Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
correspondenee of Alexandria Gazettel

| corpus proceedings, DanuIiukS H.
Bib. for thirty years a prominent
lumberman and builder Of San Fran
cisco. today occupied cell in the po-
lice station here. Bib was Arrested
anon dispatch received by the local
police from acting Chief Of Police
Wall Of San Francisco stating that Bibb
had been indicted by grand idry on a
charge made by business partner and
is held as a fugitive from justice. When
seen today Bib said that his arrest
was a Matchmaking scheme" /
own a third interest in patent which
was invented by Professor John T..
Montgomery OF Santa Clara, California.
The professor, myself and Charles S.
Wheeler, millionaire OF San Francisco,
own equal shares in it. Christopher
A. Buckley has been trying to get in
on it. MY arrest is Buckeyes second
attempt to delay us from getting the
patents. We have two basic patents.
and are here now 70 secure three sub
siliary patents. Some time ago | put
I'D some buildings for Buckley and
foolishly gave him a chance to get at
me. 1t is his innings now but mine is
coming SOON" Bib has been here
with Professor Montgomery for about a
week His attorneys stated today they
expected no trouble in securing his re-
lease.
This city's utra-fsshionable saloon
inspector, +. Oden Horstmann, So
ciety man and member of the Metropol-
itan and Chevy Chase clubs, was re-
moved from office today by the excise
board upon formal charge Of insubor-
dlnation. Horstmann has threatened
TO make charges against the members
of the board and his dismissal followed
his action in making reports directly
TO the district commissioners instead OF
his immediate superiors. 1t was upon
the advice of his physician, who said
he was getting a bit too plump, that
Horstmann sought employment in the
municipal service His physical exer-
else in making inspections and the
mental excitement Of his clash with
the board have put him i'll fine trim
for the coming social season.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagle. who returned to his summer
home in Marion, Mass, after the adj
iournment Of the house party" at the
executive mansion will return to Wash
ingtOn tomorrow. He will take up his
duties for the winter and it is expected
bv officials that this will be the busiest
winter for the past several years for
the secretary.
A fraud order was issued against
Josef V. Uberall, of New York city,
upon the charge of using the mails to
deceive people in Austria Hungary, by
the Post Office department today. 1t
was stated that Uberall advertised that
he was a lawyer, urging foreigners to
put their business in his hands. The
department announced that Uberall ad-
mitted that he was not an attorney.
Postoflice sleuths allege that Uberall
did a thriving business but failed to
make good on his promises.
The National Press Club today
opened subscriptions to raise a fund to
aid the families of newspaper men
killed in the explosion which destroyed
the building of the Los Angeles Times.
After experimenting two years with
a colored man as manager OF the Sen
ate restaurant, the committee on rules
/ L.. L 1t hau q
control 1t has been run at loss I'M
der the management Of 'Dick" Shaw.
Two men was killed, one was fatally
injured and another was seriously hurt
by the explosion OF a gnn at the Wash
ington Navy yard this afternoon. The
explosion occurred in the high ex-
Iplosiye room" where stores are kept.
John Cadanatori was killed instantly.
James Griffith was 50 badly hurt that
there is no hope of his recovery.
Christian Scheide was seriously hurt.
The high explosive room" was in
one corner of the abandoned shop
building at one end OF the yard. The
walls we're shattered and the explosion
shook every structure in the vicinity.
1t is supposed that the three men
we're putting together the primers which
explode the charges in big guns, when
the accident occurred. Navy yard Off
Gals surmise that Cadamatori dropped
one of the primers after it had been adj
justed. Exact details, however, were
unobtainable this afternoon as both in
jured men were unconscious.
Griffths died of his injuries after
being taken to the Emergency Hospital
at the Navy Yard.
After twentv-seven years OF married
life, Mrs. Royila Daniel has applied to
he District of Columbia Supreme
Court to compel her husband, Herbert
c. Daniel, to support her. In her suit
for maintenance, Mrs. Daniel says she
was married about twenty-seven years
ago in Prince William county, and has
only one child a daughter, now married
Ii was said at the Department OF
Justice this afternoon that the postof-
flee inspectors were aware that agents
OF Iut bureau vi luFcSlisdtlOu NOlo
working on the case Of b. S. Sheitels
4 Co.. charged with misuSing the mail.
A statement was made that they had
no knowledge of hostile feelings
arising between the Department
OF the Postoflice and Justice
The district attorney in New York as
we'll as the heads of the Post Office
Inspection Service were fully aware Of
| the work OF the men in the attorney