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President and Mrs. Roosevelt are re-
ceiving messages of good will today
from host of friends who are wish
ing Miss Alice all kinds OF happiness.
Miss Alice herself, il is said, has
not been neglected by the blue-coated
messenger boys who have been bring
ing numerous kilograms TO the big
front door OF the White House. but, of
course. the purport and the source Of
these messages are carefully guarded
even from Miss Roosevelt's most inti-
mate friends
As was forecasted in The Times. for
NAL announcement OF the engagement
of Miss Alice Roosevelt 10 Represen-
tative Nicholas Longworth of Cincin-
natl. Ohio. was made yesterday after
noon This was officially announced by
President and Mrs. Roosevelt The
White House will be the scene of the
morning ceremony, which will be per
Formed by Bishop Satterlee Ii is to
take place in February.
The siege to Miss Roosevelt's heart
mas been waged with unremitting en-
ergy oy Mr.. Longworth for two whole
years. The trip OF the Taft party to
the philippines. which afforded. and
still affords, so much interest to the
public at large. doubtless furnished
still greater pleasure 10 the party IT.
self-especially Mr.. Longworth. who
accompanied the Secretary and Miss
Roosevelt
Representative LOngworth is being
congratulated by telegraph. by teIe-
phone, and by word of mouth this morn
ing. Fluctuations began TO reach him
at breakfast time. and kept coming in
with an uninterrupted flow Interview
err b fs,s
imperturbable good nature
Knew 1t, But Not Officially"
How long has my engagement to
Miss Alice been known to the imme-
date members OF the family he re-
peated- Well. not very long. The en-
gagement is not OF very long standing.
you see. | notice that my relatives in
Cincinnati declined 10 discuss the mat
ter yesterday, On the ground that they
had 30 official Information on the sub
ject Neither had i. as far as that goes.
j knew was engaged, but / didn't know
IL officially. My understanding was that
the announcement would be made next
Sunday 1t was made yesterday after
noon and ] didn't know II then myself.
That's why / had to keep perfectly
quiet shout IL ] couldn't give out anV-
thing in advance OF an announcements
from the fESSlu@ht ana Mrs. Roosevelt,
yCu see.
Long in a Trance
Did you plight your troth aboard
the steamer returning from the Philip-
pines?" Mr.. LongwOrth was asked.
The question awakened hearty
laugh. Il really don't know" he an
swered. I've been IN what you might
call trance for so long that / am
somewhat mixed as TO dates
lie referred briefly TO his plans for
the future. They are necessarily OF
& tentative nature as yet" he said
The ARA ngements for the wedding will
all be in the hands Of Miss Roosevelt's
family.
There will be TO extensive journey
Continued on Twelfth Pagel
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
Then Praises Slaughter
of Them in Sermon
at TuriSk.
BLOOD FLOWS in LODI
Five Hundred of Race Fall
There as Troops
Look on.

81 PETERSBURG. Dec Is (via
hdytkuhnen. Dec. 1D.-The report of q
/ Iresh massacre OF Hebrews. in which
over go persons lost their lives. Wa
received this morning from Turisk.
Volhynia.
Dispatches from Lodz declare that 800
more Hebrews have been massacred In
that city. and that the troops on the
scene have declared they viii not ire
On the mobs.
Women Not Spared.
Almost unbelievable brutality was re-
sorted to. and women and children wer.
shown no more mercy than men. II Is
declared.
a great body OF excited Russians
swept INTO the Hebrew section ana
oroke into the shops OF Widzewka and
oIsa streets. A desperate battle follow
co. In which hundreds were killed or
wounded The police refuse to inter
Aere- The massacre at Turisk was in
elteo oy local priest. who called on
the Christian population 10 rise and
exterminate the Hebrews.
A mob formed and attacked ALI tbA
6eprew shops. killing and abusing ALI
HepreWs who fell int its hands A few
destitute. 40H 34s
= Praised Deed in Sermon
Following the massacre. the priest whs
incited the outrage, preached a ser.
mon In which he praised the awful
deed The local ecclesiastical authors
ues ordered that this sermon should bs
printed and distributed broadcast
throughout the country.
1t Is feared that the result OF this
action will be 10 ineite fresh rnassaerss
of Hebrews
a mutiny has broken out among ths
soldiers in the city, although il Is i'm
possible TO tell how serious IL Is Four
Iesltnents have Joined In a notice SEM
70 Ine Work1ngmen, in which thew sav:
Soldiers Threaten.
You do not need to fear the bureau-
cracy any longer. We are with you. ana
We are resolved to annihiIate ali re-
dictionaries Ii We are ordered to flre
ON you We will not obey We viii not
spare our cartridges, but they will NOT
De directed against you
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
BILL FOR BIG STATUE

Representative Bradley introduced -
bill in the House toda- authorizing The
Secretary OF War to procure ana have
put up in this city the colossal grou,,
OF statuary known as the Indian
Buffalo Hunt. done by G. Henry h
Bnsh-EroWn. OF New York ely.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
SOLDIERS HOME BAND
WILL HOLD CONCERT

At Stanley HaIl, Soldiers Home. TO-
morrow night the band OF the i,,s,i.''
tion will render a program NJ -
cal music. This band is ono %
most able and thoroughly trained a.,
the city. and. under the diractIo ~ ~
Prof. John :. M Zimmerman VI
tracing much attention ''
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The southern disturbance has moved
slowly eastward and is apparently cen
tral this morning below the mouth OF
The Mississippi river
Rains have continued in the Gulf
States, and have extended into the At
lantic States as raT as southern Vir-
ginia. There were also local sCows on
the windward shores of the Great
lakes and light rains in western
WashingtSs
Temperatures have fallen In the
middle Atlantic States. the lake region
the ohio and Mississippi valleys. and
Iexas. ana have changed but little else-
where.
There viii be rain tonight in the east
CUR States. followed by fair weather
Friday. rain tonight and Friday i'm fbe
south Atlantic States, snow in the
northern, and rain or snow in fbe
southern portion Of the middle Atlane
tie states. and snow in the upper Ohio
valley and middle and eastern lower
lake region.
IL VIII be colder tonight and Friday
IN the east Gulf States. and colder
Friday in the interior Of the south A.
lantic States.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
Ex-COngreSSn1dn DOrr
Raised ROW in SLEEPER
Get Place to Sleep-LoCked Up
and Then Released

CONNELLSVILLE. Dec 14-Ex-Con-
sressman G. =. Dorr. of Webster
Springs, West Virginia. was taken from
= Baltimore and Ohio railroad train
westbound. early yesterday morning and
locked mp here.
l. n Selig. Of PittSbUrg. alleges that
at a point near lockwood Dorr pulled
aside the curtains of his berth IN a Pull
man car and with volley of oaths de-
clared he was going 10 XIII him Selig
ran for the porter and dressed as rapidly
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
PRESIDENT FAVORS
THE WHIPPING POST
Representative Adams Quotes MI.
Roosevelt as Heartily Indorsing His
Measure for the District.

Representative Adams. OF Pennsyl-
Vania. after call upon President
Roosevelt today, quoted the latter as
favorine a bill for the establishment or
the whipping post in the District OF Co
lumbia
4 talked with the President about nv
biz TO establish a whipping post in tn.
District for wifebcaters" said Mr.
Adams. r-and ie told me he was heart
ily In favor OF the measure. He ad-
vised me to go ahead with IT, and push
IL All could"
The Washington times., 1905-12-14

as possible When he emerged from his
berth Dorr started TO laugh. rolled into
the berth vacated by Selig and went Ia
sleep.
Selig made Information before JUS
uce OF the Peace W. p. Clarke. but later
withdrew IL DorT said he was en- route
10 Dayton. Pa, 10 prosecute a case He
was member of the Fifty-fifth Con
EreSs- After being confined in a cell az
the local police station for several hours
Attorney Browne came To- his ala .nd
ne was released.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
Witte Gamely Staying,
Says Gear is Russia

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec I4--Pre,nier
N-irte says he has no intention OF re-
signing mis- pest. RE has made the foI-
lowing statement
IF personal ambition or any motive
but duty 10 the Gar and the fatherland
had placed me in my present position o.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
CONGRATULATIONS
FOR HAPPY COUPLE
CONE IN STREAM
Announcement of Miss
Roosevelt'S Engage
ment Pleasing.
MATCH OF THE SEASON
Mr.. Longworth Talks of His
Good Fortune-Engage-
ment Short One.
Formal announcement.

The President and Mrs. IRs00se-
welt announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Alice Lee
Roosevelt. To Mr. Nicholas Long
worth.
The wedding will take place in
the middle Of February.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
Attacks Americans.
Moscow Regiment Rises
And Defies Loyal Troops

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec l4.-Advices
today from Moscow say all the men in
a sapper regiment there have matinied.
Thev defy the government. Loyal troops
have been ordered TO place the mutt
t-,.t.i-s under arrest- 4 Tight is expected
The Washington times., 1905-12-14

running. and class fist fighting continue
in practice" and TO what exent the Off
GERS OF the Academy have knowledge
of and responsibility for existing con-
ditions.
The resolution authorizes the commit
tee 10 sit either at the Capitol or at
the Naval Academy.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
House Asked to Probe
Naval Academy Hazing
Congressman Loud, Graduate, introduces
Resolution for Investigation of Run
ming, Tagging, and Fights

Representative Loud OF Michigan. a for
mer naval officer. today introduced a
resolution authorizing the House Com
mittee on Naval Affairs. Ito make a
thorough investigation of the situation
and conditions at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis" especially 10 ascertain and
report whether haZiug. tagging and
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
s1.as to Baltimore and Return. 8, >.

Pennsylvania Railroad. Saturday ana
sunday tickets good or all trains ~
cept Congressional Limit, ana ,-oo%l
Tor return until Sunday night.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
.ShOTRERED WOMAN
TO MAKE BIG HAUL
Police Hot After Asbury
Park Thieves.
TORE DIAMONDS FROM BODY
MurdeTeIs of Aged Mrs. Natal Nav
Be Caught Within Day
or Two
TORE DIAMONDS FROM BODY

ASBCRY PARK. y. j.. Dec I4-De-
tectives from the prosecutors office are
securing the country today In search of
the men who yesterday murdered Mrs
MOTIFS Natal and tore from her ears
two large diamonds. valued at 81 ea
each
Ihe boldness of the crime. committed
IN the very heart of the city. has caused
intense excitement in the town II is
not unlikely that Asbury Park will nfrer
d reward as substantial impetus ~
the search. and il is believed New Yorl,
detectives VIII b. called In the case to-
day.
MT lhe prosecutors office is worIxinf,
upon WeIl-defined clues Is assured al
.houSh the nature of one e,,iderca a,
,ti ,netr command is undiscIosed The a.
'ecuVes are scattered i'm VTnst r.Ii ne ue
down the coast. but mn - .iA ana
''i'S morning no arrests had been mad
Booty Not Determined
II Is now believed that Mrs Nafta1
was alive when the feather hod -
'hrVWn over her. and that She "
smothered 10 death
ne 'Hongs were cut from the hands
ana teet after the body was rD,,i..,,,,.,i
Dy the jury last night
80 i'oi iiIAB an autopsy was nor
loI iiied aiter strong protest from tho
'i'0'er hebrew people whose reJioioD
~ appears prohibits the burial in y
iieDrew cemetery OF a body cut or mn
uiated after death 'iiN
The murdered woman's sons a,.,,...,
Oh d late train last night ana 49,
silent vigil by the body. The s,,,a,,l,'
husband aged and tofterine aIId -'.i n
lMINeu M IhiS morning. The awfui :, ., a.
Ms broken 10 him a little al - T"S +t
tie Is completely dazed. 'iIile
SmOthered to Death.
The extent OF the booty obtai,ao r.
the victim has not been deternine,1
The rooms were In confusion ana -,
members OF the family are NOT T.,
position 20 know just what vaI,,aI,Io
she had IN the house or what w. 't-,-,, -TS
ed for safe deposit as stof-
The coroner ordered an fuo,,,..
Monday, but IL viii probabIT ~ "a iGr
1ourned at the request OF M. ,,,.cS,'.. 90.
or, who hopes 10 obtain posift,ie y-9'.'-'I!-
from his search for the MURDERS u - -
q few hours. CTS III
Altogether fourteen rings ALI a..
monds. "A diamond sunburst. dia 49,
earrings and about 1920 in bills 49,.
secured. The total value OF tLe h'e,
was said by Isaac Natal 10 aoS,r.
gate 5000. "ssre-
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
Faster Time to Pittsburg.

Through sleeping car leaving Washing
ron at 1910 y. m. daily. via PennsVl-
vania Railroad. now arrives Pittsburg al
$500 u m.-AdV.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
Where Dodge Was Kept.

IL was at the Broadw: Central Hotel
that Dodge was kept at the expense OF
the county when he was brought back
from Texas. The Jurors have become
worried lest they may be kept over
Christmas. Everything Will be done 10
hasten the trial II viii probably take
the prosecution a week TO put in its
case.
Several talesmen were asked if they
would put much faith in the testimony
If a man dodge charged with the
same crime, who turned infOrmer There
were also several tiffs between Mr.. Rand
%nd Mr. Nlcoh. and once Mr. NicoH was
told to condense his questions aS NJr
Rand seemed TO think he was going TO
Lrolong the examination OF talesma6 to
Christmas
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
Independent Government
In Full Swing At Riga

ST PETERSBURG. Dec. 13 (via Eyds-
kuhnen. Dec ia Lettish government
has been founded in Livonia with per
Iectly new set OF constitutional laws
with additional details.
In order to prevent troops from arriy-
ing all train communication has been
stopped The thing has been IN full
swing for TWO days. and only the tele-
graph strike prevented its revelation.
This new autonomous government has
closed the dramshops and breweries in
Riga; decided 10 collect its own taxes:
annexed all the municipal moneys. and
suppressed the publication OF the ukass
appointing General SOIIogub dictator or
! the Baltic provinces with supreme DOW
ers
The revolutionary movement Is pro-
crossing SO quickly that it is almost i'm
possible TO keep track OF it
The most important meeting OF this
Union or Unions yet held decided In the
early hours OF Tuesday morning, BY a
ballot Of 70 per cent OF its MEM
AID and IN Tact. every possible means in
- power TO support the Workmen's
Alliance revolutionary program
Sienkiewicz for Freedom.
a letter was read from NJ Sienkiewicz,
representing the support OF thirty-thous-
and Poles. saying that Poland wishes 10
remain united TO Russia and Is solid
with her in her fight for freedom
Admiral Dubassof1's first act as gov
ernor general OF Poland was TO order
the release Of two delegates arrested
for revolutionary speeches
krustalon is in one of the dungeons
of the fortress Of SS- Peter and Paul,
where a ridiculously exaggerated guard
has been placed
Attacks Americans.
The Slovo. naval organ. attacks
Charles r. Flint and Louis Nixon. say
ing they have drawn much money out
Of Russia and have given nothing worth
anything in return.
There has been a council AT rsarskOe-
Selo. at which Count Witte was not
present. Martial law. reaction and the
replacement OF Count Witte were dis
cuSSed
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
FOR NEW PUBLIC PARK.

Representative Bowers today intro
duced IN the House "A bill 20 enable the
Secretary OF the Interior 10 acquire for
"A public reservation the parcels OF
ground IN the triangle Ia this CITY
bounded by Rhode Island avenue and
Eleventh and g streets northwest.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
WOULD REORGANIZE
EDUCATION BOARD
OF THE DISTRICT
GouIden Will Introduce Bill
Requiring Members to Serve Without
Pay--For Colored, Representation.

a bill viii be introduced in Congress
some time next week which has for its
object complete reorganization OF the
Board of Education of the District OF
Columbia
The recent controversies which have
gone on before the Board of Education.
and the manner in which things have
been conducted generally has attracted
the attention OF members OF Congress.
and they propose 10 change matters
II possible
Representative Goulden of New York
was at the White House today. He
did not discuss any matters with the
PRESIDENT simply calling to shake
hands
Il merely called upon the President
to pay my respects" he said, "as |
have not had an opportunity to do so
before. l have been busy preparing
two bills, which i intend to present IN
a few days
Ten Years Trustee.
"One is for the reorganization of the
Board of Education of the District of
Columbia. For ten years 1 was trus>
tee OF the public schools of New York
city. and have always taken a deep in
terest in the educati work in the
National Capital. ! believe there is a
great deal OF room for Improvement
and my bin is simply aimed TO remedy
any evils which may exist
I'm the first place my bill contem,
plates honorary service without COM
pensation- There are any number OF
public-spirited citizens who will be only
TOO glad to render their services for the
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
FIRE IN BROOKLYN
CAUSES HEAVY Loss
Cooper Building and Wind
sOr Cafe Are Destroyed.
ENDIARY Is BLAMED
Soldiers Guard s2,ooo,ooo Contained
in Safe of Trust
Company.

NEW YORK. Dec. H.-The large
Cooper building. al Bedford and Full
ton streets, Brooklyn, together with
the Windsor Cafe and row of dwell
ing houses. was destroyed by fire early
this morning The loss is estimated at
$4,000 The principal losers are the
Brooklyn Trust Company, the American
and London Harness Company. the Reed
Ice Cream Company and the Bryant and
Srratton Business College. a number Of
private offices in the Cooper building.
including those Of State Senator
Charles Cooper. the owner OF the struc-
ture, were also burned out In Mr.
Cooper's suite were paintings valued Al
$4,000 and a law library valued at
several thousand dollars.
The fire caused considerable excite
ment in the neighborhood and all the
tenants IN the vicinity Of the blaze left
their homes and sought refuge with
friends
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
Origin Is Mystery.

The police and fire authorities are
making a searching investigation re
garding The origin OF the fire. Persons
who were first on the scene declare
that two distinct fires were burning in
the portion Of the building occupied by
the harness company. and gave II as
their opinion that II was the work Of an
incenGiary.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14

glory OF the thing The present com,
pensauon Is $40 meeting
Again ] believe there should be nine
members of the board Instead Of seven
as at, present constituted. The board
should consist, and my bill will make
provisions accordingly. Of nine mem.
bers. six men and three women OF the
entire board three shall be colored
There are now two women out or sever.
Inc colored population is about one,
third and they should have that much
representation upon the board
In preparing my bill. which hope
70 nave ready by Saturday or Mon
day, have endeavored to provide for
the District OF Columbia a board OF
York city, Boston, Pittsburg. and
Cleveland"
Confident of Success.
Mr.. Golden seems confident OF the
success OF his bill. lie is one OF the
best posted men in Congress on the
work OF public schools In presenting
his bill for the reorganization of the
Board Of Education OF the District of
Columbia. he says he Is prompted en-
tirely by desire TO see the Capital
City have the best educational control
and guidance possible.
Another blu which Mr. Goulden will
introduce is one providing for the prop
er lighting of the Statue of Liberty
The New York statesman says that il
is A shame that this shaft should not be
better lighted than II is Il am going
To get together the necessary facts AMI
hgures TO obtain an annual apprOp-ia-
tlon or Sz9.c0 from Congress 10 light
the Statue of Liberty as II should be
The present amount expended fof. this
work is $500"
The Washington times., 1905-12-14

700 feet of good dressed Lumber. S2.oo.
Frank Libby q Co. & n. Y. ave.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1905-12-14
Soldiers Guard Safe.

The safe Of the Brooklyn Trust Com
pany. containing S2,000-oo0, is in the ruins
and Is guarded by the police reserves
and a number Of members Of the Fwen-
ty-third regiment, y. q. y. \. The
members OF the regiment were giving a
dance and the affair was just finishing
when the fire was at its height. When
the cry cau,e that the safe, with its
large sums or money. together with all
the papers and records OF the company
which occupied the lower floor Of the
building was in danger. the soldiers
ran to the fire. They were admitted
and they helped TO form Gordon about
b.
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