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2 THE WASHINGTON HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER 23 1906
NEW CURRENCY PLANYictor PLANViethr PLAN PLANVictor
Victor Moravrctz Will Yill Pre Present Present Prosent ¬
sent It After Holidays HolidaJsPROTIDES Holidayspitovms j jPROVIDES
PROVIDES POR JOINS ISSUE ISSUEDepartment ISffiTEDpartJuent ISSUEDvpnrtmeiit
Department to lie Governed l y a aBoard uDoarel nBoard
Board IBluctol Ity 1 the Ban nnnl flunksOne flunksOneFeature lew One OneFeature OntFeattlre
Feature DcKijio Designed l to t 3Inlfc 31keUntlue 31keUntlueIHflatJoll Unilue UnilueInflation UnElueInflation
Inflation ImiioMKililc Will nl Push PushDill InltbDIU
Dill Reported RtIJOrtc11 Iiy b Committee CommitteeImmedlatesj COJll1ultfeeI ConnititteeInimedtttter
Immedlatesj I Inimedtttter fcfter ter the reassembling wm of ofCongress ofCongress ofCongregs
Congress IMllhisuitative tatlve Fowler chair ebalrman chairman chairman ¬
man of the H HoI Cenunittee Oe on Banking Bankingand BaI1Idaand Baxlktn Baxlktnand
and Currency win endeavor to have aa aaagreement IIa taagreement
agreement a meJ1t with the Speaker and House Houseleaders BouseItadfrs Rouseleaders
leaders as to ttoe me for the consideration considerationof
of o f the th thq currency cumncy reform bill bID reported from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the committee committeeThis rommltteeThis committeeThis
This bill follow folio closely the recommen recommendation IIIIMnda recommendattons ¬
dation da Uon of the currency eulle q committee of the theAmerican ueA tb tbAmerican
American A Bankers AssodatkM b It will wfflbe wtUrrea1Jed willIs
be recalled that tfee President t was careful carefulnot earefuJnot carefulnot
not to indorse iDdD the bankers plan apecttc apecttcally apeclAcally apecically
ally in his annual message messa sad there is isconsiderable isonsiderablc IsOflSideTbIO
considerable difference of opinion in IDCongress inCongnoss InCongress
Congress as to the wisdom of afl of it itdetails Its Itad ItsdtIh
details detailsThe d dtIhThe taHsTh <
The Th things to be desired are perfect perfectstourity petf perfectscuTlty ct cttUTtty
stourity combined with such uck automatic automaticelasticity auumaatJcdasticity automadcdasticity
dasticity as will wUlena enable the volume vol of ofcurrency ofurr ofrurrency
currency urr ncy to respond to the need of UHJ UHJcountry uounUY th thlounuy
country thus preventing pnv the High rates ratesthat rale2that rtenthat
that annually prevail during durtn the crop cropmoving crop1II0ln cropiiovlng
moving 1II0ln < period perI and when osontry mer merchants merchants mewtiints ¬
chants must borrow money to flit up uptheir uptheir uptheir
their stores for the holiday trade trade3Ir tIUeJlr usda31r
3Ir Mi JnructzK > raivetacM Scheme SchemeMr SohemeMr ScIenieMr
Mr Victor Morawets Moraweta chairman dial of the theboard tlIhoard theboard
board of directors of the Atchison eoIt To Topeka To Topfka Topka
peka and Santa nI Fe Railroad has pro proposed propused proposed ¬
posed a plan which 1IICh will be brought to tothe tethe tothe
the attention of Congress and JIII which whichsome wbIctIsom whichsome
some som experts I think meets the tb require reejmVeineiHs reqatreJltt requiremeets
meets tS of o safety 87 and elasticity more com completely eompletely cornpletely ¬
pletely than the Bankers s Association Aaaodadonplan Associationplan eoetIoaplan
plan planHe planHe planHe
He proposes that the national banks banksshall buJuishall beaksshall
shall b be given II lVeU authority to establish eMabI a ajoint ajoint ajoint
joint issue department governed overne4 < lPy > y a aboard aboard aboard
board of managers en elected by the banks banksand baRband bankstnd
and authorised to Issue Joint notes to toeach toIach tocach
each bans bat to an amount not exceeding exceedingits
its capital upon payment to the Joint Jointissue JointsUt jointLsue
issue sUt department of a contribution to a ajoint ajoint ajoint
joint redemption fund and upon delivery deliveryof
of bond bonds or other approved banking eel collateral coIJattral eellateral ¬
lateral to further secure the notes The Theredemption TIwrtdemption TherdempUon
redemption fund is never to be less than thanthe thaathe thanthe
the Secretary of the Treasury ry shall 11 re require re rejuirt wequire ¬
quire and in no event less than thanctflt Si per percent pernt
cent nt of the outstanding notes notesThe DOte8Tht notesTht
Tht Joint issue department eDt would be berequired berequired berequired
required to establish agencies a for the theissue Ukissut thejsue
issue and redemption of notes notes and coun country COURtry country ¬
try bank banks would be permitted to take out outnot outno1s outTiots
not no1s s through < b agent agentMr rentsMr agentsMr
Mr Morawetz would have the present presentlaw preNDtIa presentlaw
law Ia w as to bank reserves remain un unchanged unbangtd Unchanged ¬
changed with the result that the volume volumef
OIC > f notes would adjust itself l to the needs needsuf needauf needsof
uf the country because when the notes noteswvre notesWtre noteswre
wvre no longer needed they would find findtheir IIndt hadthei
t thei their 1i way to the banks and the hitter hitterw JatUwmid
wmid w > uid immediately present them for re recu re re1mpUon wetitmptton
cu 1mpUon mplJon in order to secure additional additionalif additionalnsf additional1usrves
if nsf 1usrves serves > rn a of lawful money The greatest greatestadvantage greatestadvantage telt teltaliant
advantage aliant of this plan is that it would wouldi wouldatIcrd wouldtfford
atIcrd i fiord a mean mea means for the gradual ad transition transitionfi transitionthe
fi ii i the ti present pre ent bondsecured bond ecured circulation circulationwithout clfCulaUon clfCulaUonithnul cIcuIatIonI
without ithnul I ay aw shock to the business of the thevuuntry thevlmtrr thei
vuuntry i Un try and would obviate the neces necessity neeeailY necessity ¬
sity ilY for or the United States maintaining IIWIIID a alnpttual aerpttual a1UI
lnpttual 1UI pt cual bonded debt for no other rea reason reaIn rcan ¬
son In n than to alford a balM for banknote hanknotet kaote kaotedeulaticn
t ieulaticn deulaticnProiNlon ieulaticnProvision I uIacn uIacnProvision
Provision Afjnin Aulnd t Inflation InflationAn Influtionn InliutionAn
An n important feature teatqre of the Morawetz MorawetzMan MoraetzJan Morawetz1a
Man 1a is i that proposing a that the Secretary Secretaryof
of the Treasury or tbe managing board boardi boardtIie
i r the Joint issue department shall have haveauthority bavelllthortty haveutlmrtty
authority to require the bank to in ineud Inr Inreaee
r reaee eud ade the redemption fund at any time timeThis timeT timeI
T This lis us is intended to prevent any undue undueinflation uue uuelflatlcn undueit1at1cn
inflation of the currency currencyif
if I I any clique of banks should attemptIK attempt
IK t put out an excessive e amount of notes notesthe notMthe notestue
the managing board representing repr all the thebairfw thelanb theba
bairfw ba could immediately cheek them by byrequiring byrqnlrlnc byrquIrIng
requiring an additional contribution to toti tol toLe
ti l Le e redemption fund If the board did didno didnt didn
no nt n i act the Secretary of the Treasury Treasuryiould TrssurylIIuld Trussuryuuld
iould do so soThis eoThis eeThis
This provision while important to toir as assrre nore
srre ir re the public that the noteissuing noteissuingpower notelsIaba5puwfr noteIssuingpower
power would not be abused would proba probably probahly probably ¬
bly never haft to be used used it 1 Ie said W for forthe torthe forthe
the reason that it ta to the Interest Int of ofruch oftach oftueh
ruch bank to maintain Its reserves at atthe att att
the t he 1e highest hi best possible level and as these thesenotes thaenfte thesente
nfte notes > could not be counted in reserves reservesth reeervestll reservesthry
th thry < y would ould remain in circulation only onlyuntil onlylnUl onlyntLt
until ntLt they had reached a bank when whenthey wbent
they t he Iity would be turned in for redemption redemptionat
at it u t once with the consequence that no nomore nomore nomore
more notes would be outstanding < at any anyone anyOllt anyuc
one uc tim time than could be absorbed in the thelegitimate thehgitimate thelegitimate
legitimate business bus1n of the country countryWEATHER countryWEATHER countrywEiER
WEATHER wEiER CONDITIONS CONDITIONSr
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Du t Middle Atlantic SUtet tatsa the Ofcto WI WI1IC had wd MiM XINseM XINseMlIey ppi ppivalky
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F tr r Friday ridQ and Hfttoiday cloudy ntar weather to toprobable itlroOabl
probable 1 tbab1e in Atlantic Gout HUte the Kaat t Qvt QvtStatts G Gtatt1I GuIS GuISStatts
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mihwMtwly i itait aM ou U Gull cot cotat trait south southat
tait at to math mathstrunera I08thStu southSttaaers
strunera Stu n departing Friday for sorofxi upesa upesaill porta portawill IIIrialill
will ill hate h te fmh KMthwwtarty wtast ud 554rain aaaniiBil aaaniiBilrain I Irain
rain to the Grand G Vaakm VaakmLocal JIuIp JIuIploeul hsnuLocal
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alt Lake City 1ty Utah UtahSt Ctabr 91 91tLcsols 1 1t
St t tLcsols tLcsolsSt Louto M I T Tl
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MAY BREAK BROWNS WILL WHLISxScnntor WILLBxSenntor WILLKrScnntor
ISxScnntor 1POIl Won Gn Gnllle oH Simi ShuQpr nr to toTlioxe toThoMe toPhoNe
PhoNe Involving HIM Estate ISstnteGeorge BrctnteGeorge EstateGeorge
George P Hoover one of the attorneys attorneysi attorneYlitor attorneysfor
i for Mrs rs Bradley who wag to have gone goneto 80neto goneto
to Salt Lt Lake City Cltyyeen1a ye youterday trday to commit committtfc consultwith
with ttfc her Weaterg Welter lawyers concerning the theWH thedfousse tbedefense
defense WM detained anti will not hive leaWuntil 1 1uW hiveuntil
until today todayIt todayIt todayIt
It Is probable that lie will al also > consult 8kwith consultwith cottmitwith
with the firm of Powera Power A Martiteatrc la laregard I In2erd
regard 1186 to the will of r the late Senator SenatorBrown SeRatotBnwn SenatorBrOw5
Brown BrownTbe Bnwnl1Ie BrOw5The
The win 111 which was opened In Salt Lake LakeCitj LaMCItt LakeCitr
Citj Citr forbade ferbtde that any an share hsi of Ms estate estateof Mtateof estateof
of J5W 5IIS should 90 to Mrs Bradley Br Ie or to tothe tothe tothe
the childrtai of whom w she declares he Aethe was wasthe wasthe
the father fatherThe latWIIae fatherThe
The point poIatOft on < m which Mrs Bradley BnMIIe at attorneys AttOnteft attOflIey ¬
torneys will base their ease to obtain a ashare aebare ashare
share of the estate Is that Drown fre frequently tre treq1I4iIItiT frequMtly ¬
quently recognlwd the children ta his htaown Jd8on hisown
own on during hi h life This may 7 result in ina Jaa 1 1a
a Substantial award to them Brown Browndurtef BroWKd1IrIaJ Browndnr1n
durtef dnr1n his life Ufe was one of the foremost foremostchamptooa forelllNtchaM foremostchampion
champion chaM of a law recently passed m mUtah 1ft 1ftUtah InUth
Utah which provides that aa illegitimate illegitimatechild 1UedtbDatechlJd WeIdmatechild
child shall be the legal heir to the father fatherWhile fatJIeIWIllIe fatherWhile
While the law Ia Vi was enacted e icted to protect protectthe protectthe protectthe
the children of the UI plural wives wi among amongtn aJll8ftthe amongthe
tn the Mormons it has a bearing on the thecumtm theea thecones
cones of Gentiles OonUleFormer GeaUIeI GeaUIeIFt GentilesFbrmer
Former Senator Brown was aa attorney attorneyla attol ey eyIn
In two famous cases la which this law lawwas lawr lawwas
was r involved Involvedthat that of Cone against Cope Copeand CopeaJMI Copeand
and in the Atwood case In each trial trialbe trialbe trialbe
be contended for the rights of tbe illegi illegitimate II IItlmale Illegitliuate ¬
timate children As both the children childrenwere chUdrenwen childrenwere
were born In Utah the law for which bleb tb tbSenator the theSeaator theSenator
Senator fought ht will likely be turned turnedagainst turnedapInat turnedagainst
against him himPRESIDENT himPRESIDENT himPRESIDENT
PRESIDENT SAFE IN I VIRGINIA VIRGINIAPrepared VIRGINIAI VIRGINIAPrepared VIRGINIAPrepared
I
Prepared to Spend Holidays with withHis withHis withHis
His Family at Pine Knot KnotColored KnotColoretl KnotColorcl
Colored 3Ie JICtfHcngcr enjer DIspu DIH Dlspntched ntchcd < clic l to Get GetArchie Gctrchle Gettrchtie
Archie rchle Rooxevell Gun IN J Stop Stopped Stop1aCII StopPeI ¬
ped lij IJ n Policeman PolicemanTke POIICCIlll11lTIle FohlceniniiFbi
TIle President and all tbe members of ofnis ofI ofhis
I his family except Mrs Nicholas Long Longworth Ionaworth Longworth
worth his oldest daughter daU bter < left Washing Washington W Wton Washington ¬
ton yesterday morning < for an outing in inVirginia InVirttnia InVirginia
Virginia They will spend the time be between be betweea betweeli ¬
tween now and New Years Year at Pine Knot Knottbe KDOt KDOttbe Knotthe
tbe country place purchased by 7 Mrs MrsRoosevelt Mr MrBoosevelt 18 18Roo
Roosevelt Roo velt in Albemarte County CountyPresident CouIlt7Pftlllldeat OouniyPresident
President Roosevelt spent an hour or ormore ormore ormore
more ia hill office oce before leaving for the thetraia thetrala thetrain
train which was scheduled hed1lled to start tart at U Uoclock nocI 11ocl
oclock ocI ck and the family left the White WhiteHouse WlalteHe WhiteHouse
House in some haste Archie Roosevelt Rooseveltfound RooIeftItfDUM Rooseveltfouad
found after reaching the railroad station stationthat stationthat stationthat
that be had forgotten his rifle rUle with which whichbe wblclalie whichbe
be expected to do some shooting at Pine PineKnot PIlleXaot PineKnot
Knot and a negro messenger TI euwer named namedJackson JIaIIIedw namedJackson
Jackson who w wo is employed eaapIo at the White WhiteHouse WhtteHouse WhiteHouse
House and happened to be at the sta station 1Itatloa mi miton ¬
tloa ton was directed to make haste back to tothe tothe tothe
the mansion And bring the gun back backwith backwitll backwith
with him himJackson himJackaoR himJackson
Jackson complied com literally with his in instructions IntnIeUoa Instruedoas ¬
structions tnIeUoa for be knew k was nearly time timefor timefor thu thufor
for the train to leave He was riding at ata ata ata
a scorching pace down Pennsylvania ave avenue avenue ayenue ¬
nue on his bicycle with the gun in one onehand Geewhen onehand
hand when be was overhauled after a along alone along
long chase by Bicycle Policeman Shelby ShelbyHe ShelbyHe ShelbyHe
He told the officer that be was employed employedat
at the White House and that he had been beensent beensent beensent
sent on aa errand enaacJ the nature of which whichhe whicbbe whichhe
he explained The policeman was skepti skeptical epti eptical eptical ¬
cal cal but accompanied nled Jackson to the ran ranI railwaJ rail railwaystation ¬
I waystation W7 station n where he saw w the rttte de delivered de de11YeN4 doliveind ¬
livered to the private ear Twilight In Inwhich Inwl hiwhich
which Cla the Went Pn and his family were wereto wereto wereto
to travelThe travelThe travel travelThe
The incident of the arrest was made madeknown madeIutowa madeknown
known to the President pent and Mr Reese Roosevelt Reesewelt e ev ¬
welt v 1t came out on the platform to talk with withthe withthe withthe
the policeman He told Shelby that he hewas hew hewas
was w to be commended co for doing cid his h duty dutyand dutyaDCl dutyand
and assured red the policeman that he would wouldattend wouklattend wouldattend
attend to the matter upon his return from fromVirginia fromytr fromVirginia
Virginia ytr tnla The President Pr t said his son was wasthe waasthe wa wathe
the cause of the trouble and It anybody anybodywas anybodywu anybodywag
was to be arrested it should be Archie ArchieBut Arcb1eBut ArchieBut
But Archie Arehle he said jokingly lY was wa an in indispensable Indblpb1e Indispensabic ¬
dispensable member of the party and andcouldnt andeouJdnt andcouldnt
couldnt be spared The President prom promised promIsed promlaid ¬
ised that tba t the t4ie matter would be settled upon uponhis uponhia uponhis
his return returnfmrn I from Pine Knot KnotThe KnotTIle KnotTim
The train upon which the President and andhis andhis andhis
his family traveled did not leave the ate station aUon atetion ¬
tion until u tU a quarter of an hour after the thescheduled tilescbeduled thescheduled
scheduled time but that was w due to a alarge alarwe alarge
large amount of baggage ze that was to be beloaded beloaded beloaded
loaded and not to the incident of the rifle rifleaad rtftei will willand
i aDd the bicycle policeman policemanThe policemanThe policemenThe
The President was accompanied by As AssistantSecretary Ae AeI Aslstant ¬
I sistantSecretary atstant S Secretary retary Latta who will remain remainin remainIn remainIn
in CharlottesvIlle about fifteen miles from fromPine fromPin I
Pine Pin Knot while the President is in file fileeou ie iecountry i icountry
country eou try Any urgent u ent matters of public publicbusiness publicbuslneas publicbusiness
business will 1f1 be telephoned to the Pros President PreaMeat ProsIdent ¬
ident by Mr Latta who will drive over overto overto overto
to Pine Knot should It be necessary necessaryThe neceaaryTIIe necessaryThe
The President and his h family will re remain re remaID remale ¬
main hi Albemarle County until Monday Mondaywhan Mondaywhen onday ondaywlMlt
when they will return to Washington in intime Intime intime
time for the New Years reception at the theWhite theWhite Ui UiWhite
White Route Mr Roosevelt and his hisi hi8boys hisboys
i boys will spend the greater rter part of the theI thedayS thedays
I days at Pine Knot in walking wa1 riding rIdI and andI andahootl andshooting
I shooting shootingi ahootl t
i
Safe nt Pine Knot KnotCaarloUesville KnotCbarlotten1lle 1iiotCh
CaarloUesville Ch rlottewdlle Va Dec 27Prsident 27PrsidentRoosevelt iPresidentRooIevelt 21PresIdentRoosevelt
Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt the children childrenSurgeon C childrenSurgeon klre klreGeneral
Surgeon General Rixey and Limit X C CHantner CHaMner CHassner
Hantner jr a friend of the younger youngermembers Y01lntermeMbers youngermembers
members of the family arrived at a Pine PinsKnot PineKIIOt PineKnot
Knot at 4 oclock this afternoon afternoonPresident afternoonPre8ldent afternoonPresident
President Roosevelt smiled a greeting greetingto
to the crowd which had gathered to wish viehhim wishhim wishhim
him a merry Christmas ChristmasSENATOR Cbr1stmasSENATOR ChrlstmasSENATOR
SENATOR PLATT TO TALK TALKWill TALKVIII TALKwill
Will VIII AddreNH Auxiliary of National NationalIndinn NationalIndian ntionnlIndlun
Indian Society SocietySenator Soeletsator SocietrSenator
Senator Platt Platt chairman of the Senate SenateCommittee SeaateCGttee Senatecommittee
Committee on Indian Affairs Affair and Dr DrHrdjicka DrHrd DrHrdlicka
Hrdjicka Icka of the Museum Musetm will n be the theprincipal theprilldpal theprincipal
principal speakers at a a meeting of the theWashington theWUblqton theWadngton
Washington Auxiliary of the National In Indian India Indliii ¬
dian dia Association to be held tonight to ght at attile attbe atthe
tile home of Mrs MraT T H IL Alexander 1711 1711Q 1711Q 1711Q
Q street northwest The invocation Oft will willbe willbe Willbe
be made by Dr Tennis Hamlin of the theChurch tIMClnllC1t theChurch
Church of the Covenant CovenantFor COVeJULDtFor CovenantFor
For Holiday Presents Prescntsd Prescntsdrafts Prescntsdraftsdrawn drafts draftsdrawn fts ftsdrawn
drawn direct on foreign cities citiesForeign citiesForeign citiesForeign
Foreign Exchange Department DepartmentTHWST Departmentt2
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AND TRU5T COMPANY COMPANYrrreNiM
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FRAUD ORDER ORDE ASKEDSoutherners ASKEDSoutherners ASKED ASKEDSoutherners
Southerners to Wage War on onN 011N onN
N Y Cotton Exchange ExchangeDELIVERIES ExchangeDELIVERIES ExcliaiigeDELIVKRIES
DELIVERIES ARE LOW GRADE GKADEContract GRADEContrnct GRADEContracis
Contract Siiiil to Be Sntitfleil SntlK el1 with withI withQuullt withjunhity I j jQuality
Quality of Staple Which Cuiinot He HeSpun TIeSpun BeSpun
Spun VIilc Difference DlfTercr cc Jlct Between JJctwcenN BetweenNei rcen j jTicrr
Ticrr N Nei York and New Orleans Prices PrlecwAKTriciiItnrul PrlelHgrleultllrnl Prices4tgrlcnltiral
AKTriciiItnrul Department Iiiipnticnt IiiipnticntRepresentatives Imp linpntlentRepreaentetiyes tlent tlentRep
Representatives Rep taUve of the cotton growing growingInterests growinglatere8ta growinginterests
Interests of the South Bout are preparing prep < rlg data dataon dataIon dataon
on which to base a roqoest that the Post Poetallies t tomce j jotitce
Ion allies Department issue ken a fraud order orderagainst ord orderagainst
against the New York Cotton Exchange ExchangeThey DXChUIgeeertalR xchange xchangerhey
1
They are certain th tMfj the information informationthey InformationI Informationthey
I they will Il itte 11 will make the issuance uance of ofsuch ofIlIUCb ofsuch
IlIUCb such an order Imperative The matter was wastentatively watentatively wastentaUvely
tentatively presented to the department departmentlate cl departmentlate partmenl partmenllate
late yesterday afternoon afternoonThe atternoonThe afternoonThe
The ground on which the postal author authorities authorlties authoritles ¬
ities will be asked keel to deny the big Now NewYork NowYork NowYork
York concern the use of the malls is that thatit UUltIt thatIt
it conducts a business bu MM which te wnot not legiti legitimate legtUmate legItlniate ¬
mate The Southerners are not making a aflsht 8ftcht afight
fight on the business of dealing in future futureper fulurf1lper mutureeper
per se as they assert a that the the New Or Orleans Orleane Orleans ¬
leans Cotton Exchange Excha 8 handles its It af affairs a afal affaire ¬
fairs fal in a way which is entirely legiti legitimate legitimate legitimate ¬
mate mate and which is altogether different differentfrom differentfrom
I from from the method of the th New York ex exchange exiehaDp oxchange ¬
iehaDp change If the Portoffice PMto lee Department Dep rtment pur pursues purIsUN pursues ¬
IsUN sues the course that is usual in such mat matters ImttI tenttore ¬
tore ten the promoters of the U movement say saythat SRYthat naythat
I
that aa order forbidding the metropolitan metropolitanconcern metropolitHneoneent metropolitanconcern
concern from using II the malls for the thetransmission thetr thetransinlasioii
transmission tr of contracts certainly will willfortlteomlng be beforthcoming heforthcoming
forthcoming forthcomingGraveneaM fortlteomlngGracnc forthcomingGraveness
Graveness K of the Charge CliarftcThe ChnreTIM ChargeThe
The principal complaint against the New NowYork NewYork NewYork
York exchange hi that the cotton delivered deliveredon
on contracts sold on its floor is not of th thmiddling tlttt tltttmtddU themiddling
middling mtddU grade de or its equivalent but a arotten arotten arotten
rotten commodity which cannot be spun spunwhich spunwhich
I which bJeb to only lit for making horse collars collarsmattresses coIlartima1trN8fJS collarsmattreeses
mattresses etc and on which the buyer buyerif
if he does not dispose of Ms contracts be before b btore before ¬
fore notice day must in some cse cases hoed Ios4more 10Mmore hoedmore
more than Wt 1 per bale regardless of price pricefluctuations priceftuctuaUou pricefluctuations
fluctuations In New Orleans Orlea it is assert asserted ueerted assertad ¬
ed cotton delivered on contracts pur purchased INrcha8ed purchased ¬
chased In the usual course of future trod trading tnwtI trodin ¬
ing I in ta always tb the grade grad raf called for in the thecontracts thecontract thecontracts
contracts contractsPersons contractsPersons
contractPenoDI
Persons who are interested in the mat matter matter matter ¬
ter point to the wide discrepancy clMlcrep ncy between betweentbe betweeftthe betweenthe
the price of cotton in New Orleans and andNew andNew andNew
New York In support of their contention contentionthat CCMtenttonthat contentionthat
that the New ew York exchange doe does not do dobusiness doOA dobounces
business on a straightforward above aboveboard AbonboanI aboveboard
board basis This difference now to not notfar auttar nottar
tar from a cent a pound while hlle the dif difference dttt difference ¬
ference t between betw n January and March on onthe Oftthe onthe
the New York exchaa exchange hi from M to SI SIpoints 11poIata 1 1points
points or nearly a third of a cent a apound apoaad apound
pound Today 1 Ie notice day and recent recentdispatches recentcU8patcbe8 recentdispatches
dispatches from New York are to the theeffect thedeet theeeet
effect that many firms ft are willing < to re receive roe roecelYe wecolic ¬
colic cotton on contracts if tendered tenderedinasmuch tenderedIueh tenderedinasmuch
inasmuch a as the difference ee i Is considerably considerablyin
in excess of carrying charges c and that thata
a profit would therefore therefore result from fromsuch fromsuch fromsuch
such action Southerners who are hi hitouch 10toucb Intouch
touch with the movement against the theNew theI theNw
New w York exchange assert t that nothing nothingof
I of the sort is possible since Me any cotton cottondelivered cottondeliTeIM cottondelivered
delivered would be of the rotten variety varietyalready varletTalready varIetyalready
already alluded to and that anybody re receiving re recelvinc wecalving ¬
calving it would certainly lose lo o despite despitethe deepjtethe despitethe
the difference in price on O January and andMarch aaclMarch andMarch
March contract There are only a a very veryfew VfIf7ffrW veryfew
few bales of middling cotton in New NewYork N NYork NewYork
York it to said in the same quarters quartersRei ftarteraRelareHcntntive quartersRepresentative
Rei Representative reMcntntlve Livingstons Idea IdeuRepresentative JllenRepreeentattve IdeaRepresentative
Representative Livingston of Georgia Georgiawho GeorctaWoo Georgiawho
who keeps closely In touch with all mat matter matten mattees ¬
ter ten affecting cotton cotton disclaimed positive positiveknowledge OIIItinnowleclp positiveknowI
knowledge knowI of the movement to bring bringabout brineabout bringabout
about the issuance race of a fraud order when whenseen wbenMen whenseen
seen yesterday He told however of ofhavins ofbaviAl ofhasbig
havins received a a letter from OlD a well wellposted wellposted ell ellpNt
posted pNt Southerner who asserted u that cot cotton cotton cotton ¬
ton growers in the Southern States lost lostHM6Mt 10Mthe lostt
HM6Mt t the past year aa a result of the thepractices upraetlcea thepractices
practices of the New York exchange Mr MrLivingston frLlvinptan MrLivingston
Livingston turned this latter over to totbe totbeSecretary the theSecretary theSecretary
Secretary of Agriculture who replied repliedthrough replMdtlaroush repliedthrough
through the chief of on OJHJ ow of his bureaus bureausthat bureausthat bureausthat
that the department could do nothing nothl in inthe inthe inthe
the premise The Georgia Congressman Congressmansays Congressmannays
says 75 that efforts to secure the enactment enactmentof
of regulatory legislation J tton has failed and andthat andthat andthat
that that in his opinion the only way to get getat getat et etat
at the root of the trouble is through tbrou h the theissuance theIuuaDce theissuance
issuance of a fraud order orderThe orderThe orderThe
The understanding understandlra in Washington Wasbln ton to tothat Iethat isthat
that the Cooperative Farmers Union is istaking Istaktllg Istaking
taking a lively interest in the matter matterand matteranti matterand
and some who are la touch with the situ situation situation situatlon ¬
ation here think that that organization organizationI organizationwin organizationwill
I will submit the request requ St for a fraud order orderto orderto orderto
to Postmaster General Cortolyou Presi President President President
dent Barrett Barrett of the union has head headquarter headquarters
I quarter In Barneevllle Barne vllle Ga It is thought thoughtto
to be probable that the Southern Cot Cotton Cotton Cotton ¬
ton Growers Association A of which Harvie HarvieJordan HarvieTordan HarrisJordan
Jordan of Atlanta is president will also alsotake aJ alsotake o otake
take an active part In the matter Mr Jor Jordans Jordans Jordans ¬
dans organization is the one which waged wagedwar wagedwar wagedwar
war on the bureau of statistics of the theDepartment theDepartment theDepartment
Department of Agriculture and succeeded succeededin
in driving Chief Statistician John Hyde Hydeand Hyd Hydand Hydeand
and E S Holmes out of the service serviceINDIANS senieeINDIANS serviceINDIANS
INDIANS TO GET TOWN LOTS IOTSGovernment LOTSGoernmcnt LOTSGovernment
Government Likely to Reimburse ReimburseCreeks RelmburllcCrceJLII ReimburseCreeks
Creeks In Indian Territory TerritoryThe Territor TerritorThe TerritoryThe
The statement was made yesterday yesterdayupon yesterdayupon esterda esterdaupon
upon the authority of an official of the theInterior theInterior theInterior
Interior Department that steps will boon boonbe oon oonbe n nbe
be taken with ith a view to returning to the theCreek theCreek theCreek
Creek Nation in Indian Territory valu valuable valuaBle valuable ¬
able town lot Jots secured by certain persons personsthrough personsthrovSh personsthrough
through a system of alleged fraudulent fraudulentscheduling fraudulentiebedullng fraudulentscheduling
scheduling schedulingInstructions iebedullngInstrucUons schedulingInstructions
Instructions have been given that pro proceedings procect1lnt8 procecdtngs ¬
ceedings shall be instituted whereby whcreb the thelands thelaneb thelands
lands in question said to be valued at atapproximately atatpproximatelY atapproximately
approximately atpproximatelY 6000000 shall sb be returned returnedto
to the tribe tribes and If possible the persons parsonsknown personsknown personsknown
known to have violated the law shall ba baprosecuted biplfieeuted beprosecuted
prosecuted prosecutedTh plfieeutedThe prosecutedThe
Th The fear is expressed at the department departmentthat departmentthat departmentthat
that all the case of fraud disclosed disclosedwere disclosedwne disclosedwere
were committed years ago and conse consequently consequently coastquently ¬
quently the statutes of limitation apply applyIt applyIt applyIt
It Is learned Je rM4 from sources outside of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the department that investigator William WilliamDudley WilIlamDuelly WilliamDudley
Dudley Foulke reported in substance to toSecretary toSecretary toSecretary
Secretary Hitchcock that Indian Terri Territory Territory Tonitory ¬
tory is overrun OV ITUn by the worst gang of ofpredatory ofpredatOry ofpredatory
predatory grafters in the world worldwould I Iwould Iwould
would like IIk to se see my m report given to the thepublic thepubllc thepubUc
public said Mr Fbulke As I am amserving amaenlng amserving
serving in a subordinate capacity how however however however ¬
ever It is not for me to say what dispo disposition dIsposition dispositlon ¬
sition shall be made of it itMr It ItMr ItMr
Mr Foulke said Id that while in the In Indian Indian Indian ¬
dian Territory he had found a new defi definition deflnltlon deilnltion ¬
nition of the word grafter It is this thisGrafter tblsGrafter thisGrafter
Grafter n nA A white man dealing In JnIndian InIndian inIndian
Indian titles titlesHitchcock tlt tltIUtcbcock titlesIlitciLcock
Hitchcock Modify 3IodifI s Order OrderAs Orl1crAs OrderAs
As one result of the recent bitter contro controversy controI controsersy ¬
I versy between Secretary of the Interior InteriorHitchcock InteriorI InteriorHitchcock
I Hitchcock and the
Senate Committee on onIndian onIndian
II Indian Affairs It is now likely that the theSecretary theretary theSecretory
Secretary retary will modify his order withdraw withdrawing withdrawIng withdrawIng ¬
ing for allotment 1900000 acres of land In InIndian InIndian inIndian
Indian Territory TerritoryMarried TerritoryJlnrrltd TerritoryMarried
Married lit Rockvlllc RockvlllcJohn Rocl RockeilicJohn nlc nlcJohn
John W V Baring of 41 Florida ave avenue 8cnue arenue ¬
nue and nd Terosea A A ODonnell of isia isiaEighth 181iEighth 181gEighth
Eighth street street were married in Rock Rockville RockvlUe Rookvifle
ville yesterday afternoon by Rev T H HCampbell HCampbelL HCzmpbelL
Campbell r <
f
HENGEIM1JILER WILL REMAIN REMAINAustrian REMAINulltrlnn REMAINAustrian
Austrian Amlinannilor Amla llumdor Declnrca lie HeWill lieVIII lIeVlhl
Will VIII Nut He Retired RetiredRelative UetlrcllRelative RetiredRelative
Relative to the recent reports that he hewould hewould howould
would retire from hi his present pre nt post poI t Baron BaronHoagelmuller BaronHongelmuller BaronHongelmuller
Hongelmuller the Austrian Ambassador Ambassadoryesterday Amb5lNljltyesterday R1bfUjlJLyest
yest yesterday rdllY authorised this statement statementThe statemaRtThe tatemeut tatemeutThe
The Ambassador did not hesitate to give givethe givethe givethe
the news new of hi his impending retirement the themost tbeIROIIt themost
most emphatic and nd unqualified denial He Heexpressed Ieexpro lieexpressed
expressed ed ha astonishment utonl hment as to how howsuch bowweh howsuch
such a silly 117 and malicious invention inventioncould hrentJoncould inventioncould
could have originated He has JSwt re returned re returned weturned ¬
turned from a threeweeks visit 9ft in inBudapest InBudapest InBudapest
Budapest where he had enjoyed the dally dallyand dajlyand dailyand
and familiar intercourse of all his com compatriot comptttriots cornpatriots ¬
patriot of note in the official and par parliamentary parUamftntary parItamentary ¬
liamentary world Not only was the pos possibility poslbUlty poeelbility ¬
sibility of his hi retirement reU ment never broached broachedor
or hinted at At but all hi his conversation with withregard withregard it itreard
regard to AustroHungartaa concerns in inAmerica InAmerica InAmerica
America were bas based d on 0 the supposition suppositionof pJHMdtlon pJHMdtlonof
of his prolonged stay tay here The Ambos Ambassador Am1ulhu Ambossador ¬
sador has been twelve years at Isle pres present presflnt proseat ¬
eat post During this period six spvern spvernments npyernmentIJ gpvernments
ments have succeeded each other in Hun Hungary IIunpry liongary ¬
gary garyFrom pryFrom garyFrom
From all of them he ha baa received ex expression expreeetou oxprssslons ¬
pression of thank and acknowledgement acknowledgementfor acknowtd ement ementfor
for hi his srrvlce which he treasures trea8Ureamong as asamong asamong
among the most valuable souvenir of hi hicareer his hiecareer hiscareer
career The present Hungarian govern government pvernment governmeet ¬
ment ha bAa raised him to the peerage of hi hicountry his hiscountry hiscountry
country on which occasion he received receivedthe receivedthe receivedthe
the congratulations of all classes e of hi hicountrymen his hIlicountJymea hiscountrymen
countrymen In the face ta of these facts factshe factahe factshe
he would only say y that the discontent discontentof
of Magyar Ma ar political circles mentioned in inpress Indblpatches inpreen
press dispatches has been remarkably well wellhidden wenhidden wellhIdden
hidden from him and had certainly been beenexpressed beenuxprNHd beenexpremed
expressed in the most 100ft mo unusual way wayWith wayWltb wayWith
With regard to 0 the statement of a afortyyear afortyyear afortyyear
fortyyear term of office o the Ambassador Ambaaaoorrmar Ambassadorremar j jremarked
remarked rmar fd that there Is 1 no limit of age or ortime ortime ortime
time in the Austrian or Hungarian service serviceregulations serviceregulations tee teeIplatt
regulations n Forty 011Y years of service enti entitles ontltits cciities ¬
tits an official to retire with full pay but butdo 1Otdo butdo
do not make his retirement obligatory obligatoryOn
On the other hand the government may mayhave mayhave mayhave
have and exercise the right to retire an anofficial anouilcini n nollleial
official at any time if they think another anotherincumbent anotherIncumhent anotherincumbent
incumbent would be more more elhclenL elhclenLIMAY e1 elhclentMAY ClentMAY
IMAY MAY SUMMON MRS BYWATERS BYWATERSDlHtrict BYW BYWATERSDistrict ATERS ATERSDlntrlct
District Attorney Attornc Can Compel Hor to toTestify toJeHtlf toTestify
Testify JeHtlf ARraiiiNt A fthult Ieon IeonIt IeonI leanIt
I It make mak no difference in the opinion opinionof
of o District Attorney Baker whether Mrs MrsViola XraVto1a MrsViola
Viola By Bywaters waters of Culpeper Va ta wil willing wflliD wilflag ¬
ling < or unwilling uraiU1n to testify against Dr DrLeon DrLeota DrLeon
Leon Leota the Washington cton physician Impli Implicated ImpUI imiiilcited ¬
I cated by her Mr Baker said that when whenever whenI whenever ¬
ever hta hi office is ready aad want ant Mrs MrsBywater MreBywater MrsBywaters
I Bywater in Wrahington hh1ngton to testify she shewill shewill
will be compelled to obey the summons summonsTo summonswro uaamo uaamoTo
To claim that we cannot bring brtQ3here people peoplehere peoplehere
here from other oth r States Stat to testify said saidMr wMr saidMr
Mr Baker seems ridiculous We have havedone banIt havedon
done don It again and again and I cannot cannotsee cannotwhat cannotsee
see what is to prevent us from doing the thesame theame thesame
same thing in this th case If we should eon eonchide 001Idude eonelude
chide to do so soThe eoThe soThe
The Strother family Is I very much muchagainst JIIleiaplat niucliagainst
against their sisters Wer appeari AppearlJlIr Their Theirattitude Theirattitude Theirattitude
attitude is I authoritatively stated to be beas beas
as follow followThe toUo toUoThe followsme
The family cannot convent to tofurther tofurther tofurther
further embarass Viola 101a by requiring requiringher requh1nxher requiringher
her to go to Washington and testify testifyagainit tHtU7a testifyagainst
against a Dr Leon His conviction would wouldnot woaldDOt wouldnot
not be worth the price Thl This Aftalr Aftalrtoo i itoo Is Istoo
too horrible in all its It details now to toagitate toal toagitate
agitate al tste it further furtherDO furtherDO furtherDO
DO NOT LIKE CARICATURES CARICATURESGeriunnAiiioricnuH CARICATURESGermnnAJI1trlcnUM CARICATURESGermnnAniericniis
GeriunnAiiioricnuH Resent Reflec Reflections Itcflcet10Jll htelleclinus ¬
tions on the he Gcrmnn Kaiser KntaerThe JnIMcrThe KaiserThe
The GermanAmerican Alliance of the theDistrict theDlatrlot theDistriOt
District of Columbia will not take any anyaction aJaYaction anyaction
action as a body to express its U disap disapproval Mpproval disapproval ¬
proval of weekly publications pubUeaU in earl earlluring carlturAnA earlturing
luring Kaiser Wilhelm Wilhel notwithstand notwithstanding nohrithaandInK notwlthstandIng ¬
ing that some of Its It brother societies ia iaCincinnati laCtaellUlati InCincinnati
Cincinnati passed resolutions reeela o protect protecting prot protID proteotlag ¬
lag ID < against the alleged reflections reaeetto reaeettotile on onthe onthe
the Smperor mperor of Germany GermanyIn 7 7In
In the opinion of Kurt Voclekner Yocleknerpresident Vocleknerpre Vocleknerpresident
president pre ldent of the Washington WhI on branch of ofthe orthe ofthe
the GermanAmerican Alliance tbe tbeI tbemembers themembers
I members of the organization are citi citizens cfttsen ci U Uacne ¬
acne sen of the United States and although althoughthey aUhouShtb87 althoughthey
they feel f l any reflection against the thei theKaiser theKaiser
i Kaiser they have no right to take hoe hostile h htile hoetile ¬
tile steps te against In t the American press pressrepresenting prNSreprfoMontins pressrepresenting
representing the American A rtean public Mr MrVolckner lrVolckner MrVolckner
Volckner added that while he was waspersonally waspersonally u upenouUy
personally in sympathy with Ith the senti sentiment aentJrnent sentinent ¬
ment expressed by tbe Cincinnati reso resolutions resolutions reohutton
lutions he h did not think it was right or orproper Orproper orproper
proper for a body which received < Its ItsI IUcharter itscharter
I charter from Congress Con to take any anysteps any8teptl anysteps
steps in the matter matterHeralds matterThe matterThe
The Heralds Circulation CirculationThe
The advertiser who patronizes The TbeWashington TheWuhfaKton TheWashington
Washington Herald knows what hat he is is i get getting gettlD gettlng ¬
ting tlD m lit the way of publicity Its circula circulation etreulatton dreelalion ¬
lion books are open openThe openTbe openThe
The daily average circulation now f i Is in inexcess Inexeeu inexcess
excess of 27 JM copies copiesOver copMeOver copiesOver
Over fourfifths of this circulation is la lathe fatbe Inthe
the city of WashfoRtoa and the Immediate Immediatesuburbs Immediatesuburb immediatesuburbs
suburbs suburbsThe suburbThe suburbsThe
The great reat bulk of it is home circulation circulationhousetohouse drculaUonhowietoboue dreulatlonhousetohouse
housetohouse delivery circulation circulationThe dreulaUonTbe circulationThe
The Herald has more readers rMd more morebona morobona morebona
bona tide subscribers in Washington than thanwere tbanwere thanwere
were ever before secured by a morning morningnewspaper morningnewapaper morningnewspaper
newspaper at the capital capitallROIe more by thou thousands tboud thousandsand ¬
sands sandsand and d the number Is growing stead steadily steadii ¬
ily 11
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It is essentially tla1tT the peoples Q paper The Thesubstantial Thesubsuuatial Thesubstantial
substantial support it is receiving reeetvlngits its en enlarging enll enharging ¬
larging ll clientele cUenteleprovea proves conclusively that thatit thatIt thatIt
it is Just the sort of morning newspaper fte3paperblagtOft newspaperWashington newspaperWashington
Washington blagtOft wants Not yet three months monthsold monthsold monthsold
old it has only begun 1M to grow growThe growThe growThe
The Herald last la t week printed circu circulated circulated circuhated ¬
lated and told 0k HM 1411 i papers IMpe papersa t A daily dailyaverage dallyaverae dailyaverage
average of fiOB 17 The daily dall averages averagesfor avecagesfor averagesfor
for the last four weeks were as fol follows follows follows ¬
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I solemnly swear tkat the above abovestatement abovestatment abovestatement
statement represents repre nta the number of ofcopies ofeop1e6 ofcopies
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ally circulated and sold daily during duringthe duringUte duringthe
the weeks named ended ended December Decomb r r1H6 22 2218C6 2 2J
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J HARRY CUNNINGHAM Auditor AuditorSubscribed AuditorSrlbed AuditorSubscribed
Subscribed and sworn to before me methis methis methis
this 38th day of December A D DPAUL 1QK 1QKPAUL 191GPAUL
PAUL F CAIN Notary Public PublicThe PublicThe PublicThe
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conditional upon his withholding his pa patronage ptuonage panonage ¬
nonage from another newspaper It seeks seekshis soakshis sook sookhis
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offer him him in return Its methods are those thosethat thosethat thosethat
that make for success in any any line of legiti legitimate legitimate legitimate ¬
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cessful CS5CUI business men of Washington iYAshlngton fol follow follow follow ¬
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DR GIDNNESS HERE HERETalk HEREVi11
Vill Talk Over Congo with withMr 1vithMr withMr
Mr Root Today TodayTELLS TodayI TodayTELLS TodayTELLS
I
TELLS OF AFRICAN OUTRAGES OUTRAGESHOIICN OUTRAGESJrJaeH OUTRAGEShopes
hopes to Ic Perunde r uncle Secretary Scerctnr of State Stiiteto Stntcto Stateto
to Tnke Definite Action ActionMission ActionMissionary Miniiion Miniiionnry IIItlonnr
nry nr Declares Reference nl tereJlec to Cardinal CardinalGililionx CnrillnulGlhhonll CardinalGIbbo
Gililionx GIbbo in His Baltimore Address AddressHad AddrcltllUn1 Addresshad
Had Been Misunderstood MiwunderntoodDr U uJ1IlcrHtool uJ1IlcrHtoolDr
Dr Howard Guinness who Is at the thehead thehCfld thehead
head of the Re Regions Beyond ctyOlld Missionary MissionaryUnion MissionaryUnion lIonaryunIon
Union and in that capacity ta urging ur lng the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States Stat and other countries trlM to make makean JINIkean makean
an investigation Into the present pro e t condition conditionof
of affair in the Congo Free State will willcall willCall willcall
call upon Secretary Root today and offer offerto offerto offerto
to place laee before the Cabinet of ocr cer er the ex exact exaet cxact ¬
act state of the people and the conditions conditionsexisting condtt1on8exlatlng conditionsexisting
existing there thereMy UIMLIy thereMy
My Iy visit to Secretary Root will not be beto beto beto
to try to persuade him to take any definite definiteaction 4eJnlteaction deliniteaction
action in the matter Dr Guinness said saidyesterday saidyestrday 14 14yl1Jrday
yesterday Mr Root has been 1w requested requestedby requtWteclby requesteeby
by several nil of the most t influential h men of ofOil orUt ofthis
Ut this Oil country to took into the matter and andac andI andas
ac I have been to the Congo I am in a aposition apoetttoa aposition
position to answer au answei any questions he may maydesire maydesire maydesire
desire to auk aukDr RMkDr iskDr
Dr Guinness Guinn to visiting YlldUA T A A Cullen Cultenlocal Cullenlocal Culienlocal
local superintendent su rlnteac1ent of the Christian Jaft and andMissionary andMlsoury andMissionary
Missionary Alliance JUIIa at Si 1 Grant Place PlaceHe l PlaceHe ee eeHe
He to on his way to South America AmericaJohiiNon AmericaJOhUHUI1 AmericaJohnson
Johnson Works ork for Humanity HumanityDr
Dr Herbert Johnson on of Boston who whohas whobaa whohas
has been lecturing Jeeturln on the Congo Con ta work workbag workIn worklag
bag In for himself hh lC alone Is tbe opinion of Dr DrGuinness DrGuinn DrGuinnem
Guinness Guinn Dr Johnson to using g his own ownmoney ow owmoney ownmoney
money being Comfortably well off and andworking andworJtlng andworking
working In the interests ts of humanity humanityA
A A report has ha been circulated etreukt that Dr DrJohnson DrToIuuIon DrJohnson
Johnson was acting actlR as a ulHeM prom agent agentand acenland agentand
and was paid by people who are seeking seekingland aeekht aeekht1aad seekIngland
land In tbe Congo Dr Guinness a does not notbelieve notbeIteYe notbelieve
believe the story storyDr storyDr storyDr
Dr Guinness says that hta address in inBaltimore 1ftDaltbnore InBaltimore
Baltimore and the mention of Cardinal CardinalGibbons CanIt1Gib CardinalGibbons
Gibbons oM had been misunderstood J He did didnot dt4not didnot
not wish hill remark to appear as an at attack atlaCk attack ¬
tack because e the cardinal had taken no noaction DOaction noaction
action to have the United States use Its Itsinfluence IUil Itsinlluence
influence il in aboU abolishing slavery 817 In the rub rubber rubber rubbet ¬
ber district along a the OleHe Congo CongoHe CongoHe
He was asked ked why in We opinion Car Cardinal CardtItaI Cardies ¬
dies Gibbons had made no move to In Induce IadtlCe Induos ¬
duce th the government of this th country to toprevent toprwent toprevent
prevent the Inhuman treatment of the thenatives tlteaaUv thenatives
natives aaUv which to said to have been going goingon 5OIra 5OIraOIl goingon
on for years yearsCardinal yearsCard1 yearsGardiasi
Cardinal Gibbon has great t influence influenceta
ta this country there to no question loa about aboutthat aHutthat aboutthat
that Dr Guinness replied rt Just why whyhe whyhe whyhe
he has never taken more interest In the theaffairs theof theaSta1r
affairs aSta1r of the Congo I am not sure sureKtag sureKIDS sureICing
KIDS Leopold you know kno to a member of ofthe oftbe ofUi
the Ui Roman Ro church Cardinal Gibbons Gibbonshas Gtbbongreat Gibbonshis
has great admiration for the ruler I Ithink Ithhllt Ithink
think Possibly the prelate take tak the thesame theme thesame
same me view of the situation as King Leo Leopold Leopold Leohold ¬
pold himself mMIl It to likely too that the thecardinal thecardinal thecardinal
cardinal baa such uch confidence In the King Kingand KingaDd Kingand
and his version of the conditions In the theCongo UteConso theCongo
Congo that he does not believe the U re report re reporta reports ¬
port of the treatment of the natives nativesSpent natheeSIent nativesSpent
Spent n fl Yenr In Con Congo ConJoDr CongoDr fro froDr
Dr Guinness Gultan who ho spent a year ta the theCongo theConO theCongo
Congo Free State and who ho receives dally dallyreports daDyreport dailyreports
reports from the missionaries In that thatcountry tJaatcoUDLry thatcountry
country believe by alt means that the theUnited tileUnJted theUnited
United States should intervene to prevent NeNAt1utl8 preventharsh
harsh treatment of negrsss and a to abel aholtoh aDoIvery abellab
lab shivery shiveryThe slaveryme very veryThe
The United States was the Am coon coontry couatrT coontry
try to recognise the flag a of the company companyestablished COIIIJMUlYetltabll8bed comjmnyIStblIshId
established to do a trading business ta tathe Inthe hithe
the Congo COD Dr Guinness Gut said jet The com company eontwu cornt07 ¬
pany t07 was consder considered d as a government governmentThl goyemmentThitl governmentThis
Thl This was in UB4 UB4Explorer 1184Explorer 1314Exploror
Explorer Stanley discovered cII8con the great greatrubber grtrubber greatrubber
rubber districts in IfTT Several years yearslater yearslater nn nnla
later la ter a great trading company was or organized orcantted organized ¬
ganized and different trading station es established ce cetabllshM establishod ¬
tablished To carry carryon on business with 1tb this thtecountry th thcoo thiscountry
country coo try Leopold applied to President PresidentArthur Pre PresidentArthur tdent tdentArthur
Arthur to recognize the flag of the th com company companT corniisny ¬
panT as a government instead of a as a acompany aeolllpaJlY acompany
company Leopolds request was as granted grantedFrom grantedFrom grantedFrom
From year to year the conditions there therebecame therebeeNne therebecame
became worse orse Vast Industries were es established eItabllllbed establiahed ¬
tablished and the rubber business earned earnedon ear carriedon e eon
on extensively It grew gre and made for fortunes fortuneE fortunes ¬
tunes Thirty thousand armed native nativeare naUvHare nativesare
are employed at the present time by the thecompany thecompuly thecompany
company to enforce slavery The treat treatment lleatmoot treatmost ¬
moot of the slave sIa vetS te something beyond beyondordinary beonclorcunary beyondordinary
ordinary imagination It Is so terrible terriblethat terrtbtethat terriblethat
that one cannot tell of the condition In Inpublic Inpublic inpublic
public The reports porUl from the Congo have havenot ha haROt havenot
not been exaggerated exaggeratedActive exag exaggeratedActIve erated eratedActhc
Active Lobby in VanhInfrton 1aahilngtonThe VanhInfrtonThe nJllhlnlttollThe
The lobby at Washington ha baa been at atwork atvWk atwork
work several years Thousand of dollars dollarshave doIlarsha dollarshave
have ha 18 been spent for the services of repre representative reItresentattvf8 repaesentetives ¬
sentative of King Leopold who remained remainedhere remainedhere remainedhere
here to prevent if possible the American AmericanCongrese AmericanConTOSC AmericanCongrsm
Congrese taking action to stop the bru brutality Brutality brutality ¬
tality indulged in by the rubber compa companies COIftpanlea coenpanIna ¬
nIna and their officers along the Congo CongoIn CongoIn CongoIn
In referring to the natives and condi conditions con4ltlons condithins ¬
thins controlled by y the King of Belgium Belgiumin
in the faraway country countr Dr Guinness Guinnesssays Gulnnesssays Guinnesssays
says he talks from actual knowledge of ofaffairs ofatrairs ofaffairs
affairs When hen slavery was first started startedin start startIn startdin
in the country countr and when the facts be became be became hecame ¬
came known to the world Dr Guinness Guinnesspersonally Gulnnosspersomtll Guinneespersonally
personally called on King Leopold and andappealed andappealed nd ndappealed
appealed to Mm for relief of the natives nativesThe natlnsThe nativesThe
The ruler at that time said he did not notbelieve notbeleve notbelieve
believe conditions were as bad as re reported reported reported ¬
ported portedSome portedSome portedSome
Some time after the work of the role missionaries ml6skmaries roleslonaries ¬
sionaries began to attract attention Dr DrGuinness DrGuinness DrGuinness
Guinness himself then in the rubber dis districts districts districts ¬
tricts of the Congo was approached by byH bya bya
a representative of the company comp ny and an anoffer anotrer anoffer
offer was made to him to become a direc director director director ¬
tor of a corporation which proposed to do doway doiwa doaway
away iwa way with slavery The missionary of ofcourse otcourse ofcourse
course course declined the position positionDr positionDr positionDr
Dr Guinness will remain In Washington Washingtonseveral Washingtonseveral Wasblngtonsenra1
several days His work in South America Americawill AmerlOAvm Americawill
will take t ke him among the Indians of Peru Peruwho Peruwho Peruwho
who it to i alleged have been brutally brutallytreated brutallytfeated brutallytreated
treated
Moncheur Galls on Root RootThe RootThe RootThe
The Belgian Minister Baron Mencheur Mencheurcallod lIencheurcallod Mencheurcalled
callod at the State Department yesterday yesterdayand yesterdayand yesterdayand
and had a conference with Secretary SecretaryRoot SecretaryRoot SecretaryRoot
Root RootIt RootIt RootIt
It is believed that the Congo matter matterwas matterwas matterwas
was under discussion Baron Moncheur Moncheurhaving Moncheurhaving Ioncheurhaving
having for six weeks omitted attending attendingto
to formal affairs on account of the death deathof doothor deathof
of his young daughter His call yesterday yesterdayupon yesterdayupon yesterdayupon
upon Mr Root was his first since the theCongo theCongo theCongo
Congo agitation grew acute acuteWill acuteVIII acutewill
Will VIII Study Stud Black Snniln SnnilnThe SnnlIeThe SnndnThe
The United States geological survey survoyintends surveyIntends surveyintends
intends to start a plant for the study of ofblack ofbbick ofblack
black sand at Chapel Hill N C some sometime somer sometime sometime ¬
time In January Jnnuar A plant will be In Installed Installed inI ¬
r I
stalled equipped with washing tables tablesand tablesand tablesand
and magnetic separators for working workingboth workingboth workingboth
both wet and dry sand Many of the stu students students students ¬
dents of the University of o North Carolina Carolinawill Carollnnw1l1 Caroiin Caroiinwill
will be utilized in the work It Is ex expected expected enpected ¬
pected that Congress will be asked to tomake tomake tomake
make a considerably larger appropriation appropriationthis
this year than last on account of the re research resoorch research ¬
search work workFire workFlrc workFire
Fire Destroys HomeT homeThe Home HomeThe
The T house of DavId Bailey ills A street streetsoutheast streetsoutheast streetsoutheast
southeast southeast was completely destroyed by byfire b bfire bylire
fire last night about 9 oclock Thelhouse Thelhousewhich TheLhousewhich Thehousewhich
which was the property of Henson Prim Primrose Primrose Primrose ¬
rose was a frame structure The dwell dwelling1 dwelling dwqhlIng ¬
ing and furnishings whlqh were valued at atabout atabaut atabout
about 450 fiO Q were fere not covered by insurance
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CREDITORS CREDITORS ASK SETTLEMENT SETTLEMENTPetition SETTLEMENTPetition
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Petition Court to Declare Local Firm FirmBankruptM FirmDnnkrupt FirmBankrupts
Bankrupts BankruptMA
A Beseech Co of Cincinnati Will Willlam WIllIsm Willlam
lam J H Gluck of Baltimore James M MKIrkland MKirkland MKirkland
KIrkland of Baltimore and F M Berden BerdenA
A Bro of Philadelphia through their theirattorneys theirattornl78 theirattorneys
attorneys William Henry White Julius JuliusK TuHusE JuliusF
K F Peyser Joseph Salmon and William WllilamH
H Sholes yesterday tiled a petition In Inthe inthe Inthe
the local courts to have the firm of ofSnitzer oCSnitzer ofSeltzer
Snitzer La Porte local furniture deal dealers Mal1IJ dealerg ¬
ers 1IJ adjudged bankrupt They also ask askthat askthat askthat
that a receiver be appointed and that thatSaitzer thatSeltzer thatSeltzer
Seltzer and La Porte be enjoined and r rIttralnecJ re restrained < r rKtralnttl
strained from removing or disposing of ofor ofor ofor
or Interfering with the property belong belonging belongIn belong1mg ¬
ing < to that firm firmTh firmrhe armlhe
Th rhe claim of the creditors named namedaggregate namedag namedaggregate
aggregate ag gate R34SSS and it Is claimed c1aim d by bythem bythem bythent
them that Snitzer La Porte commit committed committed committed ¬
ted acts of bankruptcy and that within withintbe withinthe withinthe
the last two or three months in fur furtheranee furtherance furtheranee
theranee of a scheme to defraud peti peUUoners petitioners j jttoners
ttoners and creditors bought exten extensively extensively extenntvely ¬
sively from a large number of wholesale wholesalehomes wholesalmlnt wholesalehouses
homes on credit and that In this man manner manner manncr ¬
ner they accumulated In their stores storesgootie storestQ storesgoods
goods aggregating In value many thou thousands thouiID4 thousands ¬
sands of dollars The petitioners allege allegethat alJfgethat allegethat
that the firm removed the goods from fromtheir fromtheir fromtheir
their store to local auction rooms where wheretb wherethey wherethey
tb they y were sold at public auction and andl andbfQtght andlsronght
TQtgtU l le6 than wholesale price the theproceeds theproeetds theproceeds
proceeds of the sales being handed over overto overto overto
to Saltaer It La Porte PorteA PorteA PorteA
A suit uft for dissolution of partnership partnershipwas
was filed by IsMor Snitzer against his hispartner hispartner hispartner
partner James C La Porte December D ember 19 19TWe 1tTJ 11This
This cas can was dismissed Wednesday WednesdayChief WednesdayChief VednesdayChief
Chief Justice Ju tlce Clabaugh to whom the thepetition th thtltlon thepetition
petition tltlon of the creditors was presented presentedissued prsntt presentedIssued > d diMued
issued a rule against Snitzer La Port Portto Portto Porfrto
to show how cau cause e e January 11 why they theyshould theyaboulcl theyshould
should not be declared bankrupt bankruptROOSEVELT bankruptROOSEVELT bankruptROOSEVELT
ROOSEVELT NAMES NA IES KITTENS KITTENSOne
One Will Be Known as Maria andj andjthe and andthe andthe
the Other Bellamy BellamyMother BellamyIotbcr BellamyMother
Mother I 11I a White house Pet with withSix wUbSIx willsSix
Six Toes on Each EachOne EachFoot EachFoot
Foot FootOae FootOne
One of the most attractive Inmates ef efUw fOM ofthe
Uw White House is SUppers H a a middle middleaged middlea middleaged
aged a E4 feline who not only possesses po six sixtoes sixtoe sixtoes
toes on each foot but has always been an anardent ananJent anardent
ardent apostle of the Presidents Pre ldents antirace antiracesuicide antiraceautekkt antiraceauIcidt
suicide doctrine doctrineOn doctrineOn doctrineOn
On Christmas tmu day Slippers presented presentedto
to her young friends at the White House Housetwo Housetwo Housetwo
two kittens one a male the other a fe female feIe fenie ¬
male In view of the fact that the HOW HOWarrivals HCWan11aM newarrivals
arrivals had chosen so auspicious au ptcloutD a day for fortheir fortheir fortheir
their advent into a cold but cheery world worldth worldYOUftger worldthe
the th younger members of the Presidents Presidentsfamily Pretlldentsfamily Presidentsfamily
family determined that he should name namethem namethem namethem
them The tiny felines were wrapped In a awarm arm awarm
warm rm blanket and conveyed to the pros presence pr8eneeof prosence ¬
ence eneeof of the President who was working workingover workingoyer workingovet
over letters or messages mesag and with all due dueformality dueformality deformality
formality he was asked ked to bestow suitable suitablenames aultablenames suitablenames
names on Slippers Christmas present presentDelighted presentDellgbted presentDeilgbted
Delighted my dear children replied repliedthe re rethe repliedthe
the President Then addressing addres ng himself himselfgravely JdIMelfgranly himselfgravely
gravely to the squirming little cats he besaid heR14I hesaid
said in solemn tones tonesMy tonesMy tonesMy
My young feline friends by Executive Executiveorder Executheord Exeuttveorder
order you shall hereafter be known re respectively rePeCtively reapecttvely ¬
spectively > as Maria and Bellamy BellamyBOGUS BellamYBOGUS BellamyBOGUS
BOGUS CHECK MAN BUSY BUSYPns BUSYPm BUSYPasses
Pns Passes JII en n Qnnntity Q llnntlt of Worthies WorthiesPaper WorthlessPPer VorthlePnler
Paper on Several Merchant MerchantAfter JlerebnntaAfter MerchnntaAfter
After making several successful hauls haulsm haulslit haul haulin
i m lit this city about two months ago a man manwho manwho manwho
who poses as a sailor nor and gives the name nameof nameof nameof
of James J Dunn U S N has resumed resumedoperations resumedo resumedoperations
operations o with equal success within the thelaet theIut theInst
laet few days passing ng forged forg d checks Com Complaints Complaints Cornpialuts ¬
plaints have ha ve been made mioc by several mer merchants mercbaAts suerchants ¬
chants that they the accepted checks from a aman awho aman
man who answers Dunns description descriptionwatch deserlptJonwbteh descriptionwhich
watch they now find to be worthless w rtbJess for forgeries forger1eL forgenes ¬
genes geriesAbraham ger1eLAbraMm genesAbraham
Abraham Minster of 1 18It 1S 9 F street re reports re reports reports ¬
ports that Dunn gave him a bogus check checkfor checkCor checkfor
for 31 in payment for some gentlemens gentlemensfurnishings gentlemensfurnishings gentlemensfurnishings
furnishings The cheek was on the theTraders theTraders theTraders
Traders National Bank and was drawn drawnby drawnby drawnby
by uCbas Chas Wilcox of the Prudential Life LifeInsurance LIfeI LifeInsurance
Insurance I suranee Company and it was indorsed indorsedJ
J C Athey who at one time was the thecashier thecashIer thecashier
cashier of the bank Edward Becker of ofHIS ofHU
HIS F street accepted a check of 51 51bearing 1bearing 1b 1bbearing
bearing the same indorsement as pay payment pti ptimeat paymeat ¬
meat for goods William WiIIlamA A Henderson Hendersonalso Hendersonal80 Hendersonalso
also accepted a < epted a cheek for 96 Joseph JosephAuerback JosepbAuerbaek JosephAuerback
Auerback of 822 J Pennsylvania avenue avenuetook avenuetook avenuetook
took a check of 20 36 O on the Riggs Bank Bankindorsed BankIndorsed Banklndorsed
indorsed A T Brice cashier of the thesame theme thesame
same me in payment for some clothing In Ineach Ineach Ineach
each instance the amount of the bill billamounted bIllamounted billamounted
amounted to about half the sum of the thecheck thecheek thecheck
check and sums of money mone varying from fromto
1 to I 1 12 were given to the man In change changeMessrs changeMessrs changeMessrs
Messrs Willcox Athey Atha and B grlce rlce say saythat saythat a athat
that the signatures are forgeries forgerl s and that thatthey thatthe thatthey
they the never saw or heard of o the man who whopassed whopasSfll whopassed
passed the worthless paper paperTAKE paperTAKE paperTAKE
TAKE PITY 1 ITY ON LIVE STOCK STOCKXot STOCKXot STOCKNot
Xot to Be Confined l by > r Railroads Be Beyond Dcond Beyond
yond ond Time Limit of Law LavThe LnwTbe LawThe
The Department of Agriculture Is de determined determined dotermined ¬
termined to have enforced the law pro prohibiting prohibiting prohibltlng ¬
hibiting railroads from confining live livestock I1estock livestock
stock beyond be ond the thirtysix hour limit limitAs Jlml JlmlAs llmltAs
As a result r sJt of its recent investiga investigation Inve8tigatlon Investigation ¬
tion it sent to the theDepartment Department of Justice Justicelast Justicelast Justicelast
last evening records In cases Involving Involvingseven Involvingseven involvingseven
seven leading lines It accompanied accompaniedthe
the papers with a recommendation recommendationfrom recommendationfrom recommendationfrom
from Secretary Wilson that suit be bebrought bebrought bebrought
brought without delay The following followingare
are the railroad companies which It Itfinds Itfinds itfinds
finds have been violating the law lawGreat law lawGr8t lawGreat
Great Northern Oregon Short Line LineSouthern LIneSoutbern LineSouthern
Southern Pacific Union Pacific Lake LakeShore LakeShore LakeShore
Shore Santa Fe and Burlington BurlingtonCANAGA BurUngtonCANAGA BurlingtonCANAGA
CANAGA IS BURIED HERE HEREFuneral HEREFUllcral KEREFuneral
Funeral of Man Who ho Died in Boston BostonHeld DORtonHcld BostonhIchil
Held Yesterday YesterdayThe Yesterda YesterdaThe YesterdayThe
The funeral of Alfred B Canaga U US US US
S N who died suddenly In Boston on onMonday ononda onMonday
Monday onda was held here yesterday morn mornIner mornIng morning
Ing The burial was made in Arling Arlington Arlington ArlIngton ¬
ton with full military honors honorsThe honorsTho honorsThe
The body bod arrived from Boston at 10 10oclock 10ocloclc 10oclock
oclock where it was met by a military militaryescort ml1ltar ml1ltarescort militaryescort
escort under command of Commander CommanderTheodore CommanderTheodore CommanderTheodore
Theodore C Fenton U S N retired retiredconsisting retiredconsisting retiredconsisting
consisting of two companies of marines marinesend marinesnd marinesand
end nd one company of bluejackets bluejacketsRemember bluejacketsRemember bluejacketsRemember
Remember Father Smith SmithFather SmithFather SmithsFather
Father Smith Smith of St St Patricks Church Churchwas Churchwas Churchwas
was presented with a handsome umbrella umbrellalast umbrenlast umbrellalast
last evening by b the Promoters of the theSociety theSociety theSociety
Society of the Children of Mary the theyoung theoung theyoung
young oung peoples sodality of the church churchThe churchThe churchThe
The presentation was made at the resi residence residence residence ¬
dence of Miss Genevieve GaskIns 1411 1411Twentyninth 1411Twentyninth 1411Twentyninth
Twentyninth street northwest nnrthwcst where the thepromoters thepromoters tepromoters
promoters met for a Christmas social as asthe asthe asthe
the guests of Miss Gaskins GaskinsStandard GaskinsChristian GaskinsChristiaN
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bills can be paid in III small smallweekly smallweekly smallweekly
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that you will never miss Our Ourprices Ourprices Ourprices
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