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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
RAJ TOMORROW
FOR ]. D. MCCLELLAN
Civil Wa Veteran and En-
ploye of Treasury
Department.

Funeral services for James O. McCIei-
le-. -i-ii way
l
-
- 1.i-CieliaIs was Oorn IN Bristol, Ill,
in 1870 Ar the age OF sixteen years. ne
was teaching school, but later resigned
70 enter the University OF Chicago AZ
ter his graduation. in 1852. AR MCCIei-
Ian came TO washington and studied law
at what is now George Washington
University Receiving al appointment
10 "A position in the Treasury Depart
ment, M Mcclellan. who vas then
mastery IN chGHcery Of the circuit court
Of Kane county. IL. came 10 Washing
tor with his family 10 live
During the civil war M Mcclellan
served as captain in the Sixty-ninth Il
iinois Pegiment The funeral services
VIII be held under the auspices OF Burn
side Post, Department Of the Potomac,
G. A r, OF which he was member
Surviving Mr.. Mcclellan are his wife.
formerly Caroline A AIbee. Of Michigan,
who resides at 1870 Pennsylva avenue:
one son, James Sherman Mcclellan, OF
Chicago; and three daughters, Julia and
EUnice Mcclellan OF this city, and
Edith Mcclellan, Of Minneapolis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
BATHTUB KINGS
DENIED LENIENCY
Trust Lawyers Urge Com
promise, But Government
Demands Jail Sentences.

-Four attorneys representing fifty in
dicted officials Of the Bathtub trust.
sought Ieniency for their Gents in eX-
change Tor pleas OF guilty at the De-
partment Of Justice today, only to learn
that the Government, confident Of con-
victions in every case, intends to strain
its efforts 10 send every erriug official
10 Jail
Edward T. Grosveaor, one Of the trust
busting assistants Of Attorney General
Wickersham, minated to the attorneys
that the Government was Indifferent
whether the defendants pleaded guilty.
being confident that the result will be
the same in any case
The trials Of the officials are set for
January I, when they must each answer
u Two indictments Of ten counts each
-Four counts Of each indictment charge
conspiracy ~ violation Of the antitrust
Jaw EouT charge combination in re-
straint OF trade and two charge mon
cpoly- Each Of these oneuses is punish
able Dy line OF s, 600 and q maximum
sentence or one year in tail. The Gov
ernment does not hope to obtain maxi
mum penalties in every Gaze bI1f i dos
expect 10 send every one Of the indicted
men, All OF whom are vvea NV TO the
pefi1tenrta-y for at least twelve months
ne refusal OF the Government m on
ter mo any leniency compact is in
keeping with the recent statement of
attorney General KFickershan vvFo-
Wnen a Plttsburg court imposed fines OF
FtVUp on indicted directors Of the Win
Cow Glass trust. declared that fines
alone meant little or noth{nn- 20 4rr,s+
offcials and that in the future he v-oI,I5
insist that jail sentences 10 .edfFn7 rr-ter7-
= = possible he has recently repeared
icials. u vs. o.
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DEATHS

FERRISOn "Wednesday. December :. 1870.
al his residence. 12-s Sixth street south
west, HARRY n FERRIS. son OF Martha
a and the late Henry n Ferris, aged
thirty years
Funeral services Friday. December 30 At
2cs0 p m, at HIS late residence Interment
Private
LERCH-Oa THURSDAY December g, 1919, at
$50 g. L. WILLIAM. husband Of Mar
garet B Lerch. aged forty-two years
Funeral from his late residence go -Four
and-a-half street southwest on saturday
December 81 a. p m tnence 70 81
Johns Lutheran Evangelical Church, where
services viii be held al go .. n Inter
ment At Prospect Hill Cemetery-
MEADE-On Wednesday. December IS, 1910.
after & brief Illness, al his residence. 1907
Third street northwest. CHRISTOPHER
the beloved husband Of Estella b Meade, in
the siXty-eighth year OF MS age
Intermeut At Rock Creek Cemetery.
Boston papers please copy
1IcDERNOTT-On Thursday. December -
1916 Fat 7-z5 a. IN, CATHERINE sister OF
Mrs James Reed and the late John Nc
Funeral from her sisters residence. sso7
o. street northwest Saturday December 81.
at a m; thence 70 Holy Trinity Church
McCLELLAN-On Thursday. Decersbe-. p,
1910 at so a ~. al Carried Hospital
Funeral from the chapel Of Joseph Cav
Ter undertaken, lIso Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. on saturday. December g, a
p m Friends are invited TO attend IN
terment al the National Cemetery. Airing
ton Va
.. $50 81 1o-5o a m HELEN BURMA
DETTE SMITH. daughter Of Marshall L.
and Mary A Smith, OF IL Ninth street
Funeral from St Dominick-s Church. sat
urday. December 81 at a. n Interuleat
IN Holy Rood Cemetery.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
SHOT BY ACCIDENT,
IS FISHEL VERDICT
Coroner Investigates Death
of Seventh Street I'm
porterls Son.

Death by accident was the verdict OF
the Coroner's jury at the inquest today
over ths body Of Leo Fishel, who shot
himself in the heart while examining
a revolver in his room on the third floor
Of 2s14 Connecticut avenue.
The accident occurred shortly after 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon, while
Fishel was alone in the house. He died
twelve hours later in the Emergency
Hospital
NeighbOrs, hearing the shot, telephon-
ed the police, and Patrolmen Edwards
and 81 awser hurried to the house and
broke In the rear door. They found
Fishei lying on the floor of his room
with bullet wound in the left side OF
his chesS- He was still conscious and
told the policemen he had unintentionaI-
~ discharged the weapon while examin-
ing it.
F1shel, who was twenty-five years old.
was the son OF AdOlph Nj FIsheI, a
wealthy Seventh street millinery i'm
porter. He was formerly employed IN
the navy yard, but at the request Of his
parents had gives. up the position
Witnesses testified that Mr.. FfsheI told
them he had taken two revolvers away
from his son during the last year. The
weapon with which he killed himself he
purchased few hours before the acct
dent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
DEMOCRATS FIGHT
FOR CHOICE PLACES
Forecast of Troubles to Come
In Kitchin-Pou Rivalry
fer Committee.

Various intense rivaIries have been
aroused among the HOUSE Democrats
over r-
Comm
raresEl
Repres
CarOiir
50 me
This
amopg me members Of the North Car
DINA delegation They VIII have cor
ference here next week in which they
viii consider IL II threatens 10 split -
delegation
The trouble relates closely TO the con-
trOversy in the tariff session over free
lumber Senator Simmons was rOunoly
denounced BY Joseph Daniels and one
faction OF the Democratic party IL
North Carolina Tor voting against Tree
lumber. Representative POu. who IS on
the Ways and Means Committee. took
the same position as Simmons
Now. Pou wants 70 remain on the
committed KitChin is hostile 10 the
protection Democrats and he Is anxious
TO get on the committee SO there IS
merry war
The Kitch:n-Pou rivalry is a sample
of the troubles which the House DEM
ocrats are going TO be plunged into
on account Of the Disagreement in their
ranks over what should be the pOhcy
on tariff
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Situation in Portugal
Alarming to England

LONDON. Dec 3o.-The foreign Of
Zee IS greatly worried over the SIT
uatIo,r IN Portugal. but announced to-
day that no request had get been
made for the sending Of an English
varsity 20 the scene
Despite reports from the Portuguese
capital that numerous secret arrests
were being made the foreign office
l-
$50 information o. a threatened up
&fsfng
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
DEATHS

BLACHAlAN-On Thursday, December %,
1910. ROBERT LESTER BLACKMAN. son
or W. L and Emily Nay Biackrnan, Of ls4s
KaIorsma road aged eighteen months
Funeral private
BROWN-Ou Wednesday, December :. 1910,
at 9-45 O'Clock q NJ FRANK H BROWN,
brother Of Mrs Fannie = Reed and VIII
liam and Marshall Brown
Funeral Friday. Deceuoer 80. from bis
sisters residence. PIP Thirteenth street
northwest, at o'clock
BROWN-On Thursday. December q 1910,
at 4 p na-- at her residence. 1Sl3 Vermont
avenue northwest, Mrs. BISHOP BROWN,
widow Of Bishop Brown
Notice Of funeral later
BYINGToN-on Thursday, December q 1910.
al the residence OF his son Flushing l. /.
a HOTER BYINGTON. aged eighty-three
years
Interusnt at NOrvaIk. Conn.
CAAIPBELL-On Wednesday, December IS.
1870 at Providence Hospital. JAMES J.,
husband Of Frances Campbell. Of 93S New
York avenue northwest
Fun zraI services al virgins chapel. 1881
Tenth street northwest Friday, December
80, AZ P m relatives ana TRENDS IN
vited- InteTneut al Alexandria Va
CORCORAN-On Thursday. December .. -
at a m, at her residence, DC Eennsyl
vania avenue northwest. Mrs. URSULA
CORCORAN- widow OF the late John l.
Funeral Saturday. December 81 at p. m.
Relatives and friends invited lnterment
private
DONE--On Thursday December p, 1910, at :
2 m. JAMES J, husband OF Kate A
Dove need TOunEb-
Notice OF funeral hereafter
DCNIGAN-Oa Thursday. December -. 1910.
at 12-I5 p. m, at her residence. 1252 Mary
land avenue northeast, IDA NJ nee
EuscheT). wife Of Raymond l. DUNCAN and
daughter OF Mr- and Mrs John H Buschsr-
Notice OF funeral hereafter
epson Wednesday. December g. 1910 al
1875 a. n. at her residence, 1904 Vermont
avenue northwest. ELLEN, widow Of the
II and Carrie l. Epps. Lily PasOn ZOneT
s Weldon and Cora Y Winston
Funeral from Vermont Avenus Baptist
Church. Friday. December 80, ar . D. n.
Pei. es,l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
TARIFF BOARD BILL
BEFORE THE CABINET
Longworth Measure Understood Have Approval of the
White House-PreSidents Brother Discusses Ohio
Appointments With Executive.

and mentioned the tariff board subject 1
wOuId nave been thrown out. Nobody
seemed to take the matter seriously. and
It was next TO impossible to get hear
iT.s in any quarter.
Now the question Of a tarin commis-
sion, that Is. a permanent commission.
has become q national issue II Is tue
biggest question noV before Congress,
and the most important political deVei-
Mr.. Sanders is a Chicago man and a
former editor He was one OF lflt
earliest advocates Of a board Of expert
advisers on tariff matters be is re-
zarded as an authority on the impOrta-
ton OF All kinds of live stock and pack
ing house products
Dr.. Remsen Caller.
DIT. Ira Remsen. president Of Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, and
head of the Federal referee board,
commonly. known as the -BenzOats OF
soda Board" called to see the Presi-
dent today IN company with Secretary
wilson, 10 talk over the vacancy on
the board caused by the death OF Dr.
Herter, of New York The President
told his callers to recommend good
man and the appointment would follow
The President congratulated Dr.
Remsen on the success Of the move
ment in Baltimore to raise S1,V0o'VVe
to re-esta blish the university at
Homewood. This, the President re-
CARDS as an achievement worthy OF
Baltimore and highly creditable TO the
generosity of the people of that city
Secretary NaEel TO-DAY introduced
the new officers OF the lighthouse
service to the President They are
all Presidential appOinJeeS and now
report TO the commissioner OF light
houses instead OF to a board, as un-
der the old regime. Those presented
today were Commissioner @ r Put
nam. DeDuty Commissioner A. v
ConOves. Chief Constructing Engineer
J. :. Conway, and superintendent OF
Naval Construction George Warning
ton.
Year greetings from a number OF
mouarchs and other foreign poten-
tates and a. once returned his own
best wishes 10 each Of them. for their
happiness and prosperity during the
coming year
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Robbers Plead Guilty
And Are Given Sentences

Following the indictments by the
grand jury Of William Butler. alias
Candy Butler, and Horace Dent, for
housebreaking and larceny, Chief JUS
tice Harry NJ Clabaugh. OF the District
Supreme Court, today sentenced the
two men 70 terms OF two and six years.
respectively, In the penitentiary.
or all the cases brought before Jus
tee Clabaugh today Of the men who
were Indicted on Tuesday, these were
I've only two vino entered pleas Of
guilty. and their cases were disposed
0f at once.
The charge against Butler was that
OF entering a shOe-blackinE establish
men1 on Pennsylvania avenue and tax
ing therefrOn q number OF articles Of
clothing There were sixteen counts
against Dent for larceny and house
breaking.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Supreme Court Members
Meet Justice Lamar

Today marked the observance BY
chief Justice Edward D. white OF a
social anenity whose oriCin dates hack
10 the founding OF che Supreme Court
Of the United States. II was q formal
call on the seven members Of the court
by the chief justice for the purpose Of
introducing 70 them their future col
league Justice Joseph r Lamar
custom DEGREES that q newly an
pointed justice shall call on the chief
Justice Immediately upon his arrival in
" aShington. and that the chief Justice.
shall then escort him 70 call on all the
members OF that bench Ig1sffce LANAI
called on Chief Justice Vv-htte Yesterday
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30

Charles 2. Taft, brother of the Pres1-
dent, reached washington this morning
and conferred with the Executive about
politics in general and took up with him
the question Of Ohio appointments
The tarin commission idea was talked
over and Representative Longworth,
who Will introduce a bill in the House
providing for this board, was called in
70 outline the provisions which he viii
incorporate in his measure.
Later the Cabinet net and the tariff
board matter was further considered. SO
far as could be learned the White House
is favorable 10 the LOngworth measure,
ana this will probably be supported in
the House as the Administration idea OF
What the proposed board should consist
and do.
Provisions Of Bill.
Mr. LcnSworth's bill provides for the
appointment Of FIVE commissioners, who
are TO serve two. three, four, FIVE. and
six years, respectively They are 70 re-
ceive $500 a year for their services and
100000 viii be appropriated for their
use This commission viii make recon-
naendations only for the guidance Of the
committees Of Congress
Mr. Taft also took up the Ohio pa tron-
age situation with his brother anG rec
commended the appointment Of Eugene
Lewis TO succeed himself as United
States marshal for the Southern dis
trict Of Ohio The sUbtreasurer and
United States district attorney viii also
be named, but no agreement was
reached today concerning them.
Mrs Taft and Miss Louise Taft are
guests at the White House, having come
70 Washington 70 be present at the
coming out ball 10 be given tomorrow
night IN honor Of Miss Helen Taft
Change of Sentiment.
Alvin II. Sanders, a member Of the
tariff board. called on the President
today to talk over the question OF q per
manent tariff commission As he was
leaving the White House. Mr.. Sanders
remarked on the great change N public
sentiment toward the idea Of q tariff
board
Two years ago. SAID MI Sanders,
If I would have come 20 Washington
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Workman In School Build
ing Was Only Keeping
Self Warm.
PASSERBY THINKS
BUILDING ON FIRE
Turns In Alarm and the Depart
ment and School Officials
Respond.

When Charles RappoId. Of Baltimore.
who is installing electrical apparatus in
the new physics laboratory at Western
High School. got cold this morning he
fmprovised a big heater out OF a six
foot gas pipe and lighted II 10 keep
warm.
Because the fame was near window
and looked from the outside. the place
was sire, the electrician made II q
great deal warmer for himself than he
hoped for
a pedestrian on Thirty-sixth street
northwest saw what he thought IN
rnistakable signs Of real FIRE on the
third floor Of the new school shortly
before 10 O'Clock, and he rushed to the
nearest telephone and called for the
engines.
RappoId. in the meant re was blithely
working. away in the room when sud
denly there burst in upon him TepreSeli-
tatives Of four engine companies, an eA-
ira. hose cart. Chief Of the Fire Depart
ment Wagner, Battalion chief Eenry'
Superintendent Of Schools A L stuart
and SuDerintendenU OF Public 1nstruc-
ton S E Kramer
Was Welding Wires.
The firemen carried hose ready 70
Dour gallons Of water onto the supposed
burning structure. Messrs. Stuart and
Kramer carried looks Of worry As they
broke in upon the labors Of Rappold-
however, there wes no need 20 ask
where's the fire." Rappold was sit
ting near the Ieaping fame, calmly
welding TWO wires together
II was at first thought upon Chief
Wazner-s arrival that a false aIarm Of
IRE had been turned in, since the Po-
lice and FIRE departments have been
greatly worried by two young men VINO
are said 10 have been turning IN raise
alarms recently
The police today redoubled their ef-
forts TO apprehend the two young white
men believed 10 be responsible IOT tne
large lumber Of false alarms
Many Alarms Turned In
While the pavements we're covered
with snow and ice. the department
was called cut repeatedly IOy false
alarms and that no accidents resulted
from the numerous useless runs IS
REGARDED as remarkable The alarms
have come from all sections Of the
CITY. but no clue was obtained until
last Wednesday night, when PatrolIlan
Eouschild. OF the Ninth precinct Qe-
fe-cted two youths tamperlnS with the
box at Seventh and g streets northeast
They jumped on bicycles Wnen the
ratroIman started after them. arlo IS
Caped- While police al over the us
t,-f~f we're looking for them TWO more
- szIaCrTrls came e., last =-ssfrt- one
from New jersey avenue ana h street
northwest and the other from ElShtf
and y streets northwest Nellie smith
living in Reeves court. saw a man run
ming away, after sending II toe alarm
from Eighth and . aStreets- He an
su-ers the description Of one OF the men
seen by F1OusChild-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Man and Wife Adopt
MOtherlesS Little Girl

Justice Gould. sitting in Equity Court.
No 2 granted papers today to GarTet
L Vivian and Ida L vivian. for the
legal adoption OF Margaret c Reeves.
a motherIess girI Of five years. who
vas taken from the House OF Mercy
By them
The child has been living with the Wv
ians for the last six months. and they
decided that they would ike 10 adopt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Discarded Federal Arms
Held From Iron Workers

To prevent dissatisfied iron workers IN
pennsylvania from getting possession OF
Kra -JOrgensen rifles that have been
substituted in the army by the new
Springfield muslSet, the War Department
IS refusing TO sell any Of the discarded
FIRE arms to dealers Only voluntary
militia organizations and legitimate
clubs are allowed to purchase them It
has been reported that iron workers are
armiTlg themselves preparatory to a
strike
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Plan Watch Meeting.

A watch party has been arranged to
De held at the Shiloh Baptist Church, L
street, near Seventeen street north
west, on Saturday night
A program Of songs appropriate TO the
occasion has been arranged by the
pastor, the Rev TT. aFaldrOn, who has
planned thas those in attendance VIII
spend the last ten minutes Of the old
year and the first ten Of the new year
# PRAYER
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
White House Callers.

Senator Carter OF Montana
Representative Longworth OF Ohio
Alvin Il Sanders. Of Tariff Board
DR.. Ira Remsen, OF Baltimore
Charles P. Taft. OF Cincinnati
c. r Putnam. Lighthouse Commissio
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Oldest Inhabitants
To Pay Taft a Visit

Members of the Oldest Inhabitants
Association are planning TO call on
President Taft Monday afternoon
White badges will be worn The reg
ulsr monthly meeting VIII be held at
the Corcoran Building, Fifteenth and
T streets. between 10 and L o'clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Gets Silver Souvenir.

The Rev A. J. Duarte, s =. has been
presented with a silver souvenir By the
Aloysius Club. The presentation was
made By President James A Healy at
smoker given by the club IN its club
rooms last night
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
Leaves All to Niece.

According 10 the viii Of Catherine
Lang. fled today, all her property, with
the exception OF q single beQuest OF so
10 St Augustus Church is TO 90 20 her
niece Honora NJ McLarney-
The viii is dated April I, 1909 and the
niece is also named as executrix-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30
New Year Holiday
Will Be Day and Half

holiday from noon tomorrow until Tues
day morning. This Is g. JOnformance
with the order issued Just before Christ
mas, granting e half holiday on Satur-
day. As Monday IS a IL gal holiday, AL
the departments wiz rs ~7----
ssas. 8ae -ZEol.o a0s1sEs.Es
That is LAXATIVE BRO2TO QLIc~LNE- Lock
for the EgEnatGrs OF Z " Grove Used the
world over &c Cure Cold IN One Day -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-30

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. OF BUSH
NichoIs co. and Raymond w Nichols
fpersonaIly)-- dispose OF your
claims or waste attorney fees. You
be paid IN full during 1911
RAYMOND w NICHOLS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-23

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