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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-07

u1sntiG /. llmsariidjtr 2iebtrfrans."
-Wiertes Stiftnnssfen--
i'm ,Qaber.Qpeenm"
MittppdJ, ben 8. 9esember.
(3i1-2)
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
BOY ARRESTED ON
MOTHERS CHARGE
Rather Than See Son Play
Role of Deserter, Philadel-
phia Woman Tells Police.

y PHILADELPHIA. July S.-Rather
than see her son desert from the United
States army. Mrs. Martin Foley, of 2G2
North Fifth street, notified the police
yesterday that he and q companion had
come to Philadelphia without leave of
absence from their station at Fort
Monroe, Va, and in a few hours the
young soldiers were under arrest. They
are now at Fort Mott, n. j., awaiting
trial
Thomas J. Foley ard Henry V Wire
neither OF whom is much more than
past mis- majority. are bunkmates in the
Fifty-nirth Company, Coast Artillery.
Foley enlisted IN Philadelphia. Wire at
York. Pa.
According 10 Mrs. Foley, it was TO
set her son away from the temptations
Of city life that she asked him to Join
the army
Il Insisted on my hoy joining the army
end am going to do all can to force
him to stay there till his enlistment OK
pires.'' said Mrs. Foley. When ne and
this other boy came here without a
change Of clothing and without money.
1 felt certain that they lad not been
granted Burroughs. When Thomas con
fessed that he had violated the rules of
the army I had him arrested. I don't
believe he yin repeat his offense"
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
PROPERTY VALUES
At A HIGH MARK
Figures to Condemnation
Board Show Million
Dollar Increase.

Figures submitted to the condemnation
board by the owners Of the property in
the square bounded by Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets and Z street and Penn
syIvania avenue indicate an increase in
value Of more than s., 100000 during the
last ten years. AT the closing session OF
the board held at the District Building
yesterday afternoon Attorney A. a. Biz
ney. representing the Government pro-
duced a tsbulated statement showing
that the property In parcel occupied by
Chase S TE~ateg was purchased in 1893
for Sl06, 0D, and today the owners e5ti-
mate tie value at f5lLG9o in 1900 parcel
., the Regent Hotel, sold for $4,000.
while its value today is estimated at
s613,l05, in 1903 portion of parcel 3,
owned By COrnweu & Sons, sold for $l6,-
500. while the owners now ask SO, $50, in
1890 parcel g. owned by the Darby Print
ing Company, sold for S54,330, while the
owners Low place its value at Sl2S900,
parcel Z sold for $4,000 in 1899. while its
estimated value today Is $780, 1872, and
parcel "A sold in 1897 for Sl3. 5S7, while its
value today, as given the commission, is
1850.
II was contended by Mr.. Birney that
there has been no evidence presented to
the commission TO show such a large in
crease in the value of the property in
question.
J. J. Darlington, r. Ross Perry. A s.
WOrthington, and r. Ross Perry, jr., at
tOTneys tor the property owners, made
the closing arguments. The commission
viii begin the work of preparing its re-
port, which viii be submitted TO the Dis
trict Supreme Court
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
DRAPED IN BARREL
MARY GOES HOME
New York Maiden Hung Clothes
on Hickory Limb-Naughty
Men Stole En-.

NEW YORK, July 8.-Mary Hart,
sixteen. of 6S Slater street. Paterson.
lost a large portion of her garments
while taking a dip in the Morris canal.
Annie Callahan was guarding the
clothing. Two men came along, Annie
fed in fright, and the men stole the
clothing, which had been hung to a
tree. With the aid Of a barrel and
some clothing furnished by Miss
Callahan. Miss Hart got home. Both
the girls have made complaints
against John Doe. They believe they
can identify the thieves.
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
GOSHEN IS AMAZED
AT PARSONS FAMILY
New Minister With Double Pair of
Twins Arrives-His Salary
Is $500 8 Year.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, July s.
Residents of the little country town Of
Goshen have an interesting subject for
gossip in the arrival Of the new preach
er from Chicago with eight children,
four of whom are a double pair Of
twins, or bankruptcies. The mother is
the wife Of the Rev. Samuel Howe
SeCombe. who has come TO a pastorate
which pays onlS-SsOO a year.
The oldest child of the family is four
teen. The four naoies are three weeks
old. The mother Is forty-hve years old
and the father fifty. The father is a
native OF New England, bat has lived
IL Chicago many years. ana until this
quartet came no children had been born
TO Mr. and Mrs. SeccOmbe for four
years The weight Of The bankruptcies,
two boys and two girls. is: First boy.
seven pounds: second boz, FIVE pounds;
first girl, four pounds, and second girl,
four and a half pounds.
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
PLAN A LAWN FETE
FOR THE WO0DMEN
Joint Excursion of All Camps Will
Be Given on Au-
gust 10.

a lawn fete for the benefit OF the
local camps of Woodmen Of the World
will be given at the home of DR.. W. H.
Price. 406 II street northeast. July 16.
The joint excursion Of the local camps
TO Chesapeake Beach VIII take place
August 10
The results Of the excursion to
Marshall Han. recently given, were
highly satisfactory to the members OF
the order. The numbers Of tickets sold
surpassed all previous records and prizes
were distributed to the volunteer ticket
sellers as follows: II. Hand. pair of
shoes; Ben Williams. watch charm; A.
B. Mcpherson, steel fishing rod; r
Besuregard, baseball, Mr.. Newton,
catchers glove; Mr.. Harrison, picture,
and two BOBBY prizes 70 Messrs. Paul
son and Ellis.
J. II. Stanell and Richard B. Smith
were initiated into the secrets OF the
order at a meeting OF Oak Camp, No, 4,
at a monthly meeting held last evening.
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
WARNS OF DANGERS
TO CITY CHILDREN
Skating Kinks and Moving Pictures Are Among The
'DOnt's" Enumerated by E. Fellows Jenkins,
New York Workei

NEW YORK. July Sc. Fellows Jen-
kins, Of the Society Tor the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Children, has decided con-
victions about the care of neglected
children of the great cities.
when I began this work" he de-
clared, Il was firm believer In prenatal
influence, My years CT work among the
City's children has absolutely exploded
that theory for me. I do not think a
child's paTentage can influence the child
materially il the child is placed in the
proper surroundings. In other words,
environment. and not heredity makes
the child grow up into good or a bad
man or woman.
Some of the ways Superintendent len
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
KEY FITTED LOCK;
THEN IT HAPPENED

Just because mis- key happened 10 mt
the lock of the trunk of Edna Thorn
ton was the only reason Henry Wait
could give Judge Aukum this morning
FOR stealing her gold ring 1t didn [
sound good to ,Eu court and he fined
Walt So He was arrested when trying
10 sell the ring 70 = pa.wnbroker
How did you happen 20 steal the
ring2 Judge Aukum asked.
We'll, ma key fits her trunk an An
jest naturally unlocked j., jedge. OATS
all dey is 10 it,
The Washington times., 1909-07-08

kins has for saving the children are as
follows.
Public Fairgrounds wherever there is
congestion of juvenile population.
Boys clubs where good. clean ath-
letics are encouraged. and the boys
coached along the honor plan
More intimate church or parish SUI
peTvisiOn Of girls and boys. Every
children
Vigorous enforcement of the law
governing parental responsibility over
children
Keeping children under sixteen out of
places where liquors are sold; out of
pool rooms. roller skating Kinks, and
moving picture SHOWS
THE unrelenting Increment OF a
compulsory educational act.
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
COMMANDER FLOOD IN CITY

Senior Vice National Commander Ber-
nard J. Flood, Of the Army and Navy
Union, is in Washington confeI ing
with local members of tina, organization
in reference to the national biennial en-
campment which Is to be held at Erie,
Pa, during the week OF September g.
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
SECRETARY ADEE
IN NARROW ESCAPE

Second Assistant Secretary of State
Alvey A. Adee is congraJulating him
self this morning op his narrow escape
from serious injury -6y q 12Qlug cabinet
81 the state Department Offices He
was in the basement OF the building
in the well OF a circular stairway. Some
WOrkmen were moving a number of
filing cases on the floor above, and in
81 !ssee@xHsnrssr one tel over The railing
ana 0TOppeU 20 the bottom OF the we'll
II Just grazed Mr. Adee's clothing and
was demolished
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
PURE FOOD SHOW
NEXT NOVEMBER

The DAYS from November 10 Novem-
Der 20 have been selected by the menu
beEs of The Retail Gr6cers' Protective
Association as the time for the pure
food show the organization is prepar-
ing 10 give Thousands OF circulars and
descriptive matter have been prepared
70 be sent 10 the manufacturers Of pure
food products regarding the show
The display viii be I'm Convention Han
and il is proposed to make il the biggest
event Of the kind ever given tn the Dis
trlct. Several new ideas IN decoration
as well as a number of new food prod
ucts viii be features.
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
GIRL OF FOURTEEN
webs A MERE BOY
Have Known Each Other But
Three Months-Where-
aboutS Unknown.

BALTIMORE. July s-Albert Rel
singer. eighteen years Old. and Eliza
beth Weiser, fourteen years old. who
have known each other less than three
months. were married by the Rev,
Henry w Miller. pastor of the Light
Street Presbyterian Church
All day long today the distracted
mother of the bride has been trying 70
locate them.
Reisinger told his mother last week
that he was making only $3.50 a week
and now his parents are wondering how
ne will support his bride.
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
COUNCIL INSTALLS
IT'S NEW OFFICERS

New officers reign today over Con-
Eres-onal Counci No. 59S, Progress
sive Home Circle. Formal installation
exercises were held last evening al the
Pythian Temple The new officers are.
Past president, Henry Allen; president,
Mrs. William Ruff; vice president, r.
JeEnier; guardian, Sfiss Marion Van
Horn; secretary, Mrs. Mabel Hupp.
treasurer. H. ID. Larkin. accountant. IL.
] FitZhugh; guide. ". a Lepler; COM
panion, Miss NJ. s Wiikerson; chaplain,
Mrs. II. Allen: sentry. William Muzin-
ger. Waterman ". J. Marshall
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
HALF MILLION CONTRACT

PITTSBURG, July 3-Work on a
100000 switchboard for the New York
terminal OF the Pennsylvania railroad
was begun here today at the Westing-
house Electric and Manufacturing Com
pany. The plans received from New
York show Intention to have the finest
as well as the largest switchboard in
the world which will control electrically
every switch in the terminal
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
BEAR TREES A MAN;
THEN CHEWS UP TREE
Michigan Farmer Has Thrilling
Experience in Escaping From
Den of Bruins.

BOYNE CITY, Mich, July Sherman
RUssen. a farmer Of Hudson township.
had a thrilling escape from a den Of
bears. While driving along the road
his watch dog secuted a cub and Her
man, seeing the little fellow. decided
that it would make a good pet.
He accordingly went over 10 the cub
but when he attempted to pick him up
ne was confronted by g big mother bear
who put UP a fight Herman took 10
the first lfee, which was a small sap
ling. Mrs. BTuin sized up the situation
then deliberately guawed the sapling
until it broke. Russell was saved by
falling into the branches Of a larger
tree
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
BLIND TIGERS ACTIVE

BRIDGETON, n. j.. July s-Dcring
the past week there have been sky
three calls for the police made to city
hall, resulting in the rsiding of alleged
disOrderly houses and the arrests of in
mates for the illegal sale of liquor
officers report an unusual amount of
drunkenness, and it is thought that
there are many speak-easies running.
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE.

Captain (spinning a yarn)--T was
for eight days a prisoner among the
Cannibals.
Lady-And how was it they didn't
eat you2
Captain (calmly)-Wel, the truth
was the chiefs wife had mislaid her
cockbOOk.-Fliegen BlaetteT
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
Washington TO Philadelphia
City and New YOrN

BALTIMORE To PHILADEL PHTA
Through the Chesapeaaz and Dt Iasyars
canal 60 PHILADELPHIA" Stopping at
the great fishing grounds, Bsttertor also
Chester. Pa. From Washington by s. ana
.. or W B. & A. l.. Ry. TO BsItifp0re
thence Ericsson line 20 Philadelphia. Steam
crs sail daily except sunday S d. o. Fast
day boats daily and Sundays S a. H.
Tickets &c Philadelphia on sale in Washing
ton at Is. and O. and ". IS & A. IT, Rg
Ticket Ofices. Also j. SPLIEDr, Ticket
Agent. 1885 j. 80. n ". Cor New FORK A.
lantic City Cape May AsBury PAX ocean
Grove. Ions Branch, Albany, Irsy and
points north. Write ION guide
CLARENCE SHRIVER. c. T. A.
Light AMI Pratt SITS. Baltimore. ayd.
tsll-sss
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
New York.

GREAT WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Rich'
field Springs, y. Y. Noted for curative nov
ers, rheumatism, govt and blood diseases.
jeS-tu, tn, sa-24t
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
Ocean City.
Ocean CITY. N. ]

HOTEL MAYBERRY-Central Iocat-
ed. Near beach and all attractions; me
table and beds. Day rates, 81 and g. SO: spe-
Cial season rates. Rooms with bath Book
let S. H MAYBERRY. jeS-tu, IT, sa-sOr
The Washington times., 1909-07-08
Rhode Island.
HOTEL THoRNnYwr
MaryIand-Cambridge.
OAKLEY BEACH HOTEL
ONTHE CHOPTANk RIVER

The finest Summer House in the State of
Maryland Long pier, with dancing pavilion
over the water For booklet ana rates. y
ies-30t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-27
CITY LANDS
TO Be SOLD

Marston Campbell, as superintendent
of Public Works will hold an auction
sale of government lots in Honolulu
on Monday next, and as Commissioner
of Public Lands a sale of lots in Ma
kild Heights subdivision on Saturday
October 16
There are very fine lots Mr.. Camp
bell said, land the prices are rather
less than-1O0O an acre. Terms for the
city lots are cash, but time is allow
ed on part of price for the Makikl
lots"
In the property to be sold next Mon
day are lots on Vineyard street, School
street, Wilder avenue and Spencer
street at upset prices ringing from 500
to $500. A lot at the head of Makiki
street containing 4O,95O square feet
will be put up at $1,000. Lots in the
business section are placed at from
S250O to $4,000. On the same day the
Waiaka lots at Kamoiliili will be sold.
Makiki Heights lots, which number
thirty, to be sold on October range in
upset prices from $3.50 to $3.50.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-27
PINCHOT, INDICATED.

SALT LAKE CITY, September 26
l-Pinchot has won complete vic
tory over his traducers. President
Taft yesterday issued public state
ment wherein he expressed his abso
lutte confidence in Pinchot and the
hope that that official will not con
slider resigning under any circum-
stances.
In his statement the President sig,
nified his appreciation of the con-
servation policy as represented by
Pinchot and pledged himself to seek
such legislation as shall place the
seal of approval of Congress on the
conservation policy.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-27
MoNoPLANE TAKES HEADER.

BERLIN, September 27-Dashing
through the air at express train
speed, a monoplane turned a com
pIete somersault here yesterday. The
crowds watching the test gazed in
spellbound horror as they saw the
| flying machine take its downward
plunge, for it seemed that the dar-
ing aviator could not possibly escape
with his life. Almost by miracle
the man kept his balance, however,
and was unhurt. The accident is
unique in the annals of aeropIaning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-27
JoHAN vAsoRA CAUGHT.

VANCOUVER, September 26,-Yes-
terday Johan Vasora was arrested.
He was disguised as a laborer and
attempted to board steamer at
Prince Rupert Bay. He is the man
who recently escaped from Finland,
and is suspected of having stolen
S1S0,0O0 from the postal department
He made good his escape to Canada,
and all track of him was lost until
he was run to earth Dy the Canadian
authorities in the act of trying to
make ais escape to the States.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-27
MASSACRE RUMOR
PROVES UNTRUE

MANILA, September 27.-The rev
enue cutter Sora is safe. report
was circulated here few days ago
to the effect that the cutter had been
captured by pirates, and that her
commander, her crew of nineteen FL
lipino sailors, and customs inspec'
tor had been murdered. The rumor
has proved to be unfounded.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-27
OVAL LEAGUE GAMES.

SAN FRANCISCO, September ~
Baseball games among the teams of
the National League yesterday re-
suited in the following scores:
Chicago 8, Boston 2; Cincinnati 4,
New York z; Cincinnati 8, New York
0; st. Louis 4, Brooklyn 3; St. Louis
20, Brooklyn 1.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-27
PEARY DISOBLrGING.

NEW YORK, September 27.-Har'
ry Whitney has telegraphed that he
was not allowed to put DR.. Cooks in
struments nor the records Of his
polar trip, on board Commander Pc
ary's ship, the Roosevelt.
Yesterday DR.. Cook officially ue-
MED the report that he contemplates
suing Commander Peary for SANDER.