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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25
WANTS 10 OPEN HalIAC CASES.


lE #fli Ne iike uNenlna ~ uij vuunl
a aNen INa nIA hsslnN eases ul twN
fsafs aae. "a Ysf ihis seems lnimi
aent ffHfa whal Nf tltufar ilifAnl
fANn sfsfe8 NNfia hnff Friday
sif MtnH was lnfWeflx a miaship.
0sn 81 fHH NAxai ktAdtmy. Nul co.
sNfai fesfs hts hren A. ATTORNEY in
N## knft siIf. aHi WHs counsel fuf
etfal nsfasffnMFn dWflnp tlfp ha8lna
.sssffs msfflsl af lhe Naval NeadrmN
fxn years HNn. Mf Mann stated that
- Ha4 heeN retained " FORMER Mid
sh4pwaH iseetss n. Nelsin " upne
s. ti. 81 nHsh sult against th0
fHHfHeNt go feeHttf thp twu WARS
tIaff fesf ~ Nl lshlpman NrlN IL
ia.snmNN h4s HiefNissAl ffem tllp ApaA
esHF - eHsfefs ~ hasluu.
TIE elain a fNAde ~ the plAinlsN
lhsf BE Hfsnlftsai vas illegal. aud ~
atsemgI eli e. ma1e - shev this
Hea ii1 tase felrts lu trial hnfofp lhs
nsfe1 ~tafts fnuft ~ iAlWA within
ias sexf tea ~ three months. tn,
nsElsafi pf fhi~ sult fA ~ ennNl4eF
sflN safssftanta. a. a is saia that lhs
tHal efhFf mtdshlpnlen hu wNft
f5sn. .sae1 ffam lhf Academy fot ollen
ee sHifsf Is ihst 81 Npitln's VII
seet redress ~ the mAuHet " h'
ns
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25

Tho follow pupils ~ the ~ulslay
shooi 80 So. Anue's Parish have nesm
satisfactory in eladies. attendance and
conduct during tiIc entire month at
October. and their nanses are placed
On tie honor roll
Senior erade-~Wi e. Janes. Ioia
Baker. Margaret Howard. Hegfna
Gelhsus. Helen Howard. Tia fayigr.
Edith Whcafiey.
Junior tsrade Paul MrdlorI. al
vert Nagruder. Rudolph ~tF1ngs
Robert Nelch. John Kaiser. Charles
Jones. Thomas Baiiliere. Elmer tiel-
haus. William Randall. Douglas
Thomas. Helen Fieseisr Myrtle clad
den. Gertrude Hughes. Eruaskfne 1letu-
hold. Violet Strange. HELEN SAINT.
Susie Welch. Rose BnFlis. eorinne
Sites. lydia lfuval. Elizabeth Steele.
trace Fold. Marie Brookes MaaieiAua
Martin. Elizabeth MeTTiken-
Primary Grade Theodore fieiAaus,
Norman GARDNER. willard asoIdeu, iFF-
ing Jones. Lucille Alexander. virgin
n Merriken. Margaret Fisher. Eleanor
Green. Louise Howard.
kiuder9arten n--Waliace liambFuek.
Eiinor Nerrikeu.
EUGENE -. IsLEliAKT.
Superintendent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25
OEUUTANTE RECEPTION
Social Event az Government House
Tomorrow Night Miss Louise
warheld 20 Make Her
Bow 90 Society

Miss Louise Mafuold, the second
daughter Dt Governor aud Mrs. War
ueld, viii be formally introduced into
soclptN tomorrow night az reception
io ho nlNen in hrr honor al The toy
pmmcnt House,
Tho largo hllllaTd room on the
sepund haof Will DO used a. the re-
epption pnflnr, and Governor and
Ms. WAtncld, With their two deugh.
lotk, will constitute the receiving
pafty. The vut flowers to be used ~
the decorations viii como from Airs.
WRflicld's conservatory at uakdale.
Howard county. The color scheme 81
Tho decorations In the diningroom viii
ho yellow. Huge chrysauthemums
81 that hue will be The principal flower
Nad ln carrying out the effect.
~ The large hall and throughout all
al lho fooms southern smilax will be
the prpNalllug flower. The reception
and hall Viii be n brilliant affair aud
viii 30 a. nearly like that given a year
aro when Miss Carrie Warllcid. The
wider daughter. was introduced. as
pnNslhle. Naturally unusual import
anco attaches % this occasion, rs it will
be the largest social event 10 be held
~ The Government House during the
closing DAYS 81 tho administration Of
ooNornor Warneld. All available ilooT
space On tha ilrkt iloor ~ the building
wlli ho utilized Tor the dancing. v bile
ghc tsoNcFnuF's private oflicc. the hall
way aud the palm rooms aud the large
iront poftlrn viii serve tho purposes
fof hfiri chats between the dances.
Invitations were extended 90 the
Younger sneicty OF dancing set ~
baltimore. Annapolis and the Naval
Academy aud few of tho younger
married people. principally the brides
~ this year This rule also applied
- the Invitations sent Out fof the bic
function last November. The Cover
nor. with the dcbutante. viii open
the series of dances with the old. hui
familiar "NarxuN iennc. which add
"a Rratly o. the interest = Miss
Carries coming Out. the Tuesday before
ThankARls ing. just a year ago.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRI.
socIETY's OFFICIAL DIREc-
TORY THOSE WHO HAVE
DAYS AT HOME.
INC so.IaI season VOW weH On

lhc sotial season NuW wen ~.
The following ls she omeial social
directory 80 fmr as Known
Mondays Mr.. Henson. " ifp ~ Com
mandpr ". y. Benson. cummandant of
midshlpmou. wili be % bome % call
ura uu Mondays "a ~ sampson Ko~
naval Academy.
Tuesdays Mrs. Hamilton adams
tale. Tuesday. December 3 and the
following Tuesdays in December.
Tuesdays -Mfa. J. Eugene Walk. Mar-
ray illii, 80 humw un Tuesdays. pee
oonher , and 20.
~ruosdayp. tlrst and third ln the
month Airs. Frederick ". Morrison.
wife ~ Professor Morrison. Depart.
ment ~ English, Naval academy
No, bean street.
Tuesdays. lnrst and third Ia che
month Commander and Mrs. Albert
y, Nihlaok, &, =, n, viii tc at home
on the fNanteo, Launches viii run
between aud Q y. ~. from foot ~
Mary land avenue and midshipmuu' 3
handing % lhv fsantso,
futhdaNs Airs. Julian Brewer
Franklin street. is ~ hnmo Informally.
Tuesdays Nrs. .. .dg rcysirf u0uw /,
''ieuwngdcn. Murray lilll, infor-
WnilY,
Wednesday, Mrn. ~ e.. Walton.
vito ~ Nodienl Director Walton. g..
y Nu wll bp AZ home % her fTiends
at her fpalarucu 40. 80 Maryland
avenue,
Wednesday, Mrs, Thomas Nelson.
wife ~ captain nelson, g.. =. -.
Nlll have Wednesdays after Deesm-
ntt J..
Thursdays Mfs. Waraeld. wife ~
the 'ipNugnof ~ Maryland, VIII hs AZ
home on Thursday Afternoons from I
a. q "a Tie lSxeputlye Mansion.
Tbutadaya Mfs, Arthur newton
brown " Ht.hnms 90 Thursdays 40 -
State Circle,
Thursdays lthp neuond and fourth
10 thn month"; Mrs. hathaway. wife
uf pr charles NJ, hathaway 1r., ~
the Department uf hnRlish, Naval
Academy, N ~ homo Ht lHJ Ming
titufnp street,
Thursdays ln nepuWler and Jauu.
nfN AliA. plekfoll, wife ~ surgeor
sluufHp riphfuli. ~ state Circle, viii
be ~ home - friends,
Fridays Nfa, Charles d. BADGER.
wife ~ Captain lndgersupefiulendont
~ The Naval Academy, "a the super
lnlondpnt's House,
Fridays Airs. tlaifd, wife of capt.
william naifd, II, \. ~, 23t King
tlpufas street, 80 home Informally
tffldAyh throughout lhn season.
tfldayH ln npo,mhcr- Mrs. Fell,
"a llu .ul President Icll. ol -. Jnhn's >
telleuc, "a home un college Gfoen.
Friday, November 20 Mrs. 81. a..
ilannpy, fflupo tlcorgo siroet.
Fridays lu December Mrs. u. NJ.
tpuli, tnllunu ,ifoun.
Fridays ln NoVumher Mrs. ,. q.
tUHau college avenue.
Notice W. other days VIII br
HtalpnliY received,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25
HOUSE PARTY


tlesefHef end Nl4 Wafneid afe
emaoElalnlue At she Executive Man.
sIan a hunse rafis = b. ar sonlp ~
ahe aHest# f~f tlse teiutanis feneptlnn
Is hennf ~ Hiss ieaise Mafutld ~
ssWtfuW nialsts
TIE teasf psFls is made ~ a. fol.
fsmM N4ss liuFuths Faihe. ~ llAiii.
asafe. WIth shesa Nlse taffis Wa
4 efsent uHe VNaf "a seNuui ueAt
Fafis Nfss Ileane4 WagHeid ftaey,
81 Af uafs Mlss Marion tlunpes.
- rhllaaeirhfa. nlrre ~ the tower
naFs NlNs Margaret Mafaeid. ~ nal.
fsanfn. aisu = nlefe - the ttuxrFnog
uiss Fllsaisefh Heron. ~ f'itlshurp
Hss Wa4t <ifnffmus. - nalllmofe.
nItee 81 Nfs Wafneld. Aud Miss
Nafe Faxlre IflnhmHn. daughter ~
ise ~stHlaff ~ Stale And Nfs. tfNu aid
q Illahmse an1 Messes. William llaffls.
~ HIH4aa aNHriuu. y. ". Aua charles
m slsEas. of Hiehmund. Va.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25
ZIP TO ZIP
ST. JOHNS JOHNS H0pKfN 5
PLAY sc0RELEss TIE
GAME


nslafe Hme fsaasand sfeefafffa 81.
5Nan thffean SD 4usns iiapklH.
niEefslff sI an1 lafm liable rival.
NEaTe& a ft@H snI fns8nue football
4saaN IS HafnHlsN afleFnesu ~ Home.
msl 4f n8s Haiilmufs
FnfIeHs - the cam many bets
Hie hefweHn shH supEufiefs ~
ae flfe fnanis AZ Odds nf . g.
fNa4 tae visitors mnuia wtn. Muuu
sf1e fat slek .eH ~ tosife lf baramr
sleHl fH tAe spectators 8haf thN con.
sst eaaia - eFeniF fsH9his if eaa
es#mH at tNa starr tsAf fhe johns
Iiah4sHs NenIt fiF upen line smash
saa aEi i8We ftsofnHli. tlastlna upon
tse aEaIIE ~ fte iEnenIfn o. np1u
aH hnINs fsf fAN haes Geld whlle ~.
4ahN = assI suaIf aisilfs aauHdcHsf
is fsfwsfl resses aai llirk fnfmn
lIaas
1he ssues easeaelea HHf l.sugls aHd
cess .fskar aN almost without Nft
fas - fAH Nlack auA tIiua ends
HHa efAe .tiAnuah Hant ~ "a.
tHHH sNffHeFfHfH E1aiHHH fNaf flfH
Fat kFeaeI 9enlefea saeh style 81
EsF swetf snFssslNlp. lnflHn fsf
Hf hsI fHs aail Fsssel rapidly ffaW
aNe si4 ~ fsN Neli 81 - eiheF. 81
He HHafff iMat aliNff side eHl
tHesf efftfeafs aeai 8As 30 fHflis.
aem #M4ah HIsanfe NfuIiNnw fNh .flsf
Iisfa Hs 4Nsfaffss ffiet luF Geld
8 *tfHMHt 8#fNese. tEurk lua Naa
aHsfi 81 sfH - IFIft Formations.
fH lt eeH8 heil huth ieansa slHHed
0IsF aefaeIH sHt siih afif animation
MFH tfiNF 4fNWf SEQ WInutHa ~
.Isg HeNAIas HH ne haIi 80 a Alex
F#iNN #H8 ff determined HWfia
NsH ~ gafsHfF NFi aNH aui
NfEsesN. efaflHt fuwH llif Hflds
feH msit tHe HiHf4 less hIHi ~
aaAE NH fis tafi ilnH and held fuf
8e#fs AHHe MHfH Hopkins 81
sHef lIa Hall H9wf lHg ~ same ais
Isa.a fsfr4ah iha splendid Nnfh ~ ihr
h lf sssssif4 ~ fNr ilHemen.
Eas esH l|see 4f4 filH ~ fHhH q
eIeNH Nesl fHtH 80 wifH flr Hfirf
.IsHal5aN aI #fstsif ll.a aasHe fiusfi
an Iet NaII iN fltt eeHie4.fH fhH nri1,
Kf sI 4HhH fetInlHe snA tlulmht
sFes fse sfsf NsHga ~ thp Nefh Hnta.
Hfla eH flfe IlHH llaffHi And Wilson
Nfaf8 as eflaNIt stuHN walis.
Nah 9aaflafhaehs Fah their team
ellH sFs.i*e eft saa tul fee fumhlss
HHttH
fNe 4IeeaN
Hf Gnhe tls tlpiHe e. u4 a.
HsHFe8 h p. ~ ilsHtsf. e. h4
Nafn6 81 u WllsuH. esd 4unes. !.
tsfHef4 e lahHesn 1. b. =. I
NHstNf Is FA ifHlmisNt feArlts -
tflaHe. s. 81
unfslHs NldeeiYs itapis street,
e tfef uefshe. Is 8. 5. fleeh
- N44#N M. N.sfsft.N
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25
ADDRESS 70 MIDSHIPMEN
BISHOP ROOTS or CHINA
breaches At NAVAL
ACADEMY CHAPEL
The Best way % Rea.h The chlaamen's 5
Heart Great Opportunities Zoe
Aldahipmen lIls Address
Al So Anne's

Why Afe Ne sending Christian
Missions a. thlHa" WAS lhu suhiael
~ m Interesting srfNun preached be-
fule the brigade ~ Wl3ahlpmnn, M.
sal onlesga and mrmbofs ~ their Fam.
lilies az chapel exercises at lhe Naval
Academy yesterday morning. iy lit.
linN. l.nRAu iirFhou Nnntn, Protestant
Epissopai Mlssiauaf, lllshop. ui
| liaHhsw, thlHa, Now 90 visit "a
lhls ouuntfY,
nlshnp llongs heaau HE discourse
~ saving that 100 thp hal place they
shunia fntuHnlge tHe strong qualities
"a iha Chinese pfapies flhtY have
pfutluced eminent works ~ intslll-
ntH raHiua. f" ho said, aud morally
ihas hs4p The natural endnW mrnt SOC.
uHd ln 80 either fasp the wnFld has
stuf known. IhVlf tlaalua az nufus aud
ilisff pnhllu tuusrirnpn has never loi
tfsHl the llrtusinr ~ immortality
Nuse stgeua qualities lead us natural
is Is ask Tie question Why 49, send
af4sitsn missions 90 lhnao ppnplef' +
81 answering this question bishop
ii afs pointed uUi ihn Walda "a a
tHlHosa scholar. (" NE wrnf a. 80 pKs
gfrmp ~ which ! should nni 10, lhr
gislsnp sal4 ifln Remuneration, ~
lnunA faull la NuHinNlua because, he
said. he Nas responsible fuf fastening
4 iuw estimate ~ WHWaNhind upnn
lli0 flllnssa people. hUuausa BE- divorced
hia Wlir fng tuVial gpasnn, Aaaln
30 faHnd fault Nllh tunluelus hnuauar
~ fastened upnn lhn chinese people
thrif tendency tn luNh lnNart lhp past
- lHa golden app ani have nu Asplga
liuns to- nature development ~ che
lnlit liHal - lhe race,
llshap lleDls said lhAl " " lhO pui
tpsn ~ ihp thllsllan mlaaiuns lu sups
plnmpnl these detects ~ thinrsu ldenas
10 said ihut should hp launhl that
WuHpn a. Wti Hs Wvn Hlu the phlls
,itpu nf tlHa, And aFe thrfvluFu entitled
ln al the respect aud consideration
which should be Hlspn ~ mpinhpFs W
tlaa family
uelvfr closing hls remarks che llishup
hai 4 faw Wufda ~ aaN dWfllN ~
tNp mlashlrmrH, to ugnph them ~
their fniuW ilfe ~ embrace uNuFy ups
pHfinuliY Ia become acquainted with
thflallan missions "a nfalhnnd, And
nUt g. D. satisfied With any secondhand
prpuuas 'ffhp ppuulihf advantage "
positions enjoyed hN uug naval OH
eufs. iYp aaid nmahr u pnsalhlo fw
lupW ~ render NFeat spttivu "a The
uansp ~ missions, " lhvN koua them
splVpa lnlwmpA ~ The real slaie ~
thtlsliNn missions - they uhsetso
them,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25

Arrnullng % custom ~ years, there
viii bc a union Thanksgiving sers Ice
On noNt Thursday. November =.
rhanksgix bay. IN the First 81.
E. church ~ II q. ~. The churches
thar viii unite IN this service are the
Presbyterian, college Avenue Baptist.
MARYLAND Avenue NJ. 4. and First n.
~ Tho sermon will be preached by
tho Rev. George ". Miller. u. D..
pastor of the First N. y. Church. Dr.
Miller IL an able soFmonixeF aud .
rood discourse may be expected.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25

TIE fwaIN~ 8nA fffsulfA were arrested
aHl tfle4 heinfe tqHlfe naNla4
NaNeu taffan. fat drunk aud disor.
EFFIN fnninft. waa arrested ~ lnlool
fseats - Saturday aHd lned a. aid
aaste nmnuntlna a. tssa. which he
naI4 aH1 was alarhafntd
Mannei Auhnsnn Hnd Fhllip kitht.
eafefeI ntff affaeleI ~ omertn
a1n8ss aHa FfaAium. charged with
ss4f ffV flndnfi ~ lhe streets.
4NNe weHn Aash nnei a. and rnAla
asaeHnfIna le A. sa which tfey raid
Mn4 mefe alss hA4ae4.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25


A 81, Nnneis ,hutuh IA shu alipmoon
lllahup iiuuls lald ~ AnnlluAn mis-
nluhs iu thinN, I, p,, ~ lhe ,hniph VI
England api lht Protestant Episcopal
thuFph nl Amefiyas tlp Told "a tho
uAlufal division ~ thina lNlu thleo
urpal mains. walppA hy lhreu avat
Ei,eis. divided hN two mountain
ganaUs Fhuap hu said, are nUg unlike
uul nWn dlN lsiuna ~ the AllAntlp and
Pacific alupos and tllp Mississippi
NailcN, unlN hping Hast and NVsl
instead ~ NOllh Hhd south,
~ aaFvempM hplNNpn Mpmhpta ~
ihe Anglican Communion, tho Nnulinh
Ihufoh works ~ lho Northern and
southern plains and lo the extreme
West ana ihy American church
works ln tentfal thlAa, IA lhe ecal
NNilpN ~ tho NANaslo klAna klNeh
a has twN dioetsts thypo, shan
ehai ana llAnkNNt nlnhop Roots n
~ llAnkNN, a pltN siN hnndwd
miles ~ this nWat ilNoh Mhvv u y
eiiii naN lnahlp fnl ovcAn slealnofs,
10 tnld ul the wNlk " MIS- dioccAp
which has a lNlNef Population than
thp lnitNd NtAles, he said lhv vhlel
Nufk is new uAlnina a native minis'
Wys
rb, n,shee spok, of The ability ~
lhp thinpao iNlrllvctuAllN, "a thcil
moral roNse and cnnseelAtioN, ~ saNs
lhe iAd in thisn lvdAN A a. learn
l.nelish. luF ID r. osteemta ihV Ian,
nuaer ~ tho new lvafnine all VhlnA
IN ambitious ~, fhis a thv mission.
as = opportunity, foY an pramugion
lN thna't civil see, icc lelAN, ln the
hAnkinn, FAslrAd, mercantile and
business World IL dependent unon \
know ledge ~ ltnpllNh and acauAlnt.
AuVr with thu Nei,fn ~ NoVNllrd New
i.eamlnp YET nolw ilhxgAndlNu The
hfiiiiAnt worldly opportunities open
20 ihe graduates ~ The thnNVh
seAuula the teAl Arp giving themselves
a. lnU ministry fur their own people.
This ronseotAtion AuA eoAl toF tht
htfAlc. The nishop attributes - pa.
ltlailhlN a. Well ~ ~ niptN, tof ths
chinese hrllokt that tnlN Western
oiN lllgAtlnn will save thlna among
The lamll, ~ nations.
Al the eiaeo ~ bis addrea "a,
nishun sllgn.a the congregation With
that hu told them IT church unity
What ~ have hcen striving tof horo,
lhe missionaries are accomplishing,
lle said she conferences ~ Tie "a.
FlunA denominations - thtlNtian mis-
slenafles Arc wonderful IA their spirit
~ tnlpfanee aud sympathy and coop.
ration. while The principles, a. held
hy zach denomination, are safeguard
~,
A u'rlosk nlshop Nuots addtssSed
naaemepilnN ~ students at ~,
Johns yollOeu, undpf The auspices ~
the vnlleuc v. NJ - a. To lheAs
ynnnr men he made plea fof thl.
npso men - hfnlhoFe. liu nrRvd them
not 81 encourage race prejudice, hul
30 avoid IL, A. no told ~ china
ancient civilization and present sea
Tor unf Western civilization AMI u
chinese Integrity ho held The vlosc
attention ~ this large AMI representa-
tive student body.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25

MI. aud Mrs. n, kointck announce
lhe engagement o. their daughter. Miss
Mulllo Noinich, - Mf, Il, y. WefntE,
: prominent voune merchant ~ hguns.
wick. Nh, ~ dAie fnf The wedding
has heen so. but u VIII probably
takn1pleee ~ shr early spring,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-25

The morning paper report that near
IS = foot of SNOW fell a. Frostburg
Saturday night and yesterday morn !.
inc. Ii broke down the wires. nn1
communication with all points ~ tel
ophone and telegraph - cut on.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-01

Bulletin.
BUSINESS CENrERs oE THE EAST.

While Washington looms large in the political affairs of
the Nation is in the cities of Baltimore Philadelphia New
York. and Boston that the business life of the East cenes
Ii is there the great days work is done trade commerce.
in manufacturing in finance which keeps amovng the wheels
Of the Nations industrial progress.
To Baltimore schedule of thirty hree trains every week
day via the Pennsylvania Railroad provides convenient serv
ice at frequent intervals
To Philadelphia nineteen weekday trains provide high
grade service at timely hours Pullman parlo sleeping cars
are attached to all trains but two dining cars are run on
seven trains and buffet service furnished by parlor cars
To New York eighteen through trains are run every
weekday with paor sleeping cars dining cars serve meals
on seven trains and buffet service provided in all parlor cars
except when dining attached This service includes
the famous Congressional Limited"
TO Boston the Colonial Express" by day. and the Fed
eraI Express by night both through trains link the National
Capital with the Metropolis of New England.
liberal Sunday schedule is also maintained
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-01
ENGINEER KILLED
IN B. & 0. WRECK
Train Ditched and 81 Pas
sengers Are Seriously
Injured.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, March l.
Baltimore and Ohio train No. IA. west
bound, running eighteen minutes late
and forty miles an hour. was wrecked
last. night near Indian Creek, seven miles
east of here. The entire train, consisting
of a combination smoking and baggage
car. two day coaches, and the private car
of Robert ]. Finley, superintendent of the
Pittsburg division of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad left the rails and, after
running for 2t0 feet along the ties, was
thrown into g. ditch at the foot Of the
mountains. where the wreckage was
completely burned.
The engineer was killed, the fireman
fatally injured. and the baggagemaster,
express messenger, conductor ana thlr-
tv-seven passengers injured seriously.
Wylie Irwin, Pittsburg. Pa, the engl-
neer, was caught under the wrecked
engine and burned TO death before the
eyes Of the passengers, Who were pow
erless to liberate him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-01
ROLLER SKATING NOW
UNDER A. A. u. CONTROL

President James Z. Sullivan yesterday
appointed in New York the COMMITTEES
to supervise roller skating and called
especial attention to the fact that roller
skaters were competing in rugby polo
games and other forms of roller sports
without registration. John J. Dixon,
chairman of the registration commit
tee of the Amateur Athletic Union. viii
suspend or disqualify skaters who fail
to comply with the regulations Of the
Amateur Athletic Union in respect 20
non-registration. even in competing with
unregistered skaters.
The supervising committee Is COM
posed of +. W. Ruben. St Georges
Athletic Club. chairman: J. r Mahoney.
New York Athletic Club; Walter J. Till
man. Mohawk Athletic Club; Lee +.
Hammer. Public Schools Athletic Lea
que; Thomas ]. Hughes. Mott Haven
Athletic Club; Thomas J. Newin. St
Bartholomew Athletic Club: n J.
Flynn, Star Athletic Club. and Edward
G. Carter Sheepshead Bay Athletic
Club.
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FAMINE RELIEF
FOR TWO NATIONS
No Alienation in China,
Appeal for Russian
Sufferers.

Consul General Rodgers. at Shanghai.
wired the State Department today that
he had drawn upon the Red Cross for
$50 coo under the departments instr &c
lions. for use IN famine relief work.
Mr.. Rodgers recommended Hour ship
ments from the United States hereafter
instead OF sending money 10 China for
the purchase OF supplies there He
stated that the food supply In the
Chinese market centers Is running short
ana prices are advancing. There is no
Improvement in famine conditions.
The committee OF bankers and other
prominent men in New York, who have
organized for the relief Of Russian
famine sufferers. have informed the
State Department that they viii issue
a general appeal for funds and forward
money 10 Russia through the Red Cross.
The committee includes ]. PierpOnt
Morgan and Jacob H Schiff.
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Lady Essex Chief of Staff to Richmond Woman
In Her Extensive Campaign Planned
For the London Season.

LONDON, March Mrs A c. Glas-
gov, OF New York. and Richmond, Va,
has extensive plans for the coming sea-
son. London society hear much OF
the new American hostess and her cam
paign. Mr. and Mrs. Glasgow have TAX
en- Lord NorthcliTc's fine house in
Berkeley square, aad are having it law
ishly decorated for a series Of splendid
entertainments to be given there during
May. and June
Meanwhile, the Glasgows viii spend
the early spring at Biarritz. where they
VIII take villa. Mrs. Glasgow may
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Olivia. Countess OF Cairns, widow OF
the second earl.
Lady Dorothy is a descendant OF
Horace WalpCle. the eighteenth century
wit, and displays much cleverness and
originality In her frequent contributions
to the magazines. Lady oxford, who Is
very popular. viii entertain "A good deal
for her daughter during the season.
Swimming and chess are the accom-
plishments Of Lady Rosemary Cairns.
She has played chess with skill since
she was seven and often beats veteran
players. At the fashionable Bath Club
she gives displays Of trick swimming
and diving that are quite wonderful.
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even succeed in entertaining King Ed
ward during her stay in Barritz, for his
majesty is fond Of meeting pretty and
amusing American women.
Mrs Glasgow's sponsors in English
society viii be the Countess OF Essex
formerly Miss Adela Grant. OF New
York; and Mrs. Harold Barring. another
American woman.
Two notable debutantes who will
come out " in the approaching LONDON
season are Lady Dorothy WalpOle
daughter Of the Countess Of oxford (who
was Louise Corbin. OF New York; and
Lady Rosemary Cairns, the daughter OF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-01
ROSE PASTOR STOKES
WILL LECTURE SUNDAY

A lecture or THE ReasonabIeness Of
Socialism will be given at o'clock on
Sunday evening In Masonic Temple by
J. G Phelps Stokes and Rose Pastor
Stokes, Of New York
Before her marriage TO the young mil
lionaire Mrs. Stokes was a cigarmaker
and later reporter on a Jewish news
paper Mr.. Stokes is a graduate OF Yale
and Columbia Universities.
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CALCIUM CARBIDE SHIPMENT
PERMITTED ON ALL BOATS

Secretary Straus Of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor has Tecinded
Treasury order No. 1857, OF June Is,
1898, prohibiting the shipment of cal
cium carbide on passenger vessels. In
der the regulation promulgated by Sec
rotary Straus the compound, which is
used in the manufacture Of acetylene
gas. can be transported in passenger
vessels when contained in steel air
tight tanks for large quantities and in
sealed tin cans for ten pounds or less.
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BIG DROP IN TRADING
ON NEW YORK EXCHANG E

NEW YORK, March 1.-The following
gives the total amount Of stocks. state
and railroad bonds dealt in on the New
York Stock Exchange for the month of
FEBRUARY as compared with last year:
1917 1906 Changes
Stocks. l6,395,74 21,52S,941 Dec. 5.133, 1877
Bonds go, Ol6, 100 so, 49,, 900 Dec S2Z 40 900