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TUESDAY OCTOBER 25 1910 12 THE WASHINGTON HERALD F The Mans Official Weather ReportCloudy I Store LOOK AROUND- You owe it to yourself to look around before you buy clothes andY see whos giving you the best mens wear in Washington at the lowest cost Look at our 1375 Fall Over coats at our 1675 and 2875 Fall Suits at our 190 and 229 Der bies and Soft leave it to you if theyre not the best values in Washington Moneys Worth or Money Back D J Kaufman 10057 Pa Ave EASY PAYMENTS t vfrL BEAUTIFUL TEETH Will be yours if youll consult Dr WHITE the painless dentist and his corps of cUlclent assistants My painless methods relieve the of all worry my prices are mnst mo J rat and my easy payment plan has no equal Consult me today m ANCHOR SUCTION TEETH They Never Slip or Drop EXAMINED FREE Gold Crowns Bridge work 3 and 5 Fillings 50c EASY TERMS TO ALL DR WHITE PAINLESS DENTIST Drs Smith and Frelot 407 7th St N W Opposite Wf lworth 5c and lOc Store Sundays io A M to 1 P M Open Evenings intil s TcUphone Main 19 The Vixen Gas Heater The most perfect Gas Heater- on the market We carry a full line of gas stoves and heaters of all from 50c up We make a specialty of stove and furnace repairs A phone order will bring one of our expert repair- men to your house S S SHEDD BRO CO Plumbing Heating Tinning nnd Electric Fixture REMODELING A SPECIALTY Gna Logs anti elaborate of Andlronw and Fireplace Good Phone M 314 432 9th St N W GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY ODORLESS A new departure in gas heating Burns 85 air 15 Costs to operate V2 cents per hour 8S- SH K 314 9th St ft W Money to Loan Diamond and Jewelry BARGAINS AT RETAIL your Hatswell 5 a Set YOURTEETH 4 oClock I D D D o o 0 D 0 IYJo 0 IIo 0 00 D U g g o U RJ N o U D Ii D D 0 D D kindspriced GUll FULTON Eitnblfshed 1870 Vatche J P- MfCNO SUCTIO gas U U wW Efl 1 f ¬ ¬ > + John B Lamer Chosen Chair man by Trnstees H B F MACFABLANB RESIGNS Dr Gnllandct Unable io Continue on Account of 111 Health lUclmrd Cobb Named na Secretary and Chnrlen AV Holme na Treainrer A 3 WorthIngton Still At a meeting of the board of trustees- or George Washington University held yesterday afternoon John B Lamer was elected chairman of the board and D Hoover vice chairman Richard Cobb was elected secretary of tho uni- versity Charles W Holmes treasurer and the American Audit Company au- ditor Henry B F Macfarland who has been chairman of the board for the past three years withdrew his name for reelection on account of pressure of professional work Dr Edward M Gallaudet who has been vice chairman was unable to act longer on account of HI health Both remain members of the board of trustees The counsel of the university Is A S Worthington Executive Committee The executive committee Is as follows Charles H Stockton the acting president of the university Alpheua H Snow chairman William J Flather William D Hoover John B Larner William H Singleton and Archibald Hopkins The following is Mr Macfarlands let- ter withdrawing from the chairmanship of the board of trustees October 22 19 To the Board of Trustees of George Washington University G ntnnen The time rome when I BUst be relieved from the exacting duties of chairman of beard of trustees and therefore I bs that my shall not be for reeltctlM Ever riaee Mr AV yn MacVeash rwtfiutJ HOT I hate served aa chairman and when I retired from the Oommiuioaenhip to enter a law partnership last January I felt that I ought to bo ttli v d but I mi in d as hairmn txcauM of the altos Use of the university Now that the reorrauizatimi at its affairs by the board includlnc the eatlkftctery adjustment of it finances made possible by the asIa of the jwoperty at Fifteenth and II street as ordered by the board two shears ago has been practlealiy oompfeted so that the nnirerrity is freed from the haraperins 450000 mortspigB debt incurred crier to 1905 aa a well- a from its floating debt with Mideflt property remaining to amply meet endowment oblfsptlom and the academic year has opened with an iacreased registration of etudents without any lowering of standards I believe that I can honorably retire from the chairmanship as ay professional ensagtmoots require me to do I shall of course cenUnne as member of the board to do ererythlrg in my power to advance the Interests of the university and wpedally to secure additional subaerlpttom for maintenance and for permanent endowment aad alto the aprrofirittions which I beHevo should bo given to the District of Colnmbia the Merrill ads If the attempts of the trustees in the swat to euro Mach rennoment support for the university had been as eucceseful as they were earnest It would bATe escaped the financial diOculties which hare enaVarraMed it but without Mach permanent support It cannot avoid such difficulties or attain permanent Eitceeaa No college eaa or shmld be maintained by tuition fees Our faith that Mteh a university is needed at the National Capital and deserves such support u 10 given other universities which has sustained us through these trying yeare in efforts to maintain high standards of work and obtain per- manent revenues will I believe be juatifled by the future Every patriotic citizen should feel Ute ap- peal of such a university bearing name of the founder of the republic in the Capital whtah be established The selfsacrifice of members of our faculties In order that the university might do Its work this y r has ret a noble example to us all Very respectfully yours HENRY B P MACFARLAND HUNTER FINDS BODY Frederick M Stewart Drowned liT Sinking of Bateau While gunning for ducks on the mud opposite the plant ot the FirthSter ling Steel Company yesterday morning William Burdine Jr of 7W D street northwest discovered the body of Fred- erick M Stewart twentythree years old of 617 Virginia avenue southeast who was drowned by tho sinking of a bateau over loaded with pig Iron in the storm Wed- nesday when Richard Lngley and Alexander Coghill also met their death Tho bodies of Langley and Coghill were found Friday morning the discovery be ing the first knowledge received by the police of the tragedy The three men hired the bateau loaded it with iron and started to take it to Alexandria The water was so rough opposite Giecboro Point that the boat filled and sank It Is supposed Stewart started to swim across the river but became exhausted and gave up the struggle after going few hun- dred yards ESTABLISHED CICHT YEARS WILSON MAYERS Manufacturers 1227 and 1229 G Street You Should See This FurnitureSele- cted Sample Pieces Direct from Manu- facturers To Be Sold BY AUCTION Wednesday Morning October 26 Commencing promptly 1030 oclock provided Unusually handsome new furniture for every room in the home You can not only effect a great saving In price on your purchases here but you will get a superior character of furniture besides Every article is new and perfect and must otherwise- be personally represent- it to you If you need anything for your home you would do well to look through our rooms be fore purchasing elsewhere- A deposit will reserve any purchase for later removal Personal and courteous at tention Wilson Mayers Manufacturers Auctioneers 1227 and 1229 G St GW COlin Bel Will- Iam his the name coo lHred I critical a under the flats a ral I aswe UBOARD ELECTS re flight I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ POLICE QUIT SEARCH aiyntery of Sealed Tin Box Re Kurded as Hoax Investigation of the mystery un- earthed by Howard Dunn of Congress Heights who while walking on the Vir- ginia shore of the Potomac River Sun- day afternoon found a sealed tin box containing a note telling of the hiding place of 5000 in gold and hinting at murder has been abandoned by the po- lice Dunn who I a son of W B Dunn of the Capitol police took the box home and opened it Tho note read If you will go to my house in the cottar to the right you will find a post Take up the post dig down four feet and you will find a box containing 5000 In gold to go to the finder of this note My skeleton you will find In the river Find Dr Hammond Sherman street Atlanta Ga The police wired to the Atlanta police and received a telegram from Chief of Police Jette of Atlanta that there is no Dr Hammond in the city and that there Is no Sherman street there Tho police believe the note was written and put in tho box by a person fond of practical jokes SIR GRAY AS AN EXCONVICT Selfstyled Mexican Diplomat has a Long Record Corrcspondencebetween MaJ Sylvester and Inspector of Detectives Smith of lanchester England has practically es- tablished the tact that Sir Frederick Gray alias Senor Frederico Gray self styled diplomat and resident of Mexico CHty Is an exconvict with a long record Gray was arrested about ten days ago on a charge of swindling George A F Henderson an employe of the navy yard of 500 It Is cnarg d that Gray obtained to give Henderson a position as private secretary Gray posed as a wealthy mem- ber of tho diplomatic corps A message was received from the Man- chester official yesterday stating that Gray Is probably the Frederick Gray who sentenced at the Manchester assizes in 1802 for embezzlement and forgery and at the Manchester assizes in 1903 for bigamy and fraud and at the Manchester assizes In 1906 for forgery Inspector Smith also stated that Gray doea not represent Musgrave Co Ltd of Man- chester as the prisoner represented here A photogaph of Gray taken shortly after his arrest in Washington was last night sent to Manchester for the purpose of identification The description of Gray SB identical with that of the Gray of England RITES FOR CAPT PRATT Military Honors to Mark Burial of Former Officer Military honors will mark the burial of Capt Blectus A Pratt this afternoon In Arlington National Cemetery Services will be held at the residence 1423 Har- vard street northwest Capt Pratt died at his home after a brief illness He was seventyfour years old Born In Durham N Y he was graduated from Yale and at the outbreak of the war enlisted In the Union army He was one of the few men to receive Gettysburg valor medals Capt Pratt was a member of the John A Rawlings Post G A R and of tho Loyal Legion is survived by his wife formerly Mis Sarah L Nourso of this city MRS LOCKWOOD IS EIGHTY Vomnn Presidential Candidate Cel eltrates Anniversary Quietly Mrs Belva A Lockwood lawyer suf- fragist and twice a candidate for celebrated her eightieth birthday yesterday Mrs Lockwood was born at Royalton near Buffalo N Y October ISM After the death of her first husband Mrs Lockwood went to Gene see College and later taught school At George Washington University she took her first course in lectures without opposition but when it was learned that she Intended to study law It created a furor In the college She was informed that she was not desired as a student She was one of the leaders In the estab- lishing of the National Law School and here she studied and graduated EXHIBITION SCHOOL CHANGED Thomson HuIlilInRT to Replace Franklin for Show Purposes Superintendent of Public Schools A T Stuart yesterday announced that the Thomson School would hereafter be ue ed as an exhibition school in place of the Franklin The change Is made because the Thomson contains all departments from the kindergarten to the eighth grade while the Franklin has only the lower grades The assembly room In the basement will be used as a permanent exhibition and the exhibits will bo changed from time to time that the material may not grow stale Forest Fire Losses Heavy According to official statements of the Forest Bureau the losses In the Western forest fires In August amounted to 15 000000 There were 6000000000 feet of timber burned or between 1 and 2 per- cent of the total stand of national forest timber A rough estimate places the burned area at not less than 1250000 acres representing twelve years supply Libel Suit Withdrawn Llllle F Bruce and her husband Charles E Bruce yesterday withdrew their 525000 damage libel suit against W Ray Garrett vice president of a local Insurance com- pany the case having been settled The terms of the settlement were not made public Mrs Bruce In her suit alleged that Mr Garrett in a letter to Frederic- R Whippier had made charges against her of unbecoming conduct Masses for Mission Service Masses during the mission ervices at St Anns Church Wisconsin avenue this week will be at 615 and 915 oclock morning There will be a sermon every evening at 8 oclock During the mis- sion a Holy Name Society will be organ ized for the men and a sodality for the Dr GrImes Berth Dr Joseph R Grimes was yesterday appointed sanitary and food inspector for the health department to succeed Dr G H Grapp who has resigned The office 1000 a year LOCAL MENTION EXCURSIONS TODAY Korfolk and Washington Steamboat Companji- itftmers from foot of Seventh to Old Point Comfort and Norfolk 4ir at 615 D m Steamer Charles Maealester for Mount Vernon leases Seventh ttteet wharf at M a m ad 533- p m Cars from Fifteenth street and New York arenu emery quarter hour for Zoo Park Cheij Chase and Kensington Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway operates sixtythree limited trains each day between Washington and Ballmore leaving Fif- teenth st and New York aTe on the hour and halt hour Also hourly trains to Colonial Annapolis and the treat United States Natal Academy Cars from 15th H ate ne White Hou e Sta- tion every hour 6 a in to 12 p m to Jit- Olivet Lancdon Urentwood and Blfdensburg Prompt Carpet Service nt Gro na Order carpets from the Peter Grogan Sons Co before 1 oclock and they will be laid on your floors the day Insist om Getting Jno G Melnber s Bread every Your table should al ways have very Fresh at grocers f stating 1 the under the pretense that he was vas He 4 haUl every women Gets pays rut halt we best I money Presi- dent 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > j J j i j HOUSE HERRMANN Special BargainsI- N Small Size Many price reductions in our Rug and Carpet Department this will make it the busiest sec- tion in our store Not only are these small size rugs offered below regular prices but the sale includes Viltons Velvets Axminsters and all grades of Rugs and Carpets Rugs I week I r rrrrrN 1 r L2 0 I 0 ¬ 5300 Velvet Rugs 27x54 in S225- 630O Axrotantcr Rug 27xM In 81f 0- foOO Axiulnster Rug 30x72 In 350 1000 Imperial Mohair Bugs very heavy and In beautiful plain colornj 30x30 In fO75 9250 Heavy Reversible Smyrna Rugs 20 In wide 9185 I 300 Heavy Rexfrf lblc Smyrna Rugs 30 In 223- H r licnvy Reversible Smyrna Rugs 31 In wide 330- J7J50 Heavy Revernlllc Sm Tna ling 48 In wide ff30 Somali AAIKons Included at proportionally low prices vIde- O alan size When In Doubt Buy of House Herrmann Seventh and I Eye Sts N W C ABE SAYS I MARTIN Tipton Buds doctor has advised him t take a long rest as his wife has got neurasthenia Miss Tawney Apples niece wuz prematurely drowned yisterday while walkin in a canoe MILLION IN NUTMEG STATE Connecticut Shows Increase of 22 Per Cent In Decade The Census Bureau yesterday an- nounced the total population of the State of Connecticut as 1114756 in 110 as compared with DQS420 In 1900 a gain of 22 per cent Other announcements wore Quincy Ill 16 17 in 10 M3K in 1DOO West Terre Haute Ind 303 in 1110 and 661 in 1900 MILK HEARING CONTINTTES Chamber of Commerce Committee Will llolil Second Session Continuing the investigation ordered some time ago by the Chamber of Com merce the committee appointed by Provi- dent William F Cede will hold its second session this afternoon at 430 oclock in the Chamber rooms J Louis Wllllge Is chairman of the commitee and Thomas Grant secretary- It to expected that several producers will come to Washington this morning from their farms in Maryland and Vir ginia to testify before the committee and a lively Cession may be expected One of the especial points the commit- tee wishes to take up relates to the actual working of the tuberculin teat Legislation regarding this was enacted last year In Virginia and an appropria tion was made to reimburse the farmers for cattle killed by the State officials When before the committee in Its first session It was charged by A S Trundle that graft on the part of political parties had depleted the fund without aiding the dairymen and testimony in regard to this point will brought out In the meeting this afternoon A meeting of the milk producers of Maryland and Virginia will be held at U oclock this morning at 63 Louisiana ave- nue It will be an executive session and the socalled milk question especially- in its relations to the tuberculin test will be considered and a plan of action decid- ed upon Representative C C Carlln of Alex andria who recently appeared before the District Commissioners Is expected to at tend the meeting Sues Railway Company Mary S Faunce yesterday filed suit against the Washington Railway and Electric Company for recovery of 10000 damages alleging that on October 5 last while alighting from a car of he company at Ninth street and New York avenue she was thrown to the ground and seriously injured She says she was not given sufficient time to alight Freight Increases Suspended Advances In Western freight rates on grain and grain products were suspended yesterday until March 1 by the Inter state Commerce Commission pending an investigation Eightysix Western and Northwestern lines are Involved A spe- cial tariff filed by the Chicago and North western Railway which was to have be come effective November 1 was also sus pended ujitll March 1 be thee ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ INSURANCE AGENT Harry Yager Beaten Into In- sensibility and up by negro highwaymen in Douglas court night Hurry Yager- a collector for the Provident Life Company living at 427 G street northwest was beaten into Insensibility and robbed The negroes left him on the ground and fled but Yaggr regained his sense in a few mln utos and put the polka on trail Lied Harrison of UM Sixth precinct search at Sace With Po lieonwn Armstrong Kelly Montgomery and Stanley he searched Douglas court from end to end finally arresting two believed to have committed the boldup robbery occurred shortly after 6 oclock Yager went into the court to col- lect Insurance payments for his company He failed to obtain any money and start- ed to leave Douglas court is between Fourth Fifth G and H streets north west It II thought the highwaymen fol- lowed Yager for some time and bettered h carried a large amount of money A a matter of fact the collector had only J4 in silver Just as Yager was about to leave the court he received a stunning blow on the head and he toll to the ground unconscious The negroes hurriedly searched his pockets extracted the silver and fled The two won suspected of the robbery wore arrested in a short time They are Isaac Drown negro twentyseven year old and John Brice negro thirtyfive years old BUYS NEW RESIDENCE J L Jnmc on to Occupy Warder Street Home Kennedy Brothers the builders yostcr day sold the new house recently erected at 30SO Warder street to J L Jameson Tho sale WAS made through the real estate firm of N L Sansbory Company at a price approximating Jfjfe Mr Jameson will occupy the house as his residence Tho house contains eight rooms and two bath rooms and is lighted by alee trirlty and gas Hot water heat is used with hardwood trimming and parquet floors throughout A feature of the house- is a builtin refrigerator DISCUSS INTERIOR DESIGN Committee on XV w Pontofflce Will Submit Reports to Architects In preparation for completing the inte- rior design of the new city postoflice the committee appointed by Postmaster General Hitchcock met yesterday after- noon and considered the needs of each division In detail Their reports will be submitted to the architects D H Burn ham Co who will then to the final work on the plans The committee has In furtherence of Its work made triPs to New York Chi cago and Indianapolis where are sit- uated offices In the opinion of the de partment most fulfilling required needs and the results of investgations will also be submitted to the architects Property Sold As an investment Nathan Swift has purchased the premises at fl2 L street southwest The property Is improved by a twostory brick dwelling of six rooms and bath The lot has an eighteenfoot front with a depth of approximately eightyfive feet It is understood that In the neighborhood of 8500 paid for the property Willigc Gibbs Dan- iel and Theodore M Judd were the brokers Watch for a City at Randle Highlands Will Award Student Prizes Awards for theses and exhibits by students of Business High School In com- petition for the Gait Geography prizes or 100 will be made today The exhibits were Inspected yesterday by the commit tee headed by Mrs Ellon Spencer Mussey Absolute Divorce Mabel Do Kunow Read yesterday filed- a suit for absolute divorce from James M Read alleging desertion They were married In this city December 2S 1009 HELD UP BY NEGRO ES RobbedH- old last the Instituted a mono The northwest Southwest was j j two In- surance un- conscious proceed these Seeks ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ EYEACHES AND HEADACHES Go hand In hand the one producing the other Properly adjusted glasses relieve one or both Consult us as we are specialists In examining eyes FEAST OPTICAL CO N W Our Examination Guarantees Correct Lenses I will 1213F St t a BE WISER THAN MERELY WISE Save money by taking advantage of the opportunities we of jt fer Such prices cannot be elsewhere 5 lbs Granulated Sugar for 25o 3 1 lb 40c Tea kind for 23o S 1 lb of 50c Tea any kind 29o H 3 lb 100 Tea any kind for 49c Everybodys Coffee per lb 18c t Maracaibo Coffee per lb 2Qc I- J 1lb can Rockwoods Cocoa for 30c t- j H 1lb Rockwoods Chocolate for 30o g Marco Macaroni 3 packages for 25c 8 Insuperable Macaroni 4 packages of 25c ti ll Eagle Macaroni 5 packages for 25o t New Navy Beans per lb 5c H Choice Potatoes 15 lbs for 16c 100 Ibs for 107 S fj Choice Onions per lb 2c H 14 Ibs for 25c H Southern Leader Tomatoes per can 7c 0 Nanticoke Tomatoes per can 80 Sugar Corn per can 8c B- H Extra Sifted Peas per can lOc p H Large cans Asparagus 20c 25c size Gold Leaf Baking Powder jftr can 10c P loc size Folks Best Baked Beans per can TV c g Regina Cal Lemon Cling Peaches 2cans for 25c g H Jackson Brand Yellow Peaches per can 10c lOc cans Soup 7c 4 cans for 25o H Picnic Shoulders per lb m c jL tj- Mixed for 12c t 1 lb Ginger Root for preserving 9c g Jelly Dessert per pkg 5c H j Thin Lunch Crackers per lb 7c H- t 3 dozen boxes Safety Matches for S lOc Mothers Cleanser per box 6c H j Irish Mackerel 3 for lOc H Star of tie East Flour special price per bbl 550 H Per Kbbl sack 150 H 6lb trial sack 20c H- Jt The Gxpreaiiman Will Bring Your Order Large or Small for lOc J M T PVI PCt Um S mmu muutnmuumuuuui I I lit If I f I I li II f ii It c I n I I if glIb ground for I tt Iii it i H I ll t I l Pure Pepper lOc- i > < J 412 iili St S E S DM 11th St S E 12 Good Hope Road S E and G S W JJ 4h DOll II X E 3d S and Md Aye N E 11 71 h St K E 15th and G St X E I 4 SIr I Sir E 4 < ½ SEVENTEEN GROCERY STORES I I have the milk from several herds that have been tested with tuber culin by the Agricultural Department Will deliver the same to any part of the city for Ten Cents a Quart I do not claim superiority for this milk over my ordinary milk but- I am willing to accommo- date those who desire it SHARON DAIRY- C THOMPSON 324 B St S W effer Order Your Coal Now Nlaury Dove 1L Retail Wholesale Dont Wait Until Winter Actually Arrives Parle nORd N- mumUUUw ttum m umuumm OF Company Inc I C 0 A j 1405 W a d L I L JE ¬ ¬ = = = Attention- Here is some thing you have been waiting for the inexpen- sive v a c u u m bottle A VACO BOTTLE- will keep liquids hot 24 Ijours cold 72 hours Every bottle guaranteed by the manufac- turer give the same guar- antee HENRY ino 10GS F STREET N W Wholesale and Retail Druggist Every Shovelful of Coal That rome fn ra cur jiml nU the MHO hut that ou wiwM set from half of ordiuaiy o l liar vim a t n nr M and then mtc leg it ls l ml Turn com- fortably warms your howe ia HI the time- R J M C GRACE 4th A F Sts N E Phone Lincoln 233 1 I I I Ve EVA S e1 It and hoW S iUi L a and ¬ ¬ > 1420 7th St N 1714 14th St N AV- 143S P St N AV JJ 214 U St N AV 6th and II St N AV X J Ave and R St N AT t 3338 11 St V 852 Park Road N W r v E I N 2 The Most Refreshing Drink Made HEALTHFUL IXVIG ORATIXG- D R STANSBURY Furnaces Ranges Warm Air Heating and Ventilating Stove Metal Roofing K O V Off Ask r Phone M 19 13045 New York aye The Fnmo- naKSOORflAKER RYE ywn old IKS Order by phone Ilia TENNESSEE 100 Sottlr The Shoemaker Co mat E Street N W rrtibliibed IBt UttOM iltla IHSa Largest Morning Circulation ctef1 c nT- H I H H oI t- oS PENN Tee e f tto if o too te cNonUcflisolk10e I koot CAT t + ++ ++ + + +
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The MansOfficial Weather ReportCloudyI Store
LOOK AROUND-You owe it to yourself to lookaround before you buy clothesandY see whos giving you the bestmens wear in Washington at thelowest cost
Look at our 1375 Fall Overcoats at our 1675 and 2875 FallSuits at our 190 and 229 Derbies and Soft leave itto you if theyre not the best valuesin Washington
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H B F MACFABLANB RESIGNS
Dr Gnllandct Unable io Continueon Account of 111 Health lUclmrdCobb Named na Secretary andChnrlen AV Holme na TreainrerA 3 WorthIngton Still
At a meeting of the board of trustees-or George Washington University heldyesterday afternoon John B Lamer waselected chairman of the board and
D Hoover vice chairman RichardCobb was elected secretary of tho uni-
versity Charles W Holmes treasurerand the American Audit Company au-
ditorHenry B F Macfarland who has been
chairman of the board for the past threeyears withdrew his name for reelectionon account of pressure of professionalwork Dr Edward M Gallaudet whohas been vice chairman was unable toact longer on account of HI healthBoth remain members of the board oftrustees The counsel of the universityIs A S Worthington
Executive CommitteeThe executive committee Is as follows
Charles H Stockton the acting presidentof the university Alpheua H Snowchairman William J Flather WilliamD Hoover John B Larner William HSingleton and Archibald Hopkins
The following is Mr Macfarlands let-
ter withdrawing from the chairmanshipof the board of trustees
October 22 19
To the Board of Trustees of George WashingtonUniversity
G ntnnen The time rome when I BUst berelieved from the exacting duties of chairman ofbeard of trustees and therefore I bs that myshall not be for reeltctlM Ever riaeeMr AV yn MacVeash rwtfiutJ HOT I hateserved aa chairman and when I retired from theOommiuioaenhip to enter a law partnership lastJanuary I felt that I ought to bo ttli v d but I
mi in d as hairmn txcauM of the altosUse of the university
Now that the reorrauizatimi at its affairs by theboard includlnc the eatlkftctery adjustment of itfinances made possible by the asIa of the jwopertyat Fifteenth and II street as ordered by the boardtwo shears ago has been practlealiy oompfeted sothat the nnirerrity is freed from the haraperins450000 mortspigB debt incurred crier to 1905 aa
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a from its floating debt with Mideflt propertyremaining to amply meet endowment oblfsptlom andthe academic year has opened with an iacreasedregistration of etudents without any lowering ofstandards I believe that I can honorably retire fromthe chairmanship as ay professional ensagtmootsrequire me to do I shall of course cenUnne asmember of the board to do ererythlrg in my powerto advance the Interests of the university andwpedally to secure additional subaerlpttom formaintenance and for permanent endowment aad altothe aprrofirittions which I beHevo should bo givento the District of Colnmbia the Merrill ads
If the attempts of the trustees in the swat toeuro Mach rennoment support for the university hadbeen as eucceseful as they were earnest It wouldbATe escaped the financial diOculties which hareenaVarraMed it but without Mach permanent supportIt cannot avoid such difficulties or attain permanentEitceeaa No college eaa or shmld be maintained bytuition fees Our faith that Mteh a university isneeded at the National Capital and deserves suchsupport u 10 given other universities which hassustained us through these trying yeare in effortsto maintain high standards of work and obtain per-manent revenues will I believe be juatifled by thefuture Every patriotic citizen should feel Ute ap-peal of such a university bearing name of thefounder of the republic in the Capital whtah beestablished The selfsacrifice of members of ourfaculties In order that the university might do Itswork this y r has ret a noble example to us all
Very respectfully yoursHENRY B P MACFARLAND
HUNTER FINDS BODY
Frederick M Stewart Drowned liTSinking of Bateau
While gunning for ducks on the mudopposite the plant ot the FirthSter
ling Steel Company yesterday morningWilliam Burdine Jr of 7W D streetnorthwest discovered the body of Fred-erick M Stewart twentythree years oldof 617 Virginia avenue southeast who wasdrowned by tho sinking of a bateau overloaded with pig Iron in the storm Wed-nesday when Richard Lngley andAlexander Coghill also met their death
Tho bodies of Langley and Coghill werefound Friday morning the discovery being the first knowledge received by thepolice of the tragedy The three menhired the bateau loaded it with iron andstarted to take it to Alexandria Thewater was so rough opposite GiecboroPoint that the boat filled and sank It Issupposed Stewart started to swim acrossthe river but became exhausted and gaveup the struggle after going few hun-dred yards
ESTABLISHEDCICHT YEARS
WILSONMAYERSManufacturers
1227 and 1229G Street
You Should See This
FurnitureSele-cted Sample Pieces
Direct from Manu-facturers
To Be SoldBY AUCTION
Wednesday MorningOctober 26
Commencing promptly 1030oclock provided
Unusually handsome newfurniture for every room inthe home
You can not only effect agreat saving In price on yourpurchases here but you willget a superior character offurniture besides
Every article is new andperfect and must otherwise-be personally represent-it to you
If you need anything foryour home you would do wellto look through our rooms before purchasing elsewhere-
A deposit will reserve anypurchase for later removalPersonal and courteous attention
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aiyntery of Sealed Tin Box ReKurded as Hoax
Investigation of the mystery un-
earthed by Howard Dunn of CongressHeights who while walking on the Vir-ginia shore of the Potomac River Sun-day afternoon found a sealed tin boxcontaining a note telling of the hidingplace of 5000 in gold and hinting atmurder has been abandoned by the po-lice
Dunn who I a son of W B Dunn ofthe Capitol police took the box home andopened it Tho note read If you willgo to my house in the cottar to the rightyou will find a post Take up the postdig down four feet and you will find abox containing 5000 In gold to go to thefinder of this note My skeleton you willfind In the river Find Dr HammondSherman street Atlanta Ga
The police wired to the Atlanta policeand received a telegram from Chief ofPolice Jette of Atlanta thatthere is no Dr Hammond in the city andthat there Is no Sherman street thereTho police believe the note was writtenand put in tho box by a person fond ofpractical jokes
SIR GRAY AS AN EXCONVICT
Selfstyled Mexican Diplomat hasa Long Record
Corrcspondencebetween MaJ Sylvesterand Inspector of Detectives Smith oflanchester England has practically es-
tablished the tact that Sir FrederickGray alias Senor Frederico Gray selfstyled diplomat and resident of MexicoCHty Is an exconvict with a long record
Gray was arrested about ten days agoon a charge of swindling George A FHenderson an employe of the navy yardof 500 It Is cnarg d that Gray obtained
to give Henderson a position as privatesecretary Gray posed as a wealthy mem-ber of tho diplomatic corps
A message was received from the Man-chester official yesterday stating thatGray Is probably the Frederick Gray who
sentenced at the Manchester assizesin 1802 for embezzlement and forgery andat the Manchester assizes in 1903 forbigamy and fraud and at the Manchesterassizes In 1906 for forgery InspectorSmith also stated that Gray doea notrepresent Musgrave Co Ltd of Man-chester as the prisoner represented here
A photogaph of Gray taken shortlyafter his arrest in Washington was lastnight sent to Manchester for the purposeof identification The description of GraySB identical with that of the Gray ofEngland
RITES FOR CAPT PRATT
Military Honors to Mark Burial ofFormer Officer
Military honors will mark the burialof Capt Blectus A Pratt this afternoonIn Arlington National Cemetery Serviceswill be held at the residence 1423 Har-vard street northwest
Capt Pratt died at his home after abrief illness He was seventyfour yearsold Born In Durham N Y he wasgraduated from Yale and at the outbreakof the war enlisted In the Union armyHe was one of the few men to receiveGettysburg valor medals Capt Prattwas a member of the John A RawlingsPost G A R and of tho Loyal Legion
is survived by his wife formerlyMis Sarah L Nourso of this city
MRS LOCKWOOD IS EIGHTY
Vomnn Presidential Candidate Celeltrates Anniversary Quietly
Mrs Belva A Lockwood lawyer suf-fragist and twice a candidate for
celebrated her eightieth birthdayyesterday Mrs Lockwood was born atRoyalton near Buffalo N Y October
ISM After the death of her firsthusband Mrs Lockwood went to Genesee College and later taught school
At George Washington University shetook her first course in lectures withoutopposition but when it was learned thatshe Intended to study law It created afuror In the college She was informedthat she was not desired as a studentShe was one of the leaders In the estab-lishing of the National Law School andhere she studied and graduated
EXHIBITION SCHOOL CHANGED
Thomson HuIlilInRT to ReplaceFranklin for Show Purposes
Superintendent of Public Schools A TStuart yesterday announced that theThomson School would hereafter be ue edas an exhibition school in place of theFranklin
The change Is made because theThomson contains all departments fromthe kindergarten to the eighth gradewhile the Franklin has only the lowergrades
The assembly room In the basementwill be used as a permanent exhibition
and the exhibits will bo changedfrom time to time that the material maynot grow stale
Forest Fire Losses HeavyAccording to official statements of the
Forest Bureau the losses In the Westernforest fires In August amounted to 15
000000 There were 6000000000 feet oftimber burned or between 1 and 2 per-cent of the total stand of national foresttimber A rough estimate places theburned area at not less than 1250000acres representing twelve years supply
Libel Suit WithdrawnLlllle F Bruce and her husband Charles
E Bruce yesterday withdrew their 525000damage libel suit against W Ray Garrettvice president of a local Insurance com-pany the case having been settled Theterms of the settlement were not madepublic Mrs Bruce In her suit allegedthat Mr Garrett in a letter to Frederic-R Whippier had made charges againsther of unbecoming conduct
Masses for Mission ServiceMasses during the mission ervices at
St Anns Church Wisconsin avenue thisweek will be at 615 and 915 oclockmorning There will be a sermon everyevening at 8 oclock During the mis-sion a Holy Name Society will be organized for the men and a sodality for the
Dr GrImes BerthDr Joseph R Grimes was yesterday
appointed sanitary and food inspector forthe health department to succeed DrG H Grapp who has resigned Theoffice 1000 a year
LOCAL MENTION
EXCURSIONS TODAYKorfolk and Washington Steamboat Companji-
itftmers from foot of Seventh to Old PointComfort and Norfolk 4ir at 615 D m
Steamer Charles Maealester for Mount Vernonleases Seventh ttteet wharf at M a m ad 533-p m
Cars from Fifteenth street and New York arenuemery quarter hour for Zoo Park Cheij Chase andKensington
Washington Baltimore and Annapolis ElectricRailway operates sixtythree limited trains each daybetween Washington and Ballmore leaving Fif-teenth st and New York aTe on the hour and halthour Also hourly trains to Colonial Annapolis andthe treat United States Natal Academy
Cars from 15th H ate ne White Hou e Sta-tion every hour 6 a in to 12 p m to Jit-Olivet Lancdon Urentwood and Blfdensburg
Prompt Carpet Service nt Gro naOrder carpets from the Peter Grogan
Sons Co before 1 oclock and they willbe laid on your floors the day
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Miss Tawney Apples niece wuzprematurely drowned yisterdaywhile walkin in a canoe
MILLION IN NUTMEG STATE
Connecticut Shows Increase of 22Per Cent In Decade
The Census Bureau yesterday an-
nounced the total population of the Stateof Connecticut as 1114756 in 110 ascompared with DQS420 In 1900 a gain of22 per cent
Other announcements wore QuincyIll 16 17 in 10 M3K in 1DOO West TerreHaute Ind 303 in 1110 and 661 in 1900
MILK HEARING CONTINTTES
Chamber of Commerce CommitteeWill llolil Second Session
Continuing the investigation orderedsome time ago by the Chamber of Commerce the committee appointed by Provi-dent William F Cede will hold its secondsession this afternoon at 430 oclock inthe Chamber rooms J Louis Wllllge Ischairman of the commitee and ThomasGrant secretary-
It to expected that several producerswill come to Washington this morningfrom their farms in Maryland and Virginia to testify before the committee anda lively Cession may be expected
One of the especial points the commit-tee wishes to take up relates to theactual working of the tuberculin teatLegislation regarding this was enactedlast year In Virginia and an appropriation was made to reimburse the farmersfor cattle killed by the State officials
When before the committee in Its firstsession It was charged by A S Trundlethat graft on the part of political partieshad depleted the fund without aiding thedairymen and testimony in regard to thispoint will brought out In the meetingthis afternoon
A meeting of the milk producers ofMaryland and Virginia will be held at Uoclock this morning at 63 Louisiana ave-nue It will be an executive session andthe socalled milk question especially-in its relations to the tuberculin test willbe considered and a plan of action decid-ed upon
Representative C C Carlln of Alexandria who recently appeared before theDistrict Commissioners Is expected to attend the meeting
Sues Railway CompanyMary S Faunce yesterday filed suit
against the Washington Railway andElectric Company for recovery of
10000 damages alleging that on October5 last while alighting from a car of hecompany at Ninth street and New Yorkavenue she was thrown to the groundand seriously injured She says she wasnot given sufficient time to alight
Freight Increases SuspendedAdvances In Western freight rates on
grain and grain products were suspendedyesterday until March 1 by the Interstate Commerce Commission pending aninvestigation Eightysix Western andNorthwestern lines are Involved A spe-cial tariff filed by the Chicago and Northwestern Railway which was to have become effective November 1 was also suspended ujitll March 1
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up by negro highwaymen inDouglas court night Hurry Yager-a collector for the Provident Life
Company living at 427 G streetnorthwest was beaten into Insensibilityand robbed The negroes left him
on the ground and fled butYaggr regained his sense in a few mlnutos and put the polka on trail
Lied Harrison of UM Sixth precinctsearch at Sace With Po
lieonwn Armstrong Kelly Montgomeryand Stanley he searched Douglas courtfrom end to end finally arresting two
believed to have committed theboldup
robbery occurred shortly after 6oclock Yager went into the court to col-lect Insurance payments for his companyHe failed to obtain any money and start-ed to leave Douglas court is betweenFourth Fifth G and H streets northwest It II thought the highwaymen fol-lowed Yager for some time and betteredh carried a large amount of money
A a matter of fact the collectorhad only J4 in silver Just as Yagerwas about to leave the court he receiveda stunning blow on the head and he tollto the ground unconscious The negroeshurriedly searched his pockets extractedthe silver and fled
The two won suspected of the robberywore arrested in a short time They areIsaac Drown negro twentyseven yearold and John Brice negro thirtyfiveyears old
BUYS NEW RESIDENCE
J L Jnmc on to Occupy WarderStreet Home
Kennedy Brothers the builders yostcrday sold the new house recently erectedat 30SO Warder street to J LJameson Tho sale WAS made throughthe real estate firm of N L SansboryCompany at a price approximating JfjfeMr Jameson will occupy the house as hisresidence
Tho house contains eight rooms andtwo bath rooms and is lighted by aleetrirlty and gas Hot water heat is usedwith hardwood trimming and parquetfloors throughout A feature of the house-is a builtin refrigerator
DISCUSS INTERIOR DESIGN
Committee on XV w Pontofflce WillSubmit Reports to Architects
In preparation for completing the inte-rior design of the new city postoflicethe committee appointed by PostmasterGeneral Hitchcock met yesterday after-noon and considered the needs of eachdivision In detail Their reports will besubmitted to the architects D H Burnham Co who will then to thefinal work on the plans
The committee has In furtherence ofIts work made triPs to New York Chicago and Indianapolis where are sit-uated offices In the opinion of the department most fulfilling required needsand the results of investgationswill also be submitted to the architects
Property SoldAs an investment Nathan Swift has
purchased the premises at fl2 L streetsouthwest The property Is improved bya twostory brick dwelling of six roomsand bath The lot has an eighteenfootfront with a depth of approximatelyeightyfive feet It is understood thatIn the neighborhood of 8500 paidfor the property Willigc Gibbs Dan-iel and Theodore M Judd were thebrokers
Watch for a City at Randle Highlands
Will Award Student PrizesAwards for theses and exhibits by
students of Business High School In com-petition for the Gait Geography prizes or
100 will be made today The exhibitswere Inspected yesterday by the committee headed by Mrs Ellon SpencerMussey
Absolute DivorceMabel Do Kunow Read yesterday filed-
a suit for absolute divorce from JamesM Read alleging desertion They weremarried In this city December 2S 1009
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