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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-11
REVIEWS TROOP TROUBLE
Cconelnded from First Pace

stand for hem ia debate and when
he votes?
Objects 10 Foosevelt's sIurs.
If he be a mere agent why have
We always tried 10 select for this g eat
Office men Of ability and high eharae-
teri Anybody could follow someb5dg
else. And why If a senator have ~
liberty Of action. saouid b be held
accountable for the record he makes;
and. If there is io he no difference O.
opinion. way have any discussion
II fac. Why hare any senate or
house2
= have always understood aud
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-11

When buying a refrigerator look well 70 the
lining insulation and circulation.
1t IS a positive waste Of money TO buy a
poor refrigerator
In an AUTOMATIC" the ice man must
put the ice in from the front he can't
drop it in and smash everything in sight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-11
{" AUTOMA TICS"

Note the Entire Absence of FIues. The Cold Air
escends in the Ice Chamber and not in the Provision
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-11

stand for hem ia debate and wien
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
WILL OF HANNA LEVY FILED
Large Estate Goes to Heirs in Amer
lea and Germany.
Augusta Rice, of Washington, Re
ceives Seventh Street PrOperty
Many Cash Requests Made.

The viii Of Hanna Levy, OF Washington,
was filed for probate yesterday. 1t con-
tains a large number of cash requests,
and devises TO her sister. Augusta Rice,
OF this city, premises 1925 Seventh street
northwest II is directed that the rest OF
the estate go to Myer Cohen and Wolf
Rice. TO be held in trust by them for the
purpose of converting the property as
soon as advisable into cash. and pay
therefrom annually the sum of $50 in
quarterly payments to Sophie Bernheimer,
sister of the deceased's late husband.
residing in Mannheim. Baden, Germany.
To each Of the children by his first wife
the deceased's step-brother. Joseph L.
Weiskopf. Of Baltimore. the sum of 500
is bequeathed; to all children by the sec
oud wife Of Mt. Weisk0pf the sum Of 500
is bequeathed, share and share alike.
Other requests are to her niece, Clara
Siegfried. living in Germany. $500: to
her nieces Ella David. Hannah David
and Fannie David. OF Washington. $500.
share and share alike; 10 her sister-in-
law, Babette Haas. living in Germany.
1ArVlNa ~ AlrA AAfitf 0EaAA|AAE mas AAANNt
Norfolk, NebT.. 500, 10 her sister. Ba-
bette David. and her husband. David Da-
vid, 1000; to her nephew, Herman Kauf-
man, New York, $780, for the benefit Of
his children: 20 the trustees Of the Or
phan Asylum Fund. District Grand Lodge,
No. 8 l. o. B. B.. $500; 10 Babette Fried
berger, "a blind girl. Of Baltimore" 800;
TO the Washington Hebrew Congregation.
500. "to keep deceased grave in order %
The rest Of the estate is devised one
share each 10 Babette David, Babette
Haas. Augusta Rice and Marx Kaufman,
and one share equally 10 the children OF
Joseph l. WelskOpf Myer Cohen and
Wolf Rice are named as executors.
Henry S. Boynton, by his will. probated
yesterday, appointed his wife, Mrs. Amelia
c. Boyntou, sole beneficiary Of the estate
and also named her as eXecutrix-
A codicil attached TO the win and dated
June Il. 1896, reafiirms the VIII and adds
THAI. Having bought some real estate
the same IS also 10 go to my wife, Amelia
c. Boynton." Mr.. Boynton died May
I last.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

of them said. I'VE can sell out above
hundred. after making a good thing out
Of the purchase"
A Tumor was afloat yesterday that one
of the plans Of the campaign in gas would
be to throw big block of the stock al
the brokers who are pushing for higher
prices. hammer the price down on them.
and buy It in below CO.
Such manipulation might bring about
some such result, but on the supposition
that strong New York interests are be-
hind these brokers, as has been intimated,
the game would work Just the other way
from that intended, and would only
serve to scatter the stock still more
widely. The brokers talked with yester-
day inclined to the view that the gas
company would confine its operations for
the present 10 buying the stock at such
figures as possible 20 make good its plans
so carefully laid several months ago
The opinion is now widespread that the
stock will be carried upward within the
next few weeks. provided any of it can
be found TO work upon. Recently the
stock has come out only by fits and
starts, and much of the buying and SELL
ing has been wash operations res0rted
to TO raise prices and bring out small
holdings OF the stock on which a price
limit had been put.
Those best informed on the gas situa-
ton are agreed THAI che price will go
higher, the very thing. it is said. that will
disaTTange the plans or the company
most effectually.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library Of Congress-oDen 3 a. N. to 10 p. m on
secular days; from p. m. to 10 ?. m. on Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public Lihrary-opcn a. N. to D. NJ holidays
u a. n. to 10 p n. sundays TO 10 2. IN.
Executive Msnsion-Open 10 a. IA 10 p m
United States Capitol-Olen a n. 10 4:s9 p m
United States Truasury-open a m to p. NJ
State, War and Navy Departments a. m
to 2 p N. THE original Declaration CT Indspen-
denes Is In the Library Of the State Department.
United States Patent 0fice-open a. m. to
?. n
United States Pension BuIeau-open a. tn TO
?. N.
United States Post-oalce-Open a. m to p. N.
Washington City Post-ofice-opeu all hours. The
Dead Letter Office is in the city post-oftee
National Botanic Gardens-0pen 6. m 70 , ?. N.
Fish CommissioD-0pen a. ID. 10 100 p. ~
Army Medical AiuseUm-Opeu Q a. ID. to fa0 p M
National Aluseum-open a. N TO $50 D. n uh-
Guiding holidays,
Smithsonian lnstitution-open a. m. to $50 p m.
(iDcluding holidaysl.
Agricultural Departrnent-open a N. TO 20 p m
Bureau Of Engraving and Prntinc-Opsn a. N.
Washington Monument t555A feet in heisht)-opeu
a. m TO $50 p. m. Elevator does net run aitei
80 p. nj
Corcoran Gallery Of Art-Open $50 a. m. 70
r. in winter; Q q. m. to 4 p. n. IN summer 2
SUndays-l:3 go p. N. 10 p. m excepting III ma
summer. Admission free on TUESDAYS lhursdsys
Saturdays. and Sundays other days. &c admission
Goremment PRINTING Oaice-open 10 a. ~ 70
p. N.
NaVy Yard-Open a. m. 20 $50 ?. H.
Southworth Cottage 18th ST. and Prospect ave-
IN THE SUBURBS.
Mount Vernon. the home ard tomb OK Washine
tOp-Open Il a. m. TO p. N.
Arlington National Cemeter-0pen al day.
Cathedral Grounds. TsnnallftoEG road-Open a
N 70 p m
United States Soldiers Home-open 8. N. tC
sunset
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
SUE FOR $4,000.
John A. zunIo and Wife Ask Wreck
Damages.


John A. Kunlo and his wife, Mrs Eliza
beth c. Kunlo, yesterday brought sepa-
rate suits against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company for the recovery Of
damages for alleged personal injuries sus-
tanned in the Terra Gotta wreck, Deem
Der 80 last in which over forty persons
lost their lives
Attorneys Leckie, Fulton & Cox appear
for the plaintiffs John A. Kunlo sues
for 10000, and his wife's claim amounts
TO $4,000. They allege that they were IN
conscious for a week or so after the &C
cident Both Mr.. and Mrs Kunlo left
the hospital on the same day, June 2
Mrs. Kunlo having been confined at
Providence and Mr.. Kunlo at the Casualty
Hospital.
The United States. through District At
torney Baker yesterday began suit
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for the recovery of 800 for viO-
lation Of the Safety Appliance act. The
suit IS based on Information obtained
from the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, and alleges that the defendant, on
June u. hauled on its line Of railroad a
car lacking proper safety appliances.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

the various departments OF the District
government. Congress at the last session
made provision for additional employees,
Of which fact Kemp was recently noti-
fed by Auditor Tweedale, who on that
occasion told the property clerk that his
accounts were soon 20 be examined, al
though at that time he had no suspicion
that there was anything wrong. Kemp,
il is thought, knowing the consequences
Of such an examination. became fright
ened and hurried his departure.
Il have known Arthur Kemp for a
number of wears" said Commissioner
West, "and never was more completely
surprised than when informed OF his al
legged defalcation. He succeeded me as
clerk and stenOgrapher in the police de-
partment, and since becoming Commits
sioner I have. of course, been associated
with him in an official capacity"
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Lenses New Property.

Mr. NJ. Stein. the weil-known tailor.
at $40 + street. has just secured a lease
on the store at sos F street, and after
extensive remodeling, will occupy both
stores. Mr.. STEMS business has greatly
increased during the past few years,
and It was necessary to have more
room. The builders start operations
to-day. With this new addition. extra
floor. and window space. Mr.. Stein will
have one Of the finest and best equip
ped establishments in the city. A re-
modelling sale is in progress this week,
and special values are being offered IN
fine summer sultings.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

Capt. II. V. Elliott, of the Tenth pre-
cinct has stationed a bicycle policeman
in Rock Creek Park 10 enforce the
speed regulations.
Washington Aerie, No. J25, FraternaI
Order OF Eagles viii make its annual
flight 10 Luna Park Tuesday. J. N.
Furney is chairman of the excursion
committee
Fred Hainey was arrested yesterday
by Detective Baur. on the charge Of
larceny from Frank Cohen. Hainey is
accused Of running a bogus employ
ment agency.
because he went twenty-eight miles
an hour in his automobile on Park
road. W W. Gettlnger, Georgetown
College man. was fined S2s yesterday in
the Police Court.
Chief Belts suggestion that the
chemical engine now at Cleveland Park
be transferred TO Good Hope. D. G., for
the protection OF Good Hope. Garfield.
and the vicinity. Is approved.
Charles W. Russell, Assistant Attor-
ney General. has returned from New
York, where he has been Investigating
employment agencies in connection
with the peOnage cases Of the South.
Commissioner MaeRarIand has ap-
proved the recommendation of Dr. W.
c. Woodward, health officer. that Nor
ris NJ Browning be appointed a clerk
in the health department at 5000 per
annum.
Exchange of notifications of the
SantO Domingo treaty took place yes
terday at the State Department Acting
Secretary Bacon signed for the United
States and Minister Joubert for the re-
public Of santo Domingo.
Chesapeake Beach will be the mecca
to-day Of the Knights Of the Modern
Maccabees. The order has arranged for
special trains at 9:25 and II a, m. and
2:S0 ard $40 p. m, to carry to tho
| beach $500 or 1900 people.
lie Roy Mark has begun suit against
Snowden Ashford, inspector of build
ings Of this city. to compel him to Is
sue a permit authorizing the erection
of an automobile garage in lot 627
Sherman's subdivision Of Mount Pleas
ant
The Commissioners have decided
upon awarding the contract for binding
the books at the Public Library to Gil
| bert =. Emerson. of Philadelphia The
| library will have available for binding,
repair, and job work before July !, 1908,
about $500.
Marie l.. RedonslSI, three years old.
was run down by an automobile belong
/ ing 20 Charles r. Guertler, In the sub
/ way on II street northeast. yesterday
morning Her right leg was fractured.
/ northwest. She was taken TO the hos
pital by Mr.. Guertler.
CASTOR p. Philip, indicted for first
degree murder in connection with the
death OF Frank MaeAboy. May IS, will
| be arraigned this morning before Jus
1 tice Wright Attorneys A. A. Hoeh-
/ ling, jr., and Henry E. Davis, OF oouns
| for Philip, II is expected, will move the
court to admit Philip to bail pending a
! trial
Organization has been completed, I'M
der the laws of Maine, of the Havana
! Washington Fruit Company, with a
capital stock OF 5000, 900. The object is
/ to raise pineapples on a tract of land
| near Havana Among the directors are
/ B. F. Smith, Gerson Nordlinger, ]. l..
! Edwards. J. B. Dahlgren, and ]. L.
/ Brooks, and Justice Ashley NJ. Gould.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Workman Sues for Damages.

James 3. Mcdonald yesterday instl-
tuted proceedings against W. H. John
son for the recovery of $4,000 dam
ages for alleged personal injuries.
Mcdonald, through Attorney Leonard
]. Mather. alleges that he was engaged
in tearing down the Long Bridge, on
March II, 1907, and that through neg
ligence of the defendants foreman.
part of the bridge collapsed, throwing
him into the water. where timbers fen
on him, seriously and permanently in
juring him.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe Norfolk. Newport News and all
points south-Norfolk and Washington night steam
ers every evening IN the year at $50, and day
steamer daily at q. N.
To Mount VsFnon-Steamer Manchester. daily. 10
g. N. and 2:30 D. m, from Seventh street wharf.
Chesapeake Beach-Seo tine table.
To Rock Creek Bridge. Geological Park. Chevy
Chase. and KensingtOn-Cars from Fifteenth street
and New York avenue every fifteen minutes.
To Alexandria-Feuy steamer Lackawanna every
hour AID half from 8 a. N. to p n
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
EIGHTH STREET LOT SOLD.
Edward s. Holman Buys Property
at AuctiOneer's Sale.

Thomas J. Owen & Son. auctioneers,
have sold, at trustees sale, the property
239 Eighth street northeast, 10 Edward
S. Holman. for S., -. The lot which
is twenty feet front and seventy feet
deep. Is improved by two-story and cell
lar brick house. John E. HeTren and
Aaron S. Caywood are the trustees.
The same auctioneers have sold a lot
In the Barry Farm subdivision, TO J. L,
Massie, for $500.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
PUT PRICE ON KEMP
District Police Send Broad
cast Offer of Reward.
E. B. HEssE GETS HIS PLACE

Now Believed that Shortage in Miss
ing ex-POIiee Clerks Accounts
VIII Exceed s12,0OO-Warning of
Intention to Audit His Accounts
Probably Caused Disappearance.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Cheaper Basis Possible.

The advantages Of such a plan to the
big stockholders would be to enable them
to distribute the new stock among them
selves on a cheaper basis than they viii
now be permitted to do. It seems to have
been their desire TO carry the scheme
through, with the stock at about SIS. and
then realize upon the natural rise in
value that would follow the declaration
Of a dividend upon stock with the value
Of plant appraised by the court at,
say, 100000
When this plan had been carefully
worked out, this gas pool of young
brokers got wind Of the plans Of the con.-
pany. They saw at once that just as soon
as the gas stock was issued, distributed to
the holders of the old stock, and the fat
dividend declared, there would be a
clamor to buy It. These shrewd young
men foresaw that gas stock under those
circumstances ought to be worth 800 a
share or more. They determined TO get
into the pie and eat some of the fruit
AT the start they were ridiculed and
laughed at by the older brokers, and
every obstruction was placed in their way
Dumping of big blocks Of the stock on the
market was resorted TO, in the hope Of
soaring them of and breaking their bank
accounts. That failed, and several thou
sand shares were lost which must now
be got back. At every turn the young fell
lows were right there with the cash, and
the stock is now irretrievably lost to the
original holders.
Now the big holders have come into
the market and VIII have TO buy back
these shares at much higher. price. If
they get them at all The secret Is fairly
cut. and 1 see no reason why gas stock
should not go TO $50 or 800 a share IN the
next sixty days. provided the pool has
not been loading up for a speculation and
VIII now unload on the big holders the
shares they have gathered in"
VIII Hold Their stock.
Quiet talks with several of the coterie
Of brokers who have been buying gas yes
terday developed the fact that they do not
propose to sell any Of it. They said they
had bought it TO hold. not only for a rise
in price. but to be in on the cutting Of
the melon" when the new stock is issued
and the dividend declared. Then one
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

For twenty years and are still selling IT.
Maerzen and Senate-brewery bottling.
Arlington Bottling Company. same old
place. Phone W. 81
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Can Increase Stock.

Under this legislation" continued the
fnancier, the company can increase its
capital stock 10 point equal TO the
value Of the plant. which may be put for
convenience at 5000 Unless this law is
made use OF now. it will become a
dead letter. as it Will most certainly be
repealed at the next session Of Congress.
Indeed, it probably would have been cut
out at sthe last session, if the members
of Congress had been cognizant Of its
existence.
IN order, therefore, for the gas com
pany to relieve itself Of a troublesome
surplus, it viii be necessary TO issue this
stock and declare a dividend upon IL
before the framing Of the annual report
to Congress.
Now for the anxiety of the big stock
holders over the turn affairs have taken
with reference to the stock. It Is under
stood 10 have been the intention of the
officials Of the company to go quietly
about getting permission to issue this
stock, to keep plans in the dark, and
to hold the price Of the shares down 10
about $56. 1 am informed that the large
holders of gas stock. including some Of
the older and richer bankers, were in the
confidence Of the corporation managers,
and it is probable that It was the in
tention quietly TO absorb any stock that
might be offered for sale, without adj
vancing the price
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra al Park
Hotel Summer Garden. Rathskeller n.
y aye, and 18th st. 4. EndreS- Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Zoe Bottles Alpha Salad Cream, 10ej
19c NY Wlfe's Salad Dressing, 12c; U-All-
No MINIS, 171ac; 10c Root Beer, &c; sc
Root Beer, for 10c; 15c Grape Juice. 1Oc;
25c Grape Juice, 19c. Pyles' Eleven New
Method Stores.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

500 REWARD WANTED FOR EMBEZZLE-
MENT
James Arthur Kemp white. f0rty-siz years old
Cocks Younger. feet 7, $50 pounds. stocky
build yellow or saliow complexion. light brown
hair. thin top and back Of head blue eyes,
very short. cruppy lighi-bruwn mustGche; cut on
LIT thumb afable taikcr; very polite. When last
seen, on july ;, were a dark suit round clt single
breasted coat sta trlm straw hat Quick IN
movements aud npid walker; an expert senogTapheE
and telegrSpher. and viii likely seek similar EN-
ployment under an assumed name
Kemp formerly chief and property clerk of
this department and such known TO many
members Of the police departments Of the United
States
lie DISAPPEARED from this city. and is known 70
b short from $500 to s. 600 in bis accounts.
One hundred dollars viii 5e paid for his arrest
and delivery to an oaicer Of this department
Kindly have an inquiry made for this man. espe-
cially az race tracks. poorooms. variety theaters
and sporting resorts and found, cause bis arrest
and Immediately telegraph
RICHARD SYLVESTER.
Major and Superintendent Of Police,
Washington, d. q.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Standing Order for MALT" Bread
Will assure you delicious, nourishing bread
for every meal. It's unexcelled in purity
and wholesomeness; always light and well
baked. Remember, Schneider's. Grocer's.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Warned of Coming Probe.

IN reference 10 an examination Of
Kemp's accounts, Commissioner West
said yesterday that for some time the
Commissioners have endeavOred 20 Sc
cure from Congress additional appropria-
tons for clerks in the Office Of the au-
ditor. IN order that proper attention might
be given TO the auditing Of the accounts Of
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Ne Have Sold HeurIch'a Beer

Great Bear Spring water, 4 GAL, soc.
Office, 7O4 18th st. Phone Main 962
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09


"A bottles, SOC. Rebate on bottles, 10c.
Phone NJ. 5192. Beavers. 5Z3 AZ st. sw.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09

Five thousand cards bearing the above
inscription, and containing an excellent
photograph Of the missing ex-chief and
property clerk. were mailed last night to
every large city IN this country, Mexico.
and Canada.
According TO the police, no positive clew
has yet been obtained as 10 Kemps
whereabouts. Detective Cornwell returned
from Philadelphia yesterday. his quest
in that city having been unsuccessful
The woman with whom Kemp IS said
to have become infatuated, following her
to Baltimore and Philadelphia, has not,
the police say. been located. The detect
ives are working on the theory that If
be has any money with him he Will be
found with this woman. but If. as is
yet undetermined. he left the city practi-
cally without funds, il is not thought he
viii be found in her company.
Shortage May be $4,000.
The investigation yesterday Of Kemps
account as property clerk showed that
there 5 missing from this source be-
tween $500 and $3.50. The exact amount
will not be known for some time. how
ever as it will be necessary 10 make an
examination Of all property in the pos
session Of the department. II is believed
however, that the sum total Of the al
legged defalcation will amount 70 more
than $1,000 The envelopes containing
money have been tempered with In nearly
every instance, and IL Is stated that GER
tain property until yesterday thought In
tact is missing
Upon the recommendation OF Nal
Sylvester. the Commissioners yesterday
removed Kemp from the Office OF chief
and property clerk OF the police depart
ment and appointed as his successor Ed
win 3. Hesse private secretary 20 the
major and superintendent OF police. The
bond Of the chief and property clerk viii
be increased from 1900 20 5000
Hesse entered the service Of the police
department as a clerk August q, 1893.
and resigned August Il. 1905. to accept
the position Of chief clerk OF the fire de-
/ partment This lie resigned TO again
enter the service Of the police depart
ment as private secretary 20 Maj. Sylves-
/ ter The new chief clerk is thirty-five
years old. native of the District Of Co
/ lumbia, and a graduate Of the Central
/ High School.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Exnlains the situatIon.

ITO make the situation clear" said the
fnancier to g Washington Herald re
porter. 1T is necessary 10 recall a few
facts which have already been published.
The newspapers have said truthfuIly that
the law OF Congress. passed at the last
session, requiring annual reports Of its
financial standing, put the company in a
bad hole, as the expression is. Unless
something could be done, the company
would be obliged to go TO Congress next
December with q statement which many Of
Us think would have laid it specially. open
10 hostile legislative attack. Il is believed
the company, aside from being capital
lied at a low figure. and having S2.60000O
outstanding certificates, upon which 6
per cent interest is paid. has large ac-
emulation Of cash reserve, which would
furnish excellent reasons for legislation
looking 10 q decrease In the price Of
gas.
IN looking around for a way out OF its
difficulties" said the financier, ''the old
law Of June. 1906, was brought to light
This statute exactly fits the situation. It
authorizes the District Court, after an
appraisement, TO allow the company to
increase its capital stock to an amount
which will make the amount Of stock.
bonds, and certificates equal to the cash
value Of the property OF the company
composing the plant and facilities for the
manufacture and distribution Of the prod
uct Another clause Of the same law
allows the company to use this increase
of stock to retire the outstanding certih-
Cates.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-09
Chicago Jewel Gas Ranges.

Most economical; best bakers. c. D..
Muddiman & Co., Gle 18th st.