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The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
BURIAL OF MRS. CHANCELLOR.
Body TO Be Sent This Morning to
Wakefield. r. l.

Accompanied by Dr. William E Chan
cellor and other members Of the family
in Washington. the body Of Mrs Louise
Beeche- Chancellor who died Wednes-
day Ct typhoid fever. will leave here to-
day for Wakefield. R L where inrermeut
VIII be made tomorrow afternoon.
The body VIII leave at Il o'clock over
the Pennsylvania Railroad Burial serv-
Ice at Wakefield VIII be private and be
conducted according 10 the rites Of the
Episcopal Church
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
TALKED BACK TO JUDGE.
Negro sent TO WorkhOuSe for In
SOIence on the stand

In tes-ifying for her cousin. Dorothy
Miles in the Police Court yesterday
Cora Hawkins was sent 70 the work
house for two DAYS for contempt Of
court
Dorothy was being tried for disorderly
conduct. and Cora got on the stand 70
testify 10 her good character. Judge
Mullowny cautioned her 10 be more
explicit in her testimony. and she said
Use gwine % answer vo' as I choose
an yo' can't sen me 20 no Jail"
Judge Mullowny thereupon called the
oalln and had her taken 10 prison. 4
lew minutes later Dorothy was sent down
10 the same institution for thirty DAYS
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

samuel q. Fraser. s. and Elizabeth aIsbs.l-- a
Rev J. N O-Brien.
Marion V Rector. g. and Martha A. Ter=att. 3
both u AleXandrla C0unJy. Va Rev. J. 3 Nc
Lauchlin-
Robert o. Richard. =. and DoIis Fsuikner. q
Rev L,ither r Warir-
Irving T. Anderson. q. and Ss;tie W Pollard. q
both cf Richmond. Va Rev u. L. lynn
Albert s Frerch. - and Belle 8 PAM "a
Rev. J. 3. Clayton
COLOREn-
John A. Lacy 81. ard Martha P Doles 2
Rev James J. O C0uu0r-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
watch for a oi5y-Rapdle Highlands.
Dedication Posfnnned

Owing 10 the absence Of Commissioner
Mcfarland and chief Belt from the city.
the celebration Of the dedication % tie
new chemical engine house. al Lang5ou
D G. has been postponed until Sep
tenber 70 on that date the Norra--
eastern Suburban Citizens Association
VIII hold exercises appropriate TO the oc-
cssicn- Those who viii have charge OF
the affair are r. y Higdon. s. G. Mason.
G. " Robinson. L II. Patterson. J. z
Goodkey. E. A. n Lawson. D. J. Rob
erts. Wilton Harvey, John L Knopp.
and G. ". Lore.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
INCREASES THE ESTIMATES.
DR.. TfndaH says s3.4OO More Money
Is Needed

Dr. William TindaH. secretary Of the
Board Of District Commissioners. in his
estimates for the executive Offices for
the next fiscal year. asks for an Increase
Of SS.4te over the amount appropriated
Ior the same purpose this year.
The total amount is $500 which in
cludes the salaries Of the three Commis-
sloners. their secretaries. clerks. and
otner Office assistance Two thousand
dollars are asked with which 70 prepare
an INDEX OF the laws passed by Congress
relative 70 the District. and also TO con
soHdate former orders and opinions Of
the corporation counsel
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Harvey " johnson sSls Sherman ave. Nv. &
years
Charles z. Ball. Br0okiand. n c. > Years.
Adal1ne Johnson. . Alvr-le 81 S. Q months
William A. Togrey. 51li -lth 81. NV. s. Years
Nary-A.-f1iTen. E1erCency Hospital s. wears
Ne.ie A HAYDEN. Providence Hospital. es years.
William Lloyd Washington Asy. Hozp s. ves-r
COLORED.
Beu1amln Johnson. 81 L S. Sc 8 years
Thomas Butler Gov Hosp f-r Insane g ves--
Claud H. HYATT. Potunac River. drowned from
Aqueduct >l3ridge. 3 wears
Herr Wheeler. Washington Asy- Hosp g Years
TasWen Outlaw. Hone tor Aged and Infr-l. s.
wears.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
BREAD MAN ARRESTED.
Arthur Bell, Driver. Charged with
En- bcEEIemenr

Arthur Bel. twenty-eight years old.
driver Of bread wagon. was arrested
yesterday evening by Central Office De
tectives Cox and Berman on 4 charge Of
embezzling between SO and $40 from
John g. Berg. who runs a bakery Ar 97r5
L street northwest
Berg claims Bell collected monthly ac-
counts and failed 10 turn the money in TO
his employer At the end OF the month. he
claims. Bel said the creditors had put
him Of for a month.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

CharacJerizing the Georgetown and
Rockville trolley line as THE worst. most
iil-maHaged. and dirtiest road she has
ever been compelled TO patroaize. and
scoring the company for furnishing cars
with old moth-eaten velvet seats a
woman living on Cathedral Heights yes
teTday sent 10 the electric railway COM
mission the most scathing complaint as
/ yet received by that body The writer is
prominent IN social circles. The commits
sion has discontinued giving names of
/ complainants
I The Cathedral Heights complainant de-
clares that her friends VIII not visit her
because OF the service afforded by the
car company She says that on one Occa-
sion huge negress Iurched against her.
knocked her 10 the back platform Of the
car. and almost broke her wrist The
writer urges speedy reforms.
The letter Of complaint follows
No straps TO Hang On.
The conditions existing on the suburb
an line between Georgetown and Rock
vile and intermediate points. is almost
uncomfortable
Please imagine the discomfort. 10 say
nothing Of the insarita-iness. OF old moth
eaten velvet seats on cars. when the rher-
mometer stands as high as gS and 90 de-
srees. L was my experience 10 have 20
sit on one when such conditions existed.
few days ago
Imagine the uncIeanliness OF the pe--
sonuel-nesroes, living in TeuuaIvtowu.
and the coutaEion necessarily arising
from their use OF said velvet cushions.
Again. the cars almost invariably have no
straps by which 10 keep ones equilibrium.
and as the condition Of the cars mor1inz
and evening is that there are. not enough
seats. IL is a menace 10 broken limbs. I
myself had my wrist almost broken BY
the lurching OF a huge negress against
me. when I was striving 70 hold on 10 the
handle OF the door OF a car TO be able 70
stand, even She had nothing 10 hold on
20. and I was literally hurled out on the /
back platform by the impact
This is a suburb Of growing iupor- ]
taDce. a beautiful location. and real es- Z
tate men declare the car service IS re- I
sponslble fo- its slow growth. Nv friends /
simply decline 20 vIsir me by means OF .
these cars
No Regular Schedule
-.---a NH--l call attention 20 The Z
fact there is no fixed schedule adhered
TO- We residents can swear 20 that
Two cars razs within three minutes OF
each other frequently. and then intervals
'f half an hour elapse before another
,ar comes The excuse is always becs-ss
1I some breakdown. The fact IS they 20
when they please We have seen motor
men smoking al the District line. and
starting back with their cars when they
finished smoking. although they were be-
Find time
have lived or Cathedral Heights i've
years The car line Is the worst. most
I-ranaged. dirtiest. out-of-ts-e line Z
lave ever had 20 patronlzz-
Please urge speedy reforms
r CLIFFORD Eddy. the ac-obatf- sr~sr-
hanging secretary OF the commission.
yesterday received from the Cau.raI .r-a--
ion Company complete schedule OF all n J
he cars operated on thac corporations
ines The commission now has The
cledule Of every car operated owe. rre
roley tracks IL Washington. the Wash 4 /
ngt0n Railway and Electric Counarv Z
aFi1g sent in its time tables several Q
lays ago
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Ten pretty girls. five Of whom claim
to have Indian blood. arrived in Wash
r.ston yesterday morning from New
York. They come from Oklahoma where
they were selected by q popular voting
contest conducted by the State Tribune.
Gov Hasl1el's paper as boomers for
their native State. The girls SAYS Okla
hon9a needs men and money They. leave
Washington to-day for St Louis.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
EXCURSIONS.

That Glen Echo is making good" as
9 premier amusement PARK is declared % b evi
de-ceo b. the daily and nightly increasing attend
alee The roory observation cars Of the Washington
tailway and Electric Company. whi-h skirt the
zlnks q the Potomac River as far as Glen Echo
LarE. afford q delghtfgl recreation IN thensaIrcs.
AZ ne END o1 tle rC1re-tfl5-- Echo Park-the al
fractions are nlltit-dInoos They are So many and
ya-led that the TTourictor q Glen Echa. NIr L D
etaS- las vet 10 have single complaint REGISTERED
against ne attractions offered OF the deporruenr Of
patrunS
Glen Echo PARK Is one q the notable eyam,lss
q now successful PARK may b. without res0--fu-
U me sale q liquor or the ocrinr q Prize raet-
ss=s m orier 20 attract patronaEe Glen Echo Pzrk
mas non rs inception been REGARDED a. ore q he
earlen spots Il sm,rica- fts clientele Is n1nerr-s
ana staple, and the family element pr-lornin4-es
Seldom has an excursion out OF Wash
lnsJon net With SFch popular favor as thar 10 An
naTcus last sunday over the electric H1e IN view
q ne way n which 1t met popular arrroraI The
"ssningfon- BalrlnoTe and Annapolis Electric RaiI
way Company has decided to 7-ln the excursion aaD
next Sunday.
The tram leaves White House station. Fifteenth
s7d d streets northeast az 70 O'Clock in the morn
ins reaching Annapolis az 30 The visitor then
mas until 80 IN the afteunon 20 take IN rhe ssrh-s
r hstoT1c Annapolis and view the interesting build
inss aad groulds q the United States Naval Aead-
emy-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
NAVY YARD CONCERT.
NEW INSECT DISCOVERED
They Attack the Leaves of the Can
ftaI Trees.

A new enemy To- the trees and other
foliage Of The city has been discovered
IN the shape OF a new variety OF eater
pillar Superintendent Truman LanHam
IN charge of the parking or the 07s-
r.ct- IS the Columbus" ia this respect.
These insects are about one inch long
and are black. red, and green. They
cling 10 the trees IN clusters. and al
though they DO NOT affect the bsrk they
are disastrous % the leaves.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
NIcNULTY,s CIGAR srnnE

455o IAN ST. is now a branch Office of. The
Washington Herald fer the reception of
want acs- Prompt service. careful at
tentiOn. One cent a word dsiiv anS So
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
81 - to p.1.,-o

s1-2S to Baitimo-~ -=G return
Every day VIA The Electric Line" Tvvf-
light excursions, 81 round trip. D m re-
turning Up 90 midnight Saturday and
sunday excepted See tir,e schedule
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
- YorI. Avenue l. nne -.

According 20 an order issued by the
commissioners yesterday. New York
avenue viii hereafter be considered as
one street between Ninth and Fifteenth
streets northwest Mai. Sylvester has
been authorized TO place extra details Of
policemen along the thOrouEhfare until
drivers are accustomed to the new reru-
lations, which provide that vehicles go
ing west must use the north side Of the
avenue, and those travelling east must
use the south side.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
WIND PREVENTS SAIL
Capt. Baldwin Did Not Go
Into Air Yesterday.
WILL MAKE A FLIGHT TODAY

Board OF Test Purchases the Aero
naut's Two SPherieaIs at a Cost of
S''@'o' After suitable, Rip Cords
Are Attached-Beachey Visits His
Old Master at Fort Myer Grounds.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
Harvey's Restaurant.
Clean.

Clean. Cool, and Comfortable.
Live lobster aud other sea food Midday
lunch E-30 10
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
NO STRAPS TO GRIP
NOman'S Complaint Against
Service Most Acrid.
'DIRTIEST LINE IN THE CITY

Writer, Whose Name Is Withheld,
Declares TO the Railway Commits
sion tHat Her Friends Have For
saken Her on Account of Condi-
tions on the Rockville Bran IN.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
Fnu- Rnurr, snu

On cool Chesapeake Bay four davs \
week 81 round trip See ticket AGENT
The Electric Line" 18th ana N Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Sl&5 to Annapolis and Return
"a Inc E.iectTlc Line Visit the L 8
Naval Academy See tine schedule fo-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21

Ladies' RubteF Bathing Caps, soc.
Indispensable for seashore vacationists
Lindsay's Rubber Store. $50 T St NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
Guides Flowers. Rest AIu.

Inc funeral designs as well as the Gu
Mowers are fresh and lasting. ia F.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
LOCAL MEE7ION

Shaffer Creates Floral Designs
That are tastefuIly artistic 14th q Eve
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
DEATH RECORD.

Saltwater Bathing at CheSapeake
Beach. Delightful place to spend the 6ay-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
Indian Girls in City.

spend To-day at Chesapeake Reach.
Fine saltwater bathing.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-21
officiaI Weather Report-FaIr.

Save money TODAY, for the bar
gains OF to-day may be gone to-
morrow
Our Great Remodeling Sale
Gives You the Finest Suits at
Half Price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
Fire IN Three Story RoDRIng House
IL Kansas CIIy Fatal Affair. !.
NATURAL GAS CAUSED EXPLOSION
One Woman Met Her Death While
Trying to Save the Lives Of Others
She Stumbled and Fell Headlono
Into seethlns Mass of Flames.
(By AssocIated Prese. J

KANSAS CITY. MO, Feb. l-Flva
persons We're burned TO death and
five others were injured In a fire in
three story rooniing house at lllG
Wyandote street, near the business
section this morning.
The fire started from an explosion
OF natural gas in the basement. The
ilames and dense smoke spread quick
ly throughout the building and before
an alarm could be given, all means
of escape by the ordinary exits had
bsen shut &C. Four Of the five per-
sons who lost their lives. were asleep
on the third floor and all were burn
ed 10 death in their rooms. Before
the firemcn arrived the building was
a mass of flnnies and the rooms OF
tee upper floors could not be entered
The injured slept on the lower
floors and in the blsemen,. Most of
these escaped without aid. fighting
their way through tbs Gapsas ana
smoke.
The firemen We're able 10 rescne
others from the burning building.
Mrs. Jennie Bart lost her life in
tying to arouse the inmates. The
dense smoke pouring up the stairway
soon filled the Railways and entered
the rooms. Mrs. Ba't's room. on
the lhird floor. was close to the land
ing AMI she was aroused and hurried
down The tallway on that floor and
attempted to wake the sleeping room.
ers. The smokc,s ocn drove he. 20
A H.,
give an alarm.
The smoke aud flames soon COM
PEELED her 10 seek her escape by the
stairway. Al the top of The second
floor landing she stumbled and fall
ing headlcng down the stairway.
landrd in he thickcst of the flames.
Al toe be tcln her charrsi body was
h'er fcnri By the ilremen.
The bodies Of the fou- other vic
tins were found in their beds. The
building was an old one and was
not equipped with fire escapes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
FEARS ENTERTAINED FOR
SAFETY OF BLUEFlELDS
Steamer Of That Name Is Now Eioht
Days overdue-Bound for Bal,i.
more.
(By Assoclnien prnss1

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Feb. l.
More than eight days overdue, the
steamship Bluehelds, from Jackson
vile. for this city. has not yet arrived
and Tears are entertained for the safe
ty of tbs vessel. The Blleficlds sail
ed from Jacksonville ON January q
under command OF Captain Higgins
ana should have reached Philadelphi;,
three days later
The vessel carried a crew OF Is men.
Captain Higgins home is in Collins
wood, y. j.. while the other officers
ard two Of the crew are residents OF
Baltimore.
Since Monday last. at the request
ci the Philadelphia Maritime Ex-
change. the revenue cutters Seminole
and the Onandaga, have been keeping
Il sharp lockout along the coast for the
overdue vessel.
The Blueileld is owned by the New
York Il baltimore Transportation
Company, and Tor more than a year
mas been running under charter be-
tween this port and Jacksonville for
the Southern Steamship Company.
The Blneiields was built in 1865 ut
Greenock, Scotland and was originally
known as the William Noulmal. The
vessel is 2OS feet long and has Il gross
tonnage of 736 tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
AMERICAN GOLD SENT
TO HUNGARY TO SPEND
Fifty Million Dollars Forwarded to
Hungary Tor Count and Count
ess Szecnenyi.
By Associated Press

BUDAPEST, Feb. IA credit OF
s5.o0o.000 has been received from
New York by the Hungarian Discount
and Exchange Bank for the account
Of the Count ana Countess Szechenyi.
The marriage contract. sisned before
the wedding on January 9th, in New
York. provided that the individual
fortunes of Count Szechenyi and his
lTide would be shared mutually. and
that upon the death OF either husband
or wife the estate of the deceased
would go to the survivor.
1t Is understood that the $4,000. 900
came ont OF the brides fortune, and
was forwarded 10 Budapest, to pro-
vide ample funds for the young cor-
pie on their arrival here. which is
expected TO occur within the next
fortnight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
FOUR BLACKS IN STATE
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
Were From Fourth District and Were
Admitted as oeleoa,cs--convcn.
ton to be IN Lynchburg.
lsneclnl To NM DnIly rrcss.l


RICHMOND. VA. Eel. THE RE-
publican state committee, In session
this afternoon, selected April Slh. as
the time and LynchlNrg rs the place
for holding the state convention. The
basis OF representation Will be one
delegate Tor every 80 voters and
fraction OVER twenty-five n, the las.
Presidential elscticn.
There was no resolution locking to
the endorsement OF any candidate for
the position.
Three colored delegates. all from
the Fourth district. were seated In
The meeting.
II was decided In place candidates
In the field for Conversational honors
in every district In the state. Alyah
IL. Martin OF Norfolk. was endorsed
for the national convention to sue
coed George Il. Bowden.
The committee endorsed the course
OF Congressman Slemp as state chair
man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
GIVEN CORDIAL GREETING BY CHILE
Officials and warship on Hand TO Wei
come Admiral Evans and His Fleet
to the magellan s,rait-rhe Ad-
mIral Has Practically Recovered
F.om His Attack OF Rheumatism.
(By Associated Press)

PuNTA ARENAS, STRAIT OF
MAGELLAN, Feb. The American
ha;ileship neet steamed into Punt,
Arenas harbor today and anne 10 nn-
chor at 1880 u. III. The American
ships were sighted at n. III. steam
ihs IN double column. They. came up
slowly from Possession bay. where
they had anhorcd tinc night before
and al l2:35 were abreast OF the
port.
While yet some distance away. n
salute to the port doomed out from
'iie Connectlcut and the Chacahuco
replied.
The British cruiser Sapho also sal
nIed the Connecticut, which Responded
IN kind and as the Connecticut mass
cd, tbc Chilinn cruiser samtad the
American flag ana the Connecticut
sain,ed the Gillian flag.
belore he arrival of the fleet !,
wireless message from the .chacoa-
bnco was gent to Admiral Evans by
Admiral simpson, extending II hearty
welcome from the Chilinn navy 10
the American navy.
ADMIRAL Evans at once responded
vita many thanks.
The run from Rio Janeiro. from
whenc the start was made on Jauu-
airy -, was made with favorable
welther aud without accident.
Inc heei was met AT the entrance
OIL broad Sound by the CAilisn cruis-
e" Charoabuco and The British cruis-
or sapho Arriving in port shortly
aftfr noon the CHILEAN vice minister
OF marine. and John Hicks. American
minister at Santiago de Chill. came
aboard the Connecticut and greeted
Admiral Evans. who has practically
recove'ed from his attack Of rheu-
matism and is actively directing the
movements of the fleet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
ROOSEVELT APPROVES
PRIESTS CEuBACY WAR
The President Endorses the State
ment: "False 70 God, Country
and Self"
[By AssocIated Pressl

RENO. NEW. Feb. President
Roossyelt's approval of the sermon
delivered in tie Catholic church nere
Sunday. Jan. 10, has been received
by the author Of the opinions, Father
HUFFMAN. Roosevelt endorses the
priests's views on race suicide. and
the assertions that "celibacy is false
to God, false 10 country and false TO
self" are essentially upheld.
The president appiauded the state
ment that race suicide" "afiinities'
ana other outgrowths of modern mar
riages and divorces deserve more than
condemnation from the clergy The
priests utterances created a sensation
at the time because lie said he de-
sired no unmarried woman to remain
in his church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
JURY FREED TFlAW, BUT
HE'S in INSANE ASYLUM

men' ID a representative of the Asso-
Glazed Press:
Il am na fecty sane now. but |
AIN going 10 Mattewan on the advice
of my counsel, who thought it nm
wise to sue for writ OF habeas cor
PTS ~ his time. Counsel will pro-
coed in the matter OF my release just
a. soon as they can get together the
proofs tina. am at preso mt sane. |
am confident that my stay ut Nate
wan VIII be for q short period of
time only"
Thaw Was Stubborn.
1liaw WAS accompanied from the
Tombs to the Grand Central Station
by his wife and Josiah Thaw. his
h other.
Attorneys A. Russell Peabody and
Daniel OResly went with him 10
Mattewan.
Mr.. Lit'leton is undt rstood To have
talked very plainly to Thaw while
inc subjec: of suing out writ Of
ilahcas corpus was under discussion.
NJ. I.i'tieton informed 1'haw. it was
'N-''N''' '''.NN 'ii'it 10 SuSu IL tnlnE rs
public sentiment in New York city"
"nut I shall not 80 TO Mattewan."
Thaw is reported to have repeated
many times.
You will have 10 so" replied Nj.
Iittloion.
Daniel oIecilly Joined in his de-
cision.
Both the mother and Mrs. Evelyn
rhaw Will visit Mattewan an Monday.
all visitors being barred from the in
stihtion on Sunday
Daniel OReilly announced Tonight
that when 4 writ OF habcas orpus Is
sued In Ttaws bshalf. II such action
shall be decided upon in the near
futnra-the application probably will
be made at poushkeepsie, \. Y. the
county seat OF Duchess county, in
which Matteman is located.
Thaw was cneered BY Il crowd OF
several hundred persons as he WAS
whirled away from the Tombs in his
wife's automobile. II he heard he
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
PRESIDENT RIPLEY CALLS
ROOSEVELT A fiBBER
Says Teddy Made an Absolutely False
Statement About hIm-san,a
re Man'e Statement
(ny Aasnclaiel pregsl

SANTA BARBARA. CAL, Fob. H.
%. u. Ripley, president ~ the Atchi-
son. Topeka ~ Santa Fe Railroad
absolutely denies the charges contain
ed in the letter made public IN Presii-
dent Roosevclt's special message to
Congress Yesterday. In a state
ment he says
The statement that | was n party
to secret rate on oil in California
Is absolutely false. On the contrary,
! emphaiically declined 10 giyn It, In
this ease. as IN otheua. the pnvern-
ment has used information furnished
by discharged emplhye, making no
attempt 10 verify the charges on ask
for an explanation. lut proceeded to
make the charges pubtic In ax-pnrte
public documents. The California case
referred TO has nothing 10 do with
interstate commerce or Mith the ma
tional government Since the massage
OF the Hepburn hill--in fact, s.hcc the
rassnge Of the IIlldn's bill---this com
pany has In no case Intentionally vio-
lated the provisions % the law. My
orders To all officers have been that
the law should lse stEcuy observed.
and II there has been any ATTRACTIONS
they have bcsn technical andsuninten-
t.onal.
81 am not ona OF tnosc who have
attacked the actions ,fh.pe adninis-
tration. | lave .simpssifssfsnde.i my
self ANA ing corporation from unjust
attacks. as | believe will be amply
shown In the final adjudication OF the
courts 10 which We have appealed"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1908.

ing, 'rhe faculty, after careful con
sidora.Ion of the case OF each man
before them. decided upon this conl Sc
and informed the students that their
decision was positive and nnul.
President Barringer said that he
was determined TO abolish NIL forms
OF hazing a ahe " +, l.. and that ii
would not be tolerated. In this. he
has the operation OF the command :
ant ANA members of he faculty.
The cadets dismissed today LEFT to-
night For their homes.