatedthe law without any notice whatsoeverto the lodal authorities so that theymight acquaint you with the facts of the

caseThe constitutional provision giving youthe power to remit finjs was Intended torelieve Injustice arid to be used as avindication of the guilty and the

following In the spirit of the con-

stitution can never exercise the powerwithout giving the local authorities anopportunity to preterit the fact to him

Struck by Pnasihs CarWhile leaning out of the wlndo of a

southbound car yesterday morning W B-

Ryan twentysix years old of 2311 FItteenth street northwest struck onthe the handle of a northboundcar at Fifteenth street and Now Yorkavenue The injury was a one

Jt Woman Falls from CarAnnie McKeever fortyfour years old

oc 215 B street northwest was thrown tothe ground while alighting from a car atPennsylvania avenue And Third streetnorthwest yesterday afternoon and was

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SUES HER DENTIST

Woman Wants 5000 Damages for

Breaking Molar ToothDamages In the sum of are asked

by Frances Bargtow tn the bill of a suitshe has med in the DlstrKjt SupremeCourt against J Roland Walton a denflat of 702 Tenth street northwest

The plaintiff allegos that In Januaryshe employed the defendant to tft

tend her as a dentist and to herof a diseased tooth and that he treatedher until May Then she alleges heacted Inan unskillful ignorant and neg-ligent manner with the result that hebroke off In her molar tooth a steel

and that the tooth had to beremoved by another dentist

Hitler hurt Wheel DemolishedWhile riding a bicycle In Fourteenth

street Thomas Circle last nightLouis Steeble tweleve years old wasslightly Injured by a collision with awagon driven by a colored man The boywas thrown to the pavement and outabout the face and head but refused togo to a hospital The bicycle was de-

molished

Car Collides Tvltlu SprinklerPassengers on Capital Traction car No

159 were shaken up last night when thecar collided with a city street sprinklerat Fourteenth and iionroe streets northwest The sprinkler was put out of com-

mission but no one was Injured

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DIEDAMISSOn Friday July S 1910 at 1030

a m GERTRUDE E AMISS of1 OS Monroe street northwest belovedwife of William H Amiss and daugh-ter of the late J H and SarahRichards

Funeral Monday 11 at 10 a mFriends and relatives invited Inter-

s went privateBOSTON On Friday July S 1910 at 615

p m at Ms residence 1126 Fourthstreet southeast JOSEPH RAY-MOND son of the late Charles Hand Mary C Boston nee Crimminsin his nineteenth year

Funeral Monday morning July 11 fromthe above residence oclockthence to St Peters Church whererequiem mass will be said at 930 a m

on Friday July 81U at 380 p m WILLIAM HER-BERT beloved and only son ofCharles E and Alice R Collins neeJett aged eighteen years and onemonth

Funeral from his late residence 622Pickford place northeast on MondayJuly 11 at 8iO a m thence to StJosephs Church where mass will besaid for the repose of his soulFriends and relatives respectfully invited Interment at Mount Olivet

NOUD On Saturday 9 1910 ERMINA J NOUD widow of JamesNoud aged seventy

Funeral at Oak Hill Chapel MondayJuly 11 at 4 oclock

McDONOTJGHOn Friday July 8 1910Providence Hospital PATRICK J

McDONOUGH husband ofAnnie M McDonough nee Dorsey-in the year of his age

Funeral from his late residence 2428 Istreet northwest Monday July 11 at9 a mt thence to St StephensChurch where requiem mass will besaid for the repose of his soul

MILLEROn Friday July 8 1910 atWalter Reed General Hospital ED-WARD S MILLERmasters Department U S A

Funeral services will be held at Leeschapel 332 Pennsylvania avenuenorthwest Monday 11 at 3 p mRelatives and friends invited Inter-ment in Cemetery

SCOTT On Friday July 8 1910 at 515m at her residence 439 Rhode

Island avenue northwest CATH-ERINE V SCOTT widow of WilliamScott aged seventyeight years

Funeral H at 930 a mfrom the Immaculate ConceptionChurch Eighth and N streets north-west

WILMARTHOfl Friday 8 1910at Fairfax CAROLINE AUGTJSTA COBURN l widow of James

WllmarthFuneral at Oak Hill Chapel Monday

July II at 10 a m

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