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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Waiter Murdered
In Crowded Cafe
in Philadelphia
Harry PergivaI Cuts ThroGt of Joseph
BROWN, VIA, Hs Says, Brnke
UP His Home.

PH1LACELPE1- EslsF zf.-Tzseph Esru~u
a waiter IN n eass m rha ezr1er AZ ne ctr
w4z bs.zdzng over . Eaha- r1zrrnx g1r
arsza@ sor rh-sa zaen Ema twe wu-usn lazg
u1Eht Whez a man ssiupe6 Gp nekGnd hsau
FAazsuE eae a-l A1s'sn4 Brawza pazh. rnA
ss-als1sf E4sa hAa A@a3 'Essh = razar
sne tAen se4t1st Ais uinz psp.@
Ths GA1e W48 nn1tntlT Is a. ur-ra-
Een ana woEen neefr< erezu rh= vfrsrrr
q TIE prus1zz1s wEter Prlsrs-e- A.
rerea ard zrreneez as AzszEanr a-a -.
rss< Bruwn u a hnzp1-aL- wh=-s ne dad
oss1ay-
Thar maa sssle ny vie sru-u Nsx
EsrZ he Ezs NY srtz1E AID - -ui-es nv
aGzs." sid tne prt4one- 70 Eha ,ulse.
w1El toiG ot B-1Eu1E 1ea-M Hs sEgs -ss
Same 10 E&rry Ps-utrzl
FE Et1e E11I1s I have been lpoEs~x
f1r rnsn1 somsauGy 1ol1 ne rs-znrly rhat
taeg had eu1ne % Pnlz6slpGsz Z cal--
hare ThzrSda-- haFa mt sssr-d mn NJ.
Eu- 7 E1eW BzoWn uzz W0rkznE IA tss-
ezfs--
= went -1s-s l4z- ulg1z- Eot 70 IN rim
huz - 6zzegu-s hss tzns- / szmusv u-sn----
% za-k n1-z 81 thar xnensvzr - abo,,7s
lock z-s a E-trrur ~ would he -s-su,ss,,
q a1s EEacasry - =s. Ny ha-E nus
have zisFpsE whGIs Was S-u-rlzx hf---
rhe 1ead mzz vas ahszr = years Cs.s 49,
ms SLAYER - a. Aec1r1sux u Prrv.s,-.T -
formerly wurh=.a az ~zs1s-s - tb~ -.
hr1sI IN Esw Fork on nsxhr =. -
Er0wn zNms and lrruducas hE- ps hs,
axe LArsr HruwR bo&a1ed uI-A rhsnu-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Young Vanderbilt
at Last Takes Up
Railroad Work
Drops PUlo, Tachting and sports and
Prepares 70 Get Dawn 70 Real
Business Affairs.

NEw YORK 1aly n. sp-ziai Tsie-
E-l--i-H Ellzu 4 Fa1dsrulr y E1o
las 7zst been el=cr=s Ez-scu1r % tas NsE
YEA Cs1era1 Muss. Wll z11u BE- slec-s1
% tz= Erse1G-z1ss q rEs rs FuEr EzG
othsr Ezss- n vanE=rhlr cd nnc sz-
AEa11 r1s zur-zal fanny -tarzs- G t1s
Tzl1=ralz tAzEg in raaroad astAirz- Hs
llz-d poss Had yashslag 4nt wuuad raslus-
spsnE rs Gms IN PaF.s thza IN Nsw TarE
iezrz1zE cns .sstzls q r1z-lzg q g-RAr
System % raIEzT lEsz- Hswsvsr. as
s1ussrzz1as1 b=asz as arrz.uss- Afts- -
~ slsS1=z zszss1Aa4 70 Przs1=zr E-0s1
* tAs NsE York cs-rrzl -dnes. n Tsa-
ds-blr Eas Esksd s1r Al ilasrVisW 90 t1s
yqau< -a- IN rhs uzE-uaE ua-s1 Ezz sd
IN rEAz raEzscr ezu sEaak a. living
azalhiz q thz sDeasz 80 Uszz1n- AZ
EsG0~1ns g1s EurE unaa ny 1&-ly tEi-
asEsz se1ors zs azf sEpertsd ze % take
H believe tAzz u Eslld be = sod ta1zS
e families wuEl1z s2eciaEEz a1u1E os--z11
CASES u szEe4Eur- Pr tzsa4lss- e tns
E V1z1erblts had been ss1Pt zllzz-z CT Hal
-fzcrzrsrs / shGgid hAEs 1sU0~zd 1.as
branch * Enlius-rT i1srsaz q zzp-11E "a
become a rzlroad had
-HsEsrsr. hat Is q mzrte- q ehclee-
Il EHaE ss thar ths work e zns father Is
E1so1E=ats1 % TIE sZz- r. yuu1g Erz1
taaaT El1 Possibly d his best z he Ezls
rz1Eszzaz WorE iz q Ez-uo1iOUs ar-Os-
DGsEs- soczetg does Eo1 spoG mz1 ~
s'1zl-ezG T1s iZErsEzi1n Esa1 - E7szaA
t1a1 . s1c3srT Ezz Wss a GnEzys W11
npeut hfs tine dawdzt1g ard h-M1E EnAi
Is uzrrEe- some az tEs hezr c5-11sns
knew are soessry =er- T4aE TAXA an a-sr1vi
psr- in Plzuzizg spci@ry affairs aid x1os
t.at X dos nOx sp.aU rns@ t1r olslzszzs-
4 % nox E5vOeate Eha1 soess<T and sasi-
asss sasGlt % had n h21d- bzr Evuit
lEkz % S=fez1 tzs socieeT =a1 t-u- t1s at
r1cEs vhieh have besa @z1& uPOn hi1
S0eisrE. IN MY mind. - A. -zsz1ru-1G- e1IEz
az izDcr-zzt a. Sza1es-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
CANNON OVERCOME BY Heal
After Speaking fer Two Hours Col
Iapses On Platform
FFs@n&z state that Attack WIH Naa
Re &erEo4@-Ehanks AuaI-ne@
far LEsaen1n< whsle
ne Talked

WINFIELD Kan gulT -E.-Eoseph G.
Canon sPezk=- q she zazu-al aouss os
Collapsed here ra1s z-rzr-
z001 On tAs chamrzzgzz plartr-ul aensr
speaEinE s1r an h5l- and E1ras-s7ra-se-s.
P-un1pc AID prevented h11 e,uzz tAszr1nE.
Eur ha w4z unzbls 70 uou-zue hsn spasch
zz6 -sp=zkng wstA -as E-sA-az- e1r.zzlry.
he begg=4 t.e Ezs.-nes % sz-zzs hz-
Tas zrzzse hsar AFFECTED hzz and
aru1g1r q rss su61z1 sinking srrzL Ice
SE1E- zzs 1=zh aid partially revived hin
ard ke A41zzElE -hz1Es5 tzs a-laiez-cs aor
Ezlsz.1g % h5E 10- 50 E-sE- 4 ls---h o.
cZe- Thsz he Was I'D away nT rs 5-i.ras
ard rzEzn 20 th4 home II = 7 zze.s--T.
Wn=rs he was a gu=a- ~ asc-s1z-y o.
cz4zss shortly arla-wE-d that ras a-raek
-2s net ss-s01s ard enzr ths speAks~ wa
planning s0r AT an-ososElz rl1e lznsr II
the evening
DWzzg rhe lae1zr parr or his zpeseE
SP@4Er Cannon Eas noacaaAlv zFsec1ss
~ 1as hsz- KS Vuloe hszz2s weak he
BACKED ED AGAINST q table CT ne platform
GzG hzl1 se4nsG. h= eunzinzs6 Ds rzEE rs
szes GszI-zl=z an unnatural wcs- pzEn-- Il.
piu.hsr ard Pl4aed 4 On his had KS Rad
drupped 70 MS chest
7 cannot EzlE l4zEz-. as sEzos- Kzz2ez
Ths-E are many msre things snsus1 ur.
tn have sad Hu1 -zzz0t- an uv.rrauu.
win ta@ hezL
Frez1s rlshed f1rwz-d vita a ehzs-
ard an sise-ic Ian sas rzrz~5 81 Es=.
fr.r-rs-u-s - z-~~-z 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
PREPARING FOR CAMPAIGN
RevuhEeazs Getting Ready fur Coz
gTesziszzl Contest Thls Fall
HEADQUAH-Ers N FOUR CTTTEl


WASHINGTON. Tlly ls--Epeca1a Te4s-
-p-Lks-zz-s q 4 higAly -nsrruzrEvs
variety wtLE po1r hurs 1he eom1rE eu-E-ez-
z1na7 -a--raaEz tr1E f1E- sources na-lelT-
NeE Turk ChiEazD. FEzah1ng-au ard s.
L4s-1as- ne ssnr by rhe rsrubllcz-H % -
rzln eu-l-oI uE ehs house q reprsssnrz-1Vs
VIII 5e a hfr-ar ore and uotElng E beng
lzrr uns1ne Al rAts early 6S1s 70 4=s1st IN
Ens sEz-zz1un- OF rhe voters
There VII he s1.r hEs.1E-z--srs for rhe
ez-ras<n cu-r-f--sAs 81 - cs-zez A1-sa1E
snu-s-z-sa AErsa.5F EzE-ssez-z-zve Lloyd
oF 1Elz=ou-1 has cpezaa his local srEszG
E4 hzs szEluFs6 = Sorps ~ eis-zs ard
pct.-5cal Ers1s-z and aauz b beng Tn1ppeE
H--0 shape 70 hs hsrzlSzed ssEA by spell
binders and IN eAmpG-zn ErsrA-1rz
Ehe-E vii surely De E-zr 5sz- q
cruEGanE N the malls when rae e1uE1trses
get down 70 work N earnest Fr1m the
four aeneerz rns nxhz-E msu VIZ - tur1h
panorlleE IN Las ins1rEzArl1l tza- rh= rzric.
Is ths b@z1 ever. tAa1 rhs rsGzaArs are NOT
50 hack as lhey have bse1 Pz1z1sG an.
tazz the rsUzblr4zs have szac1sas mare
gDO6s IEEE r a gwen course y zzs tAaz
Azy a1Aer party IN earn a1zid Rave Fu-
shrough-
Ea@prssezrazzEe Lloyd SAD nBdzF thzr h
woEle Cpsz cf1ces IN Men YORK Az.s Chi-
czz1 . Er-1z later Ths eEa-a-n WlmE q
ma ta<E- Eill be aaree1z.d fEuza gFzzhLnz11z
zlzAguEh ne s-hs-zricu 10 rAe msErrpozi.
I'll - prErlE l-pCrlzzt anz- -Ez EE1-
i1 t2s wesz- ne ss1tA zasz SzE Lks zsz1a
VII 5s AzzEls1 1rlz 81 Louis Tza can
PAX IN L1s z-l1sla Wez- and tha z1rra-
vest WI be directed fru1z ChsrZE1.
E-prssszrE-lEa AsE1zley q ul.-rls Va
gp@l up hUrszG l Chicago IN rFo weskA
50 a. lslrhe- ne rsP1hl19E1 E1- damp
crEr5E Er-E.rrzE seen1s hurzz-eG -zrE cas-
ABPsals hzTs Euns fzrh % wsalchy zzz g.
h1-1 Ea-1ss
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Old Omahan Who Helped
Found Republican PARTY

Z=DA@z-=A a KnashL EAs g. r-u--s,v ~
A. Ais hozs. ~ Du6zs srrssL u.s a.
fizh1tul elz1@Eur ~ ths hsao- 4 49,,
--ae~ the 7ressat rspzallcaz uz-rr. ~,
Z 49, sara gnter ras -0zkz- a. ge-s---
Ma II IA NJ Xnzzht - - -.
a elaizl4Er flr tas hNnar- As y. asv-- =,
~ Is@'a IA o-nzzcrluu VIA lhar hlseu-s-.i
event hEt 4 = zsEsrlA=i-zs ri-atrr7- "a.
al-aausA q Has bssn zcenssar=,s - -.
Grs=Asg. 11acs 81 EsH4r1 ans J.,a
@a-rsa- ~ Nn-s=L IA -. E4s sait.r II
u1s PU1l1-e Csl-eh.i GAzs11s. azs - a..
o IA sN neEsEugsT @ea HAc msr a
Elr-eAsz plEna tur 1s fa-=i-g a ras -
pzrg- Tn= srA1= ~ Sliratszz So go
vaEses ror szsDorrsrzs azE $50 z=-. 49,
q tz=@ -r-eu saz-rs.- Drs-uas-i ta-.- .ss
ea-a u.- frs 80 s-1zs euuvenuuu u,-r ,-
sas 41lAcrt.e1 10 shaosa a plNrra-aa -ns-.
us1i1 b. @=ss-G @f-s Ia p-iaeiuzss q ~
usw parry q M seh=aas sauzld sross sz=-
--.sf-L slF- racu.4z9 q ths izrer.z1sa
.ars-alzrs-s sal-1saaas mex a. -he Ja-ksou
elrs AL 4ze ha1 - Aes.-rz a. Gur q 9oors
tsez1se 1F rAer ulzuhsrs. ne glztf.rul
ea.ulnElss wzs Elren rns epgzarrzulIy 10
nans tne party AMI ~ Kllsh- meuassr
81 rhAl canml1t=es s-EEesse1 Iha1 Il -
saEee ths -rrDuh-e4a parry
Hs s1gErsrin1 Waa aerep1ed
Ths 1-E4ElEzrtaa - tAz pzrsg s-a asls-
hr.l.l a sazAzua Tusg IA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Roosevelt to Be
Guest of Omaha
VIII Vet Come Under the Auspices
f Any Particular orgEa-
ixz1Son-

Frrrzhs- wurz CORES srun Ccl1Esl Eoose-
Fsic ra1x MS e7mflg % o=zhz Ssptsz5sr
: E % y as q v1zsror % lhe csrg. ard nUs
IS the gussz q any Ens-riculzr Orgznz-E--1-
Ea has fnfsErats6 Ehzr ~ wants ~Ez-zvsr
rsrepcur or zse.zzg thaz - heiE IN OZAfA
70 Be general ard 0pen % rha puniic ard
ncr devoted b poz1rcz- Ire details Oc lAe
lnGz1 a-rzzEemeEcs are 70 be WuriH6 ol-r
ry q hoczl Go--fEnse IN c1u4E1GlGz win
Senator Bu-keE1 az s0on as th= tzto-zIs-
r11n Is aTAEl&nle a. 70 ths rt--s cf Arrival
ard iezErA q stay n rh= cry CuArnsl
Roos=velr spezks AuEzsz = AZ OszEz-n--iz,
Ezn and Omaha Szp1ez5er - the Gezs
az1111red scsP. l=zv1zg ne a1Es-vsz-lE
cay ysr u be Hl@e n
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Nebraska Editor Who Will
Give Ad Men Suggestions

" X H-s q Jha Sor1ok Ness Is On
ths FzuE-zu Ear rns al zsl's znasszzs1n
ms w==E- hsluE schssulza % -AEz on Tusz-
as an Advertising EedL1l What NE
Hzss Eoez not kz8E aaoU1 hts lapac las
bssn r1r- OK of ths book Ee car Also t=Il
Ens az Esu soms oshsE tht1Ez q izrErss-
nholsr q euuz--y nzxzpzEer. f1r ne nzs haen
Ln= cEl=f s1g-zes- q ETs W-re prUpcsl-
u1n iu NehrzsEz ziacz ne 1ars w1zl Is
szcuon Of Ehs 1ouuuy as really On rAe
eroursr- u E-l be szzg far zzE 70 rsEzIs
the eas-arn vlsi10Ez WIKI soEls s1Cr-es OF
rhe DAY Ehsn sa11zg q zsEspapsT In Ne
hEzskA dlEz mean D-zklnS A. IIFeNrllsr
Or dzcIArzE % a sre11ErAlA=r. Ehta= rhe
cuz5osir1r rzrrea ne EsEhoar1 On a rgBe-
ssrrl-E zaehzle- NJ Euze heEzz th= pUa-
lczrt11 q IL neEzlzzeE nack In rhs really
pfunee- GzFa oe ne nOrLhsrn p-zrr % ne
Stars. and Las srack T. 1ur -h-ulgh Al ne
h4rashtps EzG prsE1roaa a. dsssaaPusz-
and <noEth. ns hzz E1rzned rnz Lzdlaz -
cads hsfurs ths taze q r1e Whi1s zzzl,s
cam1nE- zzs sssn the rsserFEr11la oEsls1
sauz ssr-IzE ana hzs EzrEne-t ne n-iGtlug
up - a presperuEs and prugr=zatTs cum
mIln-rF trom Ehar waE a mere Venrzrs a.
cilr-plau-lzE Whez he cAsr hlS fortunes
utth rns trr-Eiuz EiL-zgs 81 NOrf1lk- II
a. q rhese events hs hAa nMd rne pArT cf
q rEEur0us ara aiEE-sssIse e1l-ar. ana vale
nls tarr1znrF 1az s-gWu hls n1sfnezz has
.n-rszs-E ul-l tha Ezris ueezly hs - our
silh uors rhz1 q EzzErsT ~ q rsEr-E1r az
= urH ors q rhs hr.Ehtssr anf musr prn-
s-=strs 81 ~ 6zz-.s pG.lshs1 - Ne
-raakA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
Saturday Hottest
Day This Season
Msrczry Up 70 81 Degrees At Ais
P. n, Two Degrees WszEs<
Than June 90

Tsz. T=s-zr5aT wzs h0c dzy- he bot
uezz C rlss y=z-. n szc1 Al AZ p n ths
mercury a rhs guEe--Uz1l weather bureau
the--ornersr showed Fl degrees A. p
n IL vas only ss degrees ard AZ 5 p IA Il
ha1 sa-rk hack u ths - marx AZ ? N
4 vas SKI g degrees. Win Ehs p-uEpsrr ~
EanE q t-a hc-tsEs zzgaz C=.Az Win hErs
rad It's yea
Ths 8 aEuus bean the n0rnezr prsvi11s
dsE bg dsErs@. June = q rh.s y@a-. tAe
--srrurT s.oWed =
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
ANOTHER PULLMAN RATE CASE
indiana RaElrsza cs-ms-s., A..
LeaES - Ins-rwene In
GaEE

INI'LASAPoI.Es Jusy 1x-lsu t-.-.v--s-,,
psia-lsu N ehe sum hessr4 a. I,..---,.-
--1lli7iissaaln 10 Goupe8 rhe Fa1u-
r--lz eDI9@ug to chs-rs lc-ar -. -
zs'ser Izs1 fur luzaer hs-rl,s IN -s--ns,., =, =.
N4s filed VIVA rhs ror-ruts-sm- r,,s,v -
lArtaruey General BlaEnarn a. rr.ss.-. -.
Hla are tAs Pul@sa eSzp4zv ana
s-'le r1---uafts oDerznag n thas sezs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
NEW HIGH RECORD 70 RWHEAT
JuEy OB2tsa Re4sh<s Dollar Hna a
QnG=reE NJ MiAne4pslEa
Market

MINNEAPOLIS JulT E-N1thszE euuld
sr=m the uds n wheat Il las 8[zzszpolss
PIN today an prices Eenr rushils q a neW
hzEA poi1L Sepasmbsr ssllE % EE--z u.s-
szmss- pzsssd ne E-M En= ~ a f-A-rion
and IulF uszchad II
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17
BSz ConTsntiCrs and Gatherings VII
Bring ThrUzgz Within EosPita-
hle Gates Of Omaha
AD MEx AXE FzRsT II ORDER
Associated Cabs start Program To-
rorrsE MarnIng.
xGEY SPECIAL TRAINS 10 COM
Er-z Hosts % omzhs for YariouS AZ
fz5rz of the Week


z-s.s mussea1 Ev~nt WEn D-a- M..i-
cal aad Mu.i- Es~iaE Fi.ftor-
frum An ever wess--A~t~-
ties Me-s Ne1a Wssk-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-17

'oo1Ha1sa On see1aa PaEsJ
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
BAT TTLESHIP BIDS
ARE OPENED TODAY
Construction Work Involves
Expenditure of More
Than 100000.

Bids for the construction Of one bat
tIeship, the machinery for a second bat
tIeship. and for two Golfers were opened
az room today in the library Of the
Navy Department.
The opening Of the bids was under
the direction Of the solicitor OF the
Navy Department, Henry n Butler
assisted By officers from the various
naval -,dreaus interested in construc-
ton. It was expected that TIE exam. .na-
ton Of the bids would require several
hours. and possibly more than a day
for completion
Construction work for wliicn these
bids were offered involves the expendi-
ture Of more than 100000 authorized
by Congress at the last session. There
were several contracting eeTns which
submitted bids, specifications for which
were advertised September q last
The battleships in question are those
authorized by Congress under the two
baVtieship-a-year program advocated by
the Administration and approved bv
Congress Both vessels are of the
DTeadnauEft type. They are now known
as bsttleships number "a and 5.
The hull of baJtieShiD number q vas
constructed al the Brooklyn Navy Yard
s. p ~ccrf7rce with the order of Con-
gFess that the contractors Of the coun-
tTy BE- allowed 70 build only one Of
the two.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
FIRE THREATENS
CHURCH BUILDING
Chancel of Grace Protestant
Episcopal Structure Bare
ly Saved From Flames.

Fire broke out about 10 O'Clock this
morning in the basement Of Grace Prot
estant Episcopal Church, Ninth and 3
streets southwest, and, famed By a
high wind. the flames for q tine threat
eIled the destruction Of the big edifce.
which is 4 frame building.
The blaze was discovered BY a passer-
By, who turned IN an alarm from a
nearby tox- When the department ar
rived the south side OF the church was
euvelOpeo in flames.
Deputy Chief Sullivan. who wss one
OF the urst arrivals, ordered al the
engine companies who responded 70 the
first alarm into action. and BY direct
ing several streams against the bsIrIIing
side Of the building the flames were
with difficulty kept from reaching the
chancel and the other portions Cf the
structure
The IRE started in a corner of the
basement near the gas meter, and Il is
thought IL might have been caused by
q leaking gas pipe
From the basement the flames spre q
UP an areaway UP the side Of the church
to the roof II IS estimated that the
damage may reach S1.0oa Most of the
damage TO the interior Of the church
was caused by water.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01

While the President, in going over
the estimates for appropriations for
the next fiscal year, has ordered re-
ductions all along the line, IL is stated
on authority that the cuts in the Dis
tTict OF Columbia estimates are small
er than in those Of other branches Of
the Government
This information was given out at
the White House today
The President has been going over
the estimates n great detail, ordering
reductions here and there No an
nouncement is made as 10 the total re-
ductiOns- Il was given out at the
White House today that the estimates
had been cut to a point where they
were lower than last year. A state
ment IS being prepared as to the
amount Of reductions made at the
Presidents instance
Today. at 10 O'Clock the President
called in the Cabinet for a special
meeting The meeting was for the
purpose Of listening TO the reading OF
the message, which the President has
in the form Of its third revise. 1t is
weIl-nigh completed, and after being
read TO the Cabinet today and any
necessary changes made, VIII be com
pieted. The President expects TO give
it out to the press associations tonight
OF tomorrow, subject to release when
read to Congress
The subject Of economy in the Gov
eminent service viii fSrn an extremely
important part OF the message Great
interest surrounds what Is 70 be said
on tariff II IS expected the President
viii tread lightly on this subject, and
VIII not say anything mat viii stir up
business. He has been urged to be mild
on the tariff from various financial
quarters.
The President win be occupied with
the message until Saturday. making any
necessary. changes by wire If need be
after II has been given out Then he
viii consult with members OF Congress
and receive callers on important mat
ters until wednesday, w0en he VIII take
I'D the apr 5intments to the Supreme
Court and she commerce act
r ". Lehman, of St. Louis who has
been here for day or two, called on
me President last evening. Mt. Leh-
man, who was first considered for head
of the Court Of Commerce. according 10
a report today, has been told he can
have the office Of Solicitor General In
addition to seeing the President. ne had
a long conference with Attorney General
NickeTsham.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
ARHY-RAYY GAME
is WANTED HERE
Proposition of The Times
Endorsed By Chamber
of Commerce.

The conventions committee OF the
Chamber Of Commerce today indorsed
The Times proposition to bring to
Washington the Arny-Navy annual
football game. and appointed a COM
mittee Of three to call upon the Com
missiOners and enlist their support
for the movement
Granville II Hunt, chairman: Rich
ard Lamb, and n A Leese, the com
mittee appointed, VIII call upon the
District Commissioners tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock
Pressure. is also TO be brought upon
the West Point and Naval Academy
Athletic Associations and the Army and
Navy Departments to secure the game
for Washington
The COMMITTEES also passed a resolution
requesting the CHAMBER of Commerce
TO cooperate with the George wash
inston Memorial Association, for the
purpose Of Immediately raising funds
for WashinEton's share Of the amount
necessary to secure the VyaSbfnpton
Memorial Convention Hail
In iayillg the Aruy-Navy foorba1l
game proposition before the committee
Chairman F4Cnt said The Tires had So
Eested the idea. AM that in his orfr;o,,
the Chamber Of Commerce sbo7,15 =
once get behind the movement FFis
suggestion met with hearty and 77neri-
nous approval.
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
What of Cost When Lives of
Children Are At Stake,
Her Plea.
MANY WERE UNHEARD
AT PUBLIC HEARING
Wonderful and Thrilling Tales of
Little Ones Saved Remain
Untold.
By SELENE ARMSTRONG.

She IS ike 20 other mothers who sat
through the public hearing on Straus
pasteurized milk yesterday al the MI
nicipal Bidding. She had her oWI
wonderful and thrilling story 10 tell. anc
the Commissioners called on but ten o
fifteen women with babies in their arms
10 speak And when Commissioner Ru-
dolDh's EaveI raped the table for tn
last time, and she realized the hearins
had been concluded without her story
she turned away TO hide her tsars aud
the Quiverirg Of her lip. from the equal
~ disappointed mother who sat by her.
u OF see said Mrs p A. Walsh. O.
Zlss y street northwest, this morning. -
wanted 20 show the Commissioners this
precious baby OF mine, for when they
saw what IL means 70 a mother 10 have
her baby brought literally back from the
grave. they would keep that laSoratory
going without a question They vv,suldn't
think that $1,000 a year Is to be WEIGHED
IN the balance against The lives O. hun
dreds OF little ones, and agai 1st Jhe
hearts OF mothers and fathers. They
could actually feel the wheels ssf the
mix cars crushing the babies TO death
as M Beriiuer felt it, and as Z. 49,
ol1er mothers felt II yesterday while
We sat through that hearing"
ANo hlncred fearful and disappointed
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CHANGES
IN EFFECT TO-DAY
Acting Sergeant Cornwell of
AnacoStia Goes TO George
town AS Sergeant.

Eleven promotions and a number OF
transfers in the Police Department were
announced today
Acting Sergeant c. b CornwelI, OF
No II precinct, Anacostia, becomes ser
geant, and Is transferred TO No. ! pre-
ctnct- Georgetown, 20 succeed Sergeant
J E Hartman, who IS reduced to a
private Of class g
Three members Of the bicycle SQUAD
were shifted They are r 7. Johnson,
from No s 10 No. I; G. E Barteman
from No. 4 to No s: and G. A. Totten,
from No. 9 to No s. Patrolman r ~
Jukes is transferred from the Nintk to
the Fifth precinct, and PatrolDRn w
p Rhine from the Fifth 10 the Eighth
Tie following privates are promoted fC
class g. n. e Horne, F. n. Mcpherson
s F. KIiendie1st, J. F Watts. ] II
Stri ngfellow. and Wade H Trice. and
the following to class . e Williams
J. ". Flaherty. H W Turner, J n
Rorer, and Charles e Mansfield
II 0unted Policeman J " Kite, whose
horse was killed BY an automobile sew
erai weeks ago. Is diSmOunted at his
own request Kite Is succeeded BY J w
Jones. Mounted Policeman NJ i. Pol
and who Is III with infaRtile paralysis
Davis.
The following patrolmen were trans
ferred: J. w Jones' from No 4 to No
II; J. H Davis, from No. to No 10
J. W Kite frOs1 No. II to No (: J. r
Hanover, from No 10 TO No 3; J c
MalOney, from No. TO No s.: and NJ
CUllum, from M. TO No. 10.
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GREAT RATE VAR
NOW THREATENED
Fares to Be Cut Almost In
Half, New York to
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Dec. Formal notice of
rate reductions in passenger fares on
three roads between New York Boston
and Chicago, which will be fled here
today promises to precIpitate the hot
test rate war in years
ON January 1, the Grand Trunk. the
Erie and the wabash, sccOr6ing to no
tice already served on thirteen big
Western railroad systems, win slash
their rates between Chicago and the sea-
board S 90 first-class and s. TO second
class passengers.
Two weeks ago, the management Of
the three insurSent lines served notice
on the Pennsylvania and the New York
Central that unless fares on the Nichi-
gan Central and the Pan Handle. from
New York to Chicago. be advanced from
s19 70 so on the former, and from SIS 10
SEE on the latter, a rate cutting war
would ensue-
no attention was paid to the notice by
either cf the warned roads. and al a
secret meeting here, the three insur-
gents decided that war would open with
- - = ~1~~s
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Canadian girl showed his hand at yes
terday's session He viii try TO prove
that Hattie lie Blanc Is innocent by
showing that Mrs Glover had motive,
means and ability 10 destroy her husband
The courtroom was crowded when Mrs
Glover was recalled to the stand. She
was asked by the prosecuting attorney
regarding her proficiency with firearms
and swOre she was poor shot
A sharp battle Of wits was promised.
for Mrs Glover had nerved herself to
meet the sharp attack OF Melvin n
Johnson, the accused girls young at
tOrney, who characterizes Mrs. Glover
as a vampire, and has assured the court
that ne viii introduce evidence to show
that she committed the crime Of which
his client IS accused
There were rumOrs that an arrest
might be made in court
Before the denomination Of Mrs.
Glover was begun today, Assistant Dis
triCt Attorney Weir hinted at the mo-
Continued on Page Ffftsen-)
The Washington times., 1910-12-01
EXERCISE NEEDED
FOR ARMY HORSES

Charges of abuse Of the property of
the qUartermaster's department. of
The United States army, as made by
r J Kern Byron, were characterized
as Impossible by Quartermaster
General JaEes 3. AIeshire, of the War
Department.
The facts most decidedly are not as
stated by this person who signs him
heIf r J. Kerr Byron" said General
Aleshire today They could not well
be so. No such abuses of Government
property exist.
For years it has been the custom Of
using the cuartermaster's vehicles TO
carry guests to such social occasions
as White House receptions, and similar
functions. These functions are of a
semi-official nature, and have always
been considered so
In regard TO the wagOnettes, carryaIIs.
and other vehicles of the department,
another official declared that officers
and their wi1es were allowed 70 use
them when their services were not re-
cuired for official business.