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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-16
When the Crash Came.

Steam was being raised in the boiler of
the donkey engine. which is situated on
deck just aft OF the bridge and chart house
and forward OF the main engine room.
Members of the crew and firemen were busy
using the engine to lift ashes out of the
hold, and TWO of the crew We're nearby
painting the bUlwarks on the side Stein
hagen was leaning over the boiler letting
out the water and watching the steam
gauge which registered about thirty-five
pounds.
AT 1ll5 o'clock the explosion came 1t
tore the boiler to pieces hurting great
masses OF iron and wood in all directions
and reducing the engine itself to a tangled
mass of wreekage. The purser's cabin
which is on the starboard side. almost
chunk OF flying steel and the bulkhead
crashed in as II built of paper.
Inside was Purser Telser. busy with his
books and sitting at his desk, with his back
toward the bulkhead. The bulkhead fell in.
Just missing him, and large splinters of
wood few by him on both sides BY a
miracle, however, he escaped without the
slightest injury.
just forward of the donkey engine was
the chart house. where Capt. Kruger was
getting ready 10 take the noon observation
The walls of the chart house were STAYED
In and the wooden structure was reduced to
eter was thrown from its gin,bals and lay
ticking on the floor, still going. but with its
accuracy in taiGing reckonings seriously i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-16
corbett,s Brother Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 16.-Harry
Corbett, sporting man, and brother of
James j. Corbett. formerly champion heavy
weight pugilist, was found dead this MORN
ing.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
ICAGO ALMOST HELPLESS
Raw Milk Epidemic Cases Increase
at Enormous Rate.
In Ten Days 30 Persons Have Died
BOZ New Cases Reported.

Chicago, Jan. 23.-Three hundred and
seven new victims were added TO the list
OF sufferers of contagious diseases to-day.
The number is nearly twice as great as
any previous day. In ten days 240 per
sons have died Of scarlet fever and diph-
iberia alone.
Cold weather. which was expected to
improve the situation, has made it worse
instead. Health Commissioner Whalen
confesses himself unable to cope with the
situation, and startled even his critics to-
day by an announcement that he has or
dered many violations Of the quarantine
law TO shield physicians from prosecution.
As an offset against the health depart
ment's admitted laxity, Chief Of Police
Collins assigned ffty-hve uniformed men
to-day 10 enforce a stricter quarantine.
IF we begin proceedings against Offend
ing doctors. explains the health commits
sioner, 'it VIII make the physicians an
CRY, and they viii retaliate by failure 10
report cases Of contagious disease"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

Windy Shot Causes Many Deaths
in Colorado Colliery.
Work of RescUe Il Greatly Retarded
by Fall of Rock in the
Main Entrance,

Denver. Colo. Jan. 23-Up to a late
hour tonight but four bodies had been
recovered from the Primero mine tWen-
ty miles west of Trinidad. where fifteen
Italian and japanese miners were killed
by a windy" shot early this morning.
The rescue work is greatly retarded by
rock fall, in the main entrance, caused
by the explosion.
None OF the names Of the victims are
known, as the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company, which owns the mine, only
uses numbers in designating employees.
and the man who kept the number book
is among the dead.
The Primero mine is one of the largest
coal producers in Las Animas County.
and employs about 200 men, The day shift
was going to work, and a great number
of miners were in the entry when the un-
expected blast occurred.
Only those near the entrance escaped
unharmed. The body Of Frank Hobat.
timberman. was the first recovered. It
was found near the entrance.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

residence, TO which "a number Of pr0mi-
nent Montreal people were invited.
Mir. Root expressed himself as highly
pleased with his visit 10 the Canadian
capital
y had a fine time, he confessed with
a laugh. and thoroughly enjoyed every
minute Of my stay. With the exception
OF the first day, the weather was splendid
and I saw ottawa and Canada at their
best. I met a great number of leading
CanadiaRs. and in every respect my visit
was most enjoyable and interesting
one.
1T is TO be presumed that your meeting
with those leaders was an occasion for
the discussion of questions of interna-
tional Interest,"" was asked
Mr.. Root. with a slight twinkle in his
eye and wave Of his hand. as though to
dispose finally of the matter. said.
We talked-we talked of a great many
things"
Mr. Root then repeated the assertions
he made when he passed through here
few days ago on his way up to Ottawa.
and stated that his visit was a purely
social one and the carry out OF a
promise made some time 20 Earl
Grey. who is a personal friend
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

Fer the amendment increasing Con-
ETesSI0Bal salaries - AIdrich, Alice,
Ankeny, Henson, Beveridge, Brande-
gee, Bulkeley, Burnham, Burrows,
Carter. Clark OF Wyoming. Crane.
CuIlom, Diek, Dillingham;, Du Pont,
Flint, Foraker, Frye, Fulton, Gal
iinser, Hale Hepburn, Hopkins, Kilt
redge, Knox, Lodge, Long, McCuInber.
Millard. Nixon, PeBrOse, Piles, Scott,
SmOOt, spOoRer, Sutherland, Warner,
Warren, Republicans; Clark of Mon
tana, Clarke of Arkansas, Daniel, Du-
bOiS, Foster, Latimer, McEBery,
Money, NeWInDds, Oyerman, Pettus,
simmons. Teller, TiIEman, Democrats
Total, 53.
Against the amendment-Burket
ClaPR HansbrOugh, Hcmenway. La
Toilette, Nelson, Perkins, RepubII-
cans; Bacon, Berry, blackburn, Car
mack, Clay, CulberS0n, Frazier, Nc
CreaTy, Mallory, Patterson, Rayner,
Stone. Taliaferr9, whyte, Democrats.
Total, Fl.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
sWETTENHAM SCORED AT HOME
Kingston Paper Says His Conduct
Was Unworthy of a Gentleman.

Kingston. Jan. % Delayed in transmits
siOn).-The Daily Telegraph. in an edi-
torial headed Extraordinary conduct of
the governor says in substance that
while the governor has shown energy and
goodness Of intention. his general be
havior has been unworthy of d response
BILE English official or cultured English
gentleman.
His letter to Admiral Davis is a produc-
ton Of which the governor ought to be
ashamed. Intelligent people in Jamaica
will certainly be ashamed of it.
Nobody but a blinded bigot would have
refused to admit that the landing parties
from the American war ships did magnifi-
cent work in removing debris and re-
covering the bodies of victims
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
CONGRESSMAN A BENEDICT.
Gilbert b. Patterson WedS Miss
Evans at Raleigh, N.C

Raleigh y c. Jan. 3.-To-day at
Laurenburg, y. c, Hon Gilbert 2. Pat
tersou, member OF Congress from the
Sixth North Carolina district. married
aaf-sr-'ie McNair Evans. The ceremony
took place at the home Of the brides
father J. f. McNair, and was very quiet.
there being no attendants. and only q few
invited guests
The couple left for Washington on an
evening train.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
COLD HURTS FLOOD VICTIMS.
Ohio River slowly SaBsiding, and
End VIII he Soon.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan 23.-The Ohio
River continues 10 fall, but very slowly,
having receded but a fraction over one
foot during the twelve hours preceding Z
o'clock tonight, when the stage was
g. feet inches.
The weather tonight is still very cold.
and the suffering among the flood victims
consequently great. Relief funds are be
ing raised by the leading commercial
bodies and other organizations and pri-
Yate subscriptions, but much more is
needed than is now in sight
There was a $4,000 fire to-day at the
Cincinnati Reduction COmpany's plant, at
Anderson's Ferry.
Relief from the threatening coal fam
Inc will come when the river falls below
90 feet which viii be in a couple Of days
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
BIRRELL BRYCE'S SUCCESSOR.
VIII Take Ambassadors Post as
Irish Secretary.

London, Jan. 23.-It is officially an
nounced that the Right Hon Augustine
Birren, president of the board of educa-
ton. viii succeed Nr. James Bryce, who
has been appointed Ambassador 20 the
United states. as chief secretary for Ire
land.
Mr. Reginald McKenna. financial seere-
tary 10 the treasury, VIII succeed Mr..
Birrell president Of the board of edu-
cation.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
BOYS SHOULD SNOWFALL.
Wisconsin Teacher says Sport Is
Necessary to Healthy Existence,

Milwaukee. Wis. Jan. 23.-Superintend-
en-, of Schools Carroll G. Pearse has writ
ten a common sense circular to principals.
in which he says children should be per
mitIed TO snowfall, under proper restric-
tions. The superintendent. is of the opin-
ion hat TO SNOWFALL is one of boyhood's
rights, and he takes occasion to preach
a little sermon on manliness. which will
be more appreciated by children because
it gives them credit for exercising some
self-control and says nothing about fiat
must
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
P0PE'S HEALTH BREAKING.
OveTwOrk and Long Hours Has
Effect on Pontifs.

Rome, Jan. 23.-Overwork since the be
ginning Of the French crisis is breaking
Pope Plus health. in the opinion of the
Supreme Pontiff's physician, Dr. Petacci
The Vatiean's troubles with France
have made much difference with the
POpe's habits. In the past prominent
Catholics have been privileged to attend
His Holiness daily mass
His working hours have been so long
lately, however, that he has made it his
rule to rise at 6 and celebrate mass in
his private chapel. to which no one is ad-
mitted
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
UNDERTAKEN KEPT CORPSE.
Father of Dead Man Resorts to
Courts TO Get Possession,

Chicago. Jan. 23.-Bccause Undertaken
II. w. Neimeyer attempted TO hold the
body of c. J. Becker's son as security
for an embalming bill, S35 damages was
found for the latter in the City Court
to-day
Becker and Neimeyer quarreled over
the undertaker's charge for embalming.
and Becker sought TO turn the body over
TO another undertaken to conduct the
funeral lie was forced 10 resort 10
repleyin proceedings to get il.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
HARRISON WOULD BE MAYOR.
Former Chicago Executive Will Ac-
cept Nomination.

Chicago, Jan Z.-In an open letter from
Pasadena, Cal, former Mayor Harrison
notifies President F. G. Hoynes, Of the
Carter II. Harrison Business Mems Club.
that he is prepared TO accept the next
Chicago mayoralty nomination on the
Democratic ticket
Il am not seeking the nomination" he
says. but in view Of The circumstances
cannot with good grace say I would not
accept the nomination if rendered"
Mr.. Harrison adds ne will not come
here TO night at the primaries. bur. if
chosen. will be on hand to conduct his
campaign.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

Yesterday was red letter day for ad-
vocates Of increased salaries for officials
and employees in the government service.
The Senate. by a vote Of 53 TO q. con-
CURED in the House amendment TO the
legislative appropriation bin which makes
the pay Of the Vice President. Speaker.
and members OF the Cabinet $1,000
year, and that of members OF Congress
500: a subcommittee of the House
Post-office Committee agreed on a schcd-
ule Of increased remuneration for postal
clerks ana carriers. and President Ro0se-
welt committed himself TO the plan for
more pay for all employees in the civil
service
The additional expenditure as result
of the 80 per cent increase for Senators
and Representatives viii amount TO about
q 7'i no0 a year. while the plan submit
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
REPORTED LOST IN FLOOD.
Charles OIdrieve Started TO "WaIk
ON Water, 10 New Orleans.

Cincinnati, Jan. 23.-It is reported here
tonight in dispatches from Evansville,
Ind, that Charles Oldrieve. Of Boston.
who started from here several weeks ago
TO walk on the water to New Orleans.
had been drowned in the food after leav-
ing Evansville.
II has been claimed that Oldrieve only
walked on the water by means Of the ap-
phances he wore when entering and leav-
ing towns and cities. making the rest of
the trip on land If this charge is true,
he may yet turn up inland
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
LOTTERY MEN UNDER ARREST
Government COnfscntes Property of
Honduras Concern.

Honduras Concern.
Mobile, Ala, Jan 23.-The arrest of F.
L. Pinac, Lewis r. Graham, r. X.
Thompson. Thomas Tow, H. Neville r.
J. Given. F d. Porter E. Y. Cook. H.
Burgess. P. z. Thompson. Charles Heiter,
John ]. Cotlin, William Coleman. George
Warm. James Pike, J. \. Respard, Vie
tor Stewart, and William King. officials
and employees of the Honduras Lottery
Company, charged with a violation Of the
interstate commerce act, has caused a
sensation here. Those accused were later
released on bail.
A $4,000 printing outfit, belonging to the
company. is now in charge Of the officers.
Ever since 10000 lottery tickets were
COnflsCated on the steamer Hiram,
eighteen months ago, plans. for to-day S
raid have been under way. The govern
ment officials, In making the raid and
seizure, succeeded in obtaining the name
of every lottery agent in the United
States.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
Winchester wedding n Surprise.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald
winchester, Va. Jan. 29-Miss Blanche
Wiiietta Wierman, daughter of William
Wierman, and William Wright Baldwin
popular young merchant. were married
Iast night at the parsonage of the NJ. +.
Church south by Rev, D%H. Kern. The
weodlhs was a surprise to the many
iTiehds OF the popular young couple
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

FL Paso. Tex, Jan. 23.-Accompanied
by Jose Maria Sanchez. his successor as
governor of Chihuahua, Mr. Don En-
rique Creel. the new Ambassador to
the United States, reached here this
afternoon en- route to Washington. He
was also accompanied by two special
cars fun of prominent people of his
state. He leaves Friday for his post.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

Naples, Jan. 2s.-There has seen heavy
fall of snow on Mounts Etna and We
suvius, and it IS feared there will be vio-
lent eruptions of the volcanoes as soon as
the snow reaches the fiery interiors OF
the CTaters
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Partly cloudy to-
day, slowly rising temperature;
tomorrow, SNOW or rain and
warmer; light northeast TO east
winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
SHOOTS at HOG; KILLS MAN.
DunkIe Was Only Helping When
Farmer SIays Him.

Harrisburg. Pa. Jan. 23.-Whfe William
5 Dunkle, of this city, was helping two
farmers at Halifax TO butcher hogs. one Of
the men, named Stonce, shot at a hog.
The bullet went wide of the mark. hit
Dunkle, and killed him instantly.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

west they came soon after the noon
hour. and the shaking OF the eaTth's sur
/ face was followed by a rush Of humanity
\ toward the outskirts and the cleared
places. The blacks who were working on
! the debris were so badly frightened that
/ it was impossible to induce them TO re-
turn TO work again for the day, while
/ the injured in the temporary hospitals
were so badly frightened that it required
7 all the efforts Of the nurses and at
tendants 10 reassure them.
Hold Colonial Oaice Responsible.
4 steamer with supplies aboard ar
rived here this morning. and they We're
at once landed. and Will be distributed
The governor denies himself 10 ali news
paper men.
II is now believed that all OF the dead
bodies have been recovered from the
ruins and either buried or cremated.
There is still a scarcity of water but it
is hoped that this viii soon be remedied.
In connection with the incident that led
Gov. Swettenham to break with Admiral
Davis. close friend Of the governor
said to-day;
Il think that it woald be just as well
for the Americans WAC are so actively
criticising the governor 10 wait until they
can get all the correspondence in the
case from the British government I my
self believe that the action by the gov
eTnOr was due to the receipt of orders
from the colonial Office. and that that
body, and not the governor, is primarily
responsible for the misunderstanding.
London Opposed Landing.
"Of course, il is in every way likely
that the sarcasm in the letter was un-
called for. but still. if the report in cir
culation here that the colonial Office had
called down hard the governor for per-
mitting the landing Of American uni
formed troops on British territory with
arms in their hands is true II could be
hardly expected that he would be diplo-
matte
My own opinion is that the colonial
Office was much put out over the land
ing. You know that it has been a long
time since American regulars or marines
set foot on British territory, and also
that when a certain Boston militia or
ganization asked permission TO enter
Great Britain, armed, some time ago, per
mission was refused. Therefore. it is
not 70 be wondered at that if the cur
rent reports are to be believed, the colo
NAL office got mad at Swettenham for
permitting such an invasion. even though
it was in the name Of humanity, and told
him that there was no excuse for his ac-
ton So I believe that when the actual
facts are known some one besides the
governor will be blamed"
Churchill Started the Trouble.
New York. Jan. 23.-A cablegram which
may throw some light upon the Swetten-
ham incident was received here yesterday
by a man interested, from friend who
is said to be in the confidence of the
British colonial Office. The message reads.
1T is understood Churchill suggested
that Swettenham decline American as
sistance. This Will explain the silence of
the colonial Office and the prompt action
Of war and foreign offices "
The Churchill referred to in the advice
IS supposed to be Winston Churchill. par-
iamentary secretary Of the COLONEL
of7ap
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
LOCAL.

1-ShOnts Resigns from Panama Job.
2-Two Kingston Survivors Here.
2-Cardozo Trial Causes Split
5-WalcOtt Made Smithsonian Secretary.
12-Ranker Would Eliminate Church in
Marriages.
1AFavorable Report on Meat Markets
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

Worcester. Mass. Jan. 23.-Crazed by
pain due to a mastoid abseess. John
Downey. aged seventy-seven. jumped out
of a window of his bedroom to-day. and.
striking on his head, died Instantly
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
Higgins, Condition unchnnreh

Olean, y. y. Jan. 23.-The condition of
former Gov. Frank ". Higgins was IN
changed at midnight. and the attending
physicians said that he was in no imme-
date danger
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
SEVEN FREEZE TO DEATH.
Five Men, n Woman, and Baby Vie
Tins OF the Cold

innipeg. Jan. 8.-Five men and one
nan. and the latters four months old
y, all GaliCianS. who tried to walk
n Starbruck, Manitoba, 10 their homes,
frozen 70 da8fh TO-DAY.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
CONGRESS RAISES
PAY OR MEMBERS
Senate Agrees to the House
Amendment.
WILL NOW GET $500
Change to Become Effective
March 4 Next.
WILL NOW GET $500

subcommittee of House Agrees on
Postal Clerks and CarrIers-Presi-
dent Committed 10 Scheme for
Saiaries-Berry in Opposition.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
Severe Earthquake i'm italy.

shock was felt this morning in Central
Italy, near the Adriatic coast.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
READY FOR ARGUMENTS.
Missouri Corporations File Answers
in Anti-trnst InveNtiEations.

jefferson City. No. Jan. 23-The Mis-
souri, Pacific, Cincinnati Metropolitan.
Western Coal and Mining Company. Kan
sas-Missouri Elevator Company, Pacific
Express Company, and the American Re
frigerator and Transit Company filed
their returns and answers in the Supreme
Court to-day to Attorney General Had
I4v's proceedings 10 forfeit their charters
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
FLORIDA ANn cAnnI1,, nrsnnn,

Best reached by Seahoard Air Line. Tbrea
ealIy trains, Pullmans and dining car
Pullman and. parlor cars To- Pinab,,Tsst
Office. I421 Pa. ave, VI S''
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
safe Deposit Bcxex 81

Per annum for the usual s. size Open
$50 a. m 10 u midnight Washington Ex-
change Bank. 10 18th st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
Depositors Enjoy Every Advau,,r

associated with sound banking methods in
banking dept of Union Trust Co. I4l4 r
st. Interest paid on all accounts.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
Churchill Started the Trouble


Great Britain has been informed by this
government that the United States will
pay no heed 10 the unpleasant incident
between Gov. Swettenham. of Jamaica
and Rear Admiral Davis, commanding
the ships OF the navy which were rush
ed 20 the relief Of Kingston.
In effect, the President, through Act
ing Secretary Of State Bacon, in a letter
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

A Ia Carte Lunch Served Daily
rom L TO 5. l4l2 n. 7. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24

Kingston. Jamaica, Jan. 23.-Two vio-
lent earthquake shocks. which lasted Tor
nearly half minute each. threw the in
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
NTS QUITS HIS
MAMA CANAL JOB
Manaoe New York Sub
yays g Salary.
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tei resignation as chairman of
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lT your pleasure. bat not later
SN 'ch Z. 1901 Il is unnecessary
lo- assure you of my great ap-
Pif OF the confidence you have
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POI have always accorded me
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Very sincerely, yours.
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alosouS 10 me circumstances /
VII" nded the resignation in 1905 OF /
Chle ineer Wallace. who was Sc
we're red bv President Poosa,o1. =.
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The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
TWO JURORS CHOSEN
TO TRY HARRY THAW
Jerome iii Personal Charge
OF the Prosecution.
COURTROOM Is BESIEGED
Defendants Wife and Family
by His Side.

Each Talesman Undergoes Close
EAa EAamination-Emfnent Array Of
Counsel for EogaE PIttsburE Mil
hOnaire-Wife OF Prisoner Charged
with Murder Of Architect white
Looks Broken in Health.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.
TELEGRAPHIC.

Pages TELEGRAPHIC.
1.-Two Jurors Chosen in Thaw Case.
1.-Two More Shocks at Kingston.
1-SecretaTy Root HOmeward Bound
RESCUE of Entombed Miners Slow.
3-Senator Bailey Scores Hearst,
The Washington herald., 1907-01-24
CONGRESS.

t-Consress Raises Pay of Members.
EGrosvenor Talks on Tariff.
-BeveTidge PLEADS for Children.
4-Presidents Sbip-subsidy Message