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The Washington times., 1908-03-22
NOTED CONFIDENCE MAN,
AFTER YEARS OF CRIME,
TO END LIFE IN JAIL

"Col." Daniel S. Ward. one OF the
most noted swindlers and confidence
men IN the United States. and well
known to the police OF this city, is in
prison In Boston. There can be but
one outlook for him, 10 spend the
balance Of ais days in a cell. He Is
years old, and his health
is such that he is not likely to live
many more years.
During his career, Ward has made
numerous visits to Washington, and the
police have frequently been called upon
by persons from whom the colonel
obtained money on one pretext or an
other, He was arrested here several
years ago. and six weeks 40 he sud
denly left the city after having run a
large bill at a Pennsylvania avenue
hotel
Born OF good parents, in Indianapolis
in the early tnirties, he has passed
through an experience Of crime seldom
eqUalled by any man. He has run the
gamut OF crime, from petty swindiing
al cards to conspiracy TO burn New
York city.
Arrested in New York.
He was arrested in New York sew
eral days ago, and. after a preliminary
hearing, was held for the Boston au.
thorities, where he was taken yesteT-
day. Ward went 10 New York from
Washington, and while the police OF
this city were looking FOR him for his
failure to pay his hotel bill. the Boston
authorities were teleEraPhing all owes
the country eHdeavOring to locate him
The charge against him In Boston Is
much more serious than the one here
and II IS not likely that any effort VIZ
be made 70 bring him 10 Washington
Wards early youth was passed IT
learning the intricacies Of navigation
through the ever-shifting channels Of
the Mississippi river. Not satisfied with
the excitement furnished by this occu
patton. he gave up the profession OF
pilot and wooed the uncertain smiles Of
Dame Fortune across the card table.
When the civil war broke out, ht
The Washington times., 1908-03-22
RETHODiSTS WILL MEET
IN ROANOKE WEDNESDAY.

The Baltimore Conference OF the
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
will meet at Roanoke, Va, March =.
A. w. Wilson, OF Baltimore, will pre-
side. There viii not be many changes
made, since only twenty-five members OF
the so change by limitation, and none OF
these is a presiding elder
OF the eight districts Of the con-
ference. the Washington district is tbs
largest. having about 1000 MEMBERS
and covering several counties IN Viz
GINA The Rev. z. V. Register is pre-
siding elder. and has had succtssfuI
year.
The Rev. c. D. BuIla, at Alexandria:
the Rev. o. c. Beall, at Del Ray, and
the Rev. W. II. Ballenger, az Calvary
Rave had large accessioDs during the
year St. PauTs. Of this city, has had
a noteworthy year. The Rev P. We
Jeffreys viii be removed, having COM
pleted his fourth year.
The Washington times., 1908-03-22
REAR ADMIRAL F. w. VERY
TO BE RETIRED APRIL q

Rear Admiral +. w. Very has been
detached from duty as col7mandant OF
tho naval station at Honolulu and or
oered home 70 await retirement April
3. Capt. c. p Rees, in command Of
the navy yard at Portsmouth, y, IL,
viii be relieved OF that duty on April
4. and Will go TO Honolulu TO succeed
Admiral Very.
He viii arrive there in time TO re-
Ceive the officers of the fleet on their
journey to the Far East
If It's a Reception You Want Flowers.
See Shaner5 reasonable prices, 18th < l.
The Washington times., 1908-03-22
HUGH FEGAN FUNERAL
YESTERDAY MORNING

Funeral services for Hugh Fegan were
held yesterday morning in st. Stephen
Catholic Church, Twenty-fifth street and
Pennsylvania avenue The burial was
az Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Fegan
died Wednesday in hts home, Ia Twen-
tv-nlnth street He is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Kate B. Wise Fegan. and one
son, Hugh Fegan. IT.
Mr.. Fegan was sixty-two years Old
and came 10 Washington more than
fOrty-dve years ago. He was native
Of Baltimore, and had conducted a
wholesale liquor establishment in this
city for more than thirty years Dur
ing the last ten years. however, he took
no active part IN business affairs.
The Washington times., 1908-03-22
ITALIAN ARCHITECTURE
SUBJECT OF LECTURE

Prof Percy Ash, OF George Washing
ton University, will lecture on italian
Renaissance Architecture AT the Public
Library next Tuesday evening al 8
o'clock. The lecture is one OF the series
arranged by the National Society Of the
Fine Arts. It viii be illustrated by the
stereoptiCOn.
Further 10 illustrate this lecture,
about 10 photographs and colored
prints have been Obtained from the
Library of Congress. These are being
shown in the exhlbi Ton cases on the
second floor OF the library building.
The Washington times., 1908-03-22
ESCAPE BLAZING HOTEL;
RESCUERS ARE OVERCOME

WATERBURY,. Conn. March 2l.-Fire
was discovered in the United States
Hospital, in Grand street, early today
The inmates were aroused by two
policemen just in time 10 escape suhfoea-
ton. but their rescuers were almost
overcome.
TWO hremen were found unconscious
from gas IN the rser Of the building
Three gas meters had exploded in their
faces
The Washington times., 1908-03-22
WARNED OF BOOK AGENT,
MUSICIANS HIS VICTIMS.

The Washington police have been no.
tilted TO keep a sharp watch for a bogus
book agent who has been operating sue
cessfulIy in several large Western cities.
The man represents himself as the agent
for a publishing concern. in which ca
pacity he calls upon music teachers and
gets a list OF their pupils.
In retarn for the list he agrees to de-
livsg without charge q set OF musical
Looks OF considerable value. He then
endeavors Il. collect s. or more 10 DayC
transportation charges.
The Washington times., 1908-03-22

enlisted in the Confederate army. and
saw some service, a large part Of which
was as a spy between the lines. In
the fall OF 1854 Ward, together with
Captain Kennedy, Captain Beale. and
three others, arrived ia New York for
the purpose Of burning the city. Their
plan was to fire various hotels and pub
lie buildings. and, II possible, cause a
general cOnfiagration.
This conspiracy was accredited to tie
Confederate authorities. as a retaiia-
tory measure for tbs wanton destTuc-
ton of property in Virginia. AS a mat
ter OF fact. the Confederate authorities
knew nothing OF the plan. It was sim
ply the conception Of a reckless brain.
incapable Of seeing the end Of its ma
chinatiOns
The Washington times., 1908-03-22

Baltimore and Ohio Shortest Route
to Pittsburg. Trains leave washington
every morning, noon and night, $40
a. m, D noon. $40 and $3.50 night.
The Washington times., 1908-03-22
PardOned by Lincoln.

AS a result Of this conspiracy several
hotels were fired. and Kennedy, Beale
and Ward were arrested and convicted
OF the crime. Kennedy and Beale were
hanged, but IN some manner Ward es-
capped the death penalty, and was final
~ pardoned by President Lincoln. Ward
claims that this was the last pardon
signed by Lincoln. stating that he was
assassinated by Booth the next day.
At the close Of the war Ward drifted
back TO the region OF the Mississippi
and took up the trade Of a gambler on
the boats plying between ST. Louis and
New Orleans. In the early seventies
he spent most OF lis time travelling up
and down the river on the famous
packets r. +. Lee and Natchez. He
kept up his career until railroads super
ceded steamboats,, when he turned TO
the race track.
He Immediately became A plUngeF.
Like most successful bettors. he could
not resist the temptation TO have a
string of his own. For some time
fortune smiled on him. and then sud
denly turned. leaving him almost pen
niless. Then il was that he took up
the life Of a confidence man and swim
der. From that time until today his
whole life has been spent either IN
prison or scheming TO trap the unwary
The Washington times., 1908-03-22
SIGNS ON VACANT HOUSES
WILL BE BETTER GUARDED

Numerous complaints have been MAIDS
TO the police recently by real estate
dealers relative TO the destruction CT
signs on vacant houses. Major Sylves-
ter yesterday issued orders TO the cap
tains OF the different precincts TO have
the men doing street duty pay special
attention 70 such houses. and see thar.
this class Of property is given proper
prot eCIi0n
The Washington times., 1908-03-22
WHEELER FUNERAL TODAY.

The funeral Of William Wheeler. an
old colored resident Of Georgetown,
who died Thursday al his home 261i
2 street northwest. will take place this
afternoon at ! O'Clock from Mount Zion
Church. in TWenty-ninJh street.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
CITY MARSHAL
IN DEADLY
FIGHT
Kills One Thug and Himself
is Beaten Into InSen.
SIblIly
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Toledo, Ohio, Dec. 16.--Au I'M
known man was instantly killed and
Marshal c. f. Woods OF Greenwich
seriously wounded this morning in
an encounter with five men in the
railroad Yards at that village.
Marshal Woods accoaed a man
standing near the postofficc and who
was acting in a suspicious manner.
The man said mo was waiting for a
train and the marshal escorted him
to the yards who're four men jumped
from behind car and ordered hands
up.
Tho marshal drew his revolver and
began firing, killing one assailant,
who returned the fire, and. beating
the marshal into insenSfbility, es-
capped.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
CIGARETTE IS TO Be
SCORED TONIGHT
MASS MEETING AT FIRST BAP-
TlST CHURCH-EVERYBODY
INVITED.

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mass meeting this evening at the
First Baptist church where an Anti
Cigarette Ioarue will be formed TN,
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standpoint OF those who know by OK
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
Governor Would Use atO keep the Lid DOwn" Over the State
PEOPLE RISE AGAINST CASTRO
THREE MEN WHO FIGURE IN
U. S. SECRET SERVICE CONTROVERSY

Washington, Dec. 16,-Rcprcscn-
tatiyc Perkins of New York Is chair
man of the special house committee
to consider the statement in the
presidents message concerning the
law which denies the treasury dc.
partmcnt the right 10 lend secret
service men 10 other departments 10
uncover crimes against the govern
ment. The presidents remarks
stirred some Of the members Of con-
greSs To anger, and the incident is
likely to he followed 10y some lively
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
MADDENED POPULACE
IN Wild RAMPAGE
AT CAPITAL
Seek Out Presidents Pictures From Public Places
/ And Tear Them 10 Pieces, Ruler Now in
Gamany--Nay Never Return TO
His Country
Associated Press.

| Associated Press.
Caracas, Monday, Dec, IL (va.
Willcmstad, Dec. tG)-The people
of Caracas are aroused today against
President Castro.
An inluriutcd mob, unhindered Ivy
the police, swept through the city
WreCking property Of his henchmcn
and closest friends.
The people rounded up all the
pictures Of Castro from clubs and
other scmi.public buildings and
burned them on Boulevard de Plaza.
President Castro'S rule in Ncnc-
lucla is probably ended,
Further dangerous demonstrations
are anticipated.
No official act hcpOsing Castro
from the presidency has yet been
taken but such a step is expected AT
any moment.
An enormous crowd Of inhabitants
Of the capital, swclled by people
from the outlying country, gathered
in the streets soon after day break.
The people began marching up
and down the main thoroughfares,
and il was easy TO see that their i'll
temper would soon result in vio-
lcnCc.
The police stood by and made no
attempt TO restrain the mob.
In spite OF Hollands warllkc dem
onstrations on the coast there has
been no demonstration against The
Netherlands. The fury Of the people
has been directed against President
Castro and acting President Gomez.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
HOPE TO LAND BIG
MEDICAL MEETING IN
AMARILLO
EFFORTS WILL BE MADE TO sE.
CURE THE MEDICAL ASsO-
CITATION GATHERING OF
1910.

The Potter County Medical society
at It's monthly session this week, ox-
pressed a determination to land the
annual meeting Of tho Texas state
Medical association for Amarillo in
1910.
with this determination Il largo
delegation OF physicians and perhaps
othor influential citizens will be sent
to Galveston whoro the next session
is held in May. The physicians state
that thoro Is every reason to believe
that they viii be successful IN their
efforts, Ehey base this belief large
ly upon tho fact that last year tho
city Of Amarillo was but second on
the list Notwithstanding the siren
uous tight PVT up by Dallas,
Another fact that viii operate IN
the favor OF Amarillo IS that the
contingency from this city and sec
ton voted for tho Island city and
assisted in landing the meeting for
the coming year
From now until the time OF The
Galveston meeting tho campaign VIII
be worked out with precision, a
fight will be made in the most stud
led and thorough manner The pny-
slcians claim that in the event OF
bringing this important meeting TO
Amarillo much good IN every way
will be accomplished. The fight FOR
better state OF health is on in tho
Panhandle oil Texas. A stand haB
been taken against tho spread OF Cne
great white plague -consump,Fn
The battle against typhoid fever IS
to be waged Just as ceaselessly.
other forms Of illness common 10
this country will have a considera-
ton, and the people OF This city and
section will be given an opportunity
TO get close range views OF the best
manner and method OF handling the
various diseases to which the cor
munities Of mo Panhandle are SO
jcct, few though they be.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
NEW ENGLAND
BANK LOSES
$4,000
Fred N. VaTney, Cashier, is
Jailed Under Charge Of
EmbezzISment
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Washington, Dec. IA deial-
cation of $4,000 has been discov-
rered in the First National bank of
Somersworth, \, H.
The directors asked the bank OK
aminers to take possession Of the in
stitution with a view to voluntary
liquidation.
The district bank examiner says
the bank has undivided profits OF
$4,000, and he considers the instl-
tuition solvent, but the directors de-
clare they are unable to restore the
impaired capital which Is 100000.
Deposits were under 100000.
Fred NJ Varnoy cashier OF the
institution, was placed in jail under
charge Of embezlement
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17

debate. This 81 Up comprises Rep
rescntativc Perk, ), who called for
the appointment II the committee;
william }. Burns, the secret service
men who ran down the San Fran
cisco grafters and the land swindlerS,
and Francis r. Honey, the San Fran
cisco prosecutor, who was shot while
trying a ease In court, II is the first
picture taken Of Mr.. Hcncy since the
shooting and shows him with his
head bandsged n protect the wound
made by the would be assassin's
bullet,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
NEW RAILROAD FOR TEXAS.

Fort Worth, Dec. 16.--B. P. Cain
OF Tyler announced here today that
the Gulf, Texas & Western will soon
begin the construction Of new road
from Burrs Ferry on the Sabine riv-
er TO Benjamin, Knox county. Later
the road will be extended to Texico
and will pass through Dallas and
Fort Worth. Cain says lack OF ter
minal facilities alone prevents rapid
construction.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
NEGRO BURIED
UNDER hot
NE tai
Head, Arms and Feet Burned
From Body in Colorado
Plant


associated Press.
Pueblo, Colo pee l6.--John Ir.
vim, colorcd, employed at the Mine
qua plant of the Colorado Fuel &
Iron company Of this city, was in.
stanly killed and his head arms and
feet burned off today when a blast
furnace burned out spouting a
stream Of laya-liko metal over the
track alongside which Irwin, with
two fellow workers were working,
The men with Irwin made an almost
miraculous escape.
Irwin was buried in the molten me-
nj Sld 1t required TWO hours to get
the body out.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
State Troops Would be Called
Out TO Enforce Liquor
Law
SAN ANTONIO'S CASE
County Attorney Declares Jl-
rIeS in BgIar Turn Con-
V.CtGd Ones Loose
Special to Daily Panhandle

Special to Daily Panhandle
Austin, Dec. 16.--lt is reported
today that Governor Campbell told
the san Antonio delegation that he
will delay his action pending the OBJ
servance Of liquor laws in that city.
He is also determined TO keep the
lid down throughout the state II It
takes the rangers aud the entire
state militia.
County Attorney Newton Of Bevsr
county called upon the governor to-
day presumably 10 seek pardon for a
certain convict,
Newton declares Inc is vigorously
prosecuting violations Of laws, hut
little is accomplished because iurlcs
turn the defendants loose.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
SAM DAVIS CONVICTED
IN GAINESVILLE COURT
speclaI TO Dally Panhandle.

Gainesville, Texas, Dec 16.--Atter
being out twenty hours, the jury. in
the case Of Sam Davis, charged with
the murder Of Lem Clark two years
ago, this morning reported a verdict
finding defendant guilty Of man
slaughter, and fixed his punishment
at two years in the pentontiary.
The defense will ask for new trial
md If refused will appeal, Davis Is
sixty years old. At the former trial
he received a twenty year sentence.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
FIRE DESTROYS $4,000 IN
PROPERTY AT MT. PLEASANT
Special to Daily Panhandle.

Mount Pleasant, Texas, Dec. 16.-
Fire early this morning caused loss
of 10000 in the business center OF
that town, The flames broke out in
NJ, Players grocery, which was de-
stroyed. Harris & Bells confection-
cry store, and a building owned by
]. f. Schwab Of Wichita Falls, Tex
as, were more or less damaged. The
origin OF the blaze is unknown.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
Fort Worth Livestock.
Special 10 Daily panhandle.

Fort Worth, Dec. 16.--Cattle re-
ceipts 4,4OO Hogs 1900.
Steers, fair, lower; tops, 1856,
Cows, fair, steady; tops, SO.
Calves, fair, steady; tops, $3.50
Hogs, fair lower; tops, $5,55.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
STATE SUPREME COURT.
special to Daily Panhandle.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Austin, Dec. 16,-Supreme court
Proceedings: Applications refused,
Williams VS.. Keith, Tom Green. mo-
ton to file petition for mandamus
granted, Potter VS.. Terrell, land com
missioner. The civil appellate court,
Third district today affirmed Morse
VS., state Medical Examiners from
McLennan, submitted for rehearng.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
NINE. MELBA, WHO
RETURNS AFTER
WORLD TOUR

New York, Dec. t6.-NImc. Media,
the famous prima donna, has just
returned to America after u world
tour and win he heard in several
operas in New York and Philadel-
phia during the present season.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
BIG OHIO BANK
GOES TO THE
WALL
Excitement Great When InSti-
tuition With Nearly Million
IN Deposits Fails
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Napoleon, Ohio. Dec 16.-The
Citizens State bank assigned to D.
D. Donovan last night.
The failure is said to have been
caused by poor loans; and it is also
stated that It was brought about by
the Ohio German Insurance com
pany's failure.
The bank was considered strong,
and as result Of the assignment
great excitement prevails.
The deposits amount TO $685., 900.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
TAKES FOOLISH ADVICE
WILL LOSE HIS LEG

y Special TO Daily Panhandle. X
r Weatherford, Texas, Dee. l6 \
r Pietro Colonna, an Italian, Is 4
suffering today from terrible 4
\ burns received by pouring mol y
r ten lead over his leg which 4
r he will lose Colonna fell and X
4 sustained a slight injury and a +
4 bystander advised the pouring K
4 Of hot lead on the member as a K
b remedy. ne went TO the hotel, II
melted a lead pipe and poured X
be scalding FLUID over his leg +
His screams brought aid X
q y 4 4 K 4 i kt X X 4 &tk 4 X
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
WAGON KILLS CHILD.

Mount Pleasant, Texas, Dec 16.
Bert Anderson, the small son Of Y.
j. Anderson, was fatally injured to-
day when he was run over by water
cart A wheel passed over the lads
head.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
COLLECTOR DOVES CASE.

Washington Dec. To- President
Roosevelt Is now considering the case
IF Customs Collector Dove at Eagle
Pass, and indications are that Dove
Will be eXonerated
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
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FALL DEAD AT WEDDING

Il WaxatlBchie, Texas, Dec. 16 1
4 While introducing guests at 4
4 wedding near Boyce, last night, 4
+ Tom Kent, a we'll known citi- 4
X zen fell to the floor, dying al 4
+ most instantly Of heart disease 4
4 He was aged fifty years. 4
4 4 4 4 4 4 EEt X 6Et 4 4 A
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
GIANT CRACKER BLOWS
HAND FROM TEXAS
CITIZEN
Special - Daily Panhandle.

Greenyille, Texas, Dec t6.-Geo.
Mason, of this city, lost a hand today
which was blown off by a giant fire
cracked usEI as a signal to a hunt
ing party
The accident occurred near Lake
Kuykendall.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17
DENVER PASSENGER TRAIN DITCHED
Special to Daily Panhandle

to
16Tsso Denver eped
two r
a o
Traffic dlad svera hours
pa o lie R Le a r
nc ride formerly Mis- DyP
o he no rsn f en- 81 o o los r
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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-17

Later in the winter she will be heard
in concert in various cities in the
United States and Canada. "Otello"
will be ore OF the first operas in
which she will appear. The cast will
he the same as was heard in COvent
Garden, London.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-28
Associated Press.

Washington, April 27.-Competitive
examinations for appointment to ca
detships in the line of revenue cutter
service commenced today in several
cities before the boards of officers
convened for that purpose. The ex-
aminhtions will occupy about four
days. An unusually large number of
vacancies exist in the service and an
effort will be made to fill all of them.
The revenue cutter service Is a
branch of, the military force of the
government, attached to the Treasury
Department, cooperating with the
navy whenever the president so di-
reefs, and its officers hold rank with
and receive the same pay and allow
ances that officers of corresponding
grades in the army receive.
In time Of peace the functions OF
tho service extend to the enforcement
of almost every statute bearing upon
the MARITIME interests of the nation
and revenue cutter shall perform
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1908-04-28
Sporting Calendar~
For Coming Week.

New York, April 27.-Among the
important sporting events on the cal
endar for this week are the following:
Tuesday.
First International championship
amateur billiards tournament opens
at Liderkrauz Club, New York.
Opening of the sixteenth annual
horse show of the Brooklyn Riding
and Driving Club
Motor car road contest of the Nor
ristown Automobile Club at Norris
town, Pa.
Connecticut Baseball League opens
its championship season.
Wednesday.
International horse show, under the
patronage of King Victor Emmanuel
opens in Rome. =
Annual convention of the West Vir
ginia Game and Fish Protective As
ISOLATION at Wheeling.
College baseball: Exeter at Har
ward, Yale at West Point, Pennsyl
wanna State at Cornell University o.
Virginia at Princeton, Columbia a
Fordham, Vermont at Williams. Nor