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The Washington times., 1909-01-28
MOY YOU CUEN RICH,
CAPITAL IMPORTER

Moy You Cuen is one of the richest
Cinnamon in Washington. He owns. the
controlling interest in the Tsue Lung
Company. whose large importing. busi-
ness IS located al SIS Pennsylvania
avenue.
The intimate friends OF Nov You Cuen
here We're surprised TO learn OF his mar
riage. as thLy have been under the i'm
preston that be has been married for
several years. He is sixty wears ola
has been married before, and has three
children. lt is said, one in China and
Two living ia the neighboThOod OF
Thirteenth and . streets. Washington
A cousin OF Moy Iou Cuen. Of 235
Pennsylvania avenue. was married 20 a
white girl about seven years ago. When
seer today be expressed c0mpIeLe ig-
norsuce OF his relatives uupJlals. and
declined 20 discuss the family affairs
The cousins name is Moy Doom and
his Wife's maiden name was Lily Cart
er
Cuen has been in business at his
present address for ten years He is an
Influential member OF the Cenrum T0ne.
che OF the strongest Chinese secret So
cieLies
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
.SUBSTATION BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
It's Erection and Location at
Seventh and 6 Is Pro-
vided For.

The Senate this afternoon passed the
bill for the location and erection OF a
substatlon for the Philadelphia, BARI
more and Washington Railroad Com
pany at Seventh and c streets north
west.
The bill IS one that has been the sub
ject os a great deal OF controversy. The
railroad originally wanted 20 erect a
substation at the place where its tracks
cross Fourteenth street. Later she
Commissioners withdrew their approval
and the railroad company denied che
right Of the Commissioners 70 withdraw
IT,
The matter was carried into the
courts. where the position Of the ran-
road company was sustained. The bill
which passed the Senate today making
specific provision where the sLbstati0n
shall be located. Is intended 10 se.tls
the matter. az the Commissioners desire
10 ERve il settled. .
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
Moy You Cuen, Merchant
Here, Weds Miss Anna
Workman, of w. Va.
BALTIMORE SEES
UNIQUE CEREMONY
Spectacle Of Diminutive Subject
of Celestial Empire and White
Girl Draws Crowd.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 28-Moy You
Cuen, a wealthy native of the Celes-
tial empire. who is in business IN Wash
ington, and Miss anna NJ Workman. of
Charleston. W. Va, were married here
today.
The hrst intimation that something
unusual was in the atmosphere Oc-
CURED this morning soon after III o o'clock.
Wien a curious crowd gathered around
a cab In front Of the court house. The
word was passed around that a China
man and a beautiful American girl were
the sole occupants OF the cab.
A little Ch5laman about five feet four
inches tail closely followed by a stylish
IS and eXpenslVely dressed woman. who
appeared 70 be hardly OuL OF her teens.
left the cab ana gayIy ran up the court
mouse steps and a few moments later
Moy You Cuen rushed his wifo-tO-be 10
the cab, nerVOusiy Clutchlng a large
sheet OF paper.
Go TO Church.
Up Calvert street the cabman turned,
whipping his horse 10 its greatest ef-
forts Several OF the curious followed Ia
hot pursuit, soon 10 be outtd stanCed.
Pedestrians stopped as they caught
sight OF the merry couple ID the car
riage. AT Read and Calvert streets the
cab was s l6denly halted In sront of the
First Reformed Church MOy YoGn
entered the parsonage, which adioins
we want to see the pastor said
Miss Workman 10 the servant who had
answered the door.
The Rev. Joel T.. Rossiter. the rector,
was summc0ed.
I'VE wan 10 get married. said Miss
Workman 10 the pastor, as the minis
ter entered the room. yes, we want to
4 F-F etFaEa
broken English.
Miss Workman, have you the con-
sent or your parents 20 marry this man,
and have they any objections to him 90
asked AIr. Rossiter as he surveyed the
scene.
Parents Don't Object
''No. they have no objections what
ever" returned the young man.
Wen, do you realize what YOU are
doiug?" asked the pastor. IN an EFFORT
10 learn something about the girl
u Qos she answered IN firm tones.
The caDoy was usheerd iutO the house
90 act as a witness 10 the ceremony.
After the license was read and Moy
Aou Cuel had answered the necessary
questions the ceremony was performed.
Both smiled happily after the cere-
mouy, and the bride was Profuse with
slipped an envelope, supposedly contain
ing money Tor his services. in his hand
Moy You Cuen shook hands with the
plinister, and in broken English thanked
him.
Refuses to Talk.
When seen a few minutes after the
ceremony. the bride refused TO say
where she met the ChManan Or tell
anything about her c0urLshiD.
You should not want the people run I
ming after you, and then have YOU wed
ding published she answered TO an in
terrogatton. I'VE are married now, and
I don't want anything said about il at
all I won't answer any questions.
Her face was prOfuse with smiles and
she snuggled close to Moy You Cuen. .
who also seemed well pleased with the
situation
Moy You Cuen. when questioned, I
started 10 tell where he would live ia
the future but his Wife commanded him
not 10 give any information about their I.
history
The Washington times., 1909-01-28

tory and was preparing 70 attend the
banquet IN his honor. he learned OF the
sorrow In the home Of his friend Dis
patching messenger 20 the waiting
diners, he hastened TO extead his sym
paIhy 10 Mr. SantucCi and 10 see Mrs.
SanIucci before she passed away.
Great disappointment was expressed
az the banquet when Mr.. Pinchot failed
20 puE IN an appearance But when the
cause or his absence was learned the
affair proceeded with added feeling n
the speechmaklng. The speakers were
inspired 90 greater respect for the man
Wlo had placed friendship before Lns
graIlncauon OF personal pleasure.
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
WHITE STAR TO SUE
FLORIDA FOR LIBEL
Announcement Made by At
torneyS Today Jack"
BinnS Weary.

NIW YORK. Jan. 2s.-It is announced
by the attorneys for the White Star
line, that a libel will be filed against the
Florida. OF the Lloyd -Italiano line. to-
day. The case grows out OF the sink
ing OF the Republic, which was in col
nsion with the Florida last Saturday
morning.
NEW YORK. Jan. Z8.-Jack Binns. rbe
wireless operator. Of the Republic. aart-
ed over TO Philadelphia today on bust
ness trip.
II it's quiet over there maybe I will
be tanpted % remain for a few days and
get some rest. They've Certainly been
sending me over the breakers since I
struck shore. I haven had a good sleAn
In a week, and 1 don't expect 10 zef
one. can't hlde S-y place. And all
this because 1 Flpp&l on a few mes
sages.
Tell you something about nayself and
my family re repeated. we'll We
can get through the latter part il a
hurry. I'm ali there is to the Binns
family.
My father died few days after r
was born. Ny mosSAr followed b{n7
about year later | had no brothsrs
OF sisters AFTER sem 0ldays I pof . sob
on the Great East sru railway when 7
was fourteen ! n 'gnt have been rail-
roading yet II I ha5 not been hurt
Il was knocked dLUn By an engine
andjt was six months oefore I Vas Sbis
10 leave the hospital while I was re-
covering / studied telegYauhy. When
left the hospital haG s.ght bones in
my pocket which the doctors had pre-
sented 10 me after remov re them froT,
my leg carried them with me 10 10
last saturday. They went down with
the Republic.
Since talking the wireless I've been
all over ti5s ---ld 30
What are your pl&ns for the future.
10 get as much sleep as possible. I
nave had tHHatrical managers. news
papeEmen, aud photographers chasing
me since I hit New YORK. / know v0ij
all mean well. but honest. I've got a
sore throat from talklng and my face
is cracked from otAginB the snapshot
men; have had o.teEs 10 go into
vaudeville. but 7 don't think I win. So
long.
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
TURNS DOWN BANQUET
TO COMFORT FRIEND
Clifford PnChot Abandons Plan to Attend Dinner That
He May Visit Former Subordinate Whose Wife
Is Dying IN New Mexico

Abandoning banquet given in his
aoDor by citizens of New Mexico, Gif-
ford Pinchot. chief of the Bureau OF
Forestry. has hastened TO the home or
Joseph =. Santucci, formerly head
messenger OF the bureau. whose wife
IS believed 20 be dying.
Mr.. and Mrs Santucci have been uv-
ing IA Albuquerque y. NJ. having ar
rived there not long ago from ogden,
Utah Because Of the Illness of his
wife, Mr.. SantUcci had been transferred
10 the western station. the head OF the
department quickly granting his re-
quest
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
PRESIDENT GOMEZ
ASSUMES OFFICE
With Fitting Ceremonies
Provisional Government
Comes to an End.

HAVANA, Jan. 28.-The provisional
government Of Cuba came to an end
today at L O'Clock. when the island was
turned over TO the native government
by Governor Magoon.
Precisely at noon the flag Of the re-
public was raised on the staff OF the
palace. and President Jose Miguel
Gomez assumed his office, while rockets
and bombs were discharged from the
buildings fronting on the Plaza de
Armas.
The days events began with the plac-
ing OF a wreath on the tablet mark
ing the house where Jose MART. in-
stgator Of the revolution against Spain.
was born. After the installation exer-
cises q feast was served to the prisoners
confined Ia the Preside and Carcel Of
Havana, and aims were distributed by
the commission selected for that pur-
pose.
A review viii be held in front Of the
presidential palace Of the armed forces
OF the republic later in the afternoon.
and in the evening the city viii be hlu-
minated by fireworks.
Tomorrow the President and officials
Of the republic viii attend the races.
There VIII be more nluminauons and
more aims giving. free performances
at the theaters and. IN the eveninla a
BANQUET 10 the alcalde and presidents
Of the ayuutamientos.
The celebration viii continue with va
riOus exercises ana more nreW Jrks
until Sunday. A tea Viii be served ~
honor OF the officers of the American
squadron on Saturday.
trTa 11G1TEfTaL1On
should be as free from suggestion or
American Intervention as possible, none
OF the soldiers of the army OF occupation
took part IN the parade.
Magoon Sails.
Governor Magoon will sail for Amer
lea this afternoon, and the other ofh-
cials Of the late provisional govern
men< viii return home as quickly as
possible. The evacuation Of the army OF
occupation which has been going on for
some days, will be continued for an
other month.
There is no hurry about returning the
soldiers to the United States, and but
TWO transports will be used IL the
work. IT is deemed advisable for a
strong force Of American soldiers TO
be within call during the early stages
of the new regime
The municipality reception to the de-
parting provisional authorities last nlgnL
was in the nature Of an inaugural ball
at the Clerks Club. The salon, 800 feet
long. was brilliantly lighted. the glass
chandeliers casting their glow on the
delicate coIorings Of the painted walls
and ceilings and the shining marble
floor. Two thousand invitations were
issued. and there we're demands for
four times that number.
Governor Aagoon arrived at 10 O'clock.
the police band in the patio playing the
American national hymn, while the
American Government authorities with
their ladies' filed up the wide marble
staircase. handsomely decorated with
palms and flags, TO the ball room on
the top floor IN advance Of the govern
or. The promenade Of army, navy, ana
government officials. in gala dress. with
Continued on Second Page.)
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
WEATHER REPORT.

The Western storm VII gradually
move eastward. accompanied by pre-
CipltatIon IN its track, which Will reach
The Au8nuc coast during Friday with
rising temperature
The winds along the middle Atlantic
coast WiA oe diminishing n0rthWesUerly.
becoming light ana variable tonight and
shifting 20 sout1easterIy Friday
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
EMPEROR Of CHINA
DEAD, SAYS REPORT
Private Messages to Tokyo
State Infant Ruler Sue
cumbs to Smallpox.

TOKYO, Jan. 28-Private messages
received from Pekin today say that
Pu u. the infant Emperor Of China,
is dead Of smallpox. The report has
not been verified.
The report has been given wide circu-
Iation, and has caused the tremendous
excitement. 1t has been known for
some tine that the infant ruler was
slckIy-
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
NIGHT RIDER JURY
UNABLE TO AGREE
In Case of Ed Marshall
Twelve Men Discharged
After Long Session.

UNION CITY, Tenn, Jan. 2g-The
jury in the case OF Ed Marshall,
charged with the murder OF Captain
Rankin in the night riders raid OF last
October. this morning reported its In
ability TO agree. and was discharged.
1t IS understood 1t stood ten for ac-
duirtaI and two for cy.nviction Of muir
der IN the first degree.
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
MISS ANNE MORGAN
WORKS AMONG POOR

NEW YORK. Jan. S-A crusade
against uusanitary conditions in cigar
factories has been started by Miss
Anne Morgan. daughter Of J. Pierpont
Morgan.
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
SHIP GOES DOWN
WITH EIGHT MEN

LISBON, Jan 2S--The Spanish steam
er Trinidad rammed and sunk an un-
identified Belgian steamer on Cape
ROCa- Eight members Of the crew OF
the Belgian vessel lost their lives.
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
AUGUST BELMONT BETTER

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-August Bel
mont is resting easily at the General
Memorial Hospital. following an on
GRAFTON yesterday for appeu6iciTfs
He is expected to recover.
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
Committee Authorizes Ex-
penditure Of $4,000 for
Decorations.
RATES
ON THE RAILWAYS
Roosevelt viii Leave City Imme-
dlately After Successors Oath
Is Administered.

That the Inauguration Of President
elect Taft viii be laid out along lines
more lavish than any previous event
OF Its kind was indicated again this
morning when the inaugural committee
authorised record-breaking appropria-
lions for street decorations and for the
general illumination.
Ihe general scheme for lighting and
decorations. as outlined in The Times
Yesterday was submitted to the inaug-
uFal committee this morning at its
meeting in the New Willard. The COM
mlttee indorsed the general scheme
10 devote particular attention to the
court OF Honor, 70 suspend earlands
oi electric lights along Pennsylvania
avenue and 70 illuminate public build
lngs. The propositions found such IA
Vor that the committee, without q dis
sentlng voice authorized the exDendi.
LuLe OK $lo,oyO on decorations as COM
pared VITA $500 four years ago. and
ss,VVV as compared with S2,7l foHr wears
ago Tor illumination Great intsraEr
was SHOWN In the plans and DRAWINGS
PiSeeo on exhibition By Chairman
The Washington times., 1909-01-28

Today-High tide, 1903 a. N. and 1-ss %
us low tide. l-31 a. M. and SIS o. m
$50 p. M low tide. SIS a. m and s.Is
3. =.
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
Fast Morning Train to

Fast Morning Train to PittsburE and
Chicago leaves Union station. Washing
ton via Pennsylvania Railroad al 1000
A n, arrive chicago 500 o clock next
morning aPrl0r cars and coaches
Washington TO Pittsburg; sleeping cars
and coaches Pittsburg - Chicago.
The Washington times., 1909-01-28

Increasing cloudiness ronighf v-ifb
rain or snow early Friday mornine. Fri-
day rain and warmer: light variable
winds, shifting 10 souJheasJerIy.
The Washington times., 1909-01-28
Edison an Officer.

Edison an Officer.
Theodore w. Noyes, chairman OF the
committee on reception, announced the
appointment OF John JOY Edison as vice
chairman Of his committee. and Reals
Howard as secretary. The fun roster
OF the committee will be given ont in a
few days.
ne inaugural souvenirs viii be fur
hlshed this year by the committee an
pointed for that purpose instead Of
By a private 1irm.
me announcement OF Chairman Hege
OF the transportation committee. that
the outlook for reduced rates was most
favorable, and that the Southeastern
Fessenger Association had already de-
SLoSu 20 SfanL the same rates as hereto
LoIe was received with applause The
C9Lcesslon on the part Of these railroads
aildyS the fear that the attendance
would De materially reduced because Of
the lack or special rates that have
prevailed at previous inaugurations.
More Milibamen.
Chairman Weller, OF the Committee
on Public Comfort declared neeotfa-
tons were under way with the quarter
master OF the Delaware national guard
looking 10 quarters for a large delega-
uon OF troops from that State and re-
ported that a large delegation from
New Jersey, as well as 5000 men from
New York was already provided for.
In the absence OF Chairman Morgan.
of the committee on civic organiza-
tionss Paul Elopfer, vice chairman Of
the committee, reported mat forty-four
were already assured for
the civic division
Chairman Rudolph, OF the fireworks
committee reported that ten plans had
been gone over in detail and that the
one submitted by the Pain Fireworly
Company had been accepted. The con
tract VIII be awarded TO this comnanv
AT once and permission has been asked
Tor the use Of the Ellipse on the night
OF March 4.
The executive body OF the committee
on the inaugural ball was announced as
follows. Alexander Grant Capt O.
~. Parry Col. +. j. Dimmick, W II.
Ftaycocl-s and COlley ". Bell. A meet
ing OF thss committee viii be held Sat
qrdeay morning at II o'clock at the New
Willard for the consideration Of bids
for hat box privileges.
Roosevelt to Leave.
President Roosevelt today accepted
the invitation OF the New York Repub-
.ican county committee TO escort him
rom the Capitol, Immediately following
The inaugural ceremonies TO Union Sta
ion. where he viii take a train en- route
home TO Oyster Bay.
The Committee viii have 500 members /
Ia line, and when they see Theodore \
Roosevelt. private citizen, aboard his
train, they viii return 10 participate ia
-he inaugural parade Of President Taft I
Representatives Parsons, Bennett. and
OlCott presented the invitation BY this
: F.1 rT ZOE n -e
retiring President returning 10 the
White House with the new President
Viii be deviated from. Roosevelts idsa
Is 20 get away as soon as possible. in
order that he may complete plans for !
departing, about March 20. on his AfrI-
can hunt
The Washington times., 1909-01-28

CONTINUED on Second Page)
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
Page .

Mrs. Lavinia Franklin will attend
the Methodist Conference at Indian
apolis, Ind.
Mitchell Bean DIETER known as
FOssett GUY and Miss Hattie E.
jackson were married at Sidville,
Bourbon county, Thursday night.
Chas. Fountain and others of this
city are arranging a petition to pre-
sent to Congressman Langley to have
him introduce a bill to pay certain
men, pressed by the government to
work on certain Notifications during
the Civil War.
Rev. II. ID. Colerane is building a
handsome residence on n. Broadway.
Dr.. ]. H. Green, wife and mother,
of Cincinnati, have been sick all the
winter. DR.. Green is well-known
here, where he sells medicine and
toilet articles of his own make.
Rev. Taylor Rhome has gone to
take charge of the Mt. Zion Baptist
church at Pikeville, Ky.
VIM. Hall, the popular barber Of
the Johnson and January shop has
gone to jackson to work.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
AgfD COUPLE TORTURED
Masked Robbers Secure Savings Of
Lifetime at Lonely Farmhouse.

"oSNSO nODOCIS OCCUTC OdNIu9S OI
Lifetime at Lonely Farmhouse.
Cincinnati, o., Jan. 22.-Thomas
Trevor and his aged wife, living on a
farm near the Indiana state line, were
attacked by three armed and masked
men, who burst into the lonely home,
dealt Trevor heavy blow on the
head, telling him to the floor
Then Selling hold of the wife they
threatened TO brain her if she did not
reveal the hiding place of their sup
posed hoard. Mrs. Trevor saved her.
self by fainting.
Turning their attention to the hus-
band, two of the men grabbed him
and dragged him toward an open coal
crate and held his head over the red
hot embers until he promised to COM
ply with the demands, and turned
over 1912 in gold and bills, the saw
ings of life time.
The Trevors were found uncon-
scious by neighbors, who summoned
medical aid. Both are in a precarious
condition.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
NORMAL, ILLINOIS.

The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Moberly is very low with
Pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vessie, Dixson and
Mr.. Robert Parker of Leroy, H., were
the guests of B. F. DeVary and fam
lily Saturday and Sunday. They al
so visited Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. DeVary.
Mrs. Emma Lesher and baby visit
ed her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. B. DeVary.
Mrs, Author Stump, of N. Main
street, Bloomington, was the guest of
Mrs. Jennie DeYary of 3O4 S. Linden
street.
The revivals at the Methodist and
Christian churches are being well at
tended and are doing much good.
Mr.. James DeYary and Miss Sa-
rah Bird, of Bloomington, visited
Miss Winefred Gaines at Normal.
Mr.. Frank Gilbert is able to re-
turn to work this week after a Sc
we're attack Of quinsey.
Mr.. Marshall Deitz, general fore
man on the repair track at the C & A.
has resigned and left for Shawnee,
Oklahoma, where he has accepted a
better position in the shops there.
Mr.. Deitz was presented with a
handsome watch chain and Mrs.
Deitz with a solid silver oyster dish.
We wish them much success.
There was a social given Friday
evening, January Is. by Mr.. James
B. DeVary at his home on 1912 N.
Mason. Refreshments were served
and an enjoyable evening was spent
by playing games. Those present
were Misses Edna Voyes, Winefred
Gaines, Sarah Bird, LYDIA Brooks,
Bertha Webb, Messrs. Lawrence
Bird, Oscar Dawson, Hyman Risen,
Oda Seals, Mr. and Mrs. JOllie De-
Vary, Mrs. Voyes. All report a fine
time.
Mr.. Oda Seals left Sunday evening
for his home in Tennessee.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-23
COLORED COLUMN.

Baltimore, Nd, has a colored
steamboat company.
The Colored Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs of New York City is
building a $50,00U hall.
The new $4,000 girls dormitory
at Louisville built by the colored
Baptist women Of Kentucky, will be
dedicated the first week in February.
Last Saturday night, Mrs. W. f.
Franklin was hostess at her beautiful
home at an elegant 6 o'clock course
dinner to friends in honor of Mrs.
Fox of Mayslick, Ky.
The Quarterly Conference of the
Nj. f. church will meet at Clay City
February 10. Rev Jno. Sanders, pas
tor.
The funeral of Mrs. Mile Haw-
kins was preached at Aliens Chapel,
Tuesday by Rev. H. A. Steward, pas
tor.
Jack Garner Taylor attended Mt.
Sterling court last Monday.
Miss Isa Taylor left Wednesday
for Georgia to teach in a college with
Miss Willie Frazier also of this city.
Mrs. John Haley fell Monday and
broke her arm. DIR. Deany attend
ed her.
Winchester has thirty-fve employ
ed and re-employed colored teachers.
Joe Smith, an eight-yearold color
ed boy, carried eleven little children
from burning building in Philadel-
phia last week.
North Carolina has twelve colored
Building and Loan Associations.
Miss Nettie Peroine visited her sis
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ter, Mrs. Bette Wilson in Mt. Ster-
ling this week.
Andrew, Robert, Sheldon, Lizzie
and Mary, children of Mrs. Mile
Hawkins, came from Ohio this week
to attend the funeral of their mother.
Robert and Andrew are preachers
and Sheldon is policeman in Dayton,
Ohio.
Rev. I. Undertake is in Louisville
and Rev. R. A. Strauss will OCCUPY
his pulpit tomorrow.
The Pleasant Green Baptist Church
at Lexington was this week left half
interest in house and lot bv the will
of one of its deceased members.
The annual report of Broadway,
shows the receipts of the church for
the fiscal year just closed to be 500,
with AZ additions.
II. L. Tandy, of Lexington, Grand
Master of the U. B. F. Lodge, defer
red his annual visit here till March
18th.
VIM. Coulson, colored, of Des
MONIES, Iowa, has served as messen-
ger under five Governors.
G. M. Howell, colored of Atlanta.
Ca, has just opened a barber shop
for whites, costing $500.
A. c. Howard, colored, of New
York City, has large establishment
for the manufacture of shoe polish.
VIM. Bell and Silas Martin are on
the sick list.
Arrangements are being made here
to celebrate the one hundredth an
niversary of the birth of Abraham
Lincoln on February 18th.
The Christian church here has sew
eral preachers under consideration,
but viii not call before spring.