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rw fl flI a I A QUALITY PAPER lF7 THE WASHINGTON IIELD ER LD LARGEST CIRCULATION vi MORNING MORNINGCIRCULATION NGC NO Nfl 1336 WAS WASHINGTON nlGTON FRIDAY JUNE 3 1810 1810TWELVE TWELVE PAGES GES ONE CENT riIu UR MN HURT HURTIN HURT1N20000 IN 1N20000 21101 FI FITons rmfTolls FIRETons Tons of Hay Burned ItuinedBuilding and andBuilding Building Destroyed DestroyedISJDTUBD Destro yed yedI yedINJUR I ISJDTUBD INJUR DIN IN HOSPITAL HOSPITALBattalion HOSPITALBattaUon HOSPITALBattalion Battalion Chief Keliher Sustains Sustains Sus SUSdtaii tains taii Severe vere Scalp Wound WoundTwo ound oundTwo Two Firemen Struck by Fnlllnar FnlllnarTimber Fallin FallinTimber FalliniTtmberw Timber and Other Overcome ercome by bySmoke bSmokeOnly bSinokeOnly SmokeOnly Smoke Only Walls of Brick Struc Structure Structure Structure ture Remain Standing StandingBlaze Blaze Oriffi Oriffinates OrIJfInatell Or1ginateri nates from Spontaneous Cotabua Cotabuatlon CombuatlonVater ConibuntionWater tlon tlonVater Water Dripped in Stook StookBattallon StookBatt Battallon Batt Batta1ioChief 1ionChief Chief James Keliher Keliherand Keli Keliheif er erand and three other other firemen were in injured In Injured irtjured jured and several overcome by bysmoke bysmoke bsmoke smoke in a fire which destroyed the thegrain thegrain th thgrain grain and feed stores of James JamesPillsbury JamesPil1sbury JarnePillsbury Pillsbury at 54 56 and 58 street streetnorthwest streetnorthwcst northwcst yesterday The damage damageis damagis i is estimated at 20000 20000Chief 20000Chief 20000Chief Chief Keliher was struck in the thestomach thestomach th thstomach stomach by a stream of water and andit andit anc it is feared that he is internally in injured injured jured He is at Casualty Hospital HospitalOther HospitalOther HospitalOther Other firemen injured were wereW wereVf werew Rice Truck No No4struck No4struckon 4 4 struck struckon strudon on head by falling roof roofE roofE roofr Burch Engine No No6 6 over overcome overcome overcome come by smoke smokeErnest smokeErnest smokeErnest Ernest Hollidge Engine No No3 No3struck 3 3struck 3struck struck on head by falling timbers timbersMen timbersU timbersUen Men Will Vll1 Recover HecoverAt RccoerAt At Casualty Caaaalt Hospital last night it was wassaid 3 said 5 id that the men would recover Bat Battalion BattaBon ttnlkm talion Chief Kalihers injuries are re regarded roo roogarded garded as the most serious but physi physicians physicIans physiclans cians do not thinK ho IB mortally mortal hurt hurtTw tTw Tw TwO hundred tons of burning burnn hay gave gavethe gavethe the firemen fif a hard fight The fire was wasdiscovered wasdiooovered wa wadiecovered 3 discovered by a 8 negro employe about 3 3oclock 3ocloek oclock He notified Policeman McGuire McGuireof McGuireof of the Sixth precinct who turned in an analarm analarm ai aialarm I alarm from Box 647 17 summoning Engines EnginesNos Engn EngnNos 3 Nos 3 and 13 and an Truck No 4 4The 4The The blaze got beyond the control of oftha otthe othe the firemen and another alarm was wassounded wassounded wa 9 sounded calling four additional com companies companies cornpanfes panies to the scene A hard battle with withtho withtho wit tho names flames for more than an hour fol followed follov foltowed lowed lov When the fire was extinguished extinguishedonly extinguishedonl I only onl two walls remained standing standingThrown standinghron Thrown hron to to Ground GroundBattalion GroundBattaUon Battalion Chief KaHhf ellhQC received his In Injuries InjurfBS InJuriss juries shortly rtlyatter after the companies ar arrivedk atrlved rivedk rhedeonte ei4Ute entered i the building and in inliirhlng int Intdthlng liirhlng rblng to direct his men was struck in inthe Inthe inthe the Eiomaoh with a a stream of water waterturned waterturned waterturned turned on to full power He was thrown thrownto thrownto thrownto to the ground and lay in a semiconscious semiconsciouscondition sem1consclous sem1consclouscondition semiconsciouscondlUon condition before he was discovered by a afireman a afireman afireman fireman directing a stream in the build building buUdIng ing Truckman Rice Is suffering from a asevere aBavare asevoreecap severe sevoreecap soalp wound although it was fear feared feared fearad ed at first that his skull was fractured fracturedRico fracturedRico fracturedRice Rico was entering the building when he hewas hewas hewas was struck by a part of the root He was wascarried wascarrtQrl wasearrid carried to the street and later removed removedto to the hospital Firemen Buroh and Hol Hollidge HolUdga Hollidge lidge were not seriously hurt and will willleave wlUeIle wiltleave leave eIle the hospital today todayH todayH todayH Pillsbury proprietor of the stores storessaid storessaid storessaid said last night that 3000 insurance wall waacarried wallcarried wascarried carried on the building and 515000 15000 on on the thestock thestock thestock stock stockAfter stockAlter stockAfter After a thorough examination of the thepremises thepremises thepremises premises Acting Chief Veers last night nightdecided nightdecided nightdecided decided that the blaze blaz was caused by byFponUneous bfpontneous byspontaneous spontaneous combustion originating in inthe inthe inthe the front part of the store storePOLICE storePOLICE I POLICE ARE FOOLED FOOLEDMan FOOLEDMan Man iran Sends His Fatherinlaw to Asylum in a Box BoxPolice BoxPoIlce BoxPollee Police of the th Eleventh precinct began beganto beganto beganto to soent a tragedy last night when they theysaw theJsaw theysaw saw an auto truck slowly proceeding proceedingalong pr proceedingalong eedlng along Iong Minnesota avenue southeast with witha Witha a a tightly bound and gigged form lying in a box boxAn boxAn boxAn An Investigation proved that it was wasmerely wasmerely smerely merely the original method of Herbert HerbertCarter HerbertCarter HerbertCarter Carter of Arlington fb convey oon6 his hiselghtyorieyearold hiselghtorie hiseightyoneyearcia elghtyorieyearold elghtorie rold fatherinlaw to St St Elizabeths Asylum AsylumHa AsylumHa AsylumHe Ha was induced to turn his path to toward 10ward toward ward the Washington Asylum where Jackson Sickles was placed under underobservatIon underobzervation observation Hospital authorities state they believe It only a case of temporary temporaryHERROFS dementia dementiaHERRONS demenuaHERRONS HERRONS ILLN ILLNMr ILLNESS UNCHANGED UNOHANGEDIUra Mr IUra Tnftft Father in No Immediate ImmediateDanger ImmedlatoDanger Danger of Death DeathCincinnati DeathCIncinnati DeathCIncinnati Cincinnati June 2 2The The condition of John Herron father of Mrs Irs William Taft wife of President Taft who Is ill at his Pike street home was un unchanged unchanged unchanged changed today todB Mrs rrs Taft and her sis sister sister sinter ter Mrs I I Laughlin of Plttsburg were called to Cincinnati when his Ill Illness 111ne Illflees ne ness of many months became serious Mrs Gustave Parsons of Columbus Ohio is the only daughter not in Cin Cm Cmcinnati cinnati The other daughters are Mrs Charles CharI as Anderson and Miss Maria Her ron Dr Frederick Fr rlck Porchhelmer who is attending Mr Herron said tonight that his patient although a very old man was apparently in no immediate danger from his illness illnessShot 1IInessShot UlnessShot Shot to Death by Negro NegroRoanoke NegroRoanoke NegroRoanoke Roanoke Va June 2 2Branch Branch Stump Stumpnineteen Btumpnineteen Stumpnineteen nineteen years old was shot to death in inthe Inthe Inthe the Roanoke fair grounds late last night by a a negro negro who escaped and whose identity has hasnot not been revealed revealedEarthquake reealedERrthflu1hc revealedEnr1hquzke Earthquake Near ear Mount 1ount Etna EtnaRome EtnQRQme EtnnRome Rome June 2siIght but repeated earthquake shocks were felt today at Zafferan a mile from Santa VarIna in the Mount Etna region The population populatIon are In a state of panic panict2OO 9300 to Iurnrt Vnf Va i and Return June 0 Baltimore 8 Ohio from Union Station Washington 815 a returning leave Lwray ray 600 i same day dayir ir WEATHER ATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor For the District of Columbia Columbiaand Columbiaand ColumbIaand and Maryland l1arlandPartly Partly cloudy cloudypreceded c1ou cloudy 1 preceded by showers today todayTomorrow tod todayTomorrow rTomorrow Tomorrow fair moderate tem ternperatures temperatures temperatures peratures light variable mostly mostlywesterly mostlywesterly mostlywesterly westerly winds windsHERALD windsHERALD windsHERALD HERALD NEWS SUMMARY SUMMARYPages SUM SUMMARYages RY RYPagcs Pages Pages1Four ages agesiFour 1Four Hurt at 20000 Fire FirePfof FIrePr FireProf Pfof Pr Pecks Love Letters LettersRoad LettersRoad LettersRoad Road Cancels Big Order OrderFlies OrderFlies OrderFlies Flies Twice Across Channel ChannelMoney Ch ChannelMoney nnel nnelMoney Money Brokers Are Sued SuedCentral SuedCentrol SuedCentral Central Cadets Win 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Financial2Find lnanola112FInd 12 12FInd 1 Find Poor Qualities of Milk MilkCUPID MilleCUPID MilkCUPID CUPID AS TEACHER TEACHEROF TEACHEROF TEACREROF OF LATIN SCHOLAR SCHOLARProf Prof Harry Thurston Peck PeckMust PeckMust Must Explain Letters LettersINTERESTS LettersNTDRESTS jINTERESTS INTERESTS I LITERARY CIRCLES CIRCLESSllsa cmOLEsMfa CIRCLESMiss Miss Mfa Esther Quinn Former Maga Magazine 3iagazinc Iaga Iagazlne zinc Writer Sues for 50OOO OOOO for forAlleged forAlIeQoed forAlleged AlIeQoed Alleged Breach of Promlne rromllle and andPresents andPresenb andPreaents Presents Many Love Missives an anEvidence nETldence anEvidence Evidence of Affection AffectionNew AffectionNew Affectionlew New York June 2 tThe The story that Prof ProfHarry ProfHarry Harry Thurston Peck A A Ph Dt Llumbia LD LD LL Professor of Jatln tln In Inlumbia inumbia lumbia University club member ifccturer ifccturermagazine fcturermagazine turer turermagazine magazine writer and student of the theesoterics theesoterics thesoterics esoterics of odor has been sued for 190600 4 50800 for alleged breach of promise pr mlse of ofmarriage otmarriage ofmarriage marriage by Miss Esther Quinn a young youngwoman youngwoman oung oungwoman woman formerly engaged in newspaper newspaperand newspaperand newspapernd and a nd magazine work in this city but now nowliving noWliving nowiving living out of reach of its distractions in inCambridge InOambridge InCambridge Cambridge Mass created great reat Interest Interestin InterestIn in I literary circles Letters in her posses possession possession possesion sion ion cover a period from 1000 to 1909 1900On 1909On 1909On On grounds of desertion t1os rtlon Prof Pro Pecks Pecksfirst Pecksfirst PecksIrst first wife obtained a a divorce from the theLatlntst theLatlntst theLatinist Latlntst in September 1SCS A year yearlater yearater ear earlater later ater on August 2 26 he married rried Miss MissElizabeth MissElizabeth MIssEJlzab Elizabeth EJlzab th lL Du Bois a a teacher of ofinssles ofclassics oflassics classics In the Morris HIgh School Scb Scbol toI Miss Quinn alleges in her complaint complaintthat complaintthat complainthat that hat during a period which very ve com comfortably comtortably cornertably fortably embraces the dates mentioned mentionednamely mentionednamely oned onednamel namely namel from Jun June 1000 1000to to February February3last 3 3last 3ast last ast when she firs first heard of his alljance alljancewith alJJ1cewith aHJppcawith with another anotherthe anotherthe4imfeSsOr the 4 professor roteSfor and antlshe she bad hadbean badbeen badben bean fciends In the light of language languagesaid 1anguagesaid languagesaid said to have been used in a hundred or ormore ormore ormore more letters which her lawyers law ers say she shehas shehas shehas has in her possession amorous excerpts excerptsfrom excerptsfr excerptsfrom from fr whlch Ich have been allowed to escape escapetheir escapetheir escapetheir their hands the sentiment nt1ment of friendship friendshipn In i the professor would appear to have haveamounted hweamounted haveamounted amounted to a devotion of the exquisite exquisitevariety exquisitearlet1 exquisitevariety variety varietyWith varietyWith arlet1 arlet1With With these as her lawyers hold to give givesupport givesupport givesupport support to her assertion Miss 1IIasQuinn Quinn af affirms aCfir affirma firms fir that in September 1908 Prof Peok Peokproposed Peckproposed Peokproposed proposed to her and was accepted Not Notwithstanding Notwithstanding Notwithstanding withstanding which she alleges he went wentand wentand wentand and did Id that other thing in August of oflast otlast oflast last year yearA yearA oor oorA A perfect passion for variety arlat In sta stationery stationery stationery tionery would almost inevitably inev1tabl be at attributed attributed attributed tributed tp tD the writer of the batch of ofmissives otmlsBhes ofmissives missives mlsBhes so 5Q far made public Sometimes Sometimesthey Sometimestbey Sometimesthey they appear app ar on the elegant ele ant note of the theContinued theJ theContinued theContinued Continued on Page 3 Column 6 6SWELL 6MORE CONFESSIONSSWELL CONFESSIONS OOFESSJOSSELL SWELL BRIBE LIST Illinois Illiu is Governor Promises PromisesState ProlnisesState State Cleanup CleanupSpringfield CleanupSprlngfie1d Springfield IlL 111 June 2 2An An agreement agreementwith agreementwith agreementwith with Gov Deneen regarding his aid In Inthe Inthe Inthe the present present grand jury probe In Sanga SangaI Sangamon Sangamon I mon County Count and the unearthing of sen sensational sennational national evidence ei ence in connection with the legislative Jackpot were the main main de developments deelopmants doreiopments velopments today In the bribery probe probeFollowing probeFollowing probeFollowing Following the appearance of State Fish Commissioner Nat Cohen hen and Warron WarronE Caldwell here and a conference with wIthRepresentat1e withRepresentative Representative 1 Beckemeyer of Carlle States Attorney Burke admitted important Jackpot disclosures had been beenmade beenmade beenmade made madeBetween madeBetween madeBetween Between 13600 t1 3000 oo and 3500 is said to have I been collected to secure the defeat of the thelish fish bill byt from all accounts the money moneywas plone plonewas noneywas was sidetracked and instead of swelling the grand total of the jackpot the en tire amount was diverted to the pocket of ofa Ofa ofa a certain member of the legislature legislaturewhose legislaturewhose legislaturewhose whose name was given to States Attor Attorney Attorey ttor ttorney ney ney ey Burke today toda todaStates States Attorney Attorne Burke called upon Gov Deneen this afternoon and after an hours conference emerged smiling and andsaid andsaid andsaid said the governor had promised to aid in inevery inevery every possible way in the investigation investigationnow I now under way By here hereGov hereGO hereGov Gov GO Deneen late tonight made the fol powlng lowing statement regarding legislative legislativei leglslativecorruption i corruption corruptionThere corruptionThere corruptionThere There are 153 members in the Illinois house and fiftyone In the senate senate and it is apparent a very extensive organiza tion woud be necessary successfully succossfuU to carry out such a conspiracy against the public interests as has been shown to exist by the confessions already made The character of this organization org tnlzaUon arid and its leadership is indicated by tho fact that those who confessed were not sure as to the specific bills for which they re received ceived bribes bribesThe bribesThe bribesThe The investigation therefore thcr fore must go back of these men to the men who traf licked in legislation and the sources from which the brlbs money was derived The taint of guilt should be traced from the members who received the bribes to the persons or corporations corporationswho corporatlonswho corporationswho who gave them I 31 31JJO 50 to St Louis and andneturn Return June 3 4 5 and 6 Pennsylvania Railroad Tickets good to return until unt 1 Juno 19 See I ticket agents I I A JOLT FROM AFRICA I ESTRADA ELATED ELATEDOVER ELATEDOVER ELATEDOVER OVER ROUT OF FOE FOESiege FOESiege FOESiege Siege of Bluefields Cost Gen GenMadriz Genlladljz GeiiMadiiz400 Madriz Madiiz400 400 Killed KilledBlueflelds JilledBluefields KilledBlueflelds Blueflelds June 2 2The The government governmentforces governmentforces governmeniforces forces under Gen Lara Lam who were at attacking attacking attacking tacking Bluefields have been completely completelyrouted completelyrouted completelyrouted routed The revolutionists are highly highlyelated high highelated highlyelated elated and claim that the victor victory was wasgreater wasgreater wasgreater greater than the one at Recreo Gen GenEstradas GenEstradas GenEstradas Estradas losses lofS were six ix killed and fit fifteen fitteen Ofteen teen wounded wound while it Is estimated that thatthe thatthe thatthe the government lost 400 killed and many manywounded mnn mnnwounded manywounded wounded a number of whom have aban 1001doned the cause of the government Dvernment and andsignified their intention to support Gen GenEstrada Estrada American flag and which was seized by bythe byt bythe the government steamer Venus was re released rlease re1ease leased lease from Greytown Grey town but was seized seizedagain seizedagain seizedagain again today by government officials who whoare whoare Whoare are loading her with troops It is ex expected exected cxected pected ected that amaands moiandBt Gllmer of tho thoAmerican 1hoAmerIcaB thoAmerican American warship Paducah will take Im Immediate 1mmediate immediate mediate action to release the schooner schoonerGen schoonerGen schoonerGen Gen Irias has issued a decree that yes vessels yessels Ssels sels not cleared from foreign ports for forBluefields torBluefields forBlueflelds Bluefields prior to May 31 will be permit permitted permitted permitted ted to enter after the payment I of duties dutiesto dutiesto dutiesto to the Madriz officials who now control controlthe controlthe controlthe the customhouse at Bluefields Bluff BluffAfter BlutAfter BluffAfter After June 3 no vessel will be permitted permittedto I Ito to enter without his permission Coast Coastwise Coastwise Coastwise wise traffic is threatened by the decree decreeand decreeand decreeanj and it is probable that mining and agri agricultural cultural work in the PrInxapulc and RoGrande Rio RioGrande RhGrande I II Grande districts will have to be tempo temporarily temporarily rarily abandoned which will entail severe severelosses seVerElosses I I losses to American Amer1cairterests lrterests and to Im Importers Irnporters porters and exporters export rs at Bluefields The TheEstradan TheEstra ThEEstradan Estra Estradan an government will establish a acustoms acustoms Lcustoms customs house within the harbor harborThe harborThe harborThe The decision of the United States In this thismatter thismatter thirmatter matter Is anxiously awaited and It is be believed believed believed lieved that the ruling promulgated prom lgated by the thePMpAmerican I IPanAmerican PanAmerican congress at Rio Janeiro in inan Inan ii I Ian an identical Identl al case will be applied here hereThe hereThe hereThe The cruiser Dubuque with marines ar arrived arrhed arrived rived this morning morningMOITAT morningMOFFAT morningMOPPAT MOITAT SAYS 150 KILLED KILLEDBY KILLEDBY KILLEDBY BY THE ESTRADA FORCES FORCESThomas FOROESThomas FORCESThomas Thomas Moffat American consul nt at Bluenelds sent a report to the State De Department Department beartment partment artment yesterday confirming the press pressdispatches pressdispatches pres 3 3ispatches dispatches of the defeat of the Madriz Madrizforce lIiadrJz lIiadrJzorc09 Sorcbs force orc09 under Gen Lara LnraHis LaraHis LaraHis His dispatch was apparently delayed delay In Intransmission Is 1 1ransmission transmission Th The estimated casualties ca ualtles ualtlesI I he said were 150 killed 250 wounded and and3M 206 30 captured Gen Estrada leader of tho thorevolutionists thorevolutionists therevolutionists revolutionists Mr Moffat added was aid aidIng ateIIng aiding Ing the wounded woundedGen wounde woundeGen woundedGels Gen Lara was In full flight and the theremnants theremnants theremnants remnants of his army were said to be in ina Ina Ina a pitiable condition He has abandoned abandonedseveral abandonedseernl abandonedseveral several camps with a number of wounded woundedCASE woundedCASE woundedCASE CASE BEFORE KNOX KNOXState KNOXState State Department Asked to Find UndChUds FindOhilds FindChilds ChUds Slayer SlayerRepresentative SlayerRepresentative SlayerRepresentative Representative Sherlay erley of Kentucky Kentuckyhas KontucltYhas Kentuckyhas has asked the State Deportment to aid in inthe inthe Inthe the search for the person suspected of ofmurdering otmurdering ofmurdering murdering Alma Kollner in Louisville Louisvillewhose Louisvillewhose Louisvillewhose whose body bod was found recently recentlySecretary recimtI recimtISecretary recentlySecretary Secretary Knox IB anxious to lend his hisassistance hIsaulstanco assistance in ascertaining the where whereabouts whereabouts whereabouts abouts of the alleged oViImlnal criminal and It is isprobable isprobable Isprobable probable that a circulaV clrou1 will wtl1bo bo sent to toall toall toalt all American diplomatic consular officers officersasking officersasking I IaskIng asking that a lookout be maintained for forthe forthe I Ithe the suspect Foreign police officers will willalso Wlllalso willalso also be asked to assist assistCENTRAL assistOETRAL I iI i CENTRAL CANCELS CAOELS3OtJOOOO I 3000000 ORDERInjuu ORDER ORDERInjunction ORDERfijfl1lGtiOfl Injunction Injuu tion Suit Blamed fori foriHeads for iorRoads forRoads Roads Action ActionNew ActiollNew ActionNew New York June 2 IThe The New York Cen Central Cenira tral ira has decided to suspend susp nd a 5000000project 5000000 5000000project 50O00project project for improving Its system and has hasrequested hasrequested hasrequested requested the cancellation of a 3000000 3CO0000order 3000000order COOOOO COOOOOorder order for cars carsIn carsIn carsIn In making this announcement tonight tonightPresident tonIghtrosldent President rosldent Brown of the New York Cen Central Central Contral tral lines declared that his road was un unable unable unable able to go ahead with Its plans until untilthere untilthere untilthere there is some settlement of the suit filed filedby filedb filedby by the government because he believed belleedthat believedthat believedthat that the credit of American railroads had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen been almost totally destroyed by this thismove thismove move move against them themThe themThe themThe The damage to credit of railroads was wasthe wasthe wasthe the phase hnse of the situation which was wasemphasized wasemphasized as asemphasized emphasized by Mr Brown this evening evenin evenintor for this seemed to him to be the Import Important Important important ant result of broadest scope growing out outof outoC outof of the attitude of the administration administrationThe administrationThe administrationThe The credit of the railroads in this thiscountry thiscountry thiscountry country he said has already been so sobadly sobadly sobadly badly shattered by the ho attacks that have havebeen havebeen havebeen been made upon them during the past six sixmonths sixmonths sixmonths months in Washington that I believe Mt Mthas 1thas It Ithas has been almost actually destroyed by bythis bythis bythis this action It will ill be almost impossible impossibleIn In my opinion for any railroad to secure securea a loan either here or abroad 1 PROTECT THE GOVERNMENT CLERKS CLERKSEmployes CLERKSEmployes CLERKSEmployes Employes in the the classified service service of the government who whohave whoh whohave have ve rendered faithful and efficient service serviceare are deserving of ofevery ofevery ofevery every possible consideration consid tion It is unjustifiable to take their theirmeans tlieirmeans theirmeans means of livelihood away from them even with a months monthsnotice monthsnotice monthsnotice notice unless a governmental emergency exists There is no nosuch nosuch nosuch such emergency etn rgency today They are entitled to less harsh treat treatment treatment treatment ment Big corporations do not deal with their veteran em employes employes employcs ployes in any such way Public opinion while heartily in sym sympathy sympathy sympathy pathy with governmental governmental retrenchment retrenchrhentand retrench icnt and economical admin administration ad administratioii in inistratiol1 istration istratioii does doesnot not look with favor upon a policy which brings bringsdistress bringsdistress bringsdistress distress to a abody body of faithful men and women women many of them themadvanced themadvan themadvanced advanced advan ed in years who have done their work well complied compliedwith compliedwith compliedwith with all the rules and regulations of the service rvice and felt lt a aproper aproper aproper proper sense of security in their places A moral compact at atleast atleast atleast least exists ts between tween the government and employes in the classified clas classified classifled sified service which should not be lightly lightl broken brokenA brokenA brokenA A system of a centurys growth cannot be corrected correctedin in a aday aday aday day or a year eaIwithoutentailing without entailing unwarranted injury to count countless countless countless less deserving people peopleCongress peopleCongress peopleCongress Congress can provide relief eliefJ or at least safeguard the thefuture thefuture thefuture future by creating a contributory contrib tory retirement fund at the thepresent thepresent thepresent present Cession session Meanwhile it would be only l1Iy the part of ofsimple ofsimple ofsimple simple justice by the government to suspend spenddisIiJ dismissals ssals until untila a needed retirement law equitable and and nd unburdensbme unburdens me in its itsprovisions itsprovisions itsprovisions provisions shall have become operative JJl2 125 lJ Baltimore 1tfmorc and Return Baltimore Ohio i Every Saturday and Sunday Sunda Alf Atitralns trains both ways both days excent Royal toya1 Llm Uel lied i 9125 12 l2l to Baltimore nnd Return Saturdays and Sundays via vIaPennsyva Pennsylva ala Railroad Tickets good returning un tlj tI Sunday night AH regulartrains ex cept the Congressional Limited L1mltegu Ijntte Ijnttet WRIGHT RIQllT BIPLANE BIPLANEDOUBLES BIPLANEDOUBLES BIPLEDOUBLES DOUBLES CHANNEL CHANNELi CHANNELLondoner CHANNELLondoner CIIAELLondoner i Londoner Sails Both Ways WaysI WaysVitllout i I Without Stopping Stoppingi oppiiig oppiiigLondon i London June 2 2StrUng Starting at 6SO this thisevening thisevening thhevening evening in a French built Wright biplane biplanethe biplanethe biplanethe the Hon Charles Stewart Rolls automo automobillst automobilist automobillet billet cyclist and aviator started start from fromDover tDover Dover to cross the English Channel and andreturn andreturn snc I Ireturn return to England without a stop Fly Flyng ing I ng at height of about SCO feet he cross crossed crossed crossed ed the channel and passed over Sangatte Sangattethe Sangattethe the little village Illage outside of Calais from fromwhich tromwhloh 1 which Blerlot and De Lesseps started on ontheir ontheir os ostheir 1 their transchannel flights He dropped droppeda I Ia a message to which red white and blue blueribbons bluerIbbons biw I Iribbons ribbons were attached which hleh read readGreeting readGreeting readGreeting Greeting to the Aero Club of France Franoedropped Francedropped dropped from a Wright aeroplane cross croasing CroR CroRtrom crossIng ing from England to France Vive lEn 1Entante lEntante lEntante tante Rolls RoJlsIn RollsIn In returning Rolls Roli parsed S8d over the tb Blerlot memorial which consists pnsIs of ofrepre a arepresentation Lrepresenthtion representation repre enthtlon of an ad aeroplane roJlane set in the theground tin Sground ground at the spot wjiere iiere Blerlot landed lande I in England took a few sweeps Bweep round and ani i landed ninety nlnet minutes after starting on rn I his trip tripMr tripMr Mr tIre Rolls machine was built by Short ShortBrothersl tBrothers1 Brothers a British firm under the Wright Wrightpatent Wrightvat tpotent patent vat nt with 1th a rear plane Invented by ir irMr Mr Rolls It was fitted with a a Wright Wrightmotor rrlght rrlghtmotor tmotor motor motorMr motorMr motorMr Mr Rolls says ha flew at an average ayeragfheight averag height of a thousand feet until he reach reached reachedSangatte reached ed edSangatte Sangatte when he dropped to Sft feet feetThen feet feetThen Then he rose again to 1000 feet on his hisreturn hisreturn lii Sreturn return The Th weather on the trip to toFrance ti 0 France was very ery clear but was some somewhat somewhnt somewhat what hay on the return Sir Rolls had hadto ha I Ito to make his course by the sun as De DeLesseps DeLcSBCpS CLessops Lesseps lId on May Ma 21 Although it was wascalm wascalm wa Scalm calm below Mr Rolls found a strong strongwind strongwind stron zwind wind above which caused him to deviate from a straight course He carried four fourlarge fourlarge lou rlarge large bags of compressed air In case of ofhis orhis 0 I Ihis his falling into the channel channelAviator channelAlator channelAviator Aviator Killed In Budapest BudapestBudapest BudapestBUdapest BudapestBudapest Budapest June June2Zoslly 2 2Zosily Zoslly the Hunga Hungarian HungarIan Hunganan rian nan who ho won a big aviation prize yen yeetcrday yenterday etcrda tcrday tcrda was killed while attempting a aflight aflisht a aflight flight today toda His aeroplane was 3 smashed smashedAVIATOK smashedAVIATOR i iAVIATOR AVIATOR SALMONS PLANE PLANEWRECKED PLANEWRECKED PLANEWPECKED WRECKED IN CENTRAL PARK PAHKNew PARKNew PARKNew New York June 1 2Clifford Clifford Harmon Harmonthe Harmonthe I Ithe the aviator flew from Hempstead Plains Plainsthis Plainsthis Plain Sthis this afternoon and In Central Park many manymiles manymiles man Vmiles miles away met met with an accident from fromwhich rom romwhich ci ciwhich which fortunately he escaped unhurt unhurtIns unhurtIts 111 Ins Its machine was wrecked He landed In Inditch Inditch 1 a aa a ditch and broke a propeller and three thre struts of his machine Before the acci accident acddent aceldent dent several hundred New Yorkersjs York8r Yorkersaaw Yorkersaawan JiflW JiflWan wan an aeroplane aArop ane race at Hempstead Plains PlainsCharles PlainsCharles PlainsCharles Charles Hamilton and Capt Thomas ThomasBaldwin ThomasBaldnIn ThomasBaldwin Baldwin were the th contestants contestantsCapt contestantsCapt contestantsCapt Capt Baldwin circled the course twice twiceIn twiceIn twiceIn In a few minutes Hamilton hauled out outhis outhis Outhis his flier mounted the seat and darted to toa toa a a height of fifty fift feet after a short run runover runover over the ground groundBy groundBy By this time Harmon had his machine machineon machineon machineon on the field He Remade made a a sweep of the thecourse thecourse thecourse course and had started on the second secondround secondround secondround round when Hamilton started In pursuit pursuitThe pursuitThe The speedy little flyer gradually gained gainedground gainedground ground and was soon flying directly over overHarmon overHarmon Harmon It was an even race for or a around around around round when Hamilton suddenly shot past pastHannon pastHarmon Harmon HarmonCapt HannonCapt HarmonCapt Capt Baldwin Joined in the race and andthe the three thre machines at one time were werafirIng wereflying flying one above the other Hamilton Hamiltondroe Hamiltondrove drove his hi aeroplane as high as 600 feet feetHarmon Harmon got up about 200 O0 feet and Bald BaldwIn Baldwin i iwin win 40 or 50 feet In one of his flights flightsHamilton flightsHamilton Hamilton dived down within 6 feet of a aman aman aman man who did some lively scurrying but looked around to see the aviator dart dartskyward dartsltoward dartskyward skyward again and continue his flight nIghtIn flightIn In making a landing Capt Baldwin al almost almost most ran Into a woman who ducked and andDoIowed andallowed allowed the th machine to pass pWsover over her herRICH rRICH rRICH RICH CUBAN CTJBANDIES DIES A SUICIDE SUICIDEStrangles SUICIDEStranglcs SUICIDEStrangles Strangles Himself at Mnldoona MnldoonaWhite Jluldoon JluldoonV1tlte 31uldoennWhite White V1tlte PhtlnNSanatorlum PhtlnNSanatorlumtIQU Plains Sanatorium SanatoriumMount SanatoriumMOult Mount tIQU Vernon June 2Taklng a asilken asllIten asilken silken conj COT from his pajamas and tying tyingit tyingIt it around his neck until he strangled to todeath todeath todeath death Jose Circilo DIrlvas It a member of ofa ofa a prominent Cuban family committed committedsuicide committedsuicide committedsuicide suicide yesterday afternoon at Muldcons Muldconssanatorium lIuld sIuldOnSsanatorium ons onssanatorium sanatorium on the outskirts of White WhitePlains WhitePl WhitePlains Plains Pl tns Coroner Amos Squire Squire said that thatDIrlvas thatDlrlvas thatDirivas DIrlvas after twisting the cord about abouthis abouthis abouthIs his throat had given it a peculiar twist twistwhich twIstwhich twistwhich which caused his death deathDlrivaa deathDlrlv8a deathDirivas Dlrivaa recently rec ntJy returned from Europe Europesuffering EuropButtering Europesuffering suffering from a nervous disease diseaser diseaseTodo diseaseToday Todo Today dny Is the he Last Dnr DRY Of Ofthe the clearance sale at the Sloan Gal ItrJ letlos JI 1407 st st when h60 en I lots ts numbered 401 401forfable to 1 606 IJU will be disposed ot Roonu CODl COUIortable forfable fortable atidaeata axd tJd seats provided providedI I TAFT AT HARRISBURG HARRISBURGGreeted HARRISBURGGreeted flARRISBURGGreeted Greeted by Crowd on Way to Speak Speakat Speakat Speakat at Ada Ad Ohio OhioHarrisburg OhioHarrisburg OhioHarrisburg Harrisburg Pa 3rune une 2 2Presldent 2PresldentTattspent 2PresidentTaft President PresidentTaft Taft Tattspent spent 34 minutes In Harrisburg to tonight tonIght tonight night oh on his way to Ada Ohio where he heIB heIs heis Is to deliver another commencement ad address addrees address dress Over 1000 persons gathered about abouthis abouthis abouthis his car and the President made a a brief briefspeech brIefspeech briefspeech speech thanking the people for coming to tosee toseehlm toseebim see seehlm 3iim He shook hands with a number numberof numberochfdren of ochfdren children who were pushed through the thecrowd thecrovd thecrowd crowd by their parents to greet him himThe himThe himThe The President at Bryn Mawr Pa to today today today day spoke at the graduating exercises of ofBryn otBryn ofBryn Bryn Mawr dwelling on the advantages advantagesof of higher education for women and the thestrides thestrldps thestrides strides it has made in the last fifty years yearsHis yearsHis yearsHis His daughter Miss Helen 1I lell Taft Is a pu pupil puptl pup11 pil at Bryn Mawr and In consequence consequenceshared consequenceshared consequenceshared shared some of the attention her distin distinguished distlaguished guished guished father received receivedI receivedFREEZING receivedFREEZING I FREEZING IN GRAIN BELT BELTSnowstorms BELTSnowetorma BELTSnowtorms Snowstorms and Cold Cover Vast VastJtorliTrc Va VastNorthwest tNorU1weat JtorliTrc Northwest NorU1weatloIlpnetpoli NorthwestMipneapols tMlpheapolfa Mlpheapolfa loIlpnetpoli June 2 2Thlrteen Thirteen weather weatherstations weatherstations weatherstations stations In the corn and wheat belt of ofMinnesota atMinnesota ofMinnesota Minnesota and North Dakota today re reported reported reported ported temperatures at or below freezing freezingwhile freezingwhHe freezingwhile while a a snowstorm and freezing weather weatherwere weatherwere weatherwere were on tap in Canada CanadaCampbell CanadaI CanadaCampbell Campbell Minn reports a a heavy heaVy frost frostDevils trostDevIls frostDevils I Devils Lake Dak a light frost and andlight andlight andlight light frosts were also felt at Moorehead Mooreheadand Mooreheadand Mooreheadand and Aberdeen IFIVE FIVE MILLION IbLIO SUIT SUITAGAINST SUITAGAINST SUITAGAINST AGAINST BROKERS BROKERSConspiracy BROKERSConspiracy BROKERSConspiracy Conspiracy Charged to New NewYork NewYark NewYork York Exchange ExchangeDEFENDANTS ExchangeDEFE1TDANTS ExdilaugeDEFENDANTS DEFENDANTS NUMBER 1100 1100Bank 1100Bank Bank Note Company Alleges that thatPresident thatrreliident President Ransome Thomas and anilMember anlllU andMembers Member lU mber of Association Violated ViolatedLaw ViolatedLaw loIatedLaw Law by Maintaining a Bond BondTrust BondTrust BondTrust Trust Which Damaged Baiiness BaiinessNew BtulneuNew New York June 2 2The The New York YorkBank YorkBank Bank Note Company today breught suit suitin BultIn in I the United States Circuit Court against againstRansoma agaInstRansome againstRansoms Ransoms Thomas president of the theNew theNew theNew New York Stock Exchange and against againstthe againstthe againstthe the 11CO members of 0 the th exchange for fordamages fordamages fordamages damages in the sum of 5000000 Tho Thocomplainant Thocomplainant complainant avers that it has been In Injured Injured jured in its I good name and reputation to tothat totl1at that amount amountThe amountT amountThe The bill of complaint contains thirty thirtyseven thlrtyseven seven allegations the fourth reading AS ASfollows asfollows ts tsfollows I follows followsThat followsThat followsThat That the individual defendants failing failingt to incorporate such association so that it itmjght ItmJght II IInijght mjght be subject to legislative and judi judicial judicial judidat cial control have unlawfully compelled compelledinterstate compelledInterstate compelledInterstate interstate railroad companies and large largeIndustrial largeIndustrIal larg Industrial corporations In the United UnitedStates CnltedStates i States by reason of their commercial commercialnecessities commercialneceultfes I necessities to have their theirstock stock and bond bondIssues bondIssues I Issues engraved only by the defendant defendantAmerican defendantAmerican American Bank Note Company and its itssubsidiary Itssubsidiary it itsubsidiary I subsidiary and allied a1U companies It has hasthereby hasthereb haithereby thereby thereb permitted and caused iheforma iheformation thefonhition thefortha theforthation tion of a stock and bond engraving trust trustwhich trust trustwbich trustwhich which substantially controls such busi business busiDess business ness in the th United States and dictates ex exorbitant exorBItant exorhitant orbitant prices for for its work to the per personal pers0l111 personal sonal aggrandizement of the defendant defendantbank defendantbank defendantbank bank note company and the Individual de defendants defendants defendants fendants who are stockholders or Influ Influential infiuenUal influential ential therein thereinSherman thereinSh thereinSherman Sherman Sh rmnn Law Violated ViolatedThe ViolatedThA Iolated IolatedThA ThA suit Is an action for conspiracy un under under undot der the common law but Cass Apfelcounsel Apfel Apfe1CGunsel Aptelcounsel counsel for the banknote company de declare declare dodare clare dare that the complaint describes viola violations violations Iola Iolationa tions of the provisions of the Sherman ShermanAntiTrust ShermanAntiTrust SherrnaAntiTrust AntiTrust act actAfter aclACter After devoting many pages to the names namesof nameof of the defendants who include Pier Pierpont Pierpent pont Morgan jr John Rockefeller RockefellerWilliam RockefellerWilliam RockefellerWilliam William Rockefeller George Baker Bakerjr Bakerjr jr August Belmont Henry Clews Robert RobertP Doremus Stuyvesant Fish Jr George GeorgeJ GeorgGould a Gould and his brothers Edwin Frank Frankand Frankand and Howard Edwin Hawley I Clarence ClarenceJones ClarenceJones ClarencJones Jones Philip Lydig dig James A Patten PattenAllan PattenAUan Allan A Ryan Mortimer 1 Schiff Grant GrantB GrantB Gran GranB Schley Schle Suffern Taller Harry Con Content Content tent Ernest Thalmann Jacob Field and andmany andmftn am ammany 2 many mftn others not as well known the complaint com complalnt cornplaint plaint charges chargesRaining chargesRuinlug chargesRuining Raining Business Bu lneu Charged ChargedThat ChargedThat ChargedThat That the Individual Individual defendants defenJ1ants in pur pursuance pursuance pursuance suance of unlawful purposeland with the theintent theintent thi thiintent intent and purpose of ruining this plain plaintiff plalntire plainand tiff and preventing it from carrying on onthe ontle ci cit1e the business of stock and bond engraving engravingand engravIngand and preventing It from competing with withthe withthe witlthe I the American Bank Note Company en entered entered entered tered Into and are now engaged in an un unlawful unlawful lawful conspiracy to prevent railroad and andother andother asic I other corporations which are or desire to ti ecome customers 01 tnis piamuir rrora rrorahaving from fromhaving tronhaving having stocks and bonds engraved by bythis bthis bthis this plaintiff under penalty of refusing refusingto rI to accept for listing such stock and bond bondissues bondissues bomS I issues and depriving said corporations corporationsand corporationsand and industries of the market maintained maintainedby maintainedby maintainecby I by such stock exchange exchangeThat exchangeThat exchangeThat That such unlawful oppression is ex exerted exerted cxerted erted by the individual defendants herein hereinthrough hereinthrough through their duly dul authorized agents the themembers themembers th members of the governing committee and andthe andthe an thd the stock list committee of the New York YorkStock YorcStock Yor YorStock It Stock Exchange for corrupt and unlaw unlawful unlawful unla unlaful ful motives without justification and In Inpursuance Inpursuance I Ipursuance pursuance of the conspiracy herein set setforth setforth se seS forth to deprive this plaintiff of Its Itsright Itsrlgllt it itIt right to engage in the business of stockand stock stockand stoc It and bond engraving nnd to perform such suchwork suchwork sue suework work for Its customers TWICE TRIES TO DIE DIEWidow DIEWidow DIEWidow Widow of Lieut Wold Who Sank Sankwith Sankwith Sankwith with Maine Lovelorn LovelornRichmond LovelornRichmond LovelornRichmond Richmond Va June 2 2Drlven Driven desperate despot despotate sper sperate ate over a rebuke from the man she sheloved sheloVed sheloved loved when he had hoped to arrange a areconciliation a aroooncHlation areconcilIation reconciliation with him Mrs Ellnore EllnoreWold EltnorWold ElinoreWold Wold a pretty woman whose husband husbandLieut husbandLteut husbandLieut Lieut Wold went went down with the Maine MaineIn Mdinein lne lneIn In Havana Harbor took ok sixteen grains of ofmorphine ofmorphine ofmorphine morphine shortly shortJ after midnight this thismorning thismorning thismorning morning in a second se Qnd attempt to end her herlife herUfe herlife life She was found lying on a bench In InCapitol 1nCSlltol InCapitol Capitol Park and was hurried to her herrooms herrooms herrooms rooms where her herJltewassaved lifewas saved by phy physicians ph phslcians physicians sicians siciansThe slciansThe siciansThe The woman yesterday resterd was vas rebuked by byher byhar byher her Ideal a business busln ss man mnn she shaMYS says and andprominent andIJromlnent andprominent prominent and tried to shoot herself but butwas butwas butwas was prevented At another visit y151 to him himhe himhe himhe he rebuked rebukedJ1er Jicr and she determIned to die dieBenutifnl dieI dieBeautiful Beautiful I Floral Dexlcns DeI DeslirnsBy 1I By Blackistone Priced low lo Hth and HPopular Hpopulor Hpopular Popular Excursion Baltimore Ohio June JuneLeavIng JuneLeaving i iLeaving Leaving Union Station S15 a JLOO to Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg ji35 135 i to Berkeley Springs and 5200 200 to Cum borland and return by special train re turning same day da Splendid opportunity for 11 a delightful outing outln chean 1 TEN TENTHOUSANDSEE THOU ND 5 5GENTH GENTH CENTRALBQYSIN CENTRALBQYSINCompany WIN WINComp Company Comp l1Y A Takes Eonorsin EonorsinAnnul Hono Honors tsin tsinAnnual in inAnnual Annual Drill DrillSecretary DrillDIOirNSOW DrillDiorNsoiIviis DIOirNSOW DiorNsoiIviis GIVES FJ FLAG FLAGSecretary GSecreta Secretary Secreta yof of War ar CongratulatsYouthful COl1gratn Congratulats Congratula4YOuthful sY Youthful onthfnl Captain CaptainAmid CaptainAmid CaptainAndd Amid Plaudits of Vast Throng at atAmerican atAmerIcan alAmerican American League Park Victorious VlctorloatfCadets VlctorlouCadetUarch VictoriousCadets Cadets CadetUarch March Iarch Before Army Arm Officer OfficerIn OfficersIn In Reviewing Stand tand and Receive ReceiveAward ReceiveAward ReceiveAward Award Spectacular Regimental RegimentalParade Re lmentQ1 lmentQ1Parade Parade Concludes Con lude Contest Ten thousand enthusiastic spec spectators spectators specators tators cheered wildly when Capt CaptWilliam CaptViIIiam CaptWilliam William Covell marched Company CompanyA A of the Central High School Ca Cadet Cadet Caet det et Battalion before Secretary of ofWar ofVar ofVar War Var Dickinson and received the thewinners thewinners thewinners winners trophies in the annual annualcompetitive annualcompetitive annualcompetitive competitive drill at American AmericanLeague AmericanLeague AmericanLeague League Park yesterday afternoon afternoonIt It was a crowning triumph for fora fora formost a most successful year at Central Centralanl Centraland Centralnd and a nd students of that school went wentwild wentwild wentwjld wild with joySALUTES joy joySALUTES joySALUTES SALUTES DIGKIXSOX DIGKIXSOXAmid DIOKISSONAmid DIOICINSONAmid Amid the deafening plaudits of the vast vastthrong tr throng Capt Covell stepped st pped before the thereviewing therevIewIng theeviewing reviewing ti party saiuted Secretary Dick Dickinson DickInson DICknson inson i nson and assumed the position of atten attention tten ttentIoD tion ine Secretary S9cretaI Dickinson after a a brief briefcongratulatory briefcongratulatory briefongratulatory congratulatory speech presented the thayouthful the3outhtul theouthful youthful captain the company flag and andGen andGen andGen Gen Tasker Eo HUes A decorated decoratedhim decoratedhim 1ecoratedhim him with the Allison Nailor medal medalMarching medalMarching medalI5tching Marching off ot the field with the colors colorsfloating colorsfloating colorsfloating floating proudly tro frojn the rifle of the first firstsergeant fir firstergeant tsergeant sergeant Capt Covell and his company companywere companywere companywere were overwhelmed with the congratula congratulations congratulations congratulaion tions ion of admiring relatives schoolmates schoolmatesand schoolmate3and schoolmatesand and friends Central boys and girls sang sangand sangand sanganddanced and anddanced danced for Joy pausing occasionally to unite In a cheer for each officer om er and andprivate andprivate andprivate private In the winning company companyFpllowing Following the spectacular regimental regimentalparade regimentalparade regimentsjparade parade at the conclusion of the drill the battalions were drawn up in company front formation awaiting the decision cislon of the fha Judges i A hush of expectancy fell fellupon fellupon fellupon upon the crowd as Adjt I Hough was wascalled wca wascalled called ca lled to the reviewing place by the offi officerJudg6s Omcerudg oiflcerudg cerJudg6s cerJudg6slCeepi cerudg sEeetps se lCeepi plI OroTruV Crow Guessing GaexslngrEvery QuesIngEvery GuessingEvery Every one knew Adjt Houghs mission missionas as he saluted sah ted tn tnj tao Judges and then faced facedthe tacedth facedthe the th companies Which way would ha lurn For an Instant he paused as If be bevere bewere na nawere were In a league to keep the crowd in insuspense Insuspense nsuspenso suspense Then en with the regulation mili military mlUta17 mliitary tary stride he made his way straight to tothe 10the tothe the First Battalion BattaUonranks Cranks Central ad admirers admirers admitera mirers guessed the rest resttVe reste restrVte tVe win was the shout from the theBlue theBlue theBlue Blue and White stands tand8 and a thousand banners fluttered In as many man hands handsWhen handshen handstThen When hen the adjutant gave Ma orders to toCapt toCapt toCapt Capt Covell the winner was known kn wn and andrepeated andrepeated andrepeated repeated cheers for Company Co pany A and Its Itsofficers Itsofflcers itsofficers officers went up from the Central stands standsWith sta standsWith ds dsWith With swinging stride the winning com company compan cornpany pany pan was brought down the field while whileCapt wbUttCapt whileCapt Capt Covell and his command smiled a asmile asmile asmile smile of contentment and appreciation appr clat1on From column of squids the winners were brought to attention in company front before the reviewing stand tand A snappy Halt brought renewed cheers from fromthe fromthe fromthe the stands and when the company com commander commander cornmander mander stepped up to receive the prizes prizesthe prizesthe prizesthe the applause waft deafening deafeningCapt deafeningCapt deafeningCapt Capt Covell Congratulated CongratulatedSecretary CongratulntedSecreta CongratulatedSecretary Secretary Secreta Dickinson congratulated Capt CaptCovell CaptCoveU CaptCovell Covell for the general excellence of his hiscompany hiscompany hiscompany company and gave him a bit of profes professional professional professlonal sional advice on the good that such Insti Institutions Institutions lashtutlons tutions as the HlgTTschool hlg schoOl cadets are to tothe tothe tothe the country countr The young officer received receivedthe receivedthe receivedthe the flag and medal bowed his thanks thanksand thanksnnd thanksand and returned to his company Central ntral came ringing from the thastands thestn1ds thestands stands as the color company and officers officersposed omaersposed officersfor posed for photographers and then march marched marched marched ed from the field tI It was the most suc successful successtul sueccssful cessful competitive drill yet held ld every everycompany everycompan everycompany company compan showing up excellently excellentlSo excellentlSocloSl So Soclossly Soclosely closely cloSl contested was the drill that Lieut LieutSchulz LtetSchulz 1 Schulz A one of the judges re remarked remarked remarked marked There was one company first OretContinued firstConlinued Continued on Page 4 Column Colum ColumSPREGKELS ColumnO ColumnOSPREOKELS BSPEECKELS SPEECKELS ASSAILS TAP TAPSnn TAFT TAFTSnn TAFTSan Snn Francisco Francl co Graft Fighter Says SaysTrusts SaTSTrutta SaysTrusts Trusts Control ControlChicago ControlChicago ControlChicago Chicago June 2 2Blg Big business Is en enthroned enthroned enthroned throned at Washington the thespecfallnt special inter interests Intereats rests ests now conduct the affairs of the pea peole peepie pie le This hls was the nucleus of a denunciation denunciationofth denunolationotth denunciationottl ofth Taft administration voiced olceiI today todayby todayb todayby by ii Rudolph dolph Spreckels millionaire tnlilionalrp2 graft graftfighter sraitfight graftfighter fighter fight of San Francisco befoeveavlng befoM eaving Chicago for New ew York on his mission to toorganize toorganize toorganize organize a nationwide naUonwi fight againstgrafting Against Againstgrafting Dgainst Dgainstgrafting grafting by officeholders and legislators legislatorsThat logisl legidlatorsThat tor torThat That the country has been fooled and andbetrayed andbetra andbetrayed betrayed betra ed by the powers that be at Wash Washington Washington Wahington ington was the declaration of Mr MrSpreckels MrSpreckels rr rrSpreckels Spreckels Spreckelsi SpreckelsDREAKS SpreckelsBREAKS i BREAKS RIB PLAYING POLO POLOAusnst POLOAugust OLO OLOAuuJit August Belmont Injured When hen His HisPony HIsPonT liiiPony Pony Falls on Him HimHempstead HlmHempstead HimHempatead Hempstead I June 2 2August August Bei BeiXIVHL Belmont Bel Belmont XIVHL mont who nnv was ao a member 4v Mwut pt i the mo polo po1nclub poloclub JJU1 JJU1club club which introduced the game Into IntoAmerica intoAmerIca intoAmerica America this afternoon at the Meadow Meadowbrook lIeadowbrool Ieadowbrook brook Club got a broken 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