12 THE WASHINGTON iDlEs WEDNESDAY tTANUAHY lit HJ03

BETTER HARBORSA GROWING COMNIERCE

of Trade in Annual Report Says Wideningof Georgetown Channel Is

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Boardimperative

The or theWashflgtOfl of Trade has been

issued Contained therela is thepert Ut the committee on commerce and

manufacture of wt1ch Robert N liarper is chairman The report of thiscommittee Is interesting and containsmuch Taluable Information as wen as

Iargument in behalf of Washington asomruercinI manufacturing center

The committee directs attention tointerest 1 the cltys commer-

jal welfare says It isdesirable to encourage commercemanufacturing Anything to in

manufactuers to locate here shouhl-be encouraged and they should havthe earnest sUP Ort and of

iti5eflS legislative and ottidal government separate from the actire mercantile and commercial lire otthe nation cannot be called ltogetlli1

wise arrangementThe board though in favor ot doing

everything in Its proper lIne to enourage commerce and manufactures Is

not in a position to boom the andsurroundings and has no desire or intention to do so properlY leavingthe individual membersownerti and real estate menbeyond givIng information in aucurate careful and general way The advantages of Washington and portions ofits suburbs are so many that s strangermight with surprise inquire whyare not utiUzed The reply would beThat the uty of Washington itsgreat public buildings and resitlentt ions must in no way be marred by mill

factory buildings with tall chim-neys throwIng out great clouds ofsmoke The reeL of land alone wouldprevent the flue parts of the city beingencroached upon and citizen isopposed to any such

The great water power close to thedtyat the Great Falls of the Potomac

TLMPERANCE WORKERS

HULl BUSINESS SESSION

Womans Organization Meets in Georgetown

InterestIng exercises marked thissession of the Womau

ChrIstian Temperance Union o the Dis-trict of which at lOaGoclock at Thnnbarton ChurchnorgetowBA large number of mem-

iwrs was present at the openingMrs M E Cohen yienres1dentaE

large opened and con-

duct treport of the annual eonvention by MrsEmma Shelton recording HeletaIY

Reports were received from Mrs Ele Riemer core poo iDg secretary MrsCharles P and MrsHenry Brian The ordepartments of work gave a relllme ortheir work as folloWJ5 Pres Mrs HA Teroperaaee-InstruetUH n Mrs L B RecentWork at Army PMtaO Irs Emma F-Pnndoiph

At Ii address of loomethe Rev II-

Havenner pastor of the church Mrs LA Williams president of Chapin Union

addressee were madeby KnC E Hunt Superintendent vf mothtrs work and lUISItant to thnational and eeralother members Thene were bythe Cradle Roll conducted WE lie Riemer District superintendent ofmothers meettos

Mrs Bmma Shelton and Mrs WalterBrown treasurer of the board oftees made their report in regard to Ute

rummage sak which receutIyheld It was reported to have been acomplete MeL A STaylor and E then talkedof BUt Board Nuisance Ms IE Amos followed a iAterVittIagaccount of the presentation oftrait of Miss Francen L Willard totBlake Public School

At noon Mrs C W Gallaghertrict of evanne1intii

Bible reS4tngprzyer An nt

which was byQt Dum ton ChurCh

was takfJ1 at clockThe afternoon uession of the cOlnen

began at 139 ocloek Mrs Olinthis session

organ wluDtar by MrsandThe reports of

Robert AdamsntfHarcotlcs MrS Bits Drew

Flower GracePrison and Cnioflne FountFir MZL S U Martin were next

received Fiveminute addresses wermade by Margaret Ellis

of the department 01Mrs F

superintendent of Sunday ac1IIOol

Work Jme Smith nationalperlntendel2t 4Jt1f work MrsL subiect IiBackward Glance ELaw subJeCt

Some rOm tta NatJOIJl Con-

TentionElla Bosiou rntrict

of wott thepeople wIU give the ot temperance SbewtU bet llowedbT MraRosa F Brown District miulourya-mOJic the ueSroes

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engaging increased 2t-

tentlonnIt cannot be long before this power

wIll be utilIzed for the production ofelectric power for street cars anddustries that can be run it Thisnatural water power is said to be suf-ficient to the entire city ofWaShington with light heat andpower the consumption of asingle pound of coaL It is saida syndicate will begin this season witha capital of 5OOOOOO and 1OO menoperating turbine wheels heaviestdynamos sirailar to the general planin operation at Niagara Fans Everyeffort tending to the utilization of thisgreat power be encouragesl Thiswill solve th vexatious smoke luestion

Washuuigton Is a unique city Unlikemost others it was laid out before itwas built It has been sportively calleda city of magnificent distances and wasnot considered handsome until aboutwenty years ago when the orIginal planof LEnfant was so greatly developedand improved upon by the genIusShepherd It has since taken on to a-

ce in extent the character of a con-

vention and excursion city and has alsobecome great in architecture art lit-erature and education

The growing commerce callsdeeper and wider harbors especially inthe Georgetown channel of the Potoritacand in the Anacostia River from itsmouth to the yard bridge Workon the Anacostia River has been au-

thorized by Congress The project reoqUires more than a million dollars Withthis improvement the largest seagoIngvessels can the city

Washington as a residence city isunsurpassed by any iu the Union and isrowing in favor every year Itsnatic advantages are so well understood

have been so well described by vis-

itors jOUrnahsts that furtherion is unnecessary The cIty isunsurpassed as a manufacturingshould be

DEMANDS PRESENTED

FOR RAILWAY FACILITIES

A Complaint Concerning Nonoperatioxof the Fourth Street Line

has sent to the Dis-

trict Commissioners a long statementrelative to the duty of the Eckington and Soldiers Home Railway Cornpany to operate what Is known as itsFourth Street lIne Mr MePhersouquotes extensively from the law Incorporating the road and gives historyof the operations ot the company sincethat time He argues that Ae companyis legally to put th FurlhStrcetline In condition from Rhode IslandAvenue to the Bunker Hill Road and

ears thereon for the accommodation of passengers

Mr McPherson says that for four orAve years past the Fourth Street Ih1e

abandoned from New YorkAvenue northward to the Inconvenlencdof the people living in that locality andto the hindrance of Improvement in thatdIrection

Attention is called to the fact tat Uilsabandonment of the lIne was not undera repeal of of the andthat the still has possessionof its franchise

McPherson says the populationalong the line or the Fourth Streetbranch In practically without street rail-way facilities

Mr cUes the authoritieswhich bear on the and urges theCommIssioners to take steps to compelthe company to stand by Its charter

replying to McPhersonreferred the letter

to the company for an expression of itsviews

1BREVITIES

livingVA found night on the roadIn that severely bruiseabout the HIs condition not

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While coasting on TwentycightbStreet yeeLerday Philip white I

boy fell under a wagon andwas injured

LaM night a negrotytwo old assaulted Nettlea by knocking her down Ronwa arrested I

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Mrs Craig adied from ken j

Notth I

night attendance

The Italian 10 who was killed lJy a fpremature blast at North Mountain VaSaturday wIll be burled froni j

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GEORGETOWNJELEVATOR AND CO

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The annual report of the Georgetown I

Barge Dock Elevator and Railway Cornban been made to Congress by the

secretary of that corporation inthe provisions of the act un j

tier which the company was organizedI

The report shows that the company Is-

ecntrolied the Mercantile Cornpauay of NeWyork which holds 4S

shares 64ft of the comprising the capIthe The remain

lag s are held as follows WilliamH Manogue 5 shares Thomas U Gale

B Tenney and Joseph G 1Vater-sj charm each Walter S Huban WII I

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YEARS WORK

Humane Society Elects Officersand Receives Reports

The Washington Humane Society yes-

terday afternoon held its annual meet-ing for the election of officers and the re-

ceiving of from the presi-dent executive committee and theous subcommittees haYIng in charge tIlework of the socIety The meeting wis

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held in the rooms of the socIety in theYardor BuildIng and was well attended

President Chester A addressed theIsociety brIefly on the of the past

welve months The report of the execu-tive committee showed that the numberof cases investigated during the yearwas 3048 the total number of animalsxamined was

Of these cases were remediedwithout prosecution while of the 81Gcases prosecuted S09 convictions werobtained and only 6 in acquit-tal The cases of anImals unfit to work

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numbered 816 6 animals wereto die while 176 were put to a mercifuldeath by agents of the

There was a total of 378O depositedas collateral by those arrested by thesociety of which 3063 had been for I

felted 62234 had been imposed in fines I

on offenders while the amount collected I

in the Police Court for the societymounted to 350284

The agent for childrens cases reportetthe number of investigated as 31-0Inohrlng 561 children 34 of whomcommItted and 14 more recommended ttthe Board of Childrens Guardians 12were sent to the Industrial HomoSchool4 to the Reform whIle a num-ber of others were sent to various otherasylums

The report of the small an-Imals showed that 3537 had beenollected of which number 3431 had beenhumanely put to death homes haInebeen found for the remainder

Officers fOr the ensuing year wereelected as follows PresIdent ChesterA Snow first vice president J BT Topper Irs WEChandler A L Barber Florence Murray Crammond KennedyAlex MackaySmith Mrs E C HallidayMrs B Henderson MIss H B Loring and H F Blount recording sec-retary Mrs Amelia So Stowell

E lIartn treasurer EdwinTrucli Executive commltteeMr3

A L Barber Mrs Mary L Bennett HF Blount Mrs R F Blount Mrs IiV Boynton Mrs F CaIrns Mrs William E Chandler C WC DeraIl MIss M E Gale Mrs E CHaUfday 1lrs B Henderson WallaceW Rite Mrs Olive Ennis Rite Mrs TB Hood Mrs DeE Randolph KeimCrammond Kennedy Mrs CrtunmondKennedy Mrs M R KnowltonHarriet B Loring H B F

H B F Macfarland Miss ElseMcKeoyer MrsAllison Nallor MrsdMarhin LngfellowOD noghuo R Ross Perry Miss APeet F W Pratt James L Pugh jrGen Rufus Sexton Mrs F E SmithMrs Mary Howe TottenJ B T Tupper

1 Y Woods Miss Addison Mitchell Henry WhIte and MisS E A Richardscn

The society a medal to MrSheckles of Parker Bridget Co asa testimony to the manner In which luecares for the comfort animals

that firm It was thought bythe society that their attitude had beespurely punitive long enough and thatthey should by means of medals and

of thanks command any conspicu-ous example or consideration for ani-mals It also voted a commendation ofPresident Roosevelts refusal to havehis horses docked

AN OBJECT LESSON

In a RestaurantA physician puts the query Have you

never noticed In any large restaurant ator dinner time the large number of

hearty vigorous old men at the tablesmen whose ages run from sixty to eightyyears many of them bald and all perhaps gray but none of them feeble orsenile

Perhaps the spectacle is so common asto have escaped your observation or cornmerit but nevertheless it is an objectlesson which means somethIng

It wIll notIce what these oldfellows are eating you will obServe that

are not munching bran crackers norpicking their way through a

menu card ot new Tangled health foodson the contrary they seem to preferjuIcy roast of beef a properly turned loinor mutton and even the deadly broiledlobster not altogether ignored

The point of an this Is that a vigorousold age depends upon good digestion andplenty of food and not upondieting and an endeavor to live upon brancrackers

There s a certain class of food crankswho seem to believe that meat coffeeand many other good things are rankpoisons but these cadaverous sicklylooKing individuals are a walking condamnation of theIr own theories

The matter in a nutshell that if thestomach the natural digestive

in sufficient quantity any wholesome food will be promptly dIgestedIt the stomach does not do so and cer I

laIn foods cause distress one or twoof Stuarts Dyspepsia after eachmeal will remove all dimculty becausethey supply just what every weak stomach lacks pepsin hydrochloric acid dI-

astase and luX-Stuartf DYspepsia Tablets do not net

upon the bowels and In tact are notstrictly a medicine as they act almostentirely upon the food eaten digesting itthoroughly and thus gives a nesuded

and giving an for the nextmeal

Of people who travel nine out of tenuse Sturts Dyspepsia Tablets knowingtrem tn perfectly safe to use at anytime and also having found out by

that they are aagainst in any form and eatlug as they have to at and allkinds of food the traveling public foryears have pinned their faith to StuartsTatlets

All druggIsts sell them at 50 centS forfull sizcQ and anyfrom Maine to California It his opinionwere asked say that Stuarts Dys-pepsia Tnblots is popular and

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SONS tIE VETERANS

INSTALL THEIR OFFICERS

Joint Ceremonies Pass Off in PleasantManner

An enthusiastic joInt installation ofoMcers of Cushing Camp Sons of Veter-ans U S A amI the Ladles AuxiliarySociety of the same order was held in thE

han of the Sons of Veterans 612 E StreetMonday night The

of both socIeties require that the In-

stallation of officers he made In a closedor executive session and in order tocarry out the program which was givenlIonday night special dispensatlons-

td to be granted both lodges That ofthe Sons of Veterans was obtained fromepartment Commander Col F T FJohnson of the Maryland Division while

Hurball divisional president ofthe Ladles Auxiliary grantedthe ladles the privilege oftheir installation at the same time andplace as their brothers ot the Sons of

The rooms of the hosts on this pleas-ant occasion were tastefully decoratednd an enjoyable program was given in

the course of which addresses were madeby the retiring presidents Capt F SHodges and Mrs NellIe B Suess and

presidentselect Capt Francis ECross of the District police force andMr Emma E Sayles After the instal-lation of the officers of both societiesMajor E R Campbell presented the La-dies Auxiliary on behalf of the CushingCamp with a gavel

In addition to the prearranged programaddresses were made by Colonel Bing-ham department commander of the 10-tomac Judge Advocate General El

and Colonel Chase assistant ad-jutant general of the department

In addltion to the gavel presented tothe Ladies Auxiliary two other presenta-tions were made one to the CushlggCamp or a handpainted sIlkmade under the direction of the Ladlesuxiliary by Solomon Lewis and one a-

cme to Major E R Campbell past commanderInchief of the Sons of VeteransThe gavel and cane unusualinterest in that they were made froma girder taken from the White Housewhich when removed was charredwhere it had passed through the tire ofAugust 25 when the city wassacked by the British The ferrule ontbe was made from takenfrom the battleship MaIne whichbloiD up in Harana Harbor

The following were the in-stalled in the Ladies Auxiliary SocietyPresident Mrs Emma E S yles vicepreident Mrs Louise chaplainMiss Gertrude Grier treasurer Mrs EH R Davis secretary Miss Kittle

guide Mrs A V Brown assist-ant guide Grace Montague outsideguardIan Mrs Mamie Ennis insideguardian Stats councilMrs Nellie V Sums Mrs Ida E Slantand Mrs EsteUa Harbour jUdge advo-cate Charles E Davis Mrs Nellie VSuess is

PERSONAL INJtJRYHearing in The sun orIda

against the Capital Traction Company torecover 3000 as damages for personalinjuries which WaS begun yesterday be-

fore Chief Justice Bingham was resuined this morning Mrs Rockwell was in-jured in November while attempting toget aboard of a car of the defendant onthe Pennsylvania Avenue branch of theroad

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ATTORNEY NILES ISSUES

STATEMENT OF CASt

Declines to Discuss His TroublesFurther at Present

Attorney Etward G Niles declines todiscuss the proceedings filed against himby tIlt United States Trust Company ofNew Yerk In connection with the set-

tlement or the estate of Mrs LouiseBeauchamp In reference towife being made a to the suit hegave out the following

To Friends and the PublicMy enemies not satisfied with the

upon me for years hafe atlast stooped so low and forgotten thatinherent endowment of a gentleman andattacked an Innocent and respected Jailmy wife to quench their thirst forsfaction Niles knows nothing or

my business relations with Mrs H-

and the making her a party toagainst me yesterday

called for in the extreme and cowardlyEDWARD G NTLS

BANK DIVIDENDS

The Comptroller of the Currency hasdeclared dividends in favor of theitors national banks as fol-

lowsA sixth 10 per cent in favor

of the creditors ot the American National Bank Baltimore making In all00 per cent on claIms proved amountingto 92C9253

A final dividend 5 per cent in favorof the credItors of the First NationalBank ot WillI mantic Conn making inall 70 per cent on claims proved amountlug to 29381375

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of profits but results ever4 increasing satisfaction for yonevet growing patronage for us 0

This Sale tornolTow and it will be a Every pairof shoes we own desirable uptodate guaranteed Yet they must wy for the 0

spring shoes and nearly is nQw so greatly in Jiricc will pay you tolay in a Lull years supply isc

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RULE

BEING CONSIDERED

Affects Employes Holding More ThanOne Position

An important ziillng providing thatGovernment employes be prohibited fromholding more than one position Is underconsideration by the Clvii ServIce Cornmission Within a day or two theComnduloner will report theIr deelsion to President Roosevelt underdlrfJlUOB the was brought to

attentionThee also provides that

all 1uderal officeholders be restrictedbeing a member of a local loglela

Live in drdor to guard againstpernicious dealings The ruling was submitt to the President by the Clvii

Association of Pennsylvaala and referred to the Comnils

oriel for

STATUE OF SIGELPROPOSED BY WARNER

Colonel Warner the only soldier now

In Congress from Illinois Is urging theerection of a statute in WashIngton tothe memory of Mnj Gen Franz Sigelile Introduced a bill to appropriate

60000 for the purpose Colonelsaid today

here are several statues In the Na-

tional Capital to great French soldierswho helped our country in the time orneed but there Is no monument in rec-ognition of the heroism of the GermansIn the civil war We should have amonument to Gen Franz Sigel

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