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The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
Sentiment of People should he Ex-
Presscd by Ballot.
Editor The Washington Herald:

Editor The Washington Herald:
So much has been said Of late by resi-
dents of the city of Washington and thu,
District Of Columbia as TO the form Of
government for the District. and numer-
Gus citizens ASSOCIATIONS and labor or
ganizations having gone on record favor
ing the right Of franchise, ! think Con-
gress should give the subject serious con-
sideration.
Judging the matter from the standpoint
that citizens Of any city should have the
right to say what form of government
they prefer, I would suggest the question
be put directly up to the citizens OF the
District Of Columbia to decide for them
selves. In other words. give every bona
fide citizen of the District an opportunity
to vote on the proposition. and if ne de-
sires a change let mis- vote be recorded
against the present form Of government,
which, perhaps. was good enough at the
time il was adopted. but I believe the
growth of the city has been so great
since that time that the Commissioners
cannot meet the emergency have yet
to hear of any body of men in the Dis
trict who favor a continuance Of the pres
ent form Of government.
Inasmuch as the Commissioners are. not
responsible to the taxpayers for their
management Of the affairs of the District
what recourse have the taxpayers who
believe the locality in which they reside
does not receive Improvements commen-
surate with the taxes paid? Certain sec
lions Of the city are so We ,fulIy neglected
IL the matter OF street improvements and
IL l-ac
think. when he steps up to the tax col
lector's office to pay his annual tax. that
he is not getting a square deal. / be-
heve the District should be entitled to
one Representative in Congress. to be
elected by popular vote there should be
I'VE commissioners to govern the District
-four 10 be elected and one (engineer
commissioner appointed by the Presi-
dent; every administrative Office in the
District should be an elective one. where
by the taxpayers could call Ia book any
official for neglect OF duty OF the four
elective commissioners, they should come
from the four sections of the District
north. south. east and west; each com
missioner would be in closer touch with
his constituency and could get a better
idea of their needs and wants.
If Congress should direct that an cleo.
tiion be held and permit the citizens to
decide by referendum vote as to the form
Of government they desire. 1 believe il
would meet the approval Of a majority
Of the citizens Of the District, and in the
meantime tighten the work of the Dis
uict Committee in Congress.
might add that the right of any indi-
Vldual TO vote on such a proposition
should be governed by educational quail
fcatiOn. FRANK NJ BATIEy
1870 Jackson Street. Brookland. d c.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
SOLDIER IS TAKEN TO JAIL
Private Winaberger Held to Await
Action Of Grand Jury.
Search for Woman Who Was Cause
ties Cannot Learn Her Name.

The cOroner's jury, with Charles D.
Boswell, of Fort Washington, as fore
man, held an inquest over the body Of
Private John Gosney, who was shot last
Saturday night in q barroom brawl near
Fort Washington yesterday morning, and
rendered verdict holding Private VIII
liam S Winabergrr, Tenth Company,
Coast Artillery. responsible for Gosney's
death He was locked up in the Marlboro
Jail to await the action Of the grand jury
which will meet in April
Winaberger was taken from Fort
Washington TO Marlboro by ". T. Thorn
constable at the fort. aIsd committed 20
jail by order of Justice Of the Peace J.
w F. HattOn. OF Piscataway district
who was sitting as coroner at the inquest
On the way TO jail Winaberger told Thorn
that he was drunk at the time of the
shooting All efforts 20 locate the woman
who Is alleged 10 have causeI the diff
Guilty. and on whose account the row de
veloped which cost Gosney's life. have so
far remained futile Not even her name
has been ascertained.
DR.. Langf0rd, physician at Fort Wash
ngton, who made a thorough examina-
ton Of Gosney's wounds. stated that the
first bullet plOwed through the body
and lodged in the spine while the second
bullet Is supposed 10 have lodged In the
liver. When seen at the jail last night
Winaberger refused to make any state
mouts concerning the affair
The funeral services over the body Of
Private Gosney viii be held at that post
this morning at o'clock. The remains
viii be escorted to Arlington by q full
military band and the entire command
stationed at the fort. Members OF the
Seventeenth Coast Artillery will act as
pallbearers, and the cortege VIII be an
artillery caisson- None OF the relatives Of
the deceased VIII be present AT the
fureral.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
WIN Reconsider Phillips Case.

The Commissioners yesterday gave a
rehearing to b. 3. Phillips. S29 Seventh
street northwest. who was recently re-
fused Il license to conduct an employ
ment agency on the ground that he had
stated he could procure girls for dis
orderly houses.
Calvin Chase, attorney for Phillips,
said that his client had good reputa-
ton. as borne out by an investigation
by the police. and that his business
had been conducted within the mean
ing of the law. The Commissioners
announced that the matter would be
taken under advisement.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
EXCURSIONS TODAY.

To Fort Monroe. Norfolk Newport News. and al
points S1Uth-Norfolk and Washington steamers
every day in the scar at ESQ ,. n.
To Mount Yernon-Elcctzic trains leave Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue every hour from ~
d. n 70 s =. IA
To AleI2ndria-FerTv steamer Callahan hourly
from 650 d. a. u CSC p. N.
To Rock Creek Bridge, Geological PARK. Chevy
Chase ard heIlsiugt0n-t'ar5 from Fifteenth street
and Nsw Iork avenue every fifteen minutes
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
sues B. & o. for $4,000 Damages.

Mrs. Cora II. King, executor of the
estate of Theodore ingalls, King.
brought suit against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday for $1,000 for
the death Of her husband. who, she al
lCges, was killed in the Terra Gotta
wreck. It is stated that the deceased
left as survivors his widow, Cora II.
King, and three minor children, George
Allan King. Howard Perley King, and
Eta Metella King, for whose benefit, it
is stated, the suit is brought.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
Holmes Home-,Iade WINK Bread.

The methods. the skill. and the materials
employed IN producing Holmes genuine
homemade MIX" Bread are sucu as 20
insure tie best and most nutritious bread
II meets tae most eXacting requirements
Delivered fresh and clean from oven 20 ta-
Die, Sc. Homemade Pies all faycrite
kinds. 20c. Holmes Bakery, LIST and Z SITS
Phone y. llIl and ltn
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
seek Pardon for Can't. cosby.

An application was made 10 the
President yesterday Tor the pardon of
Capt. Phil Cosby. who is serving a life
sentence At McNeils Island, Wash. for
che murder Of a man named Campbell
at Porcupine, Alaska, six years ago.
The application was presented by soy.
Hoggatt. Of Alaska and Jack Dalton.
the famous winter traveller Of the
early Kl0ndike days
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY.

New National Robert Edeson. in "suronsheart %
s.I5 p. 70.
Bclasc3-P Philadelphia Orchestra; soloist. Lheyinnc
40 .. n Blanche Bates. in Tine Gid Of the
Golden West S.l5 2. m.
Columbia Burton Holmes Lecture on Tyr0Iean
Alps. i3) D. u. KyTie Belew. IN a Marriage OF
Reason" SIS ,.
ChaseS-I'olite vaudeville. 2:l5 and SIS p IN.
Majestic" Under southern Skies. SIS p. II.
Lyceum-Campbells Nightingales. buFi,slue, 2d5
and sIj D. H.
Dupont Garage-Automobile Show. 10 a. m TO
1913 p. N.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
. Lbs. Bucknhent for 25c.;

ats. h0miuy. 2Jc; lbs. starch. sc; 1 OTIS.
beans, 27ci Monocacy corn, 65c Goz.; pota-
toes, l5c DI-. onions, DC PIX; large pickles,
re d0Z., 90 % So size best pTunes, Ice. red
salmon, lZt2c, pink, Ice. sifted peas, Toe:
macarOHi, 5lzc, lima beans, 7izc, best
coffee, -5c To-. Soc tea, 5gc, best -four.
e4.,5 Dbl, Sl-z1 oue-quarter barrel. good
-four, $425 J. T. d. PyIes Stores. Phone
OF mail orders 10 s2 attn st. Sc.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
Is Wade Asrirtnnt secretnr.

The Commissioners yesterday an
pointed Herbert NJ Ramsdeu assistant
secretary TO the Commissioners at
$1,000 per annum. the appointment to
take effect February !. Mr. Ramsdell
the service of the District gov
erument four years ago as messenger
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
Comfortable Furniture

sure they viii do all they can TO have
stringent laws TO prevent divorce. and,
In So doing. they Will protect their wives
and daughters. and by this means they
will protect their sons and help 10 give
to Washington "a healthy and loyal popu-
lation. TEsSIE ZEH
1901 Seventeenth Street
January =, 1907.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
WOrkhouse Is overcrowded.

l. Zinkham, superintendent Of the
Washington Asylum. yesterday reported
TO the Commissioners that the work
house Is crowded. containing 316 male
prisoners. of which 176 are in the old
building This building will accomno-
date 10, the overflow being crowded
into the open and closed corridors.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
No Money for Fire Alarm Boxes.

In response to the requests OF the
Congress Heights and Anacostia Citi-
zen's associations that fire alarm boxes
be installed on the Livingston and
Giesboro roads and on Minnesota ave-
nue., near Seventeenth street, w. S.
Sirach and Charles r. Burr, secretaries
of the associations, have been informed
by the Commissioners that the appro-
priation for this purpose is exhausted.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
~ &c Prccnntinn tn snecifr.

Schneider's Malt Bread when ordering
andyOul never have any bread troubles"
It's uniformly pure and good, scientific
ally made. Your grocer viii supply you
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

You Auto go to the Auto show.
Admission. Z5c. Z1st and NJ. Jan. 2S-Feb. ?
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
THE DIVORCE PROBLEM

The question of divorce. again before
the public OF the District of Columbia. is
Iarousing much interest. The Episco-
palians have raised their voice. and the
catholics. Presbyterians, MethOdists, and
Baptists have been asked to do the same.
Speaking for the Catholics, a prominent
churchman said yesterday of the move
ment;
And this. notwithstanding the trouble
lat present existing in France. and the
many other lessons in history. notwith-
standing the expressed satisfaction of the
august head of the Catholic Church with
the relations maintaining between church
and state in the United States; notwith-
standing the expressions of satisfaction
from all denominations in the United
States, and Of all outside the States of the
untrammeled opportunities Of devclopj-~
and showing all that is best in them.
ION general principles. drawn from ex-
.perience, we should say beware" More
than that, it is against the very principle
by which ali denominations have reached
.uneXampled prosperity i'm the United
States-no legislation by special religious
influence.
"Methodists have "A right to invoke the
law only when Methodists as Methodists
are attacked; Christians as Christians;
Jews as Jews; Mormons as Mormons.
While We may call the United States
Christian, because we are Christian ma
jority, founded from Christian nations,
and drawing our life blood from Christian
fair play and human brotherIy considera-
ton, yet We are not Christian in the sense
of imposing Christian life or any form Of
Christianity upon the citizens of our re-
public. nor Of ccndemning or restraining
any ones religious liberty as such. We
are Christian in the sense that we recog-
pize Christianity as the great force that
has made such a civilization and such
nation as ours possible and an accom-
plished fact; in the sense that we are de-
teTmined to hold on 20 Christianity as the
greatest guarantee Of civil and religious
freedom.
Before the law all are equaI-Jew and
Gentle. white and black. Now IN regard
TO marriage and divorce. EpiscOpallans.
Jas Episcopalians, hold their views as COM
ing direct from and depending on their
doctrines. hence they cannot, under the
spirit Of the Constitution, ask for legisla-
ton TO impose laws on these subjects on
others Laws that do not affect Episco-
paIians as Episc0palians, Catholics as
Catholics, &c. by restricting or denying
their rights cannot be attacked legally 10y
Episcopalians. as Episcopalians, &c. SO
for all other creeds and religious for
mulas.
III "a majority Of the citizens of the
District desire the enactment Of special
laws for certain conditions, they may.
after Il decent and conscientious regard
for the rights Of the minority. proceed TO
ask Tor legislation. But they should not
present themselves rs adherents Of a par
ticuiar religious creed
I'VE all recognize In every honest mem
Der of every sect a sincere desire that all
his feIlow-citiZens should embrace the
high ideals he himself holds. but this can
not blind as 20 the fact that men holding
lower ideals may be. and are, just as con-
selentiOus ia holding them
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
ChiIbInin Meather.
BE in SINIc.

If you suffer. consult us. J. J. Georges
* son, Inc, Foot Specialists, 1ZlI Pa. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

Free Lessons in Hand Embroidery.
Davis Sewing Machine Agency, S13 9Th ST.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

" ut IIiIIitItN-
He hasn't time, for he's on the
way to the D. ]. Kaufman HALF
PRICE SALE of Suits and Over
coats. You'd better come, too, for
these are the greatest savings of
the year.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

Have q National Inverted Gas Light put
up. save gas. &. 4. Muddimdn d Co, l20i
u ST. uW.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at Park
Hotel, Winter Garden, Bathskeller, y. Y
ave. and lIth ST. T. Endrgs, Prop.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

ReIsinEer Makes the Best Ice
Cream, 81 gal. SOC la-gal. 30 G. Tel NJ 2767
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

Assorted CordiaIS, Bottles for sf.0O.
DonneiIys 1+th & / SITS. Phone N 1886.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
TO CEASE
Case OfLOuiSiana Avenue and
B Street Heard.
COMPETITION IS RESPONSIBLE

Revenue from Alleged Renting of
Public Space to Revert to District.
Arguments For and Against Dis
play of Meats and Provisions on
municipalities DIscriminatfOns.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

Original Philadelphia Oyster House.
In our new home. 1924 18th st. NV. II.
Ellsworth Sands, Prop Positively no con-
nectiOn with any other house.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-29

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Sunday included. Telephone, Main
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otuui i'm Gtaate EeraS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
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the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveIlng men and our
very active local agents are con-
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scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
ulatlon.
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..@tr haben piel slehnlidaes. .

Das GOlaeuoe lit Elm Nussua aus
einem 8rieFe, ben mir pon Mr. 8.
8. Webers in Stuttgart, Nrt., er.
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Stunoe unb es beilte tneine @nteltn
BON einem lebr idmeren ssaQe BON
Cholera WiorbuS in iehr turaer 2eit.
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bznen lFsileret In bic NprmeI etnee,
ssssbet, ous ben RSrnexn Elm mBgIiAit
ilrarufretes MeN unb mBeyhnH u,e6l.
frete Rlete ber1ukellen. Dteie Nor.
mIitranS. bic fi4 rein an Meuaerli@e
seatfH anfIamntert unb bas MeIen bsr
SalM na@t heriibrt. III cine n6erfl1dz
la4e. Dst4sisrr unb erf@Dpfenber mug
man fopen: 0s TIT Die Mmfpabt beB
WMQsrA. aus ben getreibet5rnern Elm
Mbt su erseaGsn, metAes mSalt4it
ben esfnmH,tsn gsabrunsse1olt b,r
Rssusr In ft4 f9thbt. gut beftdbis,
f@madbdft uub gut neybduIi& III unb
nit bietea eisemi& elm mBaIi4st
anJpre@enhes Nusfekr perbinbet.
as nnA ben StOffen. aus nel1en
has Brot berettet tpirb, unterf4eibet
man: Weisenbrot, om tet4teiten Der,
hault@ aRb am ndbrenbFen. = @oos
grntrot, uidt 70 nabrbaft als @eisens
brpt, flir f@nd4e Magsn du9 nidt
10 lsi4t perboulid. b<rfopft ober me-
niger uub III psrionsn nit gutter Der
osnung fshr sutrdsIih. - Gsrf.nbrot.
Dotelbe 1T fdDer, troden, pirb balb
rttits unb feine 0erbault4teit Itebt
btnter Der b.s Metaene unb Roaaerz
brotes febr 3uriid. - Waisbrct. Dass
fslbe iit nabrbaft unb tpoblf&medenb.
tebob triimli9. nimmt aud Bel Idns
serer IufbeDa6runs ran5istn @eru6
unb Gef6maf an.
9utts 8rot nuB loder unb oo(I
iein, barf lDeber gu srOBe mod gu tleins
poren boben, neil es fonft fhtper pers
bauli9 ift.
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Bug SEQ. nab guerD, goafum. SDu.
ton, 8ocD unb oastpilben lisaenben Stas
ttDnen berldBt San WntDniD 8:45 mDraens.
., 3ug Jeo. (Sonb grodett) nah guero.
yoatum, 9Duit0n, Bnco uno ba5tuiihen
l1e9enoen Station nerldBt San Nnt0nio
um 8 abenbs.
Bug RD. nah Beebille, CORPUS ghrilti.
GDdport, Glice &C. nerldBt Gan Antonio
un1 l:50 mitta9s.
8ua No. BON 8acD, SDuHon, goatunl,
@uero &C. fomntt bier nm ZOO abenbs an.
Bug $40. 3 (9abp grodett) BON BacD,
0oufton, goatunt, guerD, Corpus gbrifti,
&otfport, 5alfurias, Ilice &C. tontmt in
San Gntonio UNI 1855 moraens an.
8ug ND. 5 bon Corpus gbriiti, 8of.
port, Glice &c. trifft IN Sun NntDnio nm
1850 nohmittaos elm.