davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
SIXTY MORE CITIES
REACH $4,000 MARK
West Making Greatest Ad-
vances in Population, Ac-
cording to Census.

Advance reports received at the Gen.
sUs Bureau Indicate that there VIII be
at least sixty more cities in the United
States in the 5000 population class.
and that the majority or these rspidly
growing cities are located in the West
and the middle West
Although these advance returns are
not official they are looked upon 5y the
directors Of the census as based upon
good judgment and accurate informa-
ton
According to the last census there
were 80 cities in the $500 class, and
with the cities which have grown IN
til large enough for that class, there
VIII be 20 About So per cent OF the
new Z5.OGo cities are IN that section
west Of the Ohio river and between
the lakes and Kentucky. OF the re-
naming 56 per cent. TwO-thirds are To-
Gated in New England and One-third
in the South
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
COLUMBUS HOBS
WRECKING CARS

COLUMBUS. GEO. Aug. Assaults
on street cars and nOn-union crews were
resumed today in spite OF the 5000 armed
soldiers of the Ohio National Guard,
who are on duty 10 aid civil authorities
in preserving peace.
\ Leonard av~sIue car was attacked
at switch near the end Of the line
The motorn.an and conductor were
taken OF the car, the current turned
on. and the car running wild Cas ed
west on Leonard avenue. At St Clsire
avenue & c0Ilided with another an
Lut no serioSs damage was done
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
CHARGES UNFAIRNESS
TO MRS. MARY K. GAGE
Details of Suit for Recovery
Of FOrtane.

Mrs JonEacre seeks to share In a
100000 estate.
Declares she failed tmrouEh mis-
Representations TO receive her
-hurc.
She asks the cour5 20 declare the
estate trust.
In that way she claims she viii get
one-Ihird Of estate
MIS- Gage accused OF having per-
suaded her father TO 1estrov first
will.
Declares she Is entitled 10 equity
FOR carinE for testatOr.
Mrs Gage wIee Of reputed repre-
sentative or Duke Moro de Moro.
The Washington times., 1910-08-01

QUEBEC, Aug 1--Dr. H H Grip
pen was arraigned in police court be-
fore Judge Panet Angers- shortly before
noon today.
Miss Leneve was too III TO appea-.
Physicians announce she has broken
down completely Crippen readily ad-
mittcd his identity he offered no OBJ
lection 10 being sent back 10 England
for trial Judge Angers promptly re-
manded him to Jail for fifteen days
Dr. Crip7en was remanded under the
law pertaining TO fug-tives, suspected OF
q felony His deportation. and probably
that Of Miss Leneve. wiz be ordered at
once unless a stay Of fifteen days is
demanded BIZ the defendants
A long delay was caused IN court by
a conference between Dew and other
officials as 10 the plan OF action 10 be
taken
The name Of Belle EImOre, the victim
OF the London murder. with which the
Two are charged was not mentioned.
The warrant against Crippen sin ply re-
fers 20 the victim who was found mutt
lated IN the cellar Of his home al 50
HiH drop Crescent, London, as an IN
known woman"
The arraiEnraent vzs e5ae climax OF
couple, in which q wireless net was
woven across the Atlantic The scene
in the courtroom lacked the meIo-
dramatic features which marked In
speCtOr DeW-s race across the ocean.
and the sprinEing OF the trap when the
lIontrOse. bearing DT- Crippen. reached
Father Point, but for sheer drama OF
emotion It surpassed the previous
stages Of the case
Girl Near Collapse.
The little American physician had re-
gained his CompOsure between the time
OF landing and arraiguuent, but Ethel
Leneve appeared or the verge OF col
lapse.
She was given assistance as she enter
ed the courtroom. officers supporting
her on each side As the details Of the
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
MOB BURNS NEGRO
FOLLOWING MURDER
Alabama Brute Finally Kill
ed After Wild Rampage
on Farm.

ALEXIS. Ala, Aug. 1.-After having
CriminaIly assaulted and probably fatal
y stabbing Mrs Nettie Gibson. thirty
one, white, wife Of the superintendent of
a farm near here. slashed her eight
year-old brother with a razor; shot
another negro and forced the Iatter's
wife to take to the woods with him, Bill
Walker, a negro. was shot to death and
his body burned BY a mob early today.
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
TWO DOZEN SUFFER
FROM BITES BY DOGS
All Records Broken in Num-
Der Treated at PaSteuT
Institute.

TwenIy-fOUT patients, One-third OF
them children, are receiving treatment
for rabies at the PasteUr institute Of
the hyeienic laboratories Of the Public
Health and Marine Hospital Service for
terms varying between three and ten
days.
According 70 the director Of the in
stitute, Dr. John F. Anderson. there IS
the largest number being treated today
than the institute has been called upon
to treat st an yother time since its es-
tablishment- In the opinion Of Dr. An
dersOn. dog days" are far from over,
and the disease Is rapidly spreading not
only in Washington, bu. throughout the
country.
o. the tvventy-four persons now rnder
the observation and treatment Of puy-
sicianS a. the T'asteur Institute, seven
OF eight are under ten years OF age
-our are hTemon from the District Fire
years Of age, and the rest are be
tween ten and seventeen IN every
case IL has been definitely determined
that the patients were suffering from
rabies following attacks in every case
BY unlicensed stray dogs In no case
IN the past --eaTS. says Dr. Anderson.
has a person been treated by him who
was bitten by- a licensed dog.
Some of -huSe stin under treatment
were bitten in Cleveland Park during
the mad dog scare there a few days
ago. and several were bitten in the
ueighbOrhOOd Of Holmead place
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SAIL BOAT BEACHED
TO SAVE THE CREW

LONDON, Aug. The American
three-master Percy Bartram has been
beached near St David's Head, Penn
brOkeshire-
She was leaking badly when run
ashore 70 save 2er crew. and viii be
total loss
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Miss Leneve Too Ill to Be Brought Into Court With Den
tist Charged With Murder-Deportation of Both
Probable Soon
SUPPOSED POISGNS FOUND IN BAGGAGE
Precautions Prevent Suicide Believed Justified by Dis
covery of Powders and Liquid Confession Sought
From Suspected Murderer's Companion.

QUEBEC, Aug. 1-White powders believed to be
poison were found In the possession of Dr. H Crippen
today.
police.
It was learned that Ethel Leneve also had powder
which she threw overheard WHEN arrested
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specific performance Of a contract
which she says her foster parent i'm
plieIly made her when he insisted
that she takes his name. even though
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Low Ronnd-Trn E.

10 PurcellViile' Va. via Southern Rail-
way. accOuntAnnuaI Temperance slF21rsl7,s
Meeting, Aug 2-10; final limit Aug II
Special train. 7rst-class coaches from
Washington go a. m-s Aug 3rd. Con
suit Agents-Advt-
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
WEATHER REPORT.

SeaSOnlbIe weather prevails general II--
throughout the country. although tenn
peratures have been rather Ei-r in r-a
Northwest Moderate deuress5ous, with
thunder showers. cover the uuuar Ais
sissippI valley the upper Lake re-
sion, the Southeast, and the extreme
Sousl- but elsewhere there was no --a-
cipitatson Of consequence
The Washington times., 1910-08-01

Bill Hinrich, the Nationals pitcher,
who has been confined in the George
Washington Hospital for the past five
days, has developed a case Of infantile
paralysis
Dr. s Clifford Cox, who has the case,
said thar Hinrich had entered the hos
pitaI With complete paralysis Of the
right arm and It was supposed from
the outset that he had infantfIe paraIy-
sis
Yesterdays Sunday edition OF The
Times strongly hinted that such was
the case, and no denial could be gotten
at the hospital When seen today Dr.
Cox said that Hinrich had become in
fectedin- the usual way and that the
disease must run its course
Practically TO change has been noted
in Hinrich's case since his arrival at the
hospital, and the disease has COMPLETELY
paralyzed his right arm
Climatic change 5verwork. nervous
ness OF. the usual complaint Of pitchers
arm was at first supposed by the lay
men 10 be che cause Of HInrIch-s III
ness. and 1t was not learned until yes
terday that MANTLE paralysis had de-
veloped.
Infantile paralysis rarely attacks
the disease was affirmed by DT- Cox
today He said the diagnosis had been
kept quiet because It might ruin Hin
Tich's future should he recover sufi-
GENTLY to be able % pitch
Certain it is that Hinrich viii not be
able 70 pitch again this season. The
fact that his arm is at present complete
u paTalyZed means that IL viii be weeks
before he VIII have the use Of It for
ordinary purposes The strain imposed
in pitching a full game Of baseball is
50 great that he may never be able to
enter the game again
Heralded As a Wonder.
Hinrich is but twenty-oue years old
and halls from the Pacific coast He IS
Q pFotege Of Walter Johnson the main
stay of the Nationals pitching corps-
Johnson asserted that FIiurich was a
wonder, and the fans Of the city talked
for weeks about the young twirIer- Lit
tie vas known Of his record except tha
he had pitched phenomenal ball fer a
high school team on the coast
johnson claimed that Hinrich had a lot
Of speed and that he would make good
efom the start Eiiurich reported about
re 1st Of June his first appearance
was not q success. although il was
hoped that he would round into shape
lie did not impress the baseball en-
thUsiasts, and fell far short of predic-
tiOns. He was wild and did not work IN
a full game.
It was freely commented upon from
the first that his motion in the box was
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TEMPERATURES


Todav-HTgh to E-12 a. H. and z-57
D m: low tide l5-7S a m and Ll-5s . m
Touorrow-High tide, SOS g. n and
6-L3 Q. M low tide. 12-l2 p IA
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
SWANSON IS NAMED
TO SUCCEED DANIEL
Will Fill Unexpired Term
of Late Virginia
Senator.

RICHMOND. Va. Aug Governor
Mann today named former Gov. Claude
A Swanson for the Unexpired term Of
the late Senator John w. Daniel.
The Washington times., 1910-08-01

I arraigument under the fugitive offend
/ ers act were made known 10 her she
/ was near fainting several times
From the time they were bundled
/ ashore and whisked 10 che under
! ground cells that had been prepared
Z for them, there was little rest for the
/ prisoners. Crippen spent much OF the
remnant OF the night reading; the
/ girl sobbed herself into a doze, from
/ which she awoke occasionally with a
srriek- The authorities gave little
attention 70 CrippeH, except 70 keep
/ rim under guard, but every effort was
made TO persuade the Eirl 10 turn
! kings evidence.
/ This morning at the sig5t OF the in
significant looking man with whom
; she haa fed she burst into tears
/ aTresh
/ worn out by the worry OF twenty
( four hours, coming or ton of NOR
I Ian Two weeks OF keen anxiety. Miss
3 L-sheNe sun cred heavy blow at her
{ struggles for cOmpOsure fOdsv-- -v-t,sr,
! she received this cabIeErau from her
-o'i-eI ~ London, Mrs Lothe Neave-
Mother Begs Confession.
Ny Darling Daughter I frup1ore
you 20 tel police everything Won
Low aao let nothing count mora
tl-<a tae esta b snment OF your limo
Ce--ce- however great may be your
an leclion Tor CripDen. do nor dear 7a+
It be more 70 YOU than the dr,t-- 80
eve yourself, your mother. and yoyr
/ orotners- Be brave, lilrye rfr1 a01
nave no fear We are condde1+ 81
. your innocence
/ As Jle imprisoned girl read this an
Le@L S51e tell 10 the cot IN her rA7I
i-oanlnS, 'Oh, mothert on. fatbe-r,
a \ paToNy-sra Of tears followed
CI-ps'en $ Hrst request upon rising
- -OL tle morning papers This was
-S-uSsu LlIl- He took the refusal
pAlioscrhically, mumbII1g sorna -
I mark about not having son . -
( paper since he LETT the otra- sf,7-
I At breakfast he was df.zcoBoe--a.7 -
see that only a spoon was aTIo7~ez RI
NAsn ms tray was taken INTO the ~e1i
NJ look around 1t with a suggestion ~
I annoy alIlCe. hunting for q L--fFa -
fork When he reaIfze5 a~-e- y 60 60
L-e1J' li-a[ JneSe were denied him. he
sIllled sIlllle- family and feu 10 with the
This same faint smile which r,izh+
} mean many things, came again Isfa-
/ Wl-en ne was told that LIeweIlvn Jones
,4e youns wireless operator OF tbe
{ AdOnITOSe- claimed a world re-o-5 IN
laElnS transmitted OF received in All
s,Syy |oIcS relating TO Crippen in the
-1s1--l-y ~ o%ys 2e1ore the arrest was made
I IhouSh ne made no comment, CripDen@s
had an InklinE"
Supposed Poison Found.
The precautions against allowing Crip-
/ pen Or his ty7ist an opportunity for
suicide evidently vzOere well advised
In tns envelope containing CriD1en's
/ belongings the police have a snnsI
paper-wrapped powder and a tiny vial
OF dark hued- No analysis Of these has
been made, .. U -
The Washington times., 1910-08-01

Observation-Disclosures per 100 #
Frank Libbey & Co., 6th & y Y Ave.
--Advt-
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER
HARPERS FERRY. W Va AuE- l.
Potomac clear and Shenandoah slightly
muddy this morning
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FORECAST FOR TIE DISTRICT
Fair tonight and Tuesday. with mol
crate temperature EEh- variable winds
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
HOSPITAL DOCTORS
CONFIRM DIAGNOSIS
Two Other Cases Are Reported and
Health Authorities Are Tax
ing Precautions.
Development IN Epidemic
of h1fa1tile Paralysis.

Three new cases reported today.
Disease Is declared TO he cOmmu-
nfcablc-
Investigations
Bill Tiurich, pitcher for the
Washington baseball club, il re-
ported 10 be victim Of the disease.
Efforts are being made to isolate
patients.
Department lacks authority TO pIa-
card houses where disease exists.
The Washington times., 1910-08-01

Almost evsTs dav or two new pa tents
amply for tie rsat1eLt. which is siven
free. since tn institute is nder the
supervision Of the GOvernUen- fer that
purpose Dr. Anderson Is always willing
TO look into cases even though there
be not the slightest suspicion that the
victim of a stray. infuriateG animal has
been infected with rabies Dr.. Anderson
explained today that in no case should
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Supposed Poison Found.

The precautions against allowing Grip
pen or his ty71st an opportunity for
suicide evidently wNre well advised
In Jns envelope containing CriDoeu's
belongings the police have a smsiI
papeT-wrapped powder and a tfnv vial
OF dark dued- No ANALYSIS Of. these has
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CCon l- -
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-13

RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS
11S 18th ST. NV. NJ 3345
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
FOR RENr.F0UR ROOMS AND BATH:
Heights; near lAth st. cars; all outside rooms;
white janitor service; built-in refrieer tor;
electric lights; telephone service. See It today,
The Executive, 10th and Newton SITS.
FOR Rents ROOMS AND BATH: ALMOST
new; large rooms; magnificent kitchen; cnam-
eled tubs aud Sinks porches: Washington
Heights: convenient 10 two car lines. RENT
ONLY $3.50. The crataloe. $50 Champisin
ave.
FOR RENT-A DOWNTOWN APARTMENT.
8 rooms and. beautiful bath; located near
Thomas Circle: rent. $3.50 month; just been
thoroughly papered and painted: Sd door i40s
i4rh st. NV. Apply AT ONCE for keys.
For RENT-NEW BUILDING. COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS: OUTSIDE rooms: model bath;
convenient to 18th and 18th 1t. cars rents only
AoBo and $3.50 per month. Corner Of 18th
and Lamont SITS. Will be ready September Is.
See them NOW.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
y. :st6. - 7is 18th st. NV. u. :st6.
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Desirable apartments In All SECTIONS
or the city. Bachelor suites or one
and two rooms and hath. Housek.ep-
Ing apartments OF from three to seven
rooms and bath Thoroughly modern
buildings. ainislncd In the hest pos
Sfhle manner
Comnleta list mailed on rennesf.
THE r. Fl. SMITH COMPANY.
voo-tf 1fnS <FW YORK AVE
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND

THE NORTHUMBERLAND
is modern, nreproof. seven story
apartment house. with al improve
ments and two elevators. IL ts stu
ated on the southeast corner OF New
Hampshire ave. and ST. northwest.
near the Herdic line and the st.
and 14th ST cars. The building con
tains apartments Of seven rooms and
bath AZ si5. Ave rooms and hath. at
$50: four rooms and bath: al $50 and
$40; three rooms and bath At $3.50
and two rooms and bath AT 70
Building lust completed and apart.
ments are going fast.
Tour inspection invited. Building
open for inspection day and evening.
electric lighted. Diagrams ano furtnef
swARTZELL. RFEEM 4 HENSEY co..
fe26-tf I27 18th st. NV.
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foh RENT-RENT FREE TO SEPTEMBER 10
NO. Ola 23D ST. NV.
heat. hot water and janitor service furnished.
FIRST snrs. moor rooms and bath. yard. s2s ~
'u no S6 : ,s sss% =, and i1 bath; " 's''
FIRST moor. room. and hat ~ $50 no
seeohd moor. rooms and bath ~
,.. GEO. HENDERSON.
NuI'-,I 14lS st. NV.
FOR RENT-THE RIRMiNGHAM-
To'1 Adams Mill road
-, nms" u located apartment Wash
each apartment; steam heat. hot water etc. !:
apartments III " to rooms and bath Rents.
$50 to S45.
THE JEANNETrE.
1915 14th ST NV
Desirable apartments Of 4 rooms md hath:
rapor heat, hot water and janl,or service !:
convenient location. within easy walking dis
lance of departments aud business section
Rents. $c2.5 10 $S:.sO.
THE l,o CHARLOTTE.
Very desirable and loca ton near Dupont
Circle iarie steam heat continuous no. water and
THE RUSSELL.
l 1,S Columbia road.
Very attractive apartment: hne location. high,
aud overlooking city: steam heat. etc; D
rooms and bath. Rent. S3I so
THE IRNINGTON.
1881 T st NV.
Quiet. homelikp apartments: stesm heat.
etc: rooms and bath. Rent. 5000.
THE PLAZA.
bid 81. aud Washington crcc.
Modern freprpof building: electric elevator.
sllnght service: for size of rooms closet space.
light and ventilation these apartment are
hard 10 equal: 10 ; rooms and bath. Rents.
x25 10 $50.
THE IDAIIA.
5l2 I'd ST. NV.
New building conveniently located TO busi-
ness section and departments: steam heat
etc; rooms aud bath Rent. SIS.
THE BEDFORD.
1885,. ST. NV.
Splendid location. very desirable apartment.
steam heat. etc: rooms and hath. Rent. SIS.
GEO. Henderson,.
l4lS 81. NV.
%no!cE ApARTMESTs Is THE
ELBERON- COLUMBIA RID. Mr.. 18TH.
sd E9oM I;;, E sX LIEN FOR PRIGE $50
nESIKABIE. THEY WILL. BE TAKEN uP
PROMPTLY. xul3-3t
DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN APARTMENT on
h I'm ST.: I rooms and bath: good condition;
CHAS $. MUIR CO.. 1903 y. Y. ave.
OK 18th ST. NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE: g.
room and bath apartment: heat and jani,or
service rI rent ; $50 per month 11th
CHOICE APARTMENTS IN THE
ALBERT. 1925 F ST.. and 5rs. =. $3.50 up
HOYT, 1880 Belmont ST.. and RS. S2 80 NJ
1 1SRA s s% "a sna ST s sts $s"S ny ny
LACLEDE. 1913 Vt. ave-. ,. and Or. $500 up
all1 18th st. NV. 1. 2. 8. = and 5r.. 1000 up
1883 Belmont ST.. g. and 81. h. -. 100 up
HEAT AND JANFrOR SERVICE.
ALLAN z. WALKER 4 CO. Inc.
14l2 St o..
aul2-s tu.ih.tf
FOR RENT-LooK AT THOSE ATTRACTIVE
four-room and bat apartments. only x16
each corner Of 18th and A SITS
CHAS. T.. BANES. 1921 81.
au1:-4t
FOR sURRENT. 1.-THE COYWOOD': /
housekeeping aud l bachelor apartment de-
lightfully located: near Franklin Park; first
class in every way: at moderate rent. Apply
building. 1925 l. st. NV. anl3-st eSu
DOWSTOWN-RARE OPPORTUNITY TO Sc
cure a desirable housekeeping apartment. The
Como" Is Grant place NV. See janitor.
ID. ID. THOMPSON & CO.. 1895 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-THE PARKER
COR. 10TH ST. AND PARK ROAD
CONVENIENT TO TWO CAR LINES.
Steam heat. gas and electricity
One three. 1--WE and ono six room, apart.
mcnt will be for rent October 1, 1910.
Rent, $50, $50 and $55 per month
WILCOX. HANE & CO., Inc,
aul3t 1870 T. st. NV.
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WANTED MEN TO LEARN MOVING PIC
lure operating: taught in few weeks: in
StTnct;ons given in thester: good operators
always in demand; low rates. Az 9th st.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

foR RENT-RENT FREE TO SEPTEMBER 10.
NO. Ola 23D ST NV
ne&.' not water and janitor service furnished
S LIE. moor rooms and bath. yard $500
"ec"hu moor rooms and bath SCOOP
NO. 2422 PA. AVE. NV.
first moor. rooms and Ia tn .. S0.W
second door. rooms and bath SIS. ~
GEO. HENDERSON,
au1S-:t 1i,s ~ =.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FOk RENT-SrONE FAIRFAX.
1872 ew York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.


~
APARTMENTS.
Heat furuishcdD
IS1' lsee 10Th ST 12r. and baths $500
The Nerthumheriand. y. II. ave. aud
st. 10 rooms and bath. ........ 1a."o
us 18th ST. nv. . rooms and bath -, tn
The Waaar. 1914 4 81. NV. 5r and b. iooo
The Gibraltar. 2305 18th 3r and bath. ~ 81
The savoy. rooms and Sais' ann. anu - 80
The Oswego. l3.6 Y st. NV. 6r. and h. 1000
The 81. Clair. l1i1 ST. NV. w. Il,
rooms and bath. ................... inco
The Minfwood lSii MintNood pl.. Or. H. io.o,
I4O0 Irving ST. nv. I'd A.. Or aud b. =, 80
The Meirose 1919 clifton st nv. ,r $50
Is6s Park I'd; NV. I'd moor, Or. and h. 500
The Monticello. 3l51 Mt. Pleasant ST. Ar ~ "o
The Redwood. 1921 CorcOran. Or. ard b. 500
1898 ST. nv. I'd floor. 5r. and bath $500
40 70 q ST. NV .a dsi aoo Or and 8 )"
The Saratoga. 9Th and f.. Cap SITS. No.
800. rooms nd bat ............... $3.50
The Gibraltar. aaoS 18Th. 5r. and bath. $3.50
The Psrkside. liza coth ST nv. I'd
moor rooms and bath. .....:.:.. 81 30
5l1 nth ST: NV. I'd floor. Ar. and h. 3o3u
aS0S Cathedral ave, sr and b.. 1880
PAP 18th at. NV; I'd floor. ar. and b.. $3.50
sid Nd s1e me Ne ID 1a DOOR y ST. and h.,, '''
The rrederlrk 9Th and K SITS. NV. ~. sooo
The Bryn Mswr. 1918 L, rooms. os.on
The Atherton. 1921 st. NV. tr.. h.. eI.so
oeS -: NV. I'd floor. 5r- and -. $50
aIs \; y. ave. nv. rooms and bath. =. $50
Tie Ellsworth. 1913 81 ST. n.e........... a..3o
iaa. North Capitol, rooms and bath. IS .:
1913 + ST. NV. Sd noor. b. and b. 800
W6 st. ne. I'd hoor: > rooms. % G
s2S1 Nj Pleasant 81: I'd Door. rooms 200
81. Iith ST. nv. rooms and bath. - 81
Is las f Cap: I'd door. Or; and b. $50
I121 North Capitol. rooms and bath. 1000
!3l2 Fla. ave. NV. I'd H.. sr.. and b.. 1850
The Isl, s fOG%s os and bah is
STONE l. FAIRFAX. 1872 New York n. W.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-03-31
One MORE
INDICTED
PittSburG Grand Jury is
Still After the
BOOdIerS

Pittsburg, March 3l.-Dr q. r Wa
sers, former president Of select coun-
ell now director OF public health and
charities. was indicted Wednesday as
tho alleged recipient of 81, 900 in brlbe
money. and fifteen other select men
were named in the grand jury's report
AS having received amounts from
$500 to $3.50. The indictments make 4
total Of ninety-one in two weeks and
there are more TO come, says District
Attorney William A. Blakely.
The jury had before IT Yesterday
thirty more officials, directors and en-
ployes Of the six banks alleged to have
paid money to obtain an ordinance
naming them as city depositors. There
we're also four local express agents be-
fore the grand jury which is seeking
now to trace the $4,000 which was
sent or taken to New York to be pass
ed over there to Former Councilman
Charles Stewart
The progress Of the grand jury in its
probe for the men higher up" was
still undisclosed today. but it is de-
elared progress is being made and that
the naming Of bigger men il certain to
come soon.
The indictment Of six former select