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THE WASHINGTON TBIES WEDNESDAY JUNE 5 1907 a- A F PLAN FOR IP Chamber of Commerce Members Arrange Excursion Music and Speeches to Be Features of Affair- At a meeting yesterday of the com- mittee on arrangements for the excur sion of the Chamber of Commerce the chairman Chapin Brown author ized to name twentyfive members to Act as a reception committee and to as- sist in details of the excursion He will announce the members of the commit tee tomorrow morning There wore present at yesterdays meeting Chapin Brown R N Harper R A Chester James F Oyster and D J Callahan Complete plans for the trip wore at the meeting The steamer will leave the Norfolk and Washington dock at 7S Monday evening June If Those who have not had dinner Sbefore leaving will have an opportunity to got the regular service or the boat and besides this a lunch tuunter has been provided at which re- freshments be had E H Droop has arranged for novel musical features for both the going and return trip To Arrive in Morning They will arrive at the exposition pier at next morning Breakfast may be had on the boat from oclock until time of disembarkation or can be had On the grounds Phlnncys Band by direction of Sidney Lloyd Wrlghtson will meet the members of the Chamber- at the boat and escort them to tha grounds the procession dispersing at Auditorium Until 11 oclock the guests will visit the various exhibition buildings At that time the reception by the Com- missioner officiate of the exposition company and members of Ute official committee on arrangements in thoArmy and Navy Exhibit building will be held The Chamber again assemble at the Auditorium at 2 oclock to attend the formal exercises of the day The program Inoludes speeches by President Tucker and Commissioner MacfArland Brig Gen John M Wilson will preside- t these exercises Myron M Parker chairman of the committee having found It inuMMMrible to attend An at- tractive musical program has also been arranged Will Visit Norfolk The chambers steamer wilt leave at oclock for a trip to Norfolk where H reception will be tendered the by Board of Trado and Aaeecifijion at their head- quarters The return trip will be com- menced about 73o oclock arriving in Washington about S of the morning of June 12 Staterooms of the chambers chartered steamer the Newport News have been almost entirely taken up already so great is the interest taken in the trip Secretary Gude is sending out notices to this effect and requesting member thinking of going to come at once to make reservations before all have been disposed of The mmittee will meet again at 4 oclock tomorrow to take any further action EMPTY PISTOL PITTSBURG June 5Robert Keller aged fourteen is at a police station In a hysterical condition on account of shooting his friend Jacob Kelmar aged twenty a storekeeper nt Butler and FIek streets The accident occurred at 1 oclock this morning while they were playing with what they thought was an unloaded revolver Kelmar is at Francis Hospital and may file examining the weapon they finally laid It aside and left the room for a few minutes In tho meantime K lmara father loaded every chamber and then retired for night When Kelmar and Keller returned the latter again picked up the gun thinking It was still unloaded pointed It at his friend and pulled the trigger The bul Ipt entered Kelmar ELYRIA Ohio June 5 Preparations are being made for the trial of Motorman Fuorndlner charged with manslaughter In connection with the Memorial Day trolley wrock which caused seven deaths A bill Juts been found by the grand jury Judge WasJiburn who was a passen- ger on the car will not sit in the case but will call in some other judge Fuemdiner Is now out on JSOOO bond He will probably be called In court and The indictment for manslaughter ls based on the allegation was running his car at an Ille- gal speed he ran into the MARK TWAIN AND REID TO GET OXFORD DEGREES LONDON June 5 Whitelaw Reid the Unltod States ambassador to Great Brit ain and Mark Twain are among those who will receive honorary degrees at Oxford University on June 25 INSANE MOTHERS WORRY DRIVES HER TO SUICIDE TRENTON June 5Under the delu sion she was of no help to her children and they would come to want though really in good circumstances Mrs Emily Jenkins of Bedminster Somor Mt odunty an Inmate of New Jersey Hospital for tho Insane for years committed suicide by hanging MERRY OUTING TO EXPOSITION AS mR 8 ti the tOda SHOOTS fRIEND St the lRYING MOTORMAN FOR MANSLAUGHTER true J I t r f ar- ranged N the t < mem- bers Busi- ness Men s r < 1 ne eseary r t liter a early his 1 x ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > > MRS VANDERBILT COOL INYACHT COLLISION 250 DAMAGES GETS MRS ALFRED VANDERBILT Who Showed Her Coolness in Yacht Collision I I l- I Vi 4 Sticks to Her Boat and Refuses All Help NEWPORT Jun 5A naval board of inquiry has awarded 250 damages to Mrs Alfred G a a result of a collision between the steam launch of Rear Admiral John H Merrell com- mandant of the second naval district art the fleet thirtyfooter Caprice he accident occurred last week when Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt was sailing the Caprice which she owns Despite Prominent Men Serve Meal to Factory Workers LYNX June i Probably the most unique breakfast in America was eaten here when several hundred of Lynns most prominent reel dents waited upon several thousand em ployes from the citys shoe factory It Ie an annual event for Lynn generally called the May breakfast From 6 a m until 10 a m the great Vl p building one of the largest fur Tories In the world was open to all corners Breakfast cost S and hlle only the welltodo were allowed to servo rich and poor sat and ate to gether Practically every prominent and business man in was present today and those in charge took pains to see that they were scattered among the workers and that the flower of democratic spirit was unchecked The profits which usually average 5000 go to charity BOY UNDER THE KNIFE CALLED BY SCHOOL BELL PITTSBURG June C GoodneM theres the last bell I must go to school or mother will be sorry And cry With these words Earl Miller aged six tried to leave the operating table at the McKeosport Hospital the physicians were about to his left leg A few minutes before while on his way to school he had been run over by a street car His right log was fractured and the was crushed DAINTY FOOD Turns Palo Chock to Pink Our best physicians of the present day seek to cure patients by the use of food rather than drugs and this is the true method for all physicians agree that only from food can the body be rebuilt Many people fail to give their physi- cians credit for after living on poorly selected or badly cooked food for a long- time perhaps and when their ailments become chronic they expect the doctor with some magic potency to Instantly rebuild them This is not possible The only true method is to turn as quickly as can be to proper food A Cincinnati 0 young lady says I was variously treated for nerves etc but the treatment gave me no relief from my alls Finally my appetite failed com- pletely and I began to have sinking spoils similar to fainting I took all manner of tonics and stimulants but were of no effect I had been brought to quit drinking coffee andtak Postum Food Coffee in Its place and gradually began to get a little better Someone suggested that If I found Postum so beneficial I had better use GrapeNuts food as they were both the children of one brain I commenced on GrapeNuts food for breakfast having Postum with it I found the so dainty delicious and appetizing that I always looked forward to breakfast with pleasure Shortly after commencing this diet wretched In was great- ly relieved and now It has none en- tirely also the sinking spoils in fact pale cheeks have changed to pink I have gained back more than the twenty pounds I and am thoroughly well In every way Read Road to Wellvllle In pkgs Theres a Reason y Vanderbilt BREAKFAST I AT LYNN MASS morn s Lynn when I t I UNIQUE Mss cents office- holder ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ her danger Mn Vanderbilt studs to boat and refused MBtetanc from the German cruiser Bremen from which the admiral wax rcturninc and Cblttaa cruiser Zenteno board reported that the collision WIM solely du to tbe coxswain of Ute naval launch The Caprice i under shipyard where she was thoro examined by the officers conducting the Inquiry Meantime Mrs Vanderbilt with her niece Miac Pauline French who Is first mate of the Caprice is at the Sagamore Camp in the Adirondacks Baiting for the craft to be repaired When the thirtyfooter ha been mended Mrs will resume her yachtng trips in NarracaMett bay MILWAUKEE Wls June 53her burn M Decker Milwaukees boy mayor has turned down W A lira dys offer of 1600 a week and expenses to play the title role in The Man of the Hour He gives as his reason that his 54009 a yew Job as mayor looks pretty good to him after And there sroaln In rattening his decision SherWe took every possible angle of the situation into consideration and his friends vol- unteered much information and many suxseetidng on the subject first there was the and a strong one too of seized by that horrible nerveshattering feeling known as stage is now certain that barnstorming trips with the possi of being stranded In some village that boasts of six or seven a windmill anti a tone cow does nj i peal to him Not for Sherble he said today Ill stay right here Polities for mine her the The Fe- at the nAvy at the PREFERS POLITICS TO 1600 A WEEK poe H1It 1M rs expense New- port y Van- derbilt all t ¬ ¬ ¬ ELKS JUBilEE Decorations at Benning Are Placed Most Booths Stocked All That Is Wanted Now Is Weather Mans Favor Rppr ntAtlvtft or every commIttee having to do with the Elks Jubilee and barn danoe were at BenninG today making Itnal preparations for of the jubilee tomorrow afternoon All the decorations have been placed and many of the booths have beon stocked and all that the men and women who have been working so hard for the aft Jr want now good weathor having which they say their efforts wilt be crowned with success Not only are the booth managers pray- ing for clear skies tomorrow and Fri day but the men in charge of the track events are promising all sorts of good things to the weather man if he wfll that no rain comes to mar their program The cards for all tho events from the bicycle races down through the trotting race and automobile race programs to the mule races are all well filled although the entries wilt tOt close until tonight Nine Horses in First Race Nine horses have been entered for the ond sad Dr F C Hftdfleld chairman- of the committee they are alt good er former trained to minute Th program of the automo Hie been changed to include two special races Intended to furnish sued port One of SB JiveMite race for gasolene listed at Led under open to only Three members of lodge Neu meyer Jr A Loehl and Tom Mil- lar hvA already entered this race and he win the cut as a Another feature or the autonroMIe race program 1 twentyrtvemlle open to cars of Whora pow r and under Some of the driver who par- ticipated in the Decoration Day Wimtte race have been anxious to another try at Wallace C Hood who broke the record end it is believed Hood and some others will enter this event Kntrie for the automobile races are received by C Royce Hough at Vi Fourteenth street The offered as prize In the automobile race are now on exhibition at Berry Whit rooreK Active Womens Committees Two of the mot active of the women committees are those In charge of the country peetofflce and the Japanese pool tables The first named committee te composed of Fred Maltby Uis Mamie Dcvine chairman Minnie Duller Mrs Frank Bradley hues Mary Ciaeon Mrs Wi Buckley May me M r Mrs T Hulchl ttbeimer son MtM Marie Stuart Potter Mia Mabel Drr Mrs II Tatnm Mum Jennie Graham Thb committee on the Japanese pool table for chairman Mea Georgie Van Fleet und the other members are Mrs Caldwell Carrie Wat Mrs Wm Lee son Mrs J Abet Miss Ilortenee Mor- al rs Sol Morris rte Miss Helen McGllI Morris MIIHe Morris Lee Miss Anne K Gee alias BHaabetb Ger hold bold J B Murray The contest for prise to be awarded- to the ladle felling the greatest awn I There bn a rivalry between all are looking forward to the announce- ment of winners which will be made In about a week Compton Buried at Fort Bayard William J XTompton a native of Wash- ington who died recently at Fort Bay ard New Mexico was buried at that poet He was an employe of the United States Army Quartermasters at the time of his death READY TO OPEN the Is ftrt race six for the the has I I these a cars U I Bib vows a race then cu Mrs Mrs has Its TOIl Miss c her of the of tM and open- ing see trotting and sec says aid mope lOG each of- fered being k Miss Mrs ties Miss Belie Miss Miss jubilee tickets tonight has members auxiliary Depart- ment ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Prelate Gives Counsel to School Young woman you a great before you You must save this aofintry from Reparable injury by and making pure the home It was along this line that Cardinal Gibbon addressed the girl graduates of St Cecilias Academy yesterday at their commencement held at the Columbia Theater The cardinal warned them of the dan- ger of society in attempting to go on unharmed regardless of the condition of Its very source the family elects Moat womens mission upon earth ie to became motnftr as well ae daughters he said and when they taKe up their new life they become the rulers of the home Without- a home circle pure and sacred no na- tion can become great So young la- dles I say that this countrys future lies in your hands and the hands of those like you Make the home an of comfort and where your brothers and fathers and husbands can spend their evenings In comfort Box Is Decorated- In honor of their distinguished guest In charge the arrangements- had decorated the box on the righthand of the stage with varlcc4ored flow- er tied with gay ribbons and had vide The of the literally a of beautiful row pinks carnations and many other lending their color and sweet fragrance to general effect Ague NeilU greeted emi- nence for her fellowschoolgirl Th valedictory address made by Mi Veronica Lynch remarks were pungent with bright and beautiful thought One of n remarks so impressed the cardinal that he took occasion to speak about it dur ing addre Medals Are Awarded- In the box with Cardinal Gibbons were Dr Wilfam Fletcher pastor of Catholic Cathedral of Baltimore Dr E T Shanahan of the Catholic University and Father James OBrien of St Peters Church in this city The graduating medals and diplomas- to the eight young Indies were awarded by the cardinal a well as the medal for special scholarship and deportment which weaeced to Mary Agnes Madigan Those gradutlng were Carolyn Cecilia Dove Grave Dolores Lynch Veronica Casilda Lynch Agnes Madigan Genevieve France Matte Agnes Neil and Gorse Marguerite Pellen PRESIDENT GIVES PHOTOS TO THREE OHIO FARMERS AKRON Onto June Three who were honored by rails from President Roosevelt on lat Wednesday have received autographed photographs of the President dtrtaccfrwn the White House They were sent to Wallace Wachtr home the President stopped last and he wa directed to present others to the two 3r Thorna at whose I stopC as the President says in his letter One ot them save me a glass of milk and the other had four flue sons PROBATE COURT DECIDES WAS WOMAN CHICAGO June 5 Nicholl H f Ray Ian the former attach of the Russian consulate whose sex Lad been a matter of doubt has been officially to have been a woman The order wax en- tered by Judge Cutting In the probate court and ax a result Mrs Anna De who lived with De Raylan as his wife will not be permitted to hare in the estate whirl is valued at about The witnesses were persons who vis- ited Phoenix Aria body was exhumed GIRLS BE MOTHERS ADVISES CARDINAL Grad- uates those of side placed large American on both stage was his the was Mare farm- ers DE RAY LAN declared too have mis- sion sanc- tifying exercises this wives said asy- lum peace a flag mats va- rieties the Miss his was whoa say- ings Miss Ma- loney S farms ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ On draught at bars and bottled for home use There Is No Better Lager in This or Any Other Country Than Heurichs LagerA- nd the foam is just as pure as the beer itself Purest materials filtered water filtered air and hygienic brewing aging and bottling all combine to distinguish Heurichs matchless Maerzen and Senate Beers are purity cleanli x ness excellence guarantees bottling LAO ER BEER guarantees brewery bottling BOTTLED AT THE BREWERY GUARANTEED UNDER THC DRUGS ACT JUNE JOT 1906 ScarAt NUMBER 280 To insure that our beers will reach THE HOMES of our patrons with PURITY and CLEANLINESS unimpaired we have great expense- a modern bottling plant at the brewery where hermetically sealed pipes conduct our beers direct from original casks into steamsterilized bottles No danger of germs or uncleanness when you 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