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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-08
INHALED GAS.
Chester Lightcap In Serious Condition
at Hospital.


Chester Lightcap. twenty-five years OF
age. employed by the Adams Express Com
pany. was found in an unconscious condi-
ton this morning about o'clock In bed In
his room at 40S eth street southwest. He
was removed to the Emergency Hospital.
The father of the young man. who lives In
the northwest section of the city, Is en-
ployed In the government printing office.
Young Lightcap boarded In South Washing
ton because his place of employment is in
that section. About l. o'clock last night
when he went to his room, he requested
Policeman Leach, also a boarder In the
house. to call him at I o'clock this morn
Ing
The odor of gas In the room attracted the
attention of the policeman when he went
to the room occupied by Lightcap and he
soon found that the occupant was uncon-
scious from having inhaled the gas. DR..
Richardson, "A neighbOr was summoned
and he found the young man in so serious q
condition that he directed his removal to
the Emergency Hospital. The gas Jet was
only about half open and. IT is believed, II
was accidentally left open by the occupant
OF the room. When the patient reached the
hospital he was In extremely critical
condition.
Several OF the hospital surgeons worked
on the sick man for more than two hours,
but he did not seem to yield to treatment
when sent 10 ward his condition re-
manned serious. and the physicians say they
tear they will be unable to save his life
Lightcap formerly lived in Pittsburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-08
superintendent Of Fire Alarms and
Police Sergeant Suspended.

The suspension last night of Michael NJ.
Duffy. superintendent of the city's fire
alarm system. and arrest of Police Sergt.
Joseph Creager. is one of the sequefs OF
recent riots at Springfield. Ohio.
Friday. when the Palmer House bar was
raided by squad of police Commanded by
Sergt. Creager. Duffy was caught at the
bar. but was allowed by the policeman to
go. after Sergt. Creager had accepted $50
cash bail from him. In violation OF the or
der of Police Chief oBrien, requiring the
giving of bond.
Charles Snyder. one of the wealthiesi
men in the county. who was caught In the
raid, fled the charges because the police
would not take cash bail from him. He
had to go TO jail until bond was fixed BY
court. Mayor Todd will mold a hearing
Friday In both cases.
John Armstrong deputy fire marshal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-08

Davis voice. Mrs Bischofrs accompani-
ment OF the Won Fielitz SONGS was espe-
cialiy to be commended. as were all OF Dr.
Bischoffs, whose accompaniments have sell
dom been equaled-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-08
TO CHECK THE DISEASE
AGAINST TUBER-
CULOSIs IN DEPARTMENTS.

The President has issued the following
order designed to eliminate and to prevent
the spread of tuberculosis among the en-
pIoyes of the government in this city:
in accordance with the report and
recommendations of the committee appoint
ed by executive order of December Z, 1905,
to prepare n plan for the prevention of
tuberculosis In the government offices and
workshops. I hereby promulgate the follow
ing order with the object OF eliminating and
preventing tuberculosis among the en-
ployes of the public service:
1T shall be the duty of the head OF each
of the executive departments In Washing
ton to cause to be printed and transmitted
to all OF the federal buildings under his
control the rules prepared BY SAID COM
mittee to prevent the spread of tubercu-
Iosis I'm the buildings, and to require their
display by the custodian in such manner
and in such number as Is necessary TO
carry out the intent of the rules.
To Ascertain Those Afflicted.
1T is hereby required of each depart
ment to ascertain the names of any per-
sons in service in said department afflicted
with tuberculosis. and to present to them
the printed rules prescribed by said COM
rnittee for their observance.
''rhe non-observance of said rules shall,
ment, be considered a just cause for sep
aration from the service.
Whenever there is doubt with regard to
any person in the government service. as
to whether said person is afflicted with pull
monary tuberculosis, an order shall be is
sued for said person to present himself
Cor HERSELF at one of the government labo-
ratories for examination, and 10 present
the department. from the director or other
authorized officer OF the said laboratory. a
certificate showing the result of said ex-
animation. II government laboratory Is
not accessible, the laboratory iuvestigat ion
shall be made at government expense.
Thorough Inspection Directed.
1.-The surgeon general OF the army. the
surgeon general of the navy. and the sur
geon general OF the public health and ma
rine hospital service, are hereby directed to
cause thorough sanitary inspection of the
public buildings and workshops under their
respective departments; and they are au-
thorized to detail from their respective
medical services sanitary board. oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-08

mob Of unemployed men attacked the
municipal buildings IN Fraga, province Of
Aragon. Spain. Gendarmes within the build
ings fred upon them and four of the as
sailants were killed and three wounded. One
gendarrne was wounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-08

identified all of the thirteen young men on
trial. He claimed that he saw them In the
mob which tried to set fire to the houses In
th.. Weimer section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-08

Navy Blue Heavy Cheviot Walking
Suits; long, tight-fitting
effect: sizes "a and 80 only; o. no
left from line that sold N NJ VIZ
for S25 00..........,.
/ Misses All-wool Brown Check Pam
anna Cloth Suit: very styl-
5@ss rs t. s'a fsd sas's
Women's Long Tan Covert Cloth
Tourist Coats: sizes 80 and d n 90
a. only; reduced from M WS
$500 to... VIZ ~
2 Long Tight-fittIng Imported Tan
Covert Cloth Coats; handsomely trim
med with tailored straps
inlaid velvet collar; both
size ~; were S1S9S: re- SS OK
duced to.. woe ~
Misses Imported Broadcloth Winter
Coats. are dark red, 1 is navy blue:
handsomely trimmed en-
tirely with self tailor-made
bands; sizes 10 and 1S A.
years: were $500. Now ~ ms
NSo 49, -...-...----...-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
THIS NEW YORK CRANK
SAYS He HAS A MISSION
Fire Bug Of Gotham Declares fhat ne
Was Commanded by the Leo 70
"cieanse and chssten by Fire"

New York. Walter II. F1nney, 20
years old. who. the police declared
has Informed them that he has mis-
sion from the Lord TO cleanse and
chasten by fire" was arrested FRIDAY
charged with setting the series Oh
fires which created CONSERVATION ana
dia considerable damage in the vicinity
Of Twenty-third street and Eighth ave
nue. early Friday. The police say tha'
Finney has confessed that he set one
OF the fires and that he was present
when several of the other houses were
burning. and also at numerous flres III
the upper west side within the past
few weeks. Finney was arrested III
the hallway of tenement house IN
Seventeenth street near Eighth ave
nue..
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
VOTE IN IDAHO IN DETAIL.
Result Of Canvass Of Election Returns
by Board Of Commissioners.

by Board Of Commissioners.
Boise, Ida.--The Statesman has
gathered the results of the canvass Of
votes of the recent election by county
commissioners. The following are
the figures
Goyernor--Frank II. Goodlng. 49,,
2S6. G.. o. Stockslager, 29,4S6; Good.
ing's plurality. $500.
Supreme Judge--George j. Stew.
art. $500 $. s. Denning, 22,S21;
Stewards plurality, 1858.
Congressman-Bu Burton l.. French,
42,3s9: Nj. II. Hattabaugh 2S,S06:
French's plurality. 1884
Secretary OF State-Robert Lans.
don. 3s,02t; A. + Galloway, 26,s60;
Lansdon's plurality, 1i164.
Lieutenant Governor-E. A. Bur
rell. 40.43T; George Chaplin, 24,S75,
Burrells plurality. II, 1874.
Attorney General. ]. Guheen, 40.
745; Karl Paine, 24.12s; Guheen's
plurality, 16,617.
Treasurer--C. A. Hastings, f0.S20: j.
D. Morris. 24.965; Hastings plurality
t6,369
Auditor--Robert Bragaw. 41,096:
John NJ. Bennett. 23.965: Bragaw's
plurality. 1881,
School Superintendent Cham
berlain. sf.063. Pearmeal Franch. %,
1857; Miss hamberlain's Plurality
1876.
All the amendments were defeated.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
EMERGENCY IS
SAID TO EXIST
France and Spain WIN Safe
guard Foreigners Interests
at Tangier. Morocco
Each Power VIII Send Wsrships TO
Tsnoler, and Three thousand Sol
oilers VIII be Landed 70 Look
Afser Interests Of Foreigners.

Paris. The measures which Francs
and Spain have agreed to take TO
gether. In view OF the Increase In an
archy In Morocco. have been made
public and fully confirm the announce
ment made ten days ago. They are
strictly precautionary and are de
signed solely to meet the require
ments OF an emergency and to safe
guard the lives and property Of for
eignern at Tangier. Pending the for
NAL policing Of the ports OF Morocco
TO be undertaken on the Anal ratifcs
tion of the international agreement
reached at Aigeciras, each power will
maintain warships At Tangier and BE-
prepared TO land a total OF 1000 men
France has decided 10 send the bat
tleships snffren. 81. Louis and Charlie
magne, In command OF Admiral Touch
ard, 10 replace the cruisers Galilee
Jeanne dare and Forbin. which are
now In Moroccan waters. The La
nive will accompany tho French yes
sells for the purpose OF Transporting
troops from Algeciras should a land
Ing become necessary.
II IL distinctly understood that this
Joint movement win not assume ths
nature Of an occupation. and that
neither the French nor the Spanish
fiags are 10 be raised over Morocco
The mission Of the troops Ii limited
10 safeguarding and re-estabiishine
the authority Of the pasta ~ Tangier
a. against Raisuit."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
SYMPATHY FOR SOLDIERS.
Work viii Be Found for Colored men
Discharged From Army.

New York The three com
panies of negroe troops dlscnarseo
from the United States army by order
of President Roosevelt, will be taken
to Chicago, Philadelphia ana new
York. according to plan announced
here. The movement is said to have
been started by the citizens OF the
three cities. According to this plan
the former soldiers will be clothed and
cared for by committees and employ
ment eventually found, and plans
have been SO arranged that any citl-
zen who is interested in the case and
who desire to hear the soldiers side OF
the story will have access to the men.
At present the soldiers are at Fort
Reno, Okla.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
To
REFORM PLANS
Reactionary Russians Protest
Against Extending Helping
Hand to the Jews.
Constitutional Democrats Form an A.
lance With the Jews In the west
ern Provinces, In the Hope OF
Riding Into offiee-Eiee-
ton Of Extreme Radicals
Conceded.

81 Peterbsurg.--T announcement
OF the impending Jewish reforms mas
aroused, as expected. the opposition
OF the reactionary elements. Ieie
grams OF protest are reaching the EN-
peror and Premier Stolypin from all
parts OF the empire. The party OF
legal order, which formed the ex-
treme right Of the constitutionalist
parties Mt the last elections, has
Joined the openly reactionary leagues.
NJ. Stolypin has received dispatch
from the headquarters OF the organi-
cation at Kiev, concluding as follows
"The extension OF the rights OF the
Jews will drive the patriotic Russian
people to criminal measures"
1t is stated on good authority that
the reforms already contemplated Will
not be abandoned, although II Is the
intention Of the ministry to leave the
main Jewish question to parliament
for settlement
The constitutional democrats have
entered into an active alliance win
the Jews In the western provinces.
The former will nominate Joint par
liamentary ticket with the League OF
Jewish Equality, and expect the sup
port Of the Jewish bund.
The election OF stronger faction
OF the extreme radicals is also con
ceded
The constitutional democrats. on ac-
count of the extension Of their organ
ization. are APPARENTLY certain to re-
turn to parliament as the largest
group, but with the diminished num-
bers on account Of the governments
action In limiting the franchise, the
abandonment Of the socialist boycott
and the establishment Of the regen
Grafton party as a rallying point for
liberals who are averse to the full
program Of the constitution demo
Gratis.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
cARUso FOUND GUILTY.
Famous Italian Tenor Let or With a
Small Fine.

New York --Enrico Caruso, the IA
nous Italian tenor, on Friday was
found guilty of annoying women in
the Central park geological garden. A
fine Of $40 was imposed The verdict
was rendered by Magistrate Baker in
the Yorkville police court, after
hearing which extended more than
three days.
Judge Dittenhoefer. in commenting
on the verdict. said:
I'VE consider the decision unjust
and unwarranted by the evidence. And
at the earliest possible moment Car
uso will take an appeal. 1t would
have made no difference II Caruso had
been fined 5 cents, $500 or $4,000. IL
Caruso was a guilty man he ought to
have been more severely punished. II
innocent, he ought not to have been
finea at ALL"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
Murdered by Rejected sutton.

Adrian. Mich Miss OLA Belley
was murdered at Ter home In Hollo-
way. Mich. on Thursday. Joseph
Elichs, rejected snitur. Is accused
OF cutting her throat with a pair of
scissors and then driving the scissors
Into her heart. The discovery Of the
murder was made by Miss Beiley's
mother, who. upon returning home
from a neighbours. stumbled over her
daughters body. The victims throat
had been cut apparently with pair
OF scissors. which were left sticking
In the young woman's heart.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
Boys Imprisoned fer Life.

San Francisco Walter II. West
wood, William H. Mears and Fred.
erick A. j. Peterson. the three youths
who We're implicated in the murder
and robbery Of Fred Mulliuix at the
Ocean Beach several months ago, We're
on Friday morning sentenced to spend
the remainder of their lives in prison
The three young criminals al the last
moment withdrew their pleas OF not
guilty. admitted the crime with
which they We're charged, aud threw
themselves on the mercy of the court
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
PRESIDENT HAD 4 GOOD
TINE on THE IsTHMUs
Was Deeply impressed With the
United States navy. With Panama
and With Porto Rice.

Washington. Completing A.remark-
able trip to Panama, during which he
travelled several thousand miles by
sea and visited not only the 18TH
mus but Porto Rico as well. and voic-
Ing his thorough enjoyment OF the
entire voyage. President Roosevelt
returned TO Washington a 1892
o'clock Monday night
Speaking Of the trip. the president
said: We had q very pleasant. very
enjoyable time, and am deeply I'M
pressed with the United States navy.
with Panama and with Porto Rico"
The Panama canal. II was stated BY
the president. viii DO the subject Of
q special message. and consequently
on that subject the president viii say
nothing at this time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
A Chinese Jockey.

Washington. --For the nrst time 10
the history OF American racing Chit
nese boy. Who has assumed the name
Il James, had a mount last Friday,
James VAS aton Roswell AZ Hen.
ninsS Ills work was watched with
considerable interest. especially by
the owners Of the Delaware stable.
which has the Tad under contract. Al
though the boy vas not bowling sue
cess In his maiden attempt. the lads
employers believe he will make good
at the winter tracks.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
Rests Beside Nj. wife.

Philadelphis---In the presence oi
a distinguished company. the body of
James Wilson. great figure in the
American revolution. which lay In a
North Carolina grave for los years.
was ON Thursday placed by the side
OF that 81 his wife in the burial
ground OF historic Christ church.
The ceremonies attending the RENTER
men, were simple. but impressive
Tributes 10 the patriot were delivered
by Alton h, Parker, Andrew Carnegie
Or. 5. Weir Mitchell and Attorney
General Moody for the president.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06

Chicago Eleven dead and eac hun
dted aud tour severely injured is the
record Of football in the season Of
1905, according To the resume OF the
seasons accidents In the Tribune an
saturday These figures are com
pared wlsh the casualties OF iso5,
when - PLAYERS we're killed and las
severely injured. and. according 70
the Tribune. show that "dehyutalised
football has accomplished In large
degree the object aimed al. Ia rcntSr
las the game less dangerous 20 nc.
and limb,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
senator plat Is not Afraid o. the
Result

Denver - am not afraid al the re.
suit Of she effort to Dust me as a
member VI the New York state Dem.
ocratie central committee" said Sena,
tor Patrick n MeCarren. of Brooklyn,
n, " who Is visiting In this city ou
Monday The charge that scratched
Hearst Is untrue will be duly rep.
resented at the hearing Our law
committee viii hook after my tnter,
ests, hus question the RICH, of the
organization To act In the mater al
all under he circumstance"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
Pre.isen, Smith Plead. Guilty.

Salt Lake City.-Presiden Joseph p
Smith ot the Church OF Jesus Chris.
Of latter-day Saints appeared before
Judge NJ l. Richie in the Third Ju.
dieial district court on Friday after,
noon and pleaded guilty to an infor.
nation filed by District Attorney Fred.
sriek c. l.oofhourow. charging him
with having committed unlawful CO.
habitAtion on December >. Isas ana
AZ other times since that date with his
poiygamous wives, Judge Richie i'm.
posed fine OF $500 and Gusts which
vas paid by President Smith
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
Free Fight Started Among steerase
Passengers Of Fog-6ound Steamer

Philadelphia. steamer Haver-
ford. from Liverpool. fog bound In
side the Delaware breakwaters since
Sunday. reached her wharf on Thurs
day, While the big vessel was fog
bound on Tuesday. n free-for-all fight
broke out among the 900 steerage
passengers, Stewards who tried to
qucll the excitement were roughly
handled and panic prevailed until
six of the ringleaders were arrested
and placed In irons. They were
turned over to the United States au.
thorlties here
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
ASKS WHITES EXPULSION.
Russian Reactionists Fear Power OF
Former Premier.

st. Petersburg The monarchists
and reactionists. finding that their
threats have not driven Count Witte
out Of Russia, held a meeting at Mos
COW Monday and telegraphed later
10 the emperor. asking for his
expulsion from the empire Count
Whites revival OF the publication OF
the sloyo Is said to indicate that he
intends 10 become potential factor
In the situation, Occording to dis
patch from Sochi. In the Caucasus,
where Count White has estates. the re-
port that he Will become candidate
for election 10 parliament was received
with great enthusiasm.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
TAMs BIxBY REVERSED.
Negro Freedmen of ChoctaW Nation
Given Place on the Rolls.

Muskogee, |. T.-The reversal OF
the interior department of decision
Of Commissioner Tams Bixby of the
five civilized tribes entities all ne
groes In the Choctaw nation who are
known as freedmen, under the age of
81, who are living March 4th, 1906,
to place on the rolls. Between three
and four thousand people are affected,
Each individual will receive the
equivalent of 40 acres of land, COM
mercially worth SIS per acre.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
Three Men Perish in Texas Blizzard.

FL Paso, Texas. Three men are
dead as result OF the storm which
ragged Thursday in Pecos valley. and
others are missing and friends fear
TOR their safety, The body of Jack
Kemp. a mail carrier, who persisted in
the blizzard, was found buried in the
snow. Edward Lamar and Antonio
Santiago, cattle FOUNDERS. died from
exposure. their bodies being recoy-
cred in the Guadalupe rsountains. A.
NJ Fireman. of Carlsbad. a former
judge OF the federal court. is reported
as one OF the persons missing since
the storm.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
English Paper Declares Roosevelt
Keeps in Touch With Emperor
William.

London.-The Westminster Ga.
zette urges the government to select
a man of supreme ability for British
ambassador at Washington The pa
per declares that Great Britain's for.
mer influence and prestige at Wash.
ington have been usurped by the Ger
man embassy. adding that Mr.. Roose.
welt is in more close and more con.
fidential communication with En-
peror William than with any other
ruler or statesman in Europe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
Posse Searching for Illinois Youth
VINO slsw Als Father.

Peoria. M - posse of deputy
shertns with three bloodhounds Is
securing the woods along the Illinois
river south Of Peoria for Edward
CLIFFORD. who fatally shot his father.
Isaac clifford. during an alteration
over money matters Young clifford
IL 81 years OF age. Following the
shooting be disappeared IN the thick
undsrxrewth which skirts the river 10
the xiciaisy ~ cllnofd, where the
tragedy Was enacted
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
GIVES NOTICE OF ABRoGATioN.
Postal Convention With Canada viii
Terminate May 7.

Washington,-As the result OF the
friction over publishers privileges III
the two countries, the Canadian gov
eminent has notified this government
that the postal convention between
the two countries will be abrogated on
May next. The notice is accom-
panied by statement that 1t Is only
In so far as it relates to second class
matter that this action is desired to
extend, and that If by legislation or
departmental action new regulations
are framed for the guidance OF the
United States postoffice department
regarding second class matter, Canada
will be prepared to enter upon nego-
tiations for another convention relat-
ing to this class OF matter.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
Woman to be Tried for Murder Of Her
Servant

Sioux Falls. 5, D.---A plea OF not
guilty was entered by Mrs. Emma
Kaufman. wife OF the wealthy brew,
or. Moses Kaufman. when she was
arraigned by Judge Jones In the state
circuit court. on charge Of murder.
ing Miss Agnes roitelsh. n sixteen
yearold domestic. who was In Mrs
kaafmann's employ Notice was
given that arguments would be
made for continuance 10 . future
term Of court The proceedings wers,
devoid OF sensational features
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-06
Wall Fell Upon workmen.

San Francisco.--The side wall OF a
brewery was blown over during a
heavy windstorm on Thursday. bury
ing two laborers. who were cauSa,
under tons Of masonry The Injured
workmen. Santo Mates and Jesus
Feyes, are so badly injured that Il is
believed they cannot recover Sew.
eral workmen were engaged in ne
moving debris left by the fire from
beneath the wall, aud when a warn.
tns was given that the wall was dan.
geroas. all left work with the exeep.
ton of Mates and Reyes