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The Washington herald., 1910-07-17

New York. July 16.-The Harvard, one
OF the Metropolitan Lines turbine sisters
took to the North River this afternoon
jump ahead OF a big fire which ate W
the old Red Star pier at West and Full
ton streets. burned away the superstruc.
ture belonging 10 the same company, de-
stroyed lighters and coal barges. and
ruined a vast quantity of valuable
freight The total damage was about
$4,000
\ ehuekle-headed longshoreman and
his pipe were responsible for the FIRE
so far as Chief Croker could gather
There was a young mountain of rattan
chairs near him, and the planking of tho
pier was smeared with oil.
Food for the Flames.
All around were piled stacks OF Georgia
pine, bales of cotton, barrels of oil, gro.
ceries in wooden boxes, fruit in crates
masses and masses Of mixed freights
that proved fine eating for the flames.
When the fire started. at 1920 .. m.
the old pier and the one Just to the
north. Pier Is. once used by the Ameri-
can Line, We're humming with activity
The Harvard was tied up. taking or
freight for Boston. She was to Skin
at p m. on the north side OF the pier
lay the cargo boat Dimock. which had
discharged the freight she brought in
this morning from Boston and was load
ing up for trip up tonight
Across wide slip was the Brunswick
Line steamship Altamaha, taking on
cargo. The bunkers Of the Dimock and
theS Altamaha were being hIed from coal
oarges. and eight lighters were shooting
freight into the two freighters.
Thousands See Flame Fight.
Immediately to the north of pier Is is
the Barclay street ferry-house Of the
Lackawanna Railroad, and thousands of
people were hustling from the closing
downtown section to get their boats. To
the south Of pier Il are the Starin
transportation lines piers. used for
freight By the Lackawanna.
Pier IA, two-story structure, tan as
an ordinary three-story building, was
checked with freight. Gangs of men
were working at the river end, derricking
boxes and barrels into the holds of the
Harvard and the Dimock. Ali at once
there was a yell from the far end OF the
pier LOngshoremen tumbled aft. The
Harvard's whistle let go and started the
alarm. The fight on the flames began
and lasted until late
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
BULLET HITS NEGRO.
Yachts Exchange Statutes While Ly
ing in Harbor OFF Wharf.

While driving a dump wagon on tbs
District sand wharf at the foot of Ninth
street southwest yesterday afternoon
Walter Smith, a negro, twenty-five years
old, was struck in the body by a stray
bullet from a gun used in an exchange
Of salutes between two yachts lying In the
harbor. He was not seriously injured
and after treatment at the Emergency
Hospital, was able TO go to his home.
The yacht 'FTeya." owned by George
H Bright, Of 1926 Harvard street north
west and the hOuseboat "Griselda,"
owned by Frank T. Rawlings, of I75S Q
street northwest. were just coming to
anchor and the boats saluted each other.
Both thought that they were using blank
shells. The harbor police were unable
to determine which was responsible for
the accident
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
DROWNED IN BASIN.
Young Man Sinks Before His Com,
panion Reaches Him.

Attacked with cramps while bathing
in the Tidal Basin. William D. Leissler.
twenty-one years old, of 800 East Capitol
street, was drowned yesterday afternoon
before assistance could reach him.
The body was recovered by the harbor
police crew and removed TO the morgue.
Later. Undertaken G. P Zurhorst. OF
Third and East Capitol streets, removed
the body to the family home.
Leissler, who was employed as a clerk
in a downtown hotel went to the Basin
in company with H. g. Russell. of 81
East Capitol street Leissler was an
expert swimmer. but had been in
the water but a few minutes before he
cried for help. and he sank before Rus
Sc! could reach him.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
UP TO ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Whether the manufacturers of a cot
ton-seed oil substitute for lard will have
TO submit their premises to the govern
ment inspectors Is a question which has
been submitted to the Attorney General
by the Department of Agriculture.
The manufacturers state that the prod
uct contains only small percentage OF
fat and is mainly a vegetable compound,
hence they are nor compelled 10 submit
their formula to government examine
ten.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
SONG BACK TO ERIN"
More Than 1900 Irish-Americans at
Queenstown since May.

Francis J. Kilkenny, president Of the
irish Home-going Association. has re-
received word from Ireland that more
than 1000 Irish-Americans have arrived
at Queenstown since May l. Several
hundred have arrived at other ports,
though official figures are not available.
Mr.. Kilkenny is confident that the num-
Der Of home-goers this year win greatly
exceed als previous records.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
stepped on Third RAN.

James Mike. twenty-seven years old. OF
SiS Four-and-a-half street southwest, was
taken to the Emergency Hospital last
night night from Ninth street and Center
Market suffering from electric shock.
He had stepped on a third rail on the
line of the Washington Electric Company.
He was not seriously hurt,
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
MRS. HEBRON SOLE HEIR.
Children to Get Estate After Mothers
Death.

The will of the late J. Whitley Heron.
with a petition for its admission to pro-
bate, has been filed by the executors of
the estate-8Irs. Charlotte P. Heron and
Gen. George II. Harries.
The will, dated June p. 1901. leaves the
entire estate OF realty and personal prop
erty to Mrs Heron. but in the event OF
her death, Leila Belle Heron. his daugh-
ter, is to receive the income from the
estate until she reaches the age OF
twenty-five or marries. when she is to re-
ceive two-thirds OF the estate. and her
brother. Leroy w Heron. is to receive
one-third.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
PERSONAL TAXES ARE DUE.
Penalty for Nonpayment Is Attached
After August 1.

Personal property taxes are due, and
unless they are paid before August l a
penalty of 20 per cent will be attached.
Not more than half the returns are
made within the scheduled time of the
$4,000 assessments on personal property
in the District, according TO a member
of the board of tax appraisers.
Blanks are furnished by the assessors
containing q schedule Of all tangible per
sonal property and All general merchan-
disc and stock in trade subject TO taxa
ton, which statement must be sworn 10
before a notary public.
Personal property not exceeding 81. OOC
IN value is exempt. The law regarding
the payment OF the 20 per cent penalty
is mandatory, and no exceptions can be
made by the board or the Commissioners.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17

BY a collection taken up from the men,
bers Of the Eleventh precinct, the $si
which disappeared from the Office q few
days ago was replaced yesterday. Capt.
Anderson states that he does not think
that the money was placed in the safe.
but was burned in the waste basket It
was taken from a prisoner named owen
Hayes. arrested upon a charge Of sup
posed insanity.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
BOYS CONDITION GRAVE.
Raymond Holt, Injured by Fall,
Brave1y Bearing Pain.

BraveIy Bearing Pain.
Raymond c. Holt. the sixteen-year-oId
boy. who was severely injured by a forty
foot fall Wednesday, was in a prscarious
condition last night.
Though in terrible pain. he is bearing
his suffering bravely, and is making a
strong fight for life He has a fighting
chance to live. physicians say.
1t was learned yesterday that young
Raymond's back has been seriously in
jured He was taken from Georgetown
Hospital to his home, 1850 Wisconsin av-
enue yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
RECEIPTS OF POST-OFFTCE.
show an Increase of 1920 Per Cent
Over June. 1909.

Over June, 1909.
Receipts of the Washington Post-of1ce
for June. 1910. show S1e.275.S0. or 1920 per
cent increase over those of June, 1909.
This is one of the largest increases of
the year, and is exceeded only by those
of July, 1909, S22, 222.s4, and November.
1909, $19.553eS
The net INCREASE in receipts at the
fifty leading post-offiees of the United
States for the last year amounted to
$7ssS4769. Only five Offices showed a de-
cFease-Brooklyn. St Paul, Seattle.
Scranton. and Chattanooga.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
Nnvx Orders.

The following orders have been issued
Rear Admiral ]. A. RODGERS, placed uron retired
list Of officers from July Is and detached duty
navy yard. Puget Sound Wash. 10 home.
Cart Y. !. C0TTMAN. detached duty navy yard,
Puget Sound. Wash. captain Of yard; to duty
a. eomnandaHt naYy yard Puget Sound. Wash.
ConmandeT H. c. TOMBSTONE. retired. detached
outs navy yard, New York. X Y. 10 duty in
charge branch Hsdrograpbie ofiee. Baltimore,
Nd
Commander W. A. EDGAR. detached duty as in
spector Of the Ninth lighthouse district, Chi
cago. H.. and wait orders
Licut. Commando ". 5, cRosLEy, to duty in
command Of scorpion.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17

During the year ended March 81. 1909.
the number of kilograms sent in the
,Unised Kingdom was 81. S25.O0o.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
STAGE MEN ADJOURN
Final Session of Convention
Ends Early This Morning.
DELEGATES BUSY ALL DAY

}. c. Campbell, of Oklahoma, ssThe
Nerviest Man in Alliance re-
eeives Handsome Loving Cup from
FriendS-Gefaway Day Brings Much
Local Business Before Body.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17
$76O,OOO DAMAGE
DONE BY DOCK FIRE
LOngshOreman's Pipe Starts
North River Blaze.
RED STAR PIER DESTROYED

Mountains of Freight and Many
Lighters Burned on Crowded
Rivers Shore, Where Several Big
Liners Are Threatened. the Har-
ward Leaving just in Time.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17

Mr.. n. Dushane Coward, formerly a
prominent and leading musician and sing
err. of this city, is spending some time
at Atlantic City. mingling with the many
Washington musicians there who were
formerly associated with him.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-17

Miss Gareissen, teacher of singing at
Fairmont Seminary, is spending the sum-
mer with her mother in the latters home
In Ypsilanti. Mich. Miss Gareissen is a
sister of Mr.. Oscar Gareissen. who has
lived in Washington for some years and
has attained high rank among the mu-
sicians and music lovers OF the city.
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Norddentscj1sr Cloud

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sorsfior. gimi1h,nc mts In saiaru uns sss,oeus~e
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1cnerdi,daenfeu.
GQeuten fir Cincinnati:
@erfnar TattonnI PANT: Strff g}nftcnsI H0nf
Z uns 9aInut Str1bs Meitsrn @ernian geni;
Ct: StsttszD Dtre National pon!: brtcStpn den
man BoHt. 6drrifsu rrs Golexctu ehsA
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RsffsIfdar Refanntmndluna.

8eriieqeIie @u9ebote tperoeu ertge1eraenoH
men in ber Stflce bes Iirecinr OF @ubLic Ser.
pjce, Etaoibaue Cincinnati. Gbto. bis II ubr
Mhttaqs am onuer Il a q, ben :. Suii 1910,
fir bic 9iefeyung Der uUiblgeu gIrbstt uus oes
Wateriuls fir bic GrrthiuHg uuo sjpueunnna
etne5 o'feniIibeu 8Gbbuuies on ber SSeftette
bon Gutter SIdse, 5ni'teu &etts uHb eaurel
Strdke
Gldne, Spe3iitfrttonen uro SormuIGrc iino
Al eranaeH in Der Gfilce oes arcttefieu SGr1
4ale anoreiuss c5eb1uos Cincinnati Ohio
Teoes anpebot mus ben oogeu Tnmeu ieber
8efeQ6dtt oocr 8ciet'faiien, fpelde oaS Gn1e.
bot mndben furuie bon alien ReTionen. ote iih
narcr ltterei'iren eHtbalieH, uuS mus begletiei
feiu nit elmer SdrG'tGfi in Der @urrme bon
log bes Retruges oes Gngebois ooer ctnem
ssrtiiiSlrteH Gbed out etne qufilebeHbe Sanf.
als ctne Saruniie bai.Ir. bnb uern eth Ingebot
onacnonmen NTH, en aontrGti ctHgesausaH
cent, iro,no,iu Wueetot ,uraso,iuisfsr rp,tt,n.
bonu pire folder Gbs6 cn ben gititE rr;puruirt
uuo ioutt rg,rbtin auesbei arfsu0mmsH ,psrbsn,
buHu nrb io.6sr gbei Hat luftisesutsatHn,r Aus
iatruug uHe Gi5eIfsuuEg ees R5utfaits Iuru4'
tttat't..
Fitttr miFsu tutr IuFrtretus,atubtu p,fres
bon ibver sF6bia'eii Ieieru I'M iolhe Siaiie ar'
belt mts oerluuai an befoJGeU.
attu fub ethaI!ta, bi, Qsetuttsr Gormui1ts ~
o,brau6tH ea fttue aEssrsu sHtasqsHetn0mu,ta Dsrs
BsH.
Ser SirettOr af gublt ssrsi,, bsbait 80 tai
Stdt p5r, itgsEostns peu c.. aHgtse;s ga pGs
sn suf,rous Sts 9fr,stprs Of gubIie e.rpiu.
Den 22. SEni 1910.
23,SO 5obH Z. gennsr, Gleri
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Rrfi, ttir Qpntrnftrrru.
mmifftoHers Cfftet,
Sunti.2n Gou,Htr. OBJ
R l n Z n u q G-hfn % Nttri fQf

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Samti7an GpuHtb Ebt1.
Ginciuuoti Gbio, %. CUNT 1910
StrfteesIte aneebott nTesu suiss.
esugeuoumsn IN Der Office htB @oarh Of Gounts>
Gommt'iipners bis Jretfae ben % 3ali
1910. uW u ubr Datiiags fir bic Hatie'
benoe GouHfnsGrbeti:
g5emdb ben Gpe5i'iIuiioneH go 75-Jiir bic
gSieeGb beriieuuna hes EberibeIs Dor SdMilioH
Iiie gipIiteu RUrtb Reuo Ecab nuh Der '4eli
den aorporatIpHs~giuIe Der gd Sealf5n, IN
S9riue'teIb LOtuniblp
Ile gr6eit bat bu oef6ensu in ufbusiHfttr.
muna init ben 1.nneu uHe speattifGitou.u
nelne ieet II Der Office bes Boarb OF Qpsnin
gpnlnifiioners aufIteqeu-
ane GHaebois nlitifen au' TorruIdreu ausas.
ieriiai ieiu. ipelne IN btr Gffies nes Sonrs o.
gpuniu GomuiHtoHers sl bcbsr fnb. unb bs.
pIeiet etr scr einem goue In Der gurIms bon
funfbuneert $500 OO1 1oLrs NIT 5ipti G!Iten
unh oeuiiaerheu Rirpsn aIs Gt4srbei. has
bcr Rieier Den stoutrdii einseher fUiEb si.r aus
iHbuins eer grbsif. I'm Sale bsrfeIbt itrt suer.
ieHHt piro.
ne Gouuto GomrriHion.rs bt5dIfen i6 ens
ge6t nor. trsereeiu ober ale GEsebote gu
oerperfsu.
On au'trass hes aoarb Of GouH;s Gommii.
TONERS Don SamiItnu gountn. Tbto.
-tnuIeb E:rubie Rrdfloent.
Htteit: Sreh. arena. qlerf
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s1ptts Sur asHtraltprtu.
Office ber @ nmtiftousrs
BON 8 SaHtl ltou Gouu!n,
g n u q q .Ghin Q3 0lIni 1alN

BON SamiltoH Gouufn,
GtHct tRHutt, ,Sbtp. %. Suui 1910.
8erilepsife aHgebofe nsrotr eui.
asasugeHommsn IN ber Cfftce bee goarb oi
6ounip gomuIiNoHers 5is Grftta9 ben
23. Suli 1910 bis u ubr WliitagE, ilr ole
uadhiiebenoe &ouHtnsgrbeit:
CSemGE ben SnE6ViCltCUcr 30. 5l1.SGT be
RrfpreuiPuna NIT asu5alt.EeI RE Ronigoucre
Btfe, bon Gopreb aoeule biz sur gorbliuie bon
aeuHeoe in Columbia uEo SpcauoTe IoTUH'
ibips.
81. Nrbeii SGt ;u eefteberl IN uebereiu'ttm'
urung nit ben Rlduer urb EpeSifitliiensu,
iue!6e ieei in Der E'ftce oes Sonrb OF Gouuie
Gommif0ners uufileptU.
Mue Nnae5o'e u'iiiiea nlIf fsouhuldrtu Gusee,
fcrtiu. feir, fpclte in Der EfftSe bes @oGro Of
Gounfo QomH.tffionGs 81 babeu fnb ure t-s
aleiiei fein BON stutu &oue in setruas ben
'infbuuheTf 100000 TeuGrs NIT sfpet ruieH
nns psrageroeuBiiracu- ala Stterbeii oafar .Sos
Der Sietsr ben aonira't einaebeu foire sur Gus.
iiibrurg oec grbei. TN SaGs berfslbs ibm gu.
er,aunt fulro
Tie Gounto QournIiTiorers hs5aIisn flo sos
Re6t oot irseuheiues oer ale angebsis 81 Der.
ipeJfen.
9m au'tros sss gesrs Of sauIiIton Gouufs
gpMuifiLoners.
SfnuTet gfrubIs Qr6fherf
233o7i.
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Cfficebsr Conn h.se m mtffdrs
b o q 8 I'm tItonG Gounfp.

0tnCtnn nnutt. Ebtn, 10. lurt 1910.
@.rfieaeIte anseboie tperoeu eutaes
acnaerommen In her Office hes goorS of Gountn
Gonlnrii'lpucrS bts Srettca, ben Is ,liil
1910. un; IL ilbr Dlttiaes. fir bic notfieberbe
Gourttus s4rbeit:
Sends bcn 5pe5ififniioner 30 6s-siir nte
Scrbefier1inp BON Mtpffe1er Rpoo bon Gbdrou
glpenue bis Struiper 3cah IN Gpcau1orc Zoirrs
fblp.
Hie 9lrbett Dot AZ aeidbebcn in liebereinItiur.
rrllfa nit ben Gldiren unb Epe8tftfatipnen, ners
be ieet In Der Office oes Eodro OF GouHip Qoris
uliffionsrs ouflieaen.
aue gIneebote miigisr uuf 9ormuInren orse.:
!ertiat fen peIche In ber Office hes @onrh OF
gnufifo Gnrntfiioners Al boben finb, uno bee
eIeitct fetn nit etnem Bomb in Der eurrre bon
eintnuieuD ToIIars tSl l00O.00) mt 5tuet
auter uub nenitaenoeu 9lrpinaftsH, baB
Ser Rieter ben auntrn't eireeber htro snr Nns-
iIitrung Der srbett, I'm 5oue oerielbs tim sus
eriuuut tpiro
9is Gouutb gormifrrers betaIter N4 bas
sae6t Dor, trgenbetH oosr ous angebote su
am Suffrage bss gOaro Of SomiIton gouuts
gommiffiorers.
GtauIee gtrutIe, 9raHesnt
aItteit: 5rsb. Gretbs. Qler.
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NcftA on Rrruafnfes.
Effice ber Conn b.R o N n 1 rtdr,
bon miItou guunfp,

Effice ber Con I bss o N N RI 6rs
bon 9amtItou gountp,
etuCtnnatL Ghic, 80. 2nIi 1910.
Serfteaelte anaebott fperbsn snt.
eeaenaenoEImep In Der Office bes goaxb Of
9ounin gommttiioners bis iSreitoe. ben 20.
3uit 1910, nm IL uhr Dttiaes. fiir bic nacp'
iieheube SountbsMrbett:
Geulds ben snssi,faiicnsn Ro s5-sYiir eie
get5eNerung Der Glcoes uno TngGr gap 8onn.
bon GIenes bis 3ugan Gap, in psiamt 1orH.
fbtg.
Die srbtit Dat gu es6sssn tn uspersnfitm.
mung NIT ben 8ldufu unb Ere5i'tfdttensa
fpeGte Jest In esr Office oee @ooIb Of Gouni9
QpEmiiiiunerS aufl.eeeu.
Gle Gnaeecte ElhNeu uuf 9crmu.arsr nrses.
fertat iein, neiEs in Der Office hes Hoarb ps
Qcnn.o xour1tfiioners su bubsu frb, nnb Be.
eletei Jein bon eirsm gonh I'm Betroes bon
fliiffauiero lS5 600 ,Oo) Loudrk, NIT 5fDei puie-
une eeiIneenoen Biiraea, aIsgi1srhett bnffir, ,bob
Der Steisf ben aontT aft sHGesen fpiIb sur aus
iGbrura esr strbett I'm gaas esrfelbs tim sus
etfarHt ptrb.
Tie Gountr GomrtFionrs hesalisu I'D eas
@stt ncr, irseroetn oer aut aneetcie sn
oernerfCn-
Sm au'traqt oss eoarb Of SamiItOu Gounfs
gomr,tf'icners.
SianIsn StrubIe, Erefibsnt.
so,T,14,2i
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9ur 8eaMtuna!

Ga 4ranftettsbuIber bic g9uifeneIteru oes
3eatfdeu Qdeemetnen RrotefiaHtttnsn 9Saiien'
Defamation eineereicbt baben, fudbt Der @atien.
perein Elm beutfebes prpteit1rtidbes GIterupaar
has bic 5tbteieiten befist nrto gaiueus it, oielc
steIe am 1. Septeuiber biefes SabreS 81 iiber'
an ben Rrdiibenten %. s. Qeefer Aid Bduer
egoerue, ooer on ipgenb ein 0SteIieb beS be'
treffenocn Gomnlitiees
oernt. wsiiler, 42i6 gberrh ctr, ssprtbfbe
s. Qiibrmonn 2s4b Dtan Str AluInut Stus.
:. .. gro6marn. 51s Gibble Rooo, CLIFTON
Sefebts.
Gbil Sitter, 2246 Gprirg Grobe Mne.
24S &omrtittee.
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Epf,s au asuirattsrsa.
Gem miffiouers Office,
(sn m tffnff " a n IN Ghis

Gincinnati, Cbio, 10. 3nR 1910.
BtrftegeIte Gupeb bnte nerben elit.
seaenaencmuleH In ber Office bss Hodrb cf
county LoumiiioHers bis sAu ettne.
ben 10. 9uIi 1910. nm ~ ubr Wliitogs, itu Ole
Ha6itebenoe GeGntb.elrbett:
@euab ben SpeSifiiuttoneH 80. 47-Jiir BITE
1erbelisruHa bon 9nrrifpr uno Rftp SGbeu
9Roap, bon Der 9arrtfou Ri;s bis sur ST. q.
grhie IN geiu Baltimore, IN 1nrr1fon nuo
Grosbp 1opnfblps
2is grbsii bat tu. esfasteu IN uehereirftim.
mung nit ben 9LhreH uHo gpesiiiinitoueH.
rreI6s iett IN Der Office bes Goaro Of Goants
GoMnlifioners nnfiieeeu.
Nde angebpte ma'ieH dut Tornuinrer nns1s.
Isrttet fetn. tutIde In Der Office hes Roars ci
gounth QommiHpners an bdben ftub. urie be-
eIeitet jsin BON eirem Borp In bee Sobe bon
SreiialHeHb IouGs ($3,0o0.0ol NIT spei 9n.
ten uro eeriaeuoen Rnrasn ale gi1erbsit baS
Der @ister bc-' aoHtrait stnaebeu rptrb sur Nus
iibruHe ber grbett TN Sale oerfeIbe ibm su.
ufanH! niro.
Tie Qounin Gomrriiiiouers bsbnlien T1 bas
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