Washington Post, The (Newspaper) - July 2, 1909, Washington, District Of Columbia ARE YOU TO SUy far the bla an July amf and MUM Centrally fair today and r to moderate westerly Mi 71. SIXTEEN THREE K ill Deposed Head of New York Police Finds BLAME TO POLITICS VOL RL by for Refusing to M. Baker Made but 1 net Deputies Go Out With A Sr Praised by Mayor and r ked to Return to to Be 'M to Some Extent in the Under the New Y rk 1 One of the UM In New city s I Ki ry When removed H l A for t 11 ill n after th latter s re- r i r mi 1 by the mayor rn r i came at the con- f Investigation Into the 1 i n by the police ot I 1> m Inconspicuous and t frt it -t i I was repeatedly arrested j lit c a ne and whose w v v I viued In the rogues gal 1 j Up tin failure of the police to H i vie him The i 1 ti at at least two of Gen iam -i 1 were guilty of r j t Ii th t Vic I their removal f f im retirement today ii Ms h advisers and 11 H n of his 1 I i i t C Bugher n f i hf to If re iv n mud iC lie is willing m f iln He called on I in s afternoon by re in v. n n 1 ivw bj or t f t tr squid He k i it I 11, 1 ef he jut f tl o i f w regime tlie it one aj f utt 1 F HI rt 1 i uim I A fn i I of r McCar l i i i tt at a coi l in tho of the de t i The l i t nt 1 ht fir i tl ti fact that Nt v. n i i city witli a cos t i if 1 irlon Poll Bukhara Says F i i id 1 Is were to Utn tu tl tlr m r i re r for tt e mayor s l t a 1 tl it the f H e politicians rt ni v il a few t r t Ii i 11 11 t municipal t t N rl hit Mtt tuiO Many Uphold Bingham i i i U 1 maht 1 vk tti f Cfi i whk ti mi 1 tU r r p 1 l s r UH vital imr u U ns st t 1 I l td u ht tlon In a series of scathing Jn be the of police affairs Justice Gaynor for several been prominently as a candidate for the mayoralty to succeed comment on the result of the Gen. case fp the beginning of the of government to New York city There is no place under our political 0yetem tor the Last night Mayor ordered to remove Duffy's picture from the to oust from office Daniel O the ana Bert third deputy and to make certain changes In details of the lice organization With all ders of the mayor but he refused to Hanson two subor i whom he and H was illy upon this the minor am point that the split came however In the meantime With Gen when Slattery Hanson he quitted office went all of hie executive start save Baker who later made com Hanson had resigned In the and Second Deputy Frederick and Fourth Deputy Arthur save their resignations to Gen after the general had sent a letter to the notifying the mayor that all his orders save the command to remove Slattery had been obeyed under protest INDORSES GOOD ROADS Secretary Wilson Gives port to Post's SCOUTS IN CITY Car Will Participate in Parade on With Atlanta Journal and New York Herald la pleased by the Movement Secretary of Agriculture Wilson j ee heartily indorsed The Washington Post Richmond Times Dispatch move ment for good roads between the tional Capital and erstwhile capital of the Confederacy I am for Kood roads first and said Mr I am for them because they benefit the farmer make for the development of the counties through which they run minimize pro f men to keep their religion irul make life more enjoyable Secretary has been an of improved highways since he ucl President s cabinet ml long before tint He seen good ru tds ind bad roads and hos traveled vt r manj miles of b set constant aim IK ch irge of the Department of Agriculture lias been to give levery pos sible assistance to the farmer He has been led The Farmers Friend and is more their supporter to day than ever Favors the Movement Tne movement to roads be- tween Washington ind a capital one and 1 am in favor c f it Mr will mean a great deal to tho i psidc of Virginia as well as and other prs If the the high to tin to tho pi in like i movement m will be the ru 1 t direction VI i 1 burc ni and In fact MI will be id e fn working out r KI e find cir pinions til U to d tii T' like a good rtem they will take i water The ind pd bj be- In nur good roads man In the lend The s on I i will prove Post nes Good fl I would to I t i f I I 11 i L i aUM C t n 1 d k I iatp f U pst J mt I k i i e Ufi I t ul retire I fr m si u s HI n w tl tl i ink of I p tr 1 lit w is thf i wl i 1 it m iny ma Mi K sis In Hi had tu i j red tht r ist of r hut of ti grounds and VA i I gU it IP it wl en I 1 t in M I T mt f i Ion H 1 ir ui am s i p i t In B ere the t. In the performance of his i Ii his retirement Had Refused to Resist M r M s declaration of in- i l t of Hall and of i i of the police f ur he had hjeld f i am h tg ht n In many f i I there hai been preg U l tim s to him U declared inten h f his office until t f term next year i I i had nothing to t i h a plans for the future I m i w A t as he smilingly ill tl ere ii nothing to announce be l e t that 1 hall take a fang rp starting anything new 1 i of the hag brought forward Into tl l ti ttl Supreme c Ma n J who directed the TV cus t Mayor i KJ no f urny Va and 4t J E i and Ohio Laave 15 ft m returning leave 81 p nv same 1 Scout Car y l u Times D ir t i st mt rar ai cd in Washington at K 5ft from i it a and weary the Hit nd Killed up to The F st n Id IK mst Tht Post s stout ii u is 't In sli ipe to make in Die to meet it ii I f in into the I if 11 it 1 I i morning part In Posts parade Mon 1 i with IV w Her all nti and the i s oft i it r The h and The f i i I D A rton TV ill leave Post hi at S c 1 ck for i run t over the route which take Ii Fairfax Manassas Cul pt E er Orange ille T ouida and Richmond Tt k proposed U tlw first night wt at s I Tl P Post Raleigh N O July 1 Is learned I ere with much pleasure a run to DG made f m to Jacksonville of Raleigh The weakest point m the r Lite lant traversed la between Rich m n 1 a n 1 Washington exactly is pi e ft by President Leonard Tufts of the Highway Association JOHNSON FOE SUFFRAGE Governor Hopes to See Women Vote Their Husbands Jackson Mich July 1 Jchnson of Minnesota delivering an address hete sa d I hope to Bee the time when tn will join with their husbands in po affairs Where woman Is the is better and politics would be better with her refining influence Repi in Introduc ing Gov Johnson referred to him aa the Democratic candidate for President Gov Johnson s topic was The majesty of the law He said the of the lawmakers are honest men that there is too much lack of respect for the law I with he said the inan w ho swears to enforce a law and casts it aside with the excuse that it is not by public opinion There is not a Vaw on the statute that cannot be Potter Heads Rear Admiral P who commanded the fourth division of the At- battleship fleet on Us voyage around the yesterday became chief of the bureau ol navigation of thp Ing Rear Admiral John E retired to Baltimore and valid for return until until U. 12, til TO Flit Auto Dazzle Be jarade Will FINAL DETAILS ARE GIVEN Post Pageant to Rain or Starting at P. Il Entries to Be Accepted Up to Noon ol of Celebration Will Be Carried Into the Night by tbe Aid of Lanterns and Other Lights on the Dec- orated and tors Rushed With Orders ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY Entries will be received at the office ol The Post until noon on the day of the Automobile Flag July 5 Do delay In enter tng your The organizers of the will be aided by a prompt expression of your In tentlon Fill out and sign the entry blank on page and send It In at once THE WASHINGTON POST details for handling The Posts Parade were set tied last at a meeting of the mar bhils the club's committee and the representatives oT The Post The Tor start of the Uon changed from 4 30 to 5 30 P m fi with a number of made that the later many to partake of an dinner and get downtown Tor a evening s amusement beginning a view of the parade of the ti he furnished bj tbe fit of July Committee and endir g a of he decorated an 1 adorned I Chinese ind other colored on the of the city j A he the day of cele be carried Into the by decorating their with and of various kinds and tne cars In the envies around town to have met with much and n announced of particular to us feature of the f Chance for Brilliant Effects j It pointed out In the foim of butterflies or injects have fix candle power lights in the eye sock j 01 insects and UP the to off tii beauty of the decorations at thi cars are running about tl e oil I It decided the or I of tl e parade that the entries i not dost until 5 the tue at noon It iias t been tie object of The Post In organizing to absolutely no It Is B free foi all event for the benefit of and one ifa I to r evtn at the last mm j le last minute decided last to be Monday 3 at noon 11, grand marshal W D West ml of Club rid eater superintendent of poln e will bp In absolute charge of th f The H hist m the time H the office si will head the pio l its speed and guide the i i m the i Ir from e tlie parade Is moving i 1 order must b H is also expected that tbe In line Wi throw their fn the air to tbe atop signal to behind it Is Will Identify Deputy Hough will have com- charge of tbe movement ot various classes of by a number of marshals as assistants to pictures will be published In Tbe Post of so that In recognize Tbe orders of these all of whom will be In Identified by blue nante with the word lettered In must be obeyed to for the comfort and of the parading as wUll as the spectators who will line the One ot the principal of the parade be the four newspaper cars now engaged In good roads are the of the New Toik the Atlanta the and Tbe ton Post These cars will not com- for any of the prizes and their principal claim to distinction will be that of the honorable they bear in the cause of the and the thing he must roads The New York Herald and Journal cars last week the Invitation of The Post t0 Join In the parade and will re- turn here from York for the rose and the Richmond tar which arrived from Richmond yesterday after a terrific battle with some of the worst roads ever by any eler on tot face of the earth will be the consort of The Washington Post hich stai tg on Tuesday next to the way to build a good road to mond Rain or Shine It was decided last night that the pa be held lam or shine The proposition to postpone the procession un- til the following July 10 In of rain was last night down on ground that many entrants have en gaged flowers and gone to an ex- pense for would have to be gone over if the spectacle wei 3 postponed It was ore decided t T hold the In anv weather and for Manj of e sixteen or eight een men it the meeting last night de clared that now entered their v eather might be One who In tends to a car containing his wife declared that It rained i her with an coveted with s and drive ahead Along the from rith street to the Capitol there were signs here and there of prepara lions for selling In windows to the big spectacle of the In this locality will advantage of ihe to make a little extra during thp event Busy With Decorations U developed list night that there are a number of competitors who do not ex to use flowers from the florists shops but will on obtaining suppl es of and others blooms from who them quantities on country places The port that rhey with and m there is an immense amount of work of going on all the among cabinet mikers as a consequence of the Several cabinet makers t if ported to that cannot take ciders for fiame works foi floats foi the parade One F street florist it WTS stated night has de to take more than the six 1 e now has booked for decorating cars and another florist at Fom find H istt ne has brought scorps ol Inquiries to his place of bv a. m i thine he has placed in Ms window is a of w iat he can do Minor changes weie made In the of tlie and in the line of maich at the of the marshals and the ai club committee last night j The hue and the loute are printed else in s Post Cut them out for e Showing of Motorcyclists better showing of motorcycles than the entries have so fai developed was shown night to be and tbe would be glad IT the mo would send in t leir entries It Is possible that the mav want to call on the motorcyclists for emergent y In which case il would be to hive a large iri line would be no objection it is THIRD Crimson Crews Make a Clean Sweep Over THOUSANDS WATCH RACES F. H. Hitchcock and G. U yon Meyer Among Greatest Crowd Ever Assembled at New on the Sees Harvard Eight-Oar Varsity Beat Old Eh by Six Lengths in Grueling come Demonstrates That Wray Is a Great Elected THE HARVARD'S THREE VICTORIES VARSITY EIGHT OAR four first by six 21 50 Yale's 2Z 10 VARSITY FOUR OAR two first by three lengths 13 14. Yale s- 13-23. Slowest time on record for this THE IPS INI Orville Makes Series of Successful WITH GREAf EASE Aeroplane Remains Aloft utes in Test. Other Ascents Last Five and Seven Respective shop Father of the and Their Among the 0 Who See Their Triumph at Fort chine Now Declared m Proper FRESHMAN EIGr two T OAR first by ten lengths 11 32 Yale's time 12 09 ROUTE PARADE AND LINE-UP Route Start from Post building to 1 to side of Pennsylvania avenue I on south side of Pennsylvania to First street South on First street to Garfield Fast through Capitol grounds to Plaza on Plaza to north end of Capitol South through Capitol grounds direct to nue I West on Pennsylvania avenue to Executive avenue I North to Pennsylvania avenue West on avenue to Executive avenue South to ellipse est side of ellipse to Seventeenth street entrance to River side e Following along Riverside around the band stand to the circle Await orders of marshals Detachment of grand marshal and chief of Mrs Nathan B member of board of remaining members of board of band the New York Atlanta and Washington Post Roads Scout detachment of gasoline band remainder of gasoline ma commercial motorcycles 911.00 7 45 a m i and cars v and Valle 35 pr trips from and O. train of day coaches L Baltimore and Ohio route Tickets rood en roi JULY 4TH TICKETS to and Irons ail points on On sale July 2d, 33, 4th, and good returning on or before sth One and the round trip For gly New London Conn July 1 a grand exhibition o' rowing bj a crew remark able its pover and arce Harvard this defeated Tale in their annual varsity boat or the Thames Tbe Crimsons crew led from stirt to finish and won by six boat Harvard s time was Jl 50 lale By this victory Har rd v on rer consecutive bolt i ce from Yale m 28 jears Not since and 18SI has Harvard won two con races from Yale Since 18ia Harvard has won five races from lale Including today s m 1891 1906. and Since has been at and Har e ivet thi times and tl e Crimson has won tno races The greatest crowd that had ever a here on the into New today to witness this rice Harvard s In her boating system brought double and quad ruple the number that follow the Crimson on the Thames while Yale s determination to win back her glory on the river brought a record breaking ci owd The railroads could not furnish enough cars to accommodate all the peo pie who fought and struggled for on the observation trains It was tsti mated that at least people wit the spectacle from traina and every other hind of vehicle and from a flotilla of the finest craft that graces American w aters Harvard Forges Ahead Although won by a margin and administered a crushing de feat to lale the race was a contest right up to the last half mile All up the the two eighth lowed with almost equal and a slip of any kind in would hate turned the victory into defeat with in few seconds there was no break m the Harvard boat Bowing all UIP two antl times three strokes lo the ml nude moie Yale the eight Horn the Blue little by little J. ol 21 miles kept within a boats length her Jhen Hai vard on ber pow ei and mci eased her lead first to three lengths then to four lengths and to six lengths Yale spurted with nei old tune deter it was m Pile iec oid of lace as kept the timers wa Harv m 10s ids 4 Is 2 mile 4 miles 22 The lows Har ard start 39 miles 34 3 miles 35 finish iale start 38 1 mile 31 miles 3_ 3 miles 34 06 Better The of Tales defeat lg not difficult Harvard with a crew which averaged almost tix pounds to the man heavier than Yale was able fto row right through the race at a gait aver aged two strokes to the minute faster than Yale s and still get mt of this stroke ner maximum of Any crew that can row in the form tl at Harvard or Yale rowed In this even ng and at follows Half mile 2 miles 10m 4 Zlm oOs 2bs 1 mile 3 miles Ibm mile 2m 2Ts 1 mile 5m 10m 48s 1 miles 16m 20s IQs Winning distance six ng of the crews miles nile 34 the same time average two i lore strokes a minute than Its rival and its men bv so doing is and the margin it tHe fin made by the e the men Jn the winning boat Comparisons of strokes at discussions of methods of rowi explain away Yale s defeat had men In her shell who they were physically capable ing will not Yale today that rowing a splendid four mile race but they met a Harvard crew of unusual physical and endurance the race demonstrated that Wray Is a great coach Less than two ago and almost on the eve of Wray deposed a man con- siderea a great stroke and put in his place whose physical caused many grave about the of thia change H was this which saved the race CONTINUED ON PAGE TQ Ohio ice Cream 1224 VU Baltimore and sf Showing the Wright new machine guided by m the first sue ascension at Fort Myer PLOT TO KILL THE CZAR Murder of the Swedish General Beckman Only Part of tie Plan Stockholm July 1 evidence of an anarchist plot to the Em- peror of Russia dur ig his approaching European trip was unearthed here Adolf the killed MAJ Gen Beckman chief of the coast lory then committed suicide be- longed to a of anarchists havo been plotting the death of the Russian mler Eight Russian Ists weie arrested previous to the killing of Gen Beckma but their n was kept secre Two of them found hiding m palace left a letter si ing that as ins Russian com had been a rested It was e for him alone H lull the emperor a d consequently lie assassinated the first high o facial he mp SWEPT BY A TORNADO Many Boats Lost and Towns Destroyed on tlie COAST BY FLOODS aad n t kpn i s i t inborn pit k The marl me sul off th i t i i r i ind f el i and l w. re lal thus asm i e r t IP the t u s dent Shi i n o Small Villages With No I Word the ton Fishermen Among Many Damage Done From Tarn North to Tex Aeroplane Brought on Field n and had but STUDENT ASSASSINATES TWO Spp al lo i Tampico Mex t tlu East Indian Kills Colonel and Doctor in London July 1 startling double as of a political oc tonight toward the conclusion of a at the Imperial In An Indian student whose name Is not known shot and kitted 1-ieut bir Hutt Cuizon and Galas of ShanghaJ j art of tlu Gull of ext ended damage nder inland for to 0ropeity in the to MAY Dead Chinaman Found m the River at New miles till of tt Rio meager w It is stated that tho water of the rise tu a height oC mo y than tti t de and swept in mandating a area of Jow land along the coast The town of Soto La Man mi re partly ed tiie 3t i m small coast The Lhe tlock nl look Ir wl celed up tl P p n a k gul qm ill j PIS wilted i mil th le strong Ufo e I following the a i to make t IP fl Tip Tl e mil 1 an hoen patrol jv l fi om thp heu fall er tors and their brother in e glied and walked up the with and W T' father a palm fail 11 ii and d n ihe rf 1 1 the i foi e pi in 1 nt mands smiling ir a fa an 1 i marking hai he o t i v. a h hen l beir n Fishing Craft Missing n A greatest loss of 1 fe irred if ui f where boats and LOOKS UKE MISSING SLATEE and General Appearance the Same as of Elsie Mur of the Death Another Gardner to Be Inter- preter in the Case x New York J iK 1 identification w as impossible tonight theie appeared to bfe 1 tl it tlie of a Ch whi h found floating In Hudson ei in tlie up icr part of the this wi 01 I I ing Hit of risi Sif et The man s 1 eight weight a tallies with that i f The was for a and liad bee i n the water foi more th n a week A ough examination w 11 be Co McDonald who was the first lo m the bodi believes it is Leong as do a number of policemen but unt 1 and facial characteristics gone the on will remain in If U is cause of his death w 11 be mv although one theory that of suicid would appear reasonable Looks Like Ling the and went un dci its force In add ti n to dozen ard moi e boats from which are unaccounted fo il i- feet fiorn wti ci at Hie Red Snapper when il e k is reported to I 1 several then crev s Tip storm for muie tl an fifteen hou and was the most erp er exp i fn I along the Mexican coasi 1 Tex Juh 1 T e stoim which i t tht coa t ni to t d cJ considerable I to ni an J 1 cral Ihes are reported lost M Po ni Isabel il nff boats werp cap I sized arid in an fishermen hp j 1 to been hoi blown n Town All Gone Thp of the Kio R at Isabel blown down the station was weie destroyed It in all daj fl e ere pai ir stricken and a of lies to k m the railroad s hotel at t e forced visitors at Tarpon Is ind to at the quarant ne tion Man boats were cai and one 8 from destroyed The coi west of the road is one vast sheet of water Tile body was vV a resident of who was o it in a motorboat a. young woman Be hen h the police were to the and the taken to a in the ere the examination was begun lient features there was a resemblance between tne dead Chinaman the official of Leong Ling The teeth were as were Leong s the height about t 4 inches which was Leong s and the weight pounds which about the figure hich Leong J the scales when he ge of the man to be 25 01 30 in years I s agre was given out the police as uQ Change in The right arm of tne man was greatly put whether from violence ir from the effects of tne water be tonight Tiie fact tMat the clothes were makes on more t and an be performed in the lug was to arrive at any ah to non the met Carej of the homicide who has harf charge of the investigation of the Sigel for the Bronx TChen no- that tne body had found pre- to make an examination Nam the local Chinese in- wiio will be replaced by Trol Jose Cal. en- deavor to unravel the said today he himself suggested Prof Gardner's name to the district ney's was he tbe ff ot certain police not he sincere In work OF Descends on Sixth Lap Half wa on 11 to he tl i i n a ra 1 cr Id en t Hi off his engine before he al itc t Tie machine to strike the g out ii cutting deep in e earth it on the oe to a stop 3 01 am oun ed tl at it nad I csn in the e minute don n TO the spot where the in had allotted and so aid Bishop right and II the latter s MCW of a vUc flight and he of J delighted The light nade n hi i ftf teen minutes time e se t t e tbe 4th at the round Special i ahd Ohio same o Thousands Honor the Dead Leader in Philadelphia Philadelphia July of the large t this city has ever witnessed that of State Senator one ot the Republican leaders of this which was held from his late home this The of Senator who died In c Lit on lay in state the funeral services and was ew cd by thousands of persons The bers of the senate and i ma hine a bit r into f a the organizations of which the and were a tl senator was a memoer attended the reached -a f l W fee obsequies in a The tributes were beautiful The services conducted bv the Rev Dr John Watchorn of Lan caster Pa pastor of fie nant Methodist Church of tins I one of easiest city interment was at Mount noticed m of the at I ort Moriah and a the sent the to sp jvc were conducted under Masonic earth as he began to come up lites Among the men wlo and the motor waa attended the funeral were Gov Stuart and United Suites Senators and Oliver Senator Darham held a in t e National baseball club and its pre AS a mark ot respect to hte no ball will be afternoon in the i It was learned today from an the Jats senator s would not amount to more at tl e end nf u Held Tl P airship circled tne fiel 1 c gl t and a before a landing was made Landing a Fine One td to the ground so that hardly any dust arose as he truck The ma slid for only a few feet and hO lightly did it slide that it seemed lo ue merely the tips the The sun had sunk by this time and ihe tremulous haze of twilight was beginning to over the field Orville was ana Sund tft
