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The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
ALCOHOLIC PATIENTS CRAzED.
Fire in Bellevue Hospital Creates
Panic in One Ward.

New York, Jan. 9.-Bellevue Hospital
was the scene OF a wild panic this after
noon when d fire started in room di-
reetly underneath the alcoholic ward
Forty-four patients already in a suscep-
tible mental condition became crazed
when smoke swept into the place. and
rushed aimlessly about, shrieking to be
saved They fought with nurses and doc
tors who tried to calm them, dashed fran
tically for the verandas and fire-escapes.
and tried 10 leap to the ground. The en-
tire neighborhood was turned topsy-
turvy. the cry going the rounds that the
north wing of the famous old institution
was doomed.
Heroic methods had to be taken TO get
some of the alcoholic patients TO a place
Of safety In one Of the wards at the west
end Of the institution, so that they would
he as far removed from the danger as pos
sible.
Above the alcoholic ward is a surgical
ward for women and children, in which
there were fifteen patients. On the two
floors above this are also male surgical
wards-in fact, the entire wing is devoted
10 surgical cases, and in the wing all told
there were upward Of 80 patients.
All the patients We're finally taken out
safely, and the firemen made short work
Of the IRE. The damage was trif1ing.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
WALL STREET GETS RELIGION
DR., Warren Holds Daily Service
Over Telephone for Brokers.
Occupants of Mills Building Begin
Operations with Prayer-Win
Extend to Other Ohices.

New York, Jan. 9.--"Hello. Give me
% River"
rs this % River? Yes? This is 40
Broad. Good morning, Dr. Warren. All
ready"
God morning. Let US pray"
The clock on old Trinity began strik-
ing the hour Of 10. and at the final peal
a score of men and women in the Offices
az 35 Wall street murmured a fsE%ent
Amen" and hung up the receivers. The
market was open and they were ready
for business.
Five minutes before 10 o'clock Dr.
Warren sat in his study at As West
Nincty-fourth street and Mrs Gaylord
with her force Of employees. sat in the
other once OF her suite in the Mills
Building. 50 Wall street. Her telephone
operator called % River. and a moment
later the voice Of Mr.. Warren answered.
switch connections were speedily made
with all the office phones, at each Of
which was an attentive ear. and
grouped around were those who were
not thus provided.
The operator repeated the words Of
the preacher. He read from the twelfth
chapter Of Romans, verse ., which bade
them be not fashioned according to
this world" verse II. urging diligence
and fervency IN spirit. verse Is. encour-
aging sympathy by rejoicing and weep
ing with others; verse L. which bade
them render 10 no man evil for evil.
and verse p. admonishing them mot
20 be overcome Of evil, but to over
aome evil with good
-" Then followed a few words Of exhor-
tation along the lines OF Scripture. and
brief prayer that God might direct the
affairs Of the financial district during
the day and that honesty and justice
might prevail.
The service viii be continued each
morning for the present, and as many
visitors as the Office viii accommodate
will be invited to attend II is the in
tention of Dr. Warren to extend the
service TO several other Offices with
which the telephone exchange will con-
meet him. the services being simultan-
eous.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
The PONCE NOT YET FOUND
Schooner Speaks Disabled Ship Dur
ing Heavy Sea.
Pensacola Has UncOnfirmed Report
Is Towing Overdue Boat.

New York. Jan 9-Word reached the
officials Of the New York and Porto Rico
Steamship Company, in this city, this
afternoon. that two revenue cutters
searching for the missing Ponce have re-
turned TO Norfolk, Va, for coal. without
having found any trace OF the liner. now
nine days overdue.
Almost on top of this announcement
came telegram from capt. Coverdale, of
the schooner George May, on his arrival
at Philadelphia, from Fernandna, Fla.
saying that he had seen and spoken dis
abled steamship Of the description Of the
Ponce. but he could not tell the Identity
Of the vessel
The unknown boat was of the general
type of the Porto Rico liners and seemed
disabled. She was sighted according to
Capt. Coverdale on January Z. about
sixty miles below the Delaware Break
water
steamer Passes Out of sight.
a heavy sea was running, and after fail
ing 10 read the steamers signals of iden-
tiication. the schooner was headed to-
ward the disabled craft The great bill
lows. however. prevented Capt Coyerdale
from reaching the steamer. and il was
soon out of sight
When the steamship Siberia, in the
West Indian service Of the Hamburg
American Line reached port to-day her
commander. Capt Gerdes, reported that
he had caught 10 glimpse of the Ponce.
Capt. Gerdes reported, however. that
about SO miles southeast Of Sandy Hook
a quantity of floating wreckage had been
passed. In the debris were numerous
pieces of woodwork such as are used
aboard ship. There were also many ever
green trees floating. While Capt. Gerdes
cannot positively say the f1Otsam passed
was from a ship, he is inclined it was.
Reported Ponce Ii in Tow.
Pensacola. Fla. Jan. "A report was
received here late tonight that the Brit
ish steamship z. o. Saltmarsh, from Liv-
erpoul 10 Pensacola. via Cuban ports, is
on her way here with the missing
steamer Ponce in tow. 1t is impossible 10
confirm the report at this hour (mid-
night.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
DIES OVER WIFE's CORPSE.
Philadelphia shoots out Brains and
Falls Across Cnsket.

Philadelphia, Jan. g-Kneeling beside
the coffin in which his dead wife lay. and
placing a revolver 20 his head, Alexander
Johnson blew out his brains to-day while
alone in the little darkened parlor of his
home, 1923 Newkirk street. His body was
discovered by his three little children
when they returned a few minutes later
with their uncle. Incbnsolable grief drove
the man insane. His wife died two DAYS
ago Johnson spent most of the hours
since his wife's death beside her coffin
The dead wOnan's funeral was to have
taken place on Friday. Only when the
undertaken came diF he leave the room.
He was alone in the parlor at noon to-
day, sitting beside the corpse.
While the neighbors and the man
three children were in the rear of the
house, they heard a revolver shot. Run
ming into the parlor, the children saw
their fathers body fall in a heap across
the casket.
On table near by he had left hastily
scribbled note, which read; we did not
want to live more than a little while
after each other. God help my children.
and bless them.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
COMMISSIONERS LEAVE BERLIN
Pennsylvania Railway Agents Learn
of German Methods

Berlin, Jan. 9.-Charles NJ. Sheaher and
his two fellow-commissioners from the
Pennsylvania Railroad left Berlin last
night, after the surprisingly short stay
Of three days. The object of the COM
mission, however, is not. as has been
stated. to study German railway condi-
tions generally. but the speciality Of steam
electric-petroleum combination cars and
the manner of investigating railway acct
dents in Germany
Through the courtesy Of the German
officials. this information was promptly
received in Berlin. Hence the shortness
Of the commissioners stay. On the whole.
they found that they had little or nothing
to learn. They speak in the highest terms
of the treatment they received on the
part OF the railroad officials in England.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
TAMMANY FOR RECOUNT BILL.
Murphy Commits Members of Organ
fzatiOn in Legislature.

Albany, Jan. 9.-In his first utterance
after his arrival here to-day, Charles
F. Murphy committed the Tammany
legislators to mayoralty recount bill.
His talk made it clear that he means
to force the fight against McCIel-
Ian to a finish. At the outset OF the
talk, which was the result OF a message
sent TO the newspapeTmen that Murphy
would see them, the leader Of Tammany
Hall was asked:
'Will the New York and Kings
County Legislators act as a unit in sup
port Of a recount bilI7"
Il don't see why they shouldn't" +"
was the calm response,
But Mr. McCarren Is said to oppose
the recount and to be friendly to the
mayor, What about that2"
Well, you viii have to ask Senator
McCarren about that"
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
COHEN VERY MUCH ALIVE.
Complainant Resents Dismissal of
CaseS-HiS Death Reported.

Shelbyville, Ind, Jan. 9-"State Us. Ad-
ler-dismissed. complainant dead; State
VS.. Miller-dismissed, complainant dead. ="
These entries on the Shelby County Grim
inal Court dockets. and newspaper Hto-
ries that told of the dismissal of the
criminal charges because of the death of
Davis Cohen. the complainant. nave
brought a letter containing a denial that
the plaintiff is dead
I am not dead" wrote Cohen, from
hospital address In indianapolis. and in
a few days. when / am able TO leave this
hospital, / will show Shelbyville that
am not dead. I want those men prose
cUted for trying TO kill me"
Several months ago a feud broke olls
between Cohen and two men. Borus Adler
and Philip Miller. Il is charged that one
evening the two set upon the old man
and thrashed him. He Immediately
caused their arrest on charges of assault.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
WEDDING DATEFIXED
Mrs. Blaine. Jr., Will Marry
Lieut.. PearSall Tuesday.
TO BE HELD IN PHILADELPHIA
Presbyterian Minister Asked 10 on
ciate to Avoid Possible Refusal by
Clergy of Episcopal Church, to
which Both Parties BelOns-WiH
Be Simple Function.
snrci,l 70 III. Washington Herald.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, Jan 9-With the ink
hardly dry on the Dakota divorce papers
that separated her from James 6. Blaine,
jr.. Mrs. Martha Hichboru Blaine, the
beautiful daughter Of Admiral Hichborn,
to-day accompanied Lieut.. Paul Stanford
-Pearsall to the marriage license bureau in
the city hall, where he applied for a
license allowing the divOrcee and himself
10 embark on the sea Of matrimony. They
viii be married here next Tuesday.
They were accompanied by John r. Val
entine. OF Bryn Mawr. who identified
Lieut., PearsaIl, and Mai. Charles l.. Nc
Cawley, formerly social aid to President
Roosevelt at the White House. In an
swerlng the set questions, Lieut.. Pearsau
gave his age as thirty-seven, and his resi-
dence the Hotel Belmont. New York City
Mrs. Blaine's age was given as thirty-one
and her address as Sioux Falls. S Oak
where she resided until December 8 last
I'm order TO obtain divorce from the son
OF the celebrated statesman.
Return 10 New York.
After the issuance of the license the
whole party stroIed TO the Bellevue-Strat-
ford. where q light luncheon was served.
Mr. Valentine stated tonight that the
three other members of the party had re
turned TO New York
The meeting with Lieut. Pearsan and
Mrs Blaine was purely accidental on my
part" said AIr. Valentine. I met them
on the street and Lieut.. PeaTsau re-
qUested me TO Identify him, which I did
willingly"
Mr.. Valentine received an invitation to
visit the Pearsalls al New York some time
after January Is, but not before.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
senator Hurnham Renominated.

Concord, y. H., Jan. 9.-The United
States Senatorial caucus tonight nomi-
mated Henry Z Burnham for a second
term in the United States Senate. The
vote is as follows; Total number cast,
273; necessary for a choice, 1877; Henry
F. Burnham. 1874; Congressman Frank
ID. Currier. 81; George b. Leighton. 22:
Henry NJ. Baker, Il: r. w. Pfllsbury, 3;
William z. Chandler. and ex-Govs.
Chester D. Jordan, and John McLane,
each.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
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The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
PERUVIAN MINERS RISE.
Attack and Dynamite Mining Conn
Pany's Tunnel, Near Lima,

Lima, Peru, Jan, 9-The employees Of
the Cerropasco Mining Company last Sat
urday attacked and dynamited the tunnel
of the company's air shaft at Mazapata
and assaulted a mining delegate. Finally,
gendaTmes stopped the attack. Reprisais
against the Americans are feared.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10

Midnight S. a. m. 8 1 a. M. 81: a. m. So:
s a. M, so; 10 "a. m. 81; p noon. q: . D. m IS:
p ni-. Il; D. H., 8; D. m %: 10 D. m p
Maximum. s. minimum p
Relative humidIty-S a. ~. 60. o. m SO: s T.
m - Rainfall. D. m. % T. m 10 Hours
Of sunshine. 0.3. Per cent Of possible sunshine 8
Temperature same date last year Maximum. 90:
minimum. Is
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE QUARTERLY CONVENTION or
the WomaEs Christian Temperance
Union Of the District will be held in
the Mount Pleasant CongTeEa tioual
Church columbia road. near Fourteenth
street northwest tomorrow. FRIDAY.
from 1875 "a. m to 4 J.. m Judge 4 r
Webbcr. OF Ohio. Mrs. Margaret DYE FL
lis, of New Jersey. and Rev. NJ Ross
FishbUTn viii deliver addresses MRS.
CLINTON SMITH. President MRS. en-
Ma :. SHELTON. SecratarN
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10

We nsk for advertisements only
on the merits of The Washington
Herald as being the best morning
RtISertisinE medium in the city of
Washington
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
HADLEY AFTER GOULD
Would Gust Missouri Pacific
and Allied Companies.
EIGHT CONCERNS BEING SUED

Relieved Former President Ramsey,
of the Wabash, Furnished Evidence
on Which Big Suit II Based-Mis-
souri, Legislature Has FOur Drastic
Measures to Reach Trust Violations.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
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The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
Tempernture. An O,ber CI,,.,

Temperatures In other cities. together with the
rainfall for the twelve hours ended at D. m yes
tcrday. follows.
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
Trolley to kensington

Via Rock Creek s;Tldges ana Parss tnJ 40 ChsYy
Chase Circle and Lake livery visitor TO washington
should these BEAUTIFUL suburbs. Cars cvery 10 nn-
utes from 18th 81 and \. I. Round Jrip tickets
sc at Fussels li2i y. y ave. nT-d
The Washington herald., 1907-01-10
SDecfnI Forecast
Local Temperatures.

Stem warnings are displayed On the Central Cali
f0um coast.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15
LOWELL NEWS

Charley Kenney has taken a position
at J. E Zartman's livery barn.
Work on the new additional school
house for Lowell. is progressing rap
idly and viii be inclosed in a few
days.
A number of our farmers are thresh-
ing theft OTIS crop. The yield is very
light. hardly worth the threshing in
some instances.
Miss Fannie Vasburg is enjoying an
extended visit with relatives at Nap
anee, Ind. She will attend family re-
union on Saturday of the present week.
While walking down town Tuesday
night, Mrs Ben Saybourn had the
misfortune to step on some obstacle in
juring her ankle in very severe man
ner.
DR.. w. c. Quincy. wife and son.
Donald. have returned from an extend
ed visit in New Hampshire and other
eastern points. They report an excel
lent time.
E. B. Aston, one of Lowelrs aged
citizens, is a great sufferer with a can
cerous growth in his face, and at this
writing it is said that he cannot sur
vive but a short while longer.
a large delegation of Lowell citizens
accompanied the fire company boys to
Valparaiso today where the firemens
tournament is to be held. The Lowell
boys expect to be winners in number
of the events.
A new band, with II. V. Weaver
director has ben organized in Lowell
This is more in the right direction and
our people should give the Organiza-
ton all the support they can for moth
ing tends to liven up a town more thar
a good band.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15
HOBART NEWS

Mrs. Urbach OF Chicago. is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
title. sr.
Mrs. Louis Niksch, who has been
quite sick for several days. is much
improved
George Huff and Miss Emily Belding
Of Chicago. are here visiting at the
home OF the latter's aunt. Mrs. B. B.
Bale.
Miss Ruth Nitchman left yesterday
morning for South Bend. Ind. to visit
a few days with the Scoffern family,
formerly of Hobart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kaska went to In
diana Harbor this afternoon to attend
the marriage of Mr.. Kaskas neice.
Miss Anna Gitske to Leroy Lucas. both
of the Harbor.
The East Chicago volunteer fire de-
partment passed through Hobart yes
terday morning on their way to Valpo-
raise to attend the flremen's tourna-
ment at that place today.
Mr. and Mrs. ". Dodge who have
been visiting here with Mr.. Dodge 3
brother, Roy, for several weeks. went
to Chesterton yesterday where they in
tend making their home. Mr.. Dodge
is employed at Gary.
Miss Laura Schuknecht, who has
been here several months helping care
/ for her sister, Mrs. Edward Fiester
left today for Pasadena. Cal. She was
accompanied by Miss Lillian Newman
who will also probably make her home
! there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15

improvement. The fence is being sur
mounted by coping of limestone which
sets it off well and contrasts nicely
with the dark heavy brick used. The
plasterers are busy on their part of
the work on the building and expect 10
be done by the latter part of the week
Nicholas Ensley. president of the
Union National Savings Bank & Loan
association of indianapolis spent yes
terday mere with Charles W. Fowler.
real estate man Of Idinana Harbor in
speeding prospective loan risks. The
association is gradually taking on more
and more loans here as the field is
being developed. Their method of loan
ing affords an opportunity for the man
Of smaller means to secure a needed
loan which he can pay off gradually in
stead of having 10 meet IL in a lump
as is the case with the usual money
lender.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15
RENSSELAER, NEWS

Miss Mary Adams Is visiting in Chi
cago for a few days.
Miss Emma Lear of Monticello is
visiting Mrs. Eva Morgan.
Miss Grace Brown of Chicago is Wis
ting her sister Mrs. DR.. English.
Recorder Lilton and his two daugh-
ters went to Wheatfeld yesterday.
Miss E. J. Sketo of East Liberty, O.,
arrived yesterday for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. kohl.
Miss Ellen Childers has returned
from Hammond, where she has been
visiting relatives for several weeks.
John Morgan and Earl Drummer and
Delos Dean have gone to Fountain
Park for the remainder of the season
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15
BLACK OAK NEWS

John Nimitz transacted business in
Chicago today.
]. A. Nickel is treating his house to
a new coat of paint
Frank KIausen of ST John, trans
acted business here yesterday.
Miss Evans of Chicago. is spending a
week with her cousin, Mrs. Fred Keck.
Mrs. Anton Buler and daughter.
Laura were visitors at Toleston yester-
day.
o. H. Seberger has returned to In
diana Harbor after two weeks vaca-
ton here.
Mr. and Mrs. Huber have returned to
Chicago after a weeks vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15
least CHICAGO NEWS

Abe Ottenheimer visited friends in
Chicago last night.
Clarence Barbour is spending a week
with friends in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Abe Goldberg of Gary visited
friends in East Chicago, yesterday.
visit with friends in Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Berquist left today for a months
Grace Clinton left yesterday to spend
her vacation with friends in Muskegon.
Mrs. A. G. Slocomb left yesterday for
a two weeks visit to her folks at
Lowell.
Miss Anna Barton of East Chicago is
visiting Miss Edith Evans at her home
in Tod avenue.
Quite a number Of local Odd Fellows
are attending the district meeting of
the order at Lowell.
George w. Lewis. accompanied by his
boys, Edgar and Allen. visited the
White City yesterday.
Mrs. Berquist entertained the ladies
of the AT Home club at a lawn party
at her home in North Magoun.
A charming dinner host Of Tuesday
was Mrs. Jane Harper of John avenue,
who entertained twenty-f five guests at
an elaborate meal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15
ST. JOHNS NEWS

Mrs. Frank Klein of Chicago, is Wis
iting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Klein.
Miss Carrie Devils returned from Chi
cago yesterday. where she was the
guest of relatives.
Jos Gerlach. Adam Gard and August
KoehIe made a business trip to Deep
River, Wednesday.
Alois Portz and Ben Klein made a
trip over the road from the sand ridge
to Hartsdale. A. Portz had a bid on
this road for a sub-contract to grade
this piece of road, which will be ma
cadamized.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15
GARY NEWS
GARY WORKING MAN DROWNED
Was an Expert Swimmer But Lost
Control of Himself and Sank.

One Of the Great Lakes Dredge and
Dock company workmen was drowned
last evening just before supper while
out taking his regular plunge after
work He was an expert swimmer.
having spent the larger portion Of his
life on the lakes as a sailor. He had
been in the habit or going out every
evening before supper for short swim
and no one gave any particular atten-
ton when he struck out last evening.
Several Of the boys who were just off
work were watching him as usual. He
had gone out a little ways and was
swimming along rather lazily when
suddenly he gave a cry and sank. ap-
parently losing all control of himself.
The body was recovered in short
while and taken to Undertaken Jones'
morgue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15

r. w. McCrea OF the Gary Construc-
tion company is just finishing his house
in the west part OF town and expects
to move in to it within the next week.
His firm has taken on a number of
undergraduates in addition to its con-
tract for the Improvement of Broad
way.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15

IL there is a store I'm this city In
which, today, customer entered ex-
cept those who ssnever read the ads"
the proprietor is probably considering
going out OF business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-08-15

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