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The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
ATTITUDE A PUZZLE.
Garfield Statement Spurns Ohio State
Ticket.

Cleveland, July 29.-James r. Garfield
tonight, In a statement on the work az
the progressive or inswgent Republicans
ignored the State ticket entirely. and
did not indicate whether he would SUM-
port it. He said:
''The people of Ohio who rallied IN tho
support Of the progressive Republican
principles in the short campaign tust
ended, and the men who stood lovauv
for the cause have no reason to be die
eouraged because of the result of the
recent convention.
The contest fully justified itself and
accomplished great good. It comnal,od
the recognition of progressive demands
II shows that the real progressive sn,r,t
is alive among the people Of this State
Unquestionably the people Of Ohio sro
for the progressive movement. and wouI5
SO express themselves If delegates ,yoro
chosen to-day for a convention. We
should have started earlier"
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY

Pages.
lone Dead in Seventh Street Fire.
Stays Mother; Shoots I'd Town.
Crippen Ignorant OF Coming Arrest.
Rioters Attack Columbus Cars.
Suggests Pinchot as Governor.
Crane TO Feel Western Pulse.
MOODY to Quit Supreme Bench.
Chamber Body Seeks Convention.
Heat Fatal TO Three.
S-Taft Halts Freight Increases.
Gettysburg War Game Ends To-day.
Pinchot Scores Balnnger.
bryce Praises Americans.
Westinghouse Loses Presidency.
SIN the World Of Society.
editorial
For the Feminine Readers.
SNationals Are Shut Out.
SAmateur Sports and Gossip.
ll-Conmercial and Financial
for Hot Weather
G. W. Z. Abandons Segregation.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
BODIES SENT C. O.D.
Relatives Of Fort Monroe Victims
Are Made INDIGNANT

Hinton. w. Va. July 29-Mucb ad-
verse comment is heard here because Of
the fact that bodies Of three men killed
while in the service OF the United states
at Fort Monroe were shipped collect
The bodies were sent over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway to this point
One was sent TO the victims late home
in Kentucky, near the West Virginia
state line. and the other two 10 West
Virginia points. In each instance the
cost 10 the person receiving the bodies
was $50
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
WIDER is TAKEN.
Cashier Accused of Stealing Large
Sum Surrenders.

oum ourrendeTs.
New York, July 9.-Erwin Johann
Wider. the cashier Of the Russo-Japanese
Bank agency in this city. who has con
fessed to stealing a very large bundle OF
securities from the bank. was arrested
this afternoon, and is now in the Tombs
prison.
The miniature embezzler when arrested
weS hungry In response 10 his re
quest the detectives accompanied him
and the lawyer and the lawyers clerk
10 Mouquin's restaurant. almost in front
OF which the arrest had been made. and
sat with them down stairs in the grill
room while they had their lunch. Wider
ate a good. hearty meal. and In half an
hour or so announced himself rs ready 10
go wherever be was taken to.
Wider was aken very soon to Judge
Fosters chambers and arraigred. The
judge said he already had read the IN
dictment which had been fled 'only to-
DAY. and. having issued the bench war
ram. he knew its contents The only
question was one Of bail It was fixed
at $4,000, in default OF which Wider was
locked up
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

Quincy. Mass. July 29.-AH Quincy is
in the woods tonight in quest OF Louis
u. ReSulh, Quarry owner. who this
! afternoon shot and killed HIS mother.
Mrs. Rose Restili. and Henry Z. Hard
( wick. prominent quarry owner. and
also seriously wounded his brother Jas
per- proprietor OF the Quincy Avenue
Granite Company; BENJAMIN Bishop,
president Of the Benjamin Bishop Gram
ite Company, and 3. T. Hardwick. Of
Henry Z. Hardwick & Co.
The entire police and FIRE departments.
Company X, OF the Fifth Massachusetts
and more than 1900 citizens are beating
tho woods on the outskirts Of the city
in search OF the man.
II is believed that Resuli became sud-
denly insane. About 1 o'clock ne drove
up TO his brothers place In Quincy ave-
nue., walked into the yard. and called his
brother out
Without a word he drew a revolver
and fired four shots. The brother fell.
fatally wounded.
Restilli then ran across the street and
into the Office OF the Bishop Companv
where Benjamin Bishop was standing.
and fred three shots at him, each one
taking effect.
Finds Mother Dead.
BY this time another brother had heard
o. RestillDs intention 20 shoot his brother
and mother. and went looking for him
He armed himself with a revolver and
drove 20 his mothers house. arriving
just in time to see Louis RestnI driving
of. He ran into the yard and found his
mother lying dead
Louis Restilli drove to the Hardu,,cl,
quarry and entering the office asked Mr.
Hardwick's permission to use tha taIa-
phone II was readily granted but in |
stead Of using the telephone Restri drew
his revolver. and pointing it at Henry E.
Hardwick fred five shots. all of which
took effect
Theodore Hardwick entered az the
sound Of the shooting. and Restin drew 4
another revolver and fired twice al him 4
lnhicting wounds that may prove fatal /
Restili left the Hardwick Office and
Ieaping into his buggy. drove or into the
woods.
A man rode up TO the Quincy police sta
ton on bicycle and informed Inspectors
Goodhue and Mckay Of what had hap
pened. They summoned every available
man and started for the scene OF the
crime in automobiles.
Woods Are Surrounded.
a Gordon has been formed around the
woods. and on the Blue Hills side the
Metropolitan Park police are on guard.
Restili has two revolvers and an abund-
ance of ammunition. He was formerly
associated with his brother Jasper. hut
troubles dissolved the partnership in a
manner not satisfactory TO Louis
He left the family and for some time
hey have feared him. It IS believed that
his trouble preyed on his mind and [
brought on insanity. Ii
Little hope is held out for Hardwiclz /
Ind Jasper RestilM.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
CHARLTON IS INSANE.
Attorney Says Alienists Have 2e-
cided His Case.

Jersey City, y. J.. July 29.-Edwin F.
Smith. Of the Jersey City law firm Of
Edwards & Smith. counsel for Porter
Charlton. who is locked up in the Hudson
County jau for staying his wife at LAX.
Como. Italy, said over the phone from
his home az Point Pleasant to-day that a
tentative report had been made by some
OF the alienists retained 10 examine the
young man that he was mentally de-
ranged and should be confined TO an
asylum
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
MONEY IS TIED UP.
Mrs. Bulls Investment Went for
Purchase of MACHINERY.

New York, July &.-Most Of the Ss5. %,
which Mrs. Mary Neviqs Blaine Bull
widow of DR.. William Tt Bull, put into
the Magnesia Asbestos Company, upon the
advice Of her friend, Mrs. Helen Dunlop
Hopkins, now stands transmitted into
machinery for the manufacture of as
bestos
The machinery, with the buildings and
the property of the AIagnesia Asbestos
Company's Newark plant. is scheduled to
go under the sherif's hammer in Newark
on Tuesday afternoon. August . at .
O'Clock.
After vigorous protest by the lawyer,
Magistrate Krotel set bail for Quayley
and Corbett at $4,000 apiece. and post
poned the examination until August 5.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
WEATHER FORECAST

For the District Of Columbia
and Maryland - Partly cloudy,
followed by showers to-day; to-
morrow, fair; slightly lower tenn
perature; light to moderate winds.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
ONE DEAD IN FIRE;
TWO OVERCOME
Negre Chefs Body Found
Charred in Ruins.
FIREMEN ARE RESCUED
Engire Company Men Removed
to Hospital.
FIREMEN ARE RESCUED

Woman Is Injured In Crowd that
Watches Destruction of saloon and
Residence OF Michael DAILY, where
Escaping Gas ExpIodes in Kitchen
I'm the AfternOOn-Foundi in an Un-
conscious Condition.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
.CRIPPEN IGNORANT
OF COMING FATE
Captain of MOntPOSe Sends
Wireless Message.
SQUEEZED MANS HAND
Action of Alleged Son Aroused
Suspicion of the Pair.

Large Safety PIN, Used 10 Tuck Up
BHdIy-htting Suit, Also "A CIew.
Passengers on Liner know Moth
ing of Identity of Couple, as
wireless Operator Is Keeping Sc
eret HIS knowledge.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
ALFONSO is FIRM.
UphOlds Premier in Threatened
Break with Church

0ANeah VIII OnuLCu.
Madrid, July 29.-If, as isFeported. the
Vatican relied on King Alfonso to sun
port the claims OF the church against the
government and TO compel Premier Cana
leias to resign. 1t is doomed to dlsap-
pointment
The prime minister and senor Preito
minister Of foreign affairs. submitted 10
the King AT san Sebastian the govern
ment's reply 10 the vadcan's note and
obtained his majesty's approval OF T. It
is understood the note reitsrates the gov
ornment's position. and states plainly
that the negotiations cannot be pro-
longed
The reply viii be formally ratified by
the cabinet tomorrow. and will then be-
telegraphed 10 Pome A rupture Is re-
garded as inevitable.
Don Jaime, the Spanish pretender. has
written 20 the Carlist senators and depu-
ties, congratulating them FOR supporting
the church against the government.
Rome. July 29.-It IS mofhclallv stated
that the Vatican has decided It is unabls
to yield 70 Spain. holding that It IS its
duty 70 protect the church. II relies on
the religious spirit OF the Spanish peopls
to support the church against the gov
ernment. even IL this leads 70 civil war.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
REPAIR BILLS PADDED.
Mulcting Of Illinois Central Done
Boldly and Flagrantlv

Chicago. July 29.-Bnls rendered to the
Illinois Central Railroad by the Memphis
Car Company were padded to such an
extent that the charge for repairing for
cars was increased 1000 per cent. accord
ing 10 the testimony given to-day by
Frank W. Belmont, formerly chief clerk
OF the repair company. when he again
took the witness chair before Master in
Chancery R. B. Mason
The witness declared that Henry c.
Ostermann and his associates in the car
repair business had even gone so far as
to substitute bills OF the OstermanD
Manufacturing Company Of West pull
man for those Of the Memphis Car Com
pany and paste on the spurious papers
the 20. K" Of the Memphis inspector
cut from the original bills
After the testimony OF Belmont and two
questions answered by E. c. Cowgirl sec
retary 10 President Hanrahan. OF the
Illinois Central road. the hearing was
adjourned until Monday.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
CRANE GOES WEST
To FEEL PULSE
President Will Get Informa-
tiOn of Conditions.
NAY CALL ON BALLINGER
Denied that Secretary's Resig-
nation Will Be Trophy.
NAY CALL ON BALLINGER

Tart VIII Base Political Activity ON
What senator Learns in the Far
West - Many Tentative Engage
nents Cancelled, Owing to Press
of Administrative Business-Panu-
ma Visit VIII Take Twenty Days.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
MURDERS MOTHER;
SHOOTS UP TOWN
Insane Man Kills Friend
and Wounds Brother.
WHOLE CITY IN SEARCH
Other Son Loses Race to Save
Parents Life.

quincy, Mass, I'm Terror When
Prominent Business Man Goes on
rampage with Gun-ThOusands
seek Double Murderer in woods.
Injured Men Are Reported TO BE
I'm serious Condition.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
Reduced Rates to jamestown. Chm
tauqun Lake

on August and s the Pennsylvan MIA
Railroad viii sell special excursion ficL-
ets 10 jamestown, n. Y. Lake Chautau.
qua, good 70 return until August 16 AZ
reduced rates. See the nearest ticket
agent.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

s1.z5 baltimore and Return BeItimor.
Ohio II. r..
Every Saturday and Sunday All
trains both ways. both davs- excent
Royal Limited
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
Popular Excursion. FaItimor. e. ~
Il u LrrI.- ~ ~ N---o

Leave kInion Station SIS a. m q M =.
Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg. q SS -.
Rerkeley Springs. and 800 10 ClIn7berIsr,,5
ana return. by special train. reti,rni.,el
same day. Splendid opportunitv To- -'''s :
delightful outing chear. -0' q
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
CUBAN REBELS FLEE.
Col. Jane md Others Reach Pm,
Antonio, jamaica.

ANTONIO, Jamaica.
Kingston. Jamaica, July ga small
boat arrived at Port Antonio this morn
ing. the occupants being Col. Jane and
other rebels who TOOK part in the rising
in Santiago province. Cuba. three or four
days ago. The Cubans were placed IN
quarantine. They fed from Cubs to es-
cape the troops and rurales who sun
pressed the rising, and who were IN
close pursuit OF them.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
sI.2s to baltimore and Return

Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsvlva,,,
kailroad. Tickets good returning unfiI
Sunday night. All regular trains eT-
cept the Congressional Limited :"
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

Elooring-GeOrEia Pine--S3.6O 100 .,
Frank LibbeY & Co. 9th & n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

FloOring-Alabama- per 100 n.
frank Libbey & Co. 9Th & n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

FloorinE-1O0 Different Kinds.
frank Libbey & Co. 9Th & ". y ave
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

Eloorine-No. 1 Short Lengths. n Price
FRANK Libbey & Co.. 9Th & n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

,FIooring--Very Pretty-S2.25 100 n
frank Libbey & Co. 9Th & n. y ave
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

one man was burned TO death and two
hremen overcome yesterday afternoon
when hre gutted the building at 1873
Seventh street northwest. occupied by
Michael DAILY as a saloon and residence.
jeremiah Clark. the negro chef, is dead.
The injured hremen are b. +. Denham.
OF No. engine house. and William A.
eehwer1tfeger, Of No. 6 engine
Damage TO building and contents is esti-
mated at $1,000
While attempting to extingulsh the
blaze before the arrival OF the engines.
Clark the negro, was overcome by the
gas.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

S1.25 10 baltimore and Return
d0-oay and tO-m1rrOW via Baltimore
Ohio r. K.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30
BOOMS PINCHOT AS
HUGHES SUCCESSOR
College Professor Suggests
Him TO Roosevelt.
ADOPTS HANDS OFF, POLICY

Former President Issues Statement
to Effect that He Is Taking Pnrt
in NoeCOntests Outside New York.
senator Beveridse CaIIer-Roose-
welt VIII speak October I3.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

OF No. engine house. and William A
echwer9tfeger, OF No. 6 engine.
Damage TO building and contents is esti
mated at $1,000.
While attempting to extingulsh the
blaze before the arrival Of the engines
Clark the negro, was overcome by the
gas.
Firemen Are Rescued.
While mounting the stairs in an at
tempt to get a line into the upper story.
Flremen Denham and Schwerdtfeger fell
victims Of the smoke and gas. They were
rescued by their comrades in a serious
condition. The patrol wagon from the
Second precinct Vas at the scene Of the
fire and hurried both men TO the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. They are reported to be
IN serious condition. Both inhaled
quantities Of the poisonous gas. They
were prostrate when found. their cloth
Ing being burned almost from their
bodies
Inc alarm was turned IN AT $50. En-
sines and Z and the trucks and tower
responded. The back room on the second
hoor' where the fire originated. was used
TO prepare food served in the restaurant
Oeio" IN connection with the saloon.
Escaping Gas ExpIodes.
The escaping gas exploded when the
cook attempted to light a burner The
pressure shot stream of fame across
the room, binding the negro and setting
fire 10 pan of grease on a table. Clark
seized pail OF water and threw il on
the flames. The result was TO spread
them.
Shouting down the dumb waiter to
ns'y The proprietor. that the building
was on fire, she negro bravely stuck to
his post. DAILY turned in the alarm. andl
when the firemen were able to enter the
kitchen the charred body Of the cook was
found lying across a chair. His corpse
was taken 70 the morgue. and his rela-
tves at 6l9 Freemans alley notified.
Denham and Schwerdtfeger were among
the first Of the fremen 10 attempt 10 en-
ter the house. The gas had not yet pene- |
trated TO the lower floor. and after ascer-
taining that there was no danger there. /
they mounted to the floor above They |
did not return. and the acting chief or
dered men in TO rescue them.
Found Lying Unconscious.
They were found lying face downward |
at the top Of the stairs, overcome by the 1
smoke and unconscious. They were car
ried from the building and sent 10 the
hospital.
The fire was gotten under control about
Z o'clock. after the building had
been practically gutted with only the
roof and walls left standing. The loss Is
partly covered by insurance. The build
ing is owned by the Phel estate. and was
not insured.
A crowd Of 1000 filed the streets IN the
and the reserve squad from
the Second precinct was called out in or
der 10 keep the people back 10 allow the
nremen 20 work. One woman whose
name could not be learned by the police
was slightly injured in the crowd by being
pushed against a hitching post. She was
treated at a nearby drug store.
Two arrests were made by the Second
precinct police Of negroes attempting %
secure bottles Of whisky from the cellar.
DAILY stated that he had a large stock.
which was almost a total loss from
oreakage and water
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

Thousands OF crabs are now being
caught at Chesapeake Beach every day.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

And 100 Different Kinds Of FLOORING.
FRANK LiDpey 4 Co. 6th & n. Y. ava
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

BlackiStoDe's Special spray. a.
IL is magnificent Order n. l4th e "
The Washington herald., 1910-07-30

FloOrinE-Nenr Rift-S3.5O 100 IT.
Frank Libbey & Co. 6th & n. Y. ave
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
ILLINOIS PICNIC
OFF TILL MARCH

PHOENIX. Feb. Sat a recent
meeting CT the board Of directors Of
the Illinois Society of Arizona it was
decided to hold the annual picnic Of
the society on March u, 1910 at the
Indian school grounds. The original
date for this picnic was fixed for Lin
caln's birthday. February Z, but the
board OF directors decided that it was
unwise to attempt TO hold the picnic
on that date this year in view Of the
stellar attractions. the airships.
The meeting this year will be along
the same lines as last year. the Hi
nois people being expected TO assem-
bic at 10 O'Clock in the morning at the
Indian school grounds. all provided
with lunch baskets filled with the
many good things known to former
residents of Illinois only II Is
planned to occupy the morning hours
with novel athletic events in which
the ladies' as well Is the gentlemen
are expected 10 participate. the young
as well as the rest and the tat as wei
as the lean. This part of the pro
gram is in charge of Secretary X. r.
Marks and JUDGE Phillips. Lunch
win be had about noon. the tapies be
ing IN charge OF a COMMITTEES CT
ladies OF which Mrs. Emory kays Is
chairman After lunch a program
composed of short speeches toucninf
on Illinois history together with patri
otic music will be listened to. This
phase of the program will be handled
bv committee CT which Presiden
Dwight p. Heard is chairman.
every person claiming Illinois as hi
former residence. either permanently
or temporarily residing in this valley
county OF territory. is cordially IN
vited 10 the festivities.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
STARTS ASSESSING.

Deputy Assessor c. A. Taylor start
ed this morning to make the assess
ment Of the property in Douglas and
the additions TO the city for the coun
~. Mr.. Taylor has made three as
sessments of the city for the coun-
ty and expects to complete the fourth
within the limited time. All property
owned on the first day Of the pres
ent month viii be listed. During the
past two or three weeks Mr.. Taylor
has been getting the required plats
of the various additions to Douglas
in readiness so that he would have
that work out of the way when the
time comes for beginning the work
OF listing property,
Mr.. Taylor says that there will be
number Of new buildings to list foi
assessment this year as a result o.
the continued progress Of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
new NAME To 60
ON ROLLING STOCK

GLOBE. Feb. S.-The ella Valley,
Globe & Northern railway, as far as
name is concerned. is no move and
within the next few days the work
of reiettering the local rolling stock
from its present rather picturesque
name to that OF the Arizona & East
ern will be commenced ~ the local
paintshOps OF the company.
As was announced a few days ago,
this change comes as the result Of the
consolidation Of the Phoenix & East
ern. Maricopa & Phoenix. Globe &
Northern railroads into one general
company known as the Arizona East
ern.
Orders were received at the local
Office yesterday for the change in
name Of the local road and the rail.
road that has done so much to in
crease the growth OF this entire dis
trict has lost its identity.
With the change in name Of the
local road, will come a large number
of improvements and extentions, how
ever, according to the ulan which has
been outlined for the Randolph sys
tenn. and as the result this district
will be greatly benefited by vastll
I Increased transportation facilities
within the next few years, when thu
main east and west line has beef
completed through the Box canyol
and the Globe-Durango line has beef
| constructed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
DEATH CUTS THE
HONEYMOON SHORT

TUCSON, Feb. S.-What promised
to be joyous bridal trip for young
Morris Hudson and his winsome bride
came to a disconsolate end this after
noon when the groom died at st.
Mary's Hospital in this city at 3
O'clock.
Morris Hudson and his bride were
married in Chicago last week and left
that city this week en- route to Mr..
Huddsons home in Sacramento.
Before leaving Chicago Mr.. Morris
complained of pain in his left side
but thought nothing OF Il and rather
made light OF it.
After the happy young couple left
Chicago en- route for the g5oom'c
home in Sacramento. the pain be
came worse and by the time the party
reached Tucson he was suffering in
tense agony.
He was removed from No. last
night and taken to St. Mary's hos
pital where he was at once operated
upon for appendicitis and everything
POSSIBLE was done in his behalf
The disease. however, had too
strong a hold upon him and was 50
far advanced that he was beyond the
aid OF doctors and surgeons.
He died at st. Mary's this after
noon with his desolate bride by the
bedside
The funeral arrangements have
not vet been made. The deceased
I groom was only % years Of age.