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The Washington herald., 1909-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
Chicago, o; Cincinnati, J.
Pitts6urg vs.. st. LOuis-Rain.
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Two-base hits-EEan. Miller Tinker. ThTee-bass
hlts-Shcckard Sreiufeidt sacrifice hits-kaue.
Shecklrd. Sclllite. Tinker stolen bGses-NItchell
Muzgus Double play-Sheckari 70 Tinker % How
ard Bases o. bails--OE Rowan. :: q kETggr. ;
of Brown. Struck 0u--By Brown. Hit by
Tischer-By Ka--g-. /; by Dubec. L Umuires-
Msssrs. RiSier ard Truly Tine o E1me-l hoJT
ard 5 MINUTES A,tsndance-25a
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SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER.
Boston and Philadelphia Figure in
Two I-tO-O Games.

Philadelphia, June The Athletics and
Bostons played a double-header here to
day. and split even. The Athletics won
the first game. l TO Q. and lost the second
Scores:
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Left on aseS-WaShinEtOn. /, New
York. 6 First base on balls-On Smith,
s., OF Manning. 3 Innings pitched-By
Smith, s; by Hughes. J. Hits made-On
smith, :: OF Hughes. / Struck OuJ-By
Smith. >; by Hughes. = TwO-bass hit
COnrOy. Sacrifice hitS-Manning. Engle.
Stolen base-DOnOhue. UmpireS-Messrs-
Connolly and Hurst. Time OF game-l
hour and 90 minutes
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COLUMBIA A. c. WINS
Capital City League Leaders
Defeat Brentwood Team.
LITCHFIELD SHOWS IN FORM

Allows suburbanftes Seven BinEIes
but Keeps Them Well Scattered.
Sanders Starts on the Mound for
Losers, Is Hit Hard and Relieved
by Buseher, Who Finishes strong
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SECOND CANE.
.Rstsed for go II Il -.

TOtals-.----7 7rI5 0
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit RI Boston
ST. Louis at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Ees on base-Bosson. s; Phiisdelvbis. 3 Bases
OF baIls-OF Plank I; Of B1rchel. 2 Struck out
By Plank, ?: by BurcheIl, 2 TEo-base hirs-Nflss
WsgHs-. Murphy. Barry. Collins Sacrifice hits
Murphy. Barry. Double plsyS-Speaker (unasS;stedl
Baker 70 Collins. r.. by ritchez-By Bu-cAsIl,
Umrres-AeSSrS Sheridan and Egzn- TINS of
EzmsI hour sSd . minutes. Atten6zncs-ssS
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

t Indianapolis -In6iaospolis, s; Kansas City. o
{ Toledo-Toledo. s: Milwaukee. 5.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Sevv York. 4; Washington, o.
Washington, 2; New York, o.
BOston, IL Philadelphia, o.
Philadelphia, L; Boston, o.
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATS CLASH.
Croker and Murphy Forces viii
Battle for MayoraIty.

New York, Feb. s.-That a fight to the
last ditch between the Croker and Mur-
ply forces for Democratic control IN
New York's approaching mayoralty cam
paign Is Imminent became plain to-day,
when rumor to the effect that John
r Carroll had been selected to lead the
revolt against Charles r. Murphy was
given wide circulation
Politicians on the inside now interpret
Richard croker's prolonged visit on this
side as part Of the campaign.
Two or three mayoralty candidates have
already been sounded. and the "old
guard which represents the Croker feel
ing in Tammany as opposed TO Murphy.
VIII rally TO the support Of the Croker
candidates for district leader in eight or
more assembly districts
one OF the aspiring factions. including
one OF the most powerful Tammany lead
ers. to-day brought forth Thomas NJ
Mulry. president Of the Immigrant Saw
ings Bank. as a candidate for mayor. He
is closely associated with Carroll
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BRYAN IN An AUTO ACCIDENT
Nebraskan Has Narrow Escape from
Serious Injury.
Tire ExPIodes and Occupants Are
Thrown Out-FOrmer Presidential
Candidate Has Bruised Leg.

Tampa. Fla. Feb. 6.-while returning
from Sutherland College. where he de-
Hvered his lecture. The prince of peace, -
this afternoon. William J. Bryan came
near losing MS life.
The machine in which he was riding
exploded a tire on bridge near Tarpcn
Springs. plunging into the trestlewOrk
and throwing the occupants out Mr.
Bryan was on the side next 70 that
which struck the woodwork and was
damned against q rail He suffered con
siderable injury AT first 1t was thought
his leg had been broken. but when he ar
rived al Tampa examination revealed that
the leg was only badly bruised.
Mr.. Bryan is scheduled 10 appear at
S. Louis soon, and At Springfield, Ohio
on February .. Lincoln's Birthday. where
he makes the principal address. and it
may be that he VIII have to cancel these
dates He is in his rooms at the Tampa
Bay Hotel and is suffering much pain.
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Big LINER STUCK IN RIVER
Deutschland Comes to Stop Almost
IN Midstream.
Occupants Of Nevv York SkyscraPeFs
Flock to Windows 20 See
Unusual sight.

New York. Feb. 6-The unusual spec
taele this afternoon Of a huge, four-fun-
neled liner at dead stop. almost in
midstream in the North River, directly
in the course Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
roads ferryboats plying between Cortland
street and Jersey City. filed the upper
windows Of skyscrspers fronting west.
Pretty soon two black balls went up in
the forerigging OF the big ship. indlcat-
ing that she was not under control. and
that other boats would have 10 steer
clear OF her. The vessel was the Deutseh-
land, Of the Hamburg-Anerican Line.
bound out for Nader. and the Med
iterranean. with 800 cabin passengers. She
was in charge of a pilot, with her com
mander. Capt. Kaempf, standing by
Soon a squadron Of tugs was around
the ships, asking for Job OF towing.
The captain. however. had found the
vessel had grounded and would float a:
high tide. Therefore. he was not alarmed.
and declined all offers Of help.
AAS NAiiUf MAi4~li heiu otea piy"lis from
southeast and west very strong. delayed
The flood tide several hours. sweeping IL
seaward from the bay. Whatever may
have been the cause OF the grounding.
the Deutschland stuck with a persistency
until 5:S5 o'clock. when the nose Of the
slip began turning toward the New York
shore Her engines moved slowly and
she took several minutes 70 get into the
deeper water toward the New York shore
Then she Strengthened out and headed
down the bay. The tugboats gaze her
farewell toots.
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DAYT0N'S GIRL MURDERS.

Lizzie Little, tgventy-sNo, shot
ard thrown Iato saltwater River
BY Albert Frantz, 1897.
Ada Lsntz, shirtees, thrown
into vault zt rear of her home.
where party was being held, 1901.
UnSOlycd-
DOna Gilman, twenty, strangIets
November 20. 1906 Unsolved.
Anna HarkeYvitz, twenty, sfrun-
gIed August :, 1897. Layton
Hines, negro, serving lIfe term.
Mary FOrzchner. fifteen, stras-
gIed January 2s, 1909. UnsoIsed.
Elizabeth FuIhart, twenty, Van
daIIa, killed and thrown into els
tern; body found February ),
1903. UnSoIVed.
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NEGROES SoUABBLE OVER TAFT
Factions Disagree over Their Part
In the Reception.

New Orleans. Feb. s.-The negro part in
The reception of Presldent-eicct Taft
when ne arrives here next week is eaGs-
ing more trouble than all the rest Of the
programme, due to squabbles among the
negroes themselves. The committee in
charge Of the reception has agreed to ac-
cept any arrangements the negroes de-
cided on.
It Was at firsf a quarrel between the
negro politicians, who wanted to have
the celebration at a negro place in Canal
street. along the line Of the parade, and
the negro preachers wanted II al some
church. a compromise was finally reach
ed 10 have it al q negro college. Straight
University. which IS on the line Of march.
To-day the presidents OF the two other
negro colleges in New Orleans. the Le-
land and the New Orleans University.
objected 10 the selection OF Straight Uni
versity on religious grounds.
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RoosEyELrs HUNTING EXPEDITION.

TIE place -Essten East Africa
TIE time-Late srring. snimsr. fail. and win
ter. 1913
The gorpcscs-Sci research and pleasure.
The patren- tl.sonisu Frstitution.
Probable time q ahsence frJm the United
StRtes-Sixtesn moHths.
Incidental ishssseing in ltaly AID
university lectures at Oxford. Pzris. and Berlin.
probably in oszHanE with 3Irs- Roosevelt and
Mss Ethel Roosevelt
Psrsounsi- Theodore Roosevelt; Kermit Roose-
welt osHcial Tt0tosTsTher; !. Alden L1riHs. fed
Eat1aiist. q tire National aiusem, MAJ A.
MeaT1s. L s A.. retired. pllJsicisB: Edmund
Heller assistant olrator n the Museum Il Yer
1ebrste Zooiogy Califouia University. naturalist:
L. J. Cunningham. English deld nan. former
chief hunter for lhe Field Columbian Museum.
guide ana manager.
The itinerary. 5larch Is-Iezrs New Tors on
the North German LloTd steamship KONG Al
bert for Nsrles
March s-ArriFe at NaFles and a rest Of
Eesk. With a tis-t to the earthquake region not
an imITotaIiiite HezduuarteTs AZ Taormina.
April 5-Lszre Naples on the neE German
Fast African Husr Admiral
AFl1t -@S-AEfiFe Al Mfalina-a
Nay and June-Gusst Of wealthy Erslish and
Ameicn rznchers in ard about the plains q
British Africz-
Juiy--Huutinz ai1uE the line of the Uganda
Railway which mrs through big game region
August. September. and October-At Ni0brara
and ricinify q Nyanza-
Noyember-Euter Uganda and start m 4 forty
cay tramp cver the Plains. sith big game every
whore
About Auri. I9l8-Rsach KhaTtoun and start
down the Nile f,r Cairo,
May ard June-Prohable lecture period a.
Fs7is. London. ard Berlin, with Incidental visits
o. European rGnarcfs-
Auyust-Pacsiag uD for the rstErn home to
Oyster Bay
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PUPILS THREATEN STRIKE.
Vigorous Protest Against ..URcIe
Toms Cabin" in Public schools.

Cumberland. Md, Feb. 6-There is
some talk hereabouts tonight OF getting
out an injunction against the use Of
Uncle Toms Cabin as a textbook in
the public schools. In fact Old residents
whose grandchildren are attending. school
say that # their children are taught the
chapters where Little Eva goes TO heaven
and Uncle Tom gets Iashed by Simon
Legree. they win burn the offending vol
umes
The whole trouble arose over the Use
of Harriet Beecher Stoves famous slave
story by teachers in the public schools
here Many Of the pupils cane from Viz
ginia. where ''Uncle Toms Cabin, is not
a standard work in the Libraries.
one parent declared he would take his
little girl out Of school rather than have
her imbued with the spirit that he claim
ed was responsible for the civil war. To-
night there is talk Of striking scholars"
despite compulsory school attendance
laws in this State.
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COLLECTOR CAUsTEN RESIGNS.
Reported that d. A. Richardson VIII
Succeed Him.

San Juan. Porto Rico. Feb 81 a
Causten. collector Of customs for Porto
Rico. has resigned II IS reported that
D y Richardson, OF Geneva y 7, viii
succeed him. beginning with March :
Washington has ordered Commodore
Karl Rohrer. commandant Of the San
Juan naval station. 10 advise the occu-
pants Of that property before the Amer
lean Occupation 20 vacate- Long cOntro-
versy resaiJed in establishing the fact
that Porto Riso was the owner Of those
lands when Il ceGed 10 the United States
FOR naval purposes. giving the dwellers
upon il other land in exchange They are
aT6wesaFsx months tn which 10 vacate.
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TEACHER Walks FOR WAGER.
Naval Academy Professor Wins In
Five Hours.

Annapolis Nd. Feb 5-Prof. c y
cusachs. OF the department Of modern
languages Of the Naval Academy. and a
son-in-law OF Commodore Theodoric Por-
ter. l. 5. -. was successful to-day in his
attempt 70 walk to Baltimore, a distance
OF twenty-nine miles. within i've hours.
He started from the main gate Of the
Naval Academy at exactly i O'Clock. and
arrived at the CITY Hail. Baltimore. at
thirty seconds before o'clock
Half the trip was ever the railroad
track. ard this part ineluded a railroad
bridge. upon which the ties bad to be
walked for seven-eish;hs of a mile. A
considerable sun 4 money was wagered
BY the naval ofscefs asaIHs- the perform
ance Of IRE feat
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LOCAL OPTION REPEAL WINS.
'wet'' Majority in one County Gives
Needed vote.

Indianapolis. mo, Fen 6.-The heavy
wet majority given in wayne County 5
local option election yesterday is regarded
By politicians here as deciding the victory
OF he local option repeal bill in the house
Of representatives. Up TO to-day the ad-
vOcstes were unable to muster more than
fifty votes for the repeating measure,
thus lacking one OF a constitutional ma
jorlty.
The majority in Wayne wiz give the
necessary fifty-one votes for the repeal
bill In addition to this, Sc s,ral temper
anoe Democrats who were opposed 10
repeal and who have failed 70 enter the
caucus may see the matter in a different
light since yesterdays election
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MRS. WILHELM RELEASED.
sister Gives Bond of $1,000 In New
ark Murder Case.

New York. Feb. e--Mrs. Mary J. VII
helm. the Newark wife OF the murdered
contractor. Frank Wilhelm, was released
to-day in s10oe bail as material witness.
She went AT once 10 her home where the
murder Vas committed. and was vel
coined by her I-nothsr- She was escorted
by her sister. Miss Bertha Stafford. OF
Philadelphia who provided the ean bond.
Nicolas See. whom Mrs Wilhelm con
fessed loving. and whe IS formally
charged with the murder OF Wilhelm. has
decided % abandon his efforts 70 obtain
release on 4 writ OF habeas corpus.
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WILL ENLIST COLLEGE, MEN.
Civic Improvement Bodies Want
support in Moral UpIift.

New York, Feb s.-At a luncheon al its
to-day the City Club launched
a project for the systematic enlistment Of
college graduates coming TO New York in
the public affairs Of the city In this
scheme the club expects to have the CO.
operation OF the Students Club and Of
the intercollegiate Civic League. which
has organizations in nearly fifty Of the
colleges Of the country.
The aext move in the plan viii be
general reception 10 college men which
win be held at the City Club early in
March. following which programme OF
practical work win be taken up
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KILLED PLAYING WILD WEST
Boy Aged Eight Is shot Through
Heart by Companion.

Poughkeepsie- n Y, Feb. 6-whne
PLAYING wild West at Rhinebeck this aft
ernoon Hugh Maher, aged eight years, one
of a group Of several boys. was shot
through the heart and instantly killed by
Richard Deyo. negro. aged fourteen years
The boys had -52-czliber revolver.
which they did not know was loaded.
They were using It in a make-believe
contest Of bandits and Indians. Deyo had
the weapon pointed at the Msher boy and
il went of
The coroner IS convinced that the shoot
ing was accidental.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
CARL RAU ASKS NEH TRIAL
Former Professor Of This City As
serts His Innocence.
Serving Life Sentence for Murder of
AOther-iB-Iaw-APPe 10 the
Highest Tribunal of Baden.

Berlin. Feb. s-CarI Hau. formerly pro
fessor os Roman law at the George
Washington University. Washington. D.
C.. who is serving life sentence for the
murder OF his mother-in-law, has ap-
pealed to the highest tribunal of Baden
for a new trial He asserts ne Is able 10
produce new and convincing evidence Of
MS innocence.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
FINED FOR GRANTING REBATES
Traffic Managers Defense Is that He
Was Acting Under Orders.

Little Rock. Ark, Feb. s-DespIte the
introduction Of correspondence 10 show
that ne was acting under orders from
his sUperiors. Wilbur Stith, former
traffic manager Of the Missouri Pacific
and Iron Mountain Railroad. and now
traffic manager OF the Waters-Pierce on
Company. was to-day fined $500 and
costs for granting rebates
Suth pleaded guilty to granting the re-
bates TO 7. Ii. Bunch, but put in defense
that he had been ordered 70 do so by his
s4Ipc-iors.
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REFUSES EXTRA SESSION.
Gov. Wilson wouId Issue Call Only
In Emergency.

Frankfort. Ky Feb s-Gov Wilson
this afternoon finally declined 10 call an
extraordinary session Of the general as
senlbly to consider the county unit bill.
Gov. Wilson said that he was only aa-
thorized to cali an extra session IN cases
Of emergency, and that il he were assured
that majority we're pledged TO support
the bill he would not be Influenced in the
matter.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
LAST Gun TESTED
FOR AFRICAN TRIP
President Awaits Day of De-
parture with Impatience.
WILL SAIL on MARCH 13
Expedition for Big Game to Be-
gin at NOmbaSa.

White House Flooded with Requests
from Magazines and Newspapers.
Party May Visit scene of Recent
Earthquake In ItnIy-BrItfsh Gov
ernment viii Try to Make Out
1T Secure Against Intrusion.
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LOSES LIFE IN STORM.
Hurricane Destroys SchOoIhOuse and
Nan Il Crushed

wnkesbarre. Pa. Feb. 6.-Duriug the
wind Storm which reached the proper
tons OF a hurricane here to-day. a new
schoolhOuse. being built at Lee Park. col
iapsed, owing 10 the force Of the wind,
and Ora Myers. a plumber. was killed.
Twenty-Five others escaped when the
walls began to sway Myers went back
to see II al we're out and was caught.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Generally fair to-
day and tomorrow; {; variable
winds.
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TRUST FUNDS ARE MISSING.
Bonds Worth 100000 Have Myste-
riOuNly Disappeared.

Lafayette. Ind. Feb e.-Sixty thousand
dollars in bonds. belonging to a trust fund
established by the late Joseph Nash for
the benefit Of his heirs cannot be found.
The Nash case has already been involved
in litigation over period OF fifteen years.
The trust fund. amounting to So. .00o.
was established by Nash. who was New
York City millionaire. There are nun
Der Of heirs in Lafayette ard others in
Cincinnati.
Cincinnati and Lafayette lawyers held
a conference this afternoon. and the mat
ter Of the disappearance of the S6O0Oo was
discussed rigid investigation wiz be
made.
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Boston Mass, Feb. Sire in the
big car barn Of the Boston and North
ern Street Railway Company at Mel
rose Highlands tonight did 100000
damage
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The furniture and effects Of former
Minister SeRor Don Luis F. Corea. Of
Nicaragua, with valuable additions from
other owners. viii be on exhibition AT the
Sloan Galleries, 1907 G ST, tomorrow and
Tuesday from 10 S.
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With the last hunting gun tested ard
boxed. supplies ana psraphernalia already
purchased in America and England. and
steamer passage engaged President
Roosevelt Is awaiting, with IS great pa
aence as possible. for the tine when re-
as private citizen. can step on board
2 Ener al the port Of New York and
start for the wIIds Of Africa FOR years
hunting Of big game. in company with
lis son Kermit. noted naturalists. 8 ply
sician from tho regular army. now On tie
retired list. and one Of the worlds re-
uovned guides.
According TO the present plans. and in
pursuance Of advices recently received
from p. ]. Cunningham. the guide ana
general manager Of the expedition. who
has been in British East Africa for
month or more. the President expects 10
sail for New York on March 1s. on board
the North German Lloyd liner KONG Al
bert, for Naples. and. after a weeks
sightseeing in that vicinity. wiz take the
new German East African liner Admiral
On april ) for Mombasa. in British East
Africa. at which point he win actually
begin his great hunting expedition.
Secrecy Manifested.
Much secrecy Is being manifested as II
the exact day OF departure from this
country and the dates on which Roose-
velt VIII leave Naples. because not only
has the President been flooded with ap-
pIcadons from leading newspapers and
magazines IN this country and Europe for
permission 10 have representatives ac-
company him 81 least Part of the way.
but the steamship lines have been ap-
preached by enterprising publishers with
a view Of securing in the regular way
what has been denied them as a privilege !
The President feels that, inaSmuch as
he VIII be a private citizen at the time
OF his departure. and a man desirous 10
get out Of the Iimeligbt his wishes
should be respected. and he be permitted
TO leave the country quietly. and his
ocean voyage and his later. movements
be unheraIded.
Near Quake Region.
There is an impression that when Col /
Roosevelt reaches Naples. he viii take
advantage Of a seven day interim be- /
tween the arrival Of one steamship and /
the departure Of the other 20 visit the /
earthquake region In southern Italy.
II has been whispered that slrs. Roose<
welt and her daughter Miss Ethel. WIN 4
accompany the distinguished hunter as
far as Naples. and remain in Europe until I
he returns in the spring of 1910 to fiji 4
the engagements ne has already made TO 4
lecture at Paris. the oxford University. 4
and the University Of Berlin. but the
White House insists that Mrs Roosevelt +
VIII remain al oyster Bay during the /
entire time her husband is abroad.
The British government, anticipating
Col. Roosevelts desire fer privacy. has /
refused all applications for hunting /
licenses in the territory 10 be visited. +
during the entire tine mapped out for the +
notable expedition. and II Is understood i
that special orders have been given BY /
the Colonial Office 10 keep out Of the
region ali the people il wiz be possible TO /
control.
Col Roosevelt may see many familiar
faces. however. for from Mombasa. on
he coast 10 Uganda. on the edge OF
Continued on Page >, Column 8.
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Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains.
both ways. both days. except Royal Lin
tied. City Offices. l4I7 G st. and SIS Pa
ave
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MYSTERIES BAFFLB
POLICE OF DAYTON
Latest Girl Murder ReSiStS
Efforts at Solution.
SUSPECTS TO BE RELEASED

Long List of similar Cases Has
Aroused City 80 Peril of Women.
Finding of More Female Apparel
Leads 90 Belief that stIIl Another
Crime Has Been Committed.
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Furnishings of n Club &C Auction.

The entire contents Of the South Wash
ington Business Mems Club viii be sold
at public auction tomorrow. Monday. at
1870 a. m. at 905 AZ st. sw.. by c g.
Sloan & Co. Inc, AuctioneeTs.
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.arag Grax.
baltimore and Return. s1.z5.


New Orleans. Mobile. Pensacola. Very
ow rates via Southern Rwy- Feb. 17-22.
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S1.2S 10 Baltimore and Trturn
To-day via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Give VioIefs for 1our Valentine.
viOlets. Blackstone. 18th q b
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Special prices sor ne small buyeE.
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J. n Small & SOas, FIerfSts,
18th and 9 sts-- Washington, Waldorf
Astoria and l15s Broadway, New York.
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Continued on Page ?. ooIumn 8.
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vioiets. &c bunch. Kramer's. sls F st.
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Dayton. Ohio. Feb. s-The two young
men held as suspects in the murder Of
eighteen-year-old Elizabeth Fulhart.
whose body was found in a cistern back
Of vacant house near the center Of the
city. viii be released Sunday or Monday
unless evidence which the authorities
have not been able to obtain up to a late
hour tonight comes to light.
The prospect late tonight was that
the oistern murder would be added to
the long list Of unsolved mysterious mur-
ders of women attacked In Dayton streets
within the past few months
The finding OF a woman's clothing in
another vacant house in Jefferson street
was taken to indicate stilI another similar
attack. The premises viii be searched
tomorrow and a cistern in the yaid
drained
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violets. &c bunch. Kramer's. SIS Fa
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Frank Libbey q. Co. \. !. ave. and 9Th St
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

Special prices for inaugural stands.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-07

violets- sc bunch. Kramer-s. sls st
Enough Inaugural Lumber sor whole city.