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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21
TOLD IN BRIEF.

CHICAGO. November 2I--Recent reports
OF a steady gain In the condition of Presi-
dent William r. Harper Of the University
OF Chicago were confirmed yesterday by his
appearance on the campus. He was wheeled
about In an invalid's chair and spent more
than q half hour outdoors. It was the first
time DR.. Harper had been outdoors since
September.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21

PARIS. November s21.-The council of
ministers today decided that tho cabinet
ministers shall not take an active part In,
electoral campaigns, owing to the prospects
Of disorderly manifestations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-21

decision. fsarbee also rode Rutherford for
Lucky Baldwin, In the $4,000 four-mile-
heat race at San Francisco.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
Thomas Kelly Jumps
From Hospital Window
Inmate OF Inebriate Ward at the Emergency
Leaps Out of the Fourth Story, Killing Him
seIf-Despondent and Desperate.

Despondent because drink had gotten
the better of him. and despairing of ever
curblne his appeUte for it. Thomas
Kelly, thrty-siX years old, of 1924 N
street northwest, hurled himself from a
fourth-story window OF the inebriate
ward at the Emergency HospitaI, about
o'clock this morning. and was instantly
killed.
Coroner hewitt gave certificate of
death by suicide The body was later
turned over to an undertaken to be pre-
pared for burial.
Kelly is said to have been a slave to
strong drink, and physicians at the
Emergency Hospital say that he spent
most Of his time in the inebriate ward
of that institution.
II is alleged that on dozens of occa-
sions Kelly was admitted to the hospital
to be treated for drunkenness He is
said to have brother who invariably
betrayed his hospital expenses and other
expenses incurred before and after his
spreee. on Tuesday Kelly vas taken to
the hospital in a stupified condition, il
is said. The doctors were we'll acquaint-
ed with him and his case and imrne-
diateIy sent him to the fourth floor.
which is reserved for such cases KeI
ly's room was in The southwest corner
of the building. TWO windows facet
Ohio avenue.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
POLICE COURT BEING
PULLED TO PIECES
Matter of Speculation How Cases Will
Be Heard and Prisoners Watched
on Monday.

The Police Court adjourned early this
morning. and as soon as the last case
had been called and the judges had left
the court rooms. workmen began To tear
down the railings, and get all of the
fixtures in condition to be moved at
a moments notice to the temporary
quarters on Fifteenth street.
This carly start at moving Is causing
no little inconvenience to the officials
OF the court. especially the clerks All
of the flies Of warrants. commitments,
and other important papers are being
piled IN III IndtsCTlminate pileG. Should
an emergency arise il would be u diff
cult matter 10 ind any paper, even
though Il were only a few days OLD.
Court viii be held in the old building
rs usual hiOEdaV morning although
grave doubts are entertained rs 10 where
the officials and prisoners are going to
sit, or where the writing will be zone.
This afternoon the pen in which the
prisoners are kept during court hour
was torn down. as were the ratings and
witness stands. Whether or not the
large desk of the judges will be remGv-
ed today is Il matter OF some speculation
10 those officials themselves.
Many suggestions were offered today as
To how court would be held on Mon
day Some seemed to think that q high
chair would be provided for the Judges
while TIE clerks would have to do ain
OF their writing on soap boxes Tba
prisoners will have to be tied in with
ropes as there seems little proba hilify
of any part of the docks being left
in q condition complete enough to hold
even the most docile prisoner.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
ENGINEERS EXAMINED
BY DISTRICT BOARD
Results Obtained During Past Year
Submitted Today 10 Commits
sione- MaCfarland-

The board OF examiners of steam engi-
nccrs today submitted to Commissioner
Macfarland report for the fiscal year
1865. on the examinations made by Them.
They also submitted estimates Of ex-
penscs of the board for the next fiscal
year.
During the year II meetings We're held,
The number of applicants appearing was
3G5. Out Of this number 244 We're ap-
proved. and III pronounced Incompetent
The applicants approved belonged 10
the following classes: First class. Is;
second class, 13; third class. l66; diElzey
class. 10; gasolene class, 6: special class.
2I; duplicate. L.
The estimates for expenses fer the
next fiscal year are the same as they
were the last twelve months The three
examiners. A. H Bosch. Daniel John
son. and r. F. Vermilnon. ask SsH]
apiece for salaries. which is the same
amount they are now receiving.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
HAAS

This morning about AS o'clock while
the nurse in KeIly's ward was procUr-
ing medicine for several other patients,
he crcpt noiseIessly out of his bed and
went 70 one of the windows in the Ohio
avenue side Raising the window he
stepped upon the sill and leaped out
He landed on the sWard around the
hospital Despite the fact that he fell
q distance of fifty feet or more, only
his cOllaFbOne was broken. Life was
extinct when he was found soon after
the nurse discovered that he was not
in his bed
When DR.. White. resident physician Of
the hospital, made an examination he
found that Kellys death was due to
internal hemorrhagcs. 1t is likely that
he laid out on the grass in an uncon-
scious condition for ten or fifteen min
utcs before he was found. Physicians
do not believe life could have been pro-
ard treated I'm the hospital
Kelly is said TO have been Respondent
and melancholy since Tuesday, and on
divers occasions thrca tened TO kill him
self, because, as he said, John Barley
corn has gotten the upper hand.
/ 4 close watch was kept on him and
when the nurse left him this morning
/ she believed him to be sleeping, because
the covers were pulled up over his heaC
and nothing was TO be heard save hel
own footballs.
Kelly Is believed to have been sham,
ming and after hearing the nurse leave
| the room determined to end his life By
! jumping from the window.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

A depression OF little energy is central
over western Lake Erie, having ad-
Vanced 90 that position from southeast
ern Minnesota in the last twnety-four
hours. The depression that has occupied
The Plateau region for the last three
weeks shows signs OF filing up.
Rain has fallen rather generally over
+be east Gulf and south Atlantic States
sIso in the lake region. the upper Ohio
SyaiIsv and the middle Atlantic States
showers have also fallen in western
Kansas western Nebraska, western
south Dakota. Montana, Colorado and
The temperature changes have been
unimportant.
showerv weather is probable for to
night and Sunday in all parts OF the
[Issbingtor forecast district, except
the upper Ohio valley, where the wealth
er SUNDAY will be fair.
No important changes in temperature
are anticipated
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
DEAD At PANAMA
OR ALIVE IN CUBA
Government Reports Berger a Victim of
Yellow Fever-Wife Believes
Mistake Is Made.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 29.-Accord-
ing 10 q letter just received by friends
in this city. Albert c. Berger. who was
reported to have die1 yellow fever
at Panama this week is still alive at
the plantation Of the Santa Clara Com
merCial Company, near Trinidad. Cuba
The letter was written july 20 n a
CIeyeiander who lives near Trinidad
In it he spoke of having received word
from Trinidad that Berger is alive and
well. hard at work on the plantation
which he is promoting,
Mrs. Berger said she felt sure a mis-
take had been made somewhere by the
Government and that her husband Is
stit alive.
The authorities at Washington have
been asked to investigate. Berger went
10 Cuba after losing in a financial deal
At the office of the Panama Canal
Commission this morning it was stated
that a cable was received from Gov
4rnor MagoOn on the I'd instant stat
ing that Albert Q. Berger. an American
,rmDlOye had been taken sick on July
49; and on July e Governor Magoon
ca bled that Berger had died. ar.l asked
the authorities here to notify his widow.
Florence \, Berger. AT $50 West Madison
avenue. Cleveland, Ohio.
This vas done by officers of the canal
commission in this city.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
@IEDGE IzlEZGHv
Segur0nc0
Must Fly YELLOW Flag
Panama Liner From Colon viii Be Watched
Taking Every preCautiOn Against Fever.

NEW YORK. July 29.-With the arri-
val of the Panama line steamship
Seguranca from Colon. which is due to-
day. the yellow flag Of quarantine will
be raised over the vessel and every per
son on board will be placed under Obser-
walton.
No one. from the captain down. will
escape and those with the slightest in
dfcatIon Of yellow fever will be convey
ed TO Hoffman island and held until all
danger is past Of bringing the disease
into New York.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

The steamship FL Dorado, from New
Orleans, arrived today, and was stopped
at quarantine for examina ton.
Dr. 4. II. Doty, health officer OF the
port. has ordered that every ship com
ing from any port south of Virginia be
placed under the quarantine ban This
means that the Old Dominion line
steamships are the only ones from
Southc-l, ports that will be allowed 10
enter port without being held up at
quarantine.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
STREET CAR BUILDING
COMPANY ORGANIZED
Combination Capitalized at More Than
Fifty-four Millions Of Dollars
Is Created.

NEW YORK. July GA street car
building combination capitalized at S54,-
5G0000, and including the }. G. Brill Car
Company, of Philadelphia; the John
Stephenson and the st. Louis Car Com
pany. has been formed.
1t was reported il Wall Street today
that the Barney and Smith Company, Of
Akron. Ohio, Is also in the combine. The
negotiations for the consolidation were
carried on with the greatest secrecy
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
HELD IN HAMMOND, IND.

According to adyices received from
Hammond Ind. by Captain Boardmah,
of the detective bureau. this morning, it
Is believed that the man arrested there
under stEe name Of John Mclntosh IS the
man wanted by the local authorities for
passing bad checks i'll this city. Some
further confirmation is awaited from the
Indiana city, and on receipt Of it Detec-
tive Palham or O Brien viii make "trip
to Hammond and bring the alleged
sWindler 10 Washington.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
Gives Wilson'S Statement.

THAT some time prior to July s,
Secretary Cheatham. Of the Cotton
Planters, Association, charged before
the Agricultural Department that GER
tain information had been given TO Get
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
s1.a5 to Baltimore and Return, sI.zs.

Pennsylvania Railroad. Saturday and
Sunday tickets good on all trains ex-
cept Congressional Limited. and goo4
for return until Sunday night.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

TtayV tide tomorrow. FPS pm, 1:09 D m.
High tide tomorrow .6:29 am, 6;i8 ?. N.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
TIDE TABLE

Sun sets today. Neutrality-suspicious. '''',' ;It
Sun rises tomorrow. ---.-------.- 4 :o>
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Buy Lumber in Carloads at Wholesale
prices from Libbey & Co. 9th & N. Y
ADV.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
Senator Mitchell's Dis
grace Disrupts His
Organization.
REBELLION WILL ENSUE
Democrats Hope to Win
Series of Fights on
Schedule. 81

With its senior United States Senator
under conviction, both its members OF
the House under Indictment, and most
of its prominent Federal officials recent
~ removed for effenses against the ma
tons laws, the State of Oregon is facing
a political revolution. Something close
Iy akin to chaos just now prevails.
There are a series OF fights ahead
which are certain to become historic in
thefar Northwest. Not only will there be
a struggle Of factions for control of the
Republican party, but the Democrats
are preparing for q determined effort
10 seat themselves in the saddle of State
administration
On their side, the Democrats have
Governor George E. Chamberlain. whose
victory at the last election was one of
the political wonders of the country.
They also have the argument of the po-
utical corruption of their opponents,
which they will ring with every pos
sIbIe chance. The Republicans on the
other hand have. despite factional divis-
ion, an immense natural preponderance
of votes
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

Occasional showers tonight
and tomorrow.
Warmer tonight.
The Washington times., 1905-07-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Continued on Third Page }
The Washington times., 1905-07-29

, HAAS CASE BEFORE JUSTICE WRIGHT
SEEN AT THE HEARING OF BROKER
AZ AIRY ALPER

ATTX oBLR LRWEY
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

Harry Gray, mentioned in the Post fntelliFeucer interview, is the purchss ing agent for T. s Chute. sho Is at She head Of the contract company that is boildine the Klordiks Mines railway. Mir. Chcte is now in Dawson.
 w.P. 6 Y. R. officials say ths, rhIls the cousumma,ion oi the scheme out lined by Mr. Gray could very vell be among the possibilities Of the future, it is no, among the plans for the immed- late future.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
RAILWAY FROM SKAGWAY
 10 DAWSON
Klondike Mines Railway Official Says 100 Miles Will Be Built This Year and
 the Two Roads Connected

resentstIve oi the English capital be- bind the scheme and the contractor, who is To Seattle, says;
 "'Tt is intended tha, loo miles ot rail shall bs lad during the presen, year. By iall we expect to be able to main tain a train service between Dawson and Salmon river by way ot BonsnEs, Eldorsdo, Dominion ard other creeks
 'Filty-tvoround rails gre being used To construction work and the same gauge ss that oi the White Psss S YB- koa is adopted This pin make It pos. sible, when the two lines meet, to main tain a thro1eh train service. I,h pro posed by boih ines to continue con- struction work ard meet as soon ss pos sible.'"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
COTTAGE IN GOOD ASSAY
Favorable Report From
 Skagway Chief Ore

An assay made of rock from the SSaC' way Chief property this week is rePor- ted to have shown S2O in gold in addi- ton to some silver values.
 The Skagway Chief Is on the east side of Skagway river, two or three miles from Skagway and is the proper ty of Edwa.d Maher.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Case Dismissedi

Mrs. Christiana Frazier was permit ted to withdraw her plea of guilty in the case wherein she was charged with assault and battery committed on the child of Mrs J. F. Burnett, snd the case was submitted to a jury, The jury dis agreed and Judge LeFevre dismissed the case.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

The report comes from the south ths, the Klondike Mines railway win build loo miles of railway this year snd that the plans contemplate Sn early connec- ton by it with the w.p.&Y.R
 The Seattle Post-Iutelligencer Of re- cent dste says
 Thirty cars loaded with steel rails for the Dawson. Grand Forks & Yukon railroad, to be built 100 milss to Stew art river this year, are in Seattle await. ing shipment to Alaska 4 consign- ment Of rails sold by William Pieot,, Of the Railway & Steel Supply Company, which Is selling all the rails to the road, is being loaded on the steamer Al-Ki in British Columbia waters. These rails we're held by the company at New Westminster.
 "Though ii is insisted by represents. tives Of the new railroad that the line is not connected with the White Pass & Yukon, it is intended to extend the system gradually until it meets the pio- ncer road. The White Pass sod the Dawson line win both build gradually until a junc,ure is had. Then, either through a trsfic agreement or a merg- ing Of interests, the system win be op- erated as the road.
 "Henry Gray, of San Francisco, rep
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Sanford Get. Farewell Party

There were tuO score Of guests st tLe informal dacce and farevell recsp- ton Co H. H. Sanford ai the White Psss Athletic club last nirht The dance uas oae Of the delightful lit,le sfsirs that have made the athletic club mem bsrs famous ss entertainers.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Yukon River Ice Begins Go
 to Pieces

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan, !
 whitehorse, May 4-The ice in the Yukon is getting very rotten. The Kloudike is breaking snd the ice be- gan moving out last night.
 The water r,se one foot st Seiwyn yesteriay.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
ARt SHAKING VEXRUSSIA SAILS NORTH
Internal Afftirs Trouble
 Czar'S Government

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. )
 St. Petersburg, May 4-Several reyo- lutionists were killed today on the steps of church in this city. They were making a demonstration against the authorities.
 Busiusss Spspends at Warsaw
 Warsaw, May 4-Business has sus- pended here. There has been DO vio- lent outbreak today but trouble is ex- pected.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Discovery on A. B. Mountain
 Arouse Interest

The discovery Of au ore body on A. B. mountain that prospectors pronounce to be pitch blend, carrying unranium, has aroused the interest of prospectors and others in Sksgwsy and vicinity. persons have slaked claims and others are preparing to do so.
 Some of the ore will be sent south for an assay and expert opinion.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
GETS ROTTEN JURY HANGS
Nan Pattersou's Twelve
 Peers Disagree

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Nsw York May i-The jury before which Nan Pattersoa vas tried for her life the second time has disagreed. At go o'clock this morning it Sled into the court room and informed the rscorier that sn aEreemsn, vas os, of the ques- ton. 10 uss discharged by the court, The actress collapsed when the report o' the jury rss received
 The majority oi the jurors it is un- dsrstood, were for squiuaL The other jury stood siS to six.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Princess May Next

The Princess May will be due to ar rive this evening or early tomorrow. She will probably have a good list of passengers. She is bringing 2l5 tons of freight.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
ROAD COMMISSION IS orr
 FOR SKAGMAY
Major Richardson and Lieut.. Pillsbury Start For Skagway to Establish Commission
 Headquarters $2oo 900 to be Spent

place for Skagway on the Humboldt last night. Skagway will be the per maneut headquarters of the commis- sion. Major Richardson says S2O0,0Oo will be spent within year on Alaskan roads.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alssksn.l
 Seattle, May I-Msior Wilds P. Rich arJiskS chairman of the Alaska road commission, and Lieut., George b. Pills bury, oI the engineer corps, also a member of the commission, left this
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
0PTICIAN ARRIVES
 Al THIS PLACE

R. D. Kirmse, the optician, grsdu. ste Of the Chicago Optical College, has arrived and is nov prepared to treat the eyes and to htFlAsses to them. He is located with F. D. Kiruse, the pioneer ieweler.
 Satisfaction Is guaranteed
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Humboldt Leaves Seattle for
 Skagway

Special Dispatch to the Daily AlAskan)
 Seattle, May 1.-The Pacific Coas, Steamship Company's flyer Humboldt sailed for Skagway last night st n o'clock with passengers, freight and mail.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Gilettes Goes to KstohIkan

|. R Gilettee, formerly of Juneau. has located at Ketchikan, where he will engage in the proctice of law,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

The Pantheon bcotb'ack makes your shoes look Ike Q nieger's heel Try him, he is sn expert.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Pacific Coast Liner Arrives
 in Port

The Pacific Coast liner, Cottage City arrived st o'clock with 2O passengers, l63 tons of freight and a small mail. The Cottage City was delayed in her arrival Ey having to stop at Shaksn. She will sail out at 10 p. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04
Wall Paper ., Cs.ss

Snyder is selling figured val paper
 st cos, untl May 1s. q
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

The Humboldt will have three days mail and she should be due to arrive Sunday.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

Get reserved ssus ior "A Nigh, To BJhemiA~ st Keliys
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

"A Nigh, in Bohemia !"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

GA Night in Bohemia"
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

Ice cream and sherbets at the Vienna Bakery. Best in town. 'Paone B.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

New hair combs, belts and stocks at, garrisous'.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

"A Night In Bohemia. n
The daily Alaskan., 1905-05-04

"A Night in Bohemia"
Arizona republican., 1905-05-03
EASTERN VISITORS
Party of Capitalists and Statesmen in
 Phoenix Yesterday.

very notable party of busiress men and statesmen spent a few hours in Phoenix yesterday all being guests of Colonel w. C. Greene and under his personal escort. They arc all eastern people Col. Epes Randolph. president of the Southern Pacific line in Arizona and Mr. B. \. Packard of R.shea. ra,nt.-. r'"ertS and aH Ariz"u.,
 tho .iner members "f ths party are -S f'--i",..-: '",a"it,r Harris ,,f North CaIuiita; ';.N-ern", N,'o1ouIN of Nsi- .I.i.'- soup,"r '.ttitne.' "f S.du,u Carr- liua -;,r:-toi l.i7e-Lu.n of North Gar oiiI,-. COlouei Parker of Washington, D. C.; MT. Weideman of New Jersey; MT. Checney of Connecticut and Presi- dent Fairchild of the Guardian Trust Co. of New York.
 The party arrived during the fore noon on special train composed of the two private cars Sunset and Olivet. They were driven to the territorial cap itol where they met the governor and other territoiaI officials and then had a short drive around the city. going to the Hotel Adams for luncheon. and leaving again by special train about 1 o'clock.
 The visit to Phoenix was only an in- cident of 2 tour arranged by Colonel Greene. of the southwest and Mexico the gentlemen named being only part of Mir. Greene's guests during the tour. The rest went directly to Fl Paso in the private car Edgemere. They will meet in southern Arizona and first in spect the properties of Colonel Greene in southern Arizona and old Mexico and then invade the trackless forest of the Sierra Madres to hunt lions and bears.
  presidents party it won't be for lack of hunters for there will be enough Of them to scare all the game in Mex leo.
 At the conclusion of their hunt they will visit Chihuahua and other interest ing places in old Mexico and then re- turn directly to New York.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-03
COLD NIGHTS CAUSE cATARRH.
Everyone Should Use Hyomei and Kill
 the Germs.

Everyone Should Use Hyomei and Kill
 the Germs.
 No other season of the year is re- sponsible for as many cases of catarrh as the Spring The warm days and cold nights. with their frequent and sudden changes in temperature. bring the catarrhal "snuffies" to nearly everyone.
 The best physicians long ago saw 'n= ''Er of taking fn-dicine ;pto tha S'"t,i..... g." kili catarrhal g.rr1I.. in rht- .':,d .'a+ throat. .>i. alone can r.s-ci, these eef1l'~. and t"d4v the tn"St suc- "e-@fal rEr.irlanS rreSrI-ih. Hy"m-i f"- au catarrhal troubles.
 The germ killing and uel.Iti.-.iving HyOmei when breathed through the rocket inhaler thct comes with every outfit penetrates to the most remote cells of the air passages and respira- tory organs. IL searches out and kills catarrhal germs in the head throat and lungs. soothes and heals the irri tated mucous membrane. and absolute ly drives catarrh from the system.
 Thousands of testimonials like this of Capt Cameron, in charge of the Sal vadon Army at BerlIley. Cal. attest to the speedy relief given by HyOmei. Capt. Cameron writes: 'I have been sufferer from catarrh of the throat for d number of years, so bad that l could rot speak SO as to be heard at any dis tance. The first use of Hyomei relieved me, and I believe that it has given hack to me the good voice I had in years gone by
 The complete Hyomei outfit costs but one dollar. and includes an inhaler and sufficient HyOmei for several weeks treatment. You take no risk in buying Hyomei. II. Goodman absolutely agrees to refund the money if it does not give satisfaction.