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NO NO39 39 WASHINGTON D C THURSDAY NOVEMBER 15 151906 1906 OE ENl
PLATTS EXECUTE EXEOIITEA EXEOIITEASEPARATION A ASEPARATION
SEPARATION DEED DEEDSenator DEEDSenator
Senator and Wife WifeSign Sign State Statemont State1nent Statenieiit
mont Admitting A Trouble TroubleIOTMIEW TroubleINTmtrIEW TroubleiNthVIEW
IOTMIEW IS IB1tEFUSED IB1tEFUSEDAge EBFTJSED EBFTJSEDAged RJF1JSEDP
P Aged Age AcdSttiin Statesman Denies Deni Himself Himselfto
to Newspaper N ewsIJaper Men MenXcgrotiatlons MencgotiatIonl Mencgot1ntIon
Xcgrotiatlons cgot1ntIon Are Conducted Through ThroughAttorneys ThrougbAUorneY3 ThroughAttorncy
Attorneys anti Principals Do Not NotMeet XotMeeiRooinM ot otleetRoOlUH
Meet leetRoOlUH Rooms Engaged at the Ar Arlington ArlInJton ArUngtou ¬
lington for the Senator SenntorVlte Wife Gets Getsthe Getsthe Gct Gctthe
the Handsome Residence Opposite Oppositethe Oppositetberm Oppo3itCI
I
the tberm Army and Xavy avy Club ClubNew ClubJ ClubNew ClubNw
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New York Nov 14 HSetor Senator and d Mrs MrsThomac Mrsc MtSTSIRRX
Thomac CX C Phut have ve officially agreed to todkttgrei todItMrr todkgre
dkttgrei dItMrr an have 1 admitted tted their maWi maWiIty ltMtlJIiH kibIHi
Ity H IB paten 1 p5t t h up their differences The Thefottewing Thefolknvg ThefoUowki
fottewing foUowki stelemattt atate t was wa handed out for forpobflcatJon forJMllII1catlcM forphHetIaii
pobflcatJon loday t by the law a w Arm flfl of ofMarsh 0Mar O Ohirai
Marsh Mar hirai Window Wever that has rep represented represeftte4l repreeito4 ¬
resented Mrs Mz Platt in the recent marital maritaldifferences marttaldltrerenees Inilt1dIffsrenee
differences dltrerenees0v1ac dIffsreneeHOwM differencesOwing
HOwM Owing to unhappy differences dtA between betweenthem bet betWfCflthem en ent
them the undersigned have va this thI day axe executtd axecutl xe xecut
cut cuttd d a deed of separation White mak making maklg k kin ¬
ing in svoh announcement we wish to as assert asserl a asort ¬
sort with all positive emphasis the fal falsity talstty falbity ¬
sity oC the scandalous articles w wktaly have havelatrty hveJatAtl7
latrty appeared caxed in the public prints printsVVrale printshI1 I
UWtaR VVrale hI1 there have been a series of dlf dlfferonees dltferQttOIiS dItferog
feronees ferog and disputes d which seem to make makea mak maka
a separation advisable there has been beenno oeeRno beastno
no eondvct wct on the part of efther which whichcould whichcoul1J whkhcouiS
coul1J could possibly be the th foundation of a adhraic adlycaree adfrqre
dhraic dlycaree action No question of infidelity infidelityeither InftdeUtyeJLker lnfldelltyelthe
either elthe i fit the other baa ever been raised raisedStatements raaedS ecl eclStat
Stat Statements S atment nteats which have charged vie violent vielesst 10 10t ¬
lent t and disgraceful dl dIrcefu1 lrl1lC eul > scenes between us usor usor u uor
or ether Pier improprieties upon the part of ofeither ofekJI ofekls
ekJI either of us are absolutely false falseT falHT faleeC
T C PLATT PLATTLILLIAN PLATTuLILLIAN PL1AT r rLILLIAN
LILLIAN T PLATT PLATTNw PLATTw PLATTYork
Nw w Y York rk Nor NovRumor IS ISRnniors 01 01Rnmori
Rumor of n n Settlement SettlementDarnel SettlementDeIIIeI SettlementDaillel
Darnel do 4 Wof r Wever who received receivedthe receivedtI receivedthe
the tI newspaper men when 1Mn asked for forfurther forfurtlter forfurther
further details of the agreement replied repliedNeither repliedNttuer repUedNItIer
Neither Senator nor Mrs Platt have haveany haveany haveany
any statement to add to this Altogether Altogethertoo
too much has been s satd M and written about aboutthis aMuttAts aboutthis
this matter tter already Judge Jud Hatch of ofParker oCParker ofParker
Parker Hatch A Sheeha who represent representMr repreeeat1tr
Mr 11 Piatt agreed with me that this thisstatement thisstateme thisMatomeut
statement t contain cont all that should I be besaM besiJd beM
saM M about the affair affairMr afla1rMr zrlrn zrlrnXr
Mr and Mrs Platt did not meet in insigning Inasahtg Inghg
signing ghg the separation papers The nego negotiations negottadeu negotiadoas ¬
tiations were conducted exclusively exclusivelythrough excluaheltllroUCb exclusivelythrough
through their attorneys It is believed believedthat believedthat believedthat
that a settlement has been made by the theSenator UteSenator theSenator
Senator incident to the agreement t Mrs MrsPlatt MrsPlett Irs IrsPlatt
Platt it is said gets the handsome JeaM reel residence resldeACe reeldence ¬
dence In Washington W htn tQn opposite the Army Armyand ArmyaM Armyand
and Nary Glut GlutSenator CIqISflator ChbSenator
Senator Platt who is living YlaS at the theHotel tbeHotel theotel
Hotel otel Gotham Ooth refused ed to discuss his hiefamily ki kifa hisfamily
family fa y affofcs with tfce ssiper now paper JteI JteI1te mon monHe i i1s
He rtifced 1e tarty this evening leaving leavingwort eavlticWO leavhi leavhiweed
weed that ib t be was Waa M not t t ta be boMMsshe ttotwfce Iiet by byanybody 1fJllbody byanybody
anybody llbodyRomance
Romance Soon Blasted BlastedTone Blastedn BlastedTbb
Tone n entbx ithe Jte romance lOma tee > of the aged Sen Senator Sentor Sansto ¬
ator sto from New York Yorkwh who has been in inthe IntM Inth
the th gitbtfe ibite eye for many years and who whowa whowa ho howaa
waa wa practically the first real Republican Republicanboss RepuWieanNew Republicanb
boss b of New York State The story of ofhie oflife ofba
hie weed Hf life e is one of troubles Mar Marrioi slur Marrid
rid r agateet inet the wishes of his family to toa tuy toa
a woman uian many yeapp y ME junior jv he 1tebeen has hasbeen hasbeen
been at all time tt sanjaet to UM annoy annoyances JlBIIDYaeeI 1I06yancee
ances which hlch come CQfl from a a hasty marital maritalalNane marltalbeD maritall
v vWhoa
alNane l nea neaben
Whoa beD ben several weeks ago it was rumor rumorea rumorc4 rumoreJ
c4 ea that nni there was trouble ble In the Senators Senatorspersonal Sentorsaftafrs Senatesspersonal
personal affairs aftafrs a New York newspaper newspaperprinted newpaperJIWW newspaperprtntd
printed a story ory to the effect that the thecaom tbeOfe theclaee
caom Ofe of o difference between the Senator Senatorand SenatoraM Senatorand
and Ms b young wife was his objections objectionsto
to her appearing hi IBpUblIC public attended at tendecl by a acoachman aeoKbllllln aonechinsu
coachman who had been rapidly advanced advancedfrom advancedfrem advancedfrsut
from the position of stable groom to tomajor tomaJor tomor
major mor dmno dmnoThe dom domYb
maJorTIle
The Yb Senator and his wife gave this the thelie the1M theii
lie ii direct immediately e4tate1y and Mrs Platt in insisted InE InListed ¬
Listed E that all of her personal troubles troubleswere troubleswere troubleswere
were caused by her soninlaw who had hadattempted badattelltpt hadattempted
attelltpt attempted to interfere between himself himselfand hhnadia hkuaelfazd
and a the Senator The usual amend amendhonorable amendholWra amendhonurble
honorable holWra was made by 117 the soninhvw soninhvwand BOnInlawaJMl senInlawad
and Senator Platt and an official state statement 8tatemeM ntatemeat ¬
meat was issued declaring that neither neitherthe neitherthe neitherthe
the Senator nor hi his wife would admit admitthat adMittbt admitthat
that there was wa any trouble clouding their theirdomestic thdrdOllMl theirdomentk
domestic horizon horixonlias borbonIInl horizonIIzt
lias IIzt Stormy Married Life LifeAs LlleWUlUer Lifeia
ia As a matter of fact fact however bo er Senator SenatorPiatt SeoatorPlatt SenatorPlat
Platt immediately left his home in High Highland HIghlItis HighIsad ¬
land Mitts 1UIe and has ha lived ed in a Net Ne York Yorkhotel Yorkhotel Yorkhotel
hotel ever since Through his attorneys attorneyshe attOlIMSht attorneysI
he I Issued a statement giving the lie to all allstories anstories allstories
stories printed 1W Mted about him and declaring declaringthat declarintthat declaringthat
that he intended to sue for libel the thenewspapers tDene thenepapers
newspapers ne that bad asserted there was wasany wasaa wasany
any aa dispute between him and his wife wifeSenator wifeSenator wifeSenator
Senator Plaits PiaU few months of married marriedlife marriedUte marriedlife
life have been stormy When the official officialannouncement o ofliclalannouncement lclalaMlolICement
announcement of hi his his engagement to Mrs MrsJanoway MrsJaBway MrsJanaway
Janoway was printed Miss ha Mae C Wood Woodof Woodot Woodof
of Omaha and Thd Washington Wa hlacWn announced announcedthat nnouncedtllt announcedthat
that she was about bout to sue him for breach breachof breachof breachof
of promise In a public interview she shedeclared medeclared shedeclared
declared that for many months mOI1U the Sen Senator Sent Sanatot ¬
t ator t had l been her JDOet most m devoted ad admirer adm adndrer ¬
mirer mirerShe er9 ndrerShe I IShe
She alleged afl ged that he bad written her hermany herDtImy
many letters couched in terms of en endearment ead8Al1Mftt endearment ¬
dearment an1 n1 declared that these had hadbean badsteleft hadbe
bean be stolen from her through the machi machinations J1IaChlnat machinatos4s ¬
nations nat ltS of WlUiftm Lath private secre secretary secretary seerstary ¬
tary to President Roosevelt R elt and J Mar Martin JIIartin Lar Lartin ¬
tin TMHIer nn liIIer l a former Washington news newspaper eWlipaper newspaper
paper correspondent who was appointed appointedto
to a a position posttt ft in the t he diplomatic service nice by bythe bytho bythe
the President PresidentMay PrasldentIa PresidentMay
May Ia Not ot Return to Senate SenateAt Senatet SenateAt
At that time Senator Platt was making makingthe makingtAe makingthe
t
the hardest bard light In his political career careerto careerto careerto
to maintain hit position dost as leader of the theRepublican UteRepublican theRepublican
Republican State organization toy Ben Benjamin Benjapaln Benjainin ¬
jamin B OdeH odd jr having demanded the thelineup thelineup I
of the members IW of the
lineup mem Republi Republican RepubllcaR Repubucan ¬
can State Committee The result was dis disastrous disastrous diiastrolls ¬
astrous to both Odell and Phut who were weredefeated weredet weredefeated
defeated det by the RdosevekHJggins R com combination combfMtIDA coinbInation ¬
bination bfMtIDATJte bInationTM binationThe
The election of Mr Hughes has not notMeiped notWped notle3ped
Meiped his cause any From a a reason reasonably reasonablYrel reasonzbly ¬
ably ablYrel reliable source it was learned to tonight tonight tonight ¬
night that the leaders of the Republican Republicanorganization ReublieanorgftlzadoD Republicanorganization
organization have said that many man days daysinueT days111USt dayshmet
inueT necessarily neces elapse before the Sena Senator Senater Senatsr ¬
tor will take his place in the National NationalLegislative NatJonslL NtlonalLegislative
L Legislative ve body again It also 180 is rumor rumored rumored rumorad ¬
ed that t he will also relinquish the seat seatbefore HIlttMlitre seatbeOrs
before the 4w day of next March It is isgenanally IsbMIl isgenazI1Y
genanally accepted that Frank S S Black Blackleader Blade4QI Blacklei4or
leader 4QI of the Reneselner Hlller County Republi Republicans Republicans Republienas ¬
cans former governor and a Republi Republican RepubUcan Itepubitei ¬
can of great t Influence In uence will itl succeed to t the theSenatorial theSM1atorlal theSenatorial
Senatorial SM1atorlalSenator toga togaSenator togaSenator
Senator Piatt of New York has en engaged enc ¬ I
c gaged g two rooms at the Arlington Arltn oOft Hotel Hotelftfr HotelfIr Hotelfoi
ftfr fIr himself and man This is held to In Indicate 111dlcate Indicato ¬
dicate that Mrs Platt will not t accom accomxaajy accomJJDfF aeceznxn
JJDfF xn xaajy the Senator here this season
WEATHER WEATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor FORECASTFor FORECASTFor
For the District of Columbia Columbiaand Columbiaand Columbiaand
and Maryland l1arylandRain Rain or snow to today today today ¬
day tomorrow cloudy variable variablewinds va variablewinds iable iablewinds
winds windsHERALD windsHERALD windsHERALD
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY SUMMARYTELEGRAPHIC SUMMARYTELEGRAPUIG SUMMARYTELEGRtPJJIC
TELEGRAPHIC TELEGRAPHICPage TELEGRAPUIGPase TELEGRtPJJICPage
Page PaseIPlatts Page1Plattz x
1 IPlatts Platts Draw Up Deeds of Separation SeparationI Spttn on onlon
I lon OH Trust Trst Attacked By Moody lood loodIDIvorce Moody1Divorce
1 IDIvorce Divorce Congress Congr s Frames a Law LawS LawAdl1llral Law3Admiral
3Admiral S Admiral Evans Em Wants Wa ts More Ships ShipsI SltiPLallig ShipoBIg
I allig Biff Graft In Frisco Earthquake Pund luRdBaptists iund4BptIts
4BptIts 4 Baptists Condemn American Bible BibleSociety BlblaSocIety BibleSociety
SocIetyChoote SocietyChoat Society SocietyCheats
Cheats to Argue Elkins Law Law117PUURMUl Lwi1Fuliman
11 117PUURMUl i1Fuliman Pullman Company comp Elects Officers OfficersPOLITICAL OffieersPOLITIOAL OffleersPOLITIQAL
POLITICAL POLITIOALl00gr POLITIQALiCongressman
1 Congressman l00gr IINm LittJetletd Scores Gomp Gompers G8f Gnnspoi P P81S
ers 81S3OMMtr oi oi3Oseor
3OMMtr 3 Oscar Straus Happy Over New York YorkResults YorkResults YorkResults
Results Results4r8Bt Resultsreet
4 4r8Bt Weet reet Virginia VJrglnWants Wants to Stop Vote VotoBurteg VoteBuYial VoteBuying
Buying
FOREIGN FOREIGNlRoQsovelt FOREIGN1Roosevelt
1 lRoQsovelt Roosovalt Roaches Panama PanamaIJe Panama1John
1 IJe 1John John D Rockefellers Daughter Deed Doadi DdiCuteUaDe DeedCaatellane
i Castsllane Divorce Granted GrantedLOCAL GnmtedLOGL GrantedLOCAL
LOCAL LOCALS LOGLBfLnkers LOCALBankers
S Bankers Agree on Currency Reforms Rfr Rfr2Bookmaker Reforme2Bookmaker
2 2Bookmaker Davis Pound Guilty GulltyPluDibors GuiltyPluinbars
2 Plumbers Case Not Settled Settfud3Car Settlbd3Carl
3 3Car Carl Hau Remanded in London London7Govemment LondCniGovcmmeftt London7Government
7Govemment Export Writes rrlt Bird Music Knefc13Seheol X X195Ob901 MusiciSclool
13Seheol Board Compared Comp red to Debating DebatingSociety DebeUngSociety DebatingSociety
Society
SPORTING SPORTINGftSRestttte SPORTIlGSSReftlts SPOItTING84Results
ftSRestttte of Football Racing and andOther andOther andOther
Other Sporting Events EventsTHAW EventsTHAW EventsTEAw
THAW THAW TRIAL WILL BE SHORT SHORTJerome SHORTJerome SHORTJerome
Jerome Expects to Consume but butFour butFour butFour
Four bays for the Prosecution ProsecutionNew Prolcc ProsecutionNew tlon tlonNew
New York Nov 14The trial of Harry HarryK HarryK HarryK
K Thaw for the murder of Stanford StanfordWhite StanfordWlatte StanfordWhite
White which wbk1 whIc will be called before Re Recorder Rc Rceorder Recorder ¬
corder Goff Monday December 3 or orTuesday orTueMday orTuesday
Tuesday December 4 may not last longer longerthan 10ngertlMut longerthait
than two weeks weeksIn weeksIn weeksIn
In case there is apparent likelihood of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the proceedings running into January Januarynight Jaatsrynight Januarynight
night sessions will be held iMddIn ItekLIa heldIn
In presenting the oase O for the people peopleDistrict peo peopleDistrict 1 1District
District Attorney Jerome will probably probablynot probbInot probablynot
not consume eon ume more than feur days He Heexpects Heexpects Heexpects
expects simply to show s how and why whyThaw whyTw whyThaw
Thaw shot t Stanford White and that thatThaw thAtThaw thatTIinw
Thaw had previously made threats to kill killthe kinthe killthe
the architect It is said he will not under undertake undertake nadertake ¬
take to go into the tangled turbid cross crosscurrents crosecurrents cresscurrents
currents of tb tM lives of Thaw his chorus chorusgirl ehorusgirl chorusgirl
girl wife and the man he murdered ex except except oxcept ¬
cept so far as Is necessary to show a asequence aMflutlDCe asequence
sequence of events leading loodln up to u the thetragedy thetragedy thetragedy
tragedy on the roof of Madison Sqitare SqitareGarden SttttareGarden SeareGarden
Garden GardenIt GardenIt GardenIt
It te more than possible that Thaws Thawslawyers Thawslawyers Thawslawyers
lawyers putting all their hopes e ell the theunwritten theunwritten theunwritten
unwritten law will introduce only two twomain tOi twomain
i main witnesses wItnessesHarry Harry Thaw and Evelyn EvelynNosbltt EyelIlNe EvelynNesbltt
Nosbltt Ne bltt Thaw In that th t event the prose prosecution prOltecutJon prosecutlon ¬
cution in rebuttal will offer only such suchevidence 8UChevWeRee suchevklence
evidence as tends to discredit djs redlt the theSes theSesstateMeftt thewIfesstatement wifes wifesstatement
statement against agalftet the tlJ memory of her herhusbands hNh herIuabnds
husbands h s victim For its Importance Importancetb
tIM tb total t ttllftAT may ma be thv u1iM thnhsslet shortest t I1 i lath 1 > hntory hn Wtr Wtrteryo history >
tory teryo of the criminal courts of 0 New New York YorkMILLIONAIRE YorkMILLIONAIRE York1ITLIOIMRE
MILLIONAIRE HUNTS OUTLAW OUTLAWJohn OUTLAWJohn OUTLAYJohn
John A Roebling Leads Posse on onTrail onTrail onTrail
Trail of Asheville Murderer MurdererIVcgro MurdererXeJro MurdererNegro
Negro Desperado Who ho Kills Five Fiveand Fhcanti Fiveand
and Wounds Two Men Reported ReportedSurronudcd ReportedSurronnded ReportedSurrounded
Surrounded at Alexander AlexanderAsftvme AlexnnderI AlexanderAsblIle
Asftvme I N a C Nov 14John A Roeb RoobMmj Roeb1IDg Roebhug
hug the muitimilHomire wire and steel steelmanufacturer steelmaautaetmr steelmanufacturer
manufacturer and bridge builder 1Nt r of Tren Trenton TreRton Trenton ¬
ton and New York today and tonight tonightled toJllghtled tonightled
led one of the posses in pursuit of the ne negro Be Begro usgre ¬
gro who hurt night shot three white po policemen poJIcemea pohcesnest ¬
licemen and four negro citizens dtlae killing killingfive kllllDgthe killinglive
five ef them themThe themThe JnThe
The poeee 1O led by the millionaire started startedtoward startedtovrd startedtoward
toward Alexandria where late today a anegro anegro anegro
negro thought to be Will Harris the mur murderer murderer murderer ¬
derer was as reported surrounded in a house ooueeMAr housenear housenear
near by b To miss no chance of avenging avengingthe avonginthe avengingthe
the murdered men a erowd left here for forAlexander forAlexaJHIer forAlexander
Alexander bent on getting the suspect suspectThe suspeetThe suspectThe
The murderer Will Harris of Char Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte ¬
lotte N C came Into town and started startedtrouble startedtrouble startedtrouble
trouble last night In the riot be shot shotPolicemen shotPollcemeft shotPolicemen
Policemen J W Bailey and C R R Black Blackstock BJackstDck Blackstock
stock dead wounded x olfee Captain J L LPage Lpqe LPage
Page and shot four negroes only one oneof oneof oneof
of whom will recover The negro then thenheld tlMRlIeld thanheld
held a crowd at bay and escaped escapedHarris CCIlpedHarris escapedHarris
Harris had not been seen since he es escaped es esCkped ascaped ¬
caped from jail for or the second time several severalmonths severalmenth severalmonths
months ago a About midnight he emerged emergedfrom emergedfrom emergedfront
from an obscure part of the town crazed crazedwith crazedwith crazedwith
with drink drtnkand and shot Indiscriminately at ateverybody ateverybod ateverybody
everybody fro met metThe meLrhe metThe
The pas passersby ersby were ere too few to suit suithte suitbk suitIth
hte gory orj appetite so he fired a volley volleyinto volleyJnto volleyinto
into the houses on Valley street On his hisway hisway hisway
way Ib South Main street he met Ben Benjamin Benjamin Benjasnin ¬
jamin Addison a negro and without prov provocation provocation provocatlon ¬
ocation killed him He mortally wounded woundedTom woundedTom woundedTorn
Tom Rivers RiversCapt RlTersCap RiversCapt
Capt J T Page of the th police depart department deport1ft departmont ¬
mont 1ft t hurried to the scene and was shot shotthrough shotthrough shotthrough
through the arm Policeman Charles R RBlackstock n nBllUk itBlackitock
Blackstock tock accompanied his chief and at attempted attempted t ttempted ¬
tempted his defense but was killed before beforehe beronhe beforehe
he could get Into action actionThe actionThe actionThe
The attacking attackjn party fled and the negro negroran negroran negroran
ran on toward the center of town He Heencountered Heencountered Heencountered
encountered Policeman J W Bailey who whoflred whoSIred wholired
SIred several shots at him but was killed killedbefore killedbefore killedbefore
before any of them took effect Tom Tolp Neal Nealand NealaMi Nealand
and J Carpening negroes oes were killed killedand kllledand killedand
and Toney Johnson was wa mortally wound wounded wounded woundad ¬
ed edA
A general police alarm was sent in and andhundreds andbUDdrMs andhundreds
hundreds of men volunteered to hunt the theoutlaw theoutlaw theoutlaw
outlaw A hardware store was broken brokeninto brokeninto brokenInto
into and rUles and ammunition were weretaken weretaken weretaken
taken but not before fore Harris had escaped escapedA ped pedA
A searching party p spent the night look looking lookIng looklag ¬
ing for him but in vain vainLIFE vainLIFE n I ILIFE >
LIFE PENSION TO BOOKER T TAndrew TAndre TAndrew
TC C
Andrew Andre Carnegie Provides Well for forTnskcgee forTuskegee or orTuskcgee
Tnskcgee Educator EducatorAndrew EducntorAndrew EducatorAndrew
Andrew Carnegie has granted a life lifepension Iff Iffpension lifepension
pension to Booker T Washington the thewidely thewNeI thewidely
widely wNeI known educator according to tore toreUable re reliable ye yeliable ¬
liable reports reportsThe report8The reportsThe
The steel millionaire has long bean In Interested Interested Interested ¬
terested in Mr Washingtons work as aspresident asprC8ldent aspresident
president of Tuskegee Institute in Ala Alabama Alaand Alabania ¬
bama and has been a frequent visitor visitorthere visitorthpre visitorthere
there He donated the funds to build buildthe bundtho buildthe
the institute library and makes frequent frequentcontributions frequentooatrlbutJons frequentcontributions
contributions to the support of the school schoolthe schoolUte schoolthe
the purpose of which is the education of ofte ofthe ofthe
the negro youth youthThe youthTke youthThe
The pension nslon it is understood is In Intended Int intended ¬
tended t to permit Mr Ir Washington to carry carryon carryOM carryOn
on his work without ltbout reference to the thenecessities thenec thenecessities
necessities nec t1es of making a living livingCall Uv1neI Uv1neCaU livingCall
I
Call and see what others say Xot Xotwhat XotwJtat ot otwhat
what we say Ofte Radiators Radl8torsthe Rad1atorthe the best bestDemonstrations OOstDOIBOn9tmtJbns bestDomonstratlbns
Demonstrations 509 9th st it nw
DECIDE ON DIVORCE DIVORCEAll
All Except New N < nv York Dele Delegates Delegates Dolegates ¬
gates Favor Proposed Law LawEEGOGmZES La1YRECOGNIZES LawREoOGN1zESTOO
RECOGNIZES REoOGN1zESTOO TOO OO MANY CAUSES CAUSESEffort CAUSESEaort CAUSESEffort
Effort to Have Lawyer Puntahcd Puntahcdfor Punlllbccllor Punishedfor
for Soliciting Canes Fall PnUsCongre1ul PnUsCongre1ulDccJlnell FallsCongressDeclines Congreftfi CongreftfiDeclines
Declines to Extend Voman Op Opportunity 011portunlty Opportunity ¬
portunity for Freedom on the theGround tbeGround theGround
Ground of Cruel Treatment TreatmentPhiladelphia TrcntmentPAUadelplda TreatmentPhIladelphia
Philadelphia Pa p Nov U 14WIth With Ute thosanetien Uteanet1ea thesanction
sanction of ever 8ftQ State represented ex except except cxcapt ¬
cept New York the delegates to the Na National National National ¬
tional Congress eo gre on Uniform Divorce Laws Lawswhich La LawIIlch Lawswhich
which closed its sessions in this city to tonight 10utht tonight ¬
night adopted a form of uniform divorce divorcewhich dtvorcewhieh diversewhich
which is to be recommended reeomme recommendodto od to the differ different cUtrerent different ¬
ent legislatures lf of the States for passage passageThe p pasengeThe e eThe
The sanction of o New N York was withheld withheldbecause wlthbeldbecause withheldbecause
because the proposed etl now statute recog recognises rocognlHr recognines ¬
nines more causes ca for divorce than the theOne theone theon
One on statutory st tutory cause recognized In New NewYork NewYorkthat NewYorkthat
York Yorkthat that of adultery adulteryDoell adulteryDoes
x xDocs
Docs Not Aim to Increase Caa CnnaeN CnnaeNI c cIM
IM I eapfemiftg g his attjtndftrt3le attjtndftrt3legieas xtlUuds n1hd itttfr iLtif Ute UtegreM t e aon aongrass
grass adjottrjted a JlrJM4t Mr Ir Terry secretary lieereUtfthe of ofthe ofthe
the New Ne York delegation said Id his own ownpersonal ownper1lOl18l ownpersonal
personal convictions conIct would have impelled impelledhim Im Impelledhim led ledhliI
him hliI to vote yet no no on n the question of the theapproval theapproval theapproval
approval of the proposed prOpo ed statute He de declared d dJared doared ¬
Jared ared that be bad no objection to any anyof anyof anyof
of the provisions of the proposed prop Sed statute statuteexcept statute statuteexeept statuteexcept
except that one which allowed divorce for forothr foroth forother
other oth r causes than the one already sane sanctioned saACtlottecl sanetiolied ¬
tioned by New York legislation legislationBishop legislationB1 legislationBishop
Bishop William Croswell Cros eU Doane of Al Albany Albany Albaiiy ¬
bany who W O addressed tlje t te e congress at Its Itseondnsion itseeJIChl Itsonpicluslon
eondnsion eeJIChl k said be was anxious that the theaction theaction theaction
action of f the congress In appearing to torecognise tore toregnfzo
recognise re o in the proposed statutes any anymore 0 0mGN anymore
more than one cause e for divorce should shouldnot shouldnot shouldnot
not be interpreted as meaning anything anythingmore anythingmore anythingmore
more than that the congress congr recognizes recognizesthat recognizesthat recognizesthat
that other causes are actually aetua1Jy recognized recognizedhi
hi the existing legislation JCgfslaUon of various variousStates variousSttee variousStates
States He said that he is confident that thatthe thAtthe thatthe
the congress in session at Philadelphia Philadelphiahas Philadelphiahas
has been animated by the same spirit spiritwhich spiritwhich
which had led the delegates when they theymet theymet theymet
met in Washington to declare that they theywere theyere theywere
were ere opposed to the Increase of recog recognized reeo reeonlzed recognized ¬
nized causes for divorce in States where wherebut wheNbut wherebut
but one is now in existence existenceIn exl tence tenceIn
In addition n to tne proposed proposedstatute statute regu regulating rosulaUng rogulat1ng ¬
lating the granting of divorces two other otheracts otheracts otheracts
acts were recommended to the legisla legislatures leglslaturea leglelatures ¬
tures of the several States for passage passageone passageone go goone
one relating to the collection of statistics statisticson statisticson
on on the divorce question and the other re relating re relating relating ¬
lating to similar statistics regarding the theissuance tbeIuance theIssuance
issuance of marriage licenses licensesSection licensesSection licensesSection
Section Aimed at Lawyers Lost LostA L LostA lIt lItA
A radical proposition to forbid the so solicitation 10licitation solicitation ¬
licitation of divorce business by lawyers lawyersunder Jawyersunder lawyersunder
under penalty of fine and Imprisonment Imprisonmentencountered Imprisonmentencountered Imprisonmentencountered
encountered unexpected opposition and andwas ands andwas
was s finally withdrawn The reason for forthe forthe forthe
the withdrawal was the objections objectionsvoiced objectionsvoiced objectionsvoiced
voiced among amon others by Vice Chancellor ChancellorEmery ChancellorEmer ChancellorEmery
Emery of New Jersey Jerse who declared that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the proposed act was too drastic and andwould andwould andwould
would forbid a lawyer even undertaking undertakingto undertakln undertaklnto
to take up the case of a friend he knew knewwas knewwas j jwas
was contemplating bringing divorce pro proceedings proceedings proceedings ¬
ceedings In withdrawing the bill Wal Walter Wa1ter Waltar ¬
ter George Smith of Pennsylvania said SAkII said1e i ilie
I lie 1e e was unwilling either to have the b bftl bftlpassed bHIpassed i ipassed
passed when such Important grounds of ofobjection efobjocUen ofobjection
objection were brought against it in its itspresent Itspresent itspresent
present form or to have It voted down downwhen downvhen downwhen
when the general eneral principle could not be beapproved beapproved beapproved
approved by the congress congressDelegate congressDelegate congressDelegate
Delegate Werner of Missouri renewed renewedwithout renewedwJth renewedwithout
without ut success a fight which he had al already alreed a aready ¬
ready reed vainly made in committee to have 11veInserte haveInsertI liavoInserted
Inserted in the statute a section making makingIt mnkln mnklnIt
It Incumbent on a judge trying a suit suitfor suitfor suitfor
for divorce to turn over to the criminal criminalauthorities criminalauthorities criminalauthorities
authorities for prosecution the evidence evidenceof eld nce nceof
of any crime or misdemeanor committed committedby committedby committedby
by the defendant which might bo brought broughtout broughtout broughtout
out in tho divorce proceedings > so that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the defendant might be prosecuted after afterthe afterthe afterthe
the divorce has been granted for the thecrime thecrime thecrIme
crime or misdemeanor mi5 emeanor leading up to the thedivorce thedivorce thedivorce
divorce divorceWants divorceVants divorceWants
Wants More Chance for Women WomenPleading WonienPleading VolUenPloading
Pleading for a change in a section of ofthe orth ofthe
the th proposed statute of uniform divorce divorcelaws divorcelaws divorcelaws
laws which she declared would work workgreat workgreat workgreat
great injustice to her sex Rev Caroline CarolineBartlett CarolineBartlett CarolineBartlett
Bartlett Crane of Kalamazoo Mich held heldthe heldthe holdthe
the attention of the delegates for a long longtime longtime longtime
time today tod y She Introduced an amend amendment amendment amendment ¬
ment which hlch should give to women greater greateropportunity greateropportunity greateropportunity
opportunity of securing freedom from fromthe fromtho fromthe
the cruelty and indignation ind nntlon of brutal hus husfcands husbands busbands
bands and 00 precipitated the most spirited spiriteddebate spiriteddebate spiriteddebate
debate of the day dayParagraph da daParagraph dayParagraph
Paragraph 6 decrees that a divorce divorcecould dhorcecould divorcecOuld
could bu granted to an injured husband husbandor
or wife who has moved to another State Stateonly Stateonly Stateonly
only when the alleged grievance is recog recognized recognized rocognized ¬
nized as as a sufficient ground for dlvorco diyoic diyoicIn
In the Stato In which the offense otr nse was wascommitted wascommitted wascommitted
committed committedMrs committedMrs committedMrs
Mrs Crane declared that her sex would
1
sugar Injustice from this pMlslqn jt i1IsiQp t1s1I D be becanse beC8UH becans
canse cans some States recognise III sf sfh flfe jiJftusoe jiJftusoefor ausoe ausoefortftvocce 5OS 5OStor
for fortftvocce fortftvocceTh divorce divorceThe dtvoneThe
The Th chfcjf cl objection to Mm Crane Craneamendment Qreneam Gvenee Gveneearneedmee
amendment am ndm e was U that it wotrid naId1 Otearimi Oteariminate QRrbwtnate 44srIm1nate
nate in fuvor of the wife wifeThe wifeThe wifeThe
The amendment was lost lostITGETS JoatFIGHTS los losFIGHTS
FIGHTS OFF OPFiiv FIVE ± DAGGERS DAGBBSAmerican DAGGERSAmerlcnn DAGcERSAmerican
American Commander of Turkish TurkishShip TurkishShIll TurkishS1i11
Ship at Kiel in Fierce Battle BattleKW DnttlKIef BattleKiel
KW Germany Nov 14A mastodons mastodonsattempt JlQsterlttlUattempt mstormnsatteMpt
attempt waa w made early today Ut ti4Ja4stoats to assas assassinate assuslmu ¬
stoats slmu Ca Capt Buckman formerly ef New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York who to now an aao offlotr iotr in U Ute e Turk Turkis Turktt Turkbit
tt is navy navyCapt navycapt 17 17Capt
Capt Buckman came enin boss to take com command coramaM easumend ¬
mend of the now Turkish warship As Assarttewnk As Asantwak ateanritcwk
sarttewnk While returning re from a ban baaqt banqilet
4 qt et he was w attacked by Ave ve men with withdancers withd Itk ItklIL
dancers d lIL caj Capt < Buckman is an expert exportbooor expertb expertboxer
booor and he was able to flght gllt oft his hieassailants hisaaisnts Ie IeoJtAI
assailants until help arrived sustaining sustainingonly uaJoIftgonl susialnngonty
only a few slight lgbt wounds woundsIt woo wooIt woundsIt
It ta believed edbe toe assassins war weN em employed employed oinployed ¬
ployed by the Young Youa Turk party which whichs wllofttill whichanxious
till s anxious to kill the th American for Ida hiepart Idapart 18 18part
part ia rejuvenating the Sultans navy navyPANAMA navyROOSEVELT navyROOSBYELT
ROOSEVELT REACHES PANAMA PANAMAParty PANAMAParty PAA1AParty
Party WeloomedQn Welcomed pri Isthmus Isthmus byPreidnt by byPresident
President r identAmador ADmdorJtjife ADmdorJtjifeSpecial Amadori Y d dSpcclu JCSf e eSpecial
Special Train rnln Will Carry Cnrr Visitors to toPacific toIaaUla toPacific
Pacific Side Where bere Trip on Boat Boatto floatto
to Star Island Will 111 Be Made MadePanama MadePpnm InrtePia
Panama Pia Nov 14 14Tbe The United States Statesbattle Statesatde Statesbattle
battle ship Louisiana with President PresidentRoosevelt Preefdtelt PresidentRoosevelt
Roosevelt elt and his wife on board DoarcJ arrived arrivedat arrlvooat arrivedat
at Colon at 2 oclock this afternoon afternoonTne ait8rMonTIte afternoonThe
The Louisiana was escorted by It the tit bat battle b battie t ttie ¬
tie chips Tennessee Tenn and Washington All Alltho AUtile Altthe
tile members beni of the Presidential party partywere partywereweU partywere
were wereweU well and in good spirits tit President PresidentAmador PreeldentAma40r PresidentAmador
Amador and We wife wtt left this afternoon afternoonto terMORk
to meet President khDt and Mrs Roosevelt Roosevelton
on board the Louisiana They were ac accompanied accom si sicoined ¬
com companied anted by the secretary of state stateThe stat statTbe stateThe
The Presidential party will leave Colon Colonearly Colonearfy Colonearly
early tomorrow morning JDOndn for Panama Panamatraveling Pan Panamatraveling am amtravellll
traveling travellll on a special train From FromPanama FromPaDmIL FromPanama
Panama they tbe wiH 90 o to Port La Baco BacoThence DaceTheace BacoThence
Thence they tile will sail around the Bay of ofPanama ofPanama r rPa
Panama Pa visiting vItIa the Star Islands IslIltdS and andwfll andwtU andwill
will return at noon to take luncheon at atthe atthe atthe
the new > e TivoU Hotel HotelThere HotelThere HotelThere
There will be a a grand raad parade at 3 oclock oclockPresident oclockPrtl o clock clockPresident
President Prtl 4eat Roosevelt will be escorted escortedthrough eROrtetbrough escortedthrough
through the streets ts to Cathedral Square Squarewhere Squarewhere Squarewhere
where President Amador will formally formallywelcome forma1lrweloome formallyweloome
weloome him to totba the republic In the even evening evenIng evenlag ¬
ing a dinner in President Prel daat Booeevelts Booeeveltshonor Rooeeyelthonor Rooseveltsboxier
honor will riI1 be given at the Presidential Presidentialmansion Presidentialmans Presidentialmansion
mans mansion The day cia will finish with a gala galareception galar galareception
reception r pUen at the Commercial Club which whichwfll whichHI whichwill
will HI be attended by the Presidential party partyConsiderable IrtyComdderable partyConsiderable
Considerable enthusiasm is being dis displayed dtsplay displayed ¬
play played by foreigners and natives over the thevisit thevl8It thevisit
visit of th the President PrHld nt of th the tnlted UnitedStates tnltedStates tnltedStates
States The city is gaily decorated d orated in hid hidhonor hliJbonos hluhonor
honor honorNO bonosNO honorNO
NO CASE AGAINST MUTUAL MUTUALAffidavits MUTUALAflIdnUPI MUTUALAfildavltn
Affidavits Fail to Warrant nrrnnt Injunc Injunction InJunction Injunclion ¬
tion Asked Afd cd by b Policy Holders HoldersNew Hohlcrsew holdersNew
New ew York Nov 14 HThe The afikfavits in the theproceedings theproceedlnp theproceedings
proceedings originally brought bro ht before Jus Justice JustJce Juslice ¬
lice Btecboff in the Supreme Court Court nnd nndtetter nndJaler andlater
later placed before District Attorney Je Jerome Jerome Jorome ¬
rome in the hope that he would insti institute Inslltute InsUtide ¬
tute criminal proceedings proeeedt s against the theent thent theyresent
yresent ent nt management managelIMnt of the Mutual Life LifeInsurance Lifensuraaee LifeInsurance
Insurance nsuraaee Company were made public publictoday publicOOda publictoday
today OOda at the oftlee of Russell W Fish Fishsecretary FIshsecretary Fishsecretary
secretary of the Mutual Life Policy Poilcy Hold Holders Holders Bolders ¬
ers Association AssociationJustice sJOCladonJu saociationJustice
Justice Ju Bischoff B after examining the theaffidavits theaffidavlts theaffidavits
affidavits refused to grant the injunc injunction Jnjunction Injunctlon ¬
tion asked for to restrain the company companyfrom companyfrom companyfrom
from dismissing agents on the ground groundthat rroundthat groundthat
that they Utet refused ed to support the admin administration ndmlnIstratlon administratlon ¬
Istratlon ticket for trustees truat In the com company compaDy cornpony ¬
pony panyMr paDyMr ponyMr
Mr Jerome in refusing re lsloS to mix up In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the affair at the present pr 5l t stage declared declaredthat doclnredtbat declaredthat
that It t would bj very difficult to find a alaw alaw alaw
law that would Guld apply in the matter matterGOYEENMENT matterGOVERNMENT matterGOVEItNMENT
GOVERNMENT HOLDS UP MAIL 1VTATLPostofflce MAILPostoffice MAThPostoffice
Postoffice Department Departm eat Investigates InvestigatesEuropean InTcsthntesEuropenn litres tigatce tigatceEuropean
European Excursion Company CompanyNow COIUllnnNow CompanyNow
Now York Nov No 11 14The The Postofflce De Department Department DcpartEnent ¬
partment issued an order this afternoon afternoonthat afternoontMt aftertiocrithat
that mail for the European Excursion ExcursionCompany Excursionof xcurslonConfpany1
Company Confpany1 of No 6 East Thirtieth street streetwaa streek streekW33 streeLwas
was no longer to b be delivered to the office officeof officeof ofilceof
of the company but to be held In the thegeneral thegeneral thegeneral
general delivery until called for forIn forIn forIn
In the office of the company today todaywere todaywere todaywere
were only two men Lieut Nicholas J JHalplne JHalplne JHalpltte
Halplne U S N retired the manager managerand manager managerRnd managerand
and William R R Basset late J te captain In Inthe Inthe Inthe
the Mexican army armyThey arm armTheY armyThey
They are merely omployes of the firm firmwhich firmwbich firmwhich
which has bean offering a six weeks we oks trip tripthrough trIpthrough tripthrough
through France England Holland Bel Belgium Belglut1 Beglum ¬
glum and Ireland for n20 120 From all ap appesrancas appeuancas appearances
pesrancas they have no nothfng thins at all to do dowithy dowit1 dowit1
withy wit1 some nme me peculiar circumstances that thatpreceded thntpreceded thatpreceded
preceded the issuing of the order by Post Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster ¬
master Wilcox
GOMPERS IS ASSAILED ASSAILEDCongressman ASSAILEDCongle5S1nall ASSAILEDCongressman
Congressman Littleiield < l De Denounces Denounces Dcnolulces ¬
nounces Labor Leader LeaderAPPLAUSE LeaderAFPLAUSE LeaderAPPLUSE
APPLAUSE GEEETS STATEMENTS STATEMENTSThe
The Tb e National Founders Association AssociationHears APlsocfatfonJlcnrJl Associationhears
Hears Representative Score Fellow FellowMembers FellowJleml FellowMembers
Members Jleml > cr in house Who Are Called CalledPolitical CalJcdPolitical CalledPolitical
Political and Moral oral Cowards COnartlsAntJ COnartlsAntJInjunction CowardsAntiInjunction Antl AntlInjanctloa
Injunction Dill Criticised CriticisedIsew CrltlclscdNew CriticisedNew
New York Nov J4 NcottPU8RUIJt NcottPU8RUIJtCJIarte l4CoigvessusaaCharles ConVMioman ConVMiomanCharles
Charles K LltUonoid upon U OR whom the bat batteries battwies battestes ¬
testes of Gempers elllpe18 were trained without withoutavail wlt1MM1tanll withoutavail
avail recently reee Uy in the Maine Mat elections came camehi camen cameIn
hi for tumultuous cheering tonight t at atthe atthe atthe
the dinner of the National Founders Pound rs As Assrchulon Aselation Assedation
sedation elation at the Hotel Hot Astor AstorHe AstorHe AstorHe
He had made a a speech assailing u Corn Gompera GoJDpe Cornporn
porn pe for the character of the legislation legislationhe l tIon tIonk4t
he proposed pr ed and describing those Con ConErrassnian Conn Congressanet
Errassnian n who voted oled for such legislation legislationfo 199ie 199ieJnarC legiiiatkafczZMr
fo fczZMr JnarC ar of f losing losm their political scalps as asndlUesl a aWIJItle asItlesI
ndlUesl ItlesI 1 anel ad moral cowards1hs cowards cowardsbhe coVetUdsbera
1hs bhe members bera of tile National Founders FoundersAseoctetton JIo1uNIersASMciadon FoiwdersAssociation
Association who are big emplnrers JJIItre of oflabor olJabo of3b
labor Jabo 3b have hay been holding a tvwdays tvwdaysmeeting rricdayVmeeftng
meeting tg here hre and invited Mr Littlofleld Littlofleldto
to go 0 over his last eempaiga In which 1 irkichorgntz4d whichorganized Ieh Iehorganlz
organized organlz d labor played such a part His Hiswas Hiswag
was 9 practically the t e only speech at the thedinner thedinner thedinner
dinner When he was introduced by Pres President Pr PresMeat ¬
Meat A A O Briggs the diners gave him hima hima
a a great sendoff sendoffGompers scndottGOl11pCrll sendoffCompers
Gompers Tried to Down Him HimI
001 I am here after several and divers otverskfnde diversktlHl diverskinds
kinds of experiences SAM Mr LtctteOeM LtctteOeMA Lktledeldgentleman
A gentleman Sf tI man by the t n JlSlnl me of Gotni Qo11s Qo11stried Oswprstried rs rstried
tried to down me me Mat it didnt work He Hebutted Heltutted Hebutted
butted into the recent campaign JNLIa and aJMIutkld we webutUd wobutted
butted utkld Mm out outMr outlIr outMr
Mr UttieneW s Mid M that be e bad been beensingled IMeaslftsled boossingled
singled out for special attack became becamehe 1tecAuMhe becausehe
he was chairman of a subcommittee subcommitteewhich stlbeoM dtteeWclt in inwhich
which Wclt the first antiinjunction JItIl tIoa bill was wasreferred wasreferred s sreferred
referred in UBt Commenting t on that and andsubsequent adsub andsubsequent
subsequent equeR t bills to prevent injunctions s in inall 1ftall Inall
all labor disputes Mr LUUefleM eld said saidThe aid6The saidThe
6The The legislation which is proposed proposedwould pleposMwould proposedwould
would give labor organizations authority authorityto
to conspire conspl < and give them an express expresslicense expreuUcense expresslicense
license to threaten to murder to intimi intimidate InUmIdate Intimidate ¬
date to coerce as much as they wanted wantedI
I told Gompers Id like him to say SA to the thepeople thepeople thepeople
people of Maine whether he stood for forthese torthese forthese
these propositions but be never once re referred re referr referred ¬
ferred ferr d to this bill in his campaign campaignCongressmen campaignCongrell campaignCongressmen
Congrell Congressmen men Lack Courage CourageI
I have ha e yet to find in a single labor ad advocate advocate advocate ¬
vocate one who will say s y he thinks author authority a authority thor thorIty ¬
ity ought to be given to conspire for these thesepurposes thMOpurpoees thesepurposes
purposes Notwithstanding this when whenever wbenever whenever ¬
ever a bill gets on the floor M of the House Houseit
it will pass by an Immense ft8e majority be because be becauao because ¬
cause certain Congressmen havent the thecourage thecourxSe thecourage
courage to fight It ItThe It ItThe itThe
The whole legislation is a distinct vio violation violatlon vieltIon ¬
lation of the fundamental principles of the theAmerican thoAmerican theAmerican
American Federation of Labor which pro proclaims proclaims proclaims ¬
claims that it does not want special legis legislation legislatton I IJatlon ¬
lation for a class classWHITE cJa8EIWHITE chaosWHITE
WHITE ON SPELLING BOARD BOAEDFormer BOARDlorl11er BOARDFormer
Former President of Cornell Suc Succeeds Succeetls Sacceeds ¬
ceeds Dr David Starr Jordan JordanNew JordnnNew JordanNew
New York Nov 14 ItThe The resignation of orDr ofDr I IDr
Dr David Starr Jordan president of ofLeland uf1eland ofLeland
Leland Stanford University as a member memberof memberor memberof
of the simplified spelling boards advisory advisorycommittee advisorycommltt advisorycommittee
committee commltt which was handed in some sometime sometime sortietime
time ago but was not heard of until untilDr untJlDr untilDr
Dr Jordnn announced it himself In Call California Callfornla Callfornla ¬
fornla last Saturday was presented at a ameeting 1metsUng ameeting
meeting of the executive eeuUve committee of ofthe orthe ofthe
the spelling board at No 1 Madison adlson ave avenue ayenue ve venue ¬
nue today todayAfter todayAftel todayAfter
After the meeting this statement was wasmade wasmade U Umade
made madeAt madeAt madeAt
At the meeting tlnS of the executive com committae committee cornmittea
mittae of the the simplified spelling board boardtoday boardtod boardtoday
today tod Y the resignation of Dr David Starr StanJordan StarrJordon StarrJordan
Jordan was received The executive com committee committee cornrnlttee ¬
mittee took no action but referred the theresignation thereslgnation theresiguatlon
resignation to a full meeting of the board boardearly boardearly boardearly
early In the new year yearThe yearThe j
The announcement was made to the theexecutive UtIexrcutlvo th thexcutivo
executive committee that tha the Hon An Andrew Andrew Andrew ¬
drew D White had accepted acc pted election to tothe tothe tothe
the board boardEUMOE boardRUMOR boardUMOR
RUMOR UMOR HAS KASCASTRO CASTRO DEAD DEADReported DEADReported DEA DEAReported
Reported that th t Fact IH Kept Secret Secretby SeeretbT Secretby
by Venezuelan Government GovernmentAVfillenstadt GOTernmentflllenstadt GovernmentSlllenstadt
AVfillenstadt Slllenstadt Curacoa Nov 14 HIt It Is Ispersistently Ispersistently Ispersistently
persistently reported here that President PresidentCastro PresidentCistro PresidentCastro
Castro of Venezuela Is dead and and that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the fact Is being concealed by the govern government government governmont ¬
ment In order to maintain Itself in power powerYalePrinceton powerYalcPrlnceton powerYalePrinceton
YalePrinceton Football Game GamePrinceton GnmePrinceton GamePrinceton
Princeton November 17 17Special 1 1SpecIal li liSpecial
Special train via Pennsylvania Railroad Railroadleaves Railroadleaves Railroadleaves
leaves Philadelphia Saturday Nov 17 at
1040 a m connecting with train leaving
Washington 655 6 65 a a m in Returning leave leavePrinceton leiwePrinceton havePrinceton
Princeton after game from Middle Station Stationconnecting StationcoanccJmg Stationconnecting
connecting at Philadelphia Phnad lphia with regular regulartrains regulartrains regulartrains
trains for Washington
SENATOR BAILEYS WIFE ILL ILLMother ILLltIothcr ILLMother
Mother of Texan Tex II Statesman Also In InCritical InCritical inCritical
Critical Condition ConditionUnited ContUtionUnited ConditIonUnited
United States Senator Bailey of Texas Texasfro TexlUlrelllh Texasfresh
fro fresh relllh h from a whirlwind campaign for forVindication forvkdteatlon foryladicatlon
Vindication in his bl State returned r to toWashington toW toWsshingtdn
Washington W hlAgt6n for a brief visit to bbs family familyat famUyat familyat
at the RIggs House He was cause here hereby hereby hereby
by the illness of his hl wife and may start starttoday arttAHay starttoday
today for Crystal Springs Miss where whereMs wherehis wherehis
his mother lies critically ill illThe tTIle IIIThe
The fight on Senator Bailey Balle in Texas Texaswas Texawu Texaswas
was started by a good citizens club clubin cItltilt clubhi
in Houston Hou ton Tex which Is saW to have havespent Mvespent havespent
spent between J25 SOSO 0 and mjtfO m Ie the thecampaign theOIIII theosmpalgn
campaign OIIII gn against the junior Senates SenaiORBaileys Seaa1owrBaIIeys SenatesBaileys
Baileys friends citarged that nearst fur furnishad turRtehad furniehtad
nishad this money The campaign cam gn against againstBaliey agaJutBaJl againstBailey
Bailey BaJl y was based on his legal leg ervfces MJIcnto ervfcesto
to Henry Clay Pierce president pn of the theWatersPierce UaeWateraPlerce theWatersPierce
WatersPierce OH Company Mr Bailey Baileytold Baile Bailetold Baileytold
told his constituents con tltuenta in one joint JoI t debate debatewith d dehitewith te tewin
with a former attorney attorneyle general eral of the theState theState theState
State and m some ten or twelve mass massmeetings mnmeetings massmeetings
meetings that he proposes to practice his hisprofession hisproCeHion hisprofession
profession while he is in the t Senate Date with withdue withdue withdue
due regard rd for all the proprieties that thatthe tbatthe thatthe
the ethics of that profession demand demandHe demaatdHe damnedHe
He remained on the ground until tho thoagitation thoagitation theagitation
agitation against him died out The leg legislature 1egIeJature leglelature ¬
islature has been n instructed to t vote for forBaileys forBailey forBaileys
Baileys Bailey reelection and the Senator feels feetethat feelstht feelsthat
that there is no danger of opposition oppositionwhen oPpoGttenwhen oppositionwhen
when the legislature J ture meets meetsJERSEY meetJERSEY meetsJERSEY
JERSEY RECTOR FOR ROME EOHEAmlmiixador ROMEAmlmulatlor ROMEAmbassador
Ambassador White blte Summons Dr DrBetticher DrBettlcl1cr DrBettichier
Betticher to Take Episcopal Parish ParishBeverly Parl ParishBeverly h hBeverly
Beverly N J Nov 14 HKeY Rev tCharles tCharlesB tChacles tChaclesE ChrlesE
E Betticher for eleven years ears pdstor of ofSt ofSf ofSt
St Stephens a Episcopal Church here and andhis andwife andhis
his wife who has ha been making lnakln a a lengthy lengthytour Jenthytour lengthytour
tour of Europe were to have sailed lied from fromLiverpool fromLerpool fromLiverpool
Liverpool for Philadelphia when tidings tidingscame tidingseame tidingscaine
came from Rome of the sudden death of ofRev o oRev ofRev
Rev Dr Nails pastor of St Pauls PaulsAmerican PaulsAmerlcan PaulsAmerican
American Church at Rome RomeThe RomeTIM RomeThe
The American Ambassador ador to Italy ItalyHenry ltaJyHenr ItalyHenry
Henry White who is senior warden of ofSt otSt ofSt
St Pauls Church telegraphed telesral 1ed Mr Bet BetUcber BetUcber Betticher
Ucber to take charge of that church churchSt C churchSt urch urchSt
St Peers American Church in Rome Is Istho Istho isthe
tho largest Ia t and most beautiful of all allAmerican allAmertcan allAmerican
American Episcopal churches hi Europe EuropeIt
It WAIL built entirely through the efforts effortsof effortsof effortso
of o Rev Dr Nevin its first and only pas pastor peator pantol ¬
tor who at the time of his death had hadbeen hadIteen hadbeen
been la charge for nearly forty years yearsDr yearsDr yearsDr
Dr Nevin left an estate of great value VAlueCOD valueconsisting i iconstating
consisting COD largely large of paintings statuary sUtuerycurios statUU3I statuarycurios
I curios Ac c some of which are areso so rare rarethat rareI rarethat
I that the Italian government will net per permit permit permit ¬
mit them to be taken out of the country countryCUB ceuntrCUBA1 countryCUBAN
CUB CUBAN AIT SCANDAL UNEARTHED TOEAETHEDOnly
Only 18000 Out of 36000 Paid Army ArmyClaimn ArmyClaim ArmyClainis
Claim Found on Record RecordHavana RecordHavlUUl RecordHavana
Havana Nov 1L 14Gov Gov Magoon has hasordered basordered hasordered
ordered an investigation of a scandal de developed de developed developed ¬
veloped through the appointment of a anew nDeW anew
new chief of tb tM army claims bureau of ofthe otthe ofthe
the treasury department Indications are arethat arethat arethat
that thousands of soldiers Idlers claims sup supposedly uppo supposedhy ¬
posedly po paid by the government do not notappear notappoear notappear
appear on the books The illegal pay payments PAYments paymeats ¬
ments will amount to an enormous sum sumThe um umTbe sumThe
The scandal was called to Gov GovMagoons GovMagoons CcvMagoons
Magoons attention by Miguel Lianeras Lianerasthe Llanerastbe Lianerasthe
the new appointee Jose T Me Miguel Diaz Diazformer Dtazformer Diazformer
former incumbent refused to surrender surrenderthe surrenderthe surrenderthe
the post although he has since been ap appointed appointed appointed ¬
pointed consulting attorney for Use trees treasury tr treesury aS aSury ¬
ury department departmentAn depa1mefttAn
An official of the department is author authority authorIt authority ¬
ity It for the statement temeRt that 3600 35 claims claimswere claimswere claimswere
were paid by the bureau last year of ofwhich ofwhlcb ofwhich
which only 1M9 appear on the books booksLfc Jk8u booltsLianetu
Lfc u Lianetu > neraa has offered his resignation resignationdisgusted re resignationdtuguted lID8tJontetI
disgusted tetI with the disclosures and It a full fullinvestigation fullfnYetlUgadon fullhivestigadosi
investigation wltl be made of the charges chargesDAUGHTER chargesDAUGHTER chargesDAUGHTER
DAUGHTER OF OIL HEAD DIES DIESIdrs DIESMrs DIEBMrs
Mrs Strong Passes Away in France FranceAfter FranoeAfter PranceAfter
After Several Years Illness IllnessRockefeller TIlnessRocle flinessRockefeller
Rockefeller Rocle eller Family Famn IK Xotlfied and andSome nm1Some andSome
Some Member Expected to Leave Leavefor LClnefor Leavefor
for Europe at Once OnceCannes OnceCanaes OnceOnnues
Cannes Nov 14 14Mrs Mrs 1rs Stvong wife of ofProf ofrot ofProf
Prof Strong and daughter of John Joi n D DRockefeller DR DRockefeller
Rockefeller R ketel1er died today 1I toda ti at the Hotel H te1 du duPark duP duPark
Park P rk in this city She Sb suffered su ered frem rem a astroke astroke astroke
stroke of or paralysis > 1s two days ago and andheart andheart andheart
heart failure supervened supervenedNew suDenrenedNew supervenedNew
New York Nov 14 ltXrz Mrs Charles Au Augustus Augustus Augustus ¬
gustus Strong who was U Bessie Rockefel Rockefeller RockoCeler Rockefelisv ¬
ler has been abroad abr ad for the past two twoyears tWGye twoyears
years rs for her health Ite lth She spent t the first firstpart firstJIUt firstpart
part of her sojourn in Cannes France Francebut Frxncebut Francebut
but at the time her father visted Franco Francoin FrancoIn FranceIn
in June of o this year she was in Germany GermanyIt Gennan Gennanit
it It was reported rer > th that t while she was travel traveling travelIn travellag ¬
lag In there her health Improved greatly greatlyShe greathShe greatlyShe
She was expected exIeCt then to return from fromGermany fromG fromGermany
Germany G ny in time to meet her father Her Herfather HerfUter Herfather
father stayed at her chateau in Com Compiegne Comgne Cornplegne
piegne gne while he was in France FranceMrs FraMeIrs FranceMrs
Mrs Strong first rst showed signs of illness illnessabout Illnessabout illnessabout
about four years ago when she was s a amember amebot amember
member of the Cottage Set at Lake Lakewood Lakeood Lakewood
wood ood It was resorted rted from there at the thetime thetime thetime
time that th t she suddenly became afflicted afflictedwith affiletedith afflictedwith
with ith the idea < that life was too expensive expensivefor expensivefor expensivefor
for her to remain in it She declared that thatshe thatshe thatshe
she could not afford to entertain ent rtain She be began began begnu
gan also to economize and to buy house household household househoki ¬
hold goods in bulk bulkAfter hulkAfter bulkAfter
After about two years she was taken takento lakento takento
to Cannes by her husband She remained remainedthere remainedtJlere remainedthere
there for a a while and later went to travel travelfor travelfor travelfor
for a space in Germany Hor fathers fathersvisit tathersoJaIt fathersvisit
visit to Europe the first Ume that over overhe overhe overhe
he had crossed the waves was Impelled Impelledby Impelled1Jt impelledbt
by a desire to see her as reports that thatwere thotvfte thatwere
were not encouraging had come over to tohim tobin tohim
him binMrs
himMrs
Mrs Strong was married marr d in this city cityon cityon cityon
on March 22 1SSD 1SSDHer 1SS9Her 1SiHer
Her husband Is a member of the Ameri American AmerIcan Atuerican ¬
can Psychological Association A soclatlon the Amer American Amerlean mer merlean ¬
lean Philosophical Association and anda an ana anda
a corresponding member of Institute Na Naticnale Natlcna1c Natlcnale
ticnale Genevols He is th author of a awellknown awellknown awellknown
wellknown psychological work Why Whythe Whythe Whythe
the Mind has a Body pubshed in 1908 1908At 1900At 1iO 1iOAt
At John D Rockefellers city residence residencetonight resldoncetonIght residencetonight
tonight it was said that he had received receiveda
a cable message there this morning momln an announcing a1nounclng announcing ¬
nouncing his daughters death A mem member Thember ¬
ber of the household said that some one oneof oneof oneof
of the family would go over to Fmaee at atSERIOUS atonce atonce
once onceSERIOUS onceSERIOUS
SERIOUS FLOOD IN SEATTLE SEATTLEThree SEATTLEThrce SEATTLEThree
Three DroTvnccI and Much Property PropertyDamage PropertyDamage
Damage Done DoneSan DoneSan DoneSan
San Francisco Nov 14 ltA A telephone telephonemessage telephonem888agc telephonemessage
message from Seattle says that the most mostdisastrous most1ustrous mostdisastrous
disastrous flood ever known swept the thecity thecity thecity
city today toda cutting oft all railroad and andtelegraphic andtelegraphic andtelegraphic
telegraphic communication communlcat m with the out outskte outside outable
side world sweeping away bridges and andtracks 81ldtracks andtracks
tracks and drowning three persons The Theproperty Theproperty Theprnperty
property damaged will run Into millions millionsReports mfmonsReports millionsReports
Reports from Tacoma show that flood floodprevails floodprevaiJs floodprevails
prevails all Il through the Puyallup River Rivervalley Rivers1e Rivervalley
valley s1e due to sudden melting of snow snowAt snowAt snowAt
At the mouth of the Puyallup whero it itenters Itcnters itenters
enters Puget Sound at Tacoma Taooma the val valley wlIty vu vuhey ¬
hey Is covered three miles wide with water waterto waterto waterto
to the depth depthof of four feet feetWide feetViIe feetWide
Wide Boards 2 Per 100 ft ftLnmficr ftLumber t tLUJnber
Lumber Tru TrulStBroken TrulStBrokenLibbeY TrustBrokenLibber tBroken
Libber Co Co 6th J t and xy ave
JOHN D INDICTED INDICTEDMOODY INDICTEDJOODY
wnftiw MOODY lUUJJI EM HITS flilb TPITQT TRUST TRUSTFederal TRUSTS TRUSTFelclal lliUoI lliUoIFederal
S
Federal and State Govern Government Goverllm ¬
ment m ut Keep > Standard Busy BusyGRASD BusyG BusyWD
GRASD G 1 JURY REPORTS EEPOETSAttorney REPORTSAttorne PL1PORTSAttorne
Attorney Attorne General to BeginSuit BeginSuitin Begm uit uitin
in St Louis Today TodayFliidlay T fJayFliihIay rlay rlayI
Fliidlay Authorities Will Sot ot Arrst ArrstRockefeller A Ary4t Ary4tRockefeller 8t 8tRockefellcr
I
Rockefeller Immediately but Vio Violation Viol VI 0 0muon ¬
l lation of o Valentine ValentlneAntlTru AntiTrust t Law LnvrI Lawb LawIs
I b Charged CJmrgcdVlth With Directors He May MayGet IUnyGet MayGet
Get Jail Sentence SentenceJurymnn Juryman Says SaysHe Sa Salie Sayslie >
lie Was IlS Approached by Agent AgentNew AgentNew AgentNew
New York Nor 34 JtITtIat That the govern government governIWftt governwent ¬
went is hot on the trait of C the Standard StandardOil StandardCs
Oil Cs Company which has been flayed in ineowrts Inrts Inecurts
eowrts rts magazines IlMisazl and newspapers for forthe forthe forthe
the past several era years fe evidenced by bythe b btbe bythe
the tact that alter the former Indictments Indictmentsand JndlctmentsAJJd indictments31d
and 31d trials trll new indictments have been beenreturned be beenreturned n nreturned
returned in Ffodlay Ohio against the thecompany thecompany thecompany
company John Joh D Rockefeller president presidentof
of the trust and M We G Vllaa V H Mc McIntosb McIntosh McIntoeb
Intosb and J M M Robertson directors of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Standard Oil Company Com Y of Ohio OhioIn OhioIn OhioIn
In addition to this suit will be brought broughttoday broubHtoday brouglttoday
today in St St Louis against t the Standard ScandardOf StandardOil wndardoil
Oil Of I Company Mr Rockefeller and oth others others 0thers ¬
ers This is the case that grows out of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the investigation of the W WstersPieree WstersPiereeCompany tiersPierce tiersPierceCompany Plert PlertCompan
Company a subsidiary company of th thStandard the theStaDdanl theStandard
Standard and in which Senator Bailey Baileyof Baneyoi Baileyof
of Texas Tn was involved involvedLegal InvolvedLegal involvedLegal
Legal counsel for the big corporation corporationwill corporationwill Uon UonwJl1
will be kept busy defending tb the concern concernia concernIn concerain
In all the suita Ua and indictments that are arefalling areramg arefahlhig
falling thick and fast and the next few fewweeks fewweuks fewweeks
weeks will 111 probably bring brl to light the theexact th thexact theexact
exact power with which the government governmentis
is equipped to fight ght monopolies that are orealleged arealleged arealleged
alleged to restrain re trade tradeThe tradeTJte tradeThe
The indictments ts retained by the grand grandjury granrljuy grandjury
jury in Findlay Ohio were on the ground groundthat sroundthat groundthat
that the company has been guilty 1t7 of rite violations ritetlons 10 101atlo ¬
lations a of the Valentine antitrust law lawWill JawVIII lawWill
Will VIII lot Arrest Arc t Rockefeller RockefellerNo
No immediate effort e ort win be made to tocause toCUNe tocause
cause the arrest of Mr Rockefeller who whois whoIS whois
is now in New York as his attorneys attorneysare attorneysare
are expected to come here and enter his hisappearence hisappeannce hisappearance
appearance Should they Call to do this thissteps thl9steps thIssteps
steps will be taken without delay to up upprehend uppreheACI epprebend
prehend him bbnWithin himVltbfa himWithin
Within an hour after the Jury had re reported JPported yeported ¬
ported Wesley Johns deputy sheriff was wassent wa3sent wassent
sent to Cleveland Cleftla d with warrants WUTaD I for the thoarrest th thanest theanest
anest of Messrs Vitas McIntOsh lnll lnllRCber stndRobertson n < l lRobertson
Robertson RCber lOll He to expected expectedw to return returnwith retur returwlUt returwith
with the men to Fradlay FtIMUa tomorrow tomorrowThe toJDOITWThe tomorrowThe
The offenses oft of the Standard OU Com Company Compeny Cornteeny ¬
teeny of Ohio during the period from fromJnly fromIy fromJn13r
Jnly Iy S IStt 1 to July C I BK were ww disre disregarded dt disregarded re resanS ¬
garded sanS The TheNCl nrowjcntor ecutor holds that under underthe underthe underthe
the Valentine law 1 as worsted e4 It will be beimpossible beJIBpoe beimpossible
impossible JIBpoe I Ie to prove ve an offense oenae upon any anystipulated anysUlated anystipulated
stipulated day so the fine of 16060 000 and andoosts andeost
oosts eost 51 will be permitted permit to suttee su for the ihecompanys theOOI8 theoompssYs
companys OOI8 yS aggregate offenses for the thethree tbethree thethree
three years yearsMay YarElay yearsMay
May lay Impose Jail Sentence SentenceUnder ScntenceUnder SentenceUnder
Under this indictment however ho it is isbelieved isbeUevecl isbelieved
believed that the penalty of 110 may maybe maybe maybe
be imposed ed for every day da covered in the theindictment th thtncllctJDeDt thstudlcuusnt
indictment should a a conviction result resultThis resutTbIs resultThis
This fine would apply also to the direc directors directars dirrutars ¬
tars and Mr Rockefeller ail of whom whomwould whomwould whomwould
would be liable additionally to imprison imprisonment imprisonment imprisonmeet ¬
ment for from JOIH six months to one year yearJuryman yearJarynian ear earJuryman
Juryman Offered uH uHAccording UOOAccordta nOOAccording
According < to C O Meyers IS member of ofthe ortile ofthe
the jury that eventually convicted CO the theStandard theStaDdanl theStandard
Standard Oil Company any of violating the theantitrust thetrwt the01trust
antitrust trwt Jaw after the famous trial here herea her hera hereafew
a afew few weeks ago a bribe of iOO 600 00 was wastwice 1ustwice wustwice
twice offered him during the trial once onceon onceon onceon
on the thestreet > street and once in the basement basementof bssemenof t tor
of the courthouse on condition that he hehang hebani hehang
hang the jury and force a disagreement disagreementMeyer disagreementMeyers eDt eDtM
Meyer M yer says be does not know who the theman themart th thman
man was that tbat tendered him the bribe bribebut bribebut bribehut
but thought thoo t it was the same man in both bothinstances bothInstnei bothInstances
instances The bribe offered o < encllD m In the second secondinstance secondInstaltce secondinstance
instance may have been greater e er than tbanas SSft SSftae i60as
as the agent did not state the amount amountI amountmerety amountmerely
I merely displaying a big bI roll of bills binsTo billsTo billsTo
To Probe Bribery Charges ChargesProsecutor ChargesProsecutor ChargesProsecutor
Prosecutor David and other county oft officers omrs oftcdrs ¬
cers rs will not discuss d the th charge c of at attempted attempted attempted ¬
tempted bribery but the grand jury ury is in investigating Inetigatfog investigating ¬
vestigating it itMembers It ItIem ItMembers
Members Iem ers of the jury on which Myers Myersserved Mersserved Myersserved
served have va bean summoned before the thegrand thesralHI thegrand
grand jury to give ve their testimony testimonyRumops tttmony tttmonyRuRtOlS testimonyRumoss
Rumops of attempts to to8rAJe bribe bath or otherwise otherwiseInfluence etberwt etberwtin otherwiseinfluence
Influence in uencc jurymen Md Md been frequent fr t dur during durJng durIng ¬
ing the trial and afterward This Th gave gaverise gaerise gaverise
rise to the inquiry inquiryMyers inquiryIyers InquiryMyers
Myers Iyers statement was one of the first flrsttaken firsttaken firsttaken
taken After leaving leavlnitbe the jury room Myers Myersadmitted Myersadmitted rersadmitted
admitted that he had described attempts attemptsto
to bribe him He describes de the man who whooffered whooffered whooffered
offered him the money as of middle size sizewell sizewen sizewell
well dressed ed dark complexion complex loft and wear wearing wearin wearlag ¬
lag in a short mustache He explains that thathe thathe thathe
he said nothing of the offer before be because beCfUI3e because ¬
cause he feared fe red the consequent notoriety notorit notoritThe notorietyThe
i The attorneys for Mr Rockefeller Rockefellercomplained Rockefellercomplained r rcomplaiued
complained that he h had not been in indicted indicted indlcted ¬
dicted said the prosecutor today toda We Weare Weare Weare
are the most accommodating people in laithe inthe Inthe
ithe the world so we have obliged them If Ifit ItIt IfIt
it suits the peculiar pleasure of them themselves themslves themsolves ¬
selves and their client te have him himbrought himbrought himbrought
brought here under indictment rather ratherthan ratherthan ratherthan
than under an Information they may ma now nowproduce nowproduce nowproduce
produce him with mutual satisfaction satisfactionHEAD satlsfaetlonHEAD satisfactionHEAD
HEAD OF FORGERS CAPTURED CAPTUEEDCleveland CAPrUREDCic CAPTUREDCleveland
Cleveland Cic eland Police Relieve They TIle Hare HareCaught HaTeCnuJl1t HareCaught
Caught Aoted otcd Criminal CriminalCleveland CrimInalCleyelmd CriminalCleveland
Cleveland Ohio Nov 11 UNidaolaa l4NIchoisran Nicholas Mu Muran Mtran
ran alleged to be the most dangerous dangerousforger dangeroufoItV dangerousforger <
forger m 11 the United States 9 t was ar arrested arrested u urested ¬
rested by the Cleveland polte pone today todayThe to todayThe ay ayThe
The Chicago police who asked eel for his hisarrest hisarrest hisarrest
arrest wired that Moran oran was waS wa the tb leader leaderof leaderoC leaderof
of the notorious Longprey Lon ey gang ang of offorgers offorgers offorgers
forgers who passed nearly 5SB0M 1ort 1VOfljof tvortix tvortixof il ilof
of spurious paychecks p ychedca throughout Illi Illinois nllnow Ihiinols ¬
now Ohio Oht Indiana and Missouri KIa last lastspring latsvrlnS lastspring
spring All the other members of the tlugang tbtjsang thegang
gang were rounded up in Chicago and andare andal4J andare
are now serving servt terms in ttfe tlf Illinois Illinoispenitentiary 1I1ln illinoispenitentiary s spenUnUar
penitentiary penitentiaryMoran penUnUarIoran penitentiaryMoran
Moran Ioran would not talk He Is booked 48 48a 4 4ultlborer s sa
a laborer but his clothes looked much muchlike muclllkflt muilike
like those of a banker bankerThe btuakerThe bsnkrThe
The man had between 8 S9t OI and Q M W in inhis inhis inhis
his pockets when arrested arrestedSmall arrestedSmnU arrestedSmall
Small as Well Vel as n Large Accounts Accountsdraw Accountsdraw Accountsdraw
draw interest in banking dept Pt of Union UnionTrust rnlOllTrust inIonTrust
Trust Co 1414 F st it Deposits are subject subjectto
to check at will v111 Savings accounts Invited Invited10O lavitedl1OO
10O Frederick KecdysvIIIc Antic Antletara Antietam Antictarn
tara Hngrerstovrn nnd ReturnIAave fleturnLave Return ReturnLeave
Leave Baltimore Ohio station S 119 a am a am am
m November ISth 1ath Returning leave 1Mv Hag Hagoxstown Ha HaOJSlOWn Hagestown
oxstown 6 KoedysviUe 631 21 and Fred FrederJqk Frederlq1 Frederiql
erJqk 7 p m m same day Beautiful sc Helm HelmexY scanexY n nexy
exy en rotate ro te

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