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(NPnii7,tS, 20,2I %, 23 ,24,25.27,2S)
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Deaths

Charles L. Bureh, = years. 2i1 Twelfth
street southwest
Joshua Burnett - years 1r4 Eight
zenith street northwest.
Fannie Ford. = years, Freedman's
Hospital
George n. Warren. % years. Linwooo
Heights. -. g.
Chloro Brown. g. years. Freedman 5
Hospital
Mary Z. McD8uold Sc years, 223 First
street northeast.
Henry " GRAY. "a years 1923 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
Lulu Burke g. years. SO Seventh
street southwest.
Julie +. Perkins. o. years. ln4 Eighth
street northwest
Levi Fisher. o. years. ISIS p street
northwest.
Elizabeth Miller. s. years 6S Fiji
teenth street northeast
Henry W YOnt 6s years. zoos = street
southwest.
Annie eros. a. years. PA Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest.
FLORES Rhone. months. - street
southeast
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
VITAL RECORDS
Births.

Wallace +. ana Mary T. curry. boy
Dennis +. and Mary N Manning. 1Oy.
William J. ana Annie T. NalieN, los
Lewis and Annie r.. Chez. girl
josephua and Charlotte Wood. hoy
Steven ID. and Mary q. Beadiey, boy
snOWdeu and Gertrude Southern, Boy.
Benjamin L. and Ada q, :. FGlier, hos
Jacob J.. and Mary F. Nubef. boy
Nathan and Eiler NJ Bell boy
George and Mishum Jones. Boy
William and Eiler Lenier. bog.
William and Louise Coleman. bor.
James ana Annie r. Huuaner. girl
John -. and Maggie lnseoe, bo5.
Arthur and lsbslla Bundy. DOE
George and Rebecca SmaliWood girl
Samuel aud Susie Johnson, hos.
George ana Florence Campbell, girl
Robert ~ and Minnie T. Richards
10Y.
Hubert A. aud Lura +. WeBber. girl
Burt u and Addle Il. Andrews girl.
William aud Mabel r.. CaiiaH. Dos
oliFer w. and Elizabeth 81. Bailey
Dennis and Nellie O'Donnell girl
Louis IT. and Dolly NJ Walsh hoy
James and Louise FFeeland gin.
Richard } and Mary smith. p9y
Henry and sadie Kaufman bog.
Daniel and Gertrude 4. Gearg. boy.
Frank AID Grace r. Constable. boF.
Harry q. and Mary T.. Simpson. girl
Charles T. and Mary *. Wise girl.
ElWood and Mary TyceT. bGy.
girl
GustaVers and Adeiine Stein. boy.
hafies = and Lizzie a Robbins girl
James and Annie 4 Flatherty boz.
l5enJamin p and Anna r. Gron. boz.
1orlei5is ana Neiiie Desmond girl
John II. and Elizabeth r.. Turner. hoy.
William F. and Eta a Wilson. girl.
John ana Anna GaneV. girl
John r aud Elizabeth j. Hood. boy.
Johr =. and isabelle Williams. girl
Edward ana Lucy GTaVatt. slrl
Emil and Mary SPAIN giIl.
theodore G. and Margaret Stouer. eirI
Thomas l.. and Anna l.. Edwards yifi
Thomas -. ana Catherine Collins bos
'5eorge n and Ida e. ChalkieV. gfrf
carlos 4. and Harriet Van Ieer. boz
john F. and Margaret Brown. ef-l
Wilford and Laura Reed. girl
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Southernef'S Plan TO Elm
mate President in Investi-
cation Forces Republicans.
Must Indorse or Rebuke
White House Act in
Brownsville Case.
Ballodng VIII Come in Sen
ate Some Time This
Afternoon.

Al late hour this afternoon the indi-
cations are tile Republicans OF the SEN
ale viii be forced 20 so on record on the
question whether the Presidents dis
charge order was constitutional This
question was raised by the Blackburn
amendment. which provides that the in
vestigation by the Military Affairs Com
mitIee shall not question the right Of
the President 10 discharge soldiers with
out honor.
The Republican leaders today have
utle hope of avoiding the test on the
Blackburn amendment Senator Black
burn ana tie other Southern Democrats
have had at Informal conference and
have decided 10 stand by the amend
ment 10 the last They are determined
70 force the Republicans 10 vote the
amendment up or down. Tie Repuhli-
cans an present see no way OF avoid
ing this. The expectation now i that
The amendment VIII be tabled. This
Will put the Republicans in the atti-
tude OF rebuking the White House. or
at least OF expressing doubt whether the
Presidents action was legal. Al TIE
same Time Republican leaders said to-
day that in their judgment the majority
Of tile Senate would not uphold the
Blackburn amendment.
ore OF the Republican leaders said The
Aldrich amendment for an investigation
OF the race question would not be
pressed The Democrats say that even
Il 1t b.. they viii not back down on the
Blackburn amendment
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

The Missouri Republican club mas
elected and installed the following Of
ncers for the ensuing y-Il- President
b. j. NOrtEcoI. wee president. a. ".
Pahiow; secretary, A Barbour, treas
UreT Clarence r.. Adams. sergeaut-at-
arms. Otis j. Singleton represeutatis es
To- the League of Republican State Cluos
OF the District OF Columbia, WniaTI
Adams
The club - making plar- Tor au eistb-
CRATE reception to be rendered Co the
Republican delegation in Congress from
Missouri which VIII be h=ld ia the near
future
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Submits a Blacklist.

Tile Senator submitted TO the Senate
confidential blacklist OF the North
western LumbeTmen's Association. and
letters showing the effect that circular
had had Ia preventing an Independent
dealer from fulfilling a contract. These
letters he has turned over 10 the De
partmenT of Commerce and Labor FOR
action
Unued. ~Jhe prices Of lumber and tim
bal products have been arbitrarily ad-
vanced from 100 To- 800 per cent.
1t is not The policy or this Govern
ment 10 foster monopOiies. and while IL
must Ice apparent that the present du-
lies are not solely responsible for the
-Norbitant prices OF lumber. yet l am
unquaiinedly in favor Of their repeal Do
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
ALL TOURISTS SAFE
IN RUINED KINGSTON

BOSTON. Jan. N-Tourists ia Kings
ton Tan escapes injury d. the eaT-A-
quas according TO Information which
comes t1 Avon Schroeder. manager Cor
New Eugia1d OF the H1mburg- AHeri-
can line m a catlegram from Captain
F0rWnod- representative q the line IN
Kingston.
Tlif messages states thas Captain For
wood was seriously injured. and JlaI
the .eompanys p.eFS. which are safe.
have been turned into "a hospital!
The compauy's boats, which sail to-
day ana tomorrow viii iake down a
large amount OF provisions and medical
supplies. clothing etc FOR the sufferers
in Jamaica. and anything shipped bN
outsiders viii De- carried free of charge
--latest auyicrs To the line are JlaI
approach o. Lbe haFb1V 81 Kingston is
extremely dangerous ana that the Hsut-
house at Port ROYAL has been deStrUye d
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
POLICE BUREAU HERE
CROOKS CAN'T ESCAPE

Major Sylvester has returned from
milwaukee, Wis, where ne spent sew
erai days this week comforting with
Chief OF Police JANSEN. who is chair
man of the board OF directors OF Inc
Bureau OF Criminal Identification. Ar
engagements were made FOR the annual
meeting, which Is 20 he held simultane-
,usiy with the convention Of the Inter
national Police Chiefs Association, at
Jamestown Va. next summer
Major Sylvester Is member OF the
board OF directors. and looks after The
necessary legislation. 90 b. possible thar
It bill appropriatiug money for the as-
enlistment and maintenance of the
bureau In Washington will be passed be-
IDie the Adjournment OF Congress. If
TINS rs done the chiefs say Ehev none
10 make IL next 10 Impossible for a
crook. 10 elude the police.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
STEAMER is ASHORE
OFF JAMAICAN COAST

NEW YORK, Jana. ia London re-
port says that the steamer Prinz Waldo
mar is ashore at Plum Point. Jamaica,
near the Inflated tourist yacht PRINCESS
in Victoria Luise. mich Went ashore on
December -. The Waldemar sailed from
this port on December ~ FOR Kingston,
SaVluilla. and PORT Llmou.
Tho Waldemar belongs 10 the Alias
line. a branch oft he Hamburg American
line
fiif London report is not credited hy
officers of tile company The company
officials cabigd Kingston for information
regarding inc enurj. huJ up 90 n o'clock
today no reply had been received.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18

found ana buried today. Committees
have beer formed and Tie Governor ana
Lady SWeeteIham anu others are uolns
noble rescue work. The shipping Ia me
harbor Is safe.
More tremurs have been feit through
out llr Island. ollie of them beins quite
seNena
The troops guarding the runs ~ king
stou discovered a party 90 natives loot
ing the ruins and fired ID s'olley over
their heads As famine b. imminent p
is thought tile party we're oniy seeking
food. for nu effort was made 10 enter
amy parts OF the hair demolished resi-
tirncrs EXCEPT the kitchens.
III is impossible 10 keep the natives az
work az double ordinary wages "na
gre difficulty Is being experienced ia
burSins the dead already found.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
SCHOOLBOY KILLS
RUSSIAN OFFICER

SMOLENSK, Russia, Jan. ls-A mere
sch0olboy late last night shot and killed
NJ Krouau. chief OF the rural admin
istration. as the latter was quitting the
opera. The boy fred I'VE shots. an OF
which took effect AS he turned 70 fee
he was shot through the heart by an
ofhcer who Accompanied VI. kr0Ilau.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Whole Country Subdivided.

The evidence already developed. he
said "cOnclusively shows that the whole
country is subdivided into territories.
each Of which Is dominated by an as
ISOLATION maintaining a mere shadow
of independence and in complete con-
troll OF such territory, subject 10 the
direction of the trust The retail dealers
within their respective subdivisions are
not permitted TO compete with each
other. either iu the same town or within
the allotted territory. and the minimum
price which The retailers may charge is
nXeG by the association
II such reIailer violates any OF the
directions If the ASSOCIATION he il nFst
subjected To a system Of heavy nnes aud
penalties. and II such violations are re-
peated. the offender Is then blacllisted
and finally eliminated from doing busi-
Taee
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
COLLECTORS APPOINTED
FOR MRS. HUGHES ESTATE

Harry C. Kimball and justin NJ.
Chamberlin We're today appointed by
Justice Gould. presiding in the Probate
Court collectors FOR the estate Of the
late Louise A. b. Hughes. who, prior TO
1902. resided at 2m4 r street northwest
She owned this piece OF property. which
rents for $50 per month. This is the only
estate she was known to possess in this
city.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
SENATE JOINS IN
WITH RELIEF PLAN

Under a suspension of the rules the
Senate this afternoon PASSED without
discussion as soon as it was received
the House resolution providing for the
extension of relief 10 the stricken people
of Jamaica. through The use of naval
supplies
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Marriage Licenses.

Waller Pinn and Louise Filzhugh
Frank Butler and Lena Merry
James e Rutherford aud Mary =
Barber
both of Richmond. Va.
Joseph o Bard0f and Isabel A. How
ard
John Green and Edmania Carey.
Guy C. Alien. OF this CITY. and Nadine
G. Davis Manassas. Va.
William Lewis ana Estelle Leadbetter
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Washington- u d. -. b. -.

Washington. ID. c.. Jan 10. 1907
OFFICE OF TIE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY-N0tice Of Annual
Meeting Of StOckholders-Th annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Washington Gaslight Company Tor the
election Of directors and for such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting. viii be held az the ofice
OF the company. 4l3 10th s.. NV. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1897. at II
O'CLOCK n The polls will be 0pen
from y O'Clock noon 10 ] o'clock p m-
WILLIAM 3. ORME. Secretary.
4ars-rar.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
&c ID CLocK REPAIAIEQ.

Why 90 down town and pay big
prices when you can get your work
done much cheaper at 7Z3 10Th ST. nW-g
Watches ana clocks and jewelry repair
ing Clocks called for and delivered.
French clocks and English hall clocks
specially. Call or send postal T. r.
CALLAHAN. 7z3 20th 81. NV. ja4-2et
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
WHITE
ON STATE RIGHTS
Series of Addresses
Contradlcting Theory of
Secretary Root.

Senator Whyte Of Maryland ad-
dressed the senate THIS afternoon on
the resolution introduced by himself be-
tore the holiday recess. which defines
the nature OF the gnion OK the States
under the Federal Government and
specifically declares that ali powers not
expressly delegated 10 the G0vemWent
by the Constitution are reserved 10 the
States.
His address IS one of the SERIES
planned rs the Democrats IN the dryei-
opment OF The idea of Stale sovereignty
and in contradiction Of the theory set
forth recently by Secretary Root that
"a greater Capitalization Of government
must of necessity come with modern
conditions
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
81 MONTHs ZOE AssAULT.

rs. A. Brown, colored. who was con-
victed by jury in Criminal Court. No.
I. FOR an assault on Nathan Clark. col
ored. committed last November. was
this morning sentenced by Justice stat
ford 10 six months iu the sorkhouse
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Declares That Every Yes
tige of Competition Has
Been Wiped Out.
Restraint of Trade Far
Reaching, He Says.
in Effect.
Violation of Compact
Subjects Guilty One to
Heavy Fines.

Senator KItTedge OF South Dakota
who lives where lumber is scarce and
who has seen how the lumber trust
controls the situation, denounced tnat
corporation iu the Senate This afternoon
as the most s.saptic, eXacting. and
souliess OF the trusts that Cypress the
people.
The lumber trdsT Is the king of CONF
binations in restraint OF trade. he de-
Clared. IN It's iar-reaehins effects there
is none 90 compare with a.. IL is re-
moFseIess la It's grasp On the people and
the only change which IL contemplates Is
stated and frequent intervals. without
regard 10 cost. The consumer not only
bears the burden OF rs aggressive policy
OF advancing prices but also OF the
pfofIts % intervening agencies For him
there Is no escape from the avdfice OF
This monopoly
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
WALSH INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY

CHICAGO, Jan. l-JOhn r. Walsh
was indicted today on 49, counts by the
United States grand jury.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
VHNTILATToN WTTHour pnAuQRT

the most essential 10 retain health
Equip your Churches, School Houses.
Once Rooms. Sleeping Apartments, &C.
with PULLMAN AUTOMATIC VEN
TILATORs." Economical and eVerlast-
ing. II e. AiENELL, WASH u. c.
Phnne Wrer 81
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
an C0mpetition Eliminated.

lie said that the trust had become 50
bold in its operations within the last
year or two. that ia had eliminated in
many localities all semblance OF com
petition. and from a central point con
lrolled both the Wholesale and retail
trade
II have in my possession, he con-
tinued. uniform price lists OsJensibly
emanating from many different IOcali-
lies but which are In fact printed from
the same type, turned out by the same
press. and issued from a common center.
IL matters not whether these price lists
are issued by the Northwestern Lum-
bprmen's Association Of Minnesota or
the Trinity River Lumber Company OF
Texas.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
DIR. CARLETON VAUGHAN,

Reliable Dentistry; not the cheapest. bus
the best al the most reasonable prices.
1914 F St. n. W. Phone zo56.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Usefulness Of Excess.

The real usefulness Of the apparent
excess in eating. the professor added.
was that certain constituents or the
prOteid m0lecule were necessary for the
building up OF tissues. but the amount Of
these tissues was very limited
Takilg The case OF the Far Eastern
nations where the native population
was diluted with a small number Of
whites, a. a-as the latter. the meat eat-
eTs, who came 90 the front and E.ho
WiIEstood prlgatiou and dises 80 better
than vegetarians or the black races
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Not for Federal Control.

The Senator stated that control OF In
surance. child labor. and similar pow
ers would always belong 10 the States
and not 10 the Federal Government.
no proposition" said he "ls more
hostile 70 the hearts OF the people than
the extension OF the powers OF the Gov
eminent or the consolidation in the gen
eral Government o. the powers that be
long properly and exclusively 10 the
States. No suggestion Is more odious
and such a suggestion has not iu 10 even
IN echarm 81 novelty"
The speaker referred 10 the contest
and Republicans IN lSia. The leaders Of
tie Capitalization political scheme be
ing Marshall and Hamilton. while the
opposition was led by Jefferson and
Madison.
He described the struggle for the con-
troll OF the Supreme Court AZ the key
10 the situation al that time was sup
posed 90 lie IN the judiciary But JEFF
fefson would have none OF a. and
trampied under foot an such revolution
airy suggestion, exclaimed the speaker
In defense % his position.
Senator Whyte expressed the belief
that an such e1CTts would now be
trampied upon by the people. whom he
characterized as really being IN control
ct both State and Federal Government.
n they would but take warning iu time
and resist the errors Of all such p0iiit-
cal plots"
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
HistoEIe FeaLures 800.

senator Whyte reviewed al length the
historic feature that the United States
Is a confederation Of States. lie point
"a out that this was tie theory OF the
original confederation. that when Wash
ugtOn referred e. "tue alliance Of the
States in treaties with foreign govern
ments IL was accepted That the General
Government represented only C0Hfed-
Grafton and alliance between the States
and Iiiat this view had never been With
drawn by any amendment to the Con-
stiUutiou
To th. elaeids ton OF this view the
Senator brought forth d number OF opir-
ions Of tht founders OF tie Government
ana Of tie proceedings o. the constitu-
ttouai convention.
The Washington times., 1907-01-18

holders Of tie National Investment a.
Realty Co. that the annual meetiag for
e4ectiOn Of directors and officers, and
sueh other business as may properly
come before N, vii be held in Johns
town Pa, FEB. 18TH 1897 10. T..
WINGER, See Il
The Washington times., 1907-01-18

] HAVE OPENED a Sewing Machine
place where I viii repair any make OF
machine Tor SOC and guarantee same for
one year. W H. KRAMER. 40 TIN sw.
Phone n 654S. jale-i5t
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Died.

tAEIEE-Ou January Is lsJs MARY D.
CARTER. beloved wife af Major Joseph r
Garter. OF Somerset Heights. Montgomery
county. Sid
Services a. tEe house SATURDAY. January
To- az b.. H- lat-rmrnr aJ Arlington GEM
et=El Va IL
FIANCE-SuIieHIv. 4t "a. m. on January
IA 1870, al rrr residence 1881 Twelfth street
EortlVHst Mrs MARY g. FRANCE.
Notice of funeral later %
oROS-On. the I6h instant ANNIE. He-
loved wife lf l. a. gra- and m0lhrr "
Eugene, Alice N-ile. JuIA- ami Everett
GIos.
Funeral SATURDAY. January Is Isi. az ssh
ff'H. residence. -l+l F-uusy Nauia avenue
northwest thence la ST. Stephens Church
II
STEW ART-D-part-J iHis lie. suddenly al
midnight. Tuesday. January D. i.u- al her
residence. U-G THeutg-thirl street north
west ETA d. MOSES STEWART. wife
" the late Daniel Stewart sister ~ Lucia q.
Moses tosIu-
High mass at So. Augusyiu-'s Church
Fifteenth street northwest. between T.. ami
Al Saturday. iauua-. Is. 1904 at a'glsre
"a. W Friends invited. %
FRN-Ou Frida, morning. January lS 1879.
90 pneumonia. MABEL. Il' NE infant daush-
Ter of j. " and Airs IUcy FIy
f'ulersal from the residence. IHH4 B. street
northwest ou sunday. Burial al Prospect
lltI Do
The Washington times., 1907-01-18
Comment on Yale Case.

Professor Halliburton recalled the ex-
pertinent Of Professor Chittenden, OF
Yale University. by which he cured him
SELF of rheumatic pains by taking less
proteid food and daily increasing the
quantity or heterogeneous food Professor
Halliburton argued that the Yale ex-
pertinent did not mean all persons
should follow il To keep healthy, bat
that temperance ia YrOteids was as
necessary as temperance in drink IL
was the extreme f8ds wherein danger
lay.
lie added The poor in large cities
OF vegetarian nations. who have Low
heterogeneous intake. show less resistance
10 privAtion AID disease than do meat
eating people 4 proof that Vegetarians
cannot be satisfied with their diet Is
that they are forced 70 take the very
richest OF proteids, milk, eggs, and
cheese. FegaraFianism. when not car
ried 10 excess, viii doubtless spread
when the standard OF cooking u raised
Badly cooked vegetables are more III
gestlbie than badly cooked animal