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r- : I1E "ran-MOUVrAIV FAIorCTl AST) RAXCIIMAX, TU.ND W MOWNTS-G, SEPTrrBER 2,1002.- 7" 'HiitM lH CONTROL OF TRUSTS.' Jfesidcnt Roosevelt Delivers an Address in Cincinnati Upon the Question of Trusts and Combines. lWd Hold Corporation to Same Responsibility as Individuals Combines Handled Honestly and Fairly Arc Not an Evil, but a Natural Evolution and Make (or General Prosperity- Ap. palling Panic Narrowly Averted While President Was Talking nnitl Ffnl :n -"Hnosevdt ,, nelnnnll fill festival ' ,iir fni "nil nice at these w The weather was j ii Frcldent nrrlei 1, In r reception o tho i imnilly pleasant tor i ivinliig demonstra- T . hnil mora visitors jy r va hnd n mora cn- i Ir sldent Roose- 1 v j 1c tion as guest ot ,r 0r d hla hotti with un- fion 10 n m. until , u . onsultlnrt hli own ort The dlicctors f i i I mil nnnngul an i ( in for every hour ot v i i and the President a thit none ot the j 1 l"" jt n ON TlXin (ru t mrlvod lo the minute ' on time nt nil his jj ni I i n tho afternoon i nan I l time to tho minute iMr)t ' '1 nrrlvcd nt the ex nil jroj ' time, nnil 'he same Ulon rlzetl tho evening axi The President wis I ib ft nnd hli for oxer lehiuir h the exception of the it tlK i in luncheon anil the j tbanqi and even then he was iffa 'i i. ii lug mntters of pub . rrin vv u the guests of honot 'j la ' n nng the Indulgences Kti) i n houi or more In tho i h hi seeing nt the fill v a Mirlety of sldc ,i. ft lus experience he was i In") ' niulltorluni of the mu x ii 1 on tho exposition .'j -1 ! vcr il an address to . nee with ocr Mini) ..jj : t 1 on the stage with prfidi nt hanquhthd. , ip id r was temletetl tho ilt ii i i wt Nicholas by tho '' ill I II Fcitlvul association 'in uet ' i 1 w is elaborntely deco- 1 f fi v le was by a large itra 4") plates were turned fieit l'i evidential party nnd I - of Cincinnati. Amon? pr t t nator J, Ti. Fora- v it 1 staff. Congressmen il 1 omwell and Musor i1-" " the conclusion, at 8 15 : i ' r. '' mirch wits again i - p- u le hall, Al nl.l T OVVTION. ' In the buildings nnd ''i of ih r tl il tonlKht were tltoioof the ritlernooii. Tho Frosi- ig 1 mtli loud cheering os irrace I ired at tho entrnnce, iMh i j c oriel Into the nu- 1 tl I monitrntlonn continued f tltr Ho wis ngaln the ro- t I II After being wel- 1 ffli all! t-) Mu)or riclsehmann tr u i h" was greeted with i t i in'rii that tho banJs Inir nrvl order n tr ' g Major Plelschmann the of of 'he lestlvnl for their it i 'lie nu'lleneo for Us jr i 'hr Pr sldent cspeclnl - ) minn an he proposed, '( r f i uilve of nil the peo- v r n lo party, to make i loui question. Sl- t n i mod until the first jfi t f its when the np- j " ik in. nml cnntliiued at In- t i Vit ' wis speiklnff nbout " ' -i mm in the rnino ro ll'1 llj ii "Milinln, he wan In- m " ' lrmonstrntlim of up- m T wis nnother marKed u ' ' Ii n ho nil orated such , II il niiieiiilnient us would ") - nl of such cnrjnra- 1 ' m ii tho Jurisdiction ktn ii j, i"' in ident spoke as fol bib . a. mi ,r r-? AnnncRs. tUi "1 -1 .'km oii an thu , " rr f subjects, which we ia k f ibo trust 'llm ildd k icb and aim ist nl- K n i innieiiriiiv luit the " , niri Ii icnksnr the trusts CM ' n i nil of th vry lie AIH " i rith nf which has , . ' t iture of our mndim "- ' i uy tbrie 1,1k corpora- Drst iirKlliUrd In one ,,,, , in e i.il St iti. and K If ,J n of the triuls pel ' hi Ih'ijiim it prc- . rf n In id tlii most con- " r i in ibleum fori cd 'Ikt ' Hi ir mrinloim In- Me i xhlili Ins tnfctn ' , " . t uult c ntur In all Ut . ' Iri nnd notably In i fii " . ,, ' T ,!,! C'ONCUtt. ',, ' ' nniurred lii brliiR- """' " ' i in 1 iilrlll eondltlono bin ' ni lettrklty are tlio ,,,- ' " iillnir chanires In j. n . Inndlse. ot trum- , Iuk rendrred not , i (table the Inimenss I Rrolh of Inilis- i, , y III Kreat cities , i Hi" specialization of n 1 'i Kiilutileil oppottiill!- ,11.1 il , in of huge amounts nd , 're the rise In the ubUlS i.v "e master minds 5 , " mposilble for siu 11 " .H ' t bo einplojed with iHlK'BV.r ' TIONB HIJHI5. t H'Mii r rl II'"" whether or Kf H '" w londltlons, the ricb'H: " n oiiiiortunltles. . HKi wlifdi w.ro ile- rA , iiinplcr, Icsh pro- torta-IB p , ( uiic ilesrio ntro- sill ' ' i urns ot inn rather (!; 4. j ' iiunplex and spe- T V , l""' " do with the 7 nilltlnim uio her, rfa.H l i -l l coml and ell n '": '' ' m -even If It ! C&U " Kit rid of them! u B'r . ( I" ,r to aeootu- Utfl i inpmlr and xocii- rirW ' . d In frame, a si a- "', (! 1"r', "nrt'r w,lli:l' "" iV"Wt he utmost rioml- II pjH p, ,rt amount of hnrm m'jM , " 'Ml no CAIUTAI.. ,? P'He ouraeheH on MJ1' JJM , " i and prnspcr- lirrti'B ni nillnji posltlnn In ciiiBt "" ,l1'1' nn'i nt "", il.lltH HUnR but denillicl- ,-inB ' "BO command. Je".J-B iriiipeillj. this torn- nl ' , , r ri'M bomi: uvit, yif ..B1 k ' iclnl or Industrial ,(!' no malter hew much until" llicin, tbern bi sure ?( i n "I It usiiall) tuket " '" r"r" "' lliiirilw ' ' i' fir as poisll'le, W'iI'iB Ml without nl the in "tiiH "ln i Bond In f'V i ihc eiTort tn brim; rru'BS i '" " "landstlll 1 ,U iiU n ally inlchkous, WB it . inewiiai tn develop B " '' m to a ikurce uukl., n!rMrthut"ll 'o0n"'0, '""""'HI delop. A HOMELY SIMILH JJ". hCm,'l,s!mllV "' whl" " ' 'lne Tie lou.r vr,LVr " ,"r tr,,m Inaccurate coifntn ..MT,,",I,I" fertlllte. a sreat ,,''mrJ and also at tines la aires it liv sU,.?Stl, ",',"nJ,t ,n rt"m " l"gord"r o II ' .v"0 "oods woud be f'ltlle nnrt u'R L'V.0t,fu,Jl' ld bo hirmful "lit nf i.11Llrrl '""' I" build a ijsum nn.1 trouhfi in''i, l" lvee lake time n In ef y 1.,n1l bv ?ns m'''n' ""! all SJInd n,i Vht..lh,li d", accomplish much goon and lne nftVt hE ni. t1Ailinrl . . ?n'''P,1!,"!n!t n1 "" ' "V "f, lWw v' conlrn i i,..lrn.,,,,1,fl ,n" or " -nlse control oer the lurint by thnroiiulilv exanilnlnit Into the facts lii hc " t Place iuili , thp ,.,, Min nf'. am!"" ',n .! "'lrlt ot eomblnM -inlty f.rrreverln?rroo!,n,;i;,:"i,r',,c.iho cldentslli It I, n,0 necessary to hew Are of the ijpe .,f (.xeelknt iienon who In- and'th'ln1'1'"1" ' BOO'L ""' '"" 1 and thit ln any eient the tfnrt to enn- fe?i .fih JV'i1 d0l,"'" sometvlnt Inter- ff Mi'iWSrrtViw "up,"y niul ,Uma" DEAI.INO WfTII COMtllNCa in.'.Vj."" """"he hlKcorpontlons, we hi l?nl!.Hoc', not " Mlutlon but ilTi0"1 ,of ,ho"1' no "i lh"o are no n,.. ,ri.by '.'.'I mnr' dingerous fnlli of hose who either see. or mike belUin that the see nothing but ell In all the existing system nnd who If glien their Si2i.""1(1 "."Iroylhe iMI by the sim ple process of btlnulng ruin and dlsist.r to the entire countr The eMls atten I ant upon ONer-capltallxitlon aloni are In my Judgment sufficient lo warrant n rar closer jperlslon nnd control than now exists oer the great corporations herecr a substanilal monopoly can lie shon to exist we should certalnl try our utmost lo devise an expedient bj which It can be controlled HOW TO APPLY ItKMrjDY DniibtleM some ot the evils existing In or beciuse of the great cnrporntlona can not be cured bv on legislation which his been proposed and doubtle-s others which hjvc realh been Incident to the sudden developnnnt In the formation of corporations of all klndi will In the end cure themselves But others will remiln that cm be cured, If wo onl set abojt curing them with sanity The surest way to prevent the possibility of curing ani of the evils 1 to approach the sub ject In a spirit of violent rancor, compll cated with total Ignorance nf business conditions and a fundamental Inca pacity or unwillingness to understand the limitations on the power of all Iiwmik Ing bodies No problems, nnd least nf all so dlfilcult a problem as this, can bo solved If the qualities brought tn lis solution are panic, feir, envj, hatred and Ignorance, NOT DU.NOUNCINO COItrOIt V.TIOXS And there can exist In a trie republic no man more wicked, no man more dan gerous to the people than he would nrouso these feelings In the hope that they may redounl to his political ndvantage Cor porations that nro hindled honestly and falrlv, so fir from being an evil, am a nitural business evolution, and make for the general prosperity of our land We do not wish to denounce corporations Wo wish tn mske them subserve the public benelit, nil Indlil lilnli rich or poor, must be subject to the law of the land, and the Government will hold them to n rluld observance thereto The big gest corporation like the humblest pri vate citizen, must be held to strict com pliance with the will of the people and the fundamental law The rich man who does not see that this Is In his In terest Is Indeed short-sighted BAVINOS HANKS CITIID When vve make htm nbej the liw we Insure for him the absolute protection of the law The sivings banks show what can lie done In tin- wn of genuine benefl cent work by large corporations when Intelligently administered anl supervised They now hold over twentl six hundred millions of the peoples monev, and pay unniully about JH.oiiaofn of Interest or prnilt to their depositors There Is no talk of danger from these corpontlons, vet thri possess greit power, holding over lhe times the amount of the pres mt nitlonul debt .More than all the currenci gold, silver greenbacks, etc in cliculillon In the Unit"! Htates The chief reason for there being no talk of dinger fieri them Is tint thev are, on tho whole, faithfully administered lor the benelit of all under wise laws, which leiulre frenuei t and full publleillon of their condition and which prescribe cer tain needful regulations with which they hnvo tn comply, while at the sime time giving full scope for the best enterprise of their managers within these limits Now. of course, savings banks arc as hlghlj spcclallzid corporations as rill roads, and we rinnot force too far tho analogs with other corporations, but there nio certain conditions which I i Ink we cm lay doivn as In lUpensablo in he prop." treatment of all corpora tlons which from their size hive heroine Im poriant factors In tho social develop meat of the eemmunltj Miscinp.vors nirur.nini. lleforo speaking, however, of what ran bo done by w of icmeilv let ine sav i ol or two ns to certain proposed ?emedle which In mi Judgment " he Ineffective or mlsihlevous The llrst ililna to remember Is thit If we are in ac'comPllslHnT si?d "ill It must bo in. rpHoIultts kopplnff In mum the 111- uilfon" " do nn with ev II n the eon duet of Ii K corporations, while stem . Vastly n fuslnp to ii"'t to Indlscr nl S.VV,tAri,ucr,,rnel,feLor,r.e: S'v17.u!o.ma;v,"U.i',',; 'emagoglo, rtenuiiclatlon o w.a h nVsnntnotTf 'wf'tlfe" ".SU'A. .S' of curbing the trusts nro d ingirous 1 UMll b"ciiu"o nil inslnceri advocaci of hi ImiVossible Is dangerous It is nu kcnfel'SkSS SkSeSFS' without a niiu as j R a caM , should even lie neiiii . ,nrrto any point. "i"Slll strike at the so- vim uNJovi.vfi rnosruniTY nil classes l'""''"'"8. '"', ,mo of II Individuals n'l.'J" "ho get loo much and there are others vvr.oi.ri !"" .V'f '."he wTsdo no mankind Is II "If."! even I best human sismn nllo, Ihat "f" f,i. The men who caumt work r"'"L ... 'C'V of tni'ls pioiiose to ge. r Id of w vu wl) l,y 'measures w lilch w 111 1 a ( y this gemrnweP being ni rt1,,ige in which would not only lie a rh the community as a "'"le ,f would dufent Us ".""Xernlllie of choos we are forced lo he lmrrn1,ml of us lug n sislein i m 'rr. ,,", few ot us prosper somew it '""' J," j,iem un- nrtlcles whlc " ,'(rv to dellne rln this 'Vhl"i.nu"re omrnonlv, "j !5'Vh. adrva!e.nfoMhl. method lmr' r ' r. i nil i,l I 3 i il bv i; ' i 1 h diuti , i ni in iTf t be mid Wlib vmiltlve f ' I 1 ii ih e lire iniiiirntl n nf ,.','". r 'he tariff Is to be .hanged In 'nlerio punish them It shiuld be.bangi I n..i. ''' p"nlh those that ni ill n -t ?V ,h?J!' """ "re Prosper, us It ' w mid nellh.r be Just nor xndlen- lo I PimlMi the hlg enrpnrall.ns as lug .or f orations what we wish to do la to pro e. t the people from anv ivll that mil Sif."u. nf ,n,,lr exlsteme or tnala.t nunisiratlnn Some of these corporations Ih. .'J!.-1".' h"r" d" "' 1' '" an inse IRTi-ifi" '" 'nd tn toiler a tnonopoli MaI?!1. .!" " of rniirse no protee ih. fiHVuM.irtl1,t "' " modification of me tariff sufficient to reme.li the evil. DO NOT MONOPOLIZE MAHKP.T ..n'ii .'" ,,r .f,w ''" does the so. called trust reillv monopollie the market rake ani ver big corporation which con iPJr "V "niethtng over half the pro ?.V.J? "f, " !rn rndusiri Hureli in resrr,ln(tnB lh(, .rnwUP, ftecllng smh a mg rnrpnrallon It would he necessarv ;r.2!.w r "r Interests of Its smaller .m'wliMC" w'll'li loiitmi the remaining and which Mng maker, would suffer most frm , tarm ,0Blllnpi, to ,,unh all th. printu.ers for i.f .ourse, the tar . .m!lM. fc ma' "lil or hesvv for big uid little producers alike Moreover such u corporition neiessnrllv emplovs jeri mnnv thousands of workmen and he minute we proceeded from denunda iion to anion It would he necessari lo consider the Interests of these workmen furthermore the pro.lmts nf many trusts 11? nnprotocted nnd WM hp enur,). un. afrectid bv anv changi In tho tarlfr, or at most verv slightly so The Stnn.isril oil compani off.rs a ease In imlnt, nnd !tt.l?.'rpnr",.'on" "nl.h control the nn hraclte cool output otter another for ioa whatever on aiithrnelte WOfl.D DAMAfiF. MA. ..i5m not dleussiiig the fiuesilon ot ,i7 "? ."i10" wl.ethrr rr.im the titand point of the fundamental dlffeten.e be ,T,V lh,"S who tHevo In a protective tariff and those who InMlevc In free trade, rjl... "7 ,hf "taniluolnt of those who. 5l5!,e.Jl,?,.?"MO ln " protective taillt teel that there imild be a re-arrange-ment of our schedules, either b direct eglslntlon or by reclproclti treaties, which would result In enlarging our mar kets, nur et from the stnnlpolnt of those win teel that sublllu of erunnink pollci Is at tlu inonienl our prime ecu nomlc n.ed and that the benefits tn lie dirlved from ani thaugc In s. hedules would not compensate for the damage to buslniss loused hi Hie widespread ngl tntlon which would follow ani nttunpted luietalr. vision of tho tnrltl ut this mo ment Without rrgu.l to tho wisdom of anv one of those three positions, II re mains true that the evil connected with the trims cannot be remedied bi de priving them of the benellts of a pro tective tirltf, onli on londltlon of dam aging nil the smaller companies, and the wngc-workirs eniplojed In the Indils tri. AN IMPORTANT POINT This point Is serj Important, and It Is desirable to avoid uni sive wilful mis understanding 1 inn not now consider ing whether or not. on grounds totnll unconnected with the trusts. It would be well to lower the duties on various sched ules either bl direct leelslition or 1S legist ttlon or treaties designed to secure as an onset reciprocal a.lvantni,es from the unions with which we tride Mv point Is tint changes In the tariff would have little appreciable .rf.ct on the trust save ns thei shared In the general harm or amid proceeding rroui such chinges No tariff change would help one of our small r corporations, or one of our prl vnte Individuals In business still less one or our wage-workers as against a larg. corporation In the earn, business, on thi contrirl, if It bore heavlli on the lirge corporation, it would llievltnbll be felt still more by tint corporations weiker rivals while am Injurious result would of necessity be shared by 1 nth the cm ploier and emploied In the business ton- '1 he Imnv-dlato Introduction of substan tial trie trade In all articles minufac tured bl trusts would not nffeet some of the most powerful of our business combinations In tho least sive b the damage done to the general business wel fare of the countri : others would un doubtc.1l be serlousli affected but much lets so than tlulr weiker rivals while the loss would be divided between the capitalists and the lahirers, and after the eirs of panic and dlstnss hnd been lived through and snnie ixturn to pros perltl had occurred, even Ihnugh all were on n 1 iwer plino of prnprltv than be fore the relitlvc dlfTireiice between the trusts and their rlvnli would remiln ns markr.l ns ever In oilier words, the trust or biff corporation would hive suf fered relatively lo and In the Interest of Us foreign competitors, but Ha rel i ttve position towards Its American com petitors would probabli be Improved, lit tle would have been done toward cut ting out or minimizing the evils In the trust, nothing tnwnrd securing adequate control and regulation of the large mod ern corporations Jdl'ST TACn PACTS. In other words, the question of regu lating the trusts with i Mew of mini mizing or abolishing the evils existent In them Is separate and apirt from the question of tarirt revision nu must fac this fact, that only harm wilt come frcm a proposition lo attach the so-eilled trusts In n vindictive spirit bi measures conceived solely with a desire of hurting them, without am regard as to whether or not dlserlmlmtlon should be made be tween the good and evil In them and without regard as lo whether a neces sari sequence of the action would bv the hurting of other Interests The nd TTTloir of such a policy woull 1 mean temporary diniaue to the trusts, because it would menu temporary dam age tn all our business Interests, but the effect would be onli temporary, for ex actly as the damage iitlected nil alike, good nnd hid, so the reaction would uf fert nil alike, good and b id The necessiri supervision nnd control In which 1 flrmll believe Is the onl method of elimination of tho evils nf the trust, must come through wlselv und cnu tlousli frnme.l legislation, which shill aim In tho llrst place to give definite control to some sovereign over the great corporations nnd which sh ill be followed onli when this power Is conferred hi u sistem giving to the Oov eminent the full knowledge which Is essential for fntls fiiLton action It might be better if nil the States could agree lo work along the simo lines In dealliiK with theso enr noratlnns, but I see not tho slightest nrospeit of aiicl. ngreement Therefore, 1 personilU feel that ultimate! the Nn. tlon will have to assume the responsl billtl of regulating theso very largo cor porations which do en Inter-Minn busi ness 1 urn well aivnre tint the process nf Conslltuilonnl nniendment Is ueees surlly n sliw one nnd one Into vvhbll our people are reluctant to enter save fur the best of r.nsons, but I fun con fident that In thlri Instnnce the reasons ' spoKG rem an noun. President Hoosovelt'a address lasted, nn limn. Ho fieqiieiitly stopped to mal.e local comments nml application ot points In hli mnnuscrlpt, which ho held In his hand. At tne conclusion ot his address he was compelled to remain nn the platform somo time In response to demonstrations, nnd tho band plaed several pieces after ho hnd concluded his address, tho audience In the mean time waving handkerchiefs nnd hits and chcerlnR voclferousli. After tho meeting tho Piesldentlnl pnrt vv.es driven to tho Cincinnati, Hamilton el Dayton station direct, and Ihclr spe cial trnln left nt midnight for Detiolt. lhe pirti will be Joined In Chicago by Hicntari Shaw, Hectctury Wilson uni others for the Notlhwcste rn tour. PANIC NAU110WI.V AVnilTKD. The unusuilly successful celebration ot the day eamo very near being mniicd by u panic, which wnuld have mused countless loss nf life It Is cstl mited that over SOW people were racked Into the auditorium when tho President began spculclng, At the siiine time tho adjoining exposition hulls were crowded with people viewing the exhibits, us they were umiblo to rnln admittance to the muslo hal After the President had been speaking about 1 teen minutes there was ti gro.it om motion In tho mechanical hnll, 111IJ.1 rent to "he muslo hnll nn the north The spirls trom nn electric light had set i curtain on llro and the fire de finrtiiient had been called to the scene KSdiirf attendants of the expo si lo. innn put out the the hut they bo.l much more trouble ln tnlnVn Hie larmed crowd and It was Willi at nmculti that Capt J 11 rorakoi on i, sen itcir. and one of tho nlticers nf hS da? heided off tho fire depart ment from rushing Into the liuldlrR Han ill! one of tho bands struck up. w.ii. si ppoae'l ',e B"lnlt "ii1 '" "'i'1' ,e l.snd i.itliT than head off a pane the lianii '"". ,u,nt,ilum whei. the J.Sleit was spcaklni knew of th. ."-.Ant and the Preiddent suffered 0nC,y a .11 V Interruption, without Mowing the r use ot tt. COPPER KINGS AT WAR Desperate Fight Among Dem ocrats to Control State. MONTANA IS THE PRIZE Purely Business Politics Between the Warring rnctlons It Is Copper vs. Ccpper Tito Last Convcit to Dem ocracy, F. Augustus llelnze, Is Mnktnjr Is Not Only Warm) but Hed-IIot for the Democratic Lender, Senator Clntk I'lRlit to n Finish, Both Flaying for Strangle Hold. nutte Mont, Sept M The Stale of Montana, la In a seething caldron of polities, nml It is business politics. Uovertiments may rise nnd fall, na tional Issues inny wax lint nnd com mand the Intense thought of the Na tion nt lirge and grow cold In the de velopment of et more ImpnrtnM Issues, but hete In the Treasure State, the wide, wide Montana, the everlistlnir one greet stake Is a local business one. nnd for her people nil other Issues nnd policies sink Into oblivion. FVHTIUS EMPTY NAMES. The list time national nffnlra weie nn Issue here was during the first Urjan cninpnlgn, when old-time ltepub llcan mnJorltlcB were overturned and Kepubllonn rule ended. Then copper bee lino king, and parties became nil but empty names Carter went out of the Senate and Mantle, hla llepubllcnn colleague, had but two jeors more In erve Clarke succeeded Carter mil Olbson succeeded Mantle. COPPElt VS. COPPEIt. Out of courtesy the new men are cnlled Demncints. Hut whats In n name? The Issue ever since has been copper vs. cupper Party lines have almost been obliterated Almost, but not quite. Here Is the line-up. DESPEitATi: ric.HT ron. conthol. The copper Interests (In 1WI Monlnni produced .M3,215.1(1S pounds of copper) ate ln absolute control of tho Demo cratic party, but they have mercilessly split her up tho lnck The pirly Is di vided Into two fictions, nnd there Is n despei ito light on between them for control HEINZI2 HHCENT CONVERT. On tho one hand Is the United Cop per company and the Montuiu Ore Purchasing roinpuns, both owned nnd lepresented In the light by I' Augustus Helnre, n Democrat of six weeks' standing, who until his tecent declara tion was nn avowed Republican, but left that party because he was unablo to dictate Its policy In 1000, WHAT HE SEEKS. Ills purpose In becoming n Democrnt vvns manifestly nn attempt to gather a sulllclent following to secure the lead ership of the relitnlng party In Mon tana, nnd In that way secure control ot the legislature and the State courts, WAS MINING ENfHNEEIt. llelnre enme here nbout eight years ngo. He was then n. mining engineer, emploc.l bv the Anicondn Copper rompiny. It Is sild nt it salary of but S1S0O pet year. In a period ot two jeais ho acquired a complete knowledge of the Intricate underground workings of entire Unite. MININO INTERESTS ENTANGLED Uy possessing these details he was enabled to ro Into the courts nnd en tangle nil of tho mining Interests cen tered licic In extensive litigation that has been pending ever since llefore his advent the Amalgamated and Clark hnd been working peace fully side by side, but owing to this knowledge pos sessed by Hclnzn lh were forced Into the courts to defend theli hoi lings against the all-knowing engineer CLARK INTERESTS On the other hand are the Interests represented by Senitor W. A Clnik, nnd th Amalgamated Copper compnny. successor to the InteiestH of the lato Marcus Daly, and better known to the country ns the copper trust Note the pecullnr situation Daly was lifetime enemy Their Interests me. w strangely combined foi self pros, i tlon against the Invading llelnze It tho Helnro faction vvlnn theli Intel tn nte all Jeopardized through the Legis lature, whose Lvvn llelnze will dlctutc. 18 PiailT TO THE FLN'ISH. Summed up In bilef, tho factional fight that threitens the Democratic party Is purely n business cnmpnlgn, In which Helnro nnd Clark nre the op poslnR pilnclpils struggling for con trol It Is a flRht tn tlm finish, where each mm Is plajlng for a strangle hold, nnd tho victor will surely destroy his unsuccessful opponent, WHAT OP THE IIEPUI1LICANH. And whit of tlm Republican party? "Wlfen thieves fall imt," etc There Is n man by the name nf Thomns II Cnr ter, for all tlmo the Achilles of the gland oil prrty In Montnn i, the parly that mndo the Stale, the party that ad ministered Its affairs for no faction, for no f.rfllsh Inteiest, foi no trust nnd no corporation, but for tho people unltedli PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED. Tho people themselves have a great Interest In national affnlrs, uni they have Imn ense Interests In local nffnirs outside of tho copper Interests. .Mon tana Is the greatest wool-ginwlng State, ono of the greatest cultlc-gtow-Inn States, nnd as wi II ono of tho great est Stales In tho t'nlon fiom an agri cultural point nt view Tho copperltes utterly Ignore these Important Issues DEMOCRATIC DEATH STIIUOOLE Whit could bo more fair or more de sirable In this nlslK of divided corpor ate ot capitalistic Inteiest than tint tho making of Just lw and their honest enforcement should bo delcyntcl ti; tho ti tie parti of tho people? Your Uncle Thomas sits thcro cm the fence with the Republican hostB nt his hue k en jojlns the Dcmonatle denth struggle. DAWN OP DETTER DAY President Roosevelt nnd the national committee stand ready to lend every assistance, und the divvn of a better day for Montana la at hand. With Re publican triumph will ion," nn admin istration ot principles ulcgatlng to tho pnst courts and governmental ma chinery manipulated In tho Interest of individual nnd ptlvnte corporations. SITUATION IN IIUT1E The political situation In Ilutte, the copper center Is unequaled In anv Prt of the country Many of the Inrger mines oro shut down nn nccount of their being Involved In litigation, ns noted above, but for that hundreds and hundieds of men am Idle, llutto appeals more prosperous than ever The streets are crowded dally with throngs of suhspintlal, well-dressed looking men, und they me all talking these copper politics, EASIER WORK AUOVIi It la n good-niiurcd croud, and thero la no real differ nte of opinion It Is a light among the rich nnies, who pro i Mde the liumhle citizens with entcr- tn n out Whit . tl iii .f wnkititt I w in lb. mine- h le. IH l. I in. ii i in I ii.li r w nk In t iklnir ..id.s j In Montin i a Demnnatt s niabble It lis all business politics- dirty biislliesa i pnlltlis It would be more nd to loik ' upon from a moral standpoint but for I th. issuranrc that neither side mn pos- I tlbl) win U. S. FORCE ON ISTHMUS. Secretary Moody Decides lo Augment Marines by Addition ot Six Hun dred Bluo Jackets. Wnehlimtnn Sept :n Secretary Mood! has ttnnlli dei Ided to augment the United St ites naval foiees on lhe Isthmus bi the addition of BOO ma rl lies, if Commander McLeans advices Indicate that these nre neede I lie has given orders to Commander Plllshur) of the United States ship Prairie, now at llostou. to proceed with Ms ship to Norfolk At that point i-on marines will be gathered ready In take ship when Serretnrj Mnmly hiIvIicm Imll cate the necessity for theli presence on The Panther should arrive nt Colon within u dai or two with 3S0 marines aboard so that with the Prairie's men and the marines on the Cincinnati, who are alrendv ashore at Colon the United States will have what Is tegatded as an ample force to earn out Its trent! obligation of maintaining free trnllli' across the Isthmus Ordem were also sent forward today tn the San l'ramls. o now nt Nmfnlk to coal and piovlslon and pin.eed to San .luan Porto ill, Ibere to await an! emergenc! which inny irlse There Is onlv one United States w lrshlp now In Venesuelaii waters the Utile guulMiat Marletti, and the Monlgitner! Is due tn strive shortly nt Cne llnlllen The object of the department In sending; down the San Uinm-leco, It Is stated Is tn hnvo a vessel rendi to meet a i all for reinforcements either In Vein mtola Haiti or lhe Isthmus The dutv lis Hlgucd to the Sou Pranelsio should not be confused Willi tint given the Rtin bnit Imncrnfl. That vessel piiibutil! will not be able to go Into e ommlsslnn until October 1st and will then also pioeeed to Sun .linn lo be station ship It Is expected tint the San Print Isco will Ret awn In three or four dais. M'LEAN'S INSTRUCTIONS. Ho Is to Keep tho Railroad Open for Transit. Washington, Sept ;o Secretary Moody todol sent the following eablegunn to Coinnnnder II C McLean, of the Cincin nati at Colon l.nltf.1 Stales guirantees perfect neu trallty of lithium, uid tint a f r " ttaiislt from sea to sea In not tntcn noted or embarrassed United States nf Colombia guarantees rlRht nf win for transit acloss Isthmus open and free to government and citizens nt the Pnllid Slntis and their proi .rll Alii transportation nf troops which lolsht contravene lli.sn provisions or troatv should not be sitietlmied bl vou nor should use of roi.1 be permitted which might convert the line of transit Into u theater ot hostllltl Am transportation of government troota not In violation of treaty und which would not ei danger or provoke hostilities muy tint bo obj. cllon able The d. pnrtmenl must reli nn lour Judgment to decide such iiliestlnns as con ditions may cluing" from ill) lo dav ion suit department freily when In iloiihl It was stand at the navy depirlnunt Ihat nothing has developed In the Islh mlin sltiiitlon up to Ibis lime in mike necessary ttesence of the ii.lllllonil sno marines win are to be assembled at Nor folk but the state of affnlrs along tho rillrniid Is regir.led as nuking a. Ii Isolde the preporatlon of the relnrorc. nients for Immediate despatch tn the scene. -- TITLE TO PANAMA I CANAL FOUND t TO BE ALL RIGHT New York, Sept. 20 Attorney- -f - General P C Knox, who went to -f f France three weeks ngo to attend -f u conference with olllclnla con- ccrnliiR the silo of tho Funiuni tnml lo tho United Slntcs, nt- f rived on tho steamship St Paul f today. Ho would hu nothing of t- what passed at tho conference, 4- nor would ho ndinlt tint the llllo to the rnnnl had been found all f right Judge Charles Rui-sell, tho f Allorno General's nsslstnnt -f tr while abroad, nlsn orrlved on tho f f St. Paul Mr. Russell said that -f f the tltlo of the current conces- -f -f slon of the Colombian Govern- ment, which extendi from the j ear ISM to 1901, was nil right. 4- but tho concession to be subslun- llite.l nfter 1004 had not jet been nlllrmed. -f f The Attorney-General will go to WnshlnRton tomorrow. -f HHTtrtHHH t AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS. Thin tho Follcy of Mexico ns Ilccnrds SIlvci Question. Mexico Clly, Sept !0 -The policy of the Government regnidlng tho silver fpiesllon nnd the gold standard Is oill dally declared to be to await develop ments The Government will not act precipitately, but will continue In quiries Into the production, circulation nnd consumption of sliver, nnd the ad. vantage as well as dlsa.lv milage which tho depieclatlon of the vvhlto metil may occasion to this country This Is precisely the attitude which tho Lonlon Statist takes, ndvlslng the countries using silver not to links haste lo rhrngo tho monetary busla without due stud) und preparation. FIRE ON OCEAN LINER. Blaze Riges Twelve Hours on Steam ohlp St. Paul New York Hcpt 20 The American line sleamshlp St Paul, which arrived todny. reported that on, tho o)agc a successful light hud been Hindi ngalnst a Hi" which raged for twelve hours In tho clotliesroom '1 In fin t that the ship was on lire was kept fiom tl.o women IMSsctiRi rs, although the men of the tlrst cabin wero undo awaro of the possible danger PLANS FOR DUEL FOILED. , Two Members. Havana City Council Thirsted for Oore. Havana Sept -fienor Jeiez chief nf th detective bureau has foiled a care fully laid plin for a duel between Dr lb ran. i and lie Alfonso memlirs nf th, .Mi courcll The ihnllnege to the .In. I was the outcome of a statement made bv I lerena In tho council lhe 1 1 tt. r man wis colled to th due. live bureju last evening Ho prnmls.il not to tight, but both nun are being closely watel e.l FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM. Novel Means Used in Lllort to Se cure Liberty for Embezzler. Chlengo, Sept 20 Novel means wero used today In nn effort to secure Ilia liberty of Charles Waricn Hpildlng, former prosldeut of the Globe Savings bank und tren.uier of the University of Illinois rorivh ted of embezzlzlnR the unlver'lty funds Ju lo Dwne vr" baa for some time horroratbirminohanHI Total Death List Now Stands at One Hun- l H w V 'Its iiH-; dred and Ten List of Injured VH iH! Very Large. jpfl H' Pm HI Ninety Bodies llavt Been IdentifiedSeveral Bodies of Person) 'Aijl 1B' Crushed in the Panic Pound Lying In Wends In Vacant lot 'jjJ H H Adjoining Church Where, With Crushed Breasts, They Had 'Pfl tHj Crawled Away to Die. f ill ijHiy mm lllrmlnRlmm. Ala Sept W The negro population of Hlrmlngham is In mourning and a gloom has been cast over the entire Slate us the people be gin to realise lhe Immensll) of last nights appalling disaster at Hhliiih Hnptlst church Up to 10 u clock tonight the number of dead had reai h 111), nn I ninety of those have been Identllled A largo majorlt) of vlitlms of the stam pede were residents of Hlrinlnghnm, and ns fast ns the undertakers i an pre pare theli Imdlen for Inspection they are bolus: Identllled The Injured ne groes ate being arrd for In the vari ous Imspltitls and In private lesldeniea All will prnlmbl) teniver 1 NMtLE TO HANDLE 1IODIES The undoltnkeis who prepared bodies or the in groes for inula! hive been un able tn handle lhe victims nnd nun) ot the hn.tlcn hit still matterid over lhe lloors of these plai es Two of the un dertakers, being nimble to care for the remains In tlulr establishment!! have laid them nut In moms on the Moor ut thet- stables Ctiiw.ls nf tl. glues throng the nlleis lending Into the va i Ions morgues mid In that portion of lhe ilt) the walling of wnini n emild bi lliard nil .In) As fust ns the bo lies .an be il reeled and plmed In i iilllns the) nre moved to the homes of rela tives, and at IhihI lift) funerals are ex pected lo be held tomorrow. prominiim' Ni:mtoi:s ri:.i. Theodore Price of New Orleans, whose name appears In the list of tho dead was most worshipful grnnd mis ter nf the grand lodge of negro Masons of Louisiana, und was well known throughout the United Hlnles Snrnh Pe) ton of New Orleans whose name nln.1 utipoura In the list of ileul, waa will known ns tin uillve luli-ilun iry , winker JudM' J II Rillou of llilllmore. tho lawver who Is said lo hive prn Ipltati'd ' the letib h) eni'ncliiK In an niter, ullon with Illcks. the clinli leader, Iiiih been ui rested nnd la In Jail, i burped with disturbing- public vvoishlp. Hicks has not been loeuted MLSHAfli: PROM H004t:VI'LT. Honker T Washington hns received lhe following telegram fiom Pusldent Roosevelt In regai.l lo tho ills inter. 1 mn shocked nnd horrified by the disaster nt Hlrmlngham, and deHre tn esprosa my gtent grief ut tho sad loan of life" In the list of dead there are slxl) llve Illrmliic,ham iiegrneH, amiiiig whom aio the Rev JiiniiM Ki Uy and Dr. A. I, Hill 'I he in ijorll) nf those from Hlrm lngham who wero killed were women Tho linldeutlllid dead lire supposed to be those nt people from out nt lhe city who mine tn attend the ncgio Hnptlst cnnventlon Th" undertaking establishments wero been considering a writ of hnbois cor pus In the case, wan pteparlng his do clslon, which was iiiideriitoo I lit ad vance to bo udverso to tho prisoner, when Attorney W (1. Anderson stopped proceedings by taking another petition before Judge ll.ine. ) New evidence will bo produced In behalf nf the b inker prlmner, who hns been fighting for free dom foi six years. flood conduct h.is been the principal pleu for fieedoin. but somo time ago the State Hoard of Pardons refused to grant him his liberty, because It was b. Hi v id he still held a portion ot the embezzled funds nt the university. UNCLE SAM FORTIFIED. Secretary Hay Vciificd All Com plaints Made Hcpectlncr Harsh ness oC Roumanian Laws. Washington, Sept. 20. In view of the disposition shown ln some qunrters In Huropo In question tho ptoprlety of the Interference of the United St ites In behalf of, Roumanian .lews, nnd 111 having In mind n statement from Itou ninnlan authorities lo tho effect that theso Jews bud declined iigrlculturnl work. It may be of Interest to nolo the fait that Iho Btnto department wan parllcul irl) enrrful to erlf) nil the complaints that had reached here from various sources respfcllpr; the harsh ness ut llouinnnlaii laws U hllo the treaty nf llirlln explicitly foi bad. discrimination ugnlnst any per son In the llalknn states, on account of religion, Iho Roumanian ilovernment sought lo evndo tho ileur provision by deireelng that the 400.000 Jews living In the country were not citizens and iiintctucntl) that their protection was not contemplated by the treaty There fore, without namlntr the Jew i ns tho dltcct object ot hostile legislation, lhe Roumanian Oov eminent proceeded to enact ruinln taws which the State de partment regarded as In dellbei He lo latlon of the spirit of the treaty l'oi Instance one law provided tint no lew should live In the agricultural sections of tho lounlr) Another pin hlblled Jews ftom engaging In ogrl ul. tural labor. Anolher forbade tho Jews to own farm landn Plnall) a law de tlared that nninne who emploied a Jew should nlso employ no bsa than two Roumanians end this restriction was pinhlhltlvi' of .Jew lull labor In tho small establishments Altogether the working of these laws ns recited In Secretari Hays cln ular note was to deprive the lews In Rou manl.i of nearl) oil oppiutunlt) to earn an honest living and find honorable cm plo) ment These farts will doubtless bo en larged upon If the Itnumnnlan Govern ment undertakes to Impeach Iho state ments contained In the Jewish note SHOULD HAVE MEDAL. Bifivo Lieut. Williams Is Hccotn- mended by Oon. Chsltee for Con- Gresslonnl Honor. Washington, bept fi Lieut Ken neth P. Williams. First Infantry, has been recommended by den. Chaffee for n Congressional medal of honor for Ids skill and bravery In leading tho relict expi.llllon to lhe rescuu of tho mirliio detachment which completed the now famous, maifh n'rosii the Island of Sn mat A nolevvoithy poitlon ot (Jen. Chaffee's letter teuds us follows it again in lour mllliarv career n"r In hit of th" pien ae ompinvlng lou on thl arduous undertaking will conditions ljkelv arfa tht v d render )0U the. op- crowded this morning with hundiedtof F ' )M liersous mostl) delegates lo the nntfon- ' D lfll H al negro llaptlat .nnveiitlon, searching .. "Upfi H for missing friends and relntlvcs who ', ymfl might have been killed lu the stampede. t am H innn in Tin; wr.iuis K H After midnight list night severil j3l H bodies of p. i sons who were crushed In jip 1 H the panic were round lying In the weeda I Vffi H in the vacant lot adjolntng the church. V II H Thev hid si rambled nut nf the mas i jl B of struggling bum. mil) with Inokcn y H limbs in crushed biennis and had '!(' i)lsH crawled away In this manner to die til sssB NO Wllims KILLLD 'n H Investlgiillon shows Ihnt no whlto 1 tlilll iiaisH lieoplo were killed A number of vvhlto iMH H vlsllors were In the chinch at the time, I nn H and several of them were hurt In tho i I! Ill K wild scramble, but none will die. UlB H POL1CILMAN HADt.Y HURT li'S HlBIBll Pollieniuii l'.lledge, who was standing ! 1 ltM B at the exit euleiivorliiK to Millet tho 1 JBB H crowd, was iiiugbt between the moving; CltH hbH iiiultltudo anl the vvnll In the n irrow U 'IlIjB B pissagewai lending down to the stairs. t ialfH H nnd nearly nil his clothing was torn jj' NMH HHH from Ida bod). His legi wero nlso 11 K'lWW H ii.ushed, but he will reiovcr His cf- ?jM HH fotts to .inlet the ctnwd wiro utterly LiillKEj ssH futile, and nut until he Hie department 91 tK B and u large number of olllecrs arrived flJJA ' QV H 'on the scene vvns un) thing like order ft iiji IB J lestiued Then II was found that proe- j 'M I Hi all) everybody had imttcn nut ot tho 1,.. j jjVH building Shjlf.r Blal ATTHMPT TO HP.STORi: ORIinil. jUijMl i H Those nearest lhe npeaker'n stnnd trhjfj p VAVJ stnnd sieme.l to uubkly leallto that ySfiij E H there was no lire and no nccaslon for a, M.ex) 1 H )Mitlc Tlm speaker and lenders pnsBCd lllljffv iswsVsl outside through a door In the rear ot ft" lit,' ' HHJ the piilll, where the) addressed tho StLtSIla. I aVMH wild mob nt slrurgllng liumiinlty In nn Vp.fwJ J earnest effort lo restore order Hooker IT ifi 1 T Washington vvns nmong the. number, 11 if HHJ but even his vvnrdn fell uimn dent cars. P lly n k DIHI) I'ROM SOFPOCATION jit' li fl H An examlnntlon of the liodles of tho tlj''r4 ifl VBVJ victims show that very many of them U HVh JB had dlcil from suffocation, the rouges- ML wlJaM H tlon In tho vestibule nnd pissagewny is'TtfftiJjnl H win re the crush occurred being so IfiVwIslliS VAl grent Tlioie who received liodlly In- ISi.ffilTlMl B Jitrlei were lhe nnes who were crushed ilftiirlllH nnd trampled under foot Many had m'iJKcfjl B br.iken limbs, and one negro Ihn vv him- iHiMlEB self over lhe heads of tho riowd nnd Ml.fJIIMl HH hid bis In nl il dashed out ngalnst tho IiU'iliU jjhI wall. OFliM sVsH ill.OOM OVI'.R CONVENTION 111 Ufirl There was a Rloom over the Nntlonal I'lJHiil sVswsi Negro Hnptlst convention when It was JiitRf$&fil BVI called lo ordi r today, caused by last ltffjl.i li9 night's cilniulty Solemn song nnd BLi.ltefjN prn)tr service was held for the dead. iM$l?ifjl swaVi nml Dr Morris mule an nppeeil for tho iirtltiniilM BBJI faiulllcH nt tho dead nnd Injured. A IKfl'lJtAl M larc,c sum was collided. l8M.lt BB H pnrtunlty ot rendeilng such uiiheird at bWijU and never tn lie forgotten services to llFlill1JMl HHsl inurroiiiilri wliieh entitles )nu to great IS.ltjIllcl rr thanks and to the nations gratitude" K 'Iflallr H Renr-Admlral Rogers's letter states I r "?) J 'ill H Hint "the marine detachment woull bi'll. l HH undoubtedly hae perUhrd tn a man If' J (J J HH had It not been for tho Indrfntlgnblo 1 J( ill HH exertions of Lieut, Kenneth P. Wll- I it ;'i Hams." ll'lx'li 111 )" 1 a 1 h I jfffl ; 1 T il iWfH 'I'lBi u ........ r... .,-, 4f1B H provisional government of Haiti Is tak- JniltH Bj ing energetic steps tn end the civil S IB war In this republic, and It Is the gen- ' ;SSi swswJ i nil impicsslon that Dili nfllclnl ac- t i ifiHM tlvlly la duo lo the reports which hivo erjH HH ti ae lied In re that under certain elr- l lj ijHI HH i unistani ea the United Stales mlrht bo v SU BHH louipell'd to Intervene for tho purposo ,- )if- 91 HH nf ending the strife, Tho government i ' ;1 .BB fl fortes, divided Into eolumns, aio now j I'iSlH on their way tu Connives, lhe head- J vBE eiuarters of the ll.iltlcn revolutionists. ', , f"ra (leu Nnrd, tho War Minister, It Is ' :; rll'!!tll Wsl annoiinied, will shortly nttack tho rev- I kiialtfl olutlonlsts nt Plnlsance, ( fliH ) 'lhe Chamber of Deputlcu has ad- K '-iKPIn Jnurncd after having elected only four Jj iiwl if fl I of tho thirty-nine members nf tho Ben- f''!jvll sBH nto icqulred tn complete the latter U ; .litlj house, which, with the rhnmbcr, Is to ii Mfiil'i BjH elect n. president In succession to Ocn. ji ,1-Jj K BBJ Snm 1 .i i! it' BHI n rm ... I li 41' BB1 CASTOR I a rA For Infants and Children. 1 'A it M The Kind You Have Always Bought $ffa H Dears th) SjS--4-' i "V IF jg&b PAY 11 f ffS WHEW m j JJg) CURED. 1 i. QfflH$mfa, If ion suffer from ss j 5'illi H iaasu 8 J wvo"imvetlro1Ysaeut JSniUf HH ra a w snonrs .kill Ineuilwislli liroslo f. .''ill ill d ses.as br eublUblng iff t, Ihouvanat if vollltiltrir le Im nlvticf lioaie f0- t'lVi'ili HBfl Vie ll'ln.lllm.i vie iMf s .1, 1 .Mrc.. flill'l.' VVciesa tpucilua ..ur runs la vrlvsio dtsesiss 4 I 'lj jj1 BH ttsn'iovrora o!"i."l"! J "Si f'lfiS HI s lee shon yousrs I j.jf r ' 'Jt & ponet upon oul word snr n!SjW3l )5 Sill H lliind" "iidi e'twlie'i'iu ?t?jyatrtfMl&! M vIpI Ifll riavo etidoriea di ow yMlQjJJSB ns iti..9i uncrtlniKUni: that we. ' ' AftJOliMf f4 'ill! IsBl ill oov iw.i.auii s r.e nn A. I, snonrs Htit ) sH niireUa Manliiod BtmlsslMesksen. Vsilmnl. T'LiVll Spimiiiif.rrliKS in eonhoes stiallli sivl sit vl)'r,'!l Wfh iiuh.es vt oien. tun.ullAllo I Slid udvlco fees, ITei wk H br letter ur In fcrkoo tailor wipe 'INJmbh bbbI WE CURE CATARRH MiB ami Mt .litomet of ib I uugi, Uor, MlMM jH Stomfccti I.t t or KI1ht Haaddor .Nfrrei hklu, 'WjfDt H Jirrtln Bti1alKtirt;0lndlt(jiii it mm, womcakua ffa W 1 obi) Iron. Wv- Wf D OITIcolIourv-l PTrmugft lot fltj M KLi mis. SHORES & SHOIIES, jW I CXPERT SPECIALISTS, Bflmf ssssi LVON DLOCK. 3d W. SooandSn.St. i,lw I SALT LAKE CITY. k'Bj x H