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The Washington times., 1912-05-27
Presents Large Fund
For Bankrupts' Home

BERLIN. May 27.-The widow of st.
Petersburg jeweler who died here a few
days ago. bequeathed s1,250.00o for the
amelioration and support OF bankrupt
business men and their destitute daugh-
ters.
One-haIf Of the sum is to be spent
for a sanitarium for bankrupts TO serve
as n convalescent home for the victims
of our cruelty competitive age" The
remainder is devoted to annuities for
the daughters of bankrupts.
The relatives OF the woman are con-
testing the will.
The Washington times., 1912-05-27
MOTOR CAR OWNERS
AND CYCLISTS IN
GENERAL ROUNDUP
Fifteen Without Operators
License Arrested on
Rockville Road.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, May 27.--Nine
automobilists and six motorcyciists were
held up" by w. A. Brooke, Mont
gomery county's automobile deputy, on
the Rockville Gaithersburg road yester-
day afternoon because they did not
have with them certificates showing
that they had obtained operators licen-
ses. Most of them claimed that they
had bought the licenses, but had simply
neglected to bring the certificates with
them, but under the Maryland law the
failure to carry such a certificate In just
as much violation of the law as IL no
license had been obtained.
The automobilists who will have to
answer charges OF violating the reglla-
tion are the following: John r. Beard,
Of Hagerstown, Nd; w. J. Mclean, of
LAOS II street northwest; H. A. Ryan,
who gave his address as the rear of 1S
Lafayette square: Edwin H. Duff, of
1306 + street northwest; j. Carey King,
OF 81 New York avenue northeast; DIR.
#. b. Brightwell, of the westory build
ing; w. A. Welka, of 5235 Georgia ave-
nue.; ]. e. Connolly, of 2o20 M street
northwest; E. r. Marsden. Upon giving
their word that they would return to
Rockville during the week for trial, they
were allowed to go.
John 9. Berryman, Of s12 Ninth street
northwest; Bernard Sherwood, of sol
Twenty-sixth street northwest; Robert
A. Humphries, of 5W g street northeast:
c. H. Pardo, of 70S Twelfth street north
west; Jesse Lee. of 112l First street
northwest; Leo Tweedale, of a523 Four
teenth street northwest, were the motor
cyclists who did not have operators
certificates with them. Bergman and
Sherwood will return during the week
| for trial. The others deposited 81.
| each, representing the minimum fine
| and costs, rather than come back and
stand trial.
The maximum fine for the offense
| charged is $780, and the maximum i'm
| prisonment Is ninety days. s. -i..
The Washington times., 1912-05-27
ARMY.

Captain WILLIAM r. SMEDBERG. Jr.,
Fourteenth Cavalry, to the Preside
of Monterey. Cal, and report to the
commandment, School Of Musketry,
for duty pertaining to the revision
of the drill regulations for machine
gun platoons-cavalry.
Major GEORGE c. SAFFARRANS,
Seventeenth Infantry, from the Phil
ippines division, to his regiment.
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Concerts Today
By the United States Marine Band
Marine Barracks, at 4:3o p. m.
WILLIAM H. sANTELMANN.
Leader.

March, "Call of America"
Won der Mehden
Overture, Merry Wives of Wind
sor," .......................... .Nicolai
I'm Spring Time" Brooks
Grand Scenes from La Gio-
conda," .............,......Po .Poncieui
Waltz, Gold and Silver. ....,. .Lehar
Funeral March from "Goetter-
daemmerrung'' Wagner
Fackeltanz, mo. .Meyerbeer
March, "Staunch and True. .Teike
'The Star-Spangled Banner"
By the q. S.. Soldiers Home Band,
From 4 to s:ao O'clock.
JOHN 8. NJ. zIMMERMANN.
Director.
March. '"Taft's Inaugural"
Zimmerman
Overture, ''The Four Ages of
Man" ...................,....L .Lachner
Idyl. THE Voice of Chimes"
Luigini
Selection, Faust ........... .Gounod
Dance. I'm the Shadows" 80. =. .Finck
Excerpts from Loves Lottery"
Edwards
Waltz Suite. Birds Voices"
Volistedt
Finale. "Brooke's TriumphaI.''
.. seitz
"The star-spangled Banner"
The Washington times., 1912-05-27
PROBABLY DYSPEPTIC.

lion which escaped from a small circus caused much
excitement community until saIwart young
yonkel managed to capture and bring to the
a reward
Here's your msn-eatng hon!" he exclaimed "You no
he wouldn't mel"
You're risht!' replied the circus proprietor He is
somewhat particuar."-Judge.
The Washington times., 1912-05-27

Edgar Padgett. of the upper section
of this county, who was so badly
in a quarry at Dickerson, this county.
a few days ago, and whose life was at
first despaired of, is reported to. be
much improved. 1t was found neces-
sary to amputate one arm. but one leg,
which was badly crushed, will be
saved, -a
The Washington times., 1912-05-27

er Of the vicinity of Wheaton, this
county, underwent a serious operation
in a Washington hospital a few days
ago. He stood the ordeal well and
his speedy recovery is looked for.
The Washington times., 1912-05-27
What's on the Program, IN
Washfnqton Today

The following Masonic organizations
will meet tonight: Lodges-Dawson,
No. 16. F. C.; Stansbury. No. "a, social
eysnias Te4nos No. RoSa p NJ and ShfR'eTs-M NJ E. M
Anacostia, No. II. regular business.
Eastern Star Board of directors, Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, 1880 D,
m, regular meeting: Temple Chapter.
The following /. o. o. +. organizations
Will meet tonight: Lodges--Union, No.
II. business; Covenant, No. 10, degree
work; Beacon, No. Is. rally; Langdon.
ther Lodge. No. 6. degree in auditor
ium.
The following knights of Pythias lodges
will meet tonight: Decatur, No. 8;
Meetins Of MAJ National on hf Tent, No, No. L. i, X. O.
T. M. old Masonic Temple. Ninth and
F streets. regular review and initiation
by new degree team, tonight.
Meeting of Osago Tribe, No. 6, I. o.
R; M, Fifth and G streets northwest
Musical and literary entertainment. Cal
vary Baptist Church Sunday school
class, No. "a. Sunday school house.
Weekly meeting of Central Labor
Union. Typographical Temple. 42S-42S
:; street northwest, o. m.
Monthly meeting S1f;n.. Of North I SIag,itol and
Martins Hall. North Capitol and I
streets northwest. D. m.
Eleventh annual convention of AVom.
ans National Single Tax Leagde. th'
Meeting OF Southern Society of Wash.
| ington, Confederate Memorial Home
1922 Vermont avenue northwest.
p. m.
Celebration by Columbia Turnverein
club house tonight.
Mass meeting Of citizens of Petwortf
in the interest Of the coming Fourti
byterian Church, Georgia and New
Hampshlre avenues. s o. m.
Graduation exercises of Washington
| College. D.. m.
Concert by United States Soldiers HON,
band, bandstand, 4 to $40 D. m.
| Conceri by United States Marine Band
l7nited states Marine BARRACKS. 4'3
| ,, m.
Neetine OF Argo Lodge. No. z13, B'na
R'rith, Eighth street Temple, s o. m.
| Annual commencement exercises o
washington Collegfe OF Law. 8 D. m.
Meeting OF Pastors FEEDER alton o
washington, the Y. NJ. c. A.. today.
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Amusements.

Natioral-Aborn Opera Company. in
"Harsel and Greter' and "Cavalleria
Rusticai a." S:15 p. m.
PoiTs-Pon Players In The Fortune
Hunter" S:l5 p: m.
Fire" s:15 p. m.
Beiasco-Butterfeld Players in 1.-THE
Hypocrites," S:l5 p. m.
Casino-Elite vaudeville.
Majestic-Family Vaudeville, to II p m
Cosmos-Refined vaudeville, / to II p. m
Gayety-Wrestling carnival, S:l5 .. m.
Glen Echo Park-Amusements for all
Admission free.
Arcade-Bowling motion pictures. and
other attractions.
Young Buffalo's Wild West, Fifteenth
and II streets northeast, 2 and p. m
Gentry Bros. Show, Sixteenth and I
streets northwest. and p. m
The Washington times., 1912-05-27

Arrangements are in progress for a
big meeting June in the theater of
National Park Seminary, Forest Glen.
under the auspices of the Montgomery
County Anti-Saloon League. The county
public school commissioners, the public
school teachers of the county have
been specially iDvited to attend. Prom
inent temperance workers will deliver
addresses and there will be other inter-
estinR features,
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hundred fifty four votes, 1854.
John n. Robson received two
hundred fourteen votes PA
John Borland, Sr., received
twenty FIVE votes %.
John II. Boyer received one hum
bred ten votes 10.
Arthur l.. Kline received twenty
seven votes 81.
Frank q. Holmes received seven
hundred sixty five votes 765.
Total 22gs.
The whole number Of votes cast for
the Office of Auditor General was two
thousand two hundred lightweight
(22Ssl and they were given for the
following named persons
Oramel b. Fuller received eleven
hundred fifty votes. 1850.
Peter Primeau received two hun.
dred sixteen votes. PIG.
William j. Reynolds received
twenty eight votes, %.
Ralph Kirsch received one hun
bred nine votes, 100.
Fred Hueffner received twenty
six votes. 90.
Herbert f. Baker received seven
hundred fifty niue votes, 100.
Total 2esS.
The whole number of votes cast for
the Office of Auditor General was two
thousand two hundred seventy seven
t2277l and they were given for the fol.
lowing named persons
Grant Fellows received eleven
hundred fifty -one votes, 1851.
Louis Il. Hewlett received two
hundred nine votes 200.
Seth b Terry received twenty
four votes. "a
Homer G. Van Aiken received
one hundred nine votes. 100.
George Hasseler received twenty
six votes, 26.
Julius B. Kirby receivd seven
hundred fifty eight votes, 75s.
Total 2277.
The whole number OF votes cast fol
the Office of Commissioner of the State
Land Office was twenty two hundred
eighty two, t22s2). and they were
given for the following named persons
Augustus g. Carton received
eleven hundred forty seven votes. 1l47
Orlander + Barnes received two
hundred thirteen votes. 9l3.
William F. Farr received twenty.
five votes. IS.
Chris Niva received one hundred
eight votes lOS.
Isaack J Brun received twenty
seven votes. %.
Oscar V. Linden received seven
hundred sixty two VOTES. roe.
Total 22s2
The whole number OF votes cast fol
the office of Justice of the Supreme
Court for the term ending December
thirty first. 1913 was twenty-five hun
dred forty-two -(224s) and they wer,
given for the following named persons
Jospeh II Steere received eleven
hundred forty four votes liza
,Rollin III. Person received two
hundred ten votes 2l0
Winent H. ID Fox received
twenty-five votes. %
Willard ]. Turner received seven
hundred sixty nine votes, 100
Garry Dohn received ninety four
votes, o.
Total 2242
The whole number Of votes cast fol
the Office Of Justice OF the Suprem,
Court for the term ending December
thirtv-frst 1872. was tyenfv one hmm
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-23
County Canvassers' Statement and
Clerks Return.

Statement ot votes cast In the County
~ Iron, State of Michigan, at the Gen
eral Election held in said county. on
Tuesday. the fifth day of November.
in the year one thousnd pine hundred
iwelve. for the following State offices
Governor. Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State, State Treasurer
Auditor General. Attorney General,
Commissioner of the State Land Office.
Justice of the Supreme Court Tor the
term ending the thirty-frst day OF
December, nineteen hundred thirteen
Justice OF the Supreme Court for the
term ending the thirty first day OF De
cember. nineteen hundred seventeen,
Representative in Congress, at Large,
Representative in Congress. from: the
Twelfth Cong ressional District, fifteen
Electors OF President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States. Senator for
the 3lst Senatorial District. Represen-
tative in the State Legislature for the
Iron Representative District ana
for the following County Offices Judge
OF Probate, Sheriff. County Clerk.
Register of Deeds. County Treasurer.
Prosecuting Attorney, Circuit Court
Commissioner. County Surveyor, two
Coroners and Drain commi ssioner and
for the Circuit Judge OF the Twenty
fifth Judicial Circuit.
The whole number Of votes cast for
the office Of Governor was twenty two
hundred seventy eight t227s) and they
were given for the following named
persons
Amos Musselman received eleven
hundred thirteen votes. l113.
Woodbridge NJ Ferris received three
hundred fifteen votes. 3l5.
J. ID. Leland received twenty three
votes. 23.
James Hoogerhyde received one hun
bred niue votes. 100.
Lucius Whitney Watkins received
seven hundred eighteen votes. 71s.
Total. 227S.
The whole number of votes cast tor
the Office of Lieutenant Governor was
twenty two hundred seventy, 2e70 and
they were given for the following
named persons
John q. Ross received eleven hun
dred fifty nine votes. 1853.
James w. Helme received two hum
bred seventeen votes, 2l7.
f. G. Demorest received twenty.iour
votes. "a.
Edwin X. Cornish received one
hundred nine votes. 100
William ID. Gordon received
seven hundred sixty one votes. 7Gl.
Total 2270.
The whole number of votes cast for
the .otiice OF Secretary OF State was
twenty two hundred eighty two. 22s2,
and they were given for the following
named persons
Frederick G. Martindale received
eleven hundred sixty four votes, 1854.
James e. Balch received two hun.
dred eight votes, 90s
Alfred Lowther received twenty
elk votes. go.
Henry Kummerfeld received one
hundred eight votes, l0s
Thomas H. Grabouski received
twenty seven votes. q.
Howard II. Batdorf received
seven hundred forty nine votes 749
Total, 22s2
The whole number of votes cast for
the Office Of State Treasurer was two
thousand two hundred ninety five 2295)
and they were given for the following
named persons
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Arthur A. Graves received two

hundred eighteen votes 81
John T. winship received two
hundred eigntsen votes
Daniel Goodenough receive two
hundred eighteen votes 81
Benjamin II. Halstead received
two hundred eighteen votes 81
George w. Crouter received two
hundred eighteen votes II
John ID. Cuddihy received TWO
hundred eighteen votes ~
John Russell received twenty
five votes
Samuel Dickie received twenty
four votes
Edward s. Saymond received
twenty -four votes
Milton G.. Wylie received twenty
four votes
Horace J. Gilbert received
twenty four votes
Leroy White received twenty
four votes
John f. lesley received twenty
four votes
Edward 5. Townsend received
twenty-four votes
Charles Bartlett received twenty
four votes
William G.. Randall received
twenty tour votes
Oliver b. Waller received twenty
four votes
Oliver A Rowland received
twenty -four votes
Raymond H. Briggs received
twenty FIVE votes
Isaac N. Shepherd received
twenty-four votes
William j. Fault received twenty
four votes
Ida Kummerfeld received one
hundred eight votes lC
C. Edward Dell received one
hundred eight votes II
Alice McAfee received one hun
dred eight votes Il
George II. Sherman received one
hundred eight votes Il
Ina WEIGH received one hundred
eight votes II
Edgar M. Curry received one
hundred eight votes II
William II. Knox received one
hundred eight votes Il
Herman Mack received one hun
dred eight votes II
Orvile Gillette received one
hundred eight votes Il
: Joseph Wv. Blair received one
hundred eigth votes II
Frank Ardern received one hun
dred eight votes II
David w Walker received one
hundred eight votes II
William Krause received one
hundred eight votes Il
Archie Morse received one hun
dred eight votes II
Frank Aaltonen received one
hundred eight votes Il
Hugh b. Reed received twenty
seven votes
Charles Wolberg received twenty
seven votes
Gustavus d. Pope received eight
hundred eighty three votes $
Henry S. Dean received eight
hundred sixty nine votes 81
Walter S. Powers received eight
hundred seventy votes :,
Fred X Belknap received eight
hundred seventy votes 8,
Gilbert I. Ham received eight
hundred seventy votes s.
! Frederick M. Churchill received
eight hundred seventy y
Edmund S. Black received eight
hundred seventy votes ~
Orsen ID. Randall received eight
hundred seventy votes s.
John Vanderlaan received eight
hundred seventy votes 81
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given for the following named persons
Franz g. Kuhn received eleven
hundred forty -four votes, lli4.
George l.. YapIe received two hum
dred thirteen votes, 2i5.
Edwin H. Lyon received seven
brndred sixtv votes s60.
Total all7.
The whole number OF votes cast for
the o ice OF Representative in Congress
At Large. was twenty-five hundred
thirty eight te23s and they were given
for the following named persons:
Patrick II. Kelley received eleven
hundred thirty-eight votes. llJs.
Edward Ternsdorf received two
hundred one votes. 2Ol.
Fred II. Corpett received twenty
six votes 70.
Milen +. Martin received one
hundred nine votes, lO9.
william Fl. Hill received seven
hundred sixty-four votes. 76f.
Total 929s.
The whole number of votes cast fol
the office Of Representative in Congress
for the twelfth Congressional District,
was two thousand one hundred fifty
seven (2l57) and they were given fol
the following named persons
II. Olin Young received eleven
Hundred seventy five votes. ll75
John Power received two hun
bred thirty six votes. 2S6,
William O Trezise received
twenty one votes, 81.
William j. Mcdonald received
seven hundred twenty-five votes. 725.
Total. 9i57.
The whole number of votes cast tor
Electors of President and Vice Presi
dent of the Unitd States was thirty.
three thousand eight hundred thirty
three (33s33) and they We're given fol
the following named persons
William Livingstone received ten
hundred thirty-seven votes 1857,
Andrew b. Dougherty received
ten hundred thirty lone votes, 1881.
Judd Yelland received ten hun
dred thirty -one votes 1881
John N Bagley received ten
hundred thirty votes. 1880
Elliot T. Slocunr received ten
| hundred thirty votes l03(
: Walter X. TAYLOR received ten
hundred twenty nine votes 1925
SiIas G.. Antisdale received ten
hundred twenty nine votes 102!
Thomas NJ. Koon received ten
hundred thirty one votes 1881
Henry Nj. Zimmerman received
ten hundred twenty nine votes iO2!
James X. Johnson received ten
hundred thirty two votes l03.
Harry t. Wicks received ten
hundred thirty votes 1885,
Wilmer I. Culver received ten
hundred twenty nine votes 102!
Rudolph Dultgen received ten
hundred twenty-nine votes l02!
Thomas X. Welch received ten
hundred thirty two votes l03i
George W. Mccormick received
ten hundred thirty two votes 1903.
Andrew J. Dovel received two
hundred twenty one votes %
John V. Sheehan received two
hundred twenty votes 22t
Charles r. Sigh received two
hundred eighteen votes 2l'
Henry Blackwell received two
hundred eighteen votes 81
John Strong received two hun
dred eighteen votes 81,
Benjamin r Award received
two hundred eighteen votes 81
James W. Henry received two
hundred eighteen votes 2l'
Thomas A. Carton received two
hundred eighteen votes 2li
Frank S. Treat received two
hundred eighteen votes 2ii
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Luther q. Beckwith received
eight hundred seventy votes =


eight hundred seventy votes $40
sherman ID. Eldred received
eight hundred seventy votes $40
Bates q Burt received eight
handred seventy one Yates s7i
Virgil Hungerford received eight
hundred seventy votes $40
Charles G. DeCamp received
eight hundred seventy votes $40
Frederick G. Mathews received
eight hundred seventy votes $40
Total 33s3S
The whole number of votes cast for
the office of Senator for the 3lst Sena
torial District, was twenty one hundred
fifty-hve (2i55l and they were given
for the following named persons
Michael II. Moriarty received
ten hundred ninety two votes 1882
John c.. Wickstrom received
three hundred fifty three votes S53
Anton Larson received twenty
three votes %
Charles T. Vinegar received six
hundred eighty seven votes 6s7
Total 2i55
The whole number of votes cast for
the office of.Representative in the State
Legislature. for the Iron District. was
fifteen hundred nine 1900 and they
were given for the following named
persons
James NJ. Wilcox received eleven
hundred sixty eight votes ll6S
Oscar o vonZellen received two
hundred thirty votes $50
Eric Fable Burnian received ele-
ven hundred eleven votes Ill
Total 1909
The whole number of votes cast for
the Office of Judge of Probate was
eighteen hundred (is00) and they were
given for the following named persons ;
Claude c. Rite received sixteen
hundred seventy five votes 1915
Louis Reiman received one hum
dred twenty four votes 1874
Fred Fl Abbott received one vote /
Total 1900
The whole number OF votes cast for
the Office of Sheriff was twenty two
hundred thirty nine (223g) and they
were given for the following named
persons.
Edward II. Sensiba received
eight hundred seventy votes $40
Arthur w. CURT received two
hundred ninety votes $50
Louis Datre received one hum
bred eighteen votes jlS
William Moss received two hun
bred sixty two votes 262
Robert Wilson received six hun
dred ninety nine votes 69s
Total 223y
The whole number of votes cast for
the Office OF County Clerk was eighteen
hundred twelve (1Sl2l and they we're
given for the following named persons
John Wall received sixteen hun
dred sixty five votes 1865
r. A. Nichols received one hun
dred forty seven votes l47
Total 1912
The whole number OF votes cast for
the office OF Register Of Deeds was sew
enteen hundred twenty one (17ell and
they were given for the following
named persons
Alex D. Rogers received fifteen
hundred sixty five votes 1855
Charles f. Anderson received one
hundred fifty six votes log
Total 1921
The whole number of votes cast for
the Office of County Treasurer was sew
enteen hundred seventy five (l775l and
they were given for tho following
named persons:
William J. Reynolds received SIX
| teen hundred elk votes 1900
Fred Hartley received one hun
dred sixty nine votes los
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