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THE WASHINGTON TIMER MONDAY DECEMBER 5 1910 9 JOY RIDERS Carlsen In Fifth Precinct Near Death NOT CARING FOR SICK FRIEND POLICE FIND Prisoner Admits He Was on Pleas ure Trip When He Hit Milton Brown- i Joy rie Andrew Cartes a etaurtfear Is a prisoner at tfee FKth precinct station and Mftton Brown a machinist is at the point of death in Casualty Hospital with a frac- tttred skuH Investigation by the pence today dis- proved the story that Carteen was hur- rying a sick friend to lila home at the time hte machine struck Brown and brought out an admiDoiOH from the chauffeur that it was purely a resulted In the accident Carlson is being held pending the out come of Browns injuries on the theory that he negligently caused them The of the victims recovery are Mid to Following the admission of Carisen bust he out riding with friends statement made to the police this W Stuart emptey er of Cartoon that the chauffeur had used the machine without Ms knowl- edge Meets Some Friends According to the statement obtained by the police Carlsen took the early Saturday evening He met two friends Carroll Jenkins of 835 C street southeast and Burns De Mar of I street southeast and invited titer to take a ride with hunt Later h picked up sailor Daly who lives at the seamans quar- ters at Navy Yard party visited two saloons and about mid- night went to the Southern Social and Atntetie Club SEAS Pennsylvania ave- nue northwest where they remained until 3 oclock yesterday morning Carlsen told his companions that he would tk them for a ride They started out Pennsylvania avenue and when sear the corner of Sixth street southeast Oarlsen who was at the wheel ran down Brown who had Just stepped from the curb Instead of stopping the car Carlsen continued on his way He claims he lost his head after the accident and ascertain whether the man was se- riously injured Urged Net ts Step I wanted to stop Carteen told the pottee but one of the others said be hurt and that the police probably tumid flud Mm in a IHtle white any wuar Taking the machine to the garage at S G street Carlsen the broken wind shield aad later in the day took the ear t the Dupont garage teittac Mr Stuart that some needed the manager of the garage heard of the accident he advised Carteen to air render to the police It not until several hours after the accident that Cannon walked to the Fifth precinet pollee station and save Mmcott up Brown is unconscious in Casualty Hos pital and it was not until this morning that he was identified by pteyes of the Bryant street pumping sta- tion where he was on his way to work at the time the accident occcrred a fractured skull his right leg is and he is thought- to be internal Recommends Retiring Peary as Rear Admiral In an eleventh hour addition to his Navy Department recommends the re- tirement of Robert E Peary with the rank of rear admiral in reward for his services as aa explorer and discov- erer of the North Pole Much comment has boa caused by the fact that this recommendation was net Included In the orig al draft of the report as issued to the press action of Secretary Meyer was unex- pected as great stress had previously been laid upon the Tact that Peary was to be required to atend to his duties as lieutenant IK making his recommeadatiett to the President the Secretary says The discovery of the North Pole by Robert E Peary U S N after years of patient and arduous endeavor is an event which has added to the honor and oredit of our country It is fitting that the Government should recognize the value of his services and their suc- cessful termination If it with your approval I recommend that the discoverer of the North Pole be given a commisston by tegfeiatkm as rear admiral of the corps of eMi engineers of the nave to date from April 6 IMf the date of his feeov ry of the Pole and that he be retired as of with the highest retired pay of that grade In another place in his annual report Secretary Meyer advises that legisla- tion for the advancement of individual ffteers of the navy be avoided Fire in Their Home Kills Two Boys HBTXOLDSVILLE Pa Dec 5 Two of the Ferris family are dead here today and the other three are dangerously Injured as the result of in the Ferris home yesterday The occurred while the family was asleep and the two boys Robert and aged nine and ftve years were caught under the falling walls and killed Terminal RR Y M C A Will Entertain Friends Tomorrow night wffl be ladies night at the Terminal R R YM C Aat Union Stalton A special concert will be given by te Clef Concert Company and a iiMiiiliur of social features are on the program It is expected that there wIn b a nnmber of persons in at MENTION 250 Try Oar Fameus Stews 250- EMte Oyster Chop Hotzse53 llth nw MAN RUN DOWN BY CHAUFFEUR HELD Andrew CellVictim As of a joy- ride titer cit ees be slildat a was car- t Sri the TIM ttes not know why hedid not stop to JIIK the man was seriously removed would have to be was fellow He- Ms annual report Secretary Meyer tile meets f t nt ers lame t LOCAL t 1 rf i the result was 1 a name did believe repaka made When laces suffering of The that date a- fire the ndeece S ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Miss Helen Taft Is Guest At Dinner Party Tonight t Assistant Secretary of Navy and Mrs Winthrop to Be Hosts- The Assistant Secretary of the NaY and Mrs Beekman Winthrop are at dinner tonight in honor of Miss Heteir Taft Miss Dorothy Langatt daughter f- CoL and Mrs W C Laagfitt U S A will be hostess at dinner tonight ask- ing her guests to meet Winifred Davis and Lieut Richard C Moore U S A whose wedding takes place Wednesday Mrs I Z Mrs Joseph Letter entertained a few guests infor- mally at luncheon today complimentary to Miss Marjorie Cotton Mrs Thomas M Chatara will go ever to Baltimore Wednesday to be a guest at a luncheon which Mrs and Is in compliment John Gill who is going abroad short- ly for an indefinite stay Girls Friendly Society Will Hold Tea and Sale The tea and sale which will bi held by the Girls Friendly Society at Hauschers Thursday from to 1 oclock is attracting much and a large attendance is expected Mss Aileen Bell will be in c rge of the musical program which wit include solos as Miss Marion Oliver daughter of the Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver accompanied by Mes Mary Carlisle Francesta Lawson the Rev Fieke Dudley Henry Purcell Vetzle A Holland folk dance will be given by a number of children and ill s Elsa Raner will selections on the violin Darcint will follow the sale from H oclock Th Naval Attache of the Em bassy and Viscountess Beaotet uAuy are in mourning for the sister and nephew of the latter Countess de JCicotay and Count Christian de Nteotey who were killed In an automobile accident in France yesterday The annual ball of the Southern Re- lief Society will be held at the New Willard on January 2S Mrs Francis D Chisholm has been appointed chairman of the executive committee Bridge Party to Be Held In Honor of Miss Davis Miss Edith Koon will entertain at a bridge party of tables followed by tea at 5 oclock this afternoon at the Highlands in honor of Winifred Davis whose marriage to Lieut Rich ard C Moore U S A takes place Wednesday A number of addftional guests will come In for the tea which will be served in the ball room The tables will be effectively decorated with large white chrysanthemums Last evening Dr and Mrs Stokes U S N were dinner bests in honor of Miss Davis and Lieutenant Moore VICe President and Mrs Sherman to Be Hosts The Vice President and Mrs Sher- man lave sent out cards for a dinner in honor of the President and Mrs Taft on Monday December 39 This dinner which will be the first of official dinners wilt be followed those by the members of the Cabinet T Miss Marguerite Barbour daughter of Mrs James F Harbour entertained at a dinner of twentytwo covers last evening in compliment to her house guests Miss Gladys Pena Miss Rose- Wood Miss Irene Daly and Mise Adele Dly of Baltimore and Miss Katherine Baxter of Tennessee who is the guest of Miss Brittoa The party was chap eroned by Mrs Charles Russell Train wife of Lieutenant Train U S N Miss Barbour was hostess at an In- formal tea yesterday afternoon for her guests DEITZ FAIR TRIAL Affidavits to Thwart Change- of Venue Prepared for Opening Tomorrow HAY VARD TV is Dec 5 Armed with affidavits signed by business men and oitfeers of Hayward and RJcelake many of whom are lodge brothers of John DeKz Prosecuting Attorney Davis and Assistant Attorney Lamoreaux will begin the preliminary skirmish today In the trial cf Deitz accused of the mur der of Oscar Hart on October 8 The affidavits were prepared and will be presented to the court as a means of preventing if possible the granting of a change of venue They are written guarantees that the residents of the county are trial e lass Mrs Ka par and play i- to Fr r lies CITIZENS PROMISE In favor ot a and Im- partial enter- taining Letter and How s ant r est tct five fair ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ + ± Mrs James W Pinchot Will Entertain at Tea This Afternoon Mrs James W PJnchot will enter tain informally this afternoon at her residence in Rhode Island avenue for her daughter Lady Johnstons asking few of the letters old friends to meet her at the tea hour Mrs Livingston Hunt wife of Pay Inspector Hunt U S X and Mrs Beale will pour the tea Lady who Is the wife of Sir Alan Johnstone of the British dip- lomatic service is spending several weeks In Washington with her mother Mr and Mrs TV True have cards out for a tea Wednesday December 14 from 4 to 7 at their residence Fairmont street when they will introduce their Miss Marlon True and their niece Miss Elizabeth True to Washington society Mr an Mrs A A have sent out card for Thursday December IS from 5 t 7 when they will present their daughter Miss Katherine Barney at their residence 1516 Twentysecond street A bazaar for the benefit of the build- ing fund will be held at Immanuel Bap tist Church Sixteenth street and Co- lumbia road Tuesday December aad Wednesday December from 2 to Presiding at th will be Mrs H V Colton Mrs C J Gates Mrs TV L Gary Mrs Ye well Mrs W B Benham Mrs R V Roberts Miss Harriett Chadbourne Miss Ruth Rob- erts and the Mlzpah Btb mass Mrs Seifrins will be in charge of tho dining room where a turkey will be served under the direction at Mrs C R Schmidt Iron to oclock Senator Warren of who has recently returned to Washington and taken an apartment at the New Wtilard was joined yesterday by his daughter Mrs Pershing wife of Brig Gen John J Pershing IT S A whe will spend several weeks with her father before returning to the Philip- pines to join her husband who is sta- tioned there Mr and Mrs Edson Bradley T1II go to New York Thursday where they will be the guests of Mrs Bradleys mother Mrs Marshall Allen at Plaza until after Christmas Miss Marjorie Ide Goes To New York TomorrowM- ies Marjorie Ide daughter of the American in rter to Spain and Adele Colgate who have been visiting the Assistant Secretary of the Xavy and Mrs BEekman WInthrep wilt re- turn to New York tomorrow Miss Ide wiiJ return to the Capital next week for a visit to and Mrs Nicholas Ixnigworth and Mrs Perry Belmont are to come to Washington and open their handsome residence iu New Hampshire avenue for the season De- cember IS Mrs L Z Letter was vt home in- formally yesterday afternoon at her Dupont circle residence Mrs George Dunn was hostess at a small Informal dinner lest In compliment to Miss Marjorie Colton Justice and Mrs Wright have cards out for Saturday December 17 for from 4 to 7 oclock when they will present daughter Miss Alice LIston to society Mrs Wright and the Misses Wright will be at home at their residence 2982 Sixteenth street Mondays during the season Mrs John 31 Binckley announces the engagement of her daughter Mies Mary Binckley to Thomas Armat of Wash- ington The wedding will take pteee the latter part of this month at 32IS South Brook street Louisville Ky the resi- dence of Rear Admiral and Mrs J C Watson U S N POLITICAL SILENCE Promise to Explain Cause of Upheaval At New Haven- Banquet Creates Flurry NEW Conn Dec Cfolonel Roosevelt will quit the realms of sil- ence and tell the causes of the recent political upheaval according to the an nouncement of President Isaac M T71I man of the Xew Haven chamber of commerce today Colonel Roosevelt accepted the invitation to attend the banquet and promised Mr Ullman in his letter Uit he would speak on poli- tics He intimated that he would go into details and Mr Ullmans has caused the keenest interest 1 7 tables r iJI remtn Ir t COLONEL TO BREAK f i announce- ment 1 a ere erick after- noon oc1 ek 0 daug- hter R ii- io clock a the > Miss Representa- tive ex- pected their HAVE ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < + + ° This 6OO 14 I RockerF- OR Full Quartered Oak EHgWy Polished A Good Gift This Is one of the liest val- ues in the house A Chicago manufacturer closed his New York warehouse and ve topk his entire stock of Rockers and Dining Room Chairs at a B MOSES SONS- F Street Corner Eleventh 11 1i I W t t 1 p u dk 4 1 Et I 35O- E y C i i j r f sacrifice ¬ MRS EDDYS ONLY CHILD WELLKNOWN IN DISTRICT George W GloverIn Washington for Two Months With His Daughter Friends Who Today Paid Tribute to Him MaryMade Preceding the famous litigation two years Mrs Eddys only child George W Glover spent nearly two months M tills city He had with him his oldest daughter Mary and both ei them made many friends Mr Glover was a striking igure his crown of white hair under a frontiersmans hat and with his now rarely seen buffalo overcoat he at tracted attention wherever he went One of these friends paid him a tribute today In the following words Mr Glover was a singularly modest man with a keen mind of few words and none of these having any shade of Insincerity or of humor For life to him had been a struggle from child- hood deprivation hardship hazard of life and Mmto from his earliest boyhood During the time he was here a mag azine was printing the story of his mothers early career and from the pages of this magazine he Seamed of his mothers early life much that was new to him The subject was of course tender topic to had gone from Cray den N H to the wilds of Minnesota From a child he had made his home away from his mother whom he rarely saw and when the nurse who had taken care of him in early years married she and her husband moved to Minnesota taking the boy then about eight years of age along The hard and grinding toll of farm life on that Minnesota farm he recalled to me once with tears He ran OF COUNTS Sister of French Naval At tache Here Meets Death In Auto PARIS Dec I The bodies of tile Countess ie KIcoiay her son and her chauffeur were brought to Parts today from Leroans a small town 13 mIleS southwest f this city where met with a fatal accident yesterday The Countess de Nicola was a steter of Viscountess dAzy wife of the naval at tache at the French embassy in Wash tncton The party attempted to cross the rail- road in an automobile when Paris ex- press train dashed into them tearing the Into small pieces and badly dta- ngurin the occupants Added to the horror of the accident the saaotene tank broke and caught fire The flames spread to three of the raU coaches that were SPIed with pas creating a panic The fire was soon extinguished however Count de Xteotey arrived upon the scene a few min ti s after the accident was her rinea ro learn of the death of his wife and son Believed to Have Solv- ed Ownership of Auc- tioned Jewels PARIS Dec 5 That Princess X Is really the Baroness Vaughn favorite and morganatic wife of the late King Leopold of Belgium is the belief prevalent here The attention of the whole world was recently drawn to Paris where the Jewels of Princess X were recently sold at auction for a of more than 259000 As it Is against the French law to advertise anything as belonging to a titled person unless this be true it Is almost safe to say that the French government was aware of the identity of the owner before the sale was permitted- A score of women prominent in so- ciety have since dented that the seine were property The late King loaded his favorite with of every description and it was ex pected at the Kings death that the baroness would convert her treasures into cash at the first possible moment age a himhe BODY REMOVED TO HOME ear wa and THINK PRINCESS X IS BARONESS VAUGHN- Paris their h a sung jew- els ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ away use ntsfct aH his belongings in a handkerchief fo order U eaXot is the war This in find He was rejected because of and weakened He the year following with an honest Scotchman who haG four boys some of them of MX own who worked from sunup to sundown in all kinds of weather He also told me how he then went as a roustabout OR a river steamboat his hitter experiences on it and his ov rwirk and resulting Mr Glover aecordte to this acquain- tance was believer to the efficacy of Christian Science as tautcht his moths He told from hfc own experience the friend said how his wifes life was saved by science treatment when all other means had been exhausted snit on many occasions I have heard him Wve advice to thoce In s4chnae to adopt Chrtetlon Science Mr glover did not meet his mother after the long separation of his boy hood until some yews after close of the civil war He had gone out to Dakota fondness of adventure and struggle is never concealed and while on some errand to town for supplies he went into a barber shop where while waiting his turn he saw is an illus trated paper a portrait of his mother the first he had seeR of her since child hood At the first meeting of mother and son Glover was a man of about fifty To them and to his family Mrs Eddy was kind Much otvlhe help she gave thorn by the hands of third par ties through whose eyes she learned all that she ever knew of these grandchildren and their parents Md Orphans Will Be Amply Cared For the Gray ehJMren orphaned when Mason B Gray their father and their mother were killed on the railroad tracks sear Tuxedo Md above six weeks ago In the Httte courthouse at Upper court will decide into what famines tile children will be placed and also Ute disposition of a fund of about J1500 which was subscribed for them This fund will be used in raising the mort- gage from the little country Home which is aX that remains to the chil drenWhen Justices John Chew Sheriff John P Jones and Julia Jenkins call the matter for hearing t little or- phans will not b found without homes While they have been Mvlng with aa aunt in Tuxedo since the they were doubly orphaned scores of ner and women have interested themselves- in the children In some instances there has been more than one application nude At- torney Robert W Wells who is act lug as guardian for the same child These cases will be weighed by the court The settlement of the case was deter- mined upon after Attorney Wells had consulted with the Judges those who have asked to adopt them are Samuel Shoemaker of this city who wishes the eldest daughter to become part of his btfuseheJd Mrs Alice B Cox of Charles county Md where she has large estate wishes to adopt eightyearod Morris Gray and C IV Beckwith a prosperous farmer living on the river road in Prince George county wishes Mason B Gray 3r fourteen years old Keeping White Floors White Most housekeepers prefer to keep the kitchen floor unpainted la- the white were It tee the laJborW keeping such tour in satisfactory However the work of scrubbing will be lightened and milkwhite users can be easily attained by dissolving in each pailful of warm water a of Gold Duet washing pewder If scrubbed this way each week old stains that seem to be ground into the wood will soon disappear altogether This Is also excellent for scrubbing stone steps and wood work was age Mt Ie by the his HOMES PROVIDED FOR GRAY CHILDREN- Tuxedo Permanent homes will Marlboro the justices or the aDd not a con- dition sent sick- ness a was be prrrvided for orphans day to t could con- dition table- spoon ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ We Ate Showing a Beautiful Assortment of will tempt the Christmas Shopper These AlKsrron sets are the most beautiful to be found anywhere and we have them in a large variety of designs big and small fancy and plain If you nave an open grate fireplace or heat with Gas Logs these Andirons are JUST THE THING YOU tEED They make a room look comfortable and are an artistic as as a useful ornament They make APPROPRIATE XMAS GIFT and will be appreciated by everyone Our prices are extremely high grade fixtures we are selling Investigate these S S SHEDD BRO CO 432 Ninth St N W Plumbingand Gas and Electric fixtures Repairing a Specialty Phone 31 314 ANDIRONSwh- ich welt JeW for the p c s v t i i- AN t t School Sanitation To Be Regular Work The subject of hygiene and sanitation- In public schools will be made a regu- lar department of school work with the appointment of the newly authorized hygiene and sanitation committee of the Board of V Cox president of the board to day was engaged In making out a list of duties of the committee and a number of points on which he will board to act The mooted questions of eye tests and care of the teeth and kindred subjects will be delegated to the new committee Pad It will be about the busiest commit tee of the board The personnel of the committee has not yet been announced Education- W esk the new ¬ ¬ ¬ LANSBUR Owing to the inclement weather all articles advertised in Sunday Papers will be on sale tomorrow Name Stamped in Gold FREE Leather Goods 1 98c or Over HARIY FOR Initials Stamped on and Umbrellas FREE at 98c or Over Give HandkerchiefsT- hey Always Please 426 7 ST t4174251 STG Jewelry- On T a8 I a ± Mens Plain White Hemstitched Handkerchiefs regular 8c fTp value Special Large Colored Handkerchiefs for Kimonos and fancy work A Special JLUU dozen Crossbar Handker- chiefs regular 5c value Spe F cial two for Mens Hemstitched Initial Hand- kerchiefs that were IStfcc cial t1gV C 9c l f I li i Spe ¬ ¬ Goldfilled Cuff Links In variety new designs 50c to58c Sterling Silver Jeff Links for engraving 50c and 75c Solid Gold Onf Pins in pretty designs Special OUC- Goldfillet Br tins en CTAv tirely new Solid Gold Bar Pins in exclusive designs 75c to 268 German Silver Mesh Bags etched frames S100 to 1298 168 Long Flannelette Kimonos good light and dark shades neat designs Some made with Hubbard yoke trimmed with plain color Somi made with belt at waist line A fullcut garment all sizes QCr Special RibbonsF- or Xmas Gifts Allsilk Ribbons special lot up to 5 and 54 inches wide all colors checks and dresdens all colors Values Up to 35c and 39c 1Qx 10yard bolts Holly T Special bolt JLOC Baby Ribbon all colors Yard 1C Allsilk Satin Ribbons 2 Inches wide Regular price 12c yard Special yard JLUC Belting lengths all colors and white These make nice gifts Special Plaid Ribbon 4 inches all colors Regularly 29c and 35c yard OCT Special yard LnJ bunches Wash and Satin Ribbons all colors Regular O- 12c value Special bunch Ol 95cO- f quality c Special yard 3 Regular zc and aye values belt u C yard S flannelette In yard Rib- bon 19C PHILADELPHIA Pa Dec 5 Count Jonann Hdwich von am- bassador iron Germany to the United States wilt deliver the oration in with the calebration by th Uiiversity of Pennsylvania on Febru- ary of University Day meat of this was made today to the fac- ulties of the university y Provost DIPLOMAT TO TALK TO PENN STUDENTS BenI 2 r fly con- nection Announce Har- rison ¬ ¬ ¬ tial Handkerchiefs actual 25c Special xCc fr SIUl- Womens DaInty Lace 5 Womens Lace and Embroidered HMdlcerekiefe imitation lace 9c value Special 40C- d r Handkerchiefs posi- tively worth iSc Spe al Ladies Alllinen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs initial and plain hem ISc value Special Li2C Kegs Japonettte Handkerchiefs with large silk Initial worth ltc each Special three for Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs in blue pink lavender and vo dozen h Linen Ini dozen AUDen Initial HkerchIeC re go 111 r 1zC Ue Special no trIIaBte4 value Special I Xeas H and Tape 12 zc 2c u 121i2C white were Speeai Mens 1500 a value fir All t- 21see reg- ular 2rc 15C Bor 2k ¬ Gift Articles Nicely Boxed Genuine m soft finish in bfeck and colors Made in styles with tucks shiring ail lengths f f Suggestions in Practical GIFT JEWELRY I I 248 Heather 1 69 bloom Petticoats G Heat 248 For one day speciaL several awl tegui2r vakit p 1 > = Childs Mesh Bags long and short OUC Stealing Silver with stone settings Only DUC Imported Pins most com plete assortment 25c 49c and Engraved Bracelets with secret leek guaranteed five years 50c to S225 Solid Gold Rings Ladies 5JLUU Childrens Gold Signet Rings fTA Leather Goods for Gifts Handbags In black only lined with patent leather fitted with mirror purse and card case Only OUC Handbags made of genuine seat grain leather leather lined Only OJLUU Handbags in seal grain leather leather lined throughout 4Q Special O4 Handbags of seal grain leather gold frames Only Handbags in walrus and seal grain leather leather lined with purse and Handbags of seal grain leather colored leather lined fitted with celluloid requisites 348 and 498 Allleather Collar and Cuff Boxes with silk cord 50c and S100 Ring Hal 98c Solid c I with gilt green 248 298 to chains Signet r 1 t d silver 8298 ¬ + +
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THE WASHINGTON TIMER MONDAY DECEMBER 5 1910 9
JOY RIDERS
Carlsen In FifthPrecinct
Near Death
NOT CARING FOR SICKFRIEND POLICE FIND
Prisoner Admits He Was on Pleas
ure Trip When He HitMilton Brown-
i Joy rie AndrewCartes a etaurtfear Is a prisoner attfee FKth precinct station and MfttonBrown a machinist is at the point ofdeath in Casualty Hospital with a frac-tttred skuH
Investigation by the pence today dis-proved the story that Carteen was hur-rying a sick friend to lila home at thetime hte machine struck Brown andbrought out an admiDoiOH from thechauffeur that it was purely a
resulted In the accidentCarlson is being held pending the out
come of Browns injuries on the theorythat he negligently caused them The
of the victims recovery areMid to
Following the admission of Carisenbust he out riding with friendsstatement made to the police this
W Stuart empteyer of Cartoon that the chauffeur hadused the machine without Ms knowl-edge
Meets Some FriendsAccording to the statement obtained
by the police Carlsen took theearly Saturday evening He met
two friends Carroll Jenkins of 835C street southeast and Burns De Marof I street southeast and invitedtiter to take a ride with hunt
Later h picked up sailorDaly who lives at the seamans quar-ters at Navy Yard partyvisited two saloons and about mid-night went to the Southern Social andAtntetie Club SEAS Pennsylvania ave-nue northwest where they remaineduntil 3 oclock yesterday morning
Carlsen told his companions that hewould tk them for a ride Theystarted out Pennsylvania avenue andwhen sear the corner of Sixth streetsoutheast Oarlsen who was at thewheel ran down Brown who had Juststepped from the curb
Instead of stopping the car Carlsencontinued on his way He claims helost his head after the accident andascertain whether the man was se-riously injured
Urged Net ts StepI wanted to stop Carteen told the
pottee but one of the others said be
hurt and that the police probablytumid flud Mm in a IHtle white anywuar
Taking the machine to the garageat S G street Carlsen thebroken wind shield aad later in theday took the ear t the Dupont garageteittac Mr Stuart that some needed
the manager of the garage heard ofthe accident he advised Carteen to airrender to the police
It not until several hours afterthe accident that Cannon walked tothe Fifth precinet pollee station andsave Mmcott up
Brown is unconscious in Casualty Hospital and it was not until this morningthat he was identified bypteyes of the Bryant street pumping sta-tion where he was on his way to workat the time the accident occcrreda fractured skull his right leg is
and he is thought-to be internal
Recommends RetiringPeary as Rear Admiral
In an eleventh hour addition to his
Navy Department recommends the re-tirement of Robert E Peary with therank of rear admiral in reward forhis services as aa explorer and discov-erer of the North Pole
Much comment has boa caused bythe fact that this recommendation wasnet Included In the orig al draft of thereport as issued to the pressaction of Secretary Meyer was unex-pected as great stress had previouslybeen laid upon the Tact that Peary wasto be required to atend to his dutiesas lieutenant
IK making his recommeadatiett to thePresident the Secretary says
The discovery of the North Pole byRobert E Peary U S N after yearsof patient and arduous endeavor isan event which has added to the honorand oredit of our country It is fittingthat the Government should recognizethe value of his services and their suc-cessful termination
If it with your approval Irecommend that the discoverer ofthe North Pole be given a commisstonby tegfeiatkm as rear admiral of thecorps of eMi engineers of the nave todate from April 6 IMf the date of his
feeov ry of the Pole and that he beretired as of with the highestretired pay of that grade
In another place in his annual reportSecretary Meyer advises that legisla-tion for the advancement of individualffteers of the navy be avoided
Fire in Their HomeKills Two Boys
HBTXOLDSVILLE Pa Dec 5 Twoof the Ferris family are dead
here today and the other three aredangerously Injured as the result of
in the Ferris home yesterdayThe occurred while the family
was asleep and the two boys Robertand aged nine and ftve yearswere caught under the falling wallsand killed
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The Assistant Secretary of the NaYand Mrs Beekman Winthrop are
at dinner tonight in honor ofMiss Heteir Taft
Miss Dorothy Langatt daughter f-
CoL and Mrs W C Laagfitt U S Awill be hostess at dinner tonight ask-ing her guests to meet WinifredDavis and Lieut Richard C MooreU S A whose wedding takes placeWednesday
Mrs I Z Mrs JosephLetter entertained a few guests infor-mally at luncheon today complimentaryto Miss Marjorie Cotton
Mrs Thomas M Chatara will goever to Baltimore Wednesday to be aguest at a luncheon which Mrsand Is in complimentJohn Gill who is going abroad short-ly for an indefinite stayGirls Friendly SocietyWill Hold Tea and Sale
The tea and sale which will bi heldby the Girls Friendly Society atHauschers Thursday from to 1
oclock is attracting much anda large attendance is expected
Mss Aileen Bell will be in c rge ofthe musical program which wit includesolos as Miss Marion Oliver daughter ofthe Assistant Secretary of War andMrs Robert Shaw Oliver accompaniedby Mes Mary Carlisle Francesta
Lawson the Rev FiekeDudley Henry Purcell Vetzle
A Holland folk dance will be given bya number of children and ill s ElsaRaner will selections on the violin
Darcint will follow the sale fromH oclock
Th Naval Attache of the Embassy and Viscountess Beaotet uAuy arein mourning for the sister and nephewof the latter Countess de JCicotay andCount Christian de Nteotey who werekilled In an automobile accident inFrance yesterday
The annual ball of the Southern Re-lief Society will be held at the NewWillard on January 2S Mrs Francis DChisholm has been appointed chairmanof the executive committee
Bridge Party to Be HeldIn Honor of Miss Davis
Miss Edith Koon will entertain at abridge party of tables followed bytea at 5 oclock this afternoon at theHighlands in honor of WinifredDavis whose marriage to Lieut Richard C Moore U S A takes placeWednesday A number of addftionalguests will come In for the tea whichwill be served in the ball room Thetables will be effectively decorated withlarge white chrysanthemums
Last evening Dr and Mrs StokesU S N were dinner bests in honorof Miss Davis and Lieutenant Moore
VICe President andMrs Sherman to Be Hosts
The Vice President and Mrs Sher-man lave sent out cards for a dinnerin honor of the President and Mrs Tafton Monday December 39
This dinner which will be the first ofofficial dinners wilt be followedthose by the members of the Cabinet
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Miss Marguerite Barbour daughter ofMrs James F Harbour entertained ata dinner of twentytwo covers lastevening in compliment to her houseguests Miss Gladys Pena Miss Rose-Wood Miss Irene Daly and Mise AdeleDly of Baltimore and Miss KatherineBaxter of Tennessee who is the guestof Miss Brittoa The party was chaperoned by Mrs Charles Russell Trainwife of Lieutenant Train U S N
Miss Barbour was hostess at an In-formal tea yesterday afternoon for herguests
DEITZ FAIR TRIAL
Affidavits to Thwart Change-
of Venue Prepared forOpening Tomorrow
HAY VARD TV is Dec 5 Armed withaffidavits signed by business men andoitfeers of Hayward and RJcelakemany of whom are lodge brothers ofJohn DeKz Prosecuting Attorney Davisand Assistant Attorney Lamoreaux willbegin the preliminary skirmish todayIn the trial cf Deitz accused of the murder of Oscar Hart on October 8
The affidavits were prepared and willbe presented to the court as a means ofpreventing if possible the granting ofa change of venue They are writtenguarantees that the residents of thecounty are
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Mrs James W PJnchot will entertain informally this afternoon at herresidence in Rhode Island avenue forher daughter Lady Johnstons asking
few of the letters old friends to meether at the tea hour
Mrs Livingston Hunt wife of PayInspector Hunt U S X and MrsBeale will pour the tea
Lady who Is the wife ofSir Alan Johnstone of the British dip-lomatic service is spending severalweeks In Washington with her mother
Mr and Mrs TV True havecards out for a tea Wednesday
December 14 from 4 to 7at their residence Fairmont streetwhen they will introduce their
Miss Marlon True and their nieceMiss Elizabeth True to Washingtonsociety
Mr an Mrs A A have sentout card for Thursday December ISfrom 5 t 7 when they will present theirdaughter Miss Katherine Barney attheir residence 1516 Twentysecondstreet
A bazaar for the benefit of the build-ing fund will be held at Immanuel Baptist Church Sixteenth street and Co-lumbia road Tuesday December aadWednesday December from 2 to
Presiding at th will beMrs H V Colton Mrs C J GatesMrs TV L Gary Mrs Ye well Mrs WB Benham Mrs R V Roberts MissHarriett Chadbourne Miss Ruth Rob-erts and the Mlzpah Btb mass
Mrs Seifrins will be in charge of thodining room where a turkey willbe served under the direction at MrsC R Schmidt Iron to oclock
Senator Warren of whohas recently returned to Washingtonand taken an apartment at the NewWtilard was joined yesterday by hisdaughter Mrs Pershing wife of BrigGen John J Pershing IT S A whewill spend several weeks with herfather before returning to the Philip-pines to join her husband who is sta-tioned there
Mr and Mrs Edson Bradley T1II goto New York Thursday where they willbe the guests of Mrs Bradleys motherMrs Marshall Allen at Plazauntil after Christmas
Miss Marjorie Ide GoesTo New York TomorrowM-
ies Marjorie Ide daughter of theAmerican in rter to Spain andAdele Colgate who have been visitingthe Assistant Secretary of the Xavyand Mrs BEekman WInthrep wilt re-turn to New York tomorrow
Miss Ide wiiJ return to the Capitalnext week for a visit to
and Mrs Nicholas Ixnigworth
and Mrs Perry Belmont areto come to Washington and open
their handsome residence iu NewHampshire avenue for the season De-cember IS
Mrs L Z Letter was vt home in-formally yesterday afternoon at herDupont circle residence
Mrs George Dunn was hostess at asmall Informal dinner lest Incompliment to Miss Marjorie Colton
Justice and Mrs Wright have cardsout for Saturday December 17 for from4 to 7 oclock when they will present
daughter Miss Alice LIstonto society Mrs Wright and
the Misses Wright will be at home attheir residence 2982 Sixteenth streetMondays during the season
Mrs John 31 Binckley announces theengagement of her daughter Mies MaryBinckley to Thomas Armat of Wash-ington The wedding will take pteee thelatter part of this month at 32IS SouthBrook street Louisville Ky the resi-dence of Rear Admiral and Mrs J CWatson U S N
POLITICAL SILENCE
Promise to Explain Cause ofUpheaval At New Haven-Banquet Creates Flurry
NEW Conn Dec CfolonelRoosevelt will quit the realms of sil-ence and tell the causes of the recentpolitical upheaval according to the announcement of President Isaac M T71Iman of the Xew Haven chamber ofcommerce today Colonel Rooseveltaccepted the invitation to attend thebanquet and promised Mr Ullman inhis letter Uit he would speak on poli-tics He intimated that he would gointo details and Mr Ullmans
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George W GloverIn Washington for Two Months WithHis Daughter Friends Who Today
Paid Tribute to HimMaryMade
Preceding the famous litigation twoyears Mrs Eddys only childGeorge W Glover spent nearly twomonths M tills city He had with himhis oldest daughter Mary and bothei them made many friends
Mr Glover was a striking igurehis crown of white hair under afrontiersmans hat and with his nowrarely seen buffalo overcoat he attracted attention wherever he went
One of these friends paid him atribute today In the following words
Mr Glover was a singularly modestman with a keen mind of few wordsand none of these having any shade ofInsincerity or of humor For life tohim had been a struggle from child-hood deprivation hardship hazard oflife and Mmto from his earliest boyhoodDuring the time he was here a magazine was printing the story of hismothers early career and from thepages of this magazine he Seamed ofhis mothers early life much that wasnew to him
The subject was of course tendertopic to had gone from Crayden N H to the wilds of MinnesotaFrom a child he had made his homeaway from his mother whom he rarelysaw and when the nurse who had takencare of him in early years married sheand her husband moved to Minnesotataking the boy then about eight yearsof age along The hard and grinding tollof farm life on that Minnesota farm herecalled to me once with tears He ran
OF COUNTS
Sister of French Naval Attache Here Meets Death
In Auto
PARIS Dec I The bodies of tileCountess ie KIcoiay her son and herchauffeur were brought to Parts todayfrom Leroans a small town 13 mIleSsouthwest f this city where metwith a fatal accident yesterday TheCountess de Nicola was a steter ofViscountess dAzy wife of the naval attache at the French embassy in Washtncton
The party attempted to cross the rail-road in an automobile when Paris ex-press train dashed into them tearingthe Into small pieces and badly dta-ngurin the occupants
Added to the horror of the accidentthe saaotene tank broke and caught fireThe flames spread to three of the raU
coaches that were SPIed with pascreating a panic The fire was
soon extinguished however Count deXteotey arrived upon the scene a fewmin ti s after the accident was herrinea ro learn of the death of his wifeand son
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PARIS Dec 5 That Princess XIs really the Baroness Vaughn favoriteand morganatic wife of the late KingLeopold of Belgium is the beliefprevalent here
The attention of the whole world wasrecently drawn to Paris where theJewels of Princess X were recentlysold at auction for a of morethan 259000 As it Is against theFrench law to advertise anything asbelonging to a titled person unless thisbe true it Is almost safe to say thatthe French government was aware ofthe identity of the owner before thesale was permitted-
A score of women prominent in so-ciety have since dented that the seinewere property The late King
loaded his favorite withof every description and it was ex
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He the year followingwith an honest Scotchman who haG fourboys some of them of MX own whoworked from sunup to sundown in allkinds of weather
He also told me how he then wentas a roustabout OR a riversteamboat his hitter experiences on itand his ov rwirk and resultingMr Glover aecordte to this acquain-
tance was believer to the efficacy ofChristian Science as tautcht hismoths
He told from hfc own experiencethe friend said how his wifes lifewas saved by science treatment whenall other means had been exhaustedsnit on many occasions I have heardhim Wve advice to thoce In s4chnaeto adopt Chrtetlon Science
Mr glover did not meet his motherafter the long separation of his boyhood until some yews after closeof the civil war He had gone out toDakota fondness of adventure andstruggle is never concealed and whileon some errand to town for supplies hewent into a barber shop where whilewaiting his turn he saw is an illustrated paper a portrait of his motherthe first he had seeR of her since childhood
At the first meeting of mother andson Glover was a man of about fiftyTo them and to his family Mrs Eddywas kind Much otvlhe help she gavethorn by the hands of third parties through whose eyes she learned
all that she ever knew of thesegrandchildren and their parents
Md Orphans WillBe Amply Cared
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the Gray ehJMren orphaned whenMason B Gray their father and theirmother were killed on the railroadtracks sear Tuxedo Md above sixweeks ago
In the Httte courthouse at Upper
court will decide into what faminestile children will be placed and alsoUte disposition of a fund of about J1500which was subscribed for them Thisfund will be used in raising the mort-gage from the little country Homewhich is aX that remains to the childrenWhen Justices John Chew SheriffJohn P Jones and Julia Jenkins callthe matter for hearing t little or-phans will not b found without homesWhile they have been Mvlng with aaaunt in Tuxedo since the theywere doubly orphaned scores of nerand women have interested themselves-in the children
In some instances there has beenmore than one application nude At-torney Robert W Wells who is actlug as guardian for the same childThese cases will be weighed by thecourt
The settlement of the case was deter-mined upon after Attorney Wells hadconsulted with the Judgesthose who have asked to adoptthem are Samuel Shoemaker of thiscity who wishes the eldest daughter tobecome part of his btfuseheJd MrsAlice B Cox of Charles county Mdwhere she has large estate wishes toadopt eightyearod Morris Gray andC IV Beckwith a prosperous farmerliving on the river road in PrinceGeorge county wishes Mason B Gray3r fourteen years old
Keeping White Floors WhiteMost housekeepers prefer to
keep the kitchen floor unpainted la-
the white were It tee the laJborWkeeping such tour in satisfactory
However the work of scrubbingwill be lightened and milkwhite userscan be easily attained by dissolving ineach pailful of warm water a
of Gold Duet washing pewder Ifscrubbed this way each week old stainsthat seem to be ground into the woodwill soon disappear altogether This Isalso excellent for scrubbing stone stepsand wood work
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will tempt the Christmas Shopper These AlKsrron sets are themost beautiful to be found anywhere and we have them in a largevariety of designs big and small fancy and plain If you nave an opengrate fireplace or heat with Gas Logs these Andirons are
JUST THE THING YOU tEEDThey make a room look comfortable and are an artistic as as auseful ornament They make
APPROPRIATE XMAS GIFTand will be appreciated by everyone Our prices are extremely
high grade fixtures we are selling Investigate theseS S SHEDD BRO CO
432 Ninth St N WPlumbingand Gas and Electric fixtures
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The subject of hygiene and sanitation-In public schools will be made a regu-lar department of school work with theappointment of the newly authorizedhygiene and sanitation committee of theBoard of
V Cox president of the board today was engaged In making out a list ofduties of the committee and a numberof points on which he will boardto act
The mooted questions of eye tests andcare of the teeth and kindred subjectswill be delegated to the new committeePad It will be about the busiest committee of the board
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Solid Gold Onf Pins inpretty designs Special OUC-
Goldfillet Br tins en CTAvtirely new
Solid Gold Bar Pins in exclusivedesigns
75c to 268German Silver Mesh Bags etched
framesS100 to 1298
168 LongFlannelette
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good lightand dark shades neat designsSome made with Hubbard yoketrimmed with plain color Somimade with belt at waist line Afullcut garment all sizes QCrSpecial
RibbonsF-or Xmas GiftsAllsilk Ribbons special lot up
to 5 and 54 inches wide all colorschecks and dresdens all colorsValues Up to 35c and 39c 1Qx
10yard bolts Holly TSpecial bolt JLOC
Baby Ribbon all colorsYard 1C
Allsilk Satin Ribbons 2 Incheswide Regular price 12cyard Special yard JLUC
Belting lengths all colors andwhite These make nice giftsSpecial
Plaid Ribbon 4 inches all colorsRegularly 29c and 35c yard OCTSpecial yard LnJ
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with the calebration by thUiiversity of Pennsylvania on Febru-ary of University Daymeat of this was made today to the fac-
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Imported Pins most complete assortment
25c 49c andEngraved Bracelets with secretleek guaranteed five years
50c to S225Solid Gold Rings
Ladies 5JLUU
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Leather Goodsfor Gifts
Handbags In black only linedwith patent leather fitted withmirror purse and card caseOnly OUC
Handbags made of genuine seatgrain leather leatherlined Only OJLUU
Handbags in seal grain leatherleather lined throughout 4QSpecial O4
Handbags of seal grain leathergold frames Only
Handbags in walrus and sealgrain leather leather lined withpurse
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