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ACCUSE COOK OF THEFT
OF PEARYS PICTURES

BE sure and read yesterdays
Labor Advocate. #*S
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The Washington times., 1909-10-16
TRADE BODIES PLAN
ENJOYS RECEPTION
Will Make Oriental Commits
sion Hustle During Three
Days Stay Here.

Plans were completed this afternoon
by the joint committee Of The Chamber
of Commerce and Board Of Trade ap-
pointed to arrange FOR the entertain
ment Of the Japanese commercial com
mission when it visits the Capital, No
vember to 8, inclusive.
The commission upon its arrival at
the Union Station al o'clock on the
morning Of November / will be met BY
the joint committee and taken on an
automobile sightseeing trip. The White
House and the Government departments
will be visited before noon. In the
afternoon there viii be a trip to Mt
Vernon In the evening the Capitol and
Library OF Congress viii be inspected.
Another auto Sightseeing trip VIII be-
gin the entertainment for the second
day. The Chamber of Commerce and
Board of Trade will be hosts At a lunch
con To be given on the second day.
The third and final day viii be the
most important ORC for the commission,
inasmuch as it viii be the birthday OF
the Emperor of Japan. There will be an
elaborate entertainment at the japanese
embassy. It is possible that there win
be further Sightseeing in the afternoon.
In the evening the commission viii In
sDect the quarters Of the Y NJ. C A
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
COL. LEACH ANSWERS
FINAL SUMMONS
End Comes , Suddenly at
Hospital After Brief
Rally.

Col smith 5. Leach. Corps of Engi-
neers. Z. ). A., a member of the River
and Harbor Board anG a former Assist
ant District Engineer Commissioner.
oled this morning at $50 O'Clock nj
Emergency Hospital, where he wac
taken yesterday afteInon suffering from
Uraemia and heart trouble The pr
mary cause Of death was chronic neph-
ritis.
The end came suddenly and was un-
expected, as Colonel Leach. had rallied
IN the night and his recovery was ex-
pected. Al his bedside when denff
came was Mrs Leach. who had remain
ed with her husband throughout The
night, and the Rev. Or. q. II. l}ratenahl.
pastor OF It. Aihan Episcopal Church.
Colonel Leach was hfty-eiSht years OLD
anu as widely known in army circles
While the funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed, 1t is probable
that Colonel Leach will be buried in
Arlington Cemetery with full military
I honOrs- Services will be conducted at
st. Adams Episcopal Church on Nom
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. DR.. Bra
church and to the cemetery VIII be a
troop or the Fifteenth Cavalry from
Fort Myer. The pallbearers viii be
selected from Colonel Ioach's associates
In the War Department.
smith ,, Leach was native or Indians
l1e was born IN that state April p, fifty
eight years ago. His military career
began IN 1915. when he was appointed
TO the Military Academy. He was gradu-
ated at the head OF his class, and conse-
qUently was assigned to the Engineer
COTDS. Since his graduation he has
been identified with some of the most
important and difficult engineering
feats in the country.
From March to June, in 1883, he was
assistant to the Engineer Commissioner
OF the District of Columbia, and from
November, 1904. to July. 1905, he was in
charge Of, the Washington Aqueduct
and District water supply
He also was in charge of the improve
n1ent of the Potomac river in the Wash
ingtOn engineering district.
Since his relief from duty in charge
of the Washington district. Colonel
Leach has been principal assistant 20
the chief OF the engineers of the army.
and In special charge of ali river and
harbor Improvements over the entire
United States
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
CALL SUDDEN HALT
ON GIFTS" Of LOTS
Fraud Order Will Stop the
Sale of Tracts for
$7.47.

Because they were giving away lots
for S1.47 along the coast Of Long Island,
" hich are as valueless as blue sky, 4
fraud order has been issued by the Post
Office Department against the Metrop-
olitan and Suburban Real Estate Com
pany. OF Fifty-fourth street and Thir-
teenth avenue, Brooklyn. y. Y. The
order charges the company with obtain
ing money under false pretenses-
The evidence obtained by the depart
ment shows that the company operated
by inducing managers of various places
OF ainusements TO distribute tickets
among their audiences, and carry on a
drawing which woE d result in the
winner securing a lot free OF charge.
To the winners. the company sent
statements and certificates for them 10
MI out. these certificates puTporting 10
entitle the winners 0 lots free of charge.
The statement issued by the Pcstoffice
Department shows that upon the return
Of the certificate, the winner was sent
a bill Of s. FOR making out the Nee sSsary
papers and Sl.f7 for recording the deed.
Along with IL came stories of great
profits that had come through invest
ment in lots at Coney Island, RocAsa way
Beach, and other places that have be-
come popular along Long Island beach.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
F RANCE AND SPAIN
MAY HAVE RUPTURE
AlfonSo'S Officials Protest
Against Action Of
Ancient Enemy. (

back and forth during the melee. though
it Is likely that few will materialize,
owing 10 the excited conditions under
which the challenges were issued.
In the event OF the cabinets over
throw General VVeyIer looms up as the
most probable man for the premier
ship. Weyler, who earned the title OF
butcher in the Cuban campaign, has
identified himself with the liberal fac
ton and IS taking an active part in
their struggles.
Madrid newspapers contain no men
ton Of the revulsion OF feeling that is
sweeping over Europe as a result Of
Ferrer's execution. The aim OF the gov
eminent is 10 keen the public in com
plete ignorance of the true conditions.
and every word that is printed in the
newspapers Of the capital must first
pass through the hands Of a govern
meut censor
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
APPEAL OF SLAYER
REFUSED BY COURT
Calvin johnson, Murderer of
Schultz, Faces Death
Unless Pardoned.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, OCT. 10

Much interest has beer manifested in
the report received from Richmond this
morning that the supreme r5urt of APP
pearls has refused CALVIN Johnson, one
OF the uegrOs convicted OF the murder
Of artist Walter +. Schultz. a new trial
The action Of the supreme court is
final unless the governor intervenes and
paTdons johnson. 49, If no action is taken
by the governor Johnson will 20 to the
electric chair on Friday November 10
The action in the johnson case also
destroys the hopes of Richard. Pines and
Eugene Dorsey. the two other men con-
victed of the same crime These men
viii be electrocuted soon after ohnsOn.
The Beginning Of Great Things will
be the subject Of the sermon to be de-
Hvered by the Rev. W. r. Watson at
the First Baptist Church in this city
tomorrow morning. At 7:S0 o'clock in
the evening D.. Watson viii preach on
The Great Conflict. New members are
urged to be present at the morning
services at this church.
The Rev. J. NJ. Holmes, OF the Meth
odist Protestant Church will tomorrow
conduct service at ChUsfield, Nd. The
pulpit at the Methodist Protestant
row by the Rev. I. +. Warner, OF
Buckystown, Nd
The Alexandria Athletic Club viii play
q game Of football on the new grounds
in North Alfred streets, with the Naval
Hospital of Washington, al O'Clock this
afternoon
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth A. Proc
tor will be held from the Second Pres
So.
. O'Clock. The Rev. J. r. SEWER the
pastor, will conduct she funeral SER
vices, and the burial will be in Bethel
Cemetery.
The corporation court. Judge Barley
presiding, mas been busy today with the
appeal case of John Latin, an engineer
on the Southern railway, who was fined
so by Justice Thompson in the police
court for a collision with an electric
car at the corner or TIeury and cam
eron streets on September s. Immedi-
ately after this case is finished the case
OF g r. Violet, a conductor of the
electric train. who was fined a like
amount, will be heard.
A meeting of the city Democratic
COMMITTEES was held at the Opera House
cafe last evening, when IL was decided
TO hold a Democratic rally In this city
on next Wednesday evening, the 9th
instant. The meeting viii be held at the
Opera House and the speakers viii be
Harry st. George Tucker, c. c. Carlin.
and Robinson Moncure.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage at WoOdstOn, n j., of Ray
1ond Carter Reeves. of this city. and
Miss Glendora W Davis, Of that city.
". w. Domaine is confined 10 his
home al the corner Of King and Alfred
street by Illness.
The Young Mems Senate viii hold the
first meeting after the summer vacation
at the Young Peoples building. i'm South
Washington street. next Tuesday even
ing. 4
The Boys Brigade mes AT the Armorv
last evening and had a drill The boys
were much cOmplimented as they went
through the various evOlutions under
the command Of Capt. Jock Monroe
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
GERMANY MAY ADD
TO GENERAL TANGLE

LONDON, Oct. 16.-A sensation has
been caused here and on the Continent
by the report that the German govern
nIent base executed a coup in Morocco
bS which Sultan Mulai Hafid has trans
feITed ownership of the Riff mines,
which are the cause Of the war between
Spain and Morocco, to a German COM
panV foI large sum. Inasmuch as
spain is 6ghtiug for the pos; ssion of
these mines, If the report IL true, there
Is sure TO be trouble between Germany
and Spain.
The report originated at Oran, No
rocco. and is declared to be authentic
II has been suspected for some time
here that Germany was but waiting the
opportunity To graz Morocco. and mas
much as Spain and England are on very
friendly terms. German interference at
this time is certain to be resented.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
The Vital Records.
Births

GeCrEc rs. and Mamie j. Elliott. gIrl.
Robert r AMI Rosie A. Garner, girl.
George and Emma n Powell boy.
john H. ana Emma T. BOhn. girl.
Earl II. and Linda p. Amos, boy
Pred W and Julia AVeitzel. boy
Earnest H. and Beruice 7. Daniel, glrl
Charles j.. and Eliza beth J. Church. girl
Relter +. and Minnie H. HaTdester
air
NorvsI y and Helen 4. McShaue. girl
Thomas e.. and jamie NJ. Sherwood, boy
William Z. and Mary T.. Keller, boy.
Charles a. and DeIsie Appel girl.
carl r. and Julia l. Derry. girl.
Charles and AIay Selby, boy.
Marion a. ana Lucy N L0hr. girl.
Harry O. and Annie L. BurrIer. GiII.
William r. and Annie L. Grant. boy.
Joe and Rosa Marine. boy
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
CRISIS IS AWAITED
FOR PAT M'CARREN
Democratic Leader of Brooklyn
Passes Restful
Night.

NEW YORK, Oct. I6.-At ST. Gather
ines Hospital, in Brooklyn, II was
stated. today, that Senator McCarren,
who was operated on Wednesday night
for appendicitis. passed a restful night
The doctors state th4t the crisis Will
be reached today.
OF 1 O'Clock DR.. Hughes stated that
Senator McCarren showed marked i'm
provement and that he again had
strong hopes for his recovery. Nc
Carren dozed at intervals throughout
the morning, and did not seem to be
suffering much pain.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
Cathedral Is Saved.

ROME, Oct. 16.-Reports from Pisa
today declare that the world-famous
cathedral there. which was attacked
yesterday By a mob. was but little dam
aged. and that an extra guard Of
soldiers is now protecting it. The mob
tried to burn the cathedral, but il was
driven away before the flames mad got
a. start The mob then turned its at
tentiOn 70 the leaning tower Of Pisa,
adjoining the cathedral, but here again
the police actively checked il before
serious damage was done
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
BUGGY OVERTURNS;
YOUNG WOMAN HURT

Thrown from a buggy which over
turned at Cedar street and Blair road,
Takoma Park, this morning. Miss Viz
ginia Hodges Of Avernau Nd. was
badly shaken up.
After being treated at a drugstore
Miss Hodges was taken 20 her home
by Miss AIargarie Wimsatt, who was
driving when the vehicle overturned.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
Demonstration In Havana.

HAVANA. Oct. 16.-The students Of
Havana University and sympathiZeTs TO
the number of several hundred paraded
the streets here in honor Of Ferrer,
carrying black flags and inverted pic
lures of King Alfonso They also shout
ed anarchistic sentiments. II was the
intention to make an attach on the
Spanish legation, but a strong force Of
police halted the procession some dis
tance from the building and compelled
II 10 turn about
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
MANY ARE INJURED
BY BOMB EXPLOSION

CERBERE, France. oct. ia second
bomb explosion near the cathedral in
Barcelona took place this morning, ten
persons being injured. three of them IA
tally. Today's explosion followed a
bomb outrage in front of the bishop
house yesterday. the two explosions Oc-
curing within nifty feet Of each other
The destruction of the cathedral was
evidently intended.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
NO STEEL COMBINE,
SAYS JUDGE GARY
Denies Apporuoument of Territory
Between Big Manufac-
turecS

NEW YORK, Oct. Fl. Gary.
chairman Of the board of directors of
tAe United states steel Corporation,
denied TO-DAY that the outcome Of yes
ttrdays reception to Gary had been
tie formation OF an agreement be
tween the trust and the independent
steel manufacturer whereby prices
oId be fixed and territory appOT-
JIoucd.
Judge Gary declared that there were
-uaUy reasons why no such arrange
HicUt could be arranged. one of which
e Tle ANTITRUST law of the United
= sIg-
The Washington times., 1909-10-16

Ell Paso Is Scene of Meeting
Between Taft and
DiaZ.
CONTINUED from First Page

Presidents staff had been formally lotl-
sented, and speeches delivered, and the
officers of the two powers and -. KID"
By each, the two Presidents chalted to-
getheT over a light luncheon. The per-
sonal Interview lasted but 3 few
minutes, and was not given q the
press At the end of the luncheon,
President Diaz made his adieus. ard
was escorted back tc the International
bridge. his escort moving in the same
formation as before.
Shortly before noon President Taft
was escorted TO the International bridge.
Here he left his escort and. with Cap
tain Butt and the official members of
his party, was taken to JuaTez. where
he was received by President Diaz in
his headquarters at the main custom
house, which has practically been re-
built for the occasion
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
MANY MEN PAROLED-

GIENS FALLS. \. Y, OCT. l6.-In
order 10 relieve the congestion in Sing
Sing prison, where il has been found
necessary recently to parole q large
number Of good behavior men to make
room fOT new arrivals work is being
rushed on the new Greater Meadow
prison at Comstock. y. Y. Six hundred
men are now employed on the work, and
the dormitOry building is nearing COM
pletiOn.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
Taft Returns.

After ceremonies there similar TO those
on the American side Of he bridge,
Taft returned to the American side, and
vas guest at luncheon of the chamber
Of commerce.
Tonight he will again go 20 Mexico.
where he viii be Diazs guest at che
most elaborate banquet ever given in
the north Of Mexico. The priceless
Macmillan china set, one Of the famous
heirlooms Of the Mexican government,
VIII be used and the most expert chefs
IN the republic VIII prepare the 1000.
banquet hall built In the Mexican GUS
tom house.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
HARVARD Professor OUTS.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct l6.-The
Harvard University office has announced
the resignation Of jeremiah Smith.
Story professor of law since 1890 Pro
fessOr Smith was graduated from Har-
ward In 1856. From 1857 To 1874 he was
a justice Of the supreme court OF New
Hampshire
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
Deaths

William Law. 81 years, la4a Euclid
street northwest
Rachel Johnson is years. 1923 Wlscon-
EIu avenue
Celia =. Hoover = years I-5y SiEth
street rcltuWeet.
Edward HAYES -i years, 66l South Caro-
Iu1 avenue southeast
William Fsinter. IS years. 81 North Car
Dina avenue
Gerald fitzgerald. 20 years T. s. Sol
dieTe Home -. C.
Phillip - EeuVick. g. years, 1856 Third
street southeast
Theodore 3faTer. q wears, 1z North
Capitol street.
AarE O.. 2feEir0E. g wears 1852 Yer
mont avenue northwest
Otis 81. Butler. 81 wears. 1ii Della wa re-
avenue northeast
Mars C. Ahern. p years, 40 G street
.oQtnNest.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
Died.

HcKESNE-Ou Friday October Is 1919
EUGENE p. beloved husband Of Blanche
English and son Of John and sophia Nc
Kenny IT.
MINTO-On Thursday. October L 1853 a.
Suitland Nd, MARK. beloved husband of
Annie Mimic. Ia his ssveuty-uinth wear -
Funeral from Forestville, Nd SUNDAY.
october H.. al J. o'clock IT,
FENWICK- suddenly. on Thursday. October
L. 1903. PHILIP T.. husband Of Rebecc4 A.
FenWick tuee Davis.
HI%RICHS-On Thursday October -. 1903
al Denver Col, WILLIAM HINRICHS.
McELROY-Ou Thursday. October H. 1900 al
II y. M, MARY G.. wife of Forest ~. No
EToy.
CNDERWOOD-Ou Friday. October -. 1869
Mrs. RICHARD r. UNDERWOOD. widow
0f John Il. Tsdaldi iu her eighty-fourtt
year.
Mrs. nders oOd vas native or Wash
ington She was the widow of John b
Tadaldi. who was formerly 10 business
here Her death occurred az her residence
1903 Silth street northeast after q long
illness Airs. TudCTu God was AFFILIATED viii
several charitable Institutions in this city
She was eiEhts -four years Did, and IS SUI.
kfsed los one son
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
Marriage Licenses.

George r. EueeI and Bessie j. Snow,
OF Washington.
Orhau F. TcmpletOn and Pearl Bates,
OF Washington.
Antonio EartoIiui and Catcriua Car
della. OF Washington
Richmond " Holt and Eva T.. Towlcs,
of Washington.
Frederick a.. DgmmeEeT and Carrie r.
Hubbard, of Annapolis, Md.
Charles Fischer. OF Manchester. Va.
and Cory ". WilkerSou, of Chester
neld. Va
and Edith Finch. OF Washington
Lnrir0 81 5esso and Caroute AureTisol
OF wa I4iIigtou.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
CHURCH NOTICES.


PEOPLES OPEN AIR EvENsoNG on ca
thedral grounds, Mt. st. Alban. al p m,
october IT-Special preacher. Rev. H A
Brown, chaplain L. s. A. Vested choir. Take
Ienleytown cars 1t
UNITARIAN-An Souls Church, corner i4th
and L streets-Dr. Ulysses c. B. Pierce,
minister 9;45 q. NJ, sunday school class
for the comparative study Of religion and
Unity Study Class il m. morning SER
vice, sermon by the minister: 7.90 o m
Young Peoples Religious Union. The public
invited 10 all services. II
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE-First Church Of
Christ. Scientist, 18th and r streets north
west-SeTvtces, Sunday 70 50 a. m. and
p m Subject, 'DoctriEe of Atonement''
Sunday schoo II a. m Wednesday evening
meeting, z. N Public cordially invited
All seats free. Free reading room sol Col
orado buildins II
1IETRoPOLITAN MEMORIAL II. E.
CHURCH corner John Marshall Mace and q
street John Reid Shannon ulfufstar-Af II
a. m, The Rock Of Ages at p. m. rs
Human Life v orth Living? II not. why not?
II 50, WhyE sunday school and Metropol-
itan Bible class AT $50 a. M EpwOTth
League at $40 D m 1t
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, Eighth and
II streets northwest-ReF. Samuel IT. Greene,
D D. pastor. $50 a. m, Sunday school;
P H BristoW. superintendent. 1890 to p
sutumnai sunday school rally service; 7:s8
p. m- anniversary Central Union Mission;
Teachers Bible Club. Thursday. p. m;
Alt4lAu hi4d-H illEtllitEr p M EQ1eaFoE
meetings. Tuesday. D. m, and Sunday, $40
and e;45 p m. All are cordially invited. It
PEOPLES CHURCH CNonsectarianl-iIg
East Capitol street-Rev. Georgia Ferguson.
minister. Services y II a. m Subject
Love and CoUuship.'' the second II series
of talks TO young people. Prof. Newburgh's
Bible study Glass az 10 g. a cordial vel
come is extended Il
THE FIRST ASSOCIATION or SPIRIT
UALISTS, Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street.
sec6z nOor-1-3o p m. services by Mrs.
Williams. Mrs Noble, and M May. All in
vited. Il
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH Scottish Rite Hall 1907 c street
n0rthwest-SeTvices sunday, II a M ana
p. N. Bishop Oliver G. Sabin is now deliver
inc a series Of tweuty-fouF lectures. Lwo each
sunday. teaching how 10 heal the sick. The
morning lecture gives The theory. the even
ing lecture makes the application. Testi-
moniaI meeting Wednesday at p. m. seats
free All invited. It.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCI-
ATTON-Nesper service Sunday. O'Clock.
Il. PauPs Lutheran Church. corner Eleventh
and II streets northwest. The speaker, Miss
Mary Thomas. who is 10 represent the Wash
ington Association in Buenos ASres. viii
speak on south America. Mrs. Helen Deyo
VIII sing. The association orchestra vii play.
It
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
SAVES LAST BULLET
FOR HIS OWN HEART
Billy Boy, Indian Desperate.
Surrounded by Posse, Ends
His Life

SAN BERNADINO. Cal, Oct ts.-Half
starved and without ammunition to
stand OFF the officers who had peuned
him in eountain pass, Billy Boy. the
Ptute Indian murderer. sent his last
bullet into his own heart and fell life
less on the rocks.
The report OF his last stand vas re-
ceived here today.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16

BALTIMORE Md. Oct. 16.-A mar
rizEc license was ISSUED today 10 Try
iuE b. t,ToF. II Washington, and Alice
Biddlc- OF Philadelphia
The Washington times., 1909-10-16

The Boys Brigade mes Al the Armory
last evening and had a drill. The boys
were much complimented as they went
through the various evOlutions under
the command of Cant Jock Monroe
The Washington times., 1909-10-16
In memOriam.

In MemOriam.
GAEFIELU-Iu memory IF any dear husband.
WALTER GARFIELD. who departed this
life ONE year ago. October To- 1905
Tho pains of death arc past.
Labor and sorrow cease,
and ffe long warfare closed az last.
Ills soul ie found in peace.
1ts BY His Wife ana Sister.
NA< HDE%E-m loving remembrance 81
UPWARD %. VAN HORNE, who departed
this life October L. $3.50, four years aso
teIsy.
Ia. BY his Family.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16

The Young Mems Senate viii hold the
first meeting after the summer vacation
at the Young Peoples building. i'm South
Washington street, next Tuesday even
ing. 4
The Washington times., 1909-10-16

THE FIRST ASSOCIATION or SPIRIT
UALISTS, Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street
sec6zI noor-1;30 p m. services By Mrs
Williams, Mrs Noble, and M May. All in
vited. Il
The Washington times., 1909-10-16

PEOPLES CHURCH fN0nsectarian )-fIy
East Capitol street-Rev. Georgia Ferguson
minister Services - II a. m Subject
Love and CoUrtship.'' the second II a series
Of talks 10 young people. Prof Newburgh's
Bible study Glass al 10 q. 70. a cordial vel
come is extended II
The Washington times., 1909-10-16

The Rev. J. NJ. Holmes, OF the Meth
odtst Protestant Church. will tomorrow
conduct service at Chrisfield, Md The
pulpit at the Methodist Protestant
Church in this city viii he filled tomor-
row by the Rev. T. +. Warner OF
Buckystown Nd.
The Washington times., 1909-10-16

The Alexandra. Athletic Club viii play
a game Of football on the new grounds,
in North Alfred streets. with the Naval
Hospital of Washington, at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon
The Washington times., 1909-10-16

The funeral OF Mrs Elizabe A. Proc
tor Will be held from the Second Pres
byterian Church tomorrow afternoon. a.
; o o'clock. The Rev. J, r. Sewer. the
pastor, will conduct che funeral SER
vices, and the burial will be in Bethel
Cemetery.