THE ETENmG TIMES WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY JUNE 25 19028

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FOUR PRINCIPAL

Official Statement of the Mass efWork Perfjgmed by the Bureau A

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tures up to Date

The Dfrector of the Census anouncesas effect tho law of March 3 1399

leaking mandatory the completion of thefour principal reports that Is popula-

tion mamifacttires agriculture andvital statistics

The bouad volumes showing the re-

sults of these different investigationsare now being shipped tram the CensusOffice at the rate of 1098 per day andwill shortly be in the hands of thepublic The entire issuance will consistof something over 100000 volumes ag-

gregating 10000000 printed pages of statistical matter This is undoubtedly thegreatest statistical feat ever undertakenand carried to a successful conclusionwithin the time allotted for the conipletica of the work involving somethingless than twenty four months for the securing of the facts and the deliverance-of the results

Field Labor of Officials-

At the outset of the work the countrywas divided into 52S72 enumeration districts 300 supervisors districtsThere were received at the Census Officeas the result of the work 900009schedules on population 50000 schduleafor vital statistics 573824 agriculturalschedules and 606401 schedules on man-ufacturesTbr were over 21i009000 car ls

punched for use in the tabulating ma-chines and the number of eards thatpassed through te machines was about620000009

The clerical force reached its maxi-mum in I960 when there were 3554 persons engaged in the bureau in Washington There were employed as specialagents in the field for the collection ofstatistics 2648 persons Themum number of employes of the TwelfthCensus WRS 59373 The total expend-itures to date approximate 12000000

There has been a aeries of bulletinsissued that will by the time the seriesis completed number about M involv-ing 5aCO pages

In the mechanical division of the workthere have been used seventyfour adding machines and 11 Hollerith tabulat-ing machines white the approximatenumber of percentages worked was 1656000

Volumes Devoted to PopulationVolumes I and H of the Twelfth Cen-

sus Reports are devoted to population-by States and Territories by minor civildivisions cities towns and villages andby extended details of sex color parentage birth conjugal conditionschool attendance Illiteracy occupa-tions dwellings and families and pro-prietorship of homes

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tal staUctJcs presenting tables ofdeaths by specified diseases by age andsex color aa race conjugal conditionbirthplace 1 mothers and registrationand nonregistration districts with details of classified by States andTerritories at cWain ages by monthsetc

Farms and Farm ProductsVolumes V and VI are devoted to agri

culture presentIng extended tables ofproducts and animals and statis-

tics of crops in detailChapters Regarding Manufactures

Volumes VII VIH IX and X relate tomanufactures presenting general ta-bles of manufactures manufactures byStates and Territories with details bycities and special reports largely byrpert pedal agents of the Census Of-

fice These reports consist of extendedtables relating to the different indus-tries detailed discussion of UKtables and brief accounts of originand progress of the industry

As an illustration of the extent ofthese volumes it nay be mentioned that

contain almost see extended gen-eral tables andsmaller supplementary tables

From the DirectorDirector Merriam feels that the splen-

did results achieved by his bureau aredue to the intelligence efficiency andfidelity displayed by his various subordinates and he desires to acknowledgethe loyalty and devotion shown by theAssistant Director the chief statisticians the geographer the assistant ge-ographer the chief clerk the appoint-ment clerk and the clerical force of theoffice in carrying the enormous task im-posed upon him by Congress to such aneminently successful termination

The Death Record

The following deathcs for twentyfearnoun were reported at the Health De-

partment up to yesterdayRosalie Rosenberg ji yearsAndrew Chapman jrearMorrell Marean 59Annie E Howard 31 yeavtLGeorge Washington SO yearsDennis Johnson iC years

Willis C Hardernan 42 yearsLatesia Clark 41 yearsSjlvaiujus BUtKoard 39Rose Leonard 3 yearsMary H Corbett yeaiRoy Saunders 2S yearsAndrew Dell 24 yearsWilliam Primrose yoursBurnetta Gray f monthsRush Thornier 6 monthsJoseph Henderson 5 monthsRobert M Jenkins 4 monthsAnnie M Johnson 3 monthsViolet B Harper 2 mouthsFannie Ball 2 monthsPrank Bland 2 months v

Infant of Lillie and William Jackson1 day

Mark H Adams 1 day

J6 Escursioos t the Seashore 6Via Pwwylv ris tUibxwd to Atlantic cityCape M r re n City or Sea Ida neta VB tsck Friday and

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MATTERS Of INTEREST-

IN DISTRICT AFFAIRS

By order of the Commissioners steamengineers licenses have been issued asfollows Locomobile Scott Taliaferrofirst class Oliver Perry Angelo thirdclass J Gordon Phillips A E Gallagher William II Thomas and EugeneRose

Commissioner Ross has sent the fol-

lowing communication to his associatesThe amount of time taken up every-

day in discussing the subject of ap-

pointments of police anti fire surgeonsand the vast amount of excellent

offered induce me to submit a mo-tion to the following effect That allapplicants for the position named be no-

tified that the Civil Service Commissionwill be requestor to hold an examina-tion for that position some time in themonth of July the qualifications to beprescribed for the candidates enteringsuch competition as to the length oractual practice and hospital experience-to hereafter determined

The Commissioners by order havepromulgated the amendments to the po-

lice regulations proposed by the ActingEngineer Commissioner relating to theSubject of projectioins and especiallythe kind of showcases etc that will beallowed on business and resident streetsrespectively The regulatloins were

in full in The Times a few days

Inspecto Wallace of the Sewer Divi-

sion has ceported on the application ofJohn G Meirberg for a permit to run aconduit across the alley in square 99ifor the purpose of installing electriclights at 714 Eleventh Street southeastthat it cannot e granted under the lawof May 26 IMOwhich provides that theconduit pipes shall be used only to con-nect the premises owned and operatedby the penait

Will Probably Retire FromWeather Bureau Service

Prof Reginald A Fesseaden inventor-of the wireless system of telegraphybearing his name arrived in the citythis morning from Norfolk Va and isregistered at the Raleigh For somemonths past he has been at RoanokeIsland where experiments have beenconducted

It is stated that Prof Fessenden ex

in September that he may devotehis energies to pushing his telegraphysystem and introduce it for commercial-use Prof Fessenden is authority forthe statement that stations will soon beerected some thirty miles from SinFrancisco for the purpose of dissemminating weather reports

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A Letter Ten Days Old Received bySecretary Hay

just been received at the Statefrom Minister Bowen at Ca-

racas In this be said the situation wasgrowing serious and that the revolu-

tionists were rapidly approaching thecapital The department has received-no official advices yet regarding thebombardment reported to have takenplace near La Guaira

Should Commander McLain find thatofficial messages are being Interruptedhe can send the Topeka to Curacaofrom which they can be cabled to theUnited States Government officials donet know ekactly what to make of theabsence of information from Venezuelabut are apprehensive that the revolution-is a serious aspect

TAKEN ILL IN PARK

John Sibley an Old Soldier StrickenWith Apoplexy-

Mr John Sibley seventythree yearsold suffered a sudden stroke of appoptexy while walking through IowaCircle yesterday afternoon 4se was re-

moved to Homeopathic Hospital by thepolice and was attended by Dr SharpAfter receiving the medicalattention he was permitted to leave thehoerrfjaJ

Mr Sibley a survivor of the civilwar and was an Inmate of SoldiersHeme at Hampton Va He is visitingfriends in this city

When he left the hospital be went tothe home of Mr John G CoghHn 1701New Hampshire Avenue northwest

Canton to Have a Medical College

TIle United States consul at Cantonchina has reported to the State

under date of April 17 that theMedical Missionary Society in China hasderided to establish a medical collegefor men in cunaeetionwlth the societyshospital in Canton and Mr Robert MXeWade Usited States consul at Canton been elected chairman of the

mUtee un organization and equipeat A general appeal is to be Issued

for SHtecrij lions to the extent of 56jt the of building

etc and Mr Richard Hancock of Shewan Tonws Co Canton has beenebosea treasurer to take charge of allcontributIons

New Train and New ScheduleChesapeake and Ohio Railway

Kfccthv Sunday June 29 trains will leaveWwhiwrton daily as follows

tl and Ixniuville Expr M st Sreaching mountain resort stations SlIme

mote Cincinnati and Louisville next moni-St and Chicago that evening

to Cincinnati and Loowvilt-efratkm parlor ear to Virginia

flat week daysWMnurton and St Louis Special a new

trata will 30 p m and arrive Cm-l i iat H i ImH n ix K 8 p m St

Loots ji wl Chicago p m SolidToaiKi rWtticli l t d train with PullmanrieeKr 10 ISncionatf Indianapolis and StIxims Sartor r to Cbfaa o-

The F F V limited leave at 1110-p m M heretofore with Poilman deepere-JU CiuciimatJ and LotmvBte daily and Pullman

ear t VfagmJ Hot Springs Tues-day Thursday and Saturday

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WEATHER INDICATIONS-

Fair and warmer tonight Thursdayshowers with rising l mp raturo freshsouthwesterly winds increasing

TEMPERATURE9 a S

12 noon138 n m t a-

TH5 STOT AND THE MOONSun rises AJL Sun sets 72S PMMoon rises Moon setsl l PM

TIDE TABLELow tide 448 AM and 517lPMHigh 1046 AM and 3111 PM

STREET LIGHTINGLamps lit today 1 807 PMLamps out tomorrow 3 14 AM

AMUSEMENTSCJws Ts Tfo VVlsard of the Nile

afternoon awl eveningGArden evening

EXCURSIONSMcalcstcr for Marshall Hall

at 10 a m 230 and 630 p m

Norfolk and Washington lire for Fort-ress Monroe and Norfolk at G30 v m

Trains leave Pennsylvania Avenue andThirteenandahalf Street for Alexandria and Arlington every half hourMount Vernon hourly 10 a m to 3 D m

Chesapeake Beach See schedules under Railroads and Steamboats as totime

Colonial Beach Sieamer T V Arrowsmith See schedule under excursions-for time

mmm FARMERS

VISIT VERNON

Adjoun to Pay Homage atTomb of Washington

Secretary Wilson to Make an Informal

Address Before Convention at the

Session This Evening

The delegates to the convention of theAssociation of Farmers In-

stitute Workers now in session at theNational Hotel paid a visit to Mount

Vernon and Arlington Heights this af-

ternoon The party went by electriccar and will return this evening byboat

Secretary Wilson was not present atthe morning session as had been ex-

pected He will attend the conventionthis evening and make a briefinformaladdress to the Institute Workers Themorning session opened at 9 oclockwith PresIdent Amoss in the chair Thereports of several States and sectionsof the country were presented as fol-

lows Mr J S Tindall North Caro-

lina Mri J O Thompson West Vir-ginia Mr G C Creelman OntarioCanada Mr A L Martin Pennsyl-vania Mr George A McKerrow Wis-consin Dr A C True of the Agricul-tural Department Alaska Porto Ricoand the Philippines Prof W L AmossMaryland

The following papers were read anddiscussed at the morning session

The Farmers Institute as a Factorin Creating a Desire for an AgriculturalEducation Hon John Hamilton sec-retary of State Board of AgricultureHarrisburg Pa Discussion W W Mi-ller Columbus Ohio Prof W L Hutch-inson Mississippi

The Farmers Institute as a Promoterof a Closer Intimacy Between Farmers

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The Farmers Institute as a Mediumfor Developing the Mutual interests andRelations of Fanners and the UnitedStates Department of Agricultue DrA C True Department of AgricultureWashington D C DiscussionrProfW C Latta Lafayette Ind 0 CGregg Lynd Mian

At the session this evening after theaddress of the Secretary of AgricultureProf C C James of the department ofagriculture Toronto Canada will readA paper on the Teaching of Agricultire in the Puolic Schools This willbe followed by an address by Miss Breedof Norfolk Va on Teaching DomesticScience in the Rural Districts

The association will hold its annualelection of officers tomorrow morning

Marriage Licenses IssuedElijah H Allen and Emma V RussellJoseph L Simmons and Mastic Ella

MartinUlysses S Jackson and Grace FriendFrederick A Sabbs and Marr E Col

lin4Daniel Webster and Mary H WatsonCharles F Lanham U S A and

Alice M FearingHoward Armetead and Frances Car

neaterClaude W Marion and Mare A

QueenWilliam A Rogers and Catherine C

HealrWilliam A Stowart and Henrietta

GeorgeFlorence D MeAuliffe and Rosa M

BraschiTheodore A Clockdile and Cora L

HancockRobert F Saunders and Menna

BartholomaeJames S Wise and Ethel E JonesSamuel C Gasklns and Daisy H Cos

tonHarry M Butts and Elizabeth AMarable both of Prince George countyJtd

Joseph F Jacobs of the District ofColumbia and Maud Fortney of Fair-fax county Va

Charles L West and Robert J Baldwin

Frederick D B Austin and CatherineByrne

Walter U Wiltshire and Sadie Ben-nett of Richmond Va

Edward J Stewart and ClaraFrancis both of Seabrooke Md

William A Hurley and Maude G Cun-ningham

Lee Grant Myers and DoHa TracyWbalen

Charles W Powell and Daisy JacksonEdward R Noyes and Emma F Man

sell

Gook Shop Damaged by FireAbout 10 oclock last night an alarm

of fire was turned in from box 41 for ablaze in a shed located near the cornerof Fourandahalf and D Streets southwest The structure which was occu-pied by James White colored as a cookshop was almost entirely destroyedWhile attempting to extinguish thofire White was painfully burned aboutthe face and hands He was treated ata nearby drugstore-

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POLICE AT CROSSINGS

Citizens Object to Changes1at Railway Intersections

LETTERS TO COMMISSIONERS-

One Writer Declares the Present SystemGives Protection to Public AgainstBeing Made Victims of AccidentsSafeguard to Pedestrians

The Commissioners are daily receiv-ing letters from residents protestingagainst the bill pending in Congress tosupplant the street railway crossing po-

licemen by uniformed gasmen Amongthose writing upon the subject areHenry Franc Son i 7 Seventh Streetand A S Caywood t Ninth Streetnorthwest

Messrs Franc Son says their let-

ter being written by Mr Henry FrancWatchfulness of Men on Duty

I have the honor to that youmay not approve the proposed actionabolishing the crossingjjolice at pointswhere street railways Intersect I donot spend much time at such points buteven as a casual passerby I have wit-nessed dozens of instances where thewatchfulness of the crossing officer hasprevented what have been seriousaccidents I have noticed thts most fre-quently at the Fifth and G Street cross-ing that being nearest my residenceand I predict that any relaxing of thiswise precaution will result in some ac-cident

I have also seen the dracer at theSeventh and F Street crossing on manyoccasions force drivers and wheelmen toobserve the rules of the road and to keepon the proper side At such congestedcorners as this women and children arein constant peril unless guarded by someofficer in authority

The proposed flagmen at such pointsmay prevent accidents to the cars butthe public will be deprived of a safeguard they now enjoy and as one of thepublic I beg leave to protest against theproposed change

Influence on Teams and Bicycles-

Mr Caywood says

to the removal of policemen atthe electric railroad crossings as theyare a great protection to the publicwhen teams and bicycles are crossing thestreet at these points and when they seea policeman they naturally slacken theirspeeU and drive with more care and AS

pedestrians usually congregate in thestreet waiting for the cars to arriveand it is often difficult for a team to passthese crossings until a policeman makesthe crowd move to one side These of-

ficers also assist aged and Infirm peoon and off the cars and to the side-

walk and it is very dangerous for themto be without assistance at these places

Should Control Speed of CarsI also think that a policeman should

be at the crossings who has control ofthe speed of the cars as well as I suppose you know that In thq cities of

New York Philadelphia and elsewhere on crowded thoroughfares thepolice have perfect control of the elec-tric cars and the motormen have to stopand start at any time and place that thepolice may signal to them to do so inorder to protect the public while pass-ing

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I am located at the cofHer of Ninthand K Streets where I have this matterconstantly In view and my attention iscontinually called to the necessity of thepolicemen

ORDER ENTERED IN

OIL COMPANY CASES

Justice Clabaugh today announced hisdecision in what are the Cos-

mos Exploration Club and Riverside OilCompany cases denying the petitionsasking that the Secretary of the Interiorbe compelled by mandamus to issue tothem patents for certain lands in South-ern California

Concert at the CapitolFollowing is the program of the con

cert to be given by the Marine Band atthe Capitol this evening beginning atS p mMarch The National FewciMc SousaOverture L Dotninor X r AnberGrand Fantasia SfcKfrietf Wagiwr-rCferiwt solo waltz Arie Schreiner

Musician Jacques Vanpouckea Arabian intermezzo Zawwa Loraineb March Glorious BBB rSaBtrimann

Selection King loDo LiulersPolonaise Op So I LisztPatriotic yam nail OohimbU FVles

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Mr Herbert E Riley and MissEugenia Hpuser of Tenleytown will bemarried this evening at S oclock at theEldbroake M E Church Rev H E RRock pastor of the church will performthe ceremony after which awill be held at the residence ot thecouple Tenleytown They will leaveon the midnight train for AtlanticCItr

A very pretty wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at the home of MrWilliam A Cunningham 1244 PotomacStreet northwest the contracting partiesbeing Maude Glenn Cunninghamant Mr William A Hurley formerlyo Western Maryland The ceremonywas performed by the Rev D Frank HHavenner pastor of Dumbarton Avenue31 E Church in the presence of onlythe immediate families of the bride andgroom Mr and Mrs Hurley left onthe 639 boat for Virginia Beach

lawn fete to be given on theGeorgetown University Campus underthe ai spices of Holy Trinity Churchwill begin Monday evening Many

features will 5e in evidence Theaffair will be held every evening fromJune 30 to July 5r inclusive On theFourth of July the most attractive features will be held The historic grounds-of the university will be used as pic-nicking grounds during the entire dayOn the afternoon of that day the feat-ures be athletic events for whichprizes be offered The entire pro-ceeds of the affair will be turned Intothe building fund or Trinity Church

William King a fourteenyearoldwhite boy while riding a bicycle yesterday morning on Twentyeighth Streetnear P Street collided with a deliverywagon of the Connecticut Pie CompanyKing was slightly injured about thehead and body and the front wbtJol ofhis bicycle was amashed

Mrs Catherine Peachy who resides onthe Woodley Lane Road fell on Thirtysecond Street near T Street yesterdayafternoon striking her head A severeinjury was received She was taken tothe Georgetown University Hospitalwhere the wound was dressed Latershe was conveyed to her home

B 0 H R WeekEnd Seashore

Ticfcets good on all trrfns aad

Cpe May Sec hie City awl Ocean City

Fireproof Storage Rooms 2 Month UpPitfnos 1 np Trunks tIc month Union Trusti Storage o main office 1414 F st Phone 3y

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Thousands of MensStriped FlannelTwoPiece SuitsCoat andTrousers ElegantRange ofPatterns WellWorth and 10 For

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RgJ frigirator frusily r aolies theof perfection in clianlinessj-

rStjjf and economy You Mould byno means lie without a Refrigorator Clv t during the

Sjgf slImmer months Preserve thehealth of your family by barlag your food kept pure and

iS tItan The Leonard Cleanables is built ou a scientific basis

They are very economicalte saving of ice and veryeasy to clean awl keep cleanWe carry in stock all sizes andstyles of Refrigerators and IceCurate

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Always the Best of Everything for the Least Money

Profits and cost are not to be recognized in this JubileeThe best things known in our large and unlimited stock of seasonable goodsto be sacrificed for the good and welfare of those who fully understand theyour best friend you better bring many of these friends WIth you for weguarantee that youll realize far better results at this sale than you willagain at any time this season Remember that these specials will onlyhold good for tomorrow therefore cannot 1111 mail orders

A June Day Outing of MerchandiseOneDay

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Of Mohair Luster 1 yards widein mixed elegant for seaside or mountain wear Instead of50c a ysrd which is the real Afworth the oneday outingprice will be

ONEDAY OUTING

Of Womens Misses and ChITdrens Untrimmed Straw Hats innatural straw and Cuba straw withcolored edges in all the desirableand popular shapes worn this season worth from SOc up to fprice will be

OUTINGOf womens Stylish Shirt Waists

and strictly tailormade StrawHats trimmed with wings quillsand soft silk every one 1 correctshape for present wear sold rvnr

ONEDAY OUTINGOf womens Gowns made

with square yoke and cluster oftucks finished around the neckyoke with a 2inch embroidered rnflie full width and lengthalways selling at Tac theoneday outing pr xr will ibe

QN2DAY OUTINGOf the American f Ventilat-

ing Summr Corset nu Uum and lowbust straigi front atd short hipsateen strip trimmed with lace andribbon top and bottom every r Frsize our 0c number the i Voneday outing price will

ONEDAY OUTINGOf Hennens Borated Talcum Pow

der and NoneBetter MedicatedSkin Soap regular price 15c flfeach for both the oneday Iouting price will be J

ONEDAY OUTINGOf 1000 dozen Black Sewing

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OfXSOO Bodice Pins in blackFrench and oxidize this sea-

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Of 5000 assorted Pleated Belts finished with buckles and back Afornament 23c value the one Iday outing price will be

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Of splendid bound copyright actionby the best authors of the dayPemperton Atherton Cable HobbsAmelia Barr Frank Stockton Crockett Mrs Burnett E P Roe Dunbar Anthony Hope Stimpson andothers worth up to SOc j r rthe oneday outing pricewill be v

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of rench Cretonne trimmed withruffles also colored art canvas withsolid borders and tasselson corners worth 25c

ONEDAY OUTINGOf that ultradesirable Organdle

Thread Finish Writing paper inStore white pale blue and dovegray actual worth flfe apound the oneday outingprie will be I

ONEDAY OUTINGOf Merrimac Polka Dot Duck Skirts

In steaL white dots on blue andblack grounds cut full width andBaring flounce in all lengths from

ONEDAY OUTINGOf misses and childrens SI Ox

fords and Slippers made of patentleather and kid skin spring heelssplendid clean elegant wearing footwear sizes up to 2

ONEDAY OUTINGOf womens Allsilk Parasols lablack and white check corded silksplain china with ruffle effect

hemstitched china In allcolors worth np to 2the oneday outing pricewill be 4 Sol

ONEDAY OUTINGOf Mercerized Lustrous Sateen laplain colors and fancy stripes In

black and all shades worth fromloc to 25c a yard the r 3 roneday outing pricebe vJ4-

ONEDAY OUTINGOf 200 pounds of rich Vanila Choc-

olate Creams pure and delicious al-ways selling at 25c the

ONEDAY OUTINGOf 3inch wide pure Silk Fancy

Ribbon in all the desirable shadesIn plain selfcolored and twotoneeffects for neck use girdles andmillinery worth 12 e and 7r

ONEDAY OUTINGOf 100 dozen white washable Auto

mobile with hemstitched andcolored borders also all whitesellins at lOc the onedayouting price will be each of

ONEDAY OUTINGOf Printed Silk Foulards this sea

sons most fashionable patterns thedesigns and colorings are large medual and neat effects Includingmany pr Jty polka dots 24 f p poneday outing price will

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