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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-26
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pffen.
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Gel. s. 4 y. 1854, Wb. t491. gruue-
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SdiffSlarten bon unS nadj 0entid.
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iiite $50, $40 unb $3.50. Bremen
bis Baltimore: $3.50 itno $3.50.
Nunoreiie gu ~biniserem Ereiie. 9bes.
s. Gicner & Co., 2t7, Cn.Waltimsrs.
Strafe. (t70--)
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YaNc snr Meiie ms AnsIanS &c.
iDret g. Wainc, Nr. 413, Cn.HaIti.
more S4rahe, ua9e GoitnmbOnie.Abe.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
Wants Benefits Taxed.
DOCTORS SAVED HIM AND
SPOILED SCOOP" STORY

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.-His news in
s,inct alive until the iast-or what he
thought was the Ias;-D. c. Biggerstaff,
of Charleston, III, after being rejected
by his sweetheart, wrote a detailed
story Of his death. mailed IL 10 the
Charleston Courier. on which he was
once a reporter, retired To his room H.
the Palace Hotel, twis,ed handker-
chief about his neck and then turned on
the gas
He was found the next morning I'M
conscious. but vas revived quickly Tn, D..
lac betAought himself of his SCOOP. q"
sent telegram 10 the managing editor
That the story Was fake aTd asked
him not TO use IL. But the telegram was
100 late Before the message reached
Charleston The Courier had been seat
Tered broadcast bearing TO all of Big
Ecrstaii acquamtauces he story OF his
death.
Biggerstad, when first found in ihe
hotel told Il story of assault and rob,
detective, however, found in his trunk
letters from Miss May Lowe. Of Coving-
ION. Nv, and went To see her She said
that Bicgerstaff had called on her
and asked her TO marry him. She
refused, and then he begged for Just
one farewell kiss. When she would not
give MIN this. she said. he threatened 10
Kill himself.
The detective went back 10 Bigger
staff and Told him what he had learned.
Bigger Std6 tfrcu admitted that he had
tried 10 end his life. Then be thought
OF his scoop and tried To stop it. Had
he not tried 70 make the detective think
he was victim Of robbery he would
have had Time To prevent the story be-
ing printed.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
CONGRESSMAN MUST
STEER SHY OF BRIDES
Randell Proposes Bill Forbidding Giving
or Acceptance of Any Kind
of FaTOTs.

A bill introduced Ia the House yes
terday afternoon by Mir. Randell Of
Texas aims crushing blow st the al
legged practice Of corporations granting
favors to Senators. Representatives. or
judges OF the courts Of the United
States II makes the giver and the re-
ceiver Of such favOrs liable to imp-is-
Onment and heavy fines. with the addi-
tional penalty ON officials Of the Gov
eminent that they shall. If found
guilty, be forever disbarred from hold
Ing office under the Government
The measure prohibits Senators
members Of the House. and judges
from accepting free passes, transporta-
zion Of persons or OF porperty the
fTanking privilege. money or any other
thing OF value from any railroad
steambOa., express. telephone, or tele-
graph company. It also forbids cor
porations to grant such favors
An agent OF any company who shall
give the favor or money shall be pun
ished by a fine OF not Iess than 800 nor
more than 81 loco. or by imprisonment
for not less than six months or more
| than two years. Any Senator, Repre-
sentative, or Judge who shall accept
such favOrs shall be punished by fine
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
ACCOMMODATION MEN
MUST WALK THE PLANK
So Declares Secretary Hitchcock After
Investigating Loan Question IN
His Department.

Those engaged in making ''accOmmo-
dating loans at a usurious rate of in
tercst 10 employees Of the Interior De
partment have been given a solar
plexus'' blow by Secretary Hitchcock
Following the Investigations made in
the Pension Office by Commissioner
Warner last fail. Mr. Hitchcock has
conducted quiet. systematic investiga-
ton OF his own He has discovered that
the practice was much worse shan he
anticipated The climax was reached
when Or. Joshua r. Hayes, who had
been discharged from the Pension Office
as The result OF an investigation of his
connection with the Franklin Mutual In
vestment Association. appalled, TO the
Secretary Tor n personal hearing. claim-
ing that he had been made martyr in
the case
Tie statements made by DT. Hayes 70
the Secretary were not considered 10 be
Gear enough to warrant action toward
reinstatement. on the contrary. IT de-
vc.oped that those money lending con-
Germs vera exacting as high as 80 pei
cent annually on, loans. Mr.. Hitchcoch
considered this condition was democrat
ring 10 Government employees. ne is
nov formulating plans to make
thorough investigation. and both en-
ployes who. by any manner, aid these
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

The collecting mania has found
strange manifestation am"ng the rising
general of Washington IN the ae-
QUESTION Of milk tops the term
used To designate the pasteboard cover
lag OF milk bottles. Strange as II may
seem. the Juvenile population has
learned 10 distinguish milk tops accord
ing TO the dairy. signihed by divers
secret ana hierogiyphic marks. Indeed.
TO such an extent has the fad for col
lectiTfg milk tops developed. that they
are eagerly gambled fora practice that
has been expressly forbidden in several
of the public schools.
one proud urchin, the possesscr OF
more than a thousand milk tops. en-
bracing more than seventy varieties.
has. DIV this distinction alone. become
recognized as the leading social light
among bis classmates So prodigal in
the pursuit of his hobby is this milk
top Rockefeller that. upon the appear
anc-. on TIE market of "a new variety
OF the esteemed article. he is willing 10
barter for its possession ten or ii dozen
from his horde. retaining a single dupli-
cate.
Tobacco tass. cigarette pictures, and
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
PRUITT MUST AGAIN
FACE MURDER CHARGE
jury, After Celebrating Twenty seven
Hours, Is Unable to Come to
Agreement.

William r. Pruitt viii again be COM
PEELED TO stand trial for the killing of
William II, Steele, June II last, at
Twiniug City.
lie was placed on trial Tuesday before
Justice Wright and jury in Criminal
Court No. T. and yesterday afternoon at
I o'clock, after celebrating over twenty
seven hours, Informed the court il could
not agree.
The case was submitted TO the jury
Thursday afternoon al / O'Clock FRI
day morning the jury asked information
SIS 10 whether the wound received by
. steele took effect on the back of his
hand or In the palm OF il. DR.. L. y
Glaze brook told them he was of the
opinion the wound was inflicted from the
back of the hand.
After hearing this testimony the jury
again took the case under consideration
but was unable 10 agree and was dis
charged
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
RICHNESS OF THE k0St
MAY BE ABOLISHED

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-The beatty spe-
cIalsts are making experiments with
nose whitening Invention whicl Il due
TO Prof. I.assar. of Berlin. The instru-
Tacnt consists OF "A sort OF circula brush
in which the bristles are replaced By
delicate platinum needles. According 70
Prof Iasgar. redness Of the IOse is
due not to wine imbibing or 10 cod. but
TO a purely local affection which auses
a congestion of the myTiads Of little
blood vessels which are concentrated
unon the human olfactory feature
BY piercing these little arteries and
letting the blood out the congestion dis
appears and the nose once more be-
comes white
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
SAnTO DOMINGO REVOLUTION
PROVES QUITE PROFITABLE

The Santo Domingo revolution seems
TO have been profitable. both TO the
country and the country's creditors. ac-
cording 10 report received by SecTe-
tarv Taft from Colonel Cotton. chief OF
the American customs agents in that
country. The receipts I'm January
during which the late hostilities took
place. surpass those OF any previous
month" Colonel Cotton reports.
Colonel Cotton, in his dispatch which
was received yesterday state that
Generals CandelaIio de l. Rosa. Bara-
hoaa. and Mots. the last revolutionists
20 hold o,It. have surrendered and are
granted amnesty.
Peace and normal business conditions
throughout the republic are entirely re-
stored the. official reports.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
CHURCH PLANS TO FIGHT
THE GREAT WHITE PLAGUE

The service tonight at the Eastern
Prese yterian Church Sixth street and
Maryland avenue northeast. VIII be de-
voted 10 a consideration OF certain fund
amental problems of society
This church has shown a strong desire
10 cooperate with other churches and
number of organizations in meeting
in an adequate and thorough going
manner some of the actual and funda-
mental needs which are not readily dis
ccgned. The fact that consumption
caused the death of between 500 and go
persons Hast year in Washington. and
now claims a sick rate of probably 5000
seems to warrant this church in taking
a hand in the crusade now being con
Quoted against This scourge.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
PLANNING PARKS
FOR Mt. PLEASANT
Commissioners Idea for
Beautifying Section.
t-t +tt-
CONGRESS ASKED TO ACT
Bill to Condemn and Acquire Property
Has Been introduced by Rep
Tesentative Bishop.
CONGRESS ASKED TO ACT

at. Pleasant will. if Engineer Com
missioner John Biddle's Fecomme ndation
gets favorable considera ton in Congress,
be considerably beautified BY the addi-
iton Of two public parks.
ComTaissiOner Biddie's plans are con
tanned IN sbil already introduced in
the House bS Representative Bishop. 20
acqutre by. -condemnation. and dedica-
ton - public parks the tT1angIes at in
tersections of Sixteenth street and Park
road. and of Park road and Mt Pleasant
street
The Estimated Cost
According to the plan. the estimated
cost of The park site on Sixteenth street
IS 5000 and q the one on Mt. Pleasant
street $500.
Beth locations are considered dssir-
able by the Commissioners. and their
wish to acquire them at this time grows
out OF the fact that property -alues in
that section are Increasing by leaps ana
bounds. and IL the lots are not pur-
chased SeOu they viii soon be used for
building purposes.
The Commissioners recommend an
amendment TO the Bishop bill TO re-
cure hair Of the cost TO be- assessed
against the property benefited. IN
making his recommendation Commits
signer Biddle says:
Wants Benefits Taxed.
The Commissioners recommend that
the bill be SO amended so as 10 require
half the cost TO be assessed against
property benefited. This would seem
reasonable because the benefit viii be
partly local and partly 10 the community
al large. which viii be benefited on ac-
count OF the resulting beauty and health
10 the city by tht establishment OF
parks.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
MAY BUILD UNION
STATION AT CLEVELAND

NEW YORK. Feb 3-Ex-Governor
Herrick, OF Ohio. who is in this city.
was asked today concerning rne report
that the Baltimore and Ohio. Erie. and
other roads were TO build q union sta
ton at Cleveland. Ohio. to cost 81 so. 600.
Governor Herrick declined 10 discuss
he matter From other sources, how
eyer. IL was learned that the governor
had been in consultation with the o.
ficers of some Of the road d. mentioned
and refused 20 deny or confirm The re-
port.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
IMPRlSONS HIS SON
FOR THREE MONTHS

CHESTER. Pa. Feb 9.-His son being
so incorrigible that A Harrison. OF Pros
pect Park. was undetermined for time
whether to send him the House or
Correction or .mprison aim himself. Mr..
Harrison came 10 the latter conclusion,
and sentenced the boy. who is sixteen
Years old. TO solitary confinement IN
his home for a period OF three months.
The father saws the boy will have 20
mnish out the sentence. which VIII last
eight weeks yet. so he viii see little OF
the winters pleasures.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
LADS
COLLECT MILK TOPS
Tobacco Tags ard Cigarette Pictures Lose Caste With
Juveniles in Their Mania TO Hoard Up
Tops of Milk Bottles.

old stamps seem TO have lost caste
with the youthful collector ia his fren-
zied search for milk tops. Balzac al
vised every man to have hobby. even
IL ii was nothing more than the COL
lection OF postage stamps. IL has re
NAMED for the Washington small boy
to go one better tran the great French
novelist. and. when the acquisition or
postage stamps ara lin tags has pahed
upon his faded fancy. 10 find fresh de-
light I'm the collection OF milk tops
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

concerns IN carrying on heir business.
or those who have becou chronic Dor
rowers, VIII probably be aked 10 walk
the plank
Whether the Secretary as inforn1a
ton of clerks now conneoed with his
department 10 be engaged n this bu-
ness Is. not known. He minds TO find
out oil facts before making names pub
lie Ills efforts, however, YlI be bent
upon Riding the department of such
conditions. and says IL will work both
70 the benefit OF the Governmut and the
Government employe.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
TARIFF WkR PREFERRED
BY GERMANY'S SENATORS

BERLIN. Feb. 3.-The Vossischs
Zeituag SAYS that a strong majority N
the bundesrat. the German federal coui
Gil, composed of members representing
the individual states Of Germany. which
shares the legislative power With tina
reichstag. is convinced that il is prefer
able 10 Germany TO wage a tariff war
with the United States rather than 10
submit 10 American terms in arranging
a commercial treaty.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

tass, cigarette pictures. and
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
SIS Toilet Table, 1885

Birch Mahogany finish: French
legs; swell drawers; large bevel-
ed plate glass: highly polished
and fine construction
The Washington times., 1906-02-04

Of not more than :i,00e or b. imprison-
ment for not more than one year, or
by both. and ne shall be further pun
ished b. being forever prevented from
holding a Government office.
The Washington times., 1906-02-04
THE USUAL WAY WITH US.

The New York Herald saws the streets
OF Gotham are in an ''abominsbl filthy
condition" Being satisfied with having
discovered the condition IL advances no
theory,-Cbeago Tribune,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-01
SELECTING A CABINET.
Premier Stolypin on Way TO Peterhon
With List of Ministers.

ST PETERSBURG, July Sit is un-
derstood that the question of the reor-
Ganization of the Cabinet is likely to
be decided at q conference between the
Emperor and Premier Stolypin today.
The Premier has already started for
Peterhof with the result of his negoti-
ations upon the subject. Count Peter
Heyden, who has agreed to enter the
Stolypin Cabinet, has been for a num-
ber OF years one of the leaders of the
Moderate Liberal element in Russia,
upholding the autocracy but advocat-
ing q parliament. NJ. Guchkon, who
is slated for Minister of Trade and
Industry. has been a we'll known figure
in Moscow life for many years. Prince
Nicholas Lvoff. the nominee for Minis
ter OF Agriculture, should not pe con-
fused with the well-known Prince
George Lvoff of Tula. Prince Nicholas
Lvoff is a personal friend OF Premier
Stolypin. Paul Vinogradoff. the pro-
posed Minister OF Education, is a pro-
fessor of the Moscow University, hold
ing the chair Of German history. Sena-
tor koRi, who Will probably assume
the Office Of Minister Of Justice, is one
OF the most eminent jurists in Russia
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-01
SACRAMENTO MISS
HITS MASHER. >
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SACRAMENTO. July S1-The next
time handsome Miss Genevieve Hayes
appears on the street the "mashers"
will give her a wide berth. She was
returning home from a visit to a young
woman friend at 8 o'clock last night
and had almost reached the corner of
Seventh and J streets when James Hall
approached her and saying Come
dear" seized her by the wrist
But Miss Hayes didn't come. In
stead she led with her right and struck
Hall singing blow on the face In
stead of accepting the merited rebuke
Hall struck back, hitting the young
woman IN the mouth. Almost stunned
by the blow, Miss Hayes nevertheless
followed Hall until she turned him over
10 an oflcer. Today she visited the
police station and swore to a com
plant against him, charging battery
Il tell you" coolly said Miss Hayes
this afternoon when told that friends
of Hall were trying to save him, that
II any pull is brought to clear this fell
low and he gets out without proper
punishment, I'll kill him. 1 will show
him and his kind that young women are
not to be insulted when they walk
along the streets"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-01
BOURbONS REVOLT
AGAINST HEARST.
New York Democrats
Set Editor Adrift and
the Party Is Split
JEROME LOOMING
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
NEW YORK. July s1-w. R. Hearst's
demand for the surrender Of the Demo-
cratic organization Of the State TO his
candidacy for Governor has been re-
jected by the Democratic State Com
mittee by a vote of more than four TO
one Realizing the failure OF his cam
patgn for the Democratic nomination.
Mr.. Hearst took the field as an inde-
pendent candidate today and will fight
the regular Democratic ticket.
These events cleared the Democratic
atmosphere OF the clouds OF doubt, un-
certainty and Misrepresentation that
have caused confusion from one end OF
the State to the other. They make Ii
certain there will be two Democratic
State tickets in the field. assuming that
Mr. Hearst may be claSsed as a Demo-
crat
The Republican leaders were greatly
pleased last night with this result and
made the prediction that the nominal
tion of Mr.. Hearst would insure the re-
turn Of the Republicans TO power az
the next election.
Regular Democrats, however. do not
admit that their campaign is hopeless
They are talking of putting a strong
candidate forward for Governor. and
the names most frequently mentioned
are those Of District Attorney Jerome,
Mayor Adam Of Buffalo and Judge Will
liam j. Gaynor OF Brooklyn. They be-
lieve any of these men would render
the Hearst vote insignificant and have
a good chance Of election