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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-02
YANNUTELLIGR GREETED
BYFORTY THOUSAND
Catholics of Philadelphia
Give POpe's Representative
Elaborate Reception.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. More than,
10000 persons crowded six of this
city's Catholic churches today 10 re-
ceive the papaI blessing from Car
dinal VincenzO yannutelIi. who with
Cardinal LogUe. pTimate Of ireland.
arrived in Philadelphia last night
The presence Of the two princes OF
the church in Philadelphia has aroused
the Catholic population of the city as
It has not been in years.
Cardinal Bogue. because Of his ad-
vanoed age, did not take part in the
tour Of inspection with the rest of
the visitors this morning. but re-
NAMED quietly resting at ST. Patricks
Church.
Cardinal NannutellTs dsy has been
4 basy one. At the cathedral in Logan
square. where he Is the guest Of Arch
SNIP RYAN, Cardinal VannuteHi said
low mass. at which more than 5000
assisted The great church would not
aeceu1nO Odats half those who wished
20 enter and crowds waited on the
steps and in the square for the papaI
delegate 10 give them his blessing
Ten automobiles were lined before
the Cathedral at o'clock to convey
the cardinal and the visiting DTelates
q bout the city With the papal dele
gate were Archbishop Ryan, Bishop
PTendergast- Father Charles +. Kava-
nagh, secretary TO the archbishop, and
Father Jelsses secretary TO Cardinal
EannutsIli-
Thousands of children dressed in
white and carrying flowers thronged
the streets and sang in their native
tongue as the papaI delegate was
driven through the Italian section.
Thousands fell on their knees as ne
extended his arms and gave them
the blessing Of Pope Pins before the
two churches
Everywhere could be seen AmCri-
can flags entWined with the paDal
cOlOrs-
The Cardinal was deeply impress
ed by the religious enthusiasm his
presence awakened His strong face
was aEIoW with approval.
More italian children greeted the
distinguished visitor at St PauTs
PsrochiaI School at Tent. and Chris
tan streets
Franklin and Brown streets. where was
dedicated the first American Cathedral
Of Greek Catholics who have recoC-
nized the supremacy Of the Pope Bis
hop OTtinsky had charge Of the ded:-
cation ceremonies the cardinal taking
no part except to confer the blessing at
the conclusion
Following dedication. Cardinal Van>
1utelH was driven to St Charles Ror-
romeo Seminary At Overbrook. for
luncheon
Candinel vannutelli. after a night at
he Seminary at Overlook. Will leave
Tor New York tomorrow, accompanied
~ Monsignor FalcOnio.
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.SHUN POLICE FORCE
AS GLAMOUR FADES
WaShingtOnianS No Longer
Yearn for Gay Uniforms.
Men Now Needed.
Wanted-PoIicemen.

Major Richard sylvester, superintenI-
eut Of the Washington police force
today announced that there IS a
dearth OF applications from men who
have yearHiEE to trod the beat. He
stated that he has a number o. vacaa-
cies on the force and that there are no
applicants
The glamour OF brass buttons and blue
UNIFORM and tie craving 10 twirI the
hlckory- seems TO have vanished in the
past year, according TO Major Sylvester
Wno says that time was when he was
celuged with applications for positions
on the police force
- The waiting list was long. and the
appticantS were impatient to be number
ed among the finest But those ds vs
are - 'er- mOurns the head Of the police
department.
nave number Of vacancies on the
I 2rce, but have not got solitary an
p:icart who can measure ND to the re-
CJlTed qualifications, said Major SvI-
veSter to-day Il mean By that men
vho car piss ne physical and clemens
tcTT CN1miuEII~uS in order that we
nav maintain the desired high stand
However, there are some good Unsf-
lionS open on the force for the right
men, and viii be glad TO hear from
proper candidates
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By JOHN SNURE.

NEW YORK, oct. 2-Presideut Taft
read the riot act 10 some Of the prom
iuent Republicans here last night
This was part Of the proceedings at
the banquet OF the National League OF
Republican Clubs that was not brought
out IN his speech
He found out that certain Of the fore
most Republicans here are bent on bolt
fn= the nomInatio Of Henry II Stin-
soa-
President Taft got hold of some Of
them and proceeded to tell them what
was what IN plain English. He coUn-
seIed them in strong terms TO stuck by
the ticket. 10 vote IL, and. more than
that. get out and work for il and see
that il was elected
Il came TO the ears Of the President
that these Republicans who are disposed
10 bolt Stimson are friendly enough to
Stims0u, but they are sore at ROOse-
welt because Of his OsawatOmie speech
and are anxious 10 rebUke him in some
fashion They are men prominent in
business here.
The President would listen TO no such
course Of reasoning He believes in
SUimscu, thinks him a man big enough
TO stand by himself and entitled TO con-
sideration on his own merits.
Deems Spite Absurd
lie deems II absurd that because some
Republicans oppose Roosevelt and do
not Ike his doctrines they should try
10 take their feelings out by furnishing
Stimson-
II Is understood that President Taft
feels Stimson is going to prove even
3 stronger figure than Hughes II
elected governor Of New York and
Ehat there is every reason both from
a State and national standpoint for
the election Of Stimson and the Re
publican ticket
While President Taft does not in
tend 10 make political speeches this
fail he is going 10 do lot OF quiet
work for Stimson- Il Is plain since
the New York visit Of the President
that the greatest reliance Mr. Stinl-
son has 10 expect in getting the "Old
Guard element and all Republicans
here who are disaneCted on account
Continued on Eighth Pase.l
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Captain Littleheld, u. S. NJ,
Was to Have Married
Mrs. Armour.
CEREMONY PLANNED
FOR LAST EVENING
Rumor Says Groom-Elect Is In
Hospital With Sprained
Ankle.

There is considerable mystery over
the postponed wedding Of Mrs. Kirk
land G. Armour, widow OF the Kansas
city beef packer, and Capt Charles ".
Littleheld. pay director, United States
Navy, stationed at the Boston Navy
Yard.
The ceremony was scheduled to take
place yesterday at Mrs Arnours 5 sum
mer home at Magnolia, y. Y
Mrs Armour, however, closed I'd her
summer home some days ago and is
now AT the Waldorf in New York CITY.
and report has II that Captain Little
field is in a hospital in Rome, y. Y.
with a sprained ankle
At the Waldorf. Mrs Armour who
gave a small dinner party last night.
refused today TO explain in any way
the reason why the marriage did not
take place
The announcement Of the engagement
between the captain and the beef pack
er's widow was made in April, and in
the early part OF August came the re-
port that they were TO be married soon
Ms ATnoUr's husband was the son
or Andrew Watson Armour an elder
brother Of Phillip and II O. Armour
When he died he was reported to
nave left several million dollars Mrs
Armour has two sons. one aged twen-
Navy Department Hears Nothing.
Nothing is known az the Navy De-
paTtment Of an accident TO Pay Di-
rector Charles LittIefield or OF his
being i'll in Rome, y. Y.
Il feel sure said Paymastcr Gen
eraI Thomas J. Cowie, that If any
thing had happened 70 Pay. Director
LltUeneld II would have been re-
ported TO me as the chief OF his corps.
My understanding Is that he is 10 be
married on Tuesday night. and that
rope on a honeymoon trip on the fol-
loving day, "Wednesday 4
Lieut.. Com v. x Harrison. detail
officer OF the Bureau Of Navi "a foI.. 4,
who keeps track of the movements /
Of naval officers, was also without 4
information Of an accident 20 Mr. 1
Pay Director LitueheId is on waiting /
orders for the purpose of getting mar
Tled. Commander Harrison said LOQdy. 4
and have received no report at the !
detail desk of anything having occurred 4
10 cause a postponement Of the wed diuE-
II anything has occurred We shall prob I
ably have a report Of II at once
Customary To Report
1T would be customary for any med I
icaI officer attending him to report any
illness or accident to the department, 1
and = Mr. LittIeheId were not so badly ;
injured that he could not do so he would /
telegraph PaymSster Cen I
eraI Cowie, his chief, Of any accident !
Pay Director LitCleheld- until placed {
on waiting orders, was in charge Of the I
navy pay office at Boston, with the 4
rank Of captain. He was born in 4
Massachusetts, and appointed to the 4
Naval Academy from Macon On Sep
teuber s, 1876. He has held his present {
rank since December y, 1868 He has I
been attached TO the navy pay Office, d
RostcD- since April so 1897
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closer 20 AIRS Strizuets. IT'S aunt. who
had just stepped out on her porch. a
fe'F feet away. and cried softly. yet
without understandiuE
When Policeman Lipsconb pLaeca
BIS haTd i'n the fathers shoulder and
led tlii-t tFFay fr0u where he Sat
calmly beside the wife whose life he
h"d IA ken. Baston turned
say, Lips comb. let me kiss the babs,
before ] GO ne said
At the station house. while deteC-
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POLICE GRAPPLE IN VAIN
FOR BODIES OF SAILORS
Commander of Squadron of North Atlantic Fleet De-
clares 1t Is Impossible to Estimate Number of Dead
Following Swamping of Barge From Battleship

NEW YORK. Oct. with thousands
looking on from the banks and the piers
Of the North river police patrol boats
today started graphing for The BODIES
OF the sailors who were drowned last
evening bv the swapping or the barge
% the battleship New Hampshire
Shortly after 9 o'clock a hoard OF in
duiry was called by Admiral Vreeland
on board the Louisiana his flagship. 10
investieate the accident
Eesieged with requests fc- a list Of the
missing men, Rear Admiral Rogers stop
ped IonC enough 10 make this statement
to a Washington Tines representative.
There vii b. no list OF the missing
giving out until after the feet sails on
Saturday next The reason is obvious
There are probably 500 men on leave:
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DUBLINS LORD MAYOR
ADMIRES OUR WOMEN
Irish City Head Fairly Bubbling Over With Enthusiasm
Since Reaching Washington, But Is Nettled At
Failure of Plans for Reception Here

Bubbling over with protestatfons OF
eternal love for the American people.
and especially those sons OF the Emerald
Isle who have contributed 20 his enter
tsinment while in the National Ca0ftal.
and expressing in no uncertain terms
his regret that the big love feast that
was TO have been rendered him during
his stay in Washington had received
crimp tcaUse unknown, the Hon.
Michael Doyle, lord mayor Of Dublin
town. Ia found at the Willard this
morning fTCttinE and fUminE because
there wasn't much stirring and because
his barber hadn't shown up.
Mr.. Lord Gayor-thats hiss csfcfaI
title Ia T.. S A--said he must rosi-
lively be at something. whether IL te
taking n, kinks out OF the EugzIsu.
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FIGHT PISTOL DUEL
OVER SMALL LOAN
Tennessee Men Fire Six
Shots Each and One
Is Wounded.

BRISTOL Tenn, Oct. 2-CharIes
Nicey and Samuel Harris fought a pistol
duel here early this morning ever a loan
which Harris made Nicey and which
the latter declined to pay
Each fired six times at close range
Harris was seriously wounded while
Nicey escaped unhuTt-
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some for forty-eight hours. some fo.r
several days. Therefore. ii would ha
impossible for US to tell who OF tbeSs
900 is lost until the men are on boz,-5
OF the bodies found ami identified"
The investigation viii be carried -
entirely by the FEDERAL authorities
The local police have been notified to
this effect, and their only connection
with the catastrophe viii be an en-
deavOr 20 find the bodies.
Not an officer on the New Han17-
shire would venture today to give even
an estimate Of the number Of probable
dead Those on shore who saw the
barge swamped were not SC reticenf.
Captain LeIte, VINO conducts boat
house on the pier at 15sth street, was
Continued on Page Five1
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chasing the beHboys for his Inggso,
or giving The waiter mors1ro77r -,
TOT said he I'm little dynamo. sn,I
'ieh l get wound ND I've got to IN,
down - VI
ne ioFo mayor wouldn't sit stiu a
minute He told all about wbv he
70 America while walking
a otllo mo the room and playing the host
% ,he assembled newspaper men.
rms is why he came.
the Cunard steamship In
dropped Queenstown as 2 nor - -,
Tor the westward bound Sbtns and
IaVoTs Fishsuard, a Welsh bort II
stead This makes difference 70
Dublin in the mail service of rVeI,-a.
tcontinned on Sixth Page5
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tives sat about him plying him with
queries he broke his silence only long
enough 10 request Captain Schneider,
OF the eveUth precinct TO collect his
vv!fe's Insurance. and Esvst what * left
after the funeral expenses are paid 20
The Ifttle baby eiri
All day long in his cell he has sat
silently His one thought Is OF the
child and when a relative called this
Continued on Fourth Pacel
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ORDER LAFOLLETTE
COOPERATING TABLE
Doctors Declare Senator
Must Receive Treatment
Without Delay.

ROCHESTER, MINI oct Senator
Robert n Ia Toilette viH go on the
operatin table Tuesday morning This
was decided by the doctors today.
Examinations have shown that an
operation is TyeCessa ~. DESPITE the Son
atOr's desire to pc tpone II until after
the campaign.
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EVIDENCE SHOWN
OF HARD STRUGGLE
Engineer Taken From Train and
Murdered and Robbed
By Bandits.

BRISTOL, Tenn, Oct 2--The body Of
Edward N Kelly the Bristol engineer.
who was taken from his train robbed
and murdered at Wayne. w Va. last
week arrived this morning. and while
no details OF the tragedy have been re-
CeIved, the dead body indicates that he
had a terrible fight with the hrfra0rfs
His coat and shirt are cut into shreds
and his body badly lacerated. while two
pistol shots in the head were resDousi-
bic for death
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WEATHER REPORT.

The temperature has fallen quite gen
orally east Of the upper Mississippi
valley. while a general rise in tenDera-
lure has occurred between the AiSsiS-
sippi valley and the Rocky mountains
Frost was reported this morning in
Michigan
Generally fair weather Is indicated
for the district lying east OF the Mis-
SisSippi during the next tweuty-fOJIT
TO thirty-six hours. with the exception
OF showers IN the western Lake region
The temperature VIII fail still further
tonight iu the North and Middle Allan
tic States, and froStz VIII occur ~ es>-
UOSed places IN New England
FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT
Fair and slightly cooler tonight Mon
DAY. fair with rising temperature
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Los ANGELES, Cal Oct .-E-o,,-
more unidentified bodies. burned to
" crisp have just been taken from
the smoking rlsIHS Of the Los AnEeFeS
Tinaes building
There - no method Of telling how
many more viii be discovered
Assistant Managing Editor Chan,f--
Ter today received a letter, threaten
Ing him with death IL he did net sc
cede &c certain demands
The rV-ssement Is nj fever heat,
and the S"Rta1- crowds are thrOnEiHE
the streets leading 20 a : rsIined
building.
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-FOUR MORE DEAD
TAKEN FROM RUINS
At Los ANGELES
Five Suspects, One a Known
Anarchist, Are Under
Arrest.
BELIEVE EXPERTS
MADE THE BOMBS
Big Labor Parade Planned for
Tomorrow Has Been
Abandoned.
Latest Facts Concerning
Los Angeles Explosion.

i"enty-one dead and number
still missfnE,
Five suspects under arrest and
being "sweafed--
Work Of recovering the bodies be-
Stos, hve being recovered 50 Tar.
Dynamite bomb with clock work
attachment found under General
Otis homo.
Labor leaders unite in -deiouucinE
the outrage.
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TEAIpERATTRES.
sun TABLE


Today-HiEh tide. 7-25 a m and 7.ss
= m Low tide. 1-2S q m and Isl o m
TomOrrOw-High tide. SOS a m and
SIS D m Low tide. S-Iz a m and z-s1
2. n.
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WOMAN CAN FORCE
SINGLE MORAL CODE,
SAY PENOLOGISTS
She Must Refuse to Condone
Wrong In Man, They
Declare.
KEY TO HOME LIFE
IS IN HER HANDS
Charge That Polygamy Is Better
Than Present System Is
Keenly Discussed.
Speakers Positions on
Moral Standards.

The sight for n single standard Of
morals for men and women las
begun IL will make telling prog
reSs, a women take more con
spIcuous part In public move
ments.7-CharIes r Henderson,
University of Chicago
s.Nomen themselves are 10 blame
for the double code of morals
which exists. Let them demand
Of men the same standard which
men demand of yvomen---Dr. VI
& Sharpe, Indiana state RefOrma-
tory.
Judge William H. De Lacy makes
powerful plea for . single stand
ard at the closing session OF the
American Prison Association
convention
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4 progressive Re3ubIican t. one
who recognizes existing and con
crete evils and Is in favor of
practical and definite steps TO
eradicate them.
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= party of true progress f. not n
party OF INSTRUMENTATION
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HARPERS FERRY, W. va oct .
Po omac clear ana Shenandoah slightly
clio Idy this morning
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Established 80.

1St Joseph Ldbbcy. Now Frank Libbey
< Co.-Advt-
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SPEECH CONSIDERED
BID TO INSURGENTS
ConciliatOry Policy Toward Those
Under Ban Suggested-Party
Labeled Progressive" "
President Taft's Words to
ProgreSSiUeS.

No one can read the list Of meas
ures passed and proposed by the
Republican party and not admit
that the party Is progressive in
the highest decree.
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Established Is7z.
And Better Today Than Ever. -.advt.
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Los ANGELES, Cal. oct Five
suspects are under arrest and the DO
lice TO-DAY expect TO force from one Of
them a confession that viii explain
the deep mystery OF the destruction
Of the Los Angeles Times building
in which nearly a score Of lives were
lost, and the finding of dynamite
bombs and internal machines near
the homes Of Gen Harrison Grey Otis.
proprietor OF the Times. and +. J.
Zsehandelsar- secretary Of the Los
Angeles Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Association
Thousands Of labor men are II the
streets, having come TO attend the
meeting of the State federation OF
labor here tomorrow. and with all
Los Angeles bitterly divided over
the union question the situation Of
turmoil existing today Is potent with
evil possibilities That the authori-
ties view the smoulderin- feeling
with considerable apprehension il
evidenced by the fact that several
hundred Springfield riffs are loaded
and in the lobby Of the police station.
Searching For Bodies.
Among the ruins Of the Times build
ing hundreds OF men are working uu-
tiTingly in search Of the bodies Of the
men believed to be under the debris.
Great crowds are straininE the police
I,nes. and II is with difficulty that the
guards keep back scores Of shriekinE.
scbbinE women and little children.
whose husbands and fathers are
among the lost
Mingled expressions Of sympathy
and Indignation are heard amouE the
T.l7
in the city, but resent the ALLEGATION
Of the Times and its friends that
Unionism is back of the destruction or
the newspaper plant, with its appaI-
ling loss OF life and the two aIIecei
attempts 10 dynamite the Otis home
and that OF an active antf-uniou
leader
Horror is expressed on all sides. and
labor leaders declared today that 20
expense VIII be spared in Clearing u1
the myster-- and freein- urfonism
from the stigma placed upon il br tho
Times and other eneEHieS as a couSe-
qUcnce OF the outTsEes in the last two
days.
Believe Experts Responsible
The authorities are Withholding evi-
dence they haze collected rccar riding thS.
demolition of the Times building and
the two dynamite plots discovered IN the
last twenty-fOUr hours. but intimatious
made by detectives indicate that the uo-
lice believe that an organized gang.
skilled u the handling o. high exn1o-
sives and possessed of an expert knovl-
edge OF the placing or internal ma
chimes, is responsible for the outrsceS-
Third degree" tactics are being used
by the police today on a suspect ua mel
Michael Easan, and at the termination
0f the srilIing ordeal they expect to be
IN possession Of damaging evidence
against the supposed gang OF dyna-
mIters- Eagzn was arrested earl. today,
n West Lake Park. and while the police
nave no direct evidence against him the
suspect thus far has refused TO give a
satisfactory account Of his movements
1n Friday night and Saturdav-
Threatening letters were found o,
laEan when he was arrested. but ih,.
nature Of the contents the police are
lecpinS secret pending further in
cstlEatio1- t-7Gau is eVasiyc in rfs
answers 70 questions. and R-ill give
Established 1874.
And Better To-day Than F---o- 80.
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The legislation II not the work of
al shared In she work, so we ala
must share in the satisfaction Of
accomplishment. II - the work
of Republicans.
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Established 1924.
= frank Iibbey & Co, 9th and " Y. Ave.
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Confined on Sixth Page
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Continued on Page Five.)
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sOOr HING PANAMtS FEARS.

,p,cnh Cssi. Dsspcfor 70

.rPsctIi CIois Dsspctor % ruE SuN
PANAMA. Nov 9 Relativ. to the state
m-n'- published Recently in New Wort.
To he effect that IN. United States IL dis
satisfied with the Government Of Panama
and isa considering making changes IN
the Government here. and referring TO
the financI position Of the tepublic. the
American Charge d'Anair-s to-day ad-
yi-ed Fore gn Secretary Boyd
i au in receipt OF special instructions
from the United States authorizing me
'o deny emphatically that the President
~ the United States entertains such in
l.ntions against the integrity Of Panama
~ have gaiDed currency. My Govern
ment earnestly desires that no credence
be gwen AZ any time 20 IN. malicious
mendacity OF the yellow journals
last night the American Charge d'Af-
fares gave reception AT the Hotel
TivoIi 10 the visiting representatives Of
the American Institute Of Mining Engi
nssr~ Many prominent officials Of
Panama and he Canal Zone were present
The engineers continue 10 visit the canal
works daily. They will sail for home nv
way Of Kingst on. Jamaica. next Tuesday