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The Washington times., 1908-11-22
DEATH MARS AUTO
RACE IN SAVANNAH
S. p. O. Car Swerves, Kills
Mechanic, and Injuries
Driver.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov. A.-M DE
Rosa. the mechanic. was killed and
oJhn Juhasz. the driver Of the S. p. o.
ear, was seriously hurt in a serious ac-
cident here today.
Juhasz was putting his car through the
preliminary PAGES on the White Bluff
ROAD AMI was just warming up when
a bis dog got la hs path. '-auItihg in
the death, the demolition of the ma
chine, the -sprooting Of telephone pole,
and the tearing from the side Of "a house
Of a porch.
When the dog wandered into the
road. Juhasz managed 10 dodge him. but
swerved into tree This was cut I'm
two. and the ear smashed into the tele-
phone pole That. TOO. was knocked
down, and the big car tore on to the
side OF the house. which stood near
the road, ripping the porch from H.
Juhasz was thrown out and several
ribs were fractured. and he is believed
TO be injured internally. NJ. De Rosa.
the mechanic, was alive when picked up.
but died shortly after the physicians
arrived &c take charge Of him
Juhasz, while the physicians admit his
condition is serious, may recover.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
Ancient City Is Celebrating
2OOth Anniversary of Re
ceipt of Its Charter.
EXERCISES WILL
CLOSE TOMORROW
Special Services Will Be Held in
All the Churches This Morn
ing-Parade Tomorrow.

Annapolis, being one Of the lead
ing oldest inhabitant producers, and
which started out yesterday to cele-
brate the 200th anniversary of the day
ON which the late leading woman of
England, Queen Anne. deceased, gave
The Maryland village a charter, will
reach the second act Of the celebrating
business today, and Will wind up to-
morrow ia q blaze of glory
At all churches of the city this morn
ing. there will be special services, and
al 4.30 this afternoon. in ST. Anne
Church. one of the historic edihces Of
the town. there will be a municipal
Thanksgiving service. The TIE Deum,
viii bc suns, and the Rev. Dr. o. j.
Nevetl Steele. of New York. viii preach
The sermon.
It Is upon the morrow. however, that
Annapolis VIII rise and celebrate Ia
earnest for II is then that the martial
music will sound through the streets. II
is ,heu that the tramp of bOyish feet
through the streets VIII he heard.
Grand Parade Tomorrow.
Al 81 o'clock the grand parade viii
start frcm the vicinity OF the state
House Tor the Market Square The
-
Duke of Gloucester street-pronounced
GIoster-to Church Circle. then around
that 10 College avenue. 10 Prince George
street. athen 10 the Space.
All the scnCol children H. Annapolis
and Anne Arundel county will partIci-
pate as viii the Naval Academy band.
j. Writ Randall viii dedicate in the
Space a memorial fountain showing the
PHASES Of life IN Maryland.
With blare of trumpeJs and a good
many pretty girls, the great military pa
rade Will start at p. IA. In IL viii take
part the Naval Academy Band, the
Midshipmen's Brigade, United states
marines, 81. Johns College Cadets,
Maryland State militia, and the vOlun-
teer IRE companies of the city. In the
evening at s O'Clock there will be q pa
rade of fraternaI societies of Annapolis,
a grand Illumination. and some floats
That will be about all for Anne's cele-
orators this time.
Celebration Is Begun.
Things started out nicely yesterday.
Mayor Claude. of Annapolis Governor
Crothers, Of Maryland, and Dr. b. T..
Steiner, of Baltimore. made addresses
in the Hall of Delegates in the State
House. y memorial window 20 Rear
Admiral William T. Sampson, was un-
yelled IN the Naval Academy Chapel
many distinguished naval officers from
Washington and Newport attending
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
Official NewS of Riot
Reaches Department

lie hrst official news Of Iiotous dis
turbGnces in China, following the rt-
cent death Of the Emperor and Empress
Dowager. and the establishment OF the
regency. reached the State Department
toaay. Il came in cable dispatch from,
" lillian Martin, the American consul
general at Hankow. II gave no details
but the dispatch announced that there
were riots In progress on the Yaugst.
river How serious they were his cable
gram does not tel.
This dispatch reached the State De
partment just two hours later than a
clblegram, which had been sent by W.
w. ROckhiu, the American minister al
Pelkin. The minister in his MESA g
announced that in the oapitoI city
everything was quiet lie added that
neither he nor any Of his colleagues haG
heard II any disturbances through the
COuutry nom any OF their consular or
fees
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
LABOR UNIONS GIVE
PLEDGE TO GOMPERS

CHICAGO, Nov. 21--The reelection
Of Samuel Gompers president of the
American Federation OF Labor tonight
received the hearty Endorsement OF tue
Chicago labor unions
Al the meeting, where the future
policies of labor We're discussed. there
was unanlmity OF concurrence in the
belief that President Gompers' poIicv
Of intruding the labor question in pof-
lIcs Is necessary one. The an
nOuncement that President-eIect Taft
intends to recognize labor. the speak
ers declared, is move TO forestau the
effect Of labor's active participation In
the politics of the country. kilograms
Of congratulations were sent 10 Com
pers.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
MAY
AID ASPIRATIONS

WARSAW, Poland, Nov. 2.-EVarsaw
promises 10 become o-se of the great
musical ceuters Of Europe. The local
c0uservstoire is trying TO get Paderew-
ski TO accept the position Of director
and the great pianist has nearly de-
cided" 10 do so.
Then Edouard de Reszke has opened
a school OF vocal training here The
professor had TO leave London. where
for a short time he gave lessons, be-
cause the f0ggy climate injured his
health. Many Americans have already
asked to become his pupils.
Victor de Reszke. a third brother,
who. although unknown TO fame, is as
talented as EdouaUd and Jean. is di-
rector of the opera house, where the
season has opened with a brilliant per
Torrance Of The Mlestersinger-"
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
In MemOriam.

kEITHI.EY-In loving. but sad remembrance
~ ms dear boy. EDDIE, who died one wear
ago today, November %. 1907.
The depth % uy sorrow no tongue can tell
At the loss Of one ( loved so Well
And while he lies i'm peaceful sleep
Loving remembrance Of him I VIII faithful
IV keep
By Ills Loving Mother
u Charlotte T. Keithley.
KENNEDY-In sad. but loving remembrance
90 nv dearly beloved brother. Edgar A.
KENNEDY, who departed this life six
months ago today, May p 1908
in the graveyard softly sleeping.
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one I love so dearly.
In his lonely. silent grave.
You are not forgotten, Dear Ed
Nor viii you ever be-
As long as life and memory last
I viii remember thee
u by His Devoted sister, Neltie
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
Died

DEE-A special meeting OF the Washington
ssrier No rs. Fraternal Order of Eagles, Is
called faI Monday. November 3, 1908. At
$40 "a. Do. 10 attend the funeral Of Brother
Dee ina a body from the Eagles Home. BY
order WARD SAVAGE. President. j. ID.
EBlrT- secretary Il
lOLE-Depzrted this life Friday. November
3D. 1905. az $50 o'clock. al her residence. 1915
Thirty second street. MARGARET COLE.
COOLIDGE-On Friday November %. 1905 a.
10 p m-- at her residence. I0l4 Seventeenth
street northwest VIRGINIA COOLIDGE
FITZGERALD-Ou Friday. November %
1905 JOHN r. FITZGERALD. beloved son
or The late Michael ana Mary f. Fitzger-
HARRIs-DeparJed this life. Thursday. No
FeWbar TO- 1908 ar o 30 o'clock q. m. his
residence 900 Aikeu's court CHARLES
HARRIS, beloved son Of Maggie Harris
HOWARD-On Friday. November 20 1905. a.
1880 a. ma ALFRED r. HOWARD. ir
beloved son Of Alfred and Rehecca Howard.
aged seventeen years and three months.
WILLIAMSON Friday, November 20. 1905. at
Sibiey Hospital. LAURA A. WILLIAM Ms
Williams. of Montgomery county. Nd.
BiRNE-At 900 p M, Friday. November
-o, lsoA GRACE ", vile OF Joseph T.
Byrne and daughter, Of George w. and the
late Elizabeth J. MahsF
Funeral from TIE Church ~ the Sacred
Heart corner Park road and Fourteenth
street northwest, Monday morning Novern-
Der Is, at 10 o. clock. Intement private
no2l-5t
WTLSON-Ou FRIDAY November D. 1908. At
his residence, 2S30 Dumbarton avenue
FRANCIS a, beloved husband OF Virginia
w Wilson
Funeral from Foundry Church at p. m.
Monday. November 3. Friends and reIs-
lives respectfully invited. Interment at
oak Hill Cemetery. rogl-2t
BURCH-SuddenIy, on Friday. November %.
1908. JOHN T BURCH. husband Of Mary
a. Burch.
Funeral from ST Jer0me's Catholic
Church. Hyattsyille, Nd, al fo a. m Mon
day. November o. 1905 Friends are in
vited lnteTmeut private n15f-2t
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
PEERS DRAW LOTS
FOR LORDS SEAT

LONDON. Nov u.-Lord Ashtown.
who last year made himself notorious
By the affair OF the faxed bomb out
rage" at his house-and who is one of
Ireland's bad alien landlords-has got
into she house OF lords by a huke.
He and Lord Faruham were candi-
dates for the vacancy at Westminster
caused BY the death Of the Earl OF
Rosse Each candidate gained an equal
number OF votes. and the final choice
was made by drawing lots IN the house
Of lords This procedure is perfectly
constitutional
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
MEN OF MANY LANDS
HONOR CHINESE DEAD

tache AIstro-lIungarian embassy: +. de
Cartier de Marchienne. charge d'anaires
Belgian legation: Phra Ratanayapti,
charge d'anaires Siamese legation, and
Mrs. Abby G. Eaker,
Admiral Dewey, who was unable by
reason OF illness to be present in per-
son, sent a special message Of con-
dolence 10 Minister WI.
Minister WI and his entire staff. as
sisted by several Chinese students not
connected with the legation, participated
IN the solemn ceremonials. which lasted
from e 10 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
OLD NEW YORKER KILLED

NEW YORK. Nov. Thames p Van
woert, sixty years old. a member -
an old New York family. died to,fs-l ?
AT the New York Hospital from IN
Juries received this afternoon vvbar
he was run down at Fifth avepue and
Twenty street by an automobiIa
The machine bore a New Jersa,, nm,
Der, winch was noticed by an eva-vyff-
ness or the accident, who told The no
stopping.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
Diplomatic Corps Pays
A Visit of Coincidence

PEkING, Nov. u Members of the
diplomatic corps, three from each lega-
ton. were received al the palace today
TO express condolences OF their govern
ments at the deaths of the Emperor and
the DOwager Empress of China.
The ceremony was one of unusual so
lemnity Prince Ching, for the first time
since the deaths of their majestles, APP
peared officially as head of the foreign
board.
All members OF the imperial clan. with
heads OF governmental departments,
were present.
At the conclusion OF the functions IN
honor OF the dead the diplomatic repre-
sentatives paid homage TO Prince Chun,
the regent.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22

Death ECuCeS inserted IN The
WashingtDN lines will, on request,
be published IN the next issue Of
The Baltimore News or The Phila-
delphia Evening Times without
further charge.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
MISS CASSATT RETURNS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 21,-Miss Mary
Cassatt, the American portrait painter
who lives in France. was an arrival
this morning by. the French liner
Provence. Miss CassaJL. who is one Of
the few women 10 receive the French
decoration of the Legion of Honor, is
visiting this country Tor the first time
On ten wears. She declares herself
poor sailor and breads crossing the
..aLm.
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
CHURCH NOTICES

TNlTARIAN-AU Souls Church cor ian
aud J. SITS Ulysses o. r. Pierce, minister.
5-ia q Hl-s sunday school. class Tor the com
paTailNe STUDY o. religion and Unity study
.|ass. % a m. morning service. sermon b.
tAe minister. 9 80 p. m. Young Peoples Re
THURSDAY at a. ~
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
PRESIDENT MAY NOT
URGE ONE MAN RULE
Has Message Ready, But
Holds 1t Because of Gas
Trust Agitation.
llontinued from First Page.l

OF course. 10 complete its revenge
against the present Commissioners.
The situation has been embarrassing
to the President and TO Mr.. Reynolds,
The latter, having done a great deal OF
work on his report on the local govern
menJ, naturally wanted some recogni-
ton of what he had done. The Presl-
dent, being entirely committed to the
one-man government idea, did not like
to stop simply because OF the insScere
campaign Of the Gas Monopoly organ.
The upshot of the matter, so Tar as
developed to date, is that the President
has actually written a message to &C
company the Reynolds report - Con-
gress But il is not deciCad when this
message shall be sent.
Members of the House District Com
mittoe who have been fighting the bat
Tie of the people have recently expressed
the earnest hope ttat the President
may withhold his District message till
near the end of the session, I'm order
that the gas legislation may pass Rep
reseHtatives Sims of Tennessee. Nc
Gavin OF Illinois. Madden OF illinois,
Cary OF Milwaukee, and others, who
have been active in behalf Of the two
gas bills. have recently been IN com
and have been studying the
situation
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
Sims Is Or timistic.

Judge Sims believes the gas bills viii
pass the House in the opening days Of
the session. and that there is excellent
chance TO get them through the Senate
this winter, provided the President does
not project the One-man resolution as
an apple Of discord into the situation.
The best informed friends Of the gas
legislation believe now that there is a
good chance that the President recOg-
nizing the situation. will withhold his
special message ind, dnitely, and give
the gas bills chance 10 pass
The Washington times., 1908-11-22
Many Diplomats Present.

Ludwig L. at Ugglas. attache Swedish
legation; *. Matsui. counselor the Jap
anese embassy; Masanao Hanihara sec
Ond secretary Japanese embassy; An
tyrO Padre, secretary Cuban legation;
Minister l.. Nogel. the Swiss confedera-
ton; Cesar A. Berranco, chancellor
Cuba legation; Henri Martin, secretary
Swiss legation; W. A. Royaardo. coun-
seIlOr the legation or the Netherlands.
Count Won HatzfeIdt- Wildenburg, first
secretary the German embassy; Signor
Guliano Cora, attache Italian embassy;
Prince Vincent zu Windisch-Sraetz, at
The Washington times., 1908-11-22

PLUAdBISG-Ths lowest prioa for the beE5
work AZ your service. Jos. A. Herbert
Plumber. s02 Il Capitol st. Phone LIN. rs y
mylG-S tn. th-S9s
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-11
sUMMoNs.

In the Justice Court, No. 2e, Precinct of cochise, Territory of Arizona. c. Nj. McKean, Plaintiff, ys. leo doro Rodriguez. Defendant.
 Action brought in the Justice Court of No. 2S, Precinct, in and for the county of Cochise, in the Territory of Arizona
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona:
 To Teodoro Rodriguez. Defendant, greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re quired to appear in an action brought against you by the aboye-named plain tiff in the Justice Court ot No. 28 Pre- cinct, in and for the County of Go chise, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer to the complaint filed in said Justice Court, at Lowell, in said county, within five days exclusive oi the day of service, after the service upon you of this summons, if served within this precinct; but if served without this precinct, but within the county, ten days; if rTe1 out of the county. fifteen days; in all other cases, twenty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Lowell, this 18th day of October, 1907.
 R. s. GREER, Justice of the Peace of said Precinct,
 4S7
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-11
I'll REPUBLICAN SCRAP WARMING UP.

Tine republicans of Arizona are be- ginning to get very busy on the prop osition of whether the Chicago dele ggtion shall be instructed fer secre- tary Taft or whether the delegation shall go uninstructed The federal of ficial in the territory are becoming very active for administration candi- date and it is quite natural that ttey should be so because they belong to the administration Every federal or territorial appointee is whooping it up for Taft wherever he goes and it is suspicioned that many official trips into the several Arizona counties have no other purpose than to set up political pegs for the pet admin istration candidate.
 Democrats are anticipating much much fun before the spring republi can convection has adjourned; they have no special interest in the contro- versy further than to look on and applaud when a republican is carried out on a stretcher.
 So far the republican division on the deelgate proposition has put all the federal officials. territorial and national, in the Taft column; whether there are others in this column or not cannot be definitely determined as Kibbey, Alexander, Sims and oth- CT officials have been shouting so loud for Taft that it would be hard to hear others if there were any. Every one of the federal officials who have spoken publicly so far for Taft; on the other hand many of the promi- nent republicans of the territory have declared for an uninstructed del egation to Chicago.
 The republican scrap now is not so much opposition to Taft as it is op- position to a few federal officials as- suming the right to run things with out regard for the wishes of those who are not so fortunate as to hold a commission from Roosevelt.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
ORDINANCE NO. 12s.
An Ordinance Annexing Contiguous
 Territory.

Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Common Council oI the City of Bis bee, as follows:
 Section 1. That a petition has been presented to the Common Council of said City, signed by the owners of more than one-half Gin value) of the property in the territory hereinafter described, which territory is cont1gu- ous to the duly incorporated City of Bisbee, Territory of Arizona, I-s shown by the last assessment of said propertyl, and not embraced within the limits of said City of Bisbee, pc tftioniag that the Common Council extend, enlarge and increase the cor porste limits of the said City of Bis bee. so as to include tae said contigu- ous territory;
 Section 2. That the corporate linn it's of the said City of Bisbee be aai the same are hereby extended, enlt ed and increased by annexing the to, the said contiguous territory, - sribed as follows, to-wit:
 Beginning at Corner No. l, whef e Bisbee Townsite Cor. No. 4, bea-'s North 66 deg. 30 min. West, S5 70 feet, thence South 23 deg. 30 E n. West, 10000 feet to Corner No 2. thence South e6 deg. 30 min Est, 100000 feet to Corner No. 3, thence
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-11
COMPLAINT ABOUT
 NEW JAIL UNTRUE
Bowen Makes Trip To Shelter City-FindS PitIeville Jail
 In Good Shape,

Because of some complaints which were registered with the board or su- pervisors regarding the construction of the new branch county jail at Pirtleville, suburb of Douglas, and charges that the experimenting archi- tect was neglecting his duty, Super visor J. J. Bowen, accompanied by County Examiner McNeish, made a trip to the scene yesterday. As a result of his investigation be found that the charges were absolutely un- warranted.
 During the past couple of weeks notice was sent to the board Of super yisors from Douglas to the board of supervisors to the effect that in con structing the new branch county jail at Pirtleville, involving the expendi- ture of $500, Contractor Jack Sparks had deviated in important par tieulars from the plans and specifica- tions, and further that he had neg
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-11
PROPOSALS FOR BRIDGE
 MATERIAL.

Sealed proposals will be received at my office until 7:30 D. m. Thursday, February, 20, 1908, for the sale and delivery to the City Of Bisbee, Cochise County, Arizona. of the following bridge material, or any part thereof: Bridge No. 1 40 feet, 2S feet 8k inches span: 15-12 inches beams, 331z feet long, 31k pounds per foot. 140 it. 21zx21 1ziDches by 5-16 inches angle iron.
 PIP inch channels. 3S1k inches long. S4-12x12 inches by E inch iron plates.
 Bridge No. ?, 20 feet, 1sFoot span 5-19 foot beams, 31k pounds per foot.
 2-1s inch channels.
 40 it. 21kx21s inches by 5-16 inch angle iron.
 14-12x12 inches by E inch iron plates.
 Bridge No. 3, 40 feet, 1s.5 it. span 15-21 foot I beams. 311s pounds per foot
 21 inch channels.
 95 It 21kxzK inches by 5-16 inches angle iron. 84-i2x12 inches by # inch iron plates. Bridge No. f, 40 ft 16 it. 2 inches span
 14-1s9k 1t. I beams, s11k pounds per foot.
 90 it. by 2zx21s inches by 5-1s inch angle iron.
 2-191k ft- channels.
 32-12 inches by 12 inches by # inch iron plates.
 I beams to be bored every 6 inches through top fiange with E inch hole. Channels to be bored through web, Z holes every six feet. < Proposals to be in sealed envelope endorsed Proposals for Bridge Ma terial," and be accompanied by a cer- tifed check for 10 per cent of amount bid. 2 The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. c. w. HICKS,
 City Clerk.
 791
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-11

North 23 deg. 90 min. East 750.00 feet to Corner No. 4, thence North 66 deg 30 min. West 100000 feet to Cor ner No. 1, the place Of beginning, ac cording to the map thereof made by J. s. McNeish, City Engineer, Feb. 1, 1908.
 Section 3. That the territory so annexed shall be and become part of the Third Ward of said City of Bis bee, which adjoins the territory so annexed.
 Section 4. That a copy of this Or. dinance with an accurate map of the territory hereby annexed, duly cer- tified by the Mayor of said City, be filed in the office of the County Re, corder of Cochise County, being the county where the annexed territory is situated, and recorded therein. Section ,. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after it's passage and approval by the Mayor and posting and publication as required by law, and the filing an6 recording of copy thereof, and oi said map in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise County. Passed and adopted. by the Comrlo1 Council the -4th day of February 1908.
 c. L. CAvEN,
 Mayor. Attest:
 c. W HICKS, City Clerk Approved the 4th day of February
 c. L. CAVEN,
 Mayor
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-11
ARsoR DAY FOR
 FEDERAL APPoiNTEEs.

Arbor day was observed more gen orally this year throughout the terri tory than is usually the custom. 9th CTS. besides the school children, par ticipated and federal office holders took an active part for the first time, says the Tucson Star. Sims Ely, pri- vate secretary of the governor, brought over a nice assortment of po- liticaI sprouts of the Taft variety, and planted hem on Pima county soil
 United States District Attorney Alex ander left a few young instructed" plants along the San Pedro in Cochise county, while Attorney General Clark was busy sowing the seed of harmony in Yavapai county From all accounts the day was profitably spent The governors secretary departed from Tucson with happy smile on his face and well satisfied with the out look for Taft crop of delegates in Pima county, and United States At torney Alexander made the pleasing discovery in Cochise county that Nike Cassidy has declared for Taft. The activity of the lieutenants of the ter ritorial administration on Arbor day is further confirmation of the strenu- ous efforts being put forth to send the Arizona republican delegation to Chi cago hog-tied and labelled for the presidents choice in order that the same clique may continue their polit- ieal power in Arizona. It is notice able, however, that there is a dull si- fence on the part of the rank and file which bodes disaster to the plans of the handful of federal office holders who are scurrying here and there in their own interests, Why end Ari- zona's delegates instructed for any body, is a question that the capitol politicians find difficulty in answer ing without "stuttering." Arizona de