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The Washington times., 1906-11-11
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.


LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave. and c It.
KO1 Al BLUE LINE.
Every other Hour On the odd Hour.
NEW TERMINAL. zzD ST.. NEW YORK
4 90 a-In.-DlIer. Pullman Parlor.
- 90 a.m.-BLnet. q. ParlOr, ) HT. Train.
sss 20 a-ta.--Diner and Pullman PaTloF Car.
fll.00 B-m--Diaer and Pullman PaTior Car.
'l.O0 p.m.-plneF and Pullman Parlor Car.
400 p.m--"R Royal Limited" All Puilmans
800 p.m.--Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 p.m.-DIner and Pullman PaTloE.
SEQ p.m.-CJachss 10 Philadelphia
ssll;s8 p.m.-Sleepers.
s2.57 p-m--sleepeTB.
ATLANTIC cry. '2:s7. 100. 800. ffi:e0
a. m. y 80, zoo. f5,C9 3. m.
EVERY HOUR OK THE HOUR"
WEEK DAYS. a. Ii. TO 3 p II
10 BALTIMORE.
Week days: Z.57. 500. go. 100 TO 500
$50 800 80. 1850, II 90 a. m, 1890 noon
200. I.p5. ZOO 800. 400. 4:45 500. 5;O3 s0
Geo. CSC. 7:oo 500. 1890. l0:S5. u.so. Il .s5
sundays: z:57. ZOO. 7:2O. $50. 9:Oo. 1889
II 90 a. m. 90. l:l5. $500. 80. 90. $50. G:s0
soo Io.oo 1888 u 54;S9i EiS4-,U u e eB 2 M
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'l1:oo an
CINcINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. sl0.U5 a. IA. '4.O5 .. n. "a night.
PITTsBCRG. 'iisoo a IA. > 10 p m. "iz:40
CLEVELAND. $40 P. m. COLUMBUS.
WHEELING. 1905 a. NJ. $50 .. m.
WINCHESTER. 81 a. m. f4:06. f5:00 p. m
noon. 4.45. 500 D. N. Sundays. $50 a. n. and
$50 p. IA.
LURAY and ELKToN. '4:O5 .. m
FREDERICK. 1875. --s;I5. 1905, III 90
a. M, ssI:i6, f4.05. is 30 p. n
HAGERsTOWN. 4l05O5 a m. and $500 p. m
BOYD ana way points. Is .55. "s9:I5 a m.
al i5, 70 90, 5.25. ssl0IO. f11-50 p. m
GAITHERsBURG and way points. ts,zs
- 10 a. m. fl2.g9, SILK. is.S0, sos
IS 80. f6.51. s"7:s5, "'l0:15, f1l 30 D. IN.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points, Is;ss ''s-b a. IT., 'i:l5, Is 90. rs 90
y.
sDaily. fiINcept Sunday. -'Sunduy only
Reservation Of Sleeping Parlor Car
space, rates OF fare. etc. win be quickly FUR
nished BY TELEPHONE at al OF the fol .
lowing Ticket Oficss- I4l7 . St. Telephone
Main 1881: 6,9 Pennsylvania Ave. Telephone
Main 81. Station. New Jersey Ave and {
ST Ticket office; Telephone East 6y7; Infor-
nation Bureau. East ia ocZ-tf
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SHORT WEIGHT BOTTLES
OF STANDARD DAIRY GO.

That the quart milk bottles of the
defunct Standard Dairy and Ice Com
pany. now being used by milk dealers
throughout the city, are two ounces
below the legal measurement, is the in
formation furnished the District Com
missioners by w. c. Haskell, District
Sealer OF Weights and Measures.
Sealer Hasken's statement is the re-
suit OF an investigation his inspectors
have recently conducted to determine
whether the meas suring utensils used by
milk dealers in this city met with the
laws requirements. The bottles OF but
two firms in the city. according to the
report, failed to answer the legal meas
urement, one of the firms, however
showing unusual liberality in giving in
its pints bottles seventeen and a half
ounces Instead OF sixteen, as the law
dennes pint measure.
The investigation. Sealer Haskell
states. developed the fact that the bot
ties OF the Standard Dairy and Ice Com
pany, which firm made an assignment
several weeks ago, have become mixed
with those used by many milk dealers
and are now scattered throughout the
city. Notification 10 recall the short
bottles has been sent out he states, and
within a short time all complaint from
this source Will have been removed.
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CHARGES OF LARCENY
HANG OYER WOMAN

Annie Miller. colored. eighteen years
of age, living over a Chinese laundry at
Tenth and S streets northwest, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Detectives
Grant and Trumbo, of the Central Of
hce, on three charges of larceny. 1t is
alleged that the girl stole about SIS
worth of clothing and a pocketboOk con-
tanning s..
Annie was formerly employed as a
servant at 933 s street northwest. IL is
from the rooms Of Miss Mary L. Sewell
and Miss Emma Hawkes., and the money
from Miss Flora McCloud. All OF the
articles except the money We're recOV-
cred by the detectives. The girl will be
given a hearing in the Police Court to-
morrow.
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SEABOARD AIR LIZ RAILWAY

Ticket Once, III Eenna. Ave.
For PeteFsb IrE. Raleigh, Wilmington. Co
Iumbia. Savannah. jacksonville, Tampa At
lanta Birm' CHAM. Mobile. Pensacola ans
New Orleans.
1000 A. ii DAILT-Seaboard Mail-Through
Pullman Sleeper 70 jacksonville. Fla, also
through Sleeplr Washington 20 Birmingham
IA. cafe Dining Car Washington % Ham
let y. c.
G.e5 z. N. DATLY-Seahoard ExPress-Sclid
train. with Pullman SieePers. 10 Jacksonville
ard Tampa Through Sleeper 10 Atlanta,
birmingham. and Memphis Cafe Dining Car
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Courts ano Lawyers
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G5,GZL7E@@-@s-

earlier he would have been saved the
wearing OF shoe leather and the client e
great deal Of uneasiness OF mind
Attorney Charles z. Robson, who has
been well known in local mercantile
circles, has decided 10 fOTsake the field
of commerce and become an active dis
ciple of Blackstone and Kent. He Will
enter upon the practice OF law in WASH
ingtOn.
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. g up; samples brought:
phone y. 3iSl-M. lie PREUX. 1901 9Th st
NV. noi0-st
ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than other firms.
work guaranteed. II. HEWITT. Gil East
Capitol ST. noi0-st
SILENCE & MANDERS. Artistic Paper
haRgingsi lowest prices. hFst-class work 405
II 81. nv. Phone Main 292-M. no4-7t
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Personal.
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,

CONSULTING CLAIR OYANT SPECIALIST
Her honesty, test OF time. an twelve
years continuous practice - Washington
have proven beyond all doubt that her pre-
diutlOuB are authentic and her advice TsII.
able pertaining 10 love. business. contracts,
Wills, estates. lawsuits. buying selling
property. specuIEti0uss Investments, spells in
nuences. couTsshlp. marriage. family dlni-
culties, divorce. etc, Is unequalled. Without
asking single question she tells your name.
names Jf friends and enemies. whosn and
when you viii marry She Niil tell Of any
trouble dificulty you may have OF that
may be ia store for you she reveals the
cause and explains how % remove said cause.
Her Information and advice Is clear. conc s.
ana 90 the point, giving names locations.
dates and facts Countess De Long holds as
sacred arFirs Of secret and confidential ma
tuTe that ay be revealed IN course OF her
readings - hich are IN private and without
danger Of meeting strangers once hours 2 q
m 10 J. IA.
72I NINTH ST. n. W. z2I.
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Detective Baur. accompanied by his
! brother and nephew, spent two days
hunting near Manassas last week. The
party bRRged two turkeys and about
sixty rabbits.
on his return Mr.. Baur entertained
several friends at wild turkey dinner
Central Ofice Detective Hewlett and
Precinct Detective Boyd were away
several davs last week on a fishing
trip to Occoquan. Va. They reported a
large catch OF trout
Detectives WeedOn and Pratt went on
a hunting trip near fredericksburg. Va.
Mr. Weedon reports that four wild tur-
KEYS were killed. as we'll as a number
OF rabbits.
Frank Burrows. the veteran sports
man, OF she department. and Inspector
Boardman went on a chestnutting eX-
pedition one day last week. They gath
cred more than bushel OF the nuts.
Mr.. Burrows also spent one day up the
river fishing, and had his usual luck
one OF the largest strings that has been
taken from the Potomac this season.
Policeman James TaYmRn, Of the First
precinct. was on a fishing trip up the
river last week He made his head
Quarters at TramWeu's. Just above
Great Falls. and reports that 1lsh are
unusually plentiful this year.
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Auction Sale.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO,
Auctioneers,
6I2 z Street Northwest.

ATTORNEYS SALE TO CLOSE AN
ESTATE OF A VALUABLE COLO
NAL RESIDENCE, NO. s2ss R
FoRMERLY ID STREET NORTH
WEST, KNOWN AS GRANT MAN
SION, WITH SPACIOUS GROUNDS
SURROUNDING.
On FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ETH. 1876. al
$50 O'CLOCK j.. NJ. ! W o sell at public
auction - close an estate the following de-
scribed land and premises situate in the
city or Washington District OF Columbia.
and known and designated as and being
part of lot numbeisd one % in Mrs. r. b
Scotts subdiV sion Jf part Of square num-
bered Twelve hundred and eighty Q2S0}. "a
per plat recorded in Liber A r. s, folio
three 90 OF the Records Of the Surveyor Of
the District OF Columbia contained within
the following metcs and bounds, viz; Be
ginning al DO nj In the south line OF L
formerly road street. where said line OF
said street Is iutersected by the east line
OF the land condemned by the United States
Tor TIE use OF the Washington Aqueduct and
running thence easterly with said street
one hundred ana nfty (l5Cl feet thence
south parallel with the div ding line be-
tween said lot Ib and lot 90 ia said sub
division, one hundred and seventy-f1ve Nl5t
feet. more or less 10 an alley. thence west
on the north line Of said alley ard extension
thereof, 70 said east line of said condem-
naJion. and thence north IN straight line
20 the place of beginning. together with the
improvements therein.
Terms: Purchaser can take subject to a
trust or sl.0oo at per cent Interest. or all
cash al his option
A deposit Of two hundred and nifty dollars
$500 viii be required al the time OF SALE and
All recording and conveyancing AZ the pur-
WILTON = LAMBERT.
nos-st Attorney.
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Wanted-TeamS.

WANTED teams 20 haul brick Apply
at W. 7. WALKER BRICK co. south end
long fridge. or Office. Corcoran building.
steady work. noio-7t
y NANTED-TEAMS can give twenty steady
work for long period Of time; good wages
paid AMI short hauls- Apply al once. WEST
BROS BRICK co. south end Long bridge
nOl0-i9f
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Miscellaneous.

LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. formerly lI2s
4-h st. NV. row 124 Sth ST NV; no lime
~ cents pair mail attended 90. noii-St
HOUSEKEEPERs. Attention. This week. or
Ginary Windows eNpertly cleaned. Sc each
postal; give number windows. ELLIOTT. 1880
Ith, ST NV noll-sJ
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY; &c up. Drop
postal. lis A 81. Sc nou-2t
ANTIQUE FURNITURE REFINIsHED. s02
X 81. NV. nou-st
KINDLING WOOD for sale at sumner
prices, s. per load. Il. +. COPLARD, a09
Linworth place Phone 531. noII-9t
EVENING CLASSES for note chain 70 learn
20 read music. Twenty lessons. SO See az
In Educational. ESPUTA DAILY.
Ee5O-yS 4. .Su-l6t
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF You
VIII be agTeeaDly surprised II YOU VIII let
me EelI il for you. MARCUS NOTES. 42e sth
81. nv. Phone Main sI7I noI0-tf
WILL EXCHANGE with mason OF builder
nearly new, beautiful. high grade grand
square piano. TO build complete small cellar
brick or stone, IN suburb. Address BOX,
553. Times Office. nOlO-st
FURs REMODELED into fashionable shapes
stoles. pillow murs: low prices. sJ2 K ST
wANTED-Poultry farm. near d. c.; ready
stoChsA WIN duDGl ~ AagGto AuuItsS 1. "
BOX 4. Lincoln. Va. noi9-st
CHAs. JACKSON. 1911 COrCoTan ST. NV;
making, laying carpets washing windows :
also buy your old carpets. no9-St
A-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO fine art
rugs; only weaving COacern here. WASH
INGTON RUG co, 92l 5th St Phone 43z5-
apS-u
YOU CAN RUN YOUR BUSINESS with TOO
few emplOyes-lf you are satisfied TO make
little money-or even 70 lose a little. But
YOU may be able u date your prosperity
from the time you published some Help
wanted ads.
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Attorney Herbert Franc is very much
elated over the election Of Governor
Higgins OF Rhode Island. The young
governor was a classmate OF Mr.. Franc
while they both studied law at the
Georgetown University.
The Washington times., 1906-11-11

INVEST your time-it is
better than 10 merely SPEND
il. A little OF II INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead TO
dividends for lie.
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Loan Companies.

II YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
Cad - in bank. you look for the safest
- az institution; why not use the same
care when YOU deposit your val
ua h4os for a loan2 We have a building and
safes made for the purpose. All business
confidential Money loaned watches dia-
monds. jeWelTy. etc. Interest three per cent
instead OF ten.
II. K FULTON7S LOAN OFFICE,
Established 1870 3ll Ninth Street y W
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A couple or street car tickets used In
answering want ads. may return a thou
sand per cent on the investment
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Notes and Personals.

Notes and Personals.
On November Is Charles Evans, pawn
inspector nj Police Headquarters. and
Central Office Detective Muller viii eX-
change places. Mr.. Evans partner Will
be Detective Cornweh. who at present
ls assigned To duty with Detective Mul-
ler
The Washington times., 1906-11-11
Physical Culture.

CLASSES for men. women. and children:
dapcing. fencing, boxing. wrestling, at 1913
II st, NV nol0-3t
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Georgetown university.
Attorney Fred schade. who was also
a member OF the Georgetown Law
School With Governor Higgins, Is now
playing a prominent part IN Democratic
politics. Washington State. II is said
he refused the Democratic nomination
for Congress in his district
Samuel McComas Hawken, clerk of
Criminal Court. No. I. who takes deep
interest in Maryland politics, having
removed into the District, has lost his
right to vote in Montgomery county.
and Tuesday for the Arst time since
reaching his majority was unable TO
exercise the privilege OF voting.
Attorney Thomas ]. Mackey. who has
for many years taken deep interest in
New York politics, said yesterday that
last Tuesday was the first time IN six
teen years he has missed being in New
York during the gubernatorial election
IN that state.
Attorney Harvey Given. as a result
of his long connection with the District
Attorneys ofr.ce. has developed unique
faculty OF skiing Up" jurors. It is
seldom he Is mistaken as to how a jury
stands after it has heard the testi-
mony and argument in case. An In
stance of this was shown last week
when a ilIrv failed 20 agree upon n YER
dict. Mr.. Given after looking the ju-
Tors over. turned to friend and said
'.thev stand TO for acquittal." II de-
veloned afterward that he was correct
In his representation.
Attorney Robert H Mcneil has a
kick coming against untimely clients.
one night last week he says he had to
do the walk act for several hours to
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De. FISK EIGiN

Expert in The treatment Of private diseases
chronic and acute Both scxes. all consul.
tations confidential Medicine furnished
Prices moderate. Hours. . 70 ]. 10 {. T. 10
Rooms lg5J Pennsylvania ava nv. FhOns
NJ 1913.
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot OF .th
At tor Fort Monroe. Norfolk. NewporI
News. and AL points south. by the su-
= uerb poWe- ful steel palace steamers
s.Newport News" Norfolk am
.'WasninEton.
Iy WRshington.6 30 pm Nv. portsmouth, pm
Iv Alexandria Z 100 pm lLv. norfolk pm
Ar Ft Monroe. = 90 am LY. -. MonIos,..1 pm
A. Sorgoik 49,. 500 am Ar. Alexandria. 20 am
A. Portsmouth n zoo AmiAr Wa1hiE EtOn-..7 Z an
aI-Through connection made az Nor
feIk with steamers II Old Don tniol
Steamship Co. for New York. ano Mer-
Giants and Miners Steamships Goa Bes-
ton.
azyFor further information apply at
general ticket office T05 18th ST. col
oTGdo Building telephone Maln-2299
Or 7tb st- wharf telephone MaIn-37e1l.
JNO. CALLAHAN
I'd Y. Pres. 4 Gen. 3fgr.
w II. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pass. AKr.
asi9-tf
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Attorney Robert H McNeill has a
kick coming against untimely clients.
one night last week he says he had to
do the walk act for several hours to
keep a client from behind the bars. Had
the latter applied to him several hours
The Washington times., 1906-11-11

BRADFoRD's DETECTIVE AGENCY, suite
pa. COLORADO BUILDING. 14th and O.
Phone Main 1l15- Expert specialists In deli
cate and intricate Investigations. any cause,
all sections, absolute secrecy guaranteed. For
night service. phone residence. North 4343
nOll-Gt
ORIGINAL gypsy palmist has returned. open
sunday loc I72s SIN st nv. noll-:t
READINGS In n.Ialmistry and clalrvoyancy.
Call 1910 SIN st. nw. R0ll-2t
POOR. HONEST MAN, % years OF age.
wishes % meet young lady CT widow be-
cen - and 80, object, nlatrim0ny. Address
BOX $50. Tunes office II
DR. vAUCAIRE has returned from Paris
vita large supply Of guarHnteed genuine
Galega remedy for developing immature
busts 10 inches restoring and charging
shrunken hustsi 81 box, for g. including
West Monroe. Chicago. II
WANTED-some one TO adopt baby boy. two
months old. Address C. W J., Times Office.
Il
MARRY-Iatest directory mailed scaled FOR
two stamps. many local members, Coufiden-
tial. Address ELITE, Box I62. Baltimore.
Nd noGI
MARRIAGE PAPER-Best published; mailed
free, contains Advertisements manageable
peupie many rich. from al sections United
states and canada. II. ". GUSSEL-S. To
iedo, Ohio Oc2s. .no4 II. IA
II YOU ARE GIVING Up housekeeping
and wish 10 sell part all 0f your furniture
send for the man who has the reputation %
70 years fair dealing MARCUS NOTES, 426
3th st. NV. phone Main 5i7l nolG-tf
MME. ZENITA stands alone in her power
OF reading the future l2l6 9Th 81. nos-7t
PRIVATE LOANS on furniture, pianos. etc.
address BON -54s, station G. 1 will call.
no7-tf
"
WORKINGMENi Watch yoCr pocketbooks:
We save you big money on a good warm
WOolen suit OF clothes OF oveTcoat. tailor
made Slightly W0TnJ- Call and see Us: our
prices viii astOuish you. JCSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6lg d. no5-1t
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Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Very reasonable. large runabout
cheap for cash. object. going To California
w s LOTHROP. S09 I'd St NV. noiI-3t
FOR SALE-Large steam runabout. good run
ming order: price Sl75. or would Ike 20 bor-
row SlOO on same. Address BOX So. Times
Office. II
WILL. SELL steam runabout. with top for
Sl25: in splendid condition. Address BOX $751;
Times ONCE. no9-St
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Bicycles.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
IN Washington. c. T. HUNTER. The Bi-
cycle Aan. IL Pennsylvania ave. NV. oc24-tf
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
ATTEMPTED TO BRIBE?
Charge against Wisconsin Official in
Equitable Ease.

Milwaukee. June Ga dispatch from Madi-
son. Wis. says that a warrant for the ar
reS Of Walter E. Houser. Secretary of State.
Charging attempted bribery. was issued to-day
by Judge Donovan Of the Municipal Court The
complaint is signed by State Insurance Commits
sloner Host The warrant came from Insurance
commissioner Hosts charge that Houser in 1903
oHered TO give 5000 TO the Republican cam
palen fund If Host would render a decision ia
Nofable 10 the Equitable Life Assurance Society
In case involving the distribution Of dividends
Mr. Host made the charge in his testimony he
fore the insurance investigating committee
which is examining into the affairs Of life insur-
once companies doing business IN Wisconsin
Houser has announced his candidacy for a third
term, and says he viii not withdraw. but well
comes the examination proposed District Al
torney Gilbert who will prosecute the case is a
eral. -0-- 49, Heii-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
FAIR ELECTRIC LIGHT
Contention 49UOcdteS a Square
DeaP' zcith the Public.
[By Telegraph % The TrIbune. ]

Atlantic City. June "a square deal for
the public is the keynote of the twenty-ninth
annual convention of the National Electric
Light Association. which has brought to this
city from every part of the country leaders III
one of the greatest of American utilities. Every
address to-day touched upon this subject in
some phase. and even in the purely technical and
scientific papers read before the convention there
were many echoes of il. In return the electrt-
clans solicit a square dear from the people
and a cooperation of the public that VIII tend
to establish the best service.
Coming on the heels of the advice of President
William H. Blood. of Boston. yesterday to make
municipal ownership unnecessary by giving ser
vice and rates acceptable to the public. the re-
marks of to-days speakers indicate the Begin
ming of what is said to be organized cam
paign Of corporate interests throughout the
country to get in closer touch with the public.
How TO get the interest, good will and trust of
the public has not been completely decided. Ad-
vertising as means of public education but
most Of all. decided change in the attitude OF
the companies toward patrons. is recommended.
Don't even wait for your customers to make
complaints" said Leon II. Schreck. Call them
regularly by telephone to inquire if they are
There is a difference in opinion among the
delegates TO the desira biity of the state
lighting commissions The New York commits
interest. as 1t is evident that these bodies to
become more numerous The idea of these COM
missions is TO refer to them all appeals within
their jurisdiction, to rates, capitalization
competitive companies, and so forth.
The association has Joined hands with tho
National Alliance against accident frauds. TO
prosecute accident swindlers pressing for false
claims, but will demand that honest claims be
promptly settled.
In an address on How to Make a Small
Plant d. F. MCGEE said the uses of electricity
were increasing continually, until now there
were few fields II had not entered. I'VE must
educate the people away from the idea that
electric light is for the well TO do only he said
for the difference in the yearly cost for re-
decorating houses where electricity, gas or kero-
sene is used will often more than pay the entire
electric light bin for the year"
That more than half the fires blamed to de-
fective electric wiring in 1905 had been found
upon investigation by the underwriters, to be
due to other causes, was the statement made by
H c. Writ, chairman of the committee of fire
hazard Of electricity. Modern methods he
claimed, are fast eliminating fire damage from
this source.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-07
GET "OLD JACK" CANNON
Man Caught in Captains Room.
admits Identitu.

Bernard O. Stewark, better known as .'Old
Jack Cannon, who has a long record as a crook
extending back into the Cos was arrested earI,,
yesterday morning on charges OF attempted
relonious assault and attempted robbery He
took room at the Astor House on Tuesday
afternoon Captain Christopher Lund of Pbila-
"e'phla, who is said 10 be connected with the
DANISH line OF steamers plying between Phila-
oelphia and Copenhagen. also registered at the
hotel with TWO companions. " Lassur and n p
HAZE The three last mentioned were assigned
10 the same room
f-arly yesterday morning Captain Lund was
awakened by noise. and found man IN his
room, with his trousers I'm his hand Capfafn
ASuhu Stappled with the man. who tried 10 draw
khlie' out was disarmed by Lund's two com
ianionR.
Sle"ark was taken 20 the Church street police
ttalon. Wnere he said that he had gone into the
room by mistake. Later he admitted ,bst he
Was OLD Jack Cannon. When he was arraigned
IN the Iotnbs police court Captain Iund was
not present, 80 Magistrate Moss adjourned thf
examination until Friday and reraanded Cannon
10 the Toni. without bail.
Cannon, III" police say. has made q speciality
Of hotel r0bbe4ies. lie is over sixty wears
odd and shows the effect Of many years spent 81
-~isoa. lie has Agured IL many shootngs