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The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
FIND MURDERERS' DEN.
New Orleans Police Get Damaging
Evidence Against Kidnappers.

New Orleans, June 3O.-In view Of the
fact that some portions Of the body of
the Lamena child, killed by the Black
Hand kidnappers at St Rose. fifteen
miles from New Orleans, were missing. a
search was made of the swamp in which
the body was found.
Some human ribs were found there. but
upon examination by physicians were de-
Clared to be those of an adult man. This
discovery has led to the conviction that
peddlers and others were murdered there
by the Black Hand.
An examination Of the Campisciano
farm. where the Lamena murder was COM
mitted, leaves little doubt that it had
been operated as a murdeTers' den.
The discovery Of the ribs and other
human bones and remains in the Pecan
Grove swamp would tend to prove that
it was the graveyard Of the gang.
A deputy sheriff has discovered cIev-
erly constructed ambuscsde on the road
to the Campisciano place, so built that the
occupants could fire on travellers without
the slightest chance Of being seen.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
ADMITS HE WRECKED TRAIN
Paul Kelly Tells of Derailing Ele-
waited During New York Strike.
Acted as MOtOrmHn, Disregarded
Jeopardy by His Deed.

San Francisco. June 3o-In the arrest
Of Paul Kelly, last night, the police be
lieve they have a man with a record
Ike that OF Harry Orchard Kelly is
wanted In New York for the murder o.
six persons during the strike on the ele-
waited railroad. At that time he was in
charge Of a car, which be IS said TO have
wrecked. killing six persons who were
passengers.
According to the detectives who made
the arrest, Kelly admits his train was
deliberately wrecked and he was paid
for the crime by the strike leaders
Kelly broke down under the sweating
process. and declared he would tell all
when he arrived i'm New York, and take
his punishment
Kelly left New York Immediately after
the wreck. and has been working here as
switchman on the Southern Pacific
Railroad since He was arrested last
night ON Golden Gate avenue. on a de-
scription furnished by Police Commits
sioner Bingham, Of New York.
The wreck i'm which sy passengers were
killed was. he said. planned by strike
leaders. who we've % pay him certain
sum for the crime In order 70 fulfill his
contract the detectives say he declared
he had 20 place his own life in Jeopardy
New York. June 39-There was no
strike or any troubles on the elevated
lines az the time that Kelly's train Whrled
around the curve at Fifty-third street and
Ninth avenue. causing one car 20 pitch
into the street. resulting in the death Of
twelve persons and the injuring Of fifty
others.
The accident happened at O'Clock on
the morning of September p 1875. There
had been a strike on the elevated and
subway lines In March Of that year. but
this trouble had been settled within that
month, and everything was running
smoothly on the lines az the time q the
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
THINKS SEGREGATION BEST
Experts and Parents in EnglewOod
High School Go on Record.
Girls Advance Too Fast for Boys.
Children Are Better Controlled
by such Separation.

Chicago. June Disappointment Cooley
has been experimenting in the Englewoo4
High School 70 ascertain the psychology
cal effect Of segregation, and he has de-
scribed what he learned before the build
Ing and grounds committee Of the board
OF education. Further. he disclosed that
segregation meets with the approval of
the papas and mammas of EngIewood.
He issued little ballot to the parents
bearing these questions:
DO you feel that your child has been
benefited by being taught in the last year
in classes in which the boys and girls
have been segregated"
DO you advise that this plan Of sep
arate classes be continued with first
year classes hereafter"
The l62 answers received by Superin-
tendent Cooley may be classed as follows:
Yes. 70 first question-l15
Yes. to both questions-23.
NO, TO both ql.gstions-I9
Noncommital or otherwise.
Principal Armstrong. Of the school, had
this 20 say about it.
Urls not only learn quicker, aSsimilate
Information from others more readily.
and understand things more clearly. but
their faculties develop two years earlier
than those Of the boys. The physical and
mental changes that take place at the
beginning Of adolescence occur from one
70 two years earlier IN girls than boys.
and are passed through mere quickly
after they begin This gives girls great
advantage over boys at the beginning Of
the high school c0urse-an advantage
which is discouragtng b. boys.
Then the principal asserted that the
social instincts that are apt TO carry BOYS
and girls of their feet al this age are
controlled more easily by this method
But with this advantage many difficulties
were found in the segregation experiment,
among them the prejudice against doing
anything that seems 10 threaten the
rights of women and the fear that boys
are going to receive the best and girls'the
poorest Of what the school has TO offer.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
SWIMMER DROWNED AT YORK.
Claude Lease Tells Companions He
VIII Give Them Lessons in Art.

York, Pa, June 3o-Claude Lease, nine
teen years old, went down in fifteen feet
Of water near here this afternoon and
drowned The lad with several COM
panions, went out for the afternoon sight
seeing and picture-taking.
When about three miles from York he
proposed going in swimming i'm COdorus
Creek He told his companions that he
would give them a lesson in the art. No
sooner had he struck the water when
he began to sink.
One Of his companions, Michael Coch-
ran, hurried TO his assistance. Lease
grabbed him around the neck. and both
young men went down twice. Cochran,
in order 10 save himself, broke away from
Leases death grip and pulled for shore,
leaving his companion TO sink to the
bottom Lease cried, For Gods sake, save
me-" but his entTeaties We're futile.
His home was at Bermudian The body
has not yet been recovered.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
ENDS LIFE BEFORE MIRROR.
II. II. OImstend. DespOndent Over
Domestic Trouble, shoots Himself.

Baltimore. Md. June SO-H. B. Ohm
stead, until recently a resident of Phila-
delphia, committed suicide about .
O'Clock this morning in the ST. James
Hotel. He stood before a mirror in his
room and shot himself through the right
temple.
Olmstead was about thirty-ffve years
old, and well known in the lumber
trade of Philadelphia and Baltimore. He
represented the Cypress Lumber Com
pany, of New Orleans, and was very
successful salesman.
About year ago he married a Phlladel-
phia girl. Her father objected to the
marriage. It is said the couple drifted
apart. and that their troubles eliminated
in proceedings for divorce in Philadel-
phia. Olmstead was transferred to Bal
timore by his company some months ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
ICE STRIKE MORE GRAVE.
Much Suffering in Lower Part of
New York and Brooklyn.

New York. June 30-The American Ice
Company, 1t was announced to-day. will
make an attempt to break the strike OF
the ice wagon drivers tomorrow morning
with new men.
Ample police protection is promised, and
the police reserves, which have been
ordered on duty in the various precincts.
will protect the strike-breakers as well as
the men who are being employed by the
city officials to remove the garbage.
The ice famine was felt generally To-
day in the lower part OF New York and
all over Brooklyn. In the suburbs, where
independent ice dealers deliver a good deal
Of ice the people were better of. but
the icemen would only deliver small pOr-
tions on Saturday, as they were looking
out for new customers.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
HONOR JOHN HAYS MEMORY.
Cleveland Hebrews Place Wreath on
Grave

Cleveland. June 50-Members Of Cleve-
land Lodge Independent Order OF B'nai
Birth, gathered at the grave Of John Hay.
former Secretary Of State, in Lakeview
Cemetery. to-day. and in behalf Of Grand
District Lodge No. 2. a wreath was placed
upon il by A LewenthaL president Of the
latter organization.
The simple ceremony, conducted for the
second time at the grave Of the great
American statesman by the members OF
the Bnai Birth. marked the second an
nivers3ry Of his death.
The Kaddish. a prayer for the dead.
was Tccited by Dr. Samuel Wolfenstein,
and Mr.. Lewenthal, IN placing the wreath
on the grave, spoke a few words eulogiz-
ing the departed and reviewing his effort
in behalf of the oppressed.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
LABOR UNIONS CAN BE SUED.
Seattle Judge Awards Verdict for
Damages Against Orga sization.
Sill o.. III. NN.n-htrr-,r. IIrr,ll

Special o. The Washington Herald
Seattle Wash. June 5-EveD though
not incorporated, labor unions may be
held responsible for damages inflicted as
organizations. according to a ruling in
the Federal District Court here yester-
day. The question was raised before
Judge o. H. HanfOrd in suit of d. f.
Johnson. printer. against the Seattle
Typographical Union.
A suit was instituted against the local
union and against the individual mem
bers who voted expulsion. The suit was
resisted on the ground that the union
is unincOrpOrated. The defendants also
demurred TO the individual suits on the
ground that the organization was the Of
fender. Johnson, taking both the horns
Of the dilemma. sued the union as a CO.
partnership. A verdict Of $500 damages
resulted yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
DISARMS AND STAYS HUSBAND.
Wife Saves Own Life. but Is Forced
ia Take that of spouse.

Brinkley, Ark, June 30.-After a ter
rife struggle following an attempt OF
her husband TO murder her with a razor.
Mrs. J. n. Cole. wife of farmer living
near Brinkley. disarmed him and cut
his throat to-day
The woman tainted The man was
dead when officers arrived.
A coroner's jury exonerated the wo-
man. The story Of the struggle was cor
roborated by the sevcn-year-old son Of
the pair. who was the only witness Of
the tragedy.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
Steamers in Collision.

Boston, June 30.-The steamer Persian,
from Philadelphia for Boston, with fifty
passengers on board, was in collision with
another steamer near Pollock. Vineyard
Sound last night The other vessel is
supposed to have been the British steam
er Hesperides. from Boston for New
York The Persian had a hole knocked
in her bow.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
CANNON BALL" IN A WRECK.
flyer on Frisco Strikes WashOut
and Many Are Injured.

Rogers. Ark. June 30-Running behind
time and at the speed Of forty-hve miles
an hour, the Frisco Cannon Ball train,
No. 5, was wrecked at Johnson. fifteen
miles south Of here. to-day by the five
rear coaches jumping onto a side track
instead Of following the engine. The
cause Of the wreck was a washout The
following passengers were badly injured:
Dr. WEEMS, Van Buren,. Ark
Mrs. L. W, McGHEE. Horse Cave, Ky.
Mrs G. A.. SMITH, Dallas Tex.
DR.. 2. CAV Black Rcck. Ark
J. J. NUSSBAUMER. San Angelo. Tex
c. J. HARNESS. Springfield. No.
2. VIM, Z. Scott, S. J. Wilkinson, John
chatham, and many others received slight
injuries.
Dr. Weems' condition was so serious
that he was hurriedlv taken 10 a Fort
Smith hospital He has been injured in
several other wrecks
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01

Cleveland, Ohio, June 9o-Full-blooded
Germans were defeated on the Grasselli
grounds on Broadway to-day by full
blooded Irish. in a game of baseball, z
to s. Each player had to trace his an
cestry three generations back Umpire
Nanh lined up the players before the
game. and searched them. He gathered
two revolvers. gun belt a pCiiceman's
billy. and other lighting weapons.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
Couple Has 100 Descendants.

Cape Town, June So-Mr. and Mrs. La
frange-Honiban, of Riversdale, Cape Col
ony, who have just celebrated the sixty
third anniversary of their wedding. have
100 living descendants, eleven children.
sixty grandchildren, and tW enty-nine
great-grandchildren,
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
Local Temperature.

Midnight 81 a. m, 81; a m, 50; a. m. g /:
a. m. 81 10 a, m. 20; L noon, IS; P. m, Is;
p m, %: 6 p. m, u 2. n, 70; 10 z. m, &c.
Maximum. = minimum s..
Relative humidity-s a. m. 90; ? D. m, 60; p.
m Il. Rainfall IS p m. 10 S p. ml. DEL Hours
Of sunshine. "a Per cent Of possible sunshine So
Temperature same date last year-MaTimum. % &:
minimum Is
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
Elevator Crushes Girl 10 Death

Wilmington, Del, June 9O.-Caught in
an elevator at the ROckland Paper Mills.
where she was employed. Miss Margaret
McGonigal, aged twenty years, living
near Rockland, was crushed to death.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
Tide TnhIe.

To-day-High tide, 300 a. m. and 1874 p m.
low tide t:57 a. m. and q p IN.
To-mofrow-High tide, LII a m and I42 p. m.
low tide, 81 a. m and SIS p N.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
Rain

Temperatures In other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall. fer the twelve hours ended at
p N. yesterday are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
Cnndition of Wnter.
T.mperotures In Other Cite.

Harpers Ferry ". Va, June 3o-Shenandoah very
muddy: Potomac cloudy.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
IN DREAD OF SCOURGE
New York Fails to Improve
the Garbage Situation.
MEN SCARCE AT $3.50 PER DAY

Refuse Is Piled High In Streets of
Ghetto and stencil Is UnbearabIe.
Twenty Men Return 10 Work, but
Batch of One Hundred from PhiIa-
deIphIa Fails 10 Report for Duty.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
Ho. for Great ais!

Louise leaves Sd and Canal Sunday. 9 a. m
Round trip Soc. Louise open Tor charters sundays
ard holidays Boat can b chartered fer picnic
rartias 90 Cabin John and Glen Echo. Sl20o per
day Apply q, ". MASON. 1914 Jefferson ave.
Phone West 55-m. leS-T
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
KENslNaToN

Fifteenth and y Y ave every Is minutes
Connect at lake with ksnsington line every %
minutes Round-trip tickets DC, at FusscIs
ieZSf
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01

The private rooms in our new
FirepTOOf Storage Building are
thoroughly approved by the Fire
Underwriters.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-01
w. B. Moses & Sons

The Moses Furniture and Floor
POlishes prove absolutely salts
factory. A special wax PreseTYa-
tive for weathered oak pieces.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-15
OF FICIAL NOTICE.
Street improves ent Notice.

NDpIGE Is HEREBY GIVEN tHata contract
has been let for improving, by constructing
and laying n water pipe lire, upon tnat por-
tion Of Fourth ANenHe from its intersection
with East Center Street, thence north on and
along said Fourth ArenHe to Windsor Avenue
thence east on ami along Windsor Avenue 10
Fifth Avenue, thence soHth on am. along Ffftb
Avenue 70 Washington street, IN the first ward
Of tile City of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin and
thatt expense of said mpro vemeut, Charged
othe regl estate admitting upon the above de-
scribed portons Of Fourth Avenue Windsor
and Fifth avenue, has been determined as TO
each parcel of said real estate. ami a state
ment Of such determination is on ii E with the
City Cleric
1t is proposed TO issue bonds. chargeable
only 20 the real estate abuttng upon said sew.
eral portion of streets, To pay the sneciaa as
easements determined therefor: and such
bonds VIII be issued covering an of said as
scssments, except in cases whore the owners
OF 50 property affected thereby file with the
City Clerk AT his office IN the City Hail, Wan
watosa, Wisconsin; Within thirty days after
the date hereof, their election to'pay the safd
assessments, part thereof, on their prop
erty describing the same, on presentations Of
said certificates.
Dated this 5th day Of June, 1907.
BY order of the Common Councn
2wl3s Edward Coulthard, City Clerk
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-15

Treasury Department..

O9aTENS or CoHprRoLIEU oF THE CVRnE--cY,
Washington, y. e. ilaA la,'isN1
WHEHnAs, by satisfactory evidence present
ted TIA tue undersigned. it has been made 10 APP
pear that the Fussr NATIoSaL BANK. or WAu-
wArosA IN the city of Wanwatosa, in the
county of Milwaukee. aud state Of Wis~onsih.
has eoMiplied with all tile provisions Of tAe
statutes the United states. required to be
complied With before an association snail be
authorized to commence the business okBank-
ing;
Now therefore, I, William b. Rideely, Comp
troller Of the Currency, do hereby GETTY that
che Finsq NATIONAL BANK or WAywAr s>A, in
the city,of Wanwatossl, in the county Of Mill
waulgee, and state OF Wiscoa-iu,is authorized
to commence the business Of Ranking as pro
vided in section Gfty-one hundred ana Sky
nine OF the revised statutes of the Cuited
States.
In testimony whereof, witness my 1.ud and
seal Of Office this 18th day of May, 'alfr.
WM. B.RIDGEE1.
Comptroller OF tuc+CulpeGcy.
Seal of the Comptroller
OF the Currency. l2sw
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-15
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

IN the matter Of the contemplated improve
Ineut Of that portion of CARRIED Avenue be-
tween the south line OF West Main Street and
the extended southerly line Of Lot Ten CW
Fimgado's subdivision
Notice is hereby given by tile undersi gned Off
GERS performing the duties Of Board OF public
works in aud for the City Of Wauwa tosn, Wis
cousiu, that said officials have made and nled
in their Office, at the Office Of the City Clerk Of
the ity OF Wanwatosa, Wisconsin, report
show iHE their determination upon tbe qnes-
lions required to he considered Nv them under
tie provisions OF subsection - of section 925
Wisconsin Statutes 1893 concerning the con
teIuplated work or Improvement Of that por-
tim Of Garfield Avenue between the south line
Of West Main Street and tile extended south
boundary lire Of Lot ten tW Fngado'S sub-di
vision in the said city of Nauwatoaa, Niscon-
sin:
That said report sh WIS that the undersigned
officers have viewed the premises. their deter
nina iOIF of the damages and BENEFITS " b Ich
will accrue to eaCh parcel of real estate by
reason of change or alteration OF grade, the
entire cost " the contemplated work or i'm
provement upon such portion Of street. the
benefit and damages that will accrue to the
several parcels of real estate thereby:
Aud the amount that should be assessed under
the provisions Of -ub-chapter rs Of chapter 40 4
Wisconsin statutes lsaS. 20 each parcel OF such
rea estate as benefits accrning thereto by the
contemplated work or impro cement ON such
portion OF street. which said renort is open for
review AT the said office and viii be SO contin-
ued for the space Of twenty days after the date
Of this notice.
Thaton The 9Th day Of July 1907 said under
signed officers VIII be in session at the CITY
Hall III said CITY at the hour OF nine 90 o'clock
in the forenoon Of SAID day. to hear an obJec-
TORS that may be civeu made to said report
Dated q city 90 Wauwatosa, Wisconsin this
10th day June 1870
f. Z. LOVFLAND.
! !. NNRor' Audit
j. y WARREN
Officers performing The duties of Board of
(tYv nf u anu
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-15
Dog Lost.

A young Scotch collie dog, stTayed
or was stolen from my premises on
May 81 Color, sable and white. Any
one giving information leading to the
recovery Of same win be suitably. re-
warded Address w. e. Taylory Wan
watosa. Phone Walnut I'll
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
CITY IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

CITY IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that contract has
been let for improving. Shat portion Of. Watson
avenue from the east line Of Wauwato9a ave
nue. to the west liue of THIRD avenue by grad
lug, macadamizinS and csrbiug said street
and that The expense of said improvement
chargeable to the real estate ahutting npon
the above described portion OF street has been
determined as to each parcel Of said real
estate, and statement of the same IS on file
With the city clerk 1t Is proposed to Issue
bonds chargeable only to the real estate to pay
special assessments, and such bonds win be
issued covering all of said assessments. ex-
eept in cases where the owners of the proper
ty file with the city clerk within thirty days
after the date hereof, n written notice tlIat
they elect to pay the special assessments, Or a
part thereof, on their property, describing the
same, ON presentation Of the certificates.
Dated this 22d day Of May, 1907.
BY order of the common council.
EDWARD CoULTHARn.
13-9w City Clerk
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-15

Notice the specials at Lefe5er Eros.
Co. this week. Mayors homo grown
CucumberS, extra due Florida Pine
apples choice Missouri Strawberries.
korn Kinks
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-06-15
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Published by authority of the common coua-
Gil ~ the city Of WtuWatosa.
Notice is hereby given TO the owners eft All
lots. or parcels of land which front on aeut
ON the following described portion of street ia
The city OF Wauwatosst, Wisconsin to-wit
ION Seventh ovcune from East Milwaukee ay-
euue south To tbe north line oI lot 49, block
phucuiN park subdivision, upon >yAjcb "a was
ter pipe line : proposed To Ice laid. that the
officers performing duties of BOARD Of publjc
works in aud for the city of Wauwatosa, ia
be jn session nj the city hall in said city ca
Tuesday. lime !, 1907 at the hour OF nine tal
o'e,oe} ma the forenoon OF said day to hear amy
and all persons ohiccting Is the proposed AS.
sessmeut 70 be made by such officers fer such
proposed water pipe ane ana a. provtdca ana
required 10y the provisions ot section g25 sub
section 100 " WISCONSIN statutes I,s.s.
natea az WAUwatosa, Wisconsin,, this 22ua
day OF Alay, 1900.
EnwAEp CoUIvHAEp,
lS,ew CITY Clerk, Wauwatos,,, WISCONSIN,
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Ia the matter % the contemplated improve
ment OF that portion Of Ftfty-iifth Street be
tween the north line of Grand Avenue and the
south line of Wells Street.
Notice is hereby given by the undersi gned
officers performing the duties OF Board o.;
public works lu~al4a. Gox- tAGaCitY Of Wanwato-
sa, Wisconsin, that said officials have made
and flied III their office. the office Of the ity
Glerl, Of the City Of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, y
report showing their determination upon the
questions required 10 be considered br them
under the provisions OF subsection 20 Of see
tfon a25 Wisconsin statutes 1873 concerning
the contemplated work or improvement Of
that portion Of FIFTY NTH Street between the
north line Of Grand avenue and tlAe south line
Of Wells Street, said city OF Wauwatosa
Wisconsin,.
That said report showsthat the undersigned
officers have viewed the premises, their deter
mination of the damages and dement's which
will accrue TO each parcel of real estate by
reason of change or alteration OF grade. the
entire cost fthe contemplated work or i'm
provemcnt upon such portion of street the
benefits and damages that viii accrue 10 the
several parcels of real estate thereby.
And the amount that should he assessed
under the provisions of sub.chapter IL Of
chapter 40A. Wisconsin statutes 1893, TO each
parcel Of such real estate as benefits accrumg
thereto bv the contem plated work or improve.
mept on snch portion of street, which said re-
portds open for.resiew at the said Office and
viii be 50 continued for the space OF twenty
days after the date of this notice.
That on Friday the 18th day Of June 1907 said
undersigned oAicera viii be in session ut the
City Hall in said City at the hour of nine o.
o'clock in the forenoon Of SAT- d;.1. to hear an
objections that NAV be given made t. said
report
Dated at City of Wauwatosa the6th day of
June 1907