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THE WASHINGTON W HERALD WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 28 1906 9
OPENS PES ON BURNHAM BURNHAMNottSays BllRllMNott
Nott NottSays Says He Showed How to toDoctor toDoctor toDoctor
Doctor Insurance Books BooksOTTTTAL BooksMUTUAL Books1UTUAL
OTTTTAL RESERVE MEN SCORED SCOREDAssistant SOOREDAlIslstant SCOREDRSI8tant
Assistant District Attorney Outline OutlineStates OutllnelllStnte OutlineStates
States Stnte Case CnseSns Says Policy Holders Holdersiloney lIo1er8310nCT fbi derM derMoneT
iloney oneT Was VaN Used to o Settle Personal PersonalDebt PersonalDebt PersonalDebt
Debt of o Frederick A Bnrnlmmj BnrnlmmjAccused Burnham BurnhamAccused flflYfllUflIAccused
Accused at Liberty During Trial TrialNew Trlnlew TrialNew
New ew York Nov 27 2iThetaklng The taking of tee tftlUmony teetimony j jtlmony
tlmony In the th trial of George Burnham BurnhamJr
Jr who w owag 3VS w s counsel oouns l for the Mutual MutualReserve MutuaiIteserve j
Reserve Lift Insurance I 8uince Company on a acharge aharge aeharge
charge of larceny began this afternoon afternoonbefore afternoonbfore afternoonbefore
before Justice Groenbaum in the Supreme SUIkemeCourt SupremeCourt i iCourt
Court CourtBarnhams CourtBurnhams Courtl3urnhams
Barnhams brother Frederick A A pre president preldent pree1nt ¬
ident 1nt of the company and George Geo e D DEldrldge DEldridge DEldrldge
Eldrldge vice president both of wham whamare wtemare weni weniare
are indicted with him were In court courtThe courtThe courtThe
The evidence Introduced before adjourn adjournment adjournment adjournment ¬
ment was documentary consisting of ofbooks ofbooks ofbooks
books BhowBS sbo 8 Burnhams BUI lhams connection connectionwith e9n eenct1onwith ctloft ctloftwith
with the company and vouchers concern concerning OO eernIng concernIng ¬
ing the transactions in which Boraham BorahamJs
Js s accused of having stolen stolenBurnham 7500 1100Burnham i iBurnham
Burnham vfil not have to spend spendThanksgiving 1lpeJKThanksgllng spendThanksgiving
Thanksgiving Bay in the Tombs as his hisfriends hisfriends hisfriends
friends feared he might hare to do as asRichard asRIchard asRichard
Richard Deeve who has been on Burn Barnhams Burnhams Burniams i
hams iams bond for SIMM agreed te remain remainn
< n the bond during durln the period of the thetrial thetrial thetrial
trial
Do Xot York Like Burglars BurglarsIn
In presenting the prosecutions pro ecutions side e of ofthe orthe ofth
the th case against Burnham Burnh m Assistant ARl tant Dis District DWtrlct District ¬
trict Attorney Nott said with a reference referenceto
to Mr Rands oratorical powers that thatthere thatthere thatthere
there would be no oratory from the prose prosecutlon pr05ieutlon proseUUOZ1
cutlon All he intended to do was to topresent torerent topresent
present rerent the fa fats ts in an orderly manner mannerand mannerand mannerand
and by b them prove that while Frederick FrederickA FreclericlcBurnham FrederickBurnbam
A Burnham might have got the peru peeurta1 peruiJary pecuniary ¬
niary benefit of the money it was at through throughthe throughthe throughthe
the advice advi e of George Ge rye Baraham jr jh that thtitthe Uttho thatthe
the books were doctored to cover cov the thet thetheft
t theft UP cft ft and that therefore he was guilty pUtyIf guiltycf guiltyof
of If larceny larcenyOf breenyOC larcenyOf
Of course the president vice president presidentand prMldentand preskientand
and counsel couu I of this insurance ln uraDC4t company companymust companyn companynust
must n ust be credited re lted with Uh having intelli intelligence Intelligence Intelligenee ¬
gence said Mr Nott u We e are not to tosuppose tokuppose tosuppose
suppose that these men went out with withjimmies withjlclmiee withjimmies
jimmies like ordinary ordl L7 burglars and broke brokein brOkeIn brokeIn
in and stole this money in the dead of ofnight otnight ofnight
night They made entries in their books booksto boobto booksto
to cover the thefts and these entries entriesmade entriesmade entriesmade
made to conceal their crime show how howit howit howit
it was committed committedIn c namtttedIn
In 1893 Judge Douglas Wells who was wasin wasll wasIn
in charge of the Canadian agency agencycame agencyrame agencycame
came here and was made an offl offlcer 011IEr 0111ier
cer Er of the company He went to Eu Europe Europe Europe ¬
rope on a trip for the company and he heand heand hekind
and his wifes expenses were to be paid paidWhen paidWhen paidWhen
When he cam ca came back he beJoaned loaned JWOO bG to toFrederick toFredeIjck toFredeijck
FredeIjck A A Burnham BumhamLses BurnhamLHea Burnhamtses
Lses Funds for Personal Debt DebtWells DeltWells flebtWells
Wells did not approve of th the Burnham Burnhammanagement Burnhammanagement Burnhammanagement
management of the company and got out outa outa outa
a year later Then he sued Burnham for forthe forthe forthe
the 56500 6O 5410 Burnham brought a counter countersuit oouatersuit countersuit
suit against Wells Then Burnlmm and andEldridge andEldridge andEldrldge
Eldridge charged J T Thompson on with Itft crim criminal crlmInal orimthai ¬
inal libel and Patterson brought suit suitagainst suttagainst suitagainst
against them for false arrest arrestGeorge arre arrestGeorge t tGtOrge
George Edwin dwIn Joseph Jo a lawyer nego negotiated negotiated negotiated ¬
tiated with the Burnhams for the Patter Patterson Patters PatterEn ¬
son s < n suits and also for other suits Mr MrXott Jirtt MrNctt
Xott tt made a point to show that in set settling settilng t ttlIng ¬
tling the WelfeJUjtf Well WeIdttin ftJJbftrson rsOn stitsjW1 stitsjW1v stlaWhh stlaWhhS h hatUd
v s Oone ite 4 Burnhame atUd did notTi notTithem not notant notanttieri ftnt ftnttLerl
them brought bro h to trial trti1 When Wb n Welts Weltsp was wasJtld wasr
Jtld p xia d 7500 which included counsel fees it itwas ItB itcc1s
was B charged to another other account which whichhad whichhld whichliLd
had been settled the the year before beforeThey beforeuThey beforeThey
They tooted iert the money of the policy policyholders polleyholders policyholders
holders said Ir > lr Nott to pay a per personal persQlJal perzmal ¬
q
sonal debt debtAssistant debtAssistant debtAssistant
Assistant District Attorney Nott said it itwas Itwas Itwas
was probable that Senator Thomas C CPlatt CPlatt CPlatt
Platt would Slot ot be called as a witness witnessHe wltnafiHe witnessHe
He added however that the names of ofSenator ofl1ator ofSerator
Senator l1ator Platt Platt Lou Payne former State Statesenator Stat Statsfnator Statssenator
senator and Edward Lauterbach would wouldprobably wouldprobably wouldprobably
probably b be mentioned ia the proceed proceedings proceedings proceedthgs ¬
r rRAT
ings
RAT RAY1 GOES GoEs TO ENGLAND ENGLANDVeteran ENGLANDeteran ENGLANDVeteran
Veteran Steeplechase e Jockey May MayRide JInyIUlIe MayJUde
Ride for King Bilvrnrd BilvrnrdNew Bdwnrdccw lward lwardYork
New York Nov 27 iNat Nat Ray the Cana Canadian Caltdan Cnadan ¬
dan crosscountry rider riderwho who has done so somuch somuch somuch
much to place the horses hor of Thomas ThomasHitchcock ThomasHitchcock ThomasHitchcock
Hitchcock Jr in the front rank of the thesteeplechase tb tbsteeplechaH thesteeplechase
steeplechase establishments for the th past pastfour 8tto pesttour
four to r years has soiled for England and 1UMI1t 1UMI1tIs It Itis ItIs
is asserted on good authority that during duringthe durIn durInthe duringthe
the winter months he Js more than likely likelyto Jlkel Jlkelto likelyto
to ride for King Kln Edward who invariably invariablyLus InvariablyLiS
Lus 1 < 5 in training for the th Liverpool Grand GrandNational GranclDt1c GrandN1cnal
National Dt1c > nal Handicap a a candidate of prorai proraiivrsce promlrviCC promt1T
ivrsce ivrsceThe rviCCThe 1T C CThc
The socatted so illegitimate 4season season be begins begins begins ¬
gins In England With the close of the theflat thetlt thefIat
flat racing season HIISOi there which is usually usuallyon u uanyn
on n November NOEmber1 5 They do of opurse urse have havestceplechastog havest havestoeplechasng
stceplechastog st in England at other otber times timesthan tlm tlmthan Urnesthan
than during the winter months but it itis ItIs itIs
is between November and March par particularly particularly particularly ¬
ticularly in the latter month that the theheight thehrlght theheight
height of the season in crosscountry rac racing nLCIng racing ¬
ing is I reached reachedHay ruehedRa reachedRy
Hay Ra will therefore have all the Tiding Tidinghe Tidinghe ridinghe
he wants in England providing his style styleis styleis t1 t1I
is I equal to taking care of a horse for forten forten forten
ten minutes at a time which is I some sometimes sometimes sometimes ¬
times the duration of o the theuerpoo Liverpool Grand GrandNational GrucINational ran ranNational
National
liar I1arIUng diner at Los Angeles AnRclesHarding AnJelesHardlnt Angelesliardint
Harding Hardlnt the gelding dlng that dropped out outof outof outof
of sight after he had been bee bought t out of ofa ofa ofa
a selling race at Latonia some som weeks weeksago 1oeekaago w wago
ago and for f r which th t the various racing racingsecretaries racingsecretaries racingsecretaries
secretaries throughout t the country have havebeen havebetn havebeen
been on thji thia lookout ever since since has ha been beenlocated beenlocatedlt beenlocated
located locatedlt it ItIs Js said He was shipped to toLos toLc toLos
Los Lc s Angelas AngeljS Angel last week after having been beenat beenat beenat
at Pimlico for some time and will be beraced ber1ced beraced
raced on the Coast Harding was wa taken takento takent ta tato
to t Pimlico with the idea of racing him himthere himthere hImthere
there but his entry was refused reru ed because becauseof becau becauof
of outstanding forfeits amounting to tomore tomore tonwre
more than 1000 The man who had the thegelding thegelding thegelding
gelding in charge at Pimlico said that he hehad hehad hehad
had no knowledge of the forfeits forfeitsYale forfeitsYale forfeitsYales
Yale Yales Big Football Receipt ReceiptNew ReeclphlNew Receiptsew
New ew Have Conn Nov 27 iYale Yale will willreceive willrfce1e Willreceive
receive about ttGM 2O as her share of the thereceipts thereceipts thereceipts
receipts of the YaleHarvard game this thisyear thisYOlr thisyear
year and fld probably SttMO 11 14O from the Yale YalePrinceton YalePrinceton YalePrinceton
Princeton game The receipts are some somewhat somewhat somewhat ¬
what lea lees Jhan than last year because e Prince Princetons Princetons Princetons ¬
tons gam sane wa waa not in this thl city nor norYales norYales norYales
Yales Yales in Cambridge in which Instance the thecrowds thecrowds thecrowds
crowds are In the aggregate larger Small Smaller Smaller Smaller ¬
er games are expected to swell Yales Yalestotal Yalestotal Yalestotal
total receipts to about JWOOO for the theseason theason theseason
season seasonLnrffO seasonI seasonLarge ason
asonLnrJe
Large Contract for Iron Pipe PipeGlasgow PlpcGlasgow PipeGlasgow
I
Glasgow Scotland Nov 27 nAmerlcan nAmerlcanmanufacturers 27AmerIcanmanufacturers American Americanmanufacturers
manufacturers of iron pipes are to share shareextensively shareextensive shareextensively
extensively extensive in the largest order for oil oilpipes 011pipes oilpipes
pipes ever given in Scotland The Bur Burmah Burmah Burmali
mah Oil Company has Just contracted contractedfor contractedfor contractedfor
for 275 miles of oil pipes and the order orderwill orderwill orderwill
will be divided between American and andGlasgow andGlasgow andGlasgow
Glasgow manufacturers manufacturersTrain mllftufacwrersTrntn manufacturersTrniuWreckcr
Train TrniuWreckcr Wrecker reckcr Is Sentenced SentencedBrldgeton Sen1encellBrldgeton SentencedBridgeton
Brldgeton N J Nov 27Jndg Judgo Hil Hlldreth Hildreth Hildreth
dreth today tod y sentenced William Deiueea Deiueeathe DeiUCMthe Deluceethe
the young Central RaIlroad train trainwrecker tmnwrecker trainwrecker
wrecker tel five v years hard labor In tile tbaState tileState theState
State prison The case will be parried to tothe tothe tothe
the Court of Errors and Appeals ls lsf
f
LIGHT WORK WORK FOR ARMY TEAM TEAMCorliln TEAMCorbin TEAMCorbin
Corbin of Yale to Referee Refer Referle e Xavy XavyXVest avy avyeHt avyWest
West eHt Point Game GameWest GnmeWest GameWest
West Point N Y Nov 27The army armyteam armyte armyteani
team te m was given a short scrimmage today todaythe todaythe todaythe
the the regular men only onlyrem remaining lnlng In the thegame tMgamo thegame
game a brief period Erwin was relieved relievedby relievedby relievedby
by Jenkins and Stearns and Hankw H nkm nIOn gave gaveway saveWII gVOway
way to Ayers A3 ers and HIckam Seymour in intercepted Intercepted I n nterceptad ¬
tercepted a forward pass and with a clear clearHeld clearfteAd clearfleki
Held ran 76 yards scoring a touchdown touchdownfor toucbdOwfttor touchdownfor
for the scrubs Smith was on the fleW fleWbut fteWbut fieldbut
but not in togs and Arnold played right righthalf righthalf righthalf
half and Beach left half Weeks is play playing pla7Ing playlog ¬
ing in fine form and went through and andMocked andbIoeked andblocked
Mocked kicks many times timesAfter timesAfter timesAfter
After much changing and submitting of ofnames oCnam ofnames
names nam between the two academies Capt CaptPalmer CaptPAlmer CaptPalmer
Palmer E Pierce the army football tootb U rep representative rep repre representative
resentative re tonight announced that both bothhad bothbad bothhad
had decided on the following officiate officiateW oftleJa1aW officialsw
W H Corbin of Yale to be referee Al AlSharpe AI AISharpe AlSharp
Sharpe of Yale and C McCracken of ofPennsylvania ofPenn ofPennsylvania
Pennsylvania Penn ylvan umpires head linesman linesmanMr linesmanMr manMr
Mr Terrey of l the University of Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pltuylvania Pennayla PennaylThe ¬
vania vaniaThe vaniaThe a
The varsity although weakened weakenedshowed weakenedshowed weakenedshowed
showed flee offensive work Christy tear tearing teartnS tearlug ¬
lug holes bol in the scrubs lines Uft through throughwhich throUChwhich throughwhich
which Beach and Arnold went making a atouchdown atoucbdo1n atouchdown
touchdown from the 35yard mark in three threeplunges threepluDge threeplunges
plunges Beach in going over for the thescore theIICOre thescore
score hit the goal post and badly wrench wrenched wrenched wrenchad ¬
ed his arm Beach has been showing up upla upIn
i la fine shape lately and was considered consideredto
to be one of the first substitutes sub tltutes for a aback abade aback
back in the navy game gameThe gameThe gameThe
The new songs for the ArmyNavy ArmyNavygame ATJltyNavygame ArmyNavygame
game were distributed today and armed armedwith armedith armedwith
with ith their megaphones gaily trimmed trimmedwith trimmedwith trimmedwith
with the black gold and gray of the thearmy thearmy thearmy
army the cadets gathered on the side sidelines slde1Iftes skislines
lines and cheered the team and sang the thesongs thesongs
songs which they will hurl across Frank Franklin FrankUn Frankha ¬
lin field next Saturday SaturdayCrRADS SaturdayItGRADS SaturdayGBADS
CrRADS PREVENT A SPLIT SPLITCoach SPLITConch SPLITCoach
Coach Reid Jforr ow Sny Says His 111 Action ActionWas Actiona5 ActionWas
Was a5 Misunderstood 3IisnnderntoodNew JIhmnderfttoodNew MisunderstoodNew
New Haven Conn Nov 27 27Promlnent 27PromlnentYaJe 27PromInentYie Prominent ProminentYale
Yale and Harvard older alumni are get getting Iettlng gotting ¬
ting together to work to avoid any pos possible t05sible poe poesible ¬
sible flareup and break in football The Theold Theold Theold
old grade have curbed the younger of officials oriklaJs offielals ¬
ficials and the Harvard conservatives are aretrying aretryI1 aretrying
trying to get et the th officials o who acted in inso 1ftso Inso
so peppery a manner to Yale lat week to tomake tomke tomake
make an effort to smooth it over overHead oerHltd overHeed
Head Coach uBm Bill Reid of Harvard Harvardhas Harvambas Harvardhas
has sent word unofficially to a Yale Yalepersonal Ya YaperBOft1 Yalepersonal
personal friend that hie action has been beenmisunderstood beenmlsundwstoocl beenmisunderstood
misunderstood and that he hopes Yale Yaleand YaleaDd Yalecud
and Harvard will always meet and be the thebest theM thebest
best of friends friendsHACKEY friendsMACKEY friendsMACKEY
MACKEY AND BAETL ON MAT MATGrnpitler MATGrapllerH IIIATGrapplers
Grapplers Will Open the Wrestling Wrestlingi rcItllng rcItllngSeason
i f Season In Bout Tonight TonlpjhtRob TonightRob TonightRob
Rob Roy Ro Mackey ackey welterweight welterwe ht chain champion cINunpion chainplois ¬
pion wrestler of the South will meet Fred FredBart FredBartl FredBarti
Bart of Ohio in a a finish bout best two twoout twoout twoout
out of three falls this tbl evening at the theWashington theWuhlnton theWashington
Washington Light L1 bt Infantry Armory ArmoryThis ArmoryThis ArmoryThis
This match will open the season in inWashington InWUhlngton inWashington
Washington and will be the ftrat of a alone aJong along
lone string which promises es to put the mat matgame JIUltpme matgame
game on a higher hl ber plane here than it has hasbeen basbeen hasbeen
been for some years Bartl weighs Ill 147pounds 1017poundc Illpounds
pounds and reports that he is in good goodcondition podeondltlon goodcondition
condition as as the result re of several engage engagements ensapmenu enragemeats ¬
menu he has had recently In the Middle MiddleWest OddleWet MiddleWest
West He has also wrestled in Canada Canadaand Ctlnadaand Canadaand
and claims cIat ciaim the title of welterweight welterweightchampion weiterweJ welterweightchampion ht htc
champion c of that country He is not ROtexperienced as asexperienced amexperienced
experienced as Maekejr and if the Wash Washington WuhIngton Washtiigton
ington man wins wlna it will probably be be because be beeauae because ¬
cause of superior experience Bartl ar arrived arI ariived ¬
I rived yesterday morning and looked to be befit betor befit
fit for a good battle with Maekey MaekeyThe XaekeyThe MackeyThe
The semiwindup tonight toJd bt will be be between be between betweis ¬
tween Joe Turner the crack local light lightand lIsIataDd lightand
and welter weight wrestler and Bobbie BobbieBaker DobbIeBaker BobbieBaker
Baker who is both L wrestler and boxer boxerThe boxerThe boxerThe
The first t preliminary will be between betweenCuche Bet betweenCuche ween weenCuche
Cuche Neil and Young Hoover two of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the best of the little grapplers in the city
both of whom won many bouts hut hutCOLTOOIA Ha Ha80ft season
son 80ftCOLUMBIA sonCOLUMBIA
COLUMBIA STUDENTS PRANKS PRANKSDemonstration PRANKSDemonstration PRANXSDemonstration
Demonstration for Football Nearly Xcarlyfinds NearlyBuds earlT earlTBnlls
finds in a Dig Fire FireNew FIreNew FireNew
New York Nov 27 27As As an echo of a agigantic agtpntJc agigantic
gigantic demonstration by Columbia Uni University UaIverstty IJalverilty ¬
versity students last latnlght night In favor of re restoring Ietorlnc xestoring ¬
storing football the tne faculty is today todayseeking todayaekiftlr todayseeking
seeking the ringleaders because the bon bonfire Donfire beefire ¬
fire started nearly set fire to several eel college coIJese eellegs ¬
legs buildings Proctors and prof profput professor proteaorput professorput
put up a good fight to save the library librarywhen UbrarywlMn librarywhen
when the brisk wind carried sparks spr from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the Are in Its direction directionTwo directionTwo directionTwo
Two thousand students assembled on onSouth onSouth onSouth
South Field tore down the scaffolding scaffoldingabout scarcoldlncabout scaffoldingabout
about Hamilton Hall now In coarse of oferection orerection oferection
erection demolished fences and started a afire aAre afire
fire which burned for hours hoursRound hoursRound hoursRound
Round this lire the students danced and andhowled aDdhoJed andhowled
howled for hours At intervals speeches speecheswere speecheswere speecheswere
were made demanding that football be re restored restored restored ¬
stored storedBRIGHTWOOD
BRIGHTWOOD MATINEE MATINEEEntries MATmEEEntries MATINEElntrles
Entries Announced for Thnnlcssiv ThnnlcssivIns TlnnklJll1n Thanksgiiing
Ins 1n Day Dny Races RacesEntries RnCC3EntrIes llacesEntries
Entries for the Thanksgiving Day mati matinee matinee mat matflee ¬
nee at at Brightwood closed last night nightfollows KS KSfollows ItSfolloW
follows followsFreeforall folloWFreef followsFrseferaII
Freeforall Freef < alt trot or pace balfmOt hoUs mt three In Infa Iaita
ita fa 0 Bedworth jr ii ZGH OOK MrsoUs 2OK Iitafpil IitafpilBoy YecIfotIoJ Bdlid
Boy lid 2liit 1M Ada d D 2KH 15 FHoch ZdM U Da l W WdTH wtm
dTH Red Rock 2rfH IW JabUaoto 2 tt ttCIu gtCisis S SCbsa
Cbsa A trot halfwile 1f1Ie beats three hi aYe Jo Jorah J8nil Jn2h
rah 2h The Btvwer Howard O 8 D R air k Meo MeotnM meotuicl eecGIass
tnM tnMGtass
tuicl0Iu
Gtass B halfmile bal mlle heats three hi Ire v Bob Io IogersoO I IQlBrsoU torsoI1
gersoO rsoI1 Kobte ltsi n Hood Hood Jod Jad e 8 H Bostte B Harry HarryMadden HamXadden iazryMa4den
Madden MaddenRaw XaddenRaco Ma4denltsc
Raw ltsc fir fsaryearoJd f 1NlfMd trottfng trottl coIU EntiJes ar arMade are areJllAd arede
Made de by It H H a Gopporthit Bntca OrUw C C W WBoMBinger wBCMIJd Wlirausiager
BoMBinger ier and Itm Ceases OanoesJohnson 0aa8ImJohnllon CeasesJohnson
Johnson Let Jennnette Stay StayPortland StaTPortland StayPortland
Portland Sle re Nov 27 7Jack Jack John Johnton JohnIOn Johnson
ton and Joe Jeannette boxed a tenround tenrounddraw tenrOUMraw tenrounddraw
draw raw here last night Both men were wereon Wereon wereon
on their feet and fresh at the end endalthough endlthough endiithough
although Johnson Md the better of the theargument theargument theargument
argument receiving but very little Uttl real realpunishment realpunishment realpunishment
punishment and seeming to be delivering deliveringlees dehvertngJees deliveringless
lees to his hi antagonist than he was able ableto ableto ableto
to Jeannette did practically all of the theleading theleading theleading
leading up > to the sixth round and most moatof mostot mostof
of it from that time on Johnson fighting fightinginside tghtlngInside fightingInside
inside and on the defensive deten lve while whileJennnette wblleJ6lnnette whileJMnnette
Jennnette played with ith a reaching left lefthand JefthDd lef t thand
hand Jab JabEliot J JabEliot b bEliot
Eliot Condemns Some Sports SportsBoston SportaBoston SportsDoeton
Boston Nov 27 7FolJowlng Following his hi declara declaration decJaratfon declaration ¬
tion at the Harvard dinner that rowing rowingand rowingand rowingand
and tennis were the only fair sports sportsPresident sportsPre8ldent sportsPresident
President Eliot in an interview last lastnight Jutnllht lastnlgh
night declared that basketball and andhockey andhockey andhockey
hockey were too rough and that base baseball btuJeball baseball ¬
ball and most forms of track athletics athleticsottered athletIcsotrerod athleticsoffered
offered too many opportunities fer cheat cheating cbeatIng cheatlug ¬
ing Since President Eliots power is al almost almost a amost ¬
most autocratic a revolution In Harvard Harvardsports Hanoardsports Harvardsports
sports seems imminent if he persists persl ts in inhis Inhis Inhis
his opinion opinionMcGovenx opinion3IcGovent opinionMeGovevu
McGovenx and Corhett Matched MatchedNew JlatcbcdNew MatchedNew
New York Nov No 27 iTerry Terry JIcGovern JIcGovernand McGovernand IcGoernand
and Young Corbett were matched this thisafternoon thisafternoon thisafternoon
afternoon to meet In a bout of not less lessthan 1essthan lessthan
than fifteen rounds during the week weekbeginning weekbeginning weekbeginning
beginning January 31 3l 1007 before the thedab theclub theolub
dab offering the best Inducements Tim TimHurst TimHurst TimHurst
Hurst wag agreed upon as referee Bide Bidefor BIdetor Bidsfor
for the fight will 111 be opened December 3 SU 3U 3U
U nnd I va St Johns JonnsThe JohnsThe JohnsThe
The U and L Fraternity FraternU basketball baakotbHteam ba basketballteam ketbeH ketbeHbeam
team will play the St St Johns five at the theMinutemens theAInutemens theMinutemens
Minutemens Armory this evening The Thefraternity Thefraternity Thefraternity
fraternity team has several games ached scheduled sc achedsled ed edulOO ¬
sled to be played in the next tw two weeks weeksamong weeksamong weeksamong
among them being contests with tile New Newarks Newarks Newarks
arks and the West Br Bxa pfr Yo AL jrt CL A Ateauw A Ateui A Ateams
teams of BaUimoase
THE RED WINDOW WINDOWBy
By FERGUS HUME HUMEby HUMECopvgi1t
Copvgi1t ght lOOI by G W DHUngham Comraar
GHAiPTEE CHA TER VH VHBernards VIIDernarcl VUBernards
Bernards Friends FriendsThe FrlenlllThe FriendsThe
The report of the murder caused 1 groat greatexcitement groatexcttemeat groatexcitement
excitement In London It seamed terrible terriblethat terriblethat terriblethat
that so aO old a a man and a titled man at atthat atthat atthat
that should be murdered in his own ownhouse ownboWIe ownhouse
house and by his profligate grandson grandsonThe grandsonThe grandsonThe
The general opinion was that Bernard Bernardshould DernJirdahoukt Bernprdshould
should not nOt only be hanged but drawn drawnand drawnand drawnand
and quartered q1M as his crime amounted to toparricide topamdde toparricide
parricide But this vengeful demand was wasmade wasmade VftS VftSmade
made only by the extreme people and andthe Andthe andthe
the newspapers were on the whole very veryfair veryfair veryfair
fair in their statements Although It Itseemed Itseemed itseemed
seemed quite certain that young Gore Gorewas Gorew Gorewas
was w guilty yet et the journals gave him the thebcneitt thebenefit thebenefit
benefit of the doubt Not till after the theInquest theIDCIt theInquest
Inquest did any newspaper venture to tostate tosta tostate
state sta that the th man had really committed committedthe committedthe committedthe
the crime But this was as it should be beif be beIf beIf
if the pairplay instinct Unct of the English Englishrace Englishrace Englishrace
race ia to be lived up to toDurham toDurham toDurham
Durham attended the Inquest as Sir SirSimons SirSlmona SirSimons
Simons lawyer and executor and Miss MissPianUgenet 1U 1UPlantalenet MISSPlantagenet
PianUgenet attended It with him She Shesaw Sheaw Shesaw
saw the solicitor only for a few minutes minutesand minutesand minutesand
and they the had little time to exchange exchangeopinion exchangeplnlona exchangepIn1onm
opinion But Durham assured Miss MissBerengaria 11188Beren 311amBcrengrla
Berengaria Beren arfa that he w wu certain Bernard Bernardwas Bernardwas
was 1 innocent upon which the old gentle gentlewoman gentlewoman gentlewoman ¬
woman clapped him on the back Her Hergood HerIOOd Hergood
good opinion was 8 strengthened at the In Inquest Inquet inquest ¬
quest by the sturdy way in which the thelawyer the1a thelawyer
lawyer 1a wyer maintained thi this point pointBeryl pointBeryl pointBeryl
Beryl wa was also present with Inspector InspectorGroom InspectorGroom InspectorGroom
Groom He looked vale and some somewhat somewhat sonicwhat ¬
what worried and when his eyes eyesfell eufen eyesfell
fell on the withered resolute face of ofMiss orI1afI of1lia
Miss 1lia Berengaria he winced 1 need knowing she shewa iIhewaa sheWa
wa waa < a firm friend to his cousin As A yet yetthe yetthe et etthe
the body of the young youa man had not been beenfound beenfound beenfound
found and both Durham and Miss Plan Plantagenet rlantaceftet Plantagenet
tagenet were ere certain that Bernard was wasstill w wtill wasstill
still alive But the general eneral opinion was wasthat Wasthat wasthat
that he had been drowned while escap e ¬
lag In Mr Irs Gilroy was 1lS also present pre ent with withLucy withLucy withLucy
Lucy and these sat t in the body of the thecourt thecoUrt thecourt
court near Miss Berengaria That old oldfcune olddame olddame
dame < knew well that the housekeeper housekeeperwas
was no friend to the man accused but butahe butshe I Ishe
she was not certain as regards r rdsLue Lucy As AsMis A AXJIIIiI AsMiss
Mis XJIIIiI Randolph was engaged to Beryl Berylwhom DerYlwhom Berylwhom
whom Miss 1IU les Berengaria disliked heartily heartilyshe heartH heartH8he heartilyshe
she was was wa prepared to think badly of the thegirl theI1rl thegirl
girl going got by the proverb that like likedraws likedraw ltkedraw
draws draw to like She Sb therefore waited to tohear tohear tohear
hear Lucys Lucy evidence before speaking spOflkln to toher toher toher
her and although she was w quite near nearher nearher nearher
her never turned her head to look or ormake ormake ormake
make any sign of recognition recognitionInspector recornlUonIl18peeior recognitionInspecbor
Inspector Groom who was called first firstdetailed 11rstdetailed firstdetailed
detailed how be had been summoned In to tosee toMe toSee
see the dead body of the baronet and re related re related related ¬
lated what evidence he had gathered and andgave andPYe andgave
gave also the names of the witnesses he heproposed hepOpoIIIed beproposed
proposed to call Amongst AmOD < 5t these the were wereJane w wereJane re reJane
Jane and the cook also the page for forthese tortheM forthese
these three domestics had frequently frequentlyseen frequenUyseen frequentlySeen
seen the soldier who had courted Jane Janeand Janeand Janeand
and who was believed to be Bernard BernardGore BernardGore BernardGore
Gore Durham on the authority of Ber Bernard Bernard 13crnard ¬
nard did not believe this this but he waited waitedMs waitedhis waitedhia
Ms time before contradicting the crt evidence crtdence cvidance ¬
dence denceAfter denceArter danceAfter
After Groom came a doctor who de deposed de deto deposed ¬
posed to having examined the body and andgave andIlL andgave
gave IlL ve It as his opinion that the deceased deceasedhad deceuedhad deceasedhad
had been strangled stran < 1ed some IRa time after 10 10oclock 1toclock 10oclock
oclock Before being strangled he had hadbeen badbeen hadbeen
been rendered unconscious by chloro chloroform cbloroCorm chioroform ¬
form thus had fallen an easy victim victimto vlcUmto victimto
to the assassin n Mention was made madeof madeof madeof
of the bandana handkerchief with withwhich withwhich withwhich
which Use strangulation had been beeneffected boendected beeneffected
effected and it was produced in court courtbut courtbut courtbut
but the handkerchief blet steeped in chloro chloroform chlorot chioroform ¬
form t rm which had been bound round roundthe roundthe roundthe
the mouth was missing ml81D It was a awhite awhite awhite
white one OM according to the evidence of ofthe 0 0the ofthe
the housekeeper and had been loosened tooeenedfrom 100Nnedfrom loosenedfrom
from the mouth by Bernard himself when whenshe whenBile whenshe
she brought brou < ht him up to look on his victim victimGroom victimGroom victimGroom
Groom expressed annoyance at this as asthe a athe asthe
the handkerchief f was W an Important piece pieceof pteeeor pieceof
of evidence Being Be1n white it could not notnave nothaYe nothave
nave belonged beJoa to the deceased dece Md who used usedonly usedonly
only O colored bandana handkerchiefs handkerchiefsTherefore handkerchiefTberefore handkerchiefsTherefore
Therefore it was probable that the ames aseasDAILY auuDAILY amesDAILY
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sin In had used u his own and the name on onthe ontho onthe
the corner would have settled the quos question quostfon quostion ¬
tion beyond a doubt But the tymdker tymdkerchlof lflisdker lflisdkerchiof dler dlerchlot
chlof was lost lost and there was no more moreto moreto moreto
to be said Groom hoped to prove Gores Goresguilt GorosJltIt Goresguilt
guilt by the evidence of his other wit witnesses wttn wttJulius witnesmos ¬
nesses nessesJulius n nesmosJulius
Julius Beryl deposed that Bernard and andtr andIr andir
Ir Simon were at variance and Mrs MrsGilroy MrsGilroy MrsGllroy
Gilroy gave evidence about the quarrel quarrelwhich qlarrelwhich quarrelwhich
which had taken place at the Hall when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the young man had been turned away awayShe awayShe awayShe
She swore that Bernard then made use useof useof useof
of threatening threatenln language Ja 1ua and had hinted hintedhe hintedhe hintedhe
he would throw his grandfather out of ofthe orthe ofthe
the window She also explained the thecause thecauae thecause
cause of the quarrel and the name of ofAlice otAlice ofAlice
Alice was mentioned much to the wrath wrathof wrathof wrathof
of Mlse 111 Plantagenet Planta enet Afterward the thehousekeeper thehousekeeper thehousekeeper
housekeeper went on to state that Ber Bernard Bernard Bernard ¬
nard had visited in Crimea Square She Shehad Shehad Shehad
had never Bee him as he was always alwayssmuggled alwaysm1U alwayssmuggled
smuggled m1U ed out of sight by Jane when whenshe whenane whenshe
she was heard approaching the kitchen kitchenBut kitchenBut kitchenBut
But on the night of the murder Gore had hadpresented hadpre hadpresented
presented pre ented himself hlm etr at the door after 10 10oclock 10ocIock 10oclock
oclock and had intimated that Sir Simon SimondMtred Simondesired I Idesired
desired to see him having sent down a amessage Ameall1Ce amessage
message to the kitchen to that effect effectCoroner effectCoroner ltect ltectCoroner
Coroner Who ho carried the message messageMrs me messageMrs sagel sagelMra
Mrs Mra Gilroy uTheMe The page William Mr MrGore MrGore MrGore
Gore was s alarmed and left the house at atonce atonee atonce
once refusing < to come up Afterward he hehad hehad hehad
had apparently changed chan ed his mind for ho hocame hecame hocame
came to the door I took him up to Sir SirSimon SirSimon SirSimon
Simon and left them alone aloneCoroner aloneCoroner aloneCoroner
Coroner DM you see the meeting meetingMrs meetln meetln1rs meetingMrs
Mrs Gilroy No I pushed pu hed Mr Gore Goreinto GoreSnto GoreInto
into the room then went down to wait waitBut waltBut waitBut
But I think Sir Simon was w disposed to be befriendly betrtn befriendly
friendly trtn IY Mr Gore remained remalD upstairs up for forabout forabout forabout
about fifteen minutes then left the house househurriedly houaehurriedly househurriedly
hurriedly I Iw saw him go out of the door doorI
I called after him He did not answer answerI
I then ran upstairs and found Sir Simon Simondead Simondad Simondead
dead I came down again and ran out in inpursuit Inpur5Ult inpursuit
pursuit of Mr Gore crying out out Murder MurderHe 3furderHe IurderHe
He was almost on the doorstep and came cameinto cameInto cameInto
into the house hou e with me He denied that thathe thath thatbe
he h had killed his grandfather grandCather1UId and lees loosened JOOIIened leesened ¬
ened the two handkerchiefs Then the thepolice thepollee thepolice
police came and he escaped escapedShe escapedShe escapedShe
She persisted In her statements and said saidcalmly sakIealmly saidcalmly
calmly that young Gore had certainly certainlykilled crtalnlykilled certainlykilled
killed the old man At the interview 1ntervt w at atthe atthe atthe
the Hall she had heard him use the word wordstrangle won1utraA wordstrangle
utraA strangle le and Sir Simon had been mur murdered murdered sourdered ¬
dered in that way wayLucy wayLuc wayLucy
Lucy Luc Randolph also gave evidence as to tothe totIM tothe
the quarrel Bernard had a fiery tem temper temper ternper ¬
per she said weeping and when hen Sir SirSimon SirSimon SirSimon
Simon spoke badly badl of Miss MI Malleson on he hethreatened hethreatened hethreatened
threatened to throw Sir Simon out of the thewindow the11R41ow thewindow
window I did not hear him use the word wordstrangle wordatraa1le wordstrangle
strangle I never saw him when he came cameto cameto cameto
to the kitchen at Crimea Square and it itwas Itwu Itwas
was only two days before the murder that thatMrs thatMrI thatMrs
Mrs Gilroy recognized him by the thescrlpUon de description dascriptlon ¬
scription given by the housemaid I am amquite amquite amquite
quite friendly with Bernard BernardThis Bernardn BernardThis
This n evidence led to that of o Jane the thehousemaid thehOUMmid thehousemaid
housemaid She was shown own a photograph photographof
of Gore and swore positively that it was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the face of the young soldier who had hadcourted badcourted hadcourted
courted her Before SIr Simon came to toCrimea toCI1ma toCrimea
Crimea Square the had met him in the thePark thePuk lbsPark
Park He was w in the uniform of the new newlyformed newlyformed newlyformed ¬
lyformed Imperial Yeomanry He made madelove made10n madelove
love to her and asked if he might come cometo cmneto cometo
to the house He also seemed JIft to be very veryinquisitive veryInqutUve veryinquleltive
inquisitive about Sir Simon He came camemany camemany earnsmany
many times and was Introduced to tothe tothe tothe
the cook Also William the page P88ehim saw sawhim sawhim
him He called himself bl UltI Bernard nothing nothingmore nothingmor nothingmore
more mor and did not make use of his name nameof nameor nameof
of Gore Whenever Mrs GUroy was wucoming heard heardcorning heardcoming
coming he always hid himself He Heeemed Heeemedafraid seemed seemedafraid seemedafraid
afraid to meet her Both witness and andcook Adcook andcook
cook connived at the concealment as they theyfeared theyreared theyfeared
feared the rebuke of the housekeeper On Onthe Onthe Onthe
the night of the crime a message e came camefrom CAmetrona camefrom
from Sir Simon mca by the page re William W1maaask W1maaaskIn ask asking asklag ¬
lag In Bernard to tot tostOp t p upstairS lI He disysd disysdgreat cH8I1 dtSiJySdgreat Yld Yldgreat
great alarm and went away at once say saying aayInK saying ¬
ing he might m1 < ht return to see e Sir Simon Simonafter Simonafter Simonafter
after ten Witness gave other evidence evidencebut evidencebut evidencebut
but the Important point was that she sheidentified sheIdfntlfted sheidentified
identified the photograph photo apb as that of Ber Bernard Bernard flexnard ¬
nard Gore Also the name was the same sameThe BlUR BlURThe sameThe
The cook and the page alee identified IdenWiedthe identifiedthe
I the photograph as that of Mr Gore Eel Evidence EvlC Eeldance ¬
dance C ree was then given Ivea by an officer of the theImperial tbeImperial theImperial
Imperial Yeomanry as to Gore caltin caltinhimself calling caJUnghi callinghimself
hi himself Bernard alone He was known knownon knownNo
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LietrawU TS AlMnc oontinntiL Defendants at attorney atkInIe1 atloamy ¬
loamy Bates Warren WarrenIn WarrenI Warrenho
In I re estate of Joeephhw J R 11 Shelter on trial trialCaTtators trialCaveas trialCenaturs
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and Smith aIth Tbonpaon jr jrBankruptcy jrDankruvtcy jrBankruptcy
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JUSTICE GOULDM GOULD GOULDBetate GOULDPotato
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and letters l Iofte tten testamentary granted reted to Jebn A A flit Dittricb Dlttrich flittrich
trich bond 1M 888 Attorney Leautel Fugitt FugittEstate FugittEltate Ftigittliatate
Estate of Margaret Marqnis Malflu W letters of administra administration admlnbtraOf1 administratine ¬
tine granted raetd to Charles J Murphy bond bond iO 000 At Attorney Attorsey Atteraer ¬
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In re Thomas A Toner order appointing Laura Lauraa LauraB LauraB
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bate and feiton te4 t loshmateri atcateJT granted to Harriet A AHosnver A AHMlMr ABosses
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as Corporal Bernard On the night of the themurder themurder themurder
murder he had obtained leave Jeaveof of absence absenceto
to dine with a friend and had h d left the thebarracks thebarracks thebarracks
barracks before five It was between five flveand fiveand fiveand
and six according to the cook that Ber Bernard Bernard Bernard ¬
nard was In tho th kitchen Bernard added adcadthe addedtho addedthe
the officer was not expected back till tillcloso UUoloso tillclose
close on midnight Since then nothing nothinghad nothln nothlnhad nothinghad
had been heard of him himDurham himDurhAm himDurham
Durham then stepped Into the box and andstated andstated andstated
stated that Gore had dined with him at his hishoiMHi biBhoUIiQ hishouse
house on Camden Hill There was an another anether ¬
mutual friend present Bernard had hadarrived hadarrived I Iarrived
arrived at seven at t the hotse and had hadloft hadJeft hadleft
loft It at ten oclock Witness ltne pro produced produced produced ¬
duced Sir Slmons letter stating that thatGore thAtGore thatGore
Gore was u oourtlng the housemaid Jane JaneBut JaIMBut JaneBut
But Durham swore that Bernard had haddenied haddenied haddenied
denied this and said that he had not been beennear beennear beennear
near the house Indeed addod the thewitness thewitness thewitness
witness uhe he did not know the where whereabouts whereabouts whereahouts ¬
abouts of the house till I told him himCoroner himCoroner himCoroner
Coroner uThen Then he must have gone gonefrom gonefrom gonefrom
from your house direct to Crimea Square SquareDuham SquareDuhans OJ OJDuham
Duham ur I cant understand why he heshould heshould heshould
should do so He had no intention of ofgoing otgoing ofgoing
going and certainly he had no Idea of ofkilling ofkflling ofkilling
killing Sir Simon I am quite convinced convincedthat conylncedthat convincedthat
that he is l innocent innocentThis InnocentThis innocentThis
This expression produced Incredulous Increduloussmiles Incroo Increduloussmiles lous loussmiles
smiles as by this time every everyone one present presentwas presentwas presentwas
was certain that Gore was the culprit culpritThanks culprItThank8 culpritThanks
Thanks to Durhams representations representationsDick representationsDick representationsDick
Dick West Ve t alias Lord Conniston was not notcalled notcaUtd notcalled
called It is I needless to say y that the real realname realname realname
name of this witness was not known knownHad knownHad knownHad
Had it been public the coroner would wouldhave wouldhave wouldhave
have doubtless insisted on his production productionif
if only to swell the scandal of the case caseby cueb caseby
by b the addition of a title titleIn titleIn titleIn
In summing up the coroner was quite quiteon quiteon quiteon
on the side of the prosecution and public publicopinion publleopinion publicopinion
opinion was with him He pointed out outthat outtbat outthat
that the evidence of the cook the house housemaid housemald housemaid ¬
maid the page and the officer all showed showedthat showedthat showedthat
that Bernard Gore and Corporal Bernard Bernardwere Bernardwere Bernardwere
were one on and the same Also o there t r6 was wasthe Walthe wasthe
the evidence of Mrs Mr Gilroy who opened openedthe openedthe openedthe
the door at 10 oclock to the man himself himselfWithout hlmHlfVlthout himselfWithout
Without doubt Gore was the person who whoh whohad whobad
h had d called to see his grandfather As to tothe tothe tothe
the motive for the commission of the thecrime thecrSme thecrIme
crime the jury could see 8 for themselves themselvesthat tbemHIvethat themselvesthat
that there was a strong one Mr Beryls Berylsevidence Berylsevidence Berylsevidence
evidence showed that a bitter quarrel ex existed exlated cxlotte ¬
isted and this was continued both by byMiss bYMIItJ byMiss
Miss Randolph and nd Mrs Gilroy Even the theword theword theword
word strangled had been used and andin andIn andin
in that way Sir Simon had met his death deathWithout deathWlthout deathWithout
Without doubt Gore furious at being dis disinherited dta dtaInherited dl dlinherited ¬
inherited had called to see Sir Simon Simonto Simonto Simonto
to see if he could be reinstated Doubt Doubtless Doubtless ¬
less 1 as both had fiery tempers a quarrel quarrelhad quarrelhad quarrelhad
had taken place and then th n the younger youngerman yoUft youngerman er erman
man having rendered rend red the older one un unconscious unconlClous unosuaclous ¬
conscious by means of choloroform had hadmurdered hadJDurdered hadmurdered
murdered him It w WM s certainly certainl inex inexplicable lnexpUcable inexplicable ¬
plicable that he should have returned returnedto
to the house but then the jury must take takeinto takeinto takeInto
into consideration that perhaps perha Gore Gorethought Goretboudlt Gorethought
thought that such a a bold course might mightprove mlgbtprove mightprove
prove his Innocence Finally his escape escapeshowed escapehoec1 escasmshowed
showed that he was guilty as had be hebeen bebeen beboost
been an innocent man he would have havefaced havefaced havefaced
faced the matter out It would s seem em that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the criminal was dead He had fallen falleninto taUenIDto falleninto >
into the hands of God and thus had not notescaped DOteeape notescaped i
escaped punishment But on the facts factsbefore tactbefore factsbefore
before them the jury would have hay to give givetheir givetheir givetheir
their verdict verdictBiased yentletB1ued verdictBlamed
Biased both by the evidence and by byth byth bythi
th thi coroners speech the Jury brought broughtin
in a verdict of guilty tT against Bernard BernardGore BernardGore BernardGore
Gore Duham expected the verdict and andso anddlel andso
so did Miss Plantagenet P eae but both of ofthem Ctthem ofthem
them being Bernards firm friends felt feKa felta felta
a pang when they beard him thus con condemned condemned condemned ¬
demned of willful murder murderFools murderlIoo murderFools
Fools lIoo said Mis MIa Berengaria as she shedrove sbedrove shedrove
drove back in her brougham ham with Dur Durham DurbaHt Durham ¬
ham to the office of the lawyer lawyerI
I dont think that that expostulated expostulatedDurham expoeWatedDurham expostulatedDurham
Durham Under the circumstances the thejury theJury thejury
jury could hardly bring in a different differentvertttct dttrerentvenllet differentverdict
vertttct vertttctYou venlletYou verdictYou
You know kJW that Bernard Be is innocent innocentsnapped Jn lnnocentsnap OC OCauaPJNd
snapped snap the lady ladyCertainly 1MICertalwy ladyCertainly
Certainly Bt OH the ovidence Ori before beforethem Detorethem beforethem
them them themuA
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Mice I B Dereaprla rengria I go by my own wx know knowledge kJa4nlied knowedge ¬
edge ed e of the boy He weoUhtt kill a fly flyAh ATuAh flyAk
uAh Ah Bot But you see the men on the jury jurynever jury juryDeftl Jurynever
never n 1IRt iustBeruazd iustBeruazdFinding t Bernard BernardFinding Benuu1IFlndlns
Finding the lawyer 1aw too strong et for her herMiss beI beIMia heiMiss
Miss Berengaria Bereo rla changed obug the subject bjeet be being be beIDS belug ¬
IDS determined not to acknowledge de defeat de defeat dofeat ¬
feat Have you heard from young youngGore 9aII 9aIIGore youngGore
Gore 7 she asked askedNo uk ukNo askedNo
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know knowFor knowFor
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NATIONS COMMERCE CO ROE BOOMING BOOMINGImport BOOMINGImport BOOIINGImport
Import and Export xport Figures Are Stag StnjSTCrlnprly Staggeringly Staggeringly
geringly Lnr Large LargeThe LargeThe e eThe
The Imports and exports are booming boomingThe boomingThe boomingThe
The total value of the imports for Octo October Oewbel Octobar ¬
bar were UBl l1BlSCIli e17S an increase oC ovor ovorJ10000009 over1o000000
J10000009 1o000000 over October 1905 Tho total totalexports totalexports totalexports
exports for tho same me month were 181 181J50UI 187 187S50S38 187w
S50S38 w an increase of over 32000009 OOJ over overthe oyertbe overthe
the same month for the previous year yearFor yearFor yearFor
For the ten months ended with Octo October October October ¬
ber the total imports were valued at atn0064e2li at100I at1042I
n0064e2li 100I 1042I 4t22Ii an Increase of over S6roJoot S6roJootcompared 80O0OOIcompared S6COO < XW XWcompared
compared with the same mo period of the theprevious theprevious theprevious
previous year while the total exports for forthe Corthe forthe
the same period were 1 145184 14iS47S7 B1847S7 77 against againstJ1 againstn6GJ48St against5lcfl44
n6GJ48St J1 G 1354 for the ten teninontheof months of 1906 1906COMMISSION 1COMMISSION iO6COMMISSION
COMMISSION IS SUSTAINED SUSTAINEDComplaint SUSTAINEDCompJalnt SUSTAINEDComplaint
Complaint of Pine Dealers Against AgainstRate AgainstRnte AgainstItate
Rate In Upheld UpheldThe UpheldThe VpheldThe
The decision pf Judge Ju ge Parlange in the theCircuit theCIrcuit theCircuit
Circuit Court for the Eastern District Di triot of ofLouisiana ofLoulstana ofLouisiana
Louisiana yesterday sustained the order orderof orderof orderof
of the Interstate Commerce Commission CommissionIn
In the case known aa the Central Yellow YellowPine Yello YelloPine YellowPine
Pine Association vs tho Illinois Central CentralRailroad CentralRailroad CentralRailroad
Railroad Company and a a number of ofother ofother ofother
other carriers The case concerned the theadvance theadvan theadvance
advance e of 2 cents p per r hundred pounds poundsmade poundsmade poundsmade
made by the defendants which the Cen Central Central Contral ¬
tral Yellow Pine Association complained complainedof
of as unreasonable which complaint was wassustained wassuetalned wassustained
sustained by the Interstate Commerce CommerceCommission CommerceCommlselon CommerceCommission
Commission CommissionBOWLING CommlselonBOWLING CommissionBOWLING
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AFTER COAL COMBIN COMBINInterstate COBIRRInterstate
Interstate Commission Will WillProbe Wi WiProbe WithProbe
Probe Roads EoadsINDEPENDENTS RoadsINDEPENDENTS RoadsINDEPENDENTS
INDEPENDENTS FROZEN OTO OTOThey O OTT1CY OUiThey
They Charge that Railway Com Comvnnles Cornanies Comjmnics
jmnics anies Have Iirt Pooled Poole to t Control Cor rol the theOutput th thOutput thOOutput
Output and that lJixtt They Are Unable Unablet Unableto Unabloto Unablejo
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to jo Get Cars CaraInt CarIntcr1or Interior rfor Department DepartmentCooperatlngf Dcpart DcpartrneutCooperating ent entCooperating
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The Interstate Commerce Commission CommJaekmis
is investigating oompteints OIII IDt of independ independent tedepeodeat Iedpendeat ¬
eat coal operators that that the railroads rattroadathrough railroadsthrough a athrough
through combination control the price priceand p cand priceand
and output of coal in the Indian IAdt Territory TerritoryIn
In its efforts to obtain evidence that this thiscombination thiscombination thisCOmbination
combination is illegal il1e1 the commission Sorlthe has hasthe bssth
the th cooperation of the Interior ior Depart Department Departm Departmont ¬
mont m nt whose e representatives ia the TerrU TerrUtory T8ITitoiY Tern Terntory
tory toiY at th the direction of Secretary r Hitch Hitchcook H1tchcook Hitchcook
cook have been at work for some time timedeveloping t1mdeveloping timedeveloping
developing the facts factsThe tac tacThe factsThe
The relations of the railroads and coal coalcompanies coalcompanies coalcompanies
companies controlled by them wH be per personally personalI peraonaliy ¬
sonally sonalI Investigated Inve tlptecI by Commissioner Conmi sloner
Clark who will hold Id hearings rlngs on th u com complaints oomplaInts cornpla1nt ¬
plaints of o the independent t operator 0Jt0rs at atSouth atSouth atSouth
South McAIeeter in becember December He H H is now nowIn nowIn nowIn
In Salt Lake city Ctt investigating the al alleged alloed alleged
leged monopoly of the t tbeIJIon r Union U Jo Pacific PflCI Rail Railroad Ballrokd 11 11roiulln
road roiulln rokd In the coal col1leld8 fields of Utah UtahWyOmtng UtahWyOmtngand Wyoming Wyommffand Wyomingand
and Colorado ColoradoHe ColoradoHe ColoradoHe
He will proceed with this inquiry at atPueblo atPueblo atPueblo
Pueblo and Denver next week week and an then thengo thengo theAgo
go to the Indian Territory
His hearings are being conducted under
the provisions of the GHIeeploTillman GHIeeploTillmanresolution GfUeepfoTllImanrosoJutlon GUieOP1eTIIImBIresolution
resolution adopted at the last session of
Congress Congr M That resolution r luUon directed the thecommission th thcommlsson thecommission
commission to ascertain what railroads railroadsare raIL08dsare raiLcadsare
are engaged In the mining of coal and if ff ti
they have built up monopolies monopoliesIndependents monopoUeIndependents monopoliesIndependen
Independents Frozen Out OutBoth OutBoth OutBoth
Both the Interstate Commerce Commis Commission CommUslon ¬
sion and the Interior
Department have re received recehed rem remcelvod ¬
ceived many complaints from independ independent IndepeBdont Indepesedeast ¬
ont operators In the Indian Territory
These operators have charged that the
Rock Island through the Choctaw Okla 0km 0kmhom ¬
homa hom and Gulf GU14 which It controls the
Missouri Kansas and Texas and thoj tbei
Frteeo have formed a combination ton toncontrol tocontrol toccontrol
control the price and output of coal ia the
Choctaw country countryIt count1It
It has been charged that these roada mad madoperated
operated through the McAtoeter cAMter FueL lIueL
Company and that
independents are l com compelled com com1elled eonspolled ¬
polled to sell their output through thr thiflt thifltconcern tbtaeoneern thhaconcern
concern Falling to do this tJda they are un ¬
able to obtain o cars car to transport their coal coaland coaland
and in other ways Wa are placed at a fiend disadvantage 4IAdntage fiendvantage ¬
vantage ntage by the railroads raIJrodaIt railroadsIt
It is i understood that a
special agent agentof agentof
of the Interstate Commerce Commission Commissionwho COllumloawho Commission5
who is now In the South McAlester field fieldassisted fieldassisted
assisted by J George Wright inspector IlI
for the Indian Territory has obtained obtainedevidence obtainedevidence
evidence supporting these charges cbaI This Thiswill ThisWill
will be submitted to Commissioner 8lOlaer Clark Clarkwhen CJarlcwhen Clarkwhen
when he b reaches 8 the Indian Territory Territoryi lerrttOIPro TerritoryProseontloxas
i ProHcontious Pro eoutlons May Follow FollowAt FollowAt FollowAt
At the coming session of Congress the theInterstate theInterstate theInterstate
Interstate Commerce Commission will wl1lmake willmake
I make a report in accordance with the theprovisions theproyII theprovisions
provisions of the GillespieTHlman reso resolution reao1utIoft resomuon ¬
lution The investigation m has been in inprogress InJHOIrl inprogress
progress JHOIrl since last summer It was Waa in inamong Inthe inthe
the course of lt inquiries that grafting grttiDgaBIOaI graftingamong
among oiftciaJ 0 of the Pennsylvania Bail Bailroad RallroM Bailiusd
road and an thefvoildjm the favoritism of that railroad railroadtt
10 to tt > certain rertahleeJ eeaj ch ompaDi companies In Pennsyl Pennsylvania Pettuylvanta Psssnsylviiila ¬
vania were disclosed It is believed that thatu thata thatas
u a result of the Investigation the De Department Depllrtment Dopertinent ¬
pertinent of Justice J will start prosecu prosecutions proacuUOIIS prosecutloeis ¬
tions against some some of the rairoads en engaged enPlecl engaged ¬
gaged in the mining mIn1D of coaL coaLLittle coaLLittle coalLittle
Little is known of the McAlester Fuel FuelCompany FrelCompany FuclCompany
Company at the Interior Department t tholdli ft ftholds Itholds
holds no Indian coal leases I and there therefore therefort therefore ¬
fore It is not under the departments departmentssupervision departmentsaupervtston departmentssupervision
supervision Officials said yesterday that thatthey tbatthe7 thatthey
they did not even know the lb names of its itsofficers Itso itsolficers
officers o and directors cBreeto They added that thatthey thatthey thatthey
they had been informed It was controlled controlledby CODtro controfledby ed
by 1 y a combination of the railroads In the theIndian heIndian theIndian
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