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The Washington times., 1906-11-18
News Of the Police

Isaiah Lewis, coiored. the alleged
''capDer' for certain police court law
yers. who was released upon giving 800
bond as a guarantee that he would quit
the business IS known personally by
almost every policeman and detective
on the force. Lewis has been aroundi
the courts and 'BsrTisters' Row Tor
many years. and his arrest came as
rather n surprise.
As an alternative. the court sentenced
him TO six months in jail. His attorney,
however. noted an exception. and said
that he would appeal the case. taking
it to the highest courts. If necessary.
few days previous 10 his arrest
Lewis called at Police Headquarters.
and In reply to d question about what
he was doing said:
I'm In the bond business stiiI, ana
hope to be for SOME time yet"
Andrew Hartley. son of Lieutenant
Hartley. OF the police force. was mar
ried last week to Miss Mary Gibson OF
zoo y street northwest. at the home OF
the brides parents.
A week previous the couple went to
Rockville with the impression that rs
both were over eighteen years OF age
they could be married without the con-
sent of the parents OF either party.
This however. they found TO De er-
Toneous. and upon their return they
secured the necessary permission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley have been the
recipients of congra tulations from theis,
many friends.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
H. F. Patterson Retires.

Harry F. Patterson. one Of the plate
printers in the bureau. having declined
10 stand for reelection, will retire from
the echairmanship of the general executive
board of the local Plate Printers Union
after the completion of the present
term Mr. Patterson's decision aot to
stand for another term was caused sole
~ by the reason that be could not find
the time 10 devote 20 the duties Of the
position.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Number ore,s Bantam chicks.

George and Ellen" the pretty brown
bantams OF No. / engine company. are
the pround parents OF q pair Of chicks.
George has grown about One-third of
an inch since the advent of the little
brown birdlets. and wheneve- Ellen
leaves the box for a few minutes George
steps TN. and talks to. his tender on
spring In ban tam fashion. and no doubt
gives them sound parental advice Ellen
soon returns. -hpWeVer. and drives the
father out. signifying by actions II not
by words that George is a bum mother
and OF no account when II comes to
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
ZeMg XezneD


stable at Ne s. has been assigned TO
No 1 conpaE,- The driver and his
assistant took up the education OF Maud
with some mlssiving after the reports
that crept into the papers about the
animals propensities. Little trouble.
however. has been experienced Maud
appears To realize that she must be on
her good behavior in the aristocratic en-
sine house Of the depa rtment-
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Plate PRIMER, Examination.

The Civil Service Commission has an
nounced that an additional exa mination
Will be held on December :. 10 secure
eligible for the position Of plate printer
AZ the bureau. II is said that no edu-
cational test vii be given. snd that
Il viii not be- necessary for tn ose who
make application to present themselves
for examination. There are about ZOO
plate printers IN the bureau at present.
and IL Is said that more are needed 10
Keep up with the work
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Celebration Of Anniversary.

No. Il engine company IS looking for
ward 70 a celsbra tion OF the frst ami
versary of the occupation Of the house
on November IS. Some Of the citizens
and friends Of the company have made
known their intention OF holding q re-
ception at quarters on that night, and
II the event comes OF Il will be a joy
ful affair for the infant company OF
the department
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Form Revolver Association.

Last Monday evening officers OF the
militia held meeting az headquarters
to organize revolver association for
the promotion OF revolver shooting A
committee was appointed TO attend to
the details Of organization and draw up
i charter.
Col. Lloyd NJ Brett is the only candi-
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Naval Officers Here.

Naval officers registered during the
week uat the Bureau Of Navigation as
follows:
Commander W. NJ Chambers. F'lorida,
1894 I street nsrthwes-.
Assistant Paymaster r, =. Westlakl,
Scorpion, 14l9 Rhode Island avenue
northwest.
Capt. seaton Schroeder, Virginia. 1916
n street northeast.
Lieutenant Commander E. c. Decker,
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Personal Notes.

Brig. Gen Arthur Murray. chief OF
artillery. who has been acting chief OF
stan during the absence OF BUfgadler
General Barry. assistant chief of stan.
the past two weeks. has been relieved
Of duty as a member OF the board OF
engineers. General Murray suddenly has
stepped temporarily into the highest
executive Office of the army he having
only recently been promoted frCm
colonel, and then was made chief Of the
engineer corps. After General Bells de-
parture for Cuba General Barry was
acting chief OF staff. but his absence has
made a stlll higher temporary promo
ton for the engineer officer.
Col John A Lundeen has been ap-
Pointed member OF the army retiring
board, to fll the vacancy created by
the transfer of Brig Gen John J. Per
shing from the command Of the depart
ment Of California 10 command the de-
partment of the NIsayas. Philippine Is
lands.
Capt Lloyd England. of the Office of
chief of artillery, will go to Schenec-
tady. N Y this week. to witness tests
OF portable searchlights now being man
ufactured there for use of the army
First Lieut. Harr,- r Mitchell. of the
Artillery Corps, VINO has been under
treatment at the Army Gsncral Hos
pital. in this city. '.as been detailed is
professcr of military science AMI tac-
ties at Grove Citv College, Grove city,
Pa.
Capt Alfred W Bjornst4i. Twenty
eighth Infantry. has resign III his cor
resignation has ~veT accepted by the
President, TO take effect December /.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Compiling Guard Statistics.

Mai. James F. Bell il stnl compiling
the statistics which will show the ef-
hciency Of the National Guard OF the
District of Columbia Fifteen hundred
men have qualified as marksmen or
sharpshooters, and there is no doubt
that the militia viii have a higher
standard of merit than in any preVi-
Gus year.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Nine Course Dinner.

The dinner was served I'm a private
dining-rOOm at HarVey's restaurant.
and. at the request OF Mr.. Darneille. ii
was prepared by Jim Wormley. OF
Worpley's Hotel fame. It consisted of
nine elaborate courses. and the host and
his six guests preserved as a memento
Of the occasion a pen drawing, depict
ing Mr.. Darneille dressed in native Mex
lean costume. sitting astride of a bar
rel marked gold" with the members OF
the press standing nearby holding a
plate of his cheer In their outstretched
hanCS-
The guests Of yGs evening were Dis
bursting Omcer Charles c. Rogers. J. r.
Young. Harvey +. Jester. Graham
Nichols, CLYDE Yer Beck, and q. W.
Finney.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Election of Plare Printers.

Locafdnion No. ,. OF the International
steel and Copper Plate Printers Union
Of North America. viii hold It's annual
election OF officers Tuesday. November
=, at It's headquarters. in Typographical
Temple. There is opposition for a num-
Der Of the positions 10 be ffIled
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
National Guard Notes

date for president of the club. The Off
GERS will probably bc COlonels Urell and
Ouraud, Of the Second and First RegI-
ments, respectively. the two vice presi-
dents OF The organization. Rumor has
It that Capt. George L. TAFT will be
chosen for the seCretarvship
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Joseph H. Maxwell has been appoint
ed to assist POundmaster sam Einstein
Tn caring for the Districts homeless and
friendless CANNES who are asked 60
spend A few hours at the pound in pre-
paration for their entry into the realms
OF doedom's spirit world.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Virginia, 1919 Florida avenue northeast
Lieutenant Comma nder Emil Theis,
navy yard, New York.
Lieut.. s. c. Palmer. Brooklyn.
Commander Albert c.. Cares. torpedo
station. 176i Corcoran street
Capt f. P. Merrill. War College.
Army and Navy Club: special duty
Lieutenant Commander y. 7. Holmes,
Dixie, 1742 / street northwest
Ensign a. Auerutn, Wisconsin, Ebbitt
House: leave.
Lieut r. H. Osborn, Newport News,
Va, Raleigh Hotel; on leave.
Lieut.. y. :. Jackson. Hancock
Raleigh Hotel.
Lieut.. Com. W. 4. Edgar. Dolphin.
le27 h street northwest: leave.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

paTtment To bring about a vigorous
prosecution. with the view to making
it a test case for the uphoiding of the
navy uniform in public places Secre-
tary BOnaparte is known TO have decid-
ed views on the question. and il is
possible that an adverse decision would
he called to the attention of the Presi-
dent Immediately upon his return.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Notes and Personals.

r. 5 Mcdonald has been appointed
baHin i'm the office of the Collector of
Taxes by the Commissioners. His duties
will be in connection with the collection
OF personal taxes.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Private ". J. O'DOnald. Of Truck 9.
went on annual leave November Il He
left Immediately for New York, and
took passage t. Ireland to visit his
father. Private Clark returned for his
furlough on Move mber I3
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
In 4 Personal Way.

The stork visited the home OF Assist
ant Driver Lusky Of No I3, "a few
nights ago. and Nh and Mrs. Lusky
are rejoicing at the advent OF a bounc-
ing boy.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

(. I. MacDoweu. plate printer in sec
t!on three. reported for duty one day
during the week. after a short Illness.
but was again forced 10 go home not
being well enough 10 work. His condi-
tion Is reported 10 be improving
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Elizabeth W SouthaH I.orette z.
Davidson. and Wanda Smith have been
made pupil nurses at the Washington
Asylum Hospital on she recommendation
Of Superintendent Zinkhan.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Army Officers in City.

Among the army officers in the city
during the week, were the following,
who registered at the office of Major
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Hugo Metzzer, plate printer in section
five, in taking three weeks leave. He
will spend the time visiting home folk
I'm 81 Louis
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

john J. Deyeny. plate printer in sec
tion eight who has been at his home
Tor several days on account OI illness.
was taken 10 Providence Hospital on
Friday, typhoid fever having developed
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

|. George Jacobs. plate printer in section
Two has returned from Two weeks va
cation, curing which time he paid visit
40 relatives and friends in ST. Louis.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

ChaTles II Godfrey. plate printer in
section one. accompanied BY his family.
- making ten-day visit TO relatives
and friends in Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Assistant Driver John MART and En-
gineer Col Mos5y Wooster. OF No. 1.
went on hunting trip the other day,
bringing back twelve rabbits and tyVen-
ty-tWO birds as the result OF their joint
efforts.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
WILLIAM LEISSLER,
Candidate, Without Opposition, for Re
election to Presidency Of the
Plate Printers Union.

having just returned from a trip 20
his home IN Illinois. where he visited
relatives and friends.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Case to Go Higher.

Navy officers will take 10 the higher
courts. II necessary. the case encOurag-
ed by Rear Admiral Charles NJ Thomas
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Notes and Personals

sam Burrows, ia charge of the front
office al Police Headquarters, went on
fourteen days leave Thursday. Mr.. Bur
rows VIII spend several days in Balti-
more visiting friends
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Notes and Personals

Assistant Director Joseph L. Ralph
has been at his desk during the week.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18
Maud Now at No. 7

Maud the vicious horse which kick
ed everything out OF the department
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

h. II. Lambert. OF Engine Company
No. &. has resigned from the Fire De-
parmenU
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Inspector Boardman. chief of detec-
tives, was on two days fishing tip
last week
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

So-called hard headed business men
sead the classified ads. every day-look-
ing for opportunities, for men. Hard
nead, full purse
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Private Lambert has presented his
resignation 10 the department officials,
and will take position on the Metropo-
Titan police force. Private Lambert IN
speaking OF the matter said he was not
dissatisfied with mis- experiences in the
fire department. but that he could not
endure tie Chinese wall the railroad
company IS erecting In front OF the
quarters at No 4.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

William Lanahan. father Of Captain
Lanahan. OF No. 13 Engine Company,
who died Saturday. November 10, was
buried from the family home. Second
and Z streets southwest
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Ihe Commissioners have appointed
John Olsen. diver. 70 do the diving in
sPecuon M connection with the new
outIail sewer being constructed near
ohepherd Landing For his trips be-
l.ealh the waters of the Potomac River
Olsen VIII receive SO a day.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Through the resignation OF John H.
Daring and J. A. Daley, Of the Sewer
department. one appointment and one
promotion have been ordered by En-
sihecr Commissioner Biddle- Those ar
Iected were W. A. Edgar. of the sewer
DIVISION, Who succeeds Mr.. Darling on
november a and ID. ]. Stein. who has
Deel made Mr.. Dalev.s successor.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Charles ThWing, of the registers Of
fee. is away on a months leave OF
absence.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Miss Kate +. Oa.~s ass returned from
a delightful visit ., fhFes weeks 10
Raleigh n Z. She was accompanied
by her sister and nephew. Mrs. Howard
r. Hodge and son.
The Washington times., 1906-11-18

Miss Clara :. Bell has bse1 spending
the last two weeks with friends in Hay
market va.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
MR. D00LEY, .JR.
ON ssgARgcN RUTLER
RHAMKATTE ROASTER)

"'Bejabbers an begorra an be hiV-
ms. Hinnissy, me boy, an Misther But
ler has wint an poorchased him
auttymobeel!" said Dooiey.
,Indade an ye can't name it said
Mr. Hinnissy.
''Indade. an Oi do" said MIR. Doo-
ley, 1t is 50 much ~ 4 tact thoi II
sounds loike I dhrane IN oidea,
Hinnissy. il tn pa-aple's friend IL
poor mons rod an his shtaff, IN
champeen iV tn dOWn-trOddin masses
an tn arch inimy " tn monled pow
er, roidin' in q auttymobeel Wiolle
Thin dear ould Pop farmhefs mot heE
Worshipt him ayin since TIL Deglnllh
ARE stumblin' along bahoind num-
bier forty chilled plow dhraWn be a
pair iv bulls. Nov is tn Wlnthef IN
our lishcontent made bitter as WufN
rum wood an gaul be this thraitorouS
son iv Samson. Amy thing but thls,
gintle hiVin, amy tnng. sind IN DON
WaVil to ate uD our cOttln2, blast our
Minther oats Wit tn rust, let our pun
kins rot in tn fields an bury fray sill
vher an tn sub-treasury hunefd
tousand fate undher tn ekal DIVISION
iy propherty but saE US frum losln
faith in our earstWhOile champeeh ~
poplar rOights. Vhate may De TN
cints a ton an taters not Wurth IN
askin'. but .. koind hiVin, don let
lis see AIiSJHEl 4ddly ain 1'Cli'AiOA
ler roidn' III wan IL tnim millionaire
vahicIes. Let us Shtill treasure hl1l
UP in our memories as plaln wan
| sallus feller from tn sWamps iV Samp-
son. a Dan-Nell come to jedgemnt'
! long-haired WoiId-eyed VOciferous or
! ator. yoicin' tn wrongs iV tn mon
/ Wit tn hoe an tn unnumbered t GUS
! ands who in tn hard tonnes of 1873
! sanged afther this vicar IL satan an
! yice-regent Of bceizebub until he lanQ-
ed in tn sinate 70 rake up thlm ouIu 10
! bonds an make US all pay MIN / lli
! throuble. O, gintle skoles lN Nofth
! Carolina. we can't shtand to thihk ~
/ him in q auttymobeel more samef lilaH
j John ROCKEFELLER. Turn backeFQS
j turn backerds. O tonne in yure f1oight
fools we was Whin PophoOd was II
! flower" Let tn peerless wan shtand
up before US an tell us thOt tn dlml-
chrats IS makin' US all pay fr TN lux luA-
ures iV tn rich. Let him tell US tho
tn auttymobeei j. Peerpont MorSal
! scorches in was bought be tn harc
arnt dollhars iv Tarheel Pops. Wt
want to yell our lOng-draWd out dp
plause as he lambasted tn dimlchrIal: |:
an we want wan more chanct to nc
him to tn sinate. We Wud be place
immnsely to let him shtep on ou1
heads till he reached tn capitol II
tn land. We want him to rode OF
our poor Cuid backs INTO tn sIlldl'
chamber TIL touch iv his heel IN on
faces was sWate indaGe. Whin he va
poor we indorsed f'r him. w hln n
was unknown we advertised hln. w nli
ne ought to haV been in jail. we Notet
for him. an Whin he has got slXJeel
oil gushers in Oklyhomer an otfic
in tn bond building. u rapld-folf
newspaper press in Granesboro. an
impror iv tn Republican parthN i
North Carolina. he gifts him auttE
mobfel an f'reits us ould Pops VIII
allowed him to use us f'r foundation
stones in his tinple il mammon- /
is too much It BODIES no good TO u
, Wanst ghrand warriors lV Gideon
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

band. an Oi seriously fear thot it
marks tn ind iv Populism in Norta
Carolina. Mary Anna has Wint PACK
on tn bist traditions iv our GLORIOUS
pasht an is now wan iV them fellefs
he ust to cuss frum airly morn 20
QeWy eve We ARE tn lasht ~ tn
Mohecans an this hdlf-breeds arrow
fIum his gasolene ingine has pune
tured our heart iy hearts. an all Is
over Come Hinnissy, let Us dhraW
our mantels about our faces an fall al
tn statue iv Pompey, murmernln 1T
tu Bondlef, ct tn, ct tu.
20. Hinnissy, this was tn most un-
koindest cut iv all. TIL ould Pops
shtood be Mary Aanna to tn hasn't.
Whin he made US pay thlm Ould bones
chrats said he was shtartin pa-apef
to git back in power, they sntuck 10
him. Whin they said he was after
thryin' to collect some more bonds,
they wudnt balave il. An Whln he
came back TO tn shtate, they Wlnt out
With some " tn ouId tonne foire. But
now, Hinnissy, nok, it IS all changed.
TIL auttymobeel marks tn ind ~ II
ould champeen an tn beglnnln' " t:e
new plutocrat. TIL boys iv Gideon S
band didn't loike it Whin they heard
he had trimmed his beard. but they
said. iv course he had to do loil1e
THIN feIlers in Washington. They
shuck their heads Whin it was told on
him thot he washed oftiner thin Wansl
a wake, but shtill they was Tile sub
jects. They heard ne was Weafln Two
gaIIuses an store clothes, but they re-
fused flatlv to accipt iC as fact But
now Hinnissy now. it IS all over. lhe
! Iasht link in tn weakened chaln II
! busted Thou hast betrayed ne cred
! julius innocence, Says tn ouid Pop. Wit
i Nizored falsehood an gdsolene tank.
| Q colder thin tn wind thot 1iazes
| founts thot but jist now IN sunshine
! pIaved is thot congealin' pang Whlch
! seizes me trustin bosom, you betrayed
/ Know. me name is lost, sNale MARY
Anna, by trayson's tooth knaW bare
| an canlSer-bit Rather Wud Oi hey
! laid me down in tn middle IN PInn-
! syIyania aEenOo an let yurc rubber
/ torres mash me into me original lii
/ mints than lived to see tn day VIM
With wan rude honk ye dIshpeils IN
! lasht sacred toie thOt bonds Ee al
fragrant Populism. an thin see y
! scorch down to tn bond DuIidin Win
q arrum full iy carpit bag bonds an
ordhers to tn subsidized News 10 lois
! an shtick to it an make gI-fed'
show iv bein' fair an hollist ul-tii IL, !,
kin git in tn picthur's box TO 70"
some more iv yure ould curves Ol BIZ
a fond farewell ye thraitoTous chat
feur.
Had Oi but served me shtate witt
! half tn zeal Oi served ye, Mary Anna
Oi wud not now be left shtanaln Il
tn big road shmellin' tn shtinh !,
yuer exhaust poipe, domh <e. pnt II
me ouId age Oi Wud hey III Salslac
ton iv knowing that Oi shtuck to Tn
parthy IL me feathers niver vote ,e
for a whortle- berry shtuffed cha[ia
tan or a nager. or shtood IN tn dlh
u 0oiloight IL a october DAY seem lH
cardinal teents IL me political falti
fadin' away down tn boulevard IN In
shape IL a honl1 honk machine.
1t is a harrud blow to til ouId fel
Iers. amt it," said Mr.. HennesSE
1T is til blow thot kilt ta-atAer en-
, toirely." said Dooley.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23

learn lhe lesson tnat we .oula grow
cotton ~ Six cents q pound cost as
the education the culture. OF eu.
boys and girls. aad ,he independence
If the manhood 81 oar men Rut uo-s
we will teach tha capitali-gs to nay
us - cents for the cotton crop and
we win educate the bows and girls.
MIR smith said the South. having 4
monopoly OF the cotton product.
should get together ON comuon
sense. business principles The man
who will not join in the fight should
Ge branded - "a E,eueulcto Arnold
to the Norrh
He declared in reulv In The saving.
You can't make me farmer stick
They nave no confidence iu each
other" that they have as mucn con
Gdencc us amy other class ot men.
,,.... NJ.
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NJ. smith then briefi> outlined
the p.an that IS being pushed BY the
Southern Eotlpn Association t. rats-
>I00.oor 900 10 establish warehouses
70 hold weak cotton tie sass bN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-23
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