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The evening world., 1907-03-15
Detective Sheldon Goes
to Meet big w, !" Who
Says He Has Child.
DEMANDS 81, 900 RANSOM
Man and Woman Arrested in
Salt Lake City as Kidnap
pers Prove an Alibl.l

Thorc WAS false report to-day tina.
Horace y. Marvin. jr.. the foyr-ycar-
old s5n OF Or. Horace Marvin. OF KITE
Hammock. Del. had been found IN Bal,
Lake City In the company OF two men
and woman. !
Tho dispatches said private detectives
had traced the men ana woman aStoss
the continent and u. Salt Lake City
determined upon the arrests. No time
was lost in getting into communications
with DR.. Marvin. He was told over
tho wsro thht his son wes found and in
rood hands. Tho grlef-stricken father
was over3oyed. bu, his JOY was short
lived. There came n second ds1pGtcA
from Salt Lake City. which sa.d
a mistake has been made. The
child ia not tho Marvin boy. The men
and woman have proved pcrfec;
ai!bi and have been turned loose"
This ia the sort of Wild information
received here ctnstanuy by tho police.
Every clue Is investigated. only to be
dropped The mos, promising clue W
70 this time comea from Canada.
Samuel Sheldon head OF the private
6etes;!ys agency. Ia...s days ago re:
ccived letter signed big W." de-
ciariag tho latter was tho kidnappei
of the child and would sarn aim oyer
10 his father ror 1900 in gold. TO BE-
paid acroas tho Canadian border.
Sheldon was told by tho writer tc
put an advertisement IN New York
paper it' hs would consent to tzcat viz!
the kldnappers. The advertisement
wan inserted on Sunday and rtat
a'Yes." 1t was signed Sam Sheldon.
The next day Sheldon. who In an olt
Central Otfics man. loft Tor Cauha
Nothing WIS heard OF him until las
night whun hes communicated I o ~
partner overt ne ng-distafrec tafo
phone that no WAS meeting with sue
Gees. and that no was IN tho northern
part oS New York Stato. near the Ca
madam boundary line.
The following telegram was recetve1
this morning BY Detective Tnnnsn
baum:
for an hour" Il ras aligned BY shsi
don. Two slouths were to-dsy de
Dpntcied crom tf4s CITY 70 hop f'm;
Tannenblin, could not eSp.s,!n Snei
don's hop. ssap and jump oyG a
coSsatry, from GcHnada- 70 ant tnnIl .
New York and now to Philndclphla.
except to ray that perhaps tho ho
nnppcss had ngreed to Ynsss rcpFSSen, I, 2
tatives OF tho Marvin famny N fhii
adclphia-
The evening world., 1907-03-15
AT TER THE BALL,
THEY. WE'D AT
BREAK G. DAY
Romantic End to Purim
Dance and a Hotel
Supper.

nrrs. Dorothy seei!g, OF No. q West
E.rhty-four..1 street, to-day reluctantly
announced the marriage OF her only
daughter Margot TO Ham Rockhacksy,
" young German Of wealth and social
poaitlon, who recently fell heir TO $50.
oU. and bought paEmersEIp In thi
Funk Engineering Company. OF Ho-
boisen. N. ]. Tho couple were married
carly yesterday morning by tho Rev,
Henry Marsh Warren. New York's IN
.po!Is hotel chaplain. and they hold the
record FOR marriages sr tne orrstis -t'i
day.
Herr Bockhaekcy with Miss soehs
left tho homo of the lstter early
Wednesday night TO attend the PuFi't'
Ball in Madison Square Garden Tney
did not fancy tho crush. so With a seW
friends they went to the Hotel knick-
erb bockcr for a midnight lunch. waie''
lasted until carly yesterday. ~
Rnrg Up the jsnttor.
I The -mi,kmsa.2- wagon lERa at the door
leading TO tho Rev. Mr. WarFen's apart
men; when n carriage ds>ow up>at NO. "
West NInety-fourth Sfreot. and d sieH.
-ifr4tdsSttaa- -yIa.tSasr- man a4lgh htea anu
helped from tho vehicle q danny UT.
nette. Instead OF ringing tho chaplain
bell The young uian rang for the Jaf'tos.
Christian fSaepAa!oy- WIN -rcEponded with
a, -Srowi-that Ytrsalded -siAeii hs haas!a n
follow country1nan In tho offender.
: The -RcT,-s DR.. -Narrens eaparamentt-is
on tho second floor. II lot you 10 trp.
DOR he would not be homo II he know
fHhat you want, Sald the jaattor. Wnan
tho chRplain opened his door the CLOCK
was lust striking the ciour OF 4.
Only the pleading ,nyas of the BRIDE
to-be gained his consent 10 perform
tho marriage ceremony 30 lAto in tho
ntfht and 30 early In tho day. 1t was
nearly 6 o'nlock. ana day waa breaking
Apartment Mrs BocRhaekeY.
- sade,s Mother Foralyes Them.
They eafrS right 70 me. and con-
tcssed what they had DONE" said Mira.
SeeliE 20 an Evening World reporter.
IT savo them my blessing. only OBJ
jccted on account OF my daughters
age, She was only twenty one. Hor
husband Ia six years older. He 10 a
splcndid boy. and ! am quite happy
,npH that they arc married."
tr Herr BockhaciSey SSus born IN Bsr-
lin, where his father was prominent In
iouaineas. Tho r,oa cams to the United
Stntes ten Year, aSo. and nor two years
has been eonnected with machinery
has been living at the home OF Mrs.
A. D. Hewitt. No, 100 West Seventy
Ieycnth street
mo couple arS OF .s,es- hessJrnoo,
in Atlantic City.
The evening world., 1907-03-15
TO |ND|CT BIC
men FOR WRECK
THAT KILLED 23
Jerome's Aid Tells Board
of Estimate that Grand
Jury Will Act.

Asfistant Distrlct-Attorncy Mott de-.
clnred barore Tho Board OF Estfmnrc
and Appo-tSonment to-day that I'M
poTtnnt indictments are espeoted as
the outErowth OF the R-cNste- exprcss
wrsok. Flo said that 30 Important VIII
.hess indictments e that ahe city VIII
be called upon for money TO be used N
the prosecution of tho defendants, Many
cxperta vii! have 10 be employed 10
give testimony for the people.
Mr.. Mott arp,nrcd before tho Ronrd
TO ask for rpeelai~- asi,e'i'f'a iloa-od
SI5,tpc for extraordinary expenses IN tho
l.haw c,no, and his statement aa to
Now York Central indictments WAS
made very unstllingiy. II was. prHiI,-
tically forced from Ian by Mayor sic
Clcilan.
..Avili. this -tis.oo cover ehs cxrenno. OF
thc c.aser' asked the Mayor,
.-Tr1o errrnse to date Gomez to wiihln
a. 900 q. the amount, ard small adal-
u,,nAI su,a may De -needsdi-- eaia an !.
Mott. .s,. - ,,,a out of
yon slD, 90 continSent fundy the 2aa1oS
M Nott argued tho Guesrson. dc M
s,sts.t that ths ThaEy trial expense VI
raxA-o,itnary a and an e1ua aSpfDp''
i;on should bc made now :. =, ,.o,,-
.'f,,It 'wl,yS Who nor pay u from Sous ~, y
oonfyuscnt fuadT esyn' roo Tire pas''s'
xsfisis tfsSi fsil.St 81. Inaca h.a
.orsaa tionai stntemsz,t about tho iiidisa-
,,,sn- nosa oS Nnw York Central men TOE
mo III. Nrr~ OF twen.ythies passs.ssssssss, sss,s' 81
ths Hrawgter Hxsprens lass nioiitA. W len-
sno 1., ontSnr word tho Board OF Es-
innate pn, % %passed tho resolution apPso-
slr,,,.tn, thn c,s,cco as.psd for In me
ThRw case. 49, ,o,,, .nst
nir, Non explained thnt tho to'a. s.ssS eos,
~ +sa Tyaaw case will no. rIuch eaoecd
,yya,,s,sc tf,nt amount II IL dses not 90
any further than tho present uiAl.
The evening world., 1907-03-15
HOW A HUMBLE
TAILOR LOVES ON
Fifth AVENUE
Sends BLACK Hand Let
tiers to Pretty Modiste
When Rep,ulsed.

Siiss Te.slc Maloney. dark and
xtAttIsgsfae:- "A partner -heT-AHHts
Mra. e. II. Dinnmoro. in the fashion
able modlsto ahop, Al No. 9n5 Fitth
avenue. has sought the protection of
tho police from q person-presumably
m1n-who has bgcH gsnttny her
''tlack-hand" letters. At least every
ono OF tho miss!ves 81 sixned with a
rrimv bunch OF digits bearing moro re-
semhlance to hand t.san anything
else.
- The -trouh1e. ma near Is Miss Malonoy
Gun figure 1t out, lies in the discharge
of one OF the men employed In the work.
room OF tho establishment. This fellow
WIS nm Italian and rs ardent ns, tho sun
of his native land when Miss Mtloncy
WIS around. Every morning tho pretty
modiste found on her rosewood desk n
bunch OF flowers or box of expensive
candy. - r m I--
- st nrat kha did not know from whom
these presents came, but wnen the dark
skinned tailor laid HIS heart at her feel
in three and half pages OF lilac note
nnacd r!th n sreen 1ioYt In the corner
OF each she began 10 see great light.
uYrd rtIr nrxe morning se ,qga4- forced to
tnRe his departure.
Two mornings ago when Mis-, Mnlcncy
ureurt sthsrrr rtaE aE=slse= found y tsrisnls-.
looking envelope addressed in stumbling
capttals. she nearly tainted when she
opened It and read:
This Is warnung the rurst. II You
not pay moro moncys to men. look oae
There win be two more" ~
THO scSona CAME tp-day ana was
slipped under tho door Of the modlste.s
shop during the night.
LUX out II roads. no tell oops or
dead for you. Again ! saY pay work.
men more money or bad for you. This
4 Biaof Hand afiorna ttsi'i The bottom ot
this missiye.
Tho Tendcrloin police think that tho
letters are from Miss Afnlonoy's dis-
charged suNor and arc simply the
i work of O fellow who Ia attempting 10
brighten her. Miss Maloney has gone
10 Lakewood to get over the shock ON
10 rsr.ain TILL after tho fatal third
letter Is received, In tho meantime De
toctivo Mcdonald ana Wooloy are
sounding the pavement IN Fifth avenus
on the lockout for BLACK Handlers"
The evening world., 1907-03-15
SELLS DOCTOR TICKET
FOR HIS OWN GOODS.
Robber Adds Insult to Injury, but
n Brings About His Own
Undoing.

Tho residence OF pr, Gustav Miller. at
No. s6i West ssvcEty-eighth street. was
entered b. burglars end neatly cleaned
Of loose yaluabics on the night OF March
/. acknowledgements Carey and Nc
cnfrerty wcro detailed, but couldn't tind
o thing, Last, night the physician was
visited by ,,SS fSlo.ed nan nan wnS snS geyo S NE NE
fer.d for sale pawn-tioint which he
esid 4 would redesm 500 worth ofGgoods.
Including q punehboM and somo silver
punchbowt IN the burglary no purchased
tho ticket. At the Sanio time notifying
" 'i'STl,ils detectives wera trailing Lee Dr.
Miller redeemed tho pawn ticket and
fo,Iud tho goods 10 30 tho lous franz his
house. Lee wnn nrTnrted. and In apito
et his dsgisis Is te:aay = q, asrnisnsd In tai
The evening world., 1907-03-15

AAVJ Saihc 70 tHio CITY ana lived ut
VARIOUS hotels until the f,rst OF las,
Ntnpnth when. Mr.. Dopue began proceed.
tngs for an absolute divorce.
~ Mr.. Depus alleged tnat his wife had
taken Atirrulants 10 such an extent that
she had lost her selt-control. Then
came her confinement; In tho Stamford
eanitarium.
Airs. Dopus was one Of o party at
d vino supper at the Hotsl Knlcler-
boekor on Feb, IL and was taken from
|, THERE by russo. Tho party went for
tan automobile ride In tho early morn
Z lfanE hours and tho,r big touring car
stopped - at Dr. As--J,- 9irena, sar1..
tartnm IN Stamford Incidentally that
: Is whore Terry McGovern. the broken
; down fighter. liz -recupnrhLng.-z
Then Sought Divorce.
Once there. close watch was kept
over Mrs. Deps.o. and then her husband
applied to the rroh.te Court In STAN
- Iord to have her committed for sn In
4 definite time. The petition Was drawn
4 Sup. with tho consent OF her stepfather,
!. by Hunyerford, Hyde. Joalyn & oetnan,
4 lawyers. OF No. - Pearl street, Hart
fT.-sford. and prrssntcd TO tho court on
s.. March l. n hearing WAS set for March
nj H. hat JurtSp Eorxwu7t postponed IT
''to March ~. BY request OF Lawyer
\ Lash.
ees.aaaee seswssa @ fress aass. MTs h
npepnn managed 10 cluae tho strict
& guard kept over the patients In tho
Gonnitarium and get away: The nurse
Fs,~aa fully dressed and carried d heAyg'
'raincoat: but, 30 far as Ia known. Mira.
!. Depue took, only her fur cact TO throw
-f--5otsr her ,--5 =, !.
b. the building are scarchlishts. and male
i nnracs zuse them q; regular Intervals as
--kidns, thaF-tAeaw-n- dg-straais,- OF
4 light. ono over the road In front and
AZ t .shero .s shss.-anoy r. 5eaItrd
IN able how tho two women could have
'0lea aWA sIuss nsae1 Hid Trail.
4 The ground was covered with anew
and a hoavy rain foil all night This
made the paths and felds siuahy, 90
long. and which way the women went
could not be detected. II Is thought
y that thcy crawled along In tho shadows
< on ti,s@ @verr,.,dx and .radS ssstr way 10
The road to the carriage.
s hf Sta N ford pottcs sent Word tn 5tnia
nnd her brother, - Elsiwnrd -sarrfugtols.
,swho lives with his mother In Fxrming-
itton.' Mrs Clarence p. Cook. OF Water
yormed OF her Night, None OF them
could learn where aho was and yester-
day. 2. general alarm wan sent out 10
Rs eoss as s the isss ss
" Rhode Island to be on tho lookout Tor
her. sS
MI Laah, tho lawyer IN this city who
knew all about the escape, but fIntiy
denied that no had anything to dc
Hir. L1st, said that on his ins, Vial,
tp the sanftaYtirn ne waa acting FOR 4
y. close friend os Mira. Dnpue The friend
n gnession. = 10 rss,d. was nephew
and prominent socially. ''' ''N'
Mr., Cram 70 In the South. but nj,
eighth ntreet. aaad inat night that Nc,
ron has no nephew and that ahe hnd
nsver htsard Of Mrs Derpe.
The evening world., 1907-03-15
WIFE Deceived
HIM IS Wilson's
REEP| REL l TO 70 SUIT
Equitable Man Declares
She Was Divorced by
an Ex-senator.

u1IYlar Van Keursn wflsou,
Of famoua Jenickerbocsksr Family 81
,Aanssslaer. i1tns John q. Wilson, ~
wsll-known ciubrnan and man eoaaaSS
town, and brother OF George Wsisozs.,
yIoa -pTebtden, Of the EduitzaIa Isss zszss.j Ii
surance Society. for q soparatiou otsl
tho ground of cruel troat1nent. dtaestsoa.;
and non-support, asked Justice Neu-
burger for an ward of 500 montaty
sl,mony and u,km counsel Tea to-day
sss Mesn. s,,a Of her s.r r'i,sS ssS. ,,,a
Justice Ncwbi,rss.es ..ltt Wilson took he
10. CLEVELAND. OCT q. x-lQo2. Hher6l
,,y they were married; thai a, Ihsy y Tsnt % %
third street, OF which his mother had
the lease. Wilson taking over the lease
and spendinB lot OF monay furnishing
the hoiise.
Within four months Wilson. who had
abused hia wife shamcfully. rtdiculing
her and causing her anguish. humilia.
ton and mental torture 10 the verge og
nervous prostraticn. sailed for tcurcpe
without notifying her" said McMantis.'
He Was gone six weasss.
Ho left tlbo on her dreasing tables
and on his return viottcd the homo long
sssss.s..< to abuse Nd tfross
sla6 more on her bureau. Meantime ehe
had been notified by a lawyer that
Wilson had mortgnged everything In
the houBe. even hrsr wedding presents.
'-They have not lived together since.
Mrs. Wilson makes AFFIDAVIT that her
husband told her that hs would haNa
an income OF s7.ooo q year tor LIE on
renewal premiums on $4,000 worth o.
LIE insurance. policies isaued through
nlim: and that he easily earned 3a.coo q
year on his current businees a. q
forward agent of the Equitable.
| '.She instituted a su!t tur q se,sra-
ton. whioh no answered With a coun-,
tor-s,ilt for On nnnuIment OF their mar,
ringe. alleging that she had deceived
him tnto marrying her. The ennui-s
mont suit wns sont 10 ElEhu ,B. Froat,
as referee. and he reported aEalhse
Mt, Wilson. Mrs. wlison's suit was
APPARENTLY dropped by s,sr attorney
| This In Its revival" .5zs5s.4-....--z. -..--z.
10 thia George 81. Ilsvcntriet replied
that Mrs. Wilson 10 wealthy In her
! own right. and hns an income much
1 !ar-cr than Wilson's.
"This woman had been the wito e {
\ former Senator Myer Nusatmtrn, OF
! Troy, said Mr.. Leventritt EX-SENATOR
4 Nussbaum was awarded a decree Of
i absolute divorca from her on stntu-
I tory grounds, when Wilson became
ennmortd of her sho told hxa that
\ that decree wae In her favor. 'tT
The evening world., 1907-03-15
EVERY STREET
D|SGRACEFU|L-,
SAYS MAYOR
Mcclellan Makes Remark
able Admission Before
Board Of Estimate.

AT meeting Of tho Board of Essl-
mate to-day Mayor Mcclellan .runae-shr
remarkable admission that every street
In Manhattan Ia IN disgraceful con-
dition.
Tho Mnyor stnrtrh IN by WELDING n
big stick of his own In relation TO
expenditures. He wanted ''t6a be
shown" on every proposition that came
The evening world., 1907-03-15
MRS. DEPUE WHO
FLED MADHOUSE
!: HIDDEN IN CITY.
L
Lawyer Says She Is Pre-
I pairing a Sensation"
for Relatives.
THEY HAD SHUT HER UP.
Fled Through Snow and VIII
3 Fight 1igght for Freedom, Also
. Husbands Divorce Suit.
THEY HAD SHUT HER UP.
Fled Through Snow and VIII

- Sidney p Lash, of No. .5s Broadway.
the lawyer who was representing tho
: Interests OF MIS-; Mary Emo Depus. WHO
e.ot Arthur w. Depue, OF. No. 2oi West
zone Hundred and Ninth street. this city.
: Ssvhen she escaprd from Dr. Givens's
Ganitar!uni at stsSmtord. Conn. wherc
her family had confined her. admitted
i to-day thEt he had heard directly from
s,hcr and That rhe would spring a sensa-
tlon on her relatives 1T tho proper sime.
= Lawyer Lash 10 snii 10 have been re-
tEined TO defend Mira. Depue BY klns-
man -nf u -EnrEeant. Cram -ThlH man II
iin said was'nnmcd by Mrs. Depucu hus-
S.bana when ne recently nucd her for abb
ia solute divorce us one of several core
spondan..,
Mira. DepuG Is believed TO be in New
:. York to-day. safe. FOR tho present at
g least. as she has not been declared In
sjsane. Her escape Monday night or
ssTresday morning. with the aid of a
ssTnurse. from tho banl,arium, dreased in
night clothes and fur coat. was thrill
Ing in It's detail. She VIII ngh, her hus-
band. who Is n broker. nt No. II Broad
way.rto tho cnd In his efforts to keep
Cher IN a crazy housc.
~ 5s5 Noted for Her Beauty.
Yes Mrs. Depue's father was Edward
harrington. OF Now Britain. Conn. Her
nothe-. who Is now married Z, Henry
81 sWhittelsey. q wealthy resident OF the
va fashionable village OF Fnrmington. In
that State. was Sarah Emo. the adopted
- daughter OF Amos Emo. who owned tho
FIFTH kvenu. Hotel. In thia city.
tsss:e May Carrtngton. az Airs. Dcpus. was
known na n Girl, was regarded A tina
+ handsomost girl IN Connecticut and
- was called a''Pooxet venus shs was
married when young. but got divorce
s---to- yy-rd -f,ry,u,.
The evening world., 1907-03-15
Tho Important assmaeh.

Y RAyERSTRAw. M Z. - GuntnS
Kowss. tho SIX dyer OF this place.
maiteH a marvellous cure for atomnch
troabla that 10 performing miraculous
cures. Mr.. Kowea has also prepared .
t1Natino on tlfs stcmach which will DO
Easnt FREQ 10 all writing for n. Address
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
CELESTIALS FIGHT,
ONE IN HOSPITAL

There was trouble In Chinatown last
night, and in the establishment OF Moy
Woo, S14 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, a spirit OF unrest prevailed and
disorder reigned among the Celestials
Just what started the row IS more than
the police have been able to learn True
20 the customs OF their cOuntrymen.
those who were In the little shop at
the time decline to tell what they
know.
When the police arrived about 9
o'clock they found everything in con-
fusion Half a dozen Cinnamon were IN
the back room. all talking at once
Then. when the officers stepped IN,
everything suddenly became orderly and
the babel OF tongues stopped.
MOy Woo was lying on the floor with
an ugly wound on his head. An ambu-
lance was summoned and he was car
ried 70 the Casualty Hospital This
morning Woo said he would get war
rant for Moy Shu. Woo says that
during a heatet l-gument Shu struck
him over the he'd with a heavy cane.
The police say the place was dense
with ''hop" smoke, and IL Is thought
this may have been instrumental in
starting the trouble.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
Louisiana Leaves
For Hampton Roads
Laden With Powder

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The big 1900
ton battleship Louisiana. representative
Of the largest class OF fighting craft in
the American navy. sailed at dawn yes
terday from the Brooklyn Nay Yard
for Hampton Roads, the rendezvous OF
the Pacifc-bound Atlantic feet. She
has 100000 pounds OF ammunition stored
away in her magazine rooms. far below
the water-line. and has nearly 1000 men
and officers aboard.
The Louisiana will be the first of the
sixteen magnificent vessels which are TO
carry the American flag through the
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
MINE COVERS 46;;
RESCUERS FALL
IN NOXIOUS GAS
Entombed Men Probably
Killed by Afterdamp.
Tube Is Showed
Down.

BELLE VERNON. Pa. Dec. 2.-Fran-
ticaliy working az the utmost pitch Of
human endurance every experienced
miner who can be used to advantage is
today helping burrow through the mass
Of earth and rock that blocks the en-
trance to the lower level Of the Naomi
mine Of the United Mine Company,
where a portion Of the night shift was
entombed last night.
FOrty-six men are probably dead.
according to statements made after a
canvass OF tho little mining village this
morning. Afterdamp, which followed
an explosion shortly before 9 o'clock
last night, has prevented the rcSCuers
from reaching the entombed miners.
The fan is going, but the afterdamp
IS so heavy that rescuers are reellng
back every time they enter the mine.
One rescuer after another has been
made uncOn scious by the deadly fumes,
and il will be probably late In the day
before the entombed men are reached.
The very fact that the afterdamp pre-
vents rescue work is taken as an indica-
tion that every man in the mine has
perished.
Omcials Of the company are on the
scene, but they have refused to make
any statement. A score Of expert
miners. including superintendents. fire
bosses. and fOremen, employed at near
by mines. are among the rescuers. The
work IS under the supervision of State
Mine Inspector Henry LOutitt.
Wives, sisters, brothers and fathers OF
the men in the mine are crowded about
the entrance. Many are in such a con-
dition that they cannot realize the eX-
tent of the calamity.
Not one sound Of life has yet come
from the depths. A small pipe has
been forced through the debris until II
IS new possible TO force air and watel
down. II there comes a sign Of life
and the little pipe is being watched
increasingly, food will also be sent
down. The men at work are beinf
utilized in shifts, relieved at half houl
periods.
One body has been recovered. II (.
that Of one OF the regular night shift
and was found at the bottom OF thC
first air shaft where the man had STUN
bled and been overcome by the deadly
afterdraft. Machine Boss HopwoOC
fears that more than half Of the shift
were killed by the initial explosion.
The exact number caught Will not bJ
known until the roll can be called aftel
all of the regular workmen have re
ported.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
NEW EXCLUSION BILL
OPPOSED BY PRESIDENT

President Roosevelt Informed Repre-
sentatiyes Hayes and Kahn OF Cali
fornia this morning that he was opposed
TO the formers bill which provides for
the exclusion OF all Orientals. Mr.
Hayes said. after his interview with
the President. that In spite OF the
ADMINISTRATOR A opposition. he would
introduce the bill today. Just after the
California representatives left the Presi-
dents Office the japanese Ambassador
Viscount Aokl. called and was ushered
into the Presidents anteroom.
You have no idea how much aroused
the people or the Coast have become
over the influx OF japanese" said Mr.
Hayes. Il have reliable information
that within the last nine months no less
than 1000 japanese have slipped over
the border into the United States"
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
SHIP SUBSIDY Bill
IS BEFORE CONGRESS
Proposed to Tax Foreign
Vessels for Benefit of
Americans.

Senator Elkins and Representative
Sulzer have introduced iE the Senate
and House, respectively, a new shipping
bill indorsed by the Shipping Society of
America, TO build up American ship ing.
Il Proposes TO tax all foreign vessels
extra tonnage duties unless they come
direct from home ports with at east
two-thirds Of the cargo or passengers
they are able 70 carry. Premiums are
to be paid to shippers Of exports IN
American vessels, not their own, out Of
a special fua6 arising from tonnage du-
ties, fines, penalties. etc. For two years
citizens may import vessels for use IN
foreign trade on payment of tariff
duties
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
CATHOLIC SERVICE
LARGELY ATTENDED
ElkS Hold Memorial Service
at the Opera
House.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU

81. Mary's Catholic Church was crowd
ed yesterday morning at o'clock with
large congregation. the occasion be-
ing the administering OF the sacrament
or confirmation by Bishop Van de Viver,
% Richmond.
Bishop Van de VIver celebrated the
mass and delivered the sermon. After
the mass the bishop administered the
sacrament OF confirmation to seventy
children and thirty grown persons. who
had, during the mass, made their first
communion.
The Washington times., 1907-12-02
HOUSE BRINGS $4,000
NEAR NEW UNION STATION

The sale Of the property at $50 F street
northeast, a short distance from the
Union Station, was made by Stone s.
Fairfax today. The house. a three-stOry
brick q yelling Of nine rOOras and bath.
brought S600o.
A two-story and cellar brick dwelling
at 1925 Tenth street northeast was re-
Gently sold by the same firnn, the pur-
chaser paying s., 200.