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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY MAY 1 1901 t 1 R I ti f II- fi Make Holiday at Marshall Hill USUAL ANNUAL SHAD BAKE Amusements and a Good Feed Make a Day of Pleasure Informality in Order Historic Marshall Hall was the scene yesterday afternoon of the annual shad bake of the Board of Fire Underwriters- of the District Two hundred members and their guests made up the gathering round the board to do homage to King Shad and made the event memorable with the mirth and fun The steamer Macalester bearing the men and their frionds left Washington shortly before 2 oclock The day was superb for a sail on the river The warm rays of the sun tem- pered the breezes enough to make sitting- on the dock most comfortable The trip down the Potomac proved to be a enjoyable feature of the occasion Marshall Hall was reached some time after 3 oclock and the hour that before the dinner was spent In various kinds of amusement Old and young joined in the different games and between bowling and baseball and quoits they found enough exercise to put their appetites on proper edge for the shad feast Informality in Order Everything was done In a most Infor may way Ceremony and foim wore laid aside for the day and everybody did as he chose They were ummoned to the dining hall by the ringing a a gong When the party reached the hall they found the place tastefully decorated and everything arranged for their comfort Speechmaking was carried on In an In formal way after the dinner had been finished Dr William B Young dent of the board introduced the speak- ers and selected as his first victim Sam- uel Cross president of the Metropolitan Insurance Company Mr Cross declined- to speak but sang a song The Sword of Bunker Hill Seal Ring Presented- In asking former President Clement Howard to relieve himself of a little ora- tory Dr Young presented him with a seal ring as a token of esteem from the members of the association The bur den of Mr Howards reply was that it was most gratifying to him to receive the gift from one of the best and most prosperous organizations in Washington Justice Joseph Barnard was the next to tell the underwriters that they are the real thing Bi F Droop also made a short address at the end of which he said he wanted to show them something- he always carried In his pocket What Is It a bottle asked some bodyNot exactly said Mr Droop pull- Ing from his pocket two tiny American flags It was the signal for a patriotic outburst and the diners arose and sang The StarSpangled Banner Captain Tyler Henry F Simpson and James F Hood also made brief address- es Georgo OConnor struck the fancy of the gathering with several negro mel odies everybody Joining in the choruses Home Going After dinner the party returned to games and played until dark Then the boat came and carried them back to the city a tired lot of underwriters LETTERS IMPLICATE TWO MEN IN AMERICA MADRIDA April police In searching the room of Artal the young student who several weeks ago attempt ed to assassinate Premier Maura at Barcelona found letters from the Pater son N J anarchists Lazaro and Breva These letters were written in March and urged Artal to assassinate King Al fonso The government Intends to request the extradition of Lazaro and Breva SALOONKEEPER FINED THE REASON APPARENT WILKESBARRE April John Banish a saloonkeeper of this city was convicted In court today of selling liquor to a minor The mother of the young suicide Earl Vosburg now dead was prosecutor Banish was sentenced to a fine to undergo an imprisonment of six months In Jail FIRE UNDERWRlTER ENJOY THEMSELVES I presi 30The Pa insurance high- ly inter- vened ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ PuB Particulars Twelfth Page Magazine Section r i For- t 0 r- I i L I l Y- t 0 0 a See e i < IH ROOSEVELT League Formed to Work for His Reelection CLUBS TO BE ORGANIZED Representative Bartholdt Chosen as at the White House The National Roosevelt League an or- ganization of Germans whose purpose s to aid In the election of President Roose- velt was formed last night at the New There were present In answer to the call recently Issued by Representative Richard Bartholdt of St Louis upward- of fifty prominent Germans represent ing six States and the District of The gathering discussed the political situation and decided to form- an organization somewhat similar to the McKInley and Roosevelt German American League which did effective work in the last campaign National Roosevelt League- It was determined to christen It the National Roosevelt League and to per mit the enrollment of others than Ger mans if thought advisable to do so It is planned to effect an organiza- tion in each of the States and to name a general committee with headquarters either In Chicago or New York A statement was offered Arthur von Briesen of New York and unani- mously adopted as the sense of the league favoring President Roosevelts nomination and election Representative Richard Bartholdt was chosen president of the league F A Ringler of New York treasurer and Joseph Winter of New York secretary These officers with the following were named as the executive committee Arthur von Briesen of New York Judge A H Doldin of Cincinnati E G Halle of Chicago and Representative Frank Wachter of Baltimore After the business of the league had been transacted a banquet was served the New Willard Dr Bartholdt of- ficiated as toastmaster and addresses were made by Arthur von Briesen Dr F J Kaufmann of Syracuse N Y L Markbreit of and H C Kudlich of New York At the conclusion of the banquet at 1030 the members of the league called appointment upon the President at the White House and Informed him of their purpose to assist the Republican ticket in the forthcoming campaign PLUCKED FEATHERS WHERE THEY STOLE THE FOWLS ROSEMONT Pa April 30The bold- est chicken thieves that have visited lower Merion township paid their re- spects to Mrs James McCalllar of Lowrys Lane this place on Wednesday night and stole fortytwo chickens The thieves killed the fowls and plucked rh feathers In Mrs McCallains chicken house Last night the roost of Mrs Patrick Doyle of Garrett Avenue was visited and sixteen chickens were stolen Cures Grip and this to letter of credit Where Tourists can find Humphreys Specifics PARIS 32 rue EtienneMarcel LONDON JO Haymarket VIENNA Stephansplatz 8 BRUSSELS C5 Boulevard de Waterloo BARCELONA Ronda S Pedro 36 MADRID Calle Tetuan 3 ALEXANDRIA rue Cherif Pacha MANILA 1C7 Escolta RIO DE JANEIRO 72 Rua de S Pedrp BUENOS AYRES 442 Calle Florida MEXICO CITY Calle del Coliseo 3 At all Drug Stores In Canada Cuba Central America Honolulu Porto Rico the West Indies and In every City Town and Hamlet In the United States of America Cloth Bound Book mailed free At Druggists 25 cents each or mailed Humphreys Medicine Co cor and John Streets New York GERMANS TO Am I I I LeaderMembers manly Co- lumbia I b In one ot the private dining halls or I tf 77 COLDS Pin I I I i Wil- liam ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Xr4BKMKaMBBllMKMB IIHHBBHBIl M HHfl MM- H 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Washington of this particular pattern of Gocarts and buy them In such Immense quantities that no other store can offer Its equal In quality and construction- at the price we quote Made by the famous Factory very best gearing and safest adjustment closewoven reed body with heavy roll the entire length of each side rub- ber tire wheels pattern exactly as plus fJ ic trated above Our special price Is Ttt We show without question the best assorted line of Mattllngs of any store Washington Our stock has recently been replenished through the arrival of several carload shipments all strictly new and fresh hoods Scores of 12 c 15C 18C 20C 25C per yard up Matting Rugs 3x6 feet made of highgrade Japanese Matting SM UJ Excellent quality of heavy Oil Cloth big va 5Cf- k of patterns per square yard Linoleums Carpets Rugs c Big line of New Spring Patterns Big line of Folding Gocarts many dif- ferent patterns Prices begin at si75 695 For oak Sideboard illustration has good finish neat carv ings and 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USUAL ANNUAL SHAD BAKE
Amusements and a Good Feed Make aDay of Pleasure Informality
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Historic Marshall Hall was the sceneyesterday afternoon of the annual shadbake of the Board of Fire Underwriters-of the District Two hundred membersand their guests made up the gatheringround the board to do homage to KingShad and made the event memorablewith the mirth and fun
The steamer Macalester bearing themen and their frionds left
Washington shortly before 2 oclockThe day was superb for a sail on theriver The warm rays of the sun tem-pered the breezes enough to make sitting-on the dock most comfortable The tripdown the Potomac proved to be a
enjoyable feature of the occasionMarshall Hall was reached some time
after 3 oclock and the hour thatbefore the dinner was spent In
various kinds of amusement Old andyoung joined in the different games andbetween bowling and baseball and quoitsthey found enough exercise to put theirappetites on proper edge for the shadfeast
Informality in OrderEverything was done In a most Infor
may way Ceremony and foim wore laidaside for the day and everybody did ashe chose
They were ummoned to the dininghall by the ringing a a gong Whenthe party reached the hall they foundthe place tastefully decorated andeverything arranged for their comfort
Speechmaking was carried on In an Informal way after the dinner had beenfinished Dr William B Youngdent of the board introduced the speak-ers and selected as his first victim Sam-uel Cross president of the MetropolitanInsurance Company Mr Cross declined-to speak but sang a song The Swordof Bunker Hill
Seal Ring Presented-In asking former President Clement
Howard to relieve himself of a little ora-tory Dr Young presented him with aseal ring as a token of esteem from themembers of the association The burden of Mr Howards reply was that itwas most gratifying to him to receivethe gift from one of the best and mostprosperous organizations in Washington
Justice Joseph Barnard was the nextto tell the underwriters that they arethe real thing Bi F Droop also madea short address at the end of which hesaid he wanted to show them something-he always carried In his pocket
What Is It a bottle asked somebodyNot
exactly said Mr Droop pull-Ing from his pocket two tiny Americanflags It was the signal for a patrioticoutburst and the diners arose and sangThe StarSpangled BannerCaptain Tyler Henry F Simpson and
James F Hood also made brief address-es Georgo OConnor struck the fancyof the gathering with several negro melodies everybody Joining in the choruses
Home GoingAfter dinner the party returned to
games and played until dark Thenthe boat came and carried them backto the city a tired lot of underwriters
LETTERS IMPLICATE
TWO MEN IN AMERICA
MADRIDA April police Insearching the room of Artal the youngstudent who several weeks ago attempted to assassinate Premier Maura atBarcelona found letters from the Paterson N J anarchists Lazaro and BrevaThese letters were written in March andurged Artal to assassinate King Alfonso
The government Intends to request theextradition of Lazaro and Breva
SALOONKEEPER FINED
THE REASON APPARENT
WILKESBARRE April JohnBanish a saloonkeeper of this city wasconvicted In court today of sellingliquor to a minor
The mother of the young suicide EarlVosburg now dead was prosecutorBanish was sentenced to a fine
to undergo an imprisonment of sixmonths In Jail
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There were present In answer to thecall recently Issued by RepresentativeRichard Bartholdt of St Louis upward-of fifty prominent Germans representing six States and the District of
The gathering discussed thepolitical situation and decided to form-an organization somewhat similar tothe McKInley and Roosevelt GermanAmerican League which did effectivework in the last campaign
National Roosevelt League-
It was determined to christen It theNational Roosevelt League and to permit the enrollment of others than Germans if thought advisable to do so
It is planned to effect an organiza-tion in each of the States and to name ageneral committee with headquarterseither In Chicago or New York
A statement was offered Arthurvon Briesen of New York and unani-mously adopted as the sense of theleague favoring President Rooseveltsnomination and election
Representative Richard Bartholdt waschosen president of the league F ARingler of New York treasurer andJoseph Winter of New York secretaryThese officers with the following werenamed as the executive committeeArthur von Briesen of New York JudgeA H Doldin of Cincinnati E G Halleof Chicago and Representative FrankWachter of Baltimore
After the business of the league hadbeen transacted a banquet was servedthe New Willard Dr Bartholdt of-ficiated as toastmaster and addresseswere made by Arthur von Briesen DrF J Kaufmann of Syracuse N YL Markbreit of and H CKudlich of New York
At the conclusion of the banquet at1030 the members of the league called
appointment upon the President atthe White House and Informed him oftheir purpose to assist the Republicanticket in the forthcoming campaign
PLUCKED FEATHERS WHERETHEY STOLE THE FOWLS
ROSEMONT Pa April 30The bold-est chicken thieves that have visitedlower Merion township paid their re-spects to Mrs James McCalllar ofLowrys Lane this place on Wednesdaynight and stole fortytwo chickens Thethieves killed the fowls and plucked rhfeathers In Mrs McCallains chickenhouse Last night the roost of MrsPatrick Doyle of Garrett Avenue wasvisited and sixteen chickens were stolen
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SpecificsPARIS 32 rue EtienneMarcelLONDON JO HaymarketVIENNA Stephansplatz 8BRUSSELS C5 Boulevard de WaterlooBARCELONA Ronda S Pedro 36MADRID Calle Tetuan 3ALEXANDRIA rue Cherif PachaMANILA 1C7 EscoltaRIO DE JANEIRO 72 Rua de S PedrpBUENOS AYRES 442 Calle FloridaMEXICO CITY Calle del Coliseo 3
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