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The Washington times., 1906-09-16

Sunday morning; al least. It is stated
tonight that orders are 20 get away at
that time.
on board the Cleveland when she
sailed besides her regular crew was a
draft OF $50 enlisted men, These were
nurriedly assembled here and rushed
aboard the cruiser today.
At the marine barracks in the navy
yard everything is Ousy. Eighty mar
ines are 20 be transferred from the gar
riron to the cruisers Tacoma and New
ark. now here. AL OF the men assign
ed to this detachm6nt We're carefully
examined by the navy yard surgeons
today. and only those who were physi-
eally In good shape were included IN
the detachment. Forty-flve marines
have also been drawn from the marine
guard attached to the receiving ship
Franklin and Richmond at the St
Helena reservation and after physical
examination they are going aboard the
cruisers. More marines are expected
tomorrow from Boston. Portsmouth. N.
H, and other wards
The cruiser Newark wants her stores
by noon On Monday, Indicating that the
ship is under orders to sail by that
time.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
HUNT PITTSBURG
FOR LEWIS SLAYER
Detectives Think He viii
Be Found In Dead Wo-
mans Old Home.

PITTSBURG. Pa. Sept. 15-The mur-
derer OF Mrs. Maurice X Lewis. for
merly Miss Mouie Ness. Of Auegbar,.
, WI w'Ii ne found in Pittsburg. according 70
,--. detectives but their work here bas
~ 'Hem nothing Detectives Miner
.-u simpson II philadelphia. who bave
-. -ei mere Tor several DAYS. today
""'e" W. ". Jackson. a uthopr,-
Ilher. former acquaintance of Ms
Lewis VI MIS-
Although two PIttsburg detectives who
assisted the Philadelphia men deny me
circumstance, as do Miller ana Sinnsor
!l is known that they watched Jackson.g
once all day today. They left the bujId-
ing with him tonight Jackson. however
toid such straight story that they ~
leased him.
40 was learned from letters found In
Mrs. Lewis effects that suspected man
was in Philadelphia last Monday the
day OF the murder and the detectives
nave peen IN Plttsburg since Wednesday
night searching for him also.
FoIlce secrecy IS yelling the matter
In mystery but it was said tonight that
the evidence led directly to Pitttsburg
as soon as the officials had gotten al
Mrs. Lewis effects. Mrs. Lewis sister
told the Philadelphia men the name Of
the jealous admirer. who declared he
would pursue Mrs. Lewis and that her
marriage made no difference 10 him
He is another of the suspects and q
search is being made for him
Hundreds of persons gathered TODAY
20 witness the funeral OF Mrs. Lewis
The grief Of the family was pitiful
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
Marines Ordered
From Barracks to
Man WarShipS

There was great hustle and stir yes
terday at the Washington Barra acks
and the Navy Yard. all due 20 an order
received for a detail Of 100 men 10 de-
part at once for cuba. The order d.
rected that fifty men from the Barracks
and nifty men from the yard. in COM
mand OF Col. George Bennett, entraln
for Norfolk. and there await orders for
going aboard the Newark 10 sail for
the island.
The detail will leave Washington to-
day By train and arrive i'm Norfolk late
tonight Other detachments of marines
viii be picked up at that point 10 make
up a large force. After a dun summer
at the barracks the men were in fine
fetue yesterday. and there was no lit
tie wonder among the rank and file as
10 whom would be chosen 10 go.
Il is understood here that a force Of
800 men viii be placed aboard the New
ark Al Norfolk. probably Monday and
sail Immediately for Havana. to be in
readiness for any emergency that may
arise So far as the officers at the bar
racks know they viii land at the Cuban
capital. but may be sent 20 some other
point
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
DIED

MCKINNEY GEORGE P McKEN-
NEH. daughter % j. ". and Martha +.
Coon, in the twenty sixth year OF her axe.
Funeral services viii be held from the
chapel OF Hindle & Bayliss. fth and q
streets Friends and relatives invited. IL
LIVERPOOL-Departe this lie on septem-
Der y. 1906. az = a. m, LUCY LIVERPOOL.
daughter Of the late James Liverpool and
George Liverpool. Of 1898 Second street
southwest, departed this life on Septem-
Der Is 1895. AT e. m
The funeral viii take place from Reho-
both Baptist Church. Tuesday, september
IS. AT o'clock. Friends are invited. a.
FARLEE-suddenly. on Friday. September
Il 1906. MARY A FARLEE.
Mis-. FaTlee. was siXty-ive years old,
and was a native Of this city. She was
the wife Of the latelW. a. Farlee and cid
est daughter of the late John z, Given.
She IS survived by Two sons, Eugene Far
lee and William A. FaTlee. and Mrs. Her
bert Crapster.
FoULKE-On Friday. September Il. 1906. at
i0;40 a m. CAPT WA. l. FOULkE.
veteran OF the civil war. beloved husband
OF Reulah Delarue FoulSe.
Particulars viii be found in another col
umn.
COIIINS-On Saturday. September Il. 1906.
at ESQ a. m, after a short illness, Fl OR
FNCE CECILIA. beloved daughter u VII
liam and the late Clara Y Collins (nee
Johnson.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
D.
1906 at $ a m at HerndOn. Va. FERDI-
NAND V. STEPHENSON, beloved husband
81 Matte J. Stephenson
Particulars VIII be found in another col
umn.
WRIGHT-Mrs. ESTHER J. WRIGHT, wife
OF Col l. r Wright. died at Bevier Ky.
at the residence Of her son, on September
u. 1896.
Funeral services at GawleTs. 173i Penn
sylvania avenue, at 2 p. m. Monday. Sep
tember II. Friends invited interment at
Arlington. private. Salo-zt
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
Two Big Battleships
Sail From Newport
Under Cipher Orders

NEWPORT, r. l.. Sept. 15.-Under
cipher code orders, the United States
battleshIps Louisiana, Capt. Albert
Couden. and the Virginia, Capt seaton
Schroeder, sailed from Newport har-
bor this afternoon with only the COM
handing officers and the Navy Depart
ment knowing their destinations as
they left the harbOr.
Until after midnight of Friday the
Virginia was coaling at the naval coal
ing station in Narragansett Bay with
searchlights. while the Louisiana COM
pleted coaling under rusho rders late
yesterday afternoon.
None Of the Newport naval officers
are able TO shed light on the move
ments of the two battleshlps, Wnfcn
have all told 100 officers. men, and
marines on board.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
LUNA PARK SUSPECT
TAKEN TO ALEXANDRIA

Notwithstanding the fact that the
authorities Of Alexandria county say
they have but little fear Of citizens tax
ing suspects in the Luna Park assault
and robbery cases away from them.
they did not venture on the Fort Myer
Courthouse road with their latest pris-
oner. John II. Gaskius. colored, until
after dark last night and even then
they selected the dark and shady places
for fear they would be seen GaskiEs
was taken into custody about noon and
locked up somewhere other than the
Alexandria count jail. until Sheriff
Palmer deemed IL safe 20 travel over the
road with him.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
SEEMS MORE ANCIENT.

A Chicago scientist declares that 'ht
oldest date in history is t2u B. c. Bur
hasn't tie taTin discussion been going
on longer than that New Orleans
Times Democrat.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
GIRLS KNIGHT IN
FACE Of SCANDAL

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 15.-Charles
Carbonneau, the international promoter.
who kidnapped his pretty eighteen-year-
old sister-in-laW, was discharged from
custody today, Miss Mulrooney. the
girl in question, refusing to press the
charges.
While every one who accompanied the
dnancier slipped the "fizz water" from
his glass, the FrenChman cOntented
himself with a big, fat cigar while he
recited the sequel TO the sensational
auto abduction.
Carbonneau, after this exciting ex-
rerienCe. says he is through with the
whole outfit. and viii proceed 10 pro-
tect Agnes regardless of scandal
''Ten years ago." he said. lat dance
hall in the F[lOndiEIe, met Agnes Null
rooney's sister. She was one Of those
women who did a song and dance and
then opened a bottle Of wine with you
IN a private room. She was the daugh-
ter OF q poor miner.
she was pretty and shapely and wise
in worldly wisdom. 1 took the girl TO
Paris, also Agnes. then a mere child
The soubrette entered into collusion with
a physician, and we were married.
II found out later that I had been
tricked- / turned my wife from my
house and forbade her TO return again
She prevented me from getting a di-
vorce by holding certain letters as a
whip over my head
Il then promised to take care o.
Agnes She grew and developed into a
pretty girl. I became strongly attached
to her. Then It was the real trouble
started. It's dangerous going into de-
tails hive been forced to give in
200. and the public viii now under
stand why 1 attempted 70 regain Agnes
from companions unit Tor her dssocia-
ton
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
Funston Ordered
To Assist Taft on
Cuban Mission

Fighting Fred" Funston. now briga-
dler general. who won his spurs in Cuba
and in the Philippines. has been selected
20 join Secretary Taft and Assistant
Secretary Bacon IN Cuba. II interven-
ton comes he Will. beyond doubt, be
placed in charge OF the military oper-
atiOns in that island.
The general is en- route from Tacoma.
Wash. in response 10 hurry orders sent
as a result of the conference at Oyster
Bay. His long service in the Cuban and
Philippine campaigns and his extended
personal acquaintance with the leaders
of the Palma government and with the
ingurrecuonary forces now IN the field
were deemed 10 TT him admirably for
the important assignment.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
MONUMENT FOR
THE ONFEDERATES
At ARLINGTON

The Confederate monument fund, for
the building OF a marble shaft IN nonoT
OF the soldiers OF the South who are
buried in Arlington Cemetery. has
passed the stage Of an experiment and
already has reached encouraging pro
portions.
Only - short while ago was the sug-
gestion first made among the Daugh-
ters OF the COnfederacy OF the District
Thus far over $500 has been sub
scribed among Southerners in Wash
ington.
Though Washington enthusiasts are
furthering this project, it will never
theIess crystalize into a national move
ment. and cities throughout the South
have started funds for this purpose.
This hearty cooperation throughout the
Southland practically assures the local
Confederate organizations that the erec-
tion OF the monument viii soon be an
accomplished fact
Endorsement of Movement.
Capt. John NJ. Hickey, treasurer of
the monument fund. is daily receiving
letters from all parts OF the South and
from prominent and influential citizens.
expressing a desire TO see the monu-
ment project materialize. and pledging
active support in their respective
States IL is believed that the fund
raised thus far viii be more than
doubled before the end Of the fan, and
II is expected that the committee Will
cali Tor designs before the end OF the
year
The Confederate monument will be
built at a cost OF about $4,000 and will
be Of handsome design. capped with an
equestrian statue, and viii stand upon
a high knoll overlooking the Potomac
river in the center Of the plot set aside
by the late President Mckinley and
pear the mansion Of Gen. Robert E.
lee.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
M0HtaIpO Stays
At Head of Army

HAVANA. Sept l6.-At l;90 o'clock this
morning President Palma announced
that the requests of his associates had
prevailed and that General Montalvo
had withdrawn his resignation as com
mander-in-chief OF the army. The ses-
sion Of the cabinet lasted many hours.
MOntalvo's action in resgning was
prompted by his dissatisfaction with the
scant success attained by the Govern
ment forces I'm operating against the In
surgents. lie laid the blame for this
largely upon General Andrade and other
members Of the cabinet.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
VERY TRUE.

DO not borrow trouble The interest
is too hlgh.-Dallas News.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
TAFT HERE, SAYS.
ALWAYS READY
TO MOVE ARNY!!"
Secretary Arrives From
Oyster Bay-May Leave
For Cuba Today.

we are always ready 10 move the
army" said Secretary Of War Taft last
night as ne stepped from the train on
his return from oyster Bay, when asked
the point blank question as TO whether
troops would be sent TO Cuba.
When asked II any orders had been
issued for the movement of troops he
replied in the negative. Secretary Taft
went direct to the War Department
from the train TO have a conference
with General Bell, the chief Of stan.
and other heads Of the bureaus Of the
department While he declined 10 dis
cuss the subject Of the conference II is
believed that the question Of sending
troops to Cuba. in the event that such
a course becomes necessary, was touched
upon
This conference lasted for some hours,
and then Secretary TAFT went 10 his
residence with a large package OF pa
pers which occupied his time until long
after midnight.
Mr.. Bacon Expected Today.
Secretary Taft came 20 Washington.
accompanied by his private secretary,
Mr.. Carpenter. Robert Bacon, the Act
ing Secretary of State. who viii go TO
Cuba with Secretary Tart, did not reach
mere last night. but will come this morn
ing. Secretary Taft expected To meet
Mr.. Bacon al the train in Jersey City.
but the Acting Secretary of State did
not materialize.
Secretary Taft viii leave for Cuba
either today or tomorrow. His plans
have not yet been completed lie ex-
poets 10 go by rail 10 Tampa or Key
West. accompanied by Mr.. Bacon. and
al one Of these points viii embark on g
war vessel. which viii take them 70
Havana.
Secretary Taft declined 10 discuss
his mission 10 Cuba. and when pressed
to state whether the United States
would intervene in Cuba, said that his
visit to Cuba was for the purpose OF
deciding this question. He declared
jocularlv that the public newspaper
men knew all about the subject that
had been impaired 20 him by the Pres
ident. and that he had received no
secret instructions
Would Not Discuss Plans.
When asked if he would go into the
field to confer with the insurgents or
whether he would meet them in Ha-
vana, Secretary TAFT declared that these
were details which would be decided
after his arrival at Havana. Apparent
ly his plans have not yet been formed.
and he will be governed largely by the
conditions which confront him upon his
arrival at the Cuban capital.
Secretary TAFT said that he expected
that his mission would require ten days
and that at the expiration OF that time
he would be back IN Washington.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16

tET5y, oxzy Oil Opaque Shades 4oC
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ChoIae King Scotch Holland . 75C
0ALUAOo' Hung free. VIII call with samples
Rundlstt's Shade Factory, 17tb & x NV.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
EDErl Scholars compan-
! NAA" ion, lock and key,
with School Shoes this week
Tickets Given With Shoes

When buying School Shoes find
out who takes the risk. Ask the
dealers if they viii guarantee every
pair Of their School and Children's
Shoes to give satisfactory wear. If
you insist on such a straightout
guarantee, you'll probably have to
come HERE FOR SCHOOL
SHOES. School Shoes for boys
and girls, all made on proper lasts,
for growing feet; the heaviest are
of box calf with double Soles, out
side back stays; others and more
dressy styles of vici and velour calf,
low flat heels, all sizes and widths.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
THREATEN SCHOOL IF
VACATION IS NOT EXTENDED

PROSPECT HILL. n. J.. SEPT. b.
The boy pupils OF Prospect Hnl High
SehiIl have petitioned the board of edu-
cation 10 grant an extension of vaca-
ton season. threatening If the request Is
refused 20 blow up the school with
dynamite.
The Washington times., 1906-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-From
this date on I VIII not be responsible for
any debts contracted by my wife, Mamie
Kuabe @. A kNABE. 1884 Emerson
street. Washington. D. c. se1f-3t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

rie. o. T., and II the owners OF ma
jority Of the lots or par reels OF ground
liable for taxation therefor shall not,
within twenty 600 days thereafter file
with the Clerk Of the City OF Guthrie.
o. T.. their protest against such Inn
provements. then the Council shall cause
such improvements to BE- made and shall
levy the taxes for such improvements.
as follows:
Upon the abutting lots. parcels and
pieces Of ground to the center OF the
BLOCK where the abuttiug way is on the
exterior OF the block, and to the exterior
Of the block where the improvements are
made on any alley or otner public way In
the interior Of such block. Each quarter
block shall be charged with it's due pro-
portion Of paving, both the front and the
intersections and alley crossings, and
which cost shall be apportioned among
the lots and subdivisions Of such quar-
ter block according to the benefits to be
assessed TO each lot or parcel
Adopted by the Council this 2ud day
OF August. 1906
Approved by the Mayor 2nd day OF
August, 1906. ]. w. DUKE.
tSEAL) Mayor.
Attest;
f. sEIXAs, City Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
New 10 o. wssr poINr.
tBy Associated Press.)

Washington. H. c., Aug 3d. "A
change Ia the supe-int dency Of the
uaited States Military Academy at West
Point takes place today when Mai D
Hugh l.. Scott. 18th cavalry. relieves
Gen. Albert j.. Mills. who has been the
superintendent of tho academy for sew
erai years past.
The new superintendent is "a native Of
KENTUCKY. but was ap9oiited TO the mill
itaiy academy from New Jersey. Dur
ing the Spanish war he was major and
lieutenant colonel Ia the adjutaat genor-
ais department OF the voluntc~ establish
men and was chief of stan to Gen.
Wood in Cuba. More recently he has
served with his regiment in the Phil
ippines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
First Published in the Gathue Daily
Leader. August 50
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice Of Intention. TO provide for the
Improvement and permanent Paving
curbing, draining aud guttsring Of
certain streets within the City Of
Guthrie. Oklahoma.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR
AMI COUNcILMEN OF THE CITY
OF GUTHRIE. OKLAHOMA
That Il is necessary 70 grade. pave,
gutter. drain and improve certain streets
IN the city Of Guthrie. o. r.. t0-witi
Springer Avenue from the East lile OF
Division Street 70 the West line OF Wal
nut Street
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE
MAYOR AND COuNcuMEN or THE
CITY or GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA:
That this resolution shall be publiah
"a for four f4j consecutive weeks IN the
Guthrie Daily Leader. a aewspa2er Of
general circulation - me CITY OF 0ulh-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31

OF troubl's that robbed r. H. Wolfe. oi
Scar Grove. ia Of 81 usefulness came
when he began taking Electric Hitters
Tie writes; Two years ogo KiSaey
trouble caused me great sudorine
which I would never have survived had
not taken Electric Biticrs They also
cured me Of General Debility" sure
cure for AN stomach. Liver and Kidney
complaints. Blood Diseases Headache.
Dizziness and Weakness or bodily de-
cline. Price soc. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-08-31
Opportunity Shoe Sale -RoelNsoNs
BOISE CITY. IDAHO.

National irrlgatin congress will be held
at Boise City September Sd to Sth, for
which occasion the Santa Re offers the
exceptionally low round trip rate OF one
fare plus so cents sto9ovcrs win be al
lowed at Pueblo and an points west
thereof either going or returning Tick
cts on sale August Soth. aist and Sep
tember lst Final return limit thi-ty
days from date Of sale. This Is the
cheapest thing that VIII be offered TO
that part Of the country during present
season. NJ n. COCHRELL,
Agent