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The Washington herald., 1913-02-26
CLAIMS
Two MORE Victims
Members Of Mawson Expedition Lose
Lives, According to Wireless Re-
ports to New South Wales.
NEWS CAUSES SENSATION
SPECIAL Cable to The Washington Herald.

| SPECIAL Gable TO The Washington Herald.
Sydney. n. S. W.. Feb. 25.-Disaster has
overtaken the Australian Antarctic 'ex-
pcdition of DR.. Mawson.
Prof. David, OF Sydney. who was with
Sir Ernest ShackletCn's South Pole expe-
dition. received a wireless telegram to-
day from Adele Island. In the Antarc-
tic Ocean. by way OF Macquarie Island.
saying that Lieut.. MINIS and DIR. Mertz.
two members of the party, had died. The
message stated that DIR. Mawson and
the other members of the expedition were
all we'll.
This was the second time the Mawson
party has been in communication with
civilization within the last few weeks
Recently word was received from the ex-
petitions ship Aurora. that the vessel
was leaving for another section of the
Antarctic to do further exploring. The
wirelss message which was received to-
day said:
Two Men Dead.
"Dr Mawson and several OF his men
missed the Aurora. owing to unfortunate
circumstances. Lieut.. MINIS and DR..
Mertz are dead. All others in party are
Well. DR.. Mawson and six members of
his party probably will winter on Adele
Island. Some successful sledging expedi-
tions made. Valuable scientific discover
les also made"
Coming so closely upon the tragic
deaths of Capt. Robert F. Scott, the Brit
ish explorer. and four members Of his
party, the news that two members of
Dr. Mawson's expedition had succumbed
caused a profound sensation. Shortly
after Prof. David had received his
dispatch. a wireless message was re-
ceived by the Governor General Of New
South Wales. which confirmed the earlier
report Of the disaster
Dr.. Mawson's party had been in tho
antarctic for about a year and a half,
having left the Firth of Thames. New
Zealand. in July. 1911. MINIS was a
surveyor and Merlz a zoologist.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-26
LADY SCOTT HEARS NEWS
OF HUSBANDS DEATH

Birmingham. England. Feb. 3-Lady
SCOTT, widow of Capt. Robert F. Scott,
the antarctic explorer, Is well and on
her way to Christchruch. New Zealand,
according to a wireless received here py
her brother to-day.
Leaving England in January to meet
her husband. whom she expected was
returning in triumph from his quest for
the south pole. Lady Scott was five days
out on the Pacific when the news came
that her husband had lost his life. In
effectual attempts to reach his widow
were made at Tahiti, the nrst stop of the
Ship ON which she sailed. but It was not
until the vessel neared New Zealand
that news Of the catastrophe reached her
The Washington herald., 1913-02-26

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There will be a meeting of the Fairfax
Baseball Association Friday night at the
Hotel Rammel. when plans will be COM
pleted for games for the coming season.
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Telling OF the mock funeral" accorded
the last of the Paris buses, in a recent
letter, calls to mind a number of in
stances connected with these old-fash-
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slow coaches as they numbered from sta.
ton TO station. 1t took them forty-five
minutes to so from the Boulevard de
Courcelles to the Pantheon, providing
they met with no block on the way. A
police order, signed by prefect of King
Louis Philippe and posted inside the
rambling carriage. warned passengers
that the conductor had power TO expel
any ons guilty of rude or unpolite con-
duct, notice that, sometimes perhaps,
prevented wranglings in the days when
ladies wore outraseously wide skirts
over steel cages made in Birmingham.
The passage of a lady either TO enter
or alight Obliged all to rise, in order to
let her pass, and even then her skirts
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Familiarity with such made eyes blind
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coacnmen's wives at the Courcelles end
of the trip wore strongly made and vida
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doors and soilcd them But there was
no use TO demonstrate. for the girl would
reply: 'As soon. maam, go naked as
without my crinoline" (the generic name
for all initiating underskirts).
The Washington herald., 1913-02-26

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night next. The instllation will take
place the following Monday night
The Washington herald., 1913-02-26
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The Washington herald., 1913-02-26

w. Z. Hellmuth. chief clerk In the
traffic department of the Florence and
Cripple Creek Railroad. who is now a
resident of Colorado Springs. Colo. ac-
companied by his wife. is visiting his
parents In this city. Mr.. and Mrs WILL
lam Hellmuth, North Alfred Street.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-26

The Passy-Bourse bus made its trip in
fifty minutes The old horse 'busses drove
by way of endless ZigZags, so as to lose
no fare. The passenger had time to make
acquaintances. The improved bus, with
a staircase to the 'knifeboard" Qmpar-
tiate) and platform. where the conductor
sat on a collapsible seat. with standing
room for few people. came after the
war of 1870. 1t afforded room for eight
persons more than its predecessor. Quite
a discussion took place at the Munici-
pal Council as to the desirability of let
ting women climb outside. The son-in-
law of the general manager of the
Omnibus Company had been named pre-
feet of police to be able to strengthen
the party favorable TO the ascent of the
ladies. They gained a victory. and the
market women. appreciative of the saw
ing of three sous or each trip, sub
scrfbed to send flowers to the wives of
the champions OF their sex in the mat
ter.
Still the horse-drawn bus. in all but
space and elbow room. was preferable
to the maloderous. rushing, noisy auto
bus. the last of which old sort gave up
the goat the other day. II connected
Fillette with Saint-Sulpice.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-26

a double load for city street sweepings
was accepted, and contract will be en-
tered into.
Woman II Detained.
Minnie Smith, a white woman. about
thirty-eight years old, Is being detained
at police headquarters at the instance
of Mr.. Marshall. an attache of the
Department of Justice, on suspicion or
being implicated In white slavery. The
suspect says she came here from Phila-
delphia about five weeks ago, and Is the
proprietress Of p resort In the northeast
ern section of the city. She denies the
charge Of which she is suspected. Until
the government officials receive word
from Philadelphia regarding her case
she will be detained.
Arrangements have been made by the
members of the Alexandria Light In
fantry for participating in the inaugural
parade Tuesday next. Preliminary or
ders We're issued to the members Of that
command by Capt. +. G. Slaymaker at
n meeting. Of the company last night.
General orders will soon be issued to tho
Tuesday morning next, preparatory to
going to Washington.
The steamer Wakefield will be operated
between here and Washington Tuesday,
to assist in conveying the inaugural
crowd.
George c. Wilkins funeral took place
this afternoon from his home, 2O7 Wilkes
Street. Services were conducted by Rev.
DIR. John Lee Allison, pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church. Burial
was in Bethel Cemetery.
w. Z. Hellmuth. chief clerk In the
traffic department Of the Florence and
Cripple Creek Railroad. who is now a
resident of Colorado Springs, Colo ac-
The Washington herald., 1913-02-26

NJ Bourgeous, who lives in the grand
old house Of Anne. heiress OF the Con-
zales, wife of Edward the Prince Palis-
cine and grandmother of Benedicta of
Hanover. Empress Of Austria, often as
cended to the knifeboard OF this bus to
go to the city. Victor Hugo often was
seen standing on the platform of the
Passy- Bourse bus and changing to the
Etoile-Belleville line, which took him to
the Buttes Chaumont, in which park he
would climb to the highest point to
better survey his beloved Paris. Tastkll
reverence and a desire not to trouble his
forbade recognition. He refused
all offers of a seat inside, and came out
of his house. often in a downpour, to
hail the bus. Another distinguished
passenger was Prince Hohenlohs who
could be seen on top Of the bus connect
Ing the Rue de Lille and the Lac Saint
Fargeau, where he used to lunch or
dine in the restaurant garden. beyond
Belleville. He was alone in his walks
and bus excursions and he would drive
about In a carriage with the blinds let
down. When the tram cars with i'm
periales piled between the Rue du Quartre
and the Lac SaInt-Fargeau he
often took them. NJ. Jahr, the great sur
geon. for years regularly took the cars
to the Lariboisiere Hospital. He never
Kept a carriage OF his own. and holds
in contempt the art OF dazzling the
people. The eminent statesman. Cremieux,
ised to go up to town from his villa
n the Avenue Henri Martin on the Passy-
Bourse bus. He was known to pay his
'are with a silver coin and told the con-
Iuctor to keep the change.
In view Of the fact that next month
an international cinematograph exposi-
ton and conference will be held at
London, in order to arouse pub
ic interest in the educational. scientific.
md general usefulness of the cinemato-
graph, II may not be uninteresting to-
-eview the amazing development of the
moving picture for the past sixteen years. |
Scientists in Europe hailed the fnven-
ion with delight, royalty became inter
,sted. and King George Cthen Duke or
York;, recognizing the possibilities of the |
as an educative force IN |
laval matters, commissioned an operator |
whose pictures attracted the attention or
he admiralty TO accompany him on a |
'ruise. As a matter of fact, King George |
vas responsible for the suggestion that
The Washington herald., 1913-02-26

The steamer Wakefield will be operated
between here and Washington Tuesday.
to assist in conveying the inaugural
crowd
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eins mnrben bic Serren ssacob ;slid
,no csafob Irnu;b ernonnt. die Gin.
nahnen Der @erinmmIiiug belieier
iid,. eiHidIieBlid, BON Sf2 3inien aui
ausgeliehenes 8eIo, aui $72.
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GmtfHhrte ieine Ipd)ter.

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riftiat oaB Der ssarmer ssad 8lIlcn.
3s Sabre aft. BON Sells Greet SIN.
feline neun Sabre nite Sodlter, ipelf)s
bel elmer 9erluanotcn 9tamens Igass
saaaner, gto. 47os geedi StraBe
nohnte. entiiihrt babe. gSilloH. rel
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aequeie geiteru ieiner Shter ar Stn
tion ino gsolnut StraBe. aeaoiion
pile, hob Dos aino IN iein gnast
nno iuhr 10 ihnea er tonnte in sel
siif,tuna nadl pIainpille. D. oapcn
lie Vclijei fam ieoenfaus IN Gel
angaIegenbeit nihts t5lm.
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8leine 4pli5einahri4tem

Gin Ginbrcd,er 3crtriinmerte In
Ser Spnntaa gtnd)t bos Sd)oufeftltar
oes 9ionbleihers slbe cepine. To.
$50 gaeit 6. StrnBe unb eignete Iid)
nebrcre alte Riin3en. iotpie anoere
Sdfcn i'm @erihe BON $50 an.
- Ginbrefer itatteten Dem osltpe'
Iierla6cl bon 8. Malpa & SoH. 9so
$50 @eit ). StraBe. einen 8eiutl ab
uno itohlen 81 llhreft. 80 araoatten.
naoeIn nno IL Reeoiaons, I'M &C.
lonlnriperth pon $3.50.
- Sm 2oufs Der Natt bon Conn
taq auf Wontau itiseeu ginbreher
turh cir sssniisr in nns Gtnblifem.Hi
Der Gintinnati Wetal Refinin1 90.
80. 1912 - Ia 9dnion Strabe ant
enipsnbetsn So WsHingbarren in
Aertbe Dor $3.50.