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The Washington times., 1910-02-12
CENTRAL FOUNDRY
IN RECEIYERSHIP
Fourteen Million Dollar
Concern Alleged to Be
InSOlvent.

NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-JudEe HOUgh,
in the United States Court, today ap-
pointed Attorney WaddiH Catchings as
receiver for the s1f,00a,0e Central Foun-
dry Company, which is alleged to be in
solvent. The Petitioning creditors are
Vinton COIliery Company, Gerry & Muir
ray, 97d Albert ". SeCOr- The claims
aggregate s, 200. The receiver is author
lied TO continue the bUsine: 5. He gave
a bond for 100000.
The Central Foundry, a New Jersey
corporation, the creditors say, possess
es property worth S1,000,0o0 employees
LOO men, and has an annual payroll
Of 100000 The annual business trans
acted exceeds S2,5O0,0e0 a year.
The property consists chiefly Of seven
operating fOundrieS, the Newark plant,
at Newark, y. J.: the Baltimore plant,
at DundaIk, Nd, AnnistOn plant An
niStOn. Ala. BeSSemeT plant BeSSemer,
Ala: South Pittsburg plant, South Pitts
burg, Tenn; Nincennes pant, YIN
cennes, InC-; Medina plant, New York
The corporation owns foundry prop
erty at Wilmington, Del, the entire
capital stock Of the central Iron and
Coal Company, Of New Jersey amount
ing to 100000, and the stock OF The
Central Radiator Company, New
Jersey corporation, amounting 10
S200.000.
The company has an authorized CAP
ital stock Of $4,000, 600. of which there
is issued and outstanding S6,6o0.O00 Z per
cent cumulative preferred stock. S6.64S.-
$40 Of common stock. there being held
IN the treasury sSS00O0 OF preferred
stock and $3.50, 200 Of the common
The alleged insOlvent company has
also outstanding 1885. 900 per cent de-
benture bonds and an unsecured in
debtedness of $4,000 and secured in
debtednesS Of S345.l00.
a. Leo Everett. of 20 Wall Street IS
counsel for the petitiOninE creditors.
and he said today that the assets Cf
the Central Foundry Company exceed
ed the liabilities.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
URGES FULFILLNENT
OF PARTY PLEDGES
Representative Dawson Sees
Danger Ahead for the 70
Republic.

Calling for the Roosevelt policies to
be enacted into law and likewise for
the carrying out Of those issues which
were catalogued and defined in the
Chicago platform. Representative A f
Dawson Of Iowa spoke out last night at
the annual dinner Of the Mckinley Re
publican Club at Bay City. Mich. in an
effort to give what ae considers some
sound advice and counsel 10 the Re
publican party az this time
Mr. DawsOn's speech viii doubtless
attract the more notice for the reason
that he has lately announced he would
not run for another terra In Congress
he Is in position, therefore, TO speak
out with more freedom than If he were
contemplating a further stay in politics
Mr. Dawson characterized the sItua-
ton today as one Of the most eXtraOrdi-
nary political conditions, fTauEht with
grave responsibility for the future OF
the Republican party and equally
serious possibilities for the welfare Of
the Republic He declared that IN the
heat OF recent faCtiOnal strife at Wash
inCton. sensible men had lost sight for
time Of the larger objects involved.
had become embittered over small
greatest delight in trying TO do un-
pleasant things to each other
I'VE have witnessed radtCalism in
both camps" said he. which engendeT-
81 EtStLllL-AtAltSs anu i--Se--El-AltA "
rlrpt and demOralize the party The
situation at times TeSembled General
Sherman-s defipitiOn ~ war"
According to Mr. Dawson. the present
disrupted situation is enjoyed by the
Democrats and by predatory wealth, the
latter because the greater the con-
fusion the better chance II has 10
escape that righteous legislation which
il so much fears"
he urged that II was the paramount
duty Of the Republicans now 10 close
their ears to factionalism and TO enact
the legislation called for by the Chicago
platform
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
PUBLIC
DANGER
You Cannot Afford to
Miss Reading This

We believe 1t Is our duty 70 inform
the public that the majority Of fatal
cases Of pneumonia are caused by tT.a
patient taking for a cold some so-caUrd
cough cure which depsnds upon pofz-
OnOuS drugs for its effect
These drugs deaden the uerveS and
stop secretion along the breathing tract
that causes pneumonia
Father Johns Medicine cures colds
and thrOat~snd lung troubles without
poisonous drugs Il is not a patent
medicine nor cough syrup but a body
buiIder-an eminent specialist prescribed
II for the late Rev Fr. John O-Briea.
OF Lowell, Mass, fifty years ago
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
SECRETARY MEYER
BUYS On H STREET
Purchases Maryland Build
ing From ]. A. Rowland
Estate for S15O,OOO.

The Maryland building. IN II street
bet tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. has just passed into rEc owner
ship or Secretary Of .Ec Navy George
ven T. Never He VIII take possession
about March T. Secretary Meyer puT-
chased the property for investment pay
ing SI5HuUH.
The Maryland building vas owned 10y
the james r. Rowland estate, 0f BaIti-
nor. and was represented here by John
T. Weaver. who also negotiated the
sale Of the Scottish Rite Temple. JOY O.
street northwest. % a LlSDer recently
The building is a f0ur-storv brick and
stone structure The first floor consists
OF Two stores one occupied by W q
J. Sloane. or New York, deLreTs in car
pets and rugs. and The other by John O..
kripr & sons, turuishers and interior
Ge-sraOtrr-
Secretary Meyer waS represented On
the deal by John P Story, CT story &
COBB
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
BERLIN CATTLE DISEASED.

BERLIN, Feb. I2-The hOof and
mouth disease has been discovered
among the cattle in the stock Yards at
JaChed 10 the municipal slaughter house
II Is supposed 10 have been brought
from Pomerania- Prussia. All cattle ar
irving are subjected to a rigid exam
nation
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
SUITS MAY AFFECT
AVIATION MEETING
Foreigners Said TO Hesitate
About Coming, Fearing
Injunction.

NEW YORK. Feb I2-Tpon the stts-
tu1e OF the Wright Brothers. depends
jHe holdins Of the international aviation
meet M the United States. according TO
Courtland Field Bishop. president OF the
Aero Club Of Z nerics.
II they intend 20 enjoin the various
makers OF machines entering the meet
which viii be held before their srft
against Glenn Curtis IS decided the
chances Of getting any foreign avfatOrs
10 enter the country is considered to be
slim
The Wrights have stated that thev do
not wish TO interfere with the sport and
have inttnated that they would take no
action TO prevent foreign machines fly
ing IN such a contest
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
MRS. TAFT SELECTS
NEW SOCIAL CLERK
Miss Mary D. SpierS to Be
Secretary TO PreSi-
dents Wife.

Mrs. Taft has selected Miss Mary y.
SDiers, a clerk in the Surgeon Generals 3
office OF the War Department. to sue
ceeG her present social secretary. Miss
Alice BleCh- upon the Idtter-s retirement
soon after Easter.
Miss PIech was appointed to the Office
shortly before the inauguration last
year The announcement of her engage
T-ent to Lieut. Richard Wainwright, r.
was announced during the winter. -
wedding @ take place some time this
spring
Miss Spiers was appointed to the Gov
eminent serNIcs from North EaroLina-
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
BOY OWES LIFE
TO NEW VACCINE
Serum Discovered by Tufts Medi-
cal Professor Brings Recovery
From Pneumonia
From Pneumonia.

BOSTON, Feb IA seven-year-old
Revere Beach boy owes his life today TO
the new vaccine discovered by DR.. Tim
Othy LeaTy, OF Tufts Medical School.
The boy was afflicted with pneumonia
and after ali other treatments had fail
ed the serum discovered by Dr. Iearv
was applied and the lad began to re-
cover.
Dr. LeaFy's serum was injected ten
days go, just when the boy was on the
point OF death Now he is able to Sit
I'D in bed and the attending phvsiciar- :
declare that ne viii recover.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
ACTIVITY NOTED
IN REAL ESTATE
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co.,
Inc, Make Several
Sales.

II records on file In the oHice Of
Thomas J. Fisher & Co, nc. NAV be
taken as a criterion of the business
transacted by other firms. the week
just closing has been one Of more
activity than any experienced in sev-
eraI months.
The most important sale closed bv
lhe ouice was for consideration Of
sJa''@ Il involved the transfer Of
nearly thirteen acres. being part Of
the property Of the late General Henry
u Coroln- The ground was bought IN,
4 y yAoieate- II has an attractive front
age on western avenue, about T. 500 feet
IRON Chevy Chase circle. The 70
Inainder Of the property is improved
by 2 dwelling costing in the nei-hbor-
Hoou OF $500 which is retained nv
MIS- Corbln- It Is understood tho s,-,-
oicate viii subdivide the land and nIaca
Il on the market
Building Operations Involved
Besides several large acreage deals in
tne northwest suburb. made nv the f,r,
several transactions have been cToea5
Whlch Involve extensive building oners-
tons
The recent announcement that +,s
~nevy Chase Club would soon ba~-f-
rhe erection Of a new club bor7sa 10
cost 100000 may have something to do
win recent activity In section No. Of
CneVy Chase This property lies he
tween the Chevy Chase Club and tn,
Columbia Country Club.
The activity IN the city p-oDer Is in
dicated by numerous sales. One of
considerable Importance is that frvo1y--
Ing twenty-three lots on Florida av-a-
nue., near Second street northwest u,
John NJ Henderson, for about S2n On
8Ir Henderson will al once corrr7er-o
the erection OF twenty-one sfx-room
dwellings They Will have colonial
front porches, and viii be Thoroughly
modern and artistic IN design.
Important Downtown Sales.
Two important downtown sales inst
closed are as follows: For J. II. Small
< Sons to Henry Y Laycock. premises
No ~ New York avenue northwest.
For Elizabeth Ruff Waller to Max
Kohner, premises No. $50 New York
avenue, for about $1,000.
Sales OF residential properties during.
the period mentioned include amOD-
others the sale CT 2719 Fourteenth street
northwest. for Mrs Martha a Hughes
of New York, TO P. O-FIauIOr the 1rioa
owner 70 Harry Thomas [he tv-o-Stor,-
apartment, 1850 Girard street. for about
$500
Charles B. Fonda. who has charge Of
Fisher Z Co.'S special office in tBc
eastern section, located at g02 X street
reports that indications are for an ac-
tive market in that section during the
spring.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOR SPRING MARKET
Northeast Properties at
Fifth and @ Streets Show
Notable Advances.

Where stood only grass and weeds
sixteen months aGo. practically all Of
Fifth street between F and G streets
northeast. will have been built I'd By
the opening Of the spring market OF
the entire block only one lot remains
unimproved.
some real estate records have been
made on this street. the most recent Of
Wnich IS TIE sale Of an entire row OF
ten houses On the cast side by the firm
OF Nillett & Reinecke since the first of
the year Seven OF the buildings ara
not completed, and viii not be for Al
least thirty days-
Outlook Bright.
Considering that this record v-o7,fz IA
good one for an active fan or snrfng
season, one may form q. pretty accurate
opinion as 70 what the coming snrin-
market VIII be IN that section II has
had the effect already Of turrfr- 80
attention OF builders 10 the Sa~riSv, ~,
no smali extent ard undoubtedly il viii
Ie9uiI IA a number Of building opera
ture- ---~- -~-
Here it IS shat a buyer may fnd a
III Loriaoles moderate-Driced home,
Nnlcn Is within ten minutes ride III tie
heart OF the business section Of fHs. rft--
BESIDES the operation Of VVfIIeft a.
helnecke. on Fifth street a row o1
Ihe west side Of the block is befn--
completed by Pumphrev d Palmer ana
the foundations for a row Of ei-Hr-
room houses are being laid When TIE
IlFsJ houses were Co7uDfe-ed rrov
brought $500 each Then fbe r,-i.s
advanced 10 $40 and s. 500. and lie
residences just disposed Of bv yFfrIe-r
q Reinecke commanded Na-50 with lit
tie difficulty.
Other Advances
- In addition to this advance. unfrn-
proved property in the immediate
neighbOrhOod Of the section v-hfcf. X
within a radius Of eight squares Cf
Union Station, has advanced . Der
cent, cOnseTvatiyely estimated. within
a year
improvements Of various KINDS have
been responsible for the activity r.
corded The establishment Of the
Florida avenue and navy yard car line.
however. Is believed 70 have c1ur-=-
buted. more directly 10 il than anv
other.
With the building OF residences IN
the Union Station zone assured Of con
tinUing, there IS every reason 10 be-
lleve that the high ground east OF
Union station viii al no distant dsfa
be improved by the erection Of Hr7sf-
ness properties The obstruction rf
the ScEtreTn Railway ComTanE-s build
inC VII serve as a pioneer for the
erection OF building Of q similar +yre
IN this locality, II IS generally believed.
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
BUILDING
FOR HYATTSVILLE
New Ediice Of Presbyterians viii
Contain a Gymnasium and En-
tertainment Room.

A modem church containing gym
naslum, an assembly room for enter
tainments- a Sunday school room. and
q sanctuary, viii soon be erected 10y the
congregation or the HyattsviIIe Presby-
terian Church The plans caU for a
Si5.0e9 structure. Gordon Earl MacNeu
win be the architect.
This VIII be the third building which
this church has had since its orEaniza-
ton Dob i92A The present pastor. the
Rev James Kelly ArE0. was Installed
last wear
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
FREIGHTERS MEET
OFF NEW LONDON

NEWPORT, r. L, Feb. 12--The
freight boat Bunker Hill, from New
York 10 Boston. was in collision early
TO-DAY of New London, Conn, with
the fTeighter New London, OF the
MOutaIk line.
The Bunker HIl had her starboard
after gangway carried away for 100
feet tn the crash, but reached New
port safely With no casualties One
hundred men are this afternoon
clearing away the debris from the
freighter's decks
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
BUYS
MCINTOSH HOME

WHHge. Gibbs < Daniel. real estate
brokers. have sold for Raymond c. and
Lucy z Mcintosh the tWO-stOry and
basement brick dwelling, at Sd Six
tecnth street southeast
The purchaser IS James @ Patter-
son. WHO VIII occupy IT, The house
has six rooms and bath. and is heated
by q modern furnace
The Washington times., 1910-02-12
RESIDENCE SOLD
TO J. E. MARSHALL

J E Marshall has purchased the
three-storv colonial dwelling. at 1870
Park read. and viii occupy Il as his
home upon completion The price was
$50 This house Is one of a group
Of eight being erected Tor NiddauSh s.
shannon. Inc The sale vas made
throoEh Shannon & Luchs, real estate
brokers
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
RECEIVER Is ASKED
FOR GERMAN NATIONAL

Chicago, NOV. 22.-Receivers foI
the German National Insurance com
pany reorganized from the German
Mutual Benefit association, were asked
today in the circuit court by Mrs
Catherine Rickermann, policy
holder. She charges fraud in man.
agement and in the transfer of the
assets of the old company TO the new
at the time of the reorganization.
Specifically, she AYERS in her plea,
that the directors of the old company,
confederated to appropriate the re
serve and emergency funds Of the q I
and that to secur a..
renee by the 1850 membe. ili-
ncis, Wisconsin and Iowa, the direc-
tors suppressed the alleged fac. that
they We're to be reinsured on dif-
ferent basis in the new company.
The bill further charges that since
the organization of the new company
it has refused to pay death claims OF
members of the old company, except
when the beneficiaries have agreed to
accept q fraction of the amount
named in the original policy.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
TWO CITIES PLEAD
FOR ENDORSEMENT
San Francisco and New Orleans
Present Claims Before Com
merCiaI Congress,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wireI

IBy Morning journal Special Leased WireI
San Antonio. Tex, Nov. 22.-The
struggle to obtain the Panama canal
expedition was transferred this after
noon to the convention of the Trans
Missippi Commercial Congress which
is in session in this city Governor
Sanders of Louisiana urged the adj
vantages of New Orleans. and Frank
H. Gould, speaker of the California
house of representatives, spoke in be-
half of San Francisco. Governor San
ders insisted that New Orleans is the
logical paint, while Mr.. Gould point
ed out that San Francisco has S17.-
500. 600 to eXpend on it and is asking
no aid of congress. The reception
Indicated that the congress is divided
on the subject leading to its indorse-
ment.
a. r.. Dericquels, representing the
American Live Stock association of
Denver, and Congressman w. p. Bor-
land OF Kansas City, representing the
Fifth Missouri district delivered adj
dresses before the convention this af-
ternoon. Mr. Dericquels spoke on,
Live Stock Transportation" and Mr.,
Borland on. INLAND Waterways"
Arthur f. Harris, secretary Of the
congress, read his annual report which
was adopted, after which standing
committees were appointed.
Huyler's Lowney's and Alegretti's
Candies for Thanksgiving. at Matson's.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
DEL IiEGATES HAVE Fun
WITH COLONEL CHILDERS

An amusing incident of the Monday
evening session was the trial of Col
]. w. Childers. the veteran represen-
tative from Curry county for oppres-
sion in office Some nights ago Col
onel Childers president over the con-
vention and found it necessary to send
out the sergeant at arms 10 secure the
attendance Of several members who
thought their private affairs were just
n little more important than listening
to the reading OF the journal AS the
culprits were brought in the president
rro tempore reprimanded them some
what severely. Various excuses We're
offered ana Delegate Stover who today
celebrated his 74th birthday, pleaded
the age limit as his excuse for absent
ing himself, This did not appeal to
the presiding officer, who held that
the gentleman from Bernalllo was old
enough TO know better.
Delegate StOvcr resented this. and
at Mondays session preferred charges
against Colonel Childers, accusing him
of using his powers arbitrarily. Dele
gate Prichard was in the chair and
Former Governor curry was elected
as special sergeant ut arms The cul-
prit Colonel Childers. was escorted
to the bar Of the house with due cere-
mony. Mr., StOver presented his
charges and demanded the summary
punishment OF the prisoner Judge
Fall volunteered his services for the
defense and made an eloquent argu-
ment. as a result Of which he not only
secured the acquittal of his client but
the members Of the convention. by
unanimous voice, decided that Colonel
Childers was entitled TO vote oi
thanks for his services on the menu
orahle night when the delegates tried
to shirk their duty of listening To the
reading of the minutes of the previous
month
Not content with eNonerating his
client Judge FAN next demanded that
the members who had disrcgarded the
orders OF the sergeant at arms bo
hailed before the bar. and Sergeant at
Arms Curry was ordered to seize the
persons OF Delegate W. b. Walton. 7.
j. Mabry and T. S. Stover. Colonel
childers was invited to preside over
he trial of the men who had treated
his orders with contempt The case
" Mr Walton was first ON the docket.
ana after listening 10 some sound adj
vice. the chairman OF the DEM
ocratic state central committee
was ordered 10 provide cigars
Tor such Of the delegates who |
cared Co indulge i'm that form
of dissipation Delegate ,Navhry was
he next victim. He had little To say
I'M defense of his conduct hut he !
'ause of the tact that ne was from |
ne same county as the presiding |
iudsc. hc was l,t off with a repri- |
mind and allowed 10 go after urom- |
'sing Go supply soda water for the as 4
semhlage When DELEGATE Stovers /
Ease was reached that gentleman /
hnusht hc would fare better i,y hav- /
lnf an attorney. He called upon his 4
.ollrague. Delegate Stern. and that i
gentleman made an able address.
'rincins up by pleading guilty on be-
1alt of his client. 4 fine Of one box |
lf anpics was imposed and the inci- I
icut closed.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
MUST BELIEVE II.
When Well Known Albuquerque
People Tell 1t So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
by a representative citizen of Albu-
querque the proof is positive You
must believe it. Read this testimony.
Every backache sufferer. every man
woman or child with any kidney
trouble viii find profit in the reading.
Mrs. T.. Fournells, 403 S. Broadway.
Albuquerque. n. Mex. says: Il can
Vouch for Doan's Kidney Pills as
heartily now as when l publicly rec
commended them over two years ago.
Though I have not taken this remedy
during this interval. l have advised
other persons TO try it and / know
from reports that il has acted sat
isfaetorily. In a testimonial / gave
in favor OF Doan's Kidney pills in
January, 1907. I said that the con-
tents Of three boxes had cured me OF
pain in the back that had clung to me
for long time. I can now say that l
have had no recurrence OF my old
trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price so.
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents Tor the Unit
ed States.
Remember tho nnme-Doan's--andl
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
MINERS ARE SAVED
FROM FLAMES BY
AIR SHAFT
Men Caught in Fremont Prop
erty Near Canon City By Fire
Are Hosted to Surface One
By One,

my Morning Journal Special Leased wirel
Canon city, colo. Nov 22.-Mmers
cnught in The working Of the Fremont
mine OF the Colorado Fuel a Iron
company. which took fire from an un-
dcrground mule stable late this after
noon. are being hoisted 60 the SUR
face one hy one through an air SHAFT
which offers the only way OF escape
from the burning mine
More than 100 have reached the
surface and mine officials declare that
AN but two of the men employed un-
der ground have boon communicated
with and are safe so far II Is hoped
these two also are safe Tho first has
been driven 10 the main hauluRc shaft
hy ycntilAting air currents and the
main shaft is now burning ficrCcly.
MANY of the miners stitl under ground
have brattlccd themselves Ia chambers
where the air is good and viii await
rescue parties before attempting 20
reach the air SHAFT The main pas
sages are fun OF smoke and they wore
ordered to wait until the fan at the
air shalft could clcar the passages be-
fore attempting To- escape.
The special train carrying the res-
cue ours OF the Colorado Fuel x Iron
company and the government viii ARE
rive about 1880 tonight As soon as
The train arrives. trained rescue men
with 0Nlecn helmets viii be sent down
To- convoy The imprisoned miners %
the surface As soon ns all haVc been
taken ONT. the NcnUlating currents
win ho shut Off to stifle the fire, and
helmet men win De sent down to ficht
the flames