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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
REGISTER NERO HANDIsE
Government VIII Hereafter Guarantee
THIRD and Fourth Clnhs Matter.

1t was announced yesterday by Post
ma stcr Edgar Allan. Jr.. that on and
after July ! third and fourth class
mail matter may be registered under
an indemnity of $25. Heretofore the
government has made no guarantee
upon these classes OF registered mall.
and the result has been that most of
express companies. About one year
ago THE indemnity upon first class
matter was Increased from SIS to $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
SHOT AT BURGLARS
1ntrnders Aroused sleeper, Who Fired
After RetrcatinE Forms.

j. E Saundcrs. VINO rooms at 7O4
East Leigh Street, was aroused early
Yesterday morning by the presence OF
two men in the house. He jumped
from he'd and reached for his revolver.
The burglars heard him coming. and
ran out. They were followed BY a
voiley OF shots, anu for 4 time there
was much excitement in the household.
Mr. Saunders was unable to identify
the men. fe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-22
s,
CHILD IN HOSPITAL
DYING OF LOCkJAW.
Removed From Home Of Priva-
ton Too Late to Save
Her Life.
FAMILY N SAD PLIGHT
Father Supports Invalid Wife
and -Four Children on 81
Week.
FAMILY IN SAD PLIGHT

Lying upon a little white cot In the
children's ward of the Memorial Hos
pital is the pathetic Hgure of a wan
and understood nine-year- old girl,
suffering the last agonies of tetanus.
Though for thirty-six hours she mas
been surrounded by every possible
comfort and attention by nurses and
physicians. efforts to save her life
have been vain. and 1t was said last
night that she could not live twenty
four hours.
The constitution of the child was
not such as TO resist the progress
of the dreaded malady. Her father
following the occupation of meat
cutter in the Seventeenth Street Mar
ket and earning 81 a week, attempts
to support an invalid wife and tour
small children. who, half starved, bare
~ exist.
The dying girl is Fannie schwartz,
daughter OF Isaac schwartz, OF lUS
Tenth Street Fulton. She was taken
to the hospital Tuesday night, but the
disease had made too much Roadway
for the Skill of physicians and nurses
to be of any avail
Ran Splinter Into Foot.
Lockjaw is said to have been eau
when the child ran a huge splinter
into her right foot while playing at
her home. The father removed what
he Thought to be all OF the spike,
but examination after she had been
carried to the Memorial disclosed two
inches of wood TO still be in the
wound.
This was Immediately removed, but
the blood had been inoculated with the
fatal tetanus bacteria TO such an ex-
tent that IL is not within the BOUNDS
of human possibility to stay the hand
of death.
Not believing the injury to be of a
serious naturc.j the parents of the girl
did not at FIRST summon medical at
tention, but when her condition grew
alarming aid was sought, and the
physician who was consulted immedl-
atcly ordered the patients removal to
the hospital. SIX weeks had elapsed
since the time of the accident, ana
the delay Will cost the child's life
The plight of this Fulton family is
said to be one of the most sad mag
Unable by those who concerned them.
selves in the case and made an inves-
tigation.
Help Given Family.
The home was visited by severaA
charitably disposed persons The moth
Ell, though i'll. manages TO keep the
little home spotlessly clean. but the
Nlsitors declare that when they called
upon the woman there was no TODD in
the house. Provisions were later sent.
The father was interviewed and
told a story of dire power, ty. q work
hard" he said, but 1t is impossible
for me to support my family on my
wages-S7 a week. work from early
morning until late in the evening, but
all can earn is 81 for six days time
Schwartz is employed by butcher.
Besides his dying daughter he has
three other small children.
Efforts are now being made by sew
eral men who have learned of the
case to secure a better position for
the man.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14
Don peoro oe
"fran" .Rarenr.

Sra 9uenos Ipres meooeIes ben
17be September - oltiaa ct Bar
Tiger, fsr "6ram otter itepIteoe ipo.
pan: Sr. Iebro GbriItofferien CAB
igoaroftes en- Sanfet til gGre for
"6ram"s aaptein, RnrineIsitnart
Sbo. 9icIien. Eli RioSagen, Tom
fonot Stco / "Socfep. aIubbeu" gp.
ems eIegnnteite Stub, Dor inbbuSt Ell
R9ffe We0lemrler al Ben berpG.
ren6e norife aoloni, iaIt 20 4erio.
ner. @orOe toor ri9t beforeret me0
9lomiter, % mi6t paa 9or6et par
anbrngt en- imuf Wobel Of oct be,
rsrute 6artsi, u6isrt al Saaosmon.
0en omboro.
Sr. Gbriitopberien bolbt en- oelfor.
met Gale for "6rnm" @rpeoitionen,
bois VIoner BON boobet pil6e frones
meb Selo og ubtalte, at oct par meo
itor 8lRoe at ban iong, blnnot en-
GrcoS al 2onosmPno, bduoe
"5ram"s aaptcin iom lin 8iGit.
aaptein Giclien taftet / en- SfaaI.
tnIe Sr. Gbriitopberien for ben uuen-
tebe og ooeroroentIig eenersie 8aoe,
iom ban bop0e poet for of biorage iii
at b9ooe oct norife 5Iags 9gre, og
unoilog Tia life ior at nRone, at u0ert
oenne "Re6er al Den treble "6rom".
Expedition, bnooe bans Chefs pibe.
re Planer uoraerIigen maattet OPP
giocs. 5prsoris por ban ~perionlig
life / Grill ON, at HoaI0 amunoiens
i~nreIsbiee RoaI oil bill naaet % finn
De iaIfoIo foriifre. Of ban oa bans
6olt oilse gisre fit poeritc icr at raa
Oct.
BED Gaifen bIep iamtlise ooerroft
en- erinbring ON "6rom"s geisg /
guenos apres ! 6orm at ct RaSiums
Spmme.gnffeubr, iom piier 5ieen
icIp / Rsrfe, paa SrunS ri buiIfen
esenifab bet ierIis egner fig til grns
! be msrfe Yolarnatter.
Sr. peSro @brtitofierim bar Ses-
uoeu pIarIost en- usfust til bet no.
turitisnne 1iors q Zines Serubane.
reiie fro ouenos apres) for belle ge.
iptningen paa "6rum", os iom en-
ertienoeIie at ben effeftiue Ststte
iom Dor asteoe 9anosmano 6eruoe
bar poet for en- national Gag. er Oct
ben berperenee norIfe aeIonis Gen.
iigt Of sire Ell 5eitmioSng I'll bans
sGre inoen uogansen al Senre Moa.
neb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14
Qnoreas munh.

s gnIebning al Sunoreoeoorsoa'
gen for Gigteren anoreas 0trnfS
SsbieI, Den 19oe Gftober, ifriper
Soofon 9sfen / "9ogbIaoet":
Der par Ell Sio oa u. Wund bar
Rorges ereite lille GigterfugI. Gen
Itore Urn par Seb, 2rnen meS set
onIbige @ingeIIag, ion iIsi ina bit,
at ban ifliet ira SimmaIapa til glmo.
8onfloben / iomme gieblif, - for
boem ielp g@tberen life bar for bsi.
90 ben if%orpnebbebe 3agtfaIf, iom
baobe fiGmpet MOB BAN, ioo thur OF
title paa en- @inoe irOerfor ct iripiI.
Zig SengieIs g9ege. en- mere NAB.
npttig Sio Dor ~inNtraaot, De fore
SSniefugIer bIeu mere prrSiot emo
Urn og Salt, og be in1aa Songiigle
lit fbIe, at Seres Gang onttrent bleb
urniet.
Roar un0tages no8en Sigte al
Ssrsen Woe % 2anSitob og ct Bar
andre par u. @unfs 9igte citer
BergeInrbs 3c6 omtrent set eneIte.
iom fom al oer SIngs. SoIf baoSe
omfring 1850 ianet rem 8anSifrpf
for Gers, ifreo 9ierrion.
W9en Rrnh bar en- flittig o. meIo.
Diff SnngfugI. Soa itore llo6ruS
bar oct life ban fom meb, men set
bar flint 90 pnbist, 90 oct Dor furb.
ifabsipIot os Sonnet Foeii ON life
altib Iige itemrirgsiuIot.
San bar 10 insen itor aanb, ineen
Seerl Sans .eone I'll at bsmme ON
lin Rlitio par ub.tpS.Iis, meS Srem.
then bar ban albsI.s uSen Selma,
Of ban bar en- uforitaa.nbe @oSfton.
Der al @ergelanb. 8 4 aar bar ban
enbos Reboftsr al 2nnoets melt fon.
ierootioe gloo zen aonftitutio.
nelle", og ban bar life uioritancnSe
/ ben Sib, Tom ban iiben bor bet, oa
ban / 1884 itreo ct pProiIsit Rimeri
MOB &issretsoommere, Iiseiom ban
peS eiosooIosfirfens 9pniIS6ronS et
gars SiS fsr bnpSe iorfpnbt, Of oct
bar SimIeus strai for Stortmsets
9amp moo aongens abiolute geto.
San par bare 9priter % Omion.
get bar life fort. Men ole oil boa
buife Iliee pnfre Sirs iom bans 6a.
orelanbsiane. "Spor i gersen lea
gaar", bans SielouorS, bans nisnne
Gist ON gibIiotefet, os Smaatina
iom ~Sarnets ierite Sors", foruSen
enfelte Sins fra "Sorg og 3rsit~,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14

iom aomponiiterne bar Git parig 9ip,
os "aongeootterens Srubei9ro". iom
IN leoer op pnartp.
San itiiSereoe hittig De biitoriife
SLIDER for fine Grdmaer, men ban
iormaoeSe life of brpe Dem oper
Oct rent aImiroeIiae Riooa Of rsreuoe
Soeroossisleri, "Gous Sperrcs llr,s.
bonn, Cali Den bsIise, ~Gu afteu
pao @ifc", os "Sertus SfuIe" cr
bare respectable 9ramotiicrirger al
$iitorien. Set iorinlc siGIScr "2orb
@iaiam HuSieI" 90 Gramaet ON
Den misticnbte Spfiuoer, "SaIomou
DC 9aur".
Set er sienipnIig at ban bar bruf-
tet meset al Srtteren 2. ". RiinfS
riae afIocoGIb. S "Serhis chile,
iom uofom / 1864, iamme gar icm
"sonsscmnerne", % iuIoitrasig
bIesnct iitber oettcs CLANS, er oct
e~ienipnIis, at u. Munh bar facet
prrcis ben iomme 9ibretto til ge.
banoIine, iom Sbien. Sc bar ieIp.
fslge!ig facet ben al 9. u. Murd,,
iom De lroet inmmen mco / Rom, Iige
til 'ntao gnfcItbeoer / 8erionIiite %
&rpIiffcr!
Den netop oerfor foISer ogioa
Mund iaa iuIoitGnoig isiennein /
Wanoieoninger. S~igeooerior Sbiens
Sfule, RifoIas % Soafon er Iiind)s
5igirer imaa % u~betpocIiee baaoe
bramatiif 90 p~ipfoIoeiif, ifisnt DC
ligner | ale primitive Srrf.
Tn bis @unc til at rere bapoe ban
BOG, Der oar altio 9rug for 2onuue.
terflrocrue | Sbeatret, naor hans
Stpffer ipiItes. Nen nctop berfor
falot Der ofte ct fomiif Sfirr oper al
Senne 6raaten, og oct iamme siaIbt
ben baiterute Gone, iom fuIgte ole
bans fepIiffer, Iige iterft iom hos
ieIpeite SebIenidIpger. 90 iaa tog
ogiaa Der aomifen o~oerboonb, 90 ben
ME Stil brco irem meb gisrnion og
Sb'en. SiI'Iut fan man bel iige, at
al u. Mturfs belle Dramatic er bare
en- Heplif bIit eoig, remIig BEN iiIpf.
feIise periiilerte: Sooo gisr bii Der
oeb Rltren, Gonna Glara2
Meb Gietene gif oct BAN 10 beSre,
flint osiaa DC bleo oiIG9s. 90 ban
ielp uboaubret, ban iom ifrep &c Orc:
soar ou Sierte BERTH. prpp at qua, prps
at saa
for big ieTo | bet iremmeoe 2anbi
8, hpor mart pil ba Saaren I Ciet bit itaa
for bet Siem, icm Ell sIemme on taH."
Ger off SroIo / Sroene for bam
icm for mango andre. Horge bleo
bam mere oe mere iremmeo, ban sif.
teoe iig / Sonmar fog boebe Der / ale
fine iibite aar. 90 De Giiitter, ban
eioroe her, bar pr9eet al bans DO.
peorpitenSe WaneeI poo Soritanelie
al oct npe Rorge. San icritob 10 life
engans Norifbeben hos @ergelanb,
men oar ieIO banif / Sorm % Sanfe.
gang.
Ren en6m bill hi firbe 8IqSe pe6
Ell oe anoen MeIohi iira bans Gang.
in9ltio, bengane ba ale andre
Sugler tieoe itiQe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14

Iigger. Sloffen par ooer 8 ON OF.
tcneil. oa ban fom biem. aariagen
til Siircn Dor of porsIe Dem, fem
babe ioricmt at inbmeISe foriit.
rinespIigtiec. Oct tar Ell SiS, Tor
Golf pGnuer fig til cen npe Orb.
ming.
8 SrfeooIcn blomItrcr Sesgen for
onSen Gang iaar, fortGuer Dor SO.
faIpresie.
= 9srieifean b9nbte SenSoq 27oe
Iua. ben llIpffe. at Sna,brigt g.
Guntet bleo ifiiot | 2uggcu al en- so.
merot. Oenne toe Ell Loot Giltol Oh
al 9ommen, og SfuSoet off / oct
famine af % rammet Snasbrist. 29.
gen bar beororet ben tiIifao.fomue
inolagt paa Spaebuiet,
On llneoom Der | Soeocu. Rifacl
SoeI, bar Iast for 9oser uhprreebe
@pner for Seanins oe alrnitmoIins
Sru Or. RisTeu, Der ieIp er Iiuf iii
OF tegne % male, bar unSsrpiit bam.
SIere al W. SpeIs WoIcricr er ioIst.
Il 6riitionia peo Ssru NtSicu. Soobc
ban RibIer for piocre ShtSium, bill.
De ban bIi Ell aiinitner al aang, iiges
Der.
SoanepreIt @spien bar Ida peIpil.
lia of %tilitiIle mig en- Site ooer osoe
Il SoboI irbtiI benne SiS ioor. %
lea ocoIraacr Den, ba Bet oisicIie in.
tcrcsicrer SIeet % @cnrer bcrooer.
SpSe / Cpoal fra lite San. til lit,
Sest. 1911.
aoorntono fbp. 2rrer Sngebriei
Stenc, feot 1884. Nongeoarig 6or.
mano for Snbremisiionen, aasicrer
oq 9,Itprellesmeblem FOR Get norife
WiSiionsieIifabs Risfiou. Sfoma.
ger Ole Sanicn Ialbu, febt 1886,
&oarmono 9niit SIien Rpirtber, (,
1886. aoarmano Ole Grifi.n Sneoe.
II. 1925. aaarmano Spar Soreicn
Saugcn, {. 1922. @br. Sauparn
Saafonicn alctb, +. 1865. SriSmanb
Scbn Iilien Wisen, I, 1924. anor'
mano Ole GngeIien Weslo, {. 1889.
Weslo par / mango gar Ieobirlper
o. GasIercr / Neutrality-suspicious. for
cninaen. Barn Omar Grificn Sfors'
beim, {. 1910. SpIfcifoIeIrrer 2oli'
rita @iertoifiten, I. 1879. &aarmanb
Gnbrcos ariitenien S%norroeaacn, I.
1923. aaarmano Sobn Sohanncs'
fen StorGi, T. 1851. Siener gnbcrs
Sobnicn Piscn, {. 1927. 9aarmunh
Sobn Slicn Sage, Gritob, {. 1925.
Barn alfrcb Sipcrticn Tothe, I.
1910. aaarmano Sobn anoerien
Gptbcr, {. 1921.
Stone Iorit EaraIbsotr. Eat9ier'
set, {. 1s49. Warit SohuSetr. grcn'
ben, (. 1928. gnfe Rnrit Slsbtr.
@eafptbcr, {. 1928. Gnfe Srscbora
SIsbtr. 8~etIcIsffen, I. 1897. Sot'
tialem Sngeborg Spocrsotr. Rrb'
n.sboug, {. 1929. Snocrit @arii
Rcbersbtr. Saafer, {. 1922. Some
Scarf arnts6tr. Sreen, {. 1881. Some
Tanbi Sngcbrigtsbtr. Sosbcim, T.
1888. gnfe Sngeborg @rifSsattcr
Srtrum (2o), (. 1918. Srn oplcrct
at BIZ SipoIoemor. gnfe 9arbrc Sal
oorsotr. 8rette. {. 1926. gnfc Sn'
aebora &ooIoS6tr. Sctli, I. 1929
Some Slime SaIOorsbtr. @af (9PaS'
euqct), {. 1928.
ga, meo bi$ie WeobeIeIier bcrfrc
foor oct 6ero for berne Sang. Saa'
Der ct og onbet al oct Der fortaltc
piI interesiere 2picrne. Siertelil
Silien til ale SpbaIineer.
6 mbret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14
Gi>t ont pore nyeite WeSeuer al
Svmaifinen
"RMspenncn"

! mduse Var bar hi ierot no "Suscenren" Sumhfrer til bore G5or,
nenttr til Sr1sr. im bar iparet benz mango Teuec 6unoreber, ium bruger
Susoeunen' 'Natunr edg er mere er0 rlise til at fee os, boor tIfebs be
CT mS line Raltner uSfpr.t im sIfe er mS be ngefe Smbesrinser pa
r sea De- nhe uesGnr at "Susoeuuen" mere moOGne % forener mango
nsmtrtee. gaenfaber. iadion bet fufenbe Sahesrstabret % ben neo prsoet
Stasliasl t.saansse aatomatIs 2efetner.tntns til at brmgs geaainbobet ea
Ylaes, Tor TIE at r9uue ale be mango andre Observation-Disclosures Snbrenhp
ger lem ssr ssntnSes saa ssie Tsfnr mere Hs Seq cn6 arbeibe
gedfiner. = ne baaSe mS Seni9u til aoufrtrcu, uotrr o. Sorbeormsr -
ION n bar tHTst Sueu oMr bore eIeu, petenbte gaFntpper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-14

at least 10000 people and that funds must be provided and this work
Snust be done, you can in a small measure grasp a part OF the duties
of the business manager of the Roundup and the announcement that
during the year he must handle iudiciously the expenditure of in the
of $4,000 win give YOU an idea of the magnitude OF
the undertaking.
In the expenditure of this money for the Improvements this year
I am pleased to make the statement without successful contradiction
tina. the dollars that have been spent have bought more and went fur
ther than any improvement public or private ever made in the North
west As an illustration the grandstand, seating 1000 people of which
there is no better construction, was built for so per cent less than any
building of its size on the coast and every feature of the expenditure
OF money has been guarded as iealously as this and we feel proud to
present to the citizens of Pendleon and surrounding country so much
for their money.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-14
n Huge Undertaking
By W. E. Brock, Business Manager.

. HE business manager of the
Roundup has the handling
4 Of the general business inter
ests the same as a general
manager Of a big department store,
railroad company n a steamship
company and to his hands are en-
trusted the organization of its diff
ferent business interest and on his
ability depends whether it shall be
successful or not. | have endeav-
ored 70 give to the Roundup AS
ISOLATION the same care and atten-
ton that I would to my personal
business and have advised with
the general board Of managers.
looking 10 the consumation of
what should be best for its In
terests.
When you take into consider
alton that the getting ready foE
this years events meant the con.
ID and bleacher8 with a capacity Of
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
DIED..

CAFFREY-On Friday. September s. 1911,
at her residence, 1920 Fourth street
northeast, CATHERINE, beloved
daughter of the late Nichols and Mar
garet CaffTey.
Funeral from her late residence Mon
day, September II, 1911, at $50 a m'
thence TO st. Aloysius Church; WheTe
mass will be sung at a. m. FRIENDS
and relatives respectfully invited 10
attend.
Suddenly. on Friday. Sep
tember s. 1911, JAMES CASSELLS, be-
loved husband of Rebecca Cassells:
Funeral services held at residence, 4o3
street northeast. l:30 p. m. Monday;
September II. Burial at Glenwood
Cemetery. Friends invited.
COLLINS-On Saturday. September 9.
1911. at 7:30 p. M, at his residence
C.. CHARLES HENRY COLLINS. be-
loved husband of Emma E. Collins, in
his sixty-secOnd year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. CNew York
and Chicago papers please copyD
september 7. 1911, JAMES LEMUEL,
beloved husband of Sophia A. Aath-
ewS.
Funeral Monday, September II, at II a.
m, from res idenCe, 1928 street.
SULLIVAN-On Friday morning, Septem-
ber S, 1911, at 11.30 at the residence of
his uncle, John w. Cotter, 2227 Thir-
teenth street northwest, TERENCE d.
SULLIVAN, Jr., aged twenty years.
beloved son of T. d. and the late Jo-
sephine Sullivan.
Funeral from his late residence Mon
day, September II, at $50 a m, thence
to St Pauls Church, Fifteenth and V
streets, where mass will be said at
a. m. Interment at Mount Olivet Gem
etery. Relatives and friends invited.
TIBBS-On Friday. September g. 1911, at
his residence. 202S Tenth street north
west, WILLIS TIBBS, devoted hus-
band of Lizzie Tibbs, brother Of Mrs.
Izetta Brown, Pulliam, and David
Tibbs
Funeral Monday, September II, at 1 p.
m, from Mount Carmel Baptist
Church, corner Fourth and L streets
northwest. Friends cordially invited
to attend.
WALLACE-On Saturday, September 9,
1911, at his residence, 76 T street north
west, LISBON JEFFERSON WAL
LACE.
Services at his late residence Monday,
September IL, at p. m. 1nterment at
Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral private,
The members of Mount Vernon Lodge,
No. 8, X. of p, are requested to assem-
BILE at the Castle Hail. Monday, Septem-
Der II, 1911, at l o'clock to attend the
funeral of our late brother, LISBON J.
WALLACE. BY order of the. lodge.
LEE II. HARRIS, c. c.
H p. WILEY, X. r. and S.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
RAILROAD BRIDGE
BUILT ON SUNDAY
South Washington i'll a Fer
ment Over Gang at Work.

II any resident in the immediate vicin-
ity OF Four-and-a-haf and D streets
slept last night, he will wake to-day 70
find a huge bridge spanning D street
from the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks
to the yards OF the White Oak Coal
Company.
Most Of the people in that neighborhood
however, got no sleep last night They
were kept awake by the hammerinG
and banging OF a big force of wOrkmen
who smashed TO smithereens the quiet
Of the sabbath night in an endeavor tC
have the structure completed by morn
ing Almost until daybreak to-day they
made the night air ring with their ham
mers, and Southwest Washington could
do naught hut look on. II was Sunday
and the courts, their only recourse. were
closed
To-day the courts will be asked for g
temporary injunction restraining the
railroad company from doing anything
further on the structure. More than like
", though, the bridge will be completed
long before the necessary legal papers
can be served. South Washington has beer
caught mapping in its fight against the
erection of the structure, and the rail-
road is triumphant. for a time. at least
When Courts Were Closed.
Residents in that neighborhood dis
cussed the ''foxiness, they called II. with
which the railroad company had gone
about the Job. Work was started at 4:3l
o'clock Saturday afternoon-after courts
had closed-and was continued all night
and throughout the Sabbath-when the
courts were still closed. 1t will be fin
ished this morning, and the railroad com
pay, they say, will sit back and await
the outcome Of expected litigation on the
part Of residents in that vicinity. II thC
railroad wins, permanent structure viii
be built in place of the present bridge
which is said to be only temporary and
was built solely for the purpose Of test
ing the case in court.
The men worked last night by the
light OF huge gasoline torches and cleo
trio lights. To say they were huStling
would be putting it mildly. There was
no shouting among the workmen-every
one was busy on his own particular little
Job, and the work went on with a rush
Scores of residents stood watching the
unusual spectacle until far into the night
Public Hearing Not Granted.
The permit 10 build the bridge was
granted the railroad by the Commission
ers on March %. At that time the South
west Washington Citizens Association
made vigorous protest against the erec-
ton of this structure and. the establish
ing of n coal dump, claiming that II
would decrease property values and i'm
pair the healthfulness of the neighbor-
hood. a date for a hearing on the mat
ter was Cancelled by the Commissioners,
the citizens aver. The next thing they
knew there was a big businesslike-look-
ing gang on the job at 4:3O o'clock Sat
urday afternoon.
There was some talk yesterday OF ar
resting the workmen on charges of vio-
lating Sabbath regulations, but this ac.
tion was deferred, pending the petition
to-day for an injunction. Attorney w.
G. johnson represents the complaining
citizens.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
PREACHER DEFENDS
ASTOR MARRIAGE
Rev. Mr.. Lambert Faces au
Aroused Congregation.

Providence, Sept. l0.-Rev. Joseph Lam
bert, who leaped from ecclesiastical OBJ
security into worldwide notice. by Of
ttciating at the marriage OF Col. John
Jacob Astor and Miss Madeleine Force, at
Newport on Saturday. faced a flock or
parlshioners to-day who are thoroughly
aroused over his action.
When DR.. Lambert arose TO deliver his
sermon in the EImwood Temple this
morning in the local congregational
Church. OF which he is the pastor, he
founI his followers divided in their opin-
ions Of his act.
1t is understood that he will be sum-
moned before the General Conference of
the CONGREGATIONAL Church TO explain.
The minister avoided direct reference
TO the subject that forCibly identified him
In every mind. But when ne declared
his belief that one thing necessary to
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
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