THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY APRIL 21 19082r j 1-

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The committee investigating the Lllley charges of corruption of Congresswent gunning in executive session today but got no genie It examinedbehind closed doors T P Cummingsand W A Porlaus New Orleans

of the Western Union andPostal Telegraph companies respec-tively

The committee asked these mon If anytelegrams addressod to J C Lake ofthe Lake Boat Company hac come toNow Orleans while Lake was there Theyreplied that no telegrams had comethrough them to Lake Inquirywas lu line with the committees sus-picion that Lakes visit to New Orleanswas rather hurried after he heard thepresent investigation was to begin

In open session today Mr Lilley askedthat as the Lake Companys contractswith Russia are to be examined to de-termine whether the United States haspaid extravagant sums for Its sub-marines the Electric Boat Companysconstruction be also examined

Contradicting a written statement tocommittee by Commissioner of Pat-

ents Moore Martin W Littleton sub-mitted documents to show that the Elec-tric Boat Company received In 19W apatent for a submarine device throughLieut Charles P Nelson

Reveals SecretsTo Lilley Probers

Dull care retreated through the doorYesterday afternoon as Grant HughBrown took the witness stand to testi-fy In the submarine investigation andthe committee and spectators had amost enjoyable session IncidentallyMartin W Littleton counsel for thoElectric Boat Company Is going to lilaA bit of damages against some one tocompensate him for a pair of terriblylacerated lips

Brown took the committee and thespectators Into his confidence at thevery outset of his testimony He had nosecrets to hfdc He gave the committeetnough inside information on the pro-moting business to enable any one ofthem to go out tomorrow and form agiant trust just as he has dbne onmany occasions A clever word hereand there and to leave behind just thesuspicion of an impression that he heldin one hand a corporation worth a fewmillions were according to the witrerpes a few of the ways in which

Is necessary to approach a corpora-tion with a view to bringingabout a consolidation with a like com-pany

Brown admitted that he would notfr l badly if each corporation presidentdeluded himself with the that hewas dealing with an authorized agentof his competitor Its part cf thegame said Brown

Go on said Mr Howard betweenlaughs you interest me greatly

Mr Brown really got down tohe took a tall out of President

Rices testimony He declared with em-phasis and several times thatwhen he approached Mr Rice in Marchof this year merge the Electric Boatompany with the Lake Company MrRice

This investigation at Washingtonmust be stopped and stopped quick

Surc replied Brown thatsine non of the deal

He denied that he had mentioned thename of Senator Bulkeley of Connecti-cut as the agency through whom theinvestigation could be stopped Thelast time I heart of Bulkeley said

even know was a united StatesSenator

Todays Vital

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irthsand Ethel Jones boy

Charles L arid Louis Smith girlMorris and Mary Zinnamore boyEdward 31 and Marie C Willis Jr boyEdmund A and Margaret B Varela

boyWalter E and Mary Spring boyCarl W P and Mary S Stodder boyWilliam E and Mary J Swain boyMorris and Addle Powell girlJohn J and Alice K McAulIffe girlRobert W and Ethel Louisa L Neely

boyJoseph T and Nettie Lynn girl

Delta M and Wllhelmina Knapp girlJohn E and Minnie M Hummer girlRobert and Bessie Gouldman boyEdward and Frances P Gummel boyGaitano and Theresa Guiltre boyThomas C and Anna C Donnelly girlJoseph W and Emma Cox boyHarry F and Lillian M Crouch boyGeorge F and Irinc 21 Carrick girlAloyslus and Jennie Babbington girlRaymond and Katherine Baker girlChristopher D and Mary W Bartel

musFrancis C and Emma A boy

Marriage Licenses

John Baxter and Hattie Penny TwiningCity D C

Eugene W Marryman Washington andCarrie L Hicks Va

Rkhard F Fussell and Luelle WBrooking Hanrico county Va

Amos A and Gertrude B Bow-ers Washington

Frank Grajek and Rosa Degen Rich-mond Va

Millard A Belt and Laura E FisherWashington

Huber F Seltzer and Margaret ESmalley Washington

DeathsMay E Thorn years 1412 Thirtynfth

streetHenry R Beach C years 314 Fourteenth

street southwestSusie Poole 2 years 781 Morton street

northwestJoseph H Westmoreland 1 year 40 G

street southwestMarlaixie Sllfer 90 years 102 0 street

northwestMary Scott 63 years lAG Maryland

avenue northeastOwen R Wixom 60 years 600 Massa

rhusetts avenue northwestEdward C Gill 80 years 2S12 Fourteenth

street northwestBonjanjln H Blunt 10 year 22S Twelfth

street southwestEmily J Crist 2 years S41 Seventh

street southeastM tta Newell 60 years I01S Massa-

chusetts avenue northwestJames J Ferraro 12 years 634 New

York avenue northwestInfant of Delta M and Wllhelmina-

Krfcpp 3 days 1232 B street southwest

NAMED HACK INSPECTORMajor Sylvester announced today

that Sergt John McTaggart de-tailed at the house of detention andwho formerly did duty in the SecondprerJnct had been detailed as Dis-trict hack Inspector vice John S

atts who has been obliged to givep the position because of 111 health

S JSfrgpant McTaggart has been on theforce more than twenty years

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Iam left four young childrenon my hands At first it soemed asthough I wanted to take them andjump into the river Now that theworst Is over I will have to makethe best of it and go out and work-to earn money with which to feed andclothe my oMIdren just like manyother women have to do

With these words Mrs Emma Robinson whose husband Leo Robinsoncommitted suicide after endeavoring toinduce his wife to die with him to-

day expressed her determination toface the world and earn a living forherself and children Hardly mora thana girl Mrs Robinson had been marriedeight years and the suicide lat nightwas the culmination of what at firstpromised to be an unusually prettyromance

Separated Few Weeks AgoMrs Robinson is the daughter of the

late James Wood of Alexandria Hermother Mrs James F Wood lives at

1914 F street northeast Mr and MrsRobinson had been living in AlexandriaA few weeks ago the couple separatedand Mrs Robinson came to

to make her home with her motherRobinson it is said had made severalattempts to induce hid wife to return-to Alexandria

Realizing It i thought that the es-trangement would probably result Ina permanent separation from his wifeand failing to effect a reconciliationRobinson who was a glass blowercame to Washington last night withthe avowed purpose of ending his lifeEarlier in the evening he had tried toborrow a revolver from his brotherinlaw in Alexandria Unable to do thishe purchased two ounces of carbolic

acidWhen he reached Woods homehe was told that his wife had gone tothe theater with a party of friendsRobinson went to the theater purchased an admission ticket and huntedup the party

Finds Wife in Theater1 felt some one tap me on the shoul-

der said Mrs Robinson Sand lookJogaround I saw my husband standing Inthe aisle The curtain had just gone upand I couldnt imagine what he wasdoing there He whispered to me thatmy baby was sick and for me to comehome immediately I left the theaterwith him and we boarded an H streetcarHe never said a word about killinghimself until we got oft the car at Ninth

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Officers for the ensuing church yearwere elected yesterday in the

Episcopal churches of the Dis-trict of Columbia These officers Ineluded vestrymen warden treasurersregistrars and delegates to the dio-cesan convention which will meet May

when a successor to Bishop Henry-Y Satterlee will be elected The

resulted-St Joseph

Burden M T Endicott Dr W MSprigg Samuel J Millard William EWilliams Dr George Barrio R JEarnshaw C W Huske RegistrarAlfred T Gage Wardens Dr D CGordon and J Sprigg Poole Dekgates Dr D C Gordon J SpriggPoole and M T Endicott AlternatesJoseph Burden R JC W Huske

Takoma Parish Vestrymen JamesTaylor James H Lightfoot Henry HRoberts Robert S Brown Norman EJackson Homer Geurry Jesse B KLee Isaac C Hoat wardens JamesTaylor James H Lightfoot registrarJames H Lightfoot treasurer Robert-S Brown delegate James Taylor alternate James H Lightfoot

Church of the Ascension VestrymenDr William C Rives Dr D PercyHickling S E Kramer A M Poynton Z D Blackstone S W E PeguesJonn G Capers and C C Calhounwardens C M Koones and Charles SJohnson delegate Dr William CRives alternate Dr D P Ilickjing

Church cf the Advent VestrymenDr A D Coney BenHmin F TaylorWilliam Berry Harvey B MajorGeorge Brown J H Vottner Reuben-A Small and W D Hellen

St James Warder Josiah ShawJames H McIntosh Vestrymen Henry-L Bryant George H Evans Charles AMassie R H Hudson Seymour WTulloch Charles H Miller HHooks Dr Francis J Woodman register Henry L Bryan delegates Henry-L Bryan George H Evans alternatesCharles A Massie R H Hudson

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LEE ROBINSON

Who Took His Life Because His WifeHad Left Him

street KP helped me d wn U stepand then he said

Emma 1 am going to kill rays fand I wajit you to dt me Things

I am going to end itof carbolic acid here and we will endour lives together

Phtln the phial to his lips Robinsondrank morn than the contents Hethen grabbed his wife around the throatand to the bottle to her lipsMrs Robinson broke away and startedrunning up Ninth street As they reach-ed corner of F street Boblr on

to weaken front the effects 3f theacid His wife urged him not to dropin the street but to make every effortto reach the house She hurried on infront of him

Runs Into Policeman

Just as they turned the corner into Fstreet Robinson ran into the arms ofLieutenant Falvey of n h policeprecinct The wpmans act ons bud at-tracted the officer and w e the man

staggering behind her the of-ficer knew that everything was not asit should he

Are a pollee officer Robinsonasked him Well Ive Just swallowed-two ounces of carbolic acid I wantto die

The lieutenant carried the man to theNinth station which ia onlyshort distance away He was taken tothe Casualty Hospital in the police am-bulance and died a few minutes afterreaching the institution

is twentytwo yearsold and her husband wasThey were married when she was aschool girl in short dresses They hadfour children Lee six years old Hia-watha four Lee three andtwo months The three oldest children-are in Alexandria where they havebeen spending the last weeks with Robinrons mother at 1121 Duke street

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Episcopalians Elect OfficersDelegates Will Choose Bishop

Trinity Church Wardens T G-

Kbaugh William M Steuart vestry-men James E Bell G S Whltmore EN Waters J Buckley Henry Enghigh George N Acker CorbinThompson and William E Myers delegates T O Ebaugh N Waters al-ternates William M Steuart and G SWhitmore-

St Pauls Wardens J tf McKinneyand H L Rust ve trym n W B Dent

H K Dixon L A Pradt Dr WF P K Belly F FaustCommander C C Rogers and Gen CH Whlpple registrar Dr H M Dixontreasurer J M McKinney delegatesJ M McKinney and L A Pradt

St Dr John C Norwood and Darwin D Moore vestrymenJ F AuttinJanmt 0 DampficV JamsR Bell H L Dixon Dr W P apperCharles J Prckett C A Thomas andDr J R Wilder registrar J C BurreIn treasurer Eugene Brooks dele-gates Dr J C Norwood Dr J RWilder and James O Bampfield

Christ Church southeast WardensJames Berry and H J Cawood

L D Taylor H J Cawood JohnSchroeder J E Hutchinon C WTerry James Berry John Stevensonand S P Harfon cemetery committee-J E Hutchlnsrn Jme Berry and HJ Cawood delegates Totfn Lane Johnsand Charles L Hutchinson alternatesThornton Hynson and W ArthurStorm registrar L B Taylor treas-urer C V Terry

CELEBRATE BATTLE TONIGHTThe anniversary of the battle of San

Jacinto will be celebrated by the Tex-as Society of Washington at the Pythian Temple tonight RepresentativeChamp Clark of Missouri will speak

Do not Confound our artisticand beautiful Jewelry with otherhouses who are trying to imitateus

Iinclos Company has been es-tablished since 1896 Washingtonstore ortatllsacd 1902 We nowhave 5R branch stores and manu-facture and import all our own

tho reason We undersell all others

LINKS Spec als for Wednesday

Our 14karat solid gold filledlinks set with Lucios Qfl ffdiamonds Special ipair 1 V7 V-

o Every season findsour Hat Pins morefirmly established inpopular demand The

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DAUGHTERS CLASHOVER THE MINUTES-

OF LAST CONGRESS

Continued from First PageCuba was one of the accomplishments-The said New Yorkbanner State having enrolled eightMassachusetts and Iowa follow with fiveeach and Indiana the District of Columbia Pennsylvania and South Caro-lina were close competitors

Other figures given relative to thegrowth and spread of the order wordas follows Marriages 414 resignations510 deaths 4SC dropped 3S1 reinstate-ments 45 The admitted membershipsApril 1SOS are given at 68436 against60696 last year The actual membershipsare at present 537SI as against 4tt iSlast year Tv difference between actualand admitted memberships was ex-plained by spying that members arenumbered consecutively as taken inwhllr deaths resignations and otheralines reduce the actual membership

jf societyWant Badges Separated-

Mrs Amos G Draper registrar genral said that she would lUte to have

congress authorize the separation ofthe insignia and ancestral bar badgesat the expiration of the contract Itfrequently delayed Daughters she ex-plained of the two beingmade together For instance it was ex

that it had cost the society 34

fo ascertain whether the ancestor ofA prospective delegate was an ensignor second lieutenant in order to com-plete the ancestral bar although it wasnot germane tj her membership In fu-ture Mrs Draper wishes to have eachapplicant pay for the ancestral bar If itis retained

Mrs John Paul Karnest correspond-ing secretary general made a detailedreport of tne work accomplishedby her foree during the year It wasreceived with of the convent on and its author was compli-mented y the president general uponher thoroughness

Historian ReportsThe report of hiatorfcui general

was mad by Mrs J Eattn Guricby-Sh reported that the publication of theLineage Look was considerably behindand thiit she would ask for authority-to publish these volumes at rateof four instead of two per year untilentire set was published The

of the twentynflh and twentysixth volumes ccnUuniw fortyfourrecords of Real Daughters was an-nounced The she saidwere greatly appreciated by chapters

from public libraries and wereinstrumental in bringing in many mem-ber to the society

Mrs Henry S Dowron assistant his-torian general reported the completionof the nev directory containing Ms ad-ditional chapters and 1MK additionalnames over that of JSW and yet whichhad cost but J38J50 more than the J i-

directocy

State Chapters MeetMeetings of a number of State chap-

ters will be held at S oclock this after-noon at which time battle for theelection of the ten vice presidents gen-eral will begin In earnest A number fStates will present their candidatesnames to the convention probably tomorrow and a systematic lobby willthen be on until the elections Thursday

Mrs McDermott delegate from theCity of Mexico introduced to thecongress this morning being one of thefew foreign visitors present

Reception fer Mrs McLeanFully fifteen hundred brtttbuiUy

gowned women attended the receptiontendered Mrs Donald McLean presi-dent genral or the D A R by MrsCharles H Terry and Mrs Henry SBowroti of New York tat the Nfrw WIIlard ballroom last evening Long beforethe hour for the reception the corridorswere thronged with the crea t of Amer-ican womanhood the gathering beingone of the most ever assembled at a similar attain

Mrs McLean Mrs Bowmen and MrsTerry were the only members of the recetwig party Miss Kortan sang afterthe general reception wax over afterwhich a half hour was spent in con-

versationFollowing the reception the New York

State delegation gave a dinner in honorof the retiring State regentS Mrs Henry-W Roberts at which she was present-ed with a diamond crescent brooch

A roll call of the States consumed themajor portion of the afternoon sessionyesterday whet this was completedit was that over 15W delegatesbed registered-

The Daughters will be the guests Fri-day night at the New York PresbyterianChurch of the Sons of the AmericanRevolution District of Columbia Socie-ty A special program has been ar-ranged of addresses by prom-inent persona and several musical num-bers The center aisle of the church willbe reserved for the Daughters and thetwo side sections of pews will be forthe compatriot and their ladles whilethe gallery will be for the general

y MembershipsSecured in

Miss Elizabeth F Pierce recordingsecretary reported that 3998 cer-tificates of membership had been signed

MarriedBEITFISHBR By the Fresh 3C

Miss LAURA E F1SHKR daughter0 Mr and Mrs John H Ileber of

to Mr MILLuVRD BELT or AveryMd April 9 1 6 It

DiedBRECTNGER On Monday AprH 199S

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from lets late residence 453 Mas-sachusetts avenue on Wedntsday 22d at 2 p a Friends and rela-tives invited Interment at Congressional

N w York city and Philadelphia Pa papersplease copy

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Banners for Merit Presented-at Meeting This

Morning

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terested children and one solitary mangathered In the Congregational Churchthis morning and there discussed thepossibilities of the Childrens Societyof the American Revolution

Banners on which perched selfconscions arrogant eagles were presenttothose deserving them likewise lov-ing cups

Then thpre were speeches and onethe kindheartedladle offered a mo

tion to regulate vivisection they didnot specify the manner of Its regulation and all the time the one manhunched deeper and deeper in his chairand mournfully wondered how he hap-pened to get in

The meeting opened shortly after 10oclock After prayer Mrs Nellis MRich read a report for the State of NewYork Then sne was presented with abanner for the largest State attendanceand she expressed her thanks

Then Mi s ieecher granddaughter ofHenry Ward waswith a CUB given to liar society LittleMon and women of K

during the year There were 502S

applications received Her report alsoreferred to the Daughters participationin the Jamestown Exposition

The reawakened love of countrynow abroad in the lend is largely dueto the sentiments fostered by theDaughters of the American Revolutionsaid the report This Hall too hasbeen the scene of great educational andreligious gatherings and we are led

believe that it will yet become acenter where the most brilliant minds-of the country wilt meet to confer uponthe Important educational and ethicalquestions of the day

Since Miss Pierce prepared her re-

pot however it is beMe ad that theQuestion has arisen as to whether ornot the society wilt permit its bali to beused for such purposes by other organisations This matter is to bethreshed out at the congress there

a disposition on toe part of someto stop the practice of loaning the hallrent free to other organisations Thisdiscussion is expected to precipitate oneof the most lively sessions of the con-gress

SENATE TO DEVOTE ITSELFTO APPROPRIATION BILLS

Appropriation bills are expected tocome thick and fut before the Senatefor the next two weeks in fact for thebalance of the session Indications arehowever that they will be largely dis-

posed of in the next two weeksThis week may see the disposal of two

or three of the big supply measures TheDistrict appropriation bill will be broughtup as soon as Senator GalHnger canarrange It on his return from New

Thursday Senator Warrenis anxious to get the agricvitnraJ Mildisposed of and said he would can itup as as possible The naval billemerged front committee yesterday andthe pensions bill is practically ready toreport

The diplomatic and consular bill winbe the net measire taken up by theAppropriations Committee

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