THE EVENTXG WSll1NGTO FRIDAY JULY 11 fl02 3

rlIMES

SURVEYS BEGUN ONIRRIGATION PROJECT

Carrying Out Provisionsof the New Law

AT PJORK IN EIGHT STATES

Sites to Be Selected for ReservixProm Data Collected by Field PartiesCivil Engineers in DemandhCharge of Geological Survey

The demand for engineers to beemployed on irrigation surveys authorized by Congress is making work for theCivil Commtssea SurvEYingparties are now at work in CaliforniaUtah Nevada Oregon ColoradoWashington and Arizona othersare sent out na rapidly as theycan be organized

The data collected by thesewlll be forwarded to theSurvey and clasIfied in orier to I

suitable sites for the erection of i

zesexroirs All data will be arrJged I

by the Irrigation Bureau and forwardedto the Secretary of the Interior I

The Secretary in approvIng the sites I

suggested will be in hisby the water supply the cost of

the work the amount of land which j

be rnclairled ultiviOL Itwill likely be a matter of two oryears before workstruction can bf begun r any loeiity

Sixty Million Acres to BeReclaimedF H Newell chief the division

of of the Geological Surveyzmd secretary of the American

I who bas subjectof irrigation a thatin the next century itwU beto Irrigate more than RtOO9ooc acres ofarid claim hasthat it will be possible to reclaim000000 aCres In that time

Yr Morris F Blen of the Land Officewas transferred today to the GeologicalSurvey as assistant to Mr NewEoIl in the Irrigation work

UGLY GIRCUMSTANGN3

SURROUND

Body Found at Point Lookout Bad Condition

Cannan Bulldog Killedand Bloody Hatchet Put in the

Sand

S

FREEPORT L I llIn theof the investigation into the

mystery of the ileath man Smithwhose body ws found the beach dt

IPoint Lookout yesterdaTo two men wereheld as witnesses uDder heeds of iO

I

each this morning The Dfen are Capt I

Richard Dawson and Daniel Creery ofthe sChooner Sarah A Carpenter whichhas been in the bay loading sand

Smith w s a wellknown bay man ItEwas a veteran and member of the C

R vast at Freeport His body wasfound on the near the PointLookout Life Saving Station with thefeet in the water The dead body ofhis bulldog lay about two hundred yardsaway Smiths head was crushed inthere were bruises on back andblood hadcome from the nose and earsas a result ot concussion A hate etwas buried In the sand nearby

BOY SOLDIERS COMINGITO WASHINGTON

civilV

Service

Idahoand

being

partiesGeological

deter-mine

governed de-

cislonaand

can orthee

the actual on 1L

Mr ofhydrography

ForestryAssociatten made the

life study estimatesInwosetbie

land The heel madeOO

specia

DEATH

in

Smiths Also I

4

Julycourse

ofon

aA

beech

the

Seventh Pennsylvania Regiment WillArrive Tomorrow

The Seventh Pennsylvania Regimentboys brigade is expected to arrive inWashington tomorrow and will remainhere until Monday when resumeits march for Lancaster By way ofMount Grittou and Gettysburg Theregiment is traveling In true militarystyle and Into camp while here

The boys were yesterday the guestsof Battery B of the Brigadeof Baltimore arriving in that city yesterday morning on the steamerbanna for Port DepsIt to which placethey marched from their homes In Lancaster

DRIVEN FROM HOMENOW GETS

Virginia Finds Himself

It will

will go

Maryland

Sueque

FORTUNE

Cattle ThrntherSuddenly Rich

NEWPORT NEWS Va JulyWilliam Howard cattle hasjust Word that he hasheir to a fortune ot IlftOOO

Howards famIly lives at Fort Warnmd His father was the or abank there Seven years ago the heywas expelled from school for some oftense and his father drove hIm fromhome Since that me has driftedabout under an assumed name ODdlycoming to and ajob as cattle puncher

HIs father died without leaving a willand his relatlver IDiba1 ted every meansto the wanderlBg boy but invaIn Howard became thethe other day and wrote home An an-swer came yesterday telling his goodfortune

WAR DECLARED ON

GAMBLING MACHINES

ATLANTIC CITY N J July 11War-on machines hen beenby the police departmenL A raid wasmade today along the otfloors captured two nlckelinthe810tmachines By dropping it cents Jo themachines and placing the money on col-ors which revolved on a ispossible to win from cents 6

iLpuncher

received fallen

president

be

Newport News lakiug

locatehomesick

of

gambling begue

t boardwalk and

wheel 1t26 to

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CHILD LABOR DECLAREDA DEMORALIZING EVIL

of lowe AsI

ATLANTIC CITY N July ILTite1-1Iatlonal of Green GlassBotti Blowers Association

strong resolutions ueouscigenerally callIng the attent-

ifIU of the public toits magnitude 3rnl-in addition other resolutions sympafuiz-ing with the striking coal miners

I Penusylvanfa and approprIating JOO

for their aid were unanimously dOlttled

Prior to the appropriation o PXfor the President aaie aspeech reviewing the thereaft said it was not a strikeInterest miners but a struggle of ii-ganized labor everywhere against enlcon iUons The resolutions adopteel unanimously the will beiorW1U dod to President of theUnited Mine Workers Association

Am DECLINED TO

QUELL DISTITREANGES

Pennsylvanias Governor I l-

ilon s Appealof Sheriffs

JaDg of Serious Conflict in SomeTowns in the Mining Regions

Grows Hourly

WILKESBARRE PA July llGovernor Stone has etuaOO the request OfSheriff Gombert of Carbon countyclaims tb t he needs aid In dis-turbances are daily occurring atthe towns of Summit Hill andLansford The Lehigh

Company claims that workmenare being abducted beaten marched outof tows and threatened with violence ifthey to work Each night thisweek there have been disturbances Thesheriff that he

deputiesLast night two of the workers were

abducted and Wednesday night one andOIl occasion the company organIzed a force of twentyIve citizens

Winchesters and determinedto rescue the workers it they could be

They were not however locatedTwo men this week have been capturedand marched out of the town All ofthe strikers are armed and there is saidto he danger ot Thecompany Is determined to protect itsmen the strikers are aroused tohigh pitch of

Sheriff Beddall of SchuylkIllla which Is the town of justacross the line Carbon countyports that there has been no serionsdisturbances yet and is able to proserve order In his So far theviolence has been confined to marchesand small assaults

IAY WIN FORTUNE3

IN THE CORN DEAL

Several Sf Louis Men onthe GroundS Floor

I

The Spencers C edited With I

Having Madechases

ac

Resolution Glass Bottleaociation

1convenUon the

yesterdaydozLrd

i labor

ol

I

miners HayescondItions

in thEof

wereaxti money

Mitchell

a

wh 0

quellingwhich

miningCoal and Naviga-

tion Its

continue

seerts Is unable to obtam siDleient

each

ained with

toned

a serious conflict

aexcitement

rcountyCoaldale

frost re

hecounty

and OthersLarge Par

ST LOUIS July 11Several St Louismba stand to win fortunes on the

f Chicago corn dealchants Exchange talk Prominentamong them are Corwin H Spencer hisson Harlow E Spencer and D FIt ta the prevailing inrpressloa thatC H Spencer has bought about 2000000bushels lu Chicago and is not yet ready

iGossip also credits Harlow Spencer

wIth MIIO bushels D F Coon withand a friend or the Spencers

with The supposition is thatthey did through the Gates ring

I and are prepared to take advantage ofthe bulling ue Gates crowd are givingthe corn market

A railroad man makes the statementthat It has arranged to bring

of corn to St Louis fromChicago during the present month

ITAX SALE SHOULDBE CANCELED

I

according to Mar

Coon

to sell

aoo0001000000

no buy

100000-beshels

NOT

Finds Against Applicaticn ofTitle Company

The application made by Mr GeorgeLlnkius secretary of the Washington

Title Insurance Company recently to theDistrict for the cancellotion of the tax sale of 1889 or lotWashington Heights is not approved lJythe

The appUcaUoD having been referredto the Assessor he lies repnrted thatthe same ease brought before his

lee an application byWalter E Hilton E Welsh Ashfurd date of April 10 upon whichan report wu submitted The

I

Assessor statca that there are no newfacti presented which would giveson of the action thentaken

LOUISVILLE TO HAVE

NO PACKING

CHICAGO July iiI sever heard ofthe or of the men in Louis

Swift Co last nightshown sAying planshad a mimondollart-t ktug plsat at that point So far isI know there Is no interestin an by anyoL theChIcago packIng houses

Assessor

It

Cpmmlsalosers21

Assessor

wasthrough flied

for Mrunder

adv rse

raefor the reversal

PLANT

pins ItsahtSwift of irhan

aLoulsviile dilpatchbeen perfected tar

being takensuqh arrangement

MR GOUGH TELLSI

ACCIDENTI

Was onI

1in

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sCENES OF CONFUSION

Only One Life Lost But Five MinutesLater List Might Have BeenAppallingMore Than Six HundredPassengers Floated in Dark for Hours

I

LeRoy Cough or this cityor the firm of Hensey Cough attorneys 1r02 F Street was one of thepassengers on the Long Island Soundsteamer Priscilla when that boatrun into and nearly sunk on Tuesdaynight of this week on the returnjourney of the boat from Fall toNew York city Gough was justcompleting a short vacation trip to

I Marthas Vineyard Mass when the ac-

cident occurredI of the scenes following theI collision Mr Cough who lives atI Street northwest said lastflight

a dense fog when the acjcident occurred We had left Fall

Mass at 740 oclock thatbEg and were Point

when he Powhatan of theMine ue struck the Prlscllla

I At we had onor fish lorminJ only part of

large and all the staterooms overjn number were occupied

ditlon to a number of steeragegars aboard who did not have rooms Aswe were going out through the fog we

j could hear clanging bells of smalllaunches and trade ships lying atanchor and knew that navigation Itandy a fog was a Very anddangerous matter

Awakened by TwoL uisd gone to sleep early and at n-

ock awakened two distinctsboekt I niy stateroom doorbut before I had tIme to don ten

and step out the electrIc lightswent oit This we afterwards discovereel was because In the collisionelectric light plant in the prow of

had been disabledi UIn the people were goingaround the decks making inquirIes as tothe extent of damage but allbayed admirably This was espectal1ytree of the women of whom therehave several hundred at least onethird of the whole passenger list Tincrew began to throw the cargo andthin we knew that the damage musthave been severe The boat had gondown in the bow and was so high upin the stern the rudder showedout of the wuter

The PrIscilla signaled the Powbatmthat she was disabled but the otherboat was also injured and both simplySeated In the darkness For four hours

distress call four shal1t blasts insuccession blown continuallyno assistance was obtained Finally It3 oclock the Puritan came uppretty good I can tell you to see thaigreat sister ship the on3we were o come up out or the dark

with deck brilliantly il-

luminated with Incandescent carryinrelief to us In ot help The people

Ion the Priscilla cheered and clappedtheir bands then for the first timebreathed easily for too danger ofdrifting about in the dark with tinrudder tar out ot water as to be

appreciated byTowed Into Port Stern First

The Prtacllla was then towed intoport stern first to keep the steamer outof the Water as much as possible Four

snapped in the work and then a-

Jiveply cable was rigged up and withthis the boat was towedThe Puritan found it could not makevery great speed this way howeverand the steamer City ot FaIl Riverpressed into service and towed Purltan thus making a threefold processioninto the harbor

i

El-

FPiIfflLLk

Board Sound Steamerthe CollIsion

WILD

Denth

Mr R

was

RiverMr

Speakingifli

Seventeenth

There was

River evenrown4lng Judith R-

I Merchantsand

Nevprt taken i50-brrels our

cargo000 in ad

pas

thecoast

difficult

Shocks

was byopened

aclothes

thethe i

boatdarkness

the be

mimibeen

off

tat

thewas ye

Itloket I

sternser of

ness every

need

ana

souseless wan alL

cables

wmthe

Only oue life was lostthat or astevedore who was caught In his bedand crushed If the had occurred live minutes later the numbervictims would have been much great-er for then other men wouldbeen sleeping at the same place itwas we were going round Point Judithand all the other members of the crew

on deck at their posts ot 1uty-If it had been a rough night with thevessels pitching and tossing there wouldhave been times too

We got to at 9 a m andtook the boat to Junction andthen the train from there to WlckfordA train from there took us to Yorkarriving just a fey minutes too latethe last train of the afternoon for Washington This necessitated ray stayingover for one the owl trains bringing me back here just one day late

Ormsby tcCammoD this citywas one of the passengers on the Priscilia He had been cruising on the oldCup Columbia and took passage on the steamer at Newport just before the accident occurred He was

by CrampQueer Scenes During Excitement

accidentof

also haveAs

were

worseNewport

Wicktord

Newfor

of

Mr of

defender

ac-companied Mr

There were many strange scenes dUr-Ing those hours or uncertainty and nowthat the danger Is over the thought orthese returns very plainly There aminister who went racing up downthe deck like a cOllege sprinter lie car-ried a life preserver in his hand hutthat was all the good itto do hIm In a corner were a lot ofHebrews who prayed constanly fordeliverance and they were a happy lot the Puritan hove

at last The crew put on life preservers at the and seeing this thepassengers did likewise One womanwho had an old darky mammy withas a caretaker and companloD

I

to put on a Ufo preserver until hrvant had been provided with oneThe Priscilla has been In corapriastoneight years making regular trIPS iyet In all that time previously she had

not had sn aeeldenL The hole stove InIthis time was Jive feet below the water

line and big enough to drive a teamfinto it

worst scared lot Of Dassengerswere some young fellows who had been

the cafe directly next to theside damaged a SUdden the side came tumbling Inrush of water They all seemed dazed

heard andfrozen to the spot The bartcndc ra8first to stir them Into action Hetold them the boat was sInklngand that I

theY to be saved they hadbetter scoot They took theand scrambled on deck They probablywilL notre1isba drink below the waterline uS a boat soon again

I

u

wasand

seemed likely

when In-sight

flrst

herrefusedsr

for

Thej

drinking inafterward All of

with awe afterward were absolutely

the

it wantedadvice

j

CAUSEOF HEADON COLLISION

Msinterpretation of Signals by TrainCrews

The ollicials or the Southern Railwaywere today engaged in investigating theheadon collision which occurred be-

tween two of trains at the corneror Sixth Street dud Marylandabout 16 oelock evening

no was Injured but some delay was occasIoned by having to sendfollowing trains into and out of the sta-

tion over the Virginia Avenue tracksuntil the derailed was replaced

I and the tracks cleared

1

The collision occurred between north-bound train 510 from Mantissas due atthe station at 945 oclock antI train533 the Florida special The crew ofthe northbound train that they hadbeen given a red requIrIng themto stop on the single track on

Avenue Sixth arnl Sev-enth Streets soutbwett and while wait-ing for further the special whichhad been signaled that the track aclear wheeled around the curve endbefoe it could he brought toa standstill two engines came together

JOHNSONS 1ANTI-

WAllING INTO ALLEY

I

of J D otterI

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Important LawOmitted From RecentcEdition of

Police Regulations

The District Commissioners recentlyreceived a communIcatIon from DCotter of 1706 Thirtieth Street northwest requesting that rs Johnson theowner of abutting property be notifiedto take steps to prevent earth fromfalling into the alley In square 12S2 It

that this east andwest just north of premi

and that the condition of the samehas been rendered more or less objectionable from the washIng down of dirtfrom the property of Mrs Johnson

above the grade of the alleyThe matter referred to the Police

Department for the protetlon of thealter under article 8 23 ot the

regulatlons Lieutenant JohnSwindells of the Seventh Precinct

back to headquarters that sectionof the police regulations had

eliminated from the new edition recently issued and that action couldbe tsftan ln the premises except under

Iof sections 2 and 3

the snow lawL r Bradshaw chief clerk of the En

gineer Department reporting upon thematter stated that section of the oldregulations was omitted because it wasthought that It was superseded by thesnow liradabaw however

the view tlt such is not theIcaeas appears from an opinion upon

the powers of the CommissIoners fromthe Corporation dated May 171SOL Mr Bradshaw held that the oldregulatIon is properly enforceable under the police powers of theCommissioners

Capt H C Newcomer has forwardedpapers case to his colleagues

the recommendation that the olsection ot the regulations hereenacted as he believes that adeal of good was accomplished itsenforcement before its recent omissionfront the new edition of the

It Is understood that the Board witadopt thE recommendation of the Actlag Engilelr

VALUABLE MAREB

PERISH IN

INVESTiGATiNG

Responsible

thejrAvenue

last Forun-ately cite

engine

statetarget

Mary-land between

orderan

the

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ComplaintAgainst Alleged Nuisance

Covering Such Cases

Mr J

appears alley runsMr Cotters

Sc

whichIs

was

sectIonpolee

re-ported21 Old bees

no

the provisions 01

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act Mr

Counsel

general

the lathewith

23 polleegreal

by

regulations

Cnmmissloner

IFbAIE

SEcond Fire ats Meadovbrook

PHILADELPHIA July ll For thesecond time the magnificent stone barnof J Lowber Yelchs XeadowbrookFarm Belle Mill Stanton Avenue Chestnut Hill was burnd this

loss of t80 andt upwardI Nine horses including severalI

brood mares In foal perished in theflames In the live stock and

i barn than ilO tons of hay and 200bushels ot grain were destroYed The Ill

on the place amounts to

I

and it Is believed that is sufficient tocover the loss

Xo theory has advanced for thefire and the firemen say It is a mys-tery

ERRING COUPLE SAFEHOME WITH PARENTS

DestructiveV1ch

Road sad

morning entailng a 1S

valua-ble

addlticn tO

mornI

I surance 31000

been

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Mrs OMally and William Rearm LeavePhiladelphia

YORK July llllrs AustinOMalIey and William J Hearin whowere arrested a week ago when so itIs alleged they were about to elope areback In this city their home town Theyare out on 1200 ball apiece havingbeen held in that sum yesterday inPhiladelphia on charges of larceny andconspiracy to rob

W A Ellis father or Mrs OMalleywas in Philadelphia at thehearIng He accompursied his daughterto this city and took her to his home at21 Morningaide Avenue

the young woman said that shewould like to make some remarks aboutthe case but had been forbidden bycounsel to talk her father expressedapproval that there had beentoo much talk

FATHER IS DYING

SON TO BE HANGEDt

EASTON Pa July llLeis Gretlier tile aged of Charles Grether

county murdere is dyingat residence of a daugbterin Philllpshurg NJ to whose home he wasremoved today from the house in whichlie had been living alone in this cityRecently the old man said his one desire was that he might dIe before lilason is hanged

NEW

yesterday

When

and said

fatherthe Monroe

the

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IPUSHING PLANS FUll

THE GREAT LAT SHOW

Washington Club Holds an

TO EXHIBIT

FlJwer of the RaceValuableI Prizes qfferedProgress of Cat Civi

Ilization in the Home toBe Built

At the regular July meetIng or theWashington Cat Club matters vitalimportance to the feline population orWashington were transacted

A choice of one or three lots one atlrooklanxl and two at Fort MyerHeights wes offered by one of thewealthiest most charitable orWashington ladles for the erection ofstructures suitable for a cat home oncondition that the club raise the necessari funds for improving the same andtor keeping them free from debt No

was expressed but that the build-Ings would be erected at anthrough the or clubsmany warm friends

The president reported that a veryfine and thoroughly uptodate lethalchamber had been constructed under hisdirections and that the same Is now

at the pound at the tTwentythird Street with the consentof the Health er and of the Pound

the reception of unfortuante felines to whom existence bas become hopeless burden Since the city I

derives revenue from its catIt is to be hoped that the Pound

master will not be annoyed byto call for strays and incurables but

will he carried to him atonce

Plans for the ShowThe contract for cooping the cat show

to be held in December was sadsfaeItorn closed One hundred us I

used cat coops of the latest approvedLave already been engaged with

the probability that at least ftftyOwners of famous prize

winning cats from New YorkChicago and elsewhere have expressedtheir Intention to Capital dur-ing their traels next season

ThIs information will cause our ownnot inccnslderable number of unusuallyfine fireside sphynxes to rally thejudge in the hope of retaining some ofthe Wasbington prizes Judging tlOIrthe hands experienced in the

and to wbic1management Washingtons

cat show has been left there seems lit-

tle room for doubt that as fine a showwill he given as has ever been held ithe United States

the bowls to be given Ullpurpose of increasing the funds thCat Horse committee the prizeusually awarded at shows be of

here In order therefore to rateprizes a classes Of exhibitineach member of the club wIll be taxelone prize to take any convenient formfrom cash to solid silver trophIes to bewon by the same cat at threeshows Doubtless many

not members or the club will alsowIsh to offer

Many Prizes to Be Offered

No article whatever will be declinedby the while it is

desirable that a first and Jl

ond prize should be offered in each orthe thirty or forty classes representedthere will be no objection tobeing offered in anyone class or to anynumber of special prizes

Persons donating prizes are requestedto state the sex and color of the preferred recipient in order com-

mittee may place them as far as possi

Important Meeting

FAMOUS FELINES

Pussy

DistrictFine

of

and

doubtearly date

generosity the

ready city foot of

Ol9roaster for

ano popula-

tionrequests

that such

large

dtsignmore

will be nededDetroit

visit the

round

work csystematizing organizationthe Gf firs

As feccf

rashgannot

ferdfort lI cats

succssiveWashlngtcnt-

ansprizes

committee and par-

ticularly see

several

that the

ble as desired The club should betilled as early as possible not Inter thanNovember 1 of the prizes toso that they may be published in the I

premium list and all such articlesshould be deposited with the Treasurerat 3tS E Street northwest not later thanDecember 1 so that they may be displayed in a prominent window for twoweeks preceding the

The florists of the city have agreed toexhibit potted plants and cut flowersCertain housefurnishers have promisedto SUPPlY a dainty reception room Music decorations milk meat prepared foQd for the exhibits and in tact

everything neccsary to make theshow II succes is to be by manufacturers stores and private individmats

Silver Medals From Chicago

of two silver medals and asilver cup has come from Chicago alnumber or valuable things from this t

city a highly pedigreed kittenst l00 donated by Washington

breeder to the person selling the largestnumber of admissIon tickets

will be only 25 cents Some charttable ladies have agreed to see thatpoor children and orphan asylums arenot debarred from their eyesfor once upon some or the most

t tOO 0 0 0

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FINE STRAW HATS i-

t ito f itr In town

1All new goods ti JtyleIJgonothing to be carried

srade lanamas 360t S 225t tIoo atw li9 de best 1 7 5yachts

t S150r-

a tt fxcelent ennet and 1rough and ready yachts

iI

160 split Alpine IOO 7 5cI

and 1OJ Ones for

LUDWIGS New HatAvenue

no

be offered

show

and

nearlydonated

2roThe offer

besidesvalued a

Admis-sion

feastingariatoL-

UDWIGS NEW titT STORE

CLEARiNG SALE OF

S

Fins k 11ajshew All t-

ot ercr-

iiIo grade lanaiass 6 3 8 4-

I soo200 grade Milan and Porte

Rican

a qiility split200 line split and sonnet

rathts

sisoflso 5f

line

Storesaul Vcnnaytvania

+ + + +

+

ratic members ot the furry brotherbead

The greater portion ot the clubs at-tention last night was given to drawingup a lodging protestsagainst a or rulespUblished In the pet stock papers forthe purpose governing all futurecat shows held in the United StatesThese rules were up by the

two the oldest andone of the youngest cat to thetotal exclusion of the Washington CatClub and at least six other cat clubsIn good standing in the United States

The Washington Cat Club like ourforefathers protests against taXation

and objectsforced to adopt rules In

reparation of which aU cat clues havenot an equal voice These rules itargues are not formulated to fit thepeculiarities ot the cat case areonly the old rules which the cat

have never been able to enforcewhich they adml to be iriadeqwxte

I disguIsed with a sprinkling borrOwedfrom foreign regulations and aversion or the generally accepted rulesgoverning dog horse and chicken showsRather than submit to anything of thiskind the Washington Cat Clubto hoist the sign no trusts to promulgate and enforce its own rules to conduct its own shows to draw

Its own local prizes to designatethe standard ot its jUdging and to reclaim Its own and

to recognIze no others

CHICAGO TRUST COMPANYWILL YORK

With Two Millions It Is Proposed to Do

Business

CHICAGO July ILWhenasked re-brding the objects and or the

Trust Company just authorizedto begin business In Now Yok city witha capital of 1000000 1000000 surplus Paul Mton vice president of theAtchison Topeka and Santa Fe RaIlroad who Is one the dIrectors saIdthe concern was purely a financial Institution and not connected with mallroad matters

It is purely a trust company saidMr Morton and s In no affiliatedwith the railway matters jlrSbontzand are Interested in It but willtake no pat In the business

b

b

ta

o

d

criticism of andnew code recently

of

drawn cornined effortsot

clubs

without representation to-eing the

butf-

mernitynd

rehashed

proposes

Independentnte

championships off-iaily

ENTERNEW

purposesEastern

ind

ed

way

mysOif

FAILED TO GETSijUARE

WITH P A ERSON3 CHIEF

Acquitted of Charge of Neglect of Duty

Took Board of Aldennen Only FifteenMinutes to

minetfiM UCl

K 3 July llChtef ofPolice Frederick Graul of this city whowas vena hearing last nIghtby the board aldermen Was fully ex

J nerated after aldermen d listenedto testimony that lasted for hours Thetwentytwo membersboard voted unanimously acquU thechief on the charges by MayorHlnchiffe

The mayor through City CounselMicheal Dunn the chiefhad been negligent in his duty In notmore carefully preparing for an outbreak of rioting on June iS and thatbe was incapable of filling isisoffice

Mr GourIey the chiefs legalsought to prove the fact that

his honor brought the charges out orspite and that during the election lastNovember he was alleged to have tol1

Graul would get squarewith him because he did not fix cer-taIn details of police favorable to himin certain election districts

His honor denied having male theseremarks and his the form

lof before God I dont remember sy-lug that and I am on oath

A large number oT witnesses weresummoned to prove that Chief Gradbad materially changed in appearanceand health within the last six monthsand that be ought to have been moreactive on the day of rioting

It took the aldermen just fifteenrites to decide on their unanimous ver

or The resUlt was II greatsurprise to the crowded court room asmany or the aldermen are supposed tobe triends ot the mayor

COnside Deter

PATERSON

pkzblicofthe

eonipritng the10

preferred

charged that

physically

repre-sentative

Chief iliaC be

1eaIaI took

main

diet oclpsittal

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Mother j Childhenefitted byuse of

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