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I NO 1262 I WASHINGTON D DO 0 MONDAY MAROE ARO 21 1910 TWO CENTS
S rENR05E PENAOSEBRINGS PENAOSEBRINGSSTRIKE BRINGS BRINGSSTRIKE
STRIKE TO CLOSECompany CLOSE Cl05jNION5 CLOSEt CLOSEUNIONSTRIUMPH
UNIONSTRIUMPH UNIONSTRIUMPHCompany NION5 TRIUMr TRIUMrt TRIUMrCompany
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Company Concedes Nine Ninetenths Ninetenths NinetentIs
tenths of Points PointsFIGHT PointsFIGHT PointsFIGHT
FIGHT TO LAST STAND STANDOfficials STANDOfficaIs S9ANDOffija1s
Officials Are 16 Called One by One OneInto OneInto OiieInto
Into Account AccountWilt AccountIlt Accountwilt
Wilt Ilt Under Threats of o f Destruction Destructionat Destrnctlon Destrnctlonat
at the Handa of legislature with withPleading withPlcadinl withP1cui1ng
Pleading on One Side and Flat Flatfooted FJdtooted Fiatfooted
footed Dictation on the Other OtherCar OtherCaren OtherCaruien Car Carmens ¬
mens uien en Committee of Nineteen Re Reject ReJect Reject ¬
ject Plan Asking Sole Recognition RecognitionSTRIKERS RecognitionSTRIKERS
ot otSTRIKERS
STRIKERS ARE GIVEN GIVENNEARLY GIVENNEARLY GIVENNEARLY
NEARLY ALL ASKED ASKEDCompany ASKEDCompan ASKEDCompany
Company Compan ivill take back all allmen nl1men nilmen
men on strike trlke and restore them themio themto themto
to old runs and priority on wage wageand uagennd wngeand
and promotion lists listsCompany UstsCompnn usteCompany
Company must pay pa 3 i a any day to tonll < toall o oall
all men kept k pt uniting traltingBoard unitingBonrd TahtlngBoard
Board of arbitration to decide decidefate decidefnte decidefate
fate of 1T3 men dismissed dlsmlssedfor dlsmlssedforcnuIe for lorcause forcause
cause causeCompany cnuIeCompauy causeCompany
Company must deal with em employes employes employca ¬
ployes through grievance grl ance com commlttce committee cornmittee
mittee which gives unions repre representation repreIicntation represontation ¬
sentation IicntationStrikers sontationStrikere sentationStrikers
Strikers to get an Increase of 1 1cent 1cent 1cent
cent per hour hourPhiladelphia hourPhiladelphia bourPhiladelphia
Philadelphia March 20 2oUnited 2oUnitedStates 20UnitedStates United UnitedStates
States Senator Boies Penrose broke brokethe brokethe brokethe
the strike tonight tonightOne tonightOne tonightOne
One by one lie called before him himthe himthe himthe
the directors dir ctDrs of the Philadelphia PhiladelphiaRapid Phi1adelp1tiaRapid PhiladelphiaRapid
Rapid Transit Company and forced forcedthem forcedthem forcedthem
them to accept the terms that were wereoutlined wereoutIinedlast wereoutlined
outlined outIinedlast last Friday FridayKruger FridayKruger FridayKruger
Kruger of the Rapid Transit TransitCompany TransitCompflU TransitCompa3
Company CompflU halt iltad Ei anA anc ptsVed ptsVedCIarcac ratejtad ratejtadClarence rt ted tedClar
Clarence Clar ace W Wolf 1f vdee i e psSsilladt psSsilladtargued prSi prOSidoitargued ti tiargued
argued unavailingly Ballard chief chiefcounsel chiefcounsel I Irounscl
counsel tried to smooth the retreat retreatof retreatof i iof
of the thecompany company Nothing served to tomove tomove tomove
move the man who had become the theboss theboss theboss
boss of the situation situationPenrose LituationPenrose ituationPenrose
Penrose brought his hand down downon downon downon
on the table in his office with a bang bangthat bangthat bangthat
that shook shookthe the chandeliers He said saidthat saidthat saidthat
that he would break the Rapid RapidTransit RapidTransit RapidTransit
Transit Company into smash and andscatter andscatter andscatter
scatter the pieces over the streets streetsif streetsif streetsif
if they continued to hold out an another another another ¬
other hour He told them that he hewould hewould hewouM
would use every ounce ounce of power po er he hehad hehad hehad
had to smash the company if they theycontinued the thecontinued theycontinued
continued to back and fill fillHINTS fillHI fillHINTS
HINTS HI t1S AT A RECEIVERSHIP RECEIVERSHIPHe
He reminded them of the dubious dubiousfinancial dubiousflnanQlal dubiousttnaneRi
financial position they were In He Hethreatened Hethreatened Hethreatened
threatened to get legislation that would wouldforce wouldforce syeukjforce
force them to make terms less pleasant pleasantthan pleflStntthan p1esantthan
than had bean b n submitted Ho more than thanhinted thanhinted thanhinted
hinted at a receivership He dared tha thadirectors thadirectors thedirectors
directors to risk aetion by the common commonand oommoI oommoIand eommorand
and select councils councilsKruger councilsKruger councilsKruger
Kruger Wolf and Ballard played for fordelay fordelay rordelay
delay Penrose waved all suggestions suggestionsaside suggeatioDsaside suggestionsaside
aside There were ere two hours of plead pleading pleading pleadlag ¬
ing on one side 1de and flatfooted dictation dictationon dictationon
on the other otherThe otherThe otherThe
The Rapid Transit Company officials officialsgave officialsgave officialsgave
gave In By 18 1 oclock tonight thay th8 had hadagreed hadagreed hadagreed
agreed to everything that Senator Pen Penrose Penrose Penrose
rose demanded guaranteeing terms that thatgive tlfatslve tittgive
give the carmens union ninetenths of ofeverything oteerything ofeverything
everything It demanded de nanded Een Bven lven recog recognition recognlUon recognitton ¬
nition of the Amalgamated Union Unionthrough UnIOnthrough Unionthrough
through a grievance committee la 1 in included Included Included ¬
cluded In the capitulation First of all allthe allthe allthe
the company agrees to take back all of ofthe otthe ofthe
the men on strike cnd nd to restore them themto themto themto
to their old runs and their priority on onthe onthe onthe
the wage and promotion lists listsPay listsPay listsPay
Pay for Men Kept Waiting WaitingThe WnltlngThe WaitingThe
The proviso Is made that If the com company company cornlany ¬
pany Is unable at once to restore all of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the old men to their Jobs It shall pay paya
2 a day ay to all that t at are kept waiting waitingand waltlngand waluagand
and that these th lia shall hI1 II receive their former formerjobs form8ljobs formerjobs
jobs within two months monthsThe monthsThe monthsThe
The status of the 173 motormen and andconductors and andconductors andconductors
conductors who ware discharged for In Intoxication Intoxcatlon Intoaleatlon ¬
toxication knocking down fares and andfor andtor andfor
for the good of the service serWcethe tha act actContinued actContinued actContinued
Continued on Page 3 Column 5 5THIEF GTHIEF 5THIEF
THIEF GLAD HES OAUGHT CAUGHTRobbed OAUGHTRobbe OAUGHTBobbed
Robbed Childs Ohlld Bank and Calls Him Hlmselt Uhueli Himself ¬
self eli n nCoward nCowardPlttsburg Coward CowardPittsburg CowardPlttsburg
Plttsburg Pa Pq March 30 2OPauI Paul Juske JuskeIndicted JuskeIndicted Juskeindicted
Indicted on two charges of ofpleaded larceny Jarcanypleaded larcenypleaded
pleaded guilty in the Criminal Court and andwas andwas axedwas
was sentenced 5enton d to eighteen months in the theworkhouse theworkhouse theworkhouse
workhouse by Judge Josiah Cohen CohenJuske CohenJuske CohenJuske
Juske was 8S charged with the theft of ofmoney ofmOney ofmoney
money from a childs bank stickpins stickpinsand fltlckpinand atlckpinsand
and other jewelry 3owel After lecturing 10ct rlng the theprisoner theprisoner theprisoner
prisoner on stealing the savings of ofyoungsters ofyoungsters ofoungstors
youngsters ho was asked askEld what he had hadto hndto lrndto
to say sayI
I SQYknow know It was cowardly in me to have havetaken havetaken havetaken
taken the little girls money Judge de dectercd ded decinred
ctercd d the convicted man and I am amglad amglad amglad
glad that I was caught Any man who whorobs whorobs whorobs
robs children and blind people deserves deservesto deserv deservtsto S Sto
to be caught and I hope that my pun punishment pun punishment punIshment ¬
ishment will do me good and make me a abetter abetter abetter
better man
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WEATHER FORECAST FORECASTFor
For the District of Columbia ColumbiaMaryland ColumbiavlaryJand ColumbiaMaryland
Maryland and Virginia Vi rginiaFair Virginia4airand rginiaFairand Fair Fairand
and cooler today today i tomorrow tomorrowfair tomorrowfair tomorrowfair
fair with rising temperature temperaturelight temperaturelight temperaturelight
light variable winds windsHERALD windsHERALD windsHERALD
HERALD NEWS NEWSSUMMARY NEWSSUMMARYPngca SUMMARY SUMMARYPneres SUMMARYPnges
Pneres PngeslPenrose Pngca1Penrose
1 lPenrose Penrose Ends En s Car Strike StrikeTaft StrlkeTaft StrikeTaft
Taft Offers Tariff Tari Peace PeaceWar PeaceWar PeaceWar
War on Vaccination VaccinationMiddles Vacc1natlonMld VaccinationMiddies
Middles Mld les Drag Two From Wafer WaferFactions rafer raferFactions Fat FatFactions
Factions Ready for Fray Fray2FaIconIo FrayZFalconlc FrayhFalconlo
2FaIconIo at Ceremonies CeremoniesAmericans Cer6l11onlosAmerica CeremoniesAmerica
Americans America g Jews Refuge Refuge3Roosevelts Refuge3Roosevelts
3 3Roosevelts Roosevelts at Assouan AssouanMinority Assouan1ttnority AssouanMinority
Minority Is Cheerful CheerfulWill CheertulV11l CheerfulWin
Will V11l Arbitrate Boundary Dispute DisputeSuffragettes DisputeSUffragettes DisputeSuffragettes
Suffragettes to Hear I ar Taft Taft4EdltoriaL Tt1t4EdilorIaL Taft4EditoriaL
4EdltoriaL 4EdilorIaL5News 4EditoriaL5News
5 5News News of Society SocietyG SoeJetyGWorld SocIety6World
G GWorld World of Jr Sports SportsiFomlnine SportsiFeminine
7 iFomlnine Feminine Notes and Fashions FashionsrSenator Fashions9Senator Fashions9Senator
9Senator Owen Ow n for Reform ReformWail ReformWRil RefornVil
Wail Vil Street News News1G1Ioly News10Holy
10 1G1Ioly Holy Weak Services ServicesQay ServicesGay ServicesGay
Gay Crowds on Parade ParadeHURLED ParadeHURLED ParadeHURLED
HURLED INTO RIVER RIVERFOR RIVERFOR RIVERFOR
FOR REFllSI REFUSING KISS SISSSuitor KISSSuitor ISS ISSSuitor
Suitor Arrested After Girls GrirPsBody GirlsBody GirlsBody
Body Is Recovered RecoveredIndianapolis ReeoveleIndSanapoU RecoveredIndianapolis
Indianapolis March March20Sarah 20 20Sarah Sarah Porter Portertwenty Portortwenty Portertwety
twenty years of age was drowned In the thecanal theOIiDtll thecanal
canal under the Holton place bridge last lastnight lastnight lastnight
night James Pafnell her suitor was ar arroeted arro axroet4
roeted ro ted this morning on a charge o argo of ofthrowing ofthrowIng ofthrowing
throwing tho girl from tho bridge a adistance adistance adistance
distance of twenty feet The police I > ollce say BayParaell sayParnell sayParnell
Parnell and Miss Porter had stopped on ontha onthe onthe
the bridge brld e and that because the girl re refuted refutted refuied ¬
futed to ki kilts s him Parnell became angry angryand angryaDd angryaad
and threw her over the railing Parnell Parneiljumped Parnelljumped Parnelljumped
jumped intothe canal and tried to savtI savahar savtIhor savtiher
her but she sank out of sight and tha thabody th thbody tiwbody
body was not recovered for several severalhours Eceratnoun severalhours
hours Parneil was arrested at his home homaand homeand homeand
and i w held pending investigation investigationMAY tnvesligationMAY InvestigationMAY
MAY RUN NO MORE MORECannons MOREStrength MORECaimons
Cannons Strength at Home on the theWane theWane theWane
Wane WaneDanville WaneDavJtleUI WaneDniIIo
Danville DavJtleUI III IlL March SfcThe passing passn of ofCannon ofannoa ofOennon
Cannon annoa M Czfcf of the House is a adisappointment adlappolntment adleappohttment
disappointment to his closest friends who whofear whofear whofear
fear the result may injure J Jure his chances of ofreaJection otrt ofreiiect1on
reaJection rt lectton next fajl fa1 tty weakening tao tnefealty tn tnfoalt taofealty
fealty foalt or the Republicans of tho Eight Eighteenth ElgbtntJt Eighteentit ¬
eenth ntJt dtetrteL It was correspondingly correspondinglyjoyous CQrresp correspondinglyjoyons ndlnsly ndlnslyjoyous
joyous news to the political enemies of ofLocaiXDaraoorats otu ofUheiG
u UheiG UheiG1calXemQarats ltty lttylAcal
LocaiXDaraoorats lAcal 8 1QJrats and disaffected dis trected Repub RepubIcaac R Repu Repufleans PuJl PuJllltctfd
Icaac aJftrettti see uetfie tne beginning bhinnt g tit Gn Gnnona on onaoRa an anona
nona ona end politically and declare that thatactive thatactive thatactive
active opposition In this district to the theSpeakers theSpukers Di DiSpeakers
Speakers t reelection olectlon next fall will follow followImmediately fOl followimmdlately Dw DwImmedtately
Immediately ImmediatelyWO ImmedtatelyfW immdlatelyawo
awo fW WO 0 DIE IN I WRECK WRECKFifteen WRECKFifteen WRECKPifteen
Fifteen Are Injured as the Flyer FlyerPlunges FlyerPlunges FlyerPlunges
Plunges from Rails Rails8t i iSt
St 8t Paul March 3 The Great North Northern Northam Northera ¬
era Winnipeg flyer northbound left the therails theralll therails
rails one mile mU west of Rogers Minn to tonight tGnight tonight ¬
night Seven can went Into the ditch ditchThe dltehThe dftehThe
The engine baggage and mail cars over overturned O Oturnod overturned ¬
turned and caught fire fireEngineer ftreJn fireZaginoer
Engineer Jn neer Connelly of St Paul and andBaggageman andBa andBaggageman
Baggageman Ba Jeman Smith ot MinnaapoHe were werekilled wereklUed werekItied
killed Fourteen passengers l1Iers were W badly badlyhurt badlyhurt badlyhurt
hurt hurti hurtA hurtA
i A relief traia was s rushed from Mimic Minnaapolts XIneapolis Mimicapolls
apolts apoltsASHY apolisARMY apollsARMY
ARMY OF DOHGRAHTS DUE DUEI DUEThree DUEThree
I Three Ships Skit from Europe to Land LandThree LandTIlIee LandThree
Three Thounand in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Pllllndelpl1lnPhiladelphia PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia
Philadelphia March 30 Immigration ImmigrationCommissioner ImmlgratlonCommlutoner ImmigrationCommissioner
Commissioner Rodgers has perfected perfectedplans perfectedplaits perfectedplaits
plaits for the reception and examination examinationof
of the small army of Immigrants Imml nts ex expected expectecl cxpected ¬
pected to reach this port between now nowand no noand nowand
and Wednesday evening Nearly 3CQO 3CQOaliens 3 3aUIlOS 3tIiOallene
aliens are on board three transatlantic transatlanticliners tranStlt1antlclIears transatlanticliners
liners linersFirst lIearsFIrst linersFirst
First of the fleet to arrive will be the theFriesland theFriealand thePrloaland
Friesland of tho American Line from fromLiverpool fromLIverpool fromLiverpool
Liverpool and Quoenstown with 109 1 cabin cabinand cabinand cabinand
and 860 O steerage passenger passengerThe panengeraThe paseengorsThe
The Italia Line steamship ste mBhlp Toarmlaawith Toarmlaa Toarml Toarininawith a awith
with a large cargo of general merchan merchandise merehanl ¬
dI dise l e and 10 O cabin and 400 steerage pas pasottgers peeangers pasengers
angers IB II > due from Genoa and Naples NaplesOn NnplE NnplEOn NaplesOn
On Wednesday the Frankfur Frankfurt Is sched scheduled scheduled acheduled ¬
uled to arrive from Bremen with a num number number nurnber ¬
ber of cabin passengers and 1400 Immi Immigrants Immigrants hnmigrants ¬
grants grantsCHICAGO grantsCHICAGO grantsCHICAGO
CHICAGO TO TOHONOR HONOR LINCOLN LINCOLNPlans LINCOLNPlnns lINCOLNPlane
Plans Celebration of Fiftieth Anni Anniversary Annlersnry Annivernry ¬
versary of Nomination XomlnatlonChicago XonlnntlonChicago NominationChicago
Chicago March 20 2OA A celebration ca1ebratlonot of th thfiftieth thfit1eth the thelIftieth
fiftieth anniversary of Abraham Lincolns Lincolnsnomination Lincolnsnomination Lincolnsnomination
nomination for the Presidency Is pro proposed propoled propoeed ¬
posed for Chicago Thomas D D Knight Knightof
of the Chicago Athletic Association as aschairman asehalrman aschairman
chairman Homer Stlllwell president of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Chicago Association of Commerce Commerceand Commerceand Commerceand
and John E Wilder president of the theUnion theUnton theUnion
Union League Club have the prepara preparations preparations preparaLions ¬
tions for the celebration In hand Mr MrKnight Mrnlght MrKnight
Knight nlght announced the details of the thesoheme thescheme thescheme
scheme and said it would give Chicago Chicagoa
a week of carnival beginning on May 16 16the 16the 16the
the day on which in 1S96 1S the RepublicanProaldenUal Republican RepublicanPresidential RepubllcanPresidential
Presidential convention mot In Chicago ChicagoDANCERS ChicagoDANCERS ChicagoDANCERS
DANCERS BREAK BREAKVORLD BREAKVORLDENDURANCE WORLD WORLDENDURANCE WORLDENDURANCE
ENDURANCE RECORD RECORDSnn
San FrnnclEco March SO 2OFlve 2OFlveconpIe 2OFiecouples Five Fivecouple
couple danced last 1 9t night until untilthe untilthc untilthe
the worlds record of 14 hours hoursand hoursnn1 hoursanti
and 45 4 minutes mlnut s hntl been broken brokenin brokenIn brokenIn
in Dreamland Rink The Mara Marathon lInrnthon Marnthou ¬
thon started at 1203 oclock thin thinmornlug tblllnlornfug thismorning
morning with rlth ttb nineteen couples couplfllpartlclpntJng couplnparticipating couplesparticipating
participating There were two twobands twobanlts twobands
bands playing 30 minutes alter alternately nIternntel alternately ¬
nately natelyTlie nntel nntelTIle natelyThe
TIle only dances played were wereTTslfzen werewItzes ue uewltzell
TTslfzen and twonte twofltel s nnd any anycouple nnycouple anycouple
couple niigaing stcy was Tnll dfoncal dfoncalificd dlIq1 dlsqtmlifled l llfied
ificd Five couples were on oi the thefloor thcfloor thefloor
floor when the police JQ1lte interfered interferedand InterferedI interferedand250
and nnd2iO 250 prize Pr ze money ivaa nl divided dividedbetween divIdedbetween dividedbetween
I between them
TAFT T fT BOLDSOUT BOLDSOUTConfers HOLDSOUTPEACETOCANADA OlUS OUT OUTP
P PEACETOCANADA PEACETOCANADAconfers CE T C N O OConfers
Confers at Albany with Min Minister Minister MiiiisterFielding ¬
ister isterFielding isterFieldingMAY Fielding FieldingMM ieldingMAY
MAY MSULT RI 8ULT IN GOOD GOODTariff GOODqnriff GOOD1arif
Tariff War far Howeveiv However Not Yet YetBeyond YetBeyolll YetI
I Beyond Possibility PossibilityUnntlon Possibilityttnatlon PossibilitySituation
Situation Unntlon Remains That of Friendly Friendlyesotlutloius lrlcnrllTNegotlatioWl FriendlyNegotiations
Negotiations IK Tenor of Statement StatementIssued StatementIssuer StatementIssued
Issued at Albany lbnll Fallowing I llolng Meet Meeting leetlugPresident MeetiugPre1dent ¬
lugPresident ing President Eschews Political PoliticalDiscussion PolltlealDlaculon PoliticalDiscuasion
Discussion and Departs for New NewYork XewYo NewYork
York Yo k to Attend ttend Yale Meeting MeetingAlbany lUeetln lUeetlnAUmnjN MeetIngAlbany
Albany AUmnjN N Y Y1IInrch March 3 20The The threat threatened thre threatenod t tenad ¬
ened tariff war between this country and andthe andthe andthe
the Dominion of Canada stepped one pace paceto paceto paceto
to the rear today after President Taft Taft4W TaftoW Taftw
4W w S So Fielding minister of finance of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Dominion of Canada and Charles CharlesPepper At AtPepper At AtPepper
Pepper commercial adviser of the Do Department Dopartment Dopertinent ¬
partment of State had conferred for formore formore formore
more than three hours in an attempt to tofind tofind tOfind
find some solution of the problem problemWhile problemWhile problemWhile
While no agreement was reached and andwhile apdwhile andwhile
while none wa was absolutely promised I > romlsed by bythe bythe bythe
the conferees It was 8S the general opinion opinionthat opinionthat opinionthat
that the mooting of the President and andMr andMr andMr
Mr Fielding had been indicative of a asolution t tsolution asolution
solution Negotiations which were prac practlcajly practfcaJly practically
tlcajly at an end when Mr Pepper re returnad retcrned returned
turned to Washington from the Doraln Doralnidn Domlnl Dominida
ida l n several week weo ago have been re resurood resumed roslimed
slimed and every effort will be made by byPresident bypfotident byPteeldent
President Taft tho State Department Departmentland Departmentand
land and officials of the Canadian govern government government govornmont ¬
ment to avert the tariff war warI warThe warThe
I The President left Albany tonight Mr MrI MrFielding MrFielding
I Fielding te 1 due to depart for Canada and andI andMr andMr
I Mr Pepper IB I qgpoctad oxpocted pected to return to toWashington toWasblngton toWashington
Washington tomor tomo1tw > ow w morning Presi Presljdent President President
jdent dent Taft following tollowln the conference conferencecaused cOJ1ferencecautio conferencecaused
caused cautio < this th statement to be given out outThe outThe outThe
The President and Mr Fielding ware wareIn warein WreIn
In conference in respect r Mpoot to the tariff tarifftoday tarlfttoday tarifftoday
today for several cavern hours No conclusion conclusionwas conclu lon lonwas
was reached but the situation remains remainsthat rema1nstbat remainsthat
that of friendly negotiations negotiationsAnxlons negotJationsAJ13Jousfor negotiationsAiixlou
Anxlons AJ13Jousfor for Solution SolutionIt
It was at President Tafts suggestion suggestionthat suggeSUCllthat auggestIQnthat
that the eouerence coQt8lenee was arranged and andi nnd nndIt andIt
i it was he wist w h4 let it be known that ne nei negotiatfona negotlattops
i gotlaUeas bad hal Men resumed after they theyapparently theyapPft1ontty thtyapparently
apparently had failed The President is isgaklfl 18sk Isak1n
gaklfl sk n only for some quid pro I > ro quo on onwhich onWhIeIJ onwhich
which to base e an n 4ja 4grozn Sr OOJmtt OOJmttIt iflnt iflntJt on t tIt
It my r bep6 b e1i iio1eIIb d forr t toi tr Taft at 1 1in tfi tfigly t tgiyeCgdaI4
gly giyeCgdaI4 CIk mkllMIDt mhffiilmtIn rat to ed edIn
in the PayneATdrich MATdrJcl1 law evejr1aliCtaF evQtt1A eQn Athir or orlist t t1st iE4 iE431st
list 1st of March On that date automatical automatically utomatlc l lly ¬
ly the y > pea cent cet con ad d valorem is to be beadded beadded beadded
added to the duties dq 8S on importations from fromall tromall fromall
all nations which which unduly u dulr discriminate discriminateContinued dlscrt discriminateContinued fntlte fntlteCOI1UI1t1etl
Continued on Page Pag 5 Column O OPRISON tL tLPRISON 0PRISON
PRISON FOR GANG GANGFourteen GANGFourteen GANGFourteen
Fourteen Convicted for Using the theMails theMails theNails
Mails to Swindle SwindleCouncil SwindleCounel1 SwindleCouncil
Council Bluffs Iowa March 28J C CMbray CMabray CMbray
Mbray and thirteen others of a gang of ofswindlers ofswJndlers ofswindlers
swindlers were today found guilty of ofconspiracy ofoonepltacy ofonaplracy
conspiracy to ue the United Un1t States mail mailto mnllto mallto
to defraud defraudI dotraudThere defraudThere
I There remain stxtyaeven stxty n members of ofthe otthe ofthe
the gang to be tried triedi triedThe triedThe
i The prisoners ware accused of conduct conducting conductlaC conductbig ¬
big a vat swindling came through the theaid theaid theaid
aid of fake prize lights ft ts fake wrestling wrestlingmatches wlotItnsmatchN wrosUhigmatches
matches fake horse hGrseraces races and other con confidence Clnfideneo conMence ¬
fidence games Thirtytwo of their vic victims victims vietims ¬
tims testified to having lost USS275 USS275BEEF 11SS2i5BEEF 1153215BEEP
BEEF INQUIEY OVER TODAY TODAYIndividual TODAYIntllTlduRI TODAYIndividual
Individual Offenders Expect Clem Clemency Clemency Clemency
ency in Chicago ChicagoChicago ChIcagoChlca ChicagoChicago
Chicago Chlca o March 20 toFederal Federal Investiga Investigation InvestigatiOn investigalion ¬
tion of the beef packers Is about over The Thelast Thelut Theiset
last witnesses will be called tomorrow tomorrowIt tomorroIt
It is believed that the plan of pushing pushingthe pushingthe pushingthe
the individual packers has been aban abandoned abandoned abandoned ¬
doned and that tha government will con confine confine contine ¬
fine Itself to Indictments of corporations corporationsby
by which it is hopod the annihilation of ofthe atthe ofthe
the National Packing Company will be beachieved beachleed beachieved
achieved achievedThe achleedTho achievedThe
The return to Chicago today of Ralph RalphCrews RalphCrews RaiphCrews
Crews chief counsel of the National NationalPacking NationalPacltlng NationalPacking
Packing Company who since the Indict Indictment Indictment Indictmont ¬
ment In New Jersey Jer y throe weeks ago of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Chicago beef barons has been In the theEast theEast theEast
East Is taken to mean that the packers packersare va packersare kers kersare
are preparing to combat Wtradltlon extradltlon pro proceedings I proceedings > ro rooeedlngs ¬
ceedings ceedingsGov oeedlngsGov ceedingsGev
Gov Fort Is expected to send to Gov GovDeneen GovDeneen GayDeneen
Deneen this week requisition papers for forthe forthe forthe
the indicted men Preparations Prepat Uons have been beenmade ooenmade beenmade
made to contest the extradition of the de defendants defenclants defendants ¬
fendants fenclants by applying to the courts In InChicago inChicago InChicago
Chicago for their release on ovrlta vrits rJts of ofbrfbeas otbd ofhdbeas
brfbeas bd s corpus corpusCONCESSION corpusCONCESSION corpusCONCESSION
CONCESSION FOR FOR MINERS MINERSStatement MINERSStntement MINERSStatement
Statement After Conference Indi Indicates Indleutcs IntliCLtC ¬
cates CLtC Strike Will Be Settled SettledCincinnati SettledCincinnati SettledCincinnati
Cincinnati March 3ft GPresident President Tom TomLewis TomLewis TornLewis
Lewis of the United Mine Workers of ofAmerica ofAmerica ofAmerica
America who has been here for the past pasttwo pasttwo ast asttwo
two weeks attending the conference be between between between ¬
tween operators and miners of Ohio Ohl In Indiana Indiana Indiana
diana and Western Pennsylvania issued issueda
a statement tonight to the effect that thathe thathe thatlie
he thought by Wednesday of this week weektho Weekthe veekthe
the operators would concede an advance advanceof advancof advan e eof
of wages to the miners thus settling the thelongdrawnout thelongdrawnout thelongdrawnout
longdrawnout conference President PresidentLewis PresidentLels PresidentLewis
Lewis said he believed at any rate thatthe that thatthe thatthe
the question of an advance In wages wageswould wageswould Wageswould
would be settled before April 1 when whenthe whenthe whenth0
the present contract expires oxplresLewis oxvlresLewis expiresLewis
Lewis says It Is well known that the themajority thimajority themajority =
majority of the big operators opera tots are greatly greatlyaverse greatlyaverse greatlyaverse
averse to continuing longer the tbestnnd tbestnndthat stand standthat standthat
that threatens to t cause a general strike strikeof stdkeof strikeof
of union miners minersDlstr minersDistrict i iDistrict
District Dlstr ct Attorney Dies DiesWllkesbarre DiesWllkcsbarre DiceWilkesbarr
Wllkesbarre Mareh 20 ODjstrl IDlstrIot District t Attor Attorney Attorney Attornoy ¬
ney John H Williams of Luzerne LuzerneCoutity LuzerneCounlY LuzernoCounty
County Pa died this afternoon at Hot HotSprings liotSprln HotSprings
Springs Sprln Va A general breakdown In Inhealth in intealth Inhealth
health occurred after aiLa a strenuous strenuouspaigli cam campaJgn cain caingn
paJgn gn ending in his election last Novem November NoveIIiber Noveniher ¬
ber He wag wa thirtythree years old wasj wasja was wasa wasa
a graduate of Dickinson Law School Schooland Schooland I Iand
and had served rved three years cars as assistant assistantdistrict assistantdistrict assIstantdistrict
district attorney
POISON TRACE FOUND FOUNDMystery FOUNDMystery FOUNDMystery
Mystery of 0 Dead Girl and Missing MissingSister MissingSister MissingSister
Sister Still Unsolved UnsolvedToledo UnsolvedToledo UnsolvedToledo
Toledo Toledo Ohio March Mar 1 20 2OMystery Mystery still stillsurrounds stillsurrounds stillsurrounds
surrounds the death of Elizabeth Mann Mannaged Mannaged Mannaged
aged twentytwo and the disappearance disappearanceof
of her younger slste sls t Catherine aged agedseventeen agedseventeen agedseventeen
seventeen from her Home at Massillon MassillonOhio MassmanOhio MassillonOhio
Ohio OhioCoroner OhioCoroner OhioCoroner
Coroner March saldj today I have havefound havefound havefound
found traces of strychnine stry 1Jrilne poison The Thepolice Thepolice e epollee
police state they have positive Informa Information Intormatlon inforniation ¬
tion that Catherine bought strychnine strychnineof
of a Masslllon druggist claiming that thatshe thatshe thathe
she he wanted want d It to kill a dog dogThe dogThe dogThe
The stomach of the dead girl has been beensent beensent beensent
sent sent to a Cleveland chemist for analysis analysisIn
In a letter to Ella Hoffner of Massll Masslllon MassnJon MassilIon ¬
lon Elizabeth stated she was afraid to togo toso togo
go out after dark as she had been fol followed folJowed tellowed ¬
lowed several times by a strange man mani manRelatives manRelatives
i Relatives of the sisters admit that the theyounger theounger theyounger
younger sister was Insanely Jealous of ofElizabeth otElizabeth ofElizabeth
Elizabeth because she possessed ossessed better betterclothes betterclothes betterclothes
clothes and that they had frequently frequentlyquarreled frequentlyquarreled frcouentlyquarreled
quarreled over the subject subjectmm subjectCHlOf subjectCHIDES
CHIDES CONGRESS CONCRfSSf CONGRESSFOR
f FOR mm C CANNONRO CANNONROChrist NN N m mChrist
t tCIlrist
Christ Not Welcome at Capi Capitol Capito Capitol ¬
tol to Asserts Pastor Pastori Past PastorPUBLIC r rL rPUBLIC
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7 7PUBLIC
i
PUBLIC MEN ASSAILED ASSAILEDRev ASSAILEDRev ASSAILEDRev
Rev A W V Spooner Condemns CondemnsHabits CondemnsHabits CondemnsHabits
Habits of Society SocietySermon SocietySermon SocietySermon
Sermon at Sixth Pre IrelJbTterlnnChurcl1 IrelJbTterlnnChurcl1Replete Presbyterian hyterian Church GhnrchReplete ChurchReplete
Replete with Criticisms of Condi Conditions Condition Conditloiiii ¬
tions tion in Washington Womensliridge Womens WomensBridge Pomen PomenDrldge
Bridge VhI Vitbt Vhist t Parties Denounced DenouncedSay DenouneedSa DenouncedSaya
Say Sa Saya Saviour Would Pould Fjnd Xo Room Roomin RoolnIn RoomIn
in Citys Smart Set SetWould SetWould SetWould
Would Christ have been welcome at attHe atthe atthe
tHe Capitol It he had hid gone Cone there yester yesterday yester yesterday yesterday ¬
day Would thare have been room for forHim forHtm forim
Him Htm im Bo DoOU you fancy he would sit calmly calmlyby Otllml Otllmlby onimlyby
by I think H Ma would bars stood up upwithout upwithout upwithout
without addressing the Speaker and said saidThou saidThou saidThou
Thou shalt lovo thy neighbor as thy thyself thyself thyself ¬
self selfRev
Rev A W Spaonor 6poo or asked these ques questions QUestions quesDons ¬
tions In a sarmon asrmo at the Sixth Presby Presbyerljij PresbyerJan Presbyerian
erJan Church JJur h l 1aIu blt4r t1 < < IY nmEY pfliQyIng pfliQyIngthgpaftIots nS nSthQ
thQ thgpaftIots afrfOts ot C l8 tIoIh lli blok blokr41J blakthe
erljij r41J P ujto i the threeday t day struggle to tostrjp tostrp toetip
strjp strp Uncle UncloJoeC1utnon Uncl Joe Cannon of his power powerand powerand powerand
and reform the Rules Committee CommitteeWould CommttteVould CommitteeWould
Would Be Ejected EjectedIf
If Christ should stand in either the theHouse theHouseor theHouseor
House Houseor or Senate and speak like thIs the thessrgcantatarm thesergoantntarms thesergeantatarms
ssrgcantatarm would be called forth forthwith forthwith forthwith
with ho added addedThe addedTbe addedThe
The clergyman declared what Carrie CarrieNation CarrieNaUon CarrieNation
Nation did in Washington would be the themerest themerost themerest
merest bagatelle baS JIe to what would happen happenif
if the Saviour visited the Nations Capi Capital Capital Capitel ¬
tal Ho criticised crltld ed public men in general generaland generaJand generaland
and asked what would happen If Christ Christentered Christentered Christentered
entered a society home where women womanplay womenplay womenplay
play bridge br brld e Whist whletIf whstIt WhistIf
If Jesus stood face to face with public publicmen publlcmen publicmen
men and men who think public office Is Istheir Istheir Istheir
their graft would ha be welcome asked askedthe aakedtile askedthe
the pastor Ka rebuked the Pharisees Phariseesbecause Phariseesbecause Phariseesbecause
because they were clean outside and rot rottan rotten rotten
ten inside hudd and a Pharisee Phar la one who can canquote canquOte canq
quote q ote the law I and then everlastingly for forgat forgot forget
got to apply it to himself himselfDo h1mH1CDo himselfDo
Do you fancy for a single moment that thatJesus thatJes thatJesus
Jesus Jes s would sit calmly by while the pat patriots patrIots patripto ¬
riots in Congress vote for the construe construction construetlano construetion ¬
tion tlano of two battle ships each yaar yoar costing costingmore costingmore costingmore
more than 2600000 OOQI In order to Increase Increasethe Jncroosethe increasethe
the kllllig power of a Christian nation nationWoo naUonVoe nationj7O
Woo j7O Unto Scribes ScribesJesus ScribesJesus ScrllesJesus
Jesus said Woe unto you Scribes and andPharisees andPhnrlseoo andPharisees
Pharisees you ou make rnakethe the outside of the theicup thocup thecup
icup cup clean but Inside Insldelt it IK rotten and It ItIs ItIs itis
Is barely possible If our Saviour should shouldwalk shouldalk shouldwalk
walk alk the streets of Washington today todayand toda todaand todayand
and visited slted our homes and speak the thetruth thetruth thetruth
truth he would say sa Woe unto you Scribes Scribesand Scribesand Scribesand
and Pharisees you ou look clean outside outsidebut outsidebut outsidebut
but you ou are rotten Inside InsideJust InsideJust insideJust
Just what Carrie Nation has done In Inthis Inthis inthis
this city and in other cities would woul be the themerest themerest themerest
merest bagatelle Would He be welcome welcomeshould welcomeshould welcomeshould
should He come come to this city cU No Be Because BecauJe Because ¬
cause the casting out of devils even eventhough eventhough eventhough
though It meant the saving of men In Involved Invohed involved ¬
volved the loss of a little property and andwhen andwhen andwhen
when It la men versus hogs the hogs win winout winout winout
out in this world every ever time timeWhat timeWhat timeWhat
What a situation I You have the Great GreatEmancipator Gre GreatEmancipator t tEmancipator
Emancipator freeing men from the power powerof powerof powerof
of the devil and the owners of swine ob objecting objeotlng ohjeoting ¬
jecting because the liberation of men menmeant menmeant menmeant
meant a sacrifice of a a few swine This ThisIs ThisIs ThisIs
Is true in Washington Christ knew kn w what whathe whathe
he was saying when He said What good goodj goodis
j is 13 It to a man if he gain the whole wholeworld wholeworld wholeworld
world and lose his own soul soulSuppose soulSuppose soulSuppose
Suppose Christ should step into one oneof onaor onePr
Pr of oUt social circles where women con congregate conregate congregate ¬
gregate and spend their evenings eveningsveritable a averitable n nveritable
veritable Monte Carlo spending all of oftheir ottheir oftheir
their good time gambling and playing playingbridge plaYlngbridge playingbridge
bridge whist Suppose Christ should shouldstep shouldstep shouldstep
step into that social circle clrcl and say ay not a aword aI aword
word but look Into the faces of those thosestylish thosostyllsh
I stylish women would he be welcome welcomeSuppose welcomeSupposo welcomeSuppose
Suppose He should crowd His way wayInto wayInto wayInto
Into the theater and appear in one of the theprivate theprivate theprivate
private boxes bmt s and the Christian people peoplein peoplein eople eopletn
in the theater knew knewIc He was Christ Christwould ChrIstwould ChrIstwould
would he be welcome God help us We Wedont Wedont Wedont
dont want Christ very much It is a avery avery avery
very serious question if Christ should shouldcome shouldcome shouldCome
come to Washington whether there is a aspot aspot aspot
spot here where He could stand com composed composed cornposed ¬
posed posedTAUGHT posedTAUGHT posedTAUGHT
TAUGHT HOW 19W TO O BE WIvEsGirls WIVES WIVESGirls WIVESGirls
Girls in Boston Begin Course in inMatrimony InMntdmoll inMatrimony
Matrimony School SchoolBoston SCl1o SchoolBoston I IBoston
Boston Mass March 20 2OA A school of ofmatrimony ofmatrimony
I matrimony matrhno y In which the prime essen essentials essenUals eantials ¬
tials of instruction in successful succeBsC l wedded weddedhappiness weddedhapI weddedhappiness
happiness hapI > lness f re now being taught Is the thelatest the thelatest th thlatest
latest Innovation among Bostons modern moderntraining nI0derntraining moderntraining
training Institutions InstitutionsIn Intltutions IntltutionsIn
In this school a group of girls Includ Including IncludIng Includlag ¬
ing some from many of the best families familiesIn
In the city are being trained five days daysweekly daysweekly daysweekly
weekly in the arts which will equip them themto themto themto
to become Ideal wives mothers and andhotnemaken andhornemake11 andhomemakers
homemakers hornemake11w
w
W AR R TO BE W AGED AGEDON CED CEDo
OK o N V VACCINATION UltTIOISociety CCIN TlON TlONSociety
Society Formed F rmed to Combat CombatForced ConlbatJfolcel CombatForced
Forced Inoculation InoculationRIM InoculationREitEiDYWoiiSETHAN Jnoeu1ationREM
RIM REitEiDYWoiiSETHAN BDf WOitSETH WORSE TB ANILL ANILLWashington AN ILL ILLVnahington ILLWashington
Washington Physician May Be BoProsecuted BeProsecuted BeProsecuted
Prosecuted Prosecutedu
u B Bradford Preaidiiiff Declares DeclaresCompulsory DeclaresCompuJ80ry DeclaresCompulsory
Compulsory Vaccination n Crime GrimeAgainst CrimeAga1D CrimeAgainst
Against Aga1D t Civilisation O1Tll1zationDeaths Deaths Have HaveBeen HaveBeen JnveBeen
Been Traced to It and Original OriginalCame OriginalCane OriginalCause
Came Concealed by the Doctor It ItIs ItIIf ItIs
Is Alleged Al1 AllegedCrusade edQ Crusade ade on Foot FootA JootA FootA
A vigorous campaign against agal t compul compulsory compulEor aompulsor ¬
sory Eor vaccination va clnatlon In the District will bebegun be bebegun bebegun
begun u tO tomay > eay day by the Washington 8hlngton Anti AntiVaccination AntiVaccination Antivaccinatiii
Vaccination vaccinatiii Society which was organized organizedyesterday organtzode5terday organizedyesterday
yesterday yesterdayForty yesterdayForty e5terdayForty
Forty men and women of the District Districtbave Dlstriotbave Districthave
bave pledged their allegiance to the cause causeThe ca causeThe e eThe
The case will be taken to Congress it Ifnecessary itnecessary Itnecessary
necessary to effect a repeal of the pres present tNtMJent presant ¬
ent compulsory Inoculation law lawWill lawVJll lawWill
Will VJll Conduct Campaign CampaignAllied CnmvalgnAllied CampaignAllied
Allied with the National Association Associationthe Associationthe Associationthe
the local Antl AnUVaeolnation Vaccination Society will willconduct willconduot iviliconduct
conduct a campaign camI > wgn similar to those thosesuccessfully thoseliuacoestully thosasuccessfully
successfully waged in Philadelphia New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York and many Western Pestern States StatesThe StatesThe StatesThe
The society was organized at a meet meetIns meetIng meetlag
Ins In Pythian Temple yesterday with withHarry wIthHarry withHarry
Harry B Bradford resident naturalist naturalistand naturalistand naturalistand
and Illustrator for the London Museum Museumas
as president The other officers are areVice ar arVice areVice
Vice president I > resldent Samuel Saloman Here secretary Heret6l1 seeretary ¬
tary Arthur T GoklBberough and treas treasurer treuaror treaseror ¬
urer Mrs C W Parker ParkerImpetus ParkerImpetus ParkerImpetus
Impetus was asghn given the movement by a aspeech aspeech aspeech
speech of Mr Bradford In which he hecharged heoharged hecharged
charged that deaths have been caused causedin caU600in causedin
in tho District recently as a direct result resultof resulte resultof
of e compulsory vaccination The Th physU physUclans ph7slcla physiclans
clans cla > > s wore arraigned by Mr Bradford Bradfordwho BradronIwho Bradfordwho
who charged them with filing misleading misleadingdeath mlsloadlngdlath misleadingdeath
death certificates In cases where here vaccina vaccination vacctnatlon vaccinatlon ¬
tlon has been fatal fatalReal fataLRenI fataLlien
Real Cause of Deaths Withheld WithheldIn UhheJd UhheJdIn
In an extensive Investigation I found foundthat foundthat foundthat
that several deaths have occurred recently recentlyin
in the t e District QIstrJ t tor which Compulsory vac vacqlnUo va vac14tio1 ac ac1lIQ11
qlnUo c14tio1 1lIQ11 was dlroat dlr y rllpbnstble r o ble said saidMr sKIdMr 14 14Mr
Mr BradforiJ in aH i address dresa before the thesociety thesocIety thesociety
society In several eases most of them themchildren tJtemchildren themchildren
children who had to undergo the inocula inoculation Inoculation inoonlaDon ¬
tion in order to be admitted to schools schoolsthe schoolsthe schoolsthe
the real causes of the deaths were with withheld witbhold withhold ¬
hold by tho physicians and secondary secondarycauses IOCOJldaryoaUB6S secondarycauses
causes specified in the death certificates certificatesMr ceruncatesMr certifteatosMr
Mr Bradford who has made a study of ofvaccination ofraccinaUon ofvaccination
vaccination for many years ears would not notdisclose notdisclose notdisclose
disclose any names but assured his audi audience audlenoe audionce ¬
once that he has proofs to back up his hisstatements blsstatomonts hisstatements
statements should they be questioned A Asuit ASuit Asuit
Suit suit Is now pending Mr Bradford said saidagainst saidagainst saidagainst
against a physician of the District ivho wOINt wOINtmethods whose whosemethods e emethods
methods of vaccination ccJnation aro allied U ed to tohavo tobY6 tohave
have caused th the death of an adult adultThe IldulThe adult adultThe
The practice prneU of compulsory vaccination vaccinationIs
Is n crime against nst civilization he said sohlWhen saI saIWhen saidWhen
When a person rs n contracts smallpox it Is Issmallpox t3smallpox Fismallpox
smallpox that he gets and nothing nothln else elsebut elHbut elsebut
but when he UR 1 a vaccinated nobody can cantell cantoll an antoU
tell what h he wont w nt get The idea that thathealthy UNIthealthy thathealthy
healthy children must be made lit ta taorder morder Inorder
order to gain admittance to our schools schoolsContinued schoolsContinue schoolsContinued
Continued on Page Pa e 2 Column 6 6REJOICE 6REJOICE 6REJOICE
REJOICE IN CANNON CA1i ON DEFEAT DEFEATUnion DEFEATUnion DEFEATUnion
Union Laborers of Scranton Regard ReprardHim RegnrdHlnl RegardHim
Him as n Foe FoeScranton FoeScranton FoeScranton
Scranton Pa March 20 IDThe The Central CentralLabor CentralLabor CentralLabor
Labor Union representing all the trades tradesunions tradesunions tradesunions
unions of this city and vicinity today todaywent todaywent todaywent
went on record as being opposed to an anallState anallState anallState
allState strike declaring that such a astep astep astep
step would be Impractical and would wouldload wou1dload wouldload
load to violation of existing contracts contractsThe Qontract8Tbe contractsThe
The meeting hurrahed a a speech by one oneof oneo oneof
of o the delegates who rejoiced in In n the thedownfall thedownfall thedownfall
downfall of Uncle Jos Cannon that the theSpeaker theSpeaker theSpeaker
Speaker was not a friend of labor laborCOUNTRY JaborCOUNTRY laborCOUNTItY
COUNTRY CLUB DAMAGED DAMAGEDFiremen DAMAGEDFiremen DAMAGEDFiremen
Firemen Prevent PrCT PrcventDestrnctlon nt Destruction of Xew XewRichmond XewRJchmon NewRichmond
Richmond Building BnildinerSpecial BuildingSPEclaI fluildingRivet
Special Rivet to He TheWashlngUm Washington Herald HeraldRichmond Her1ldRlchmond RereldRichmond
Richmond Va March 2OThe 0 Tlie timely timelyarrival timelyarrlal timelyarrival
arrival of the city chemical apparatus to tonight tonight tonight ¬
night saved the handsome handsomeil1IOO 58800 Coun Country Country Country ¬
try Club from destruction by b flames It Itwas Itwas Itwas
was In a blaze when the de3artmant ar arrived arrIved arrived ¬
rived The loss amounts to about aboutIt 1000 1000It ImIt
It Is believed the fire started by reason reasonof reasonof reasonof
of a cigar or match thrown Into a a pile pileof pUeor pileof
of shavings The club was Just completed completedand completedand completedand
and and had not opened to th tius public
LAW LA W GIVES PITTSBURG PITTSBURGGRAFTERS PITTS PITTSBURGGRAFTERSJI BURG BURGGRAFTERS
GRAFTERS A BARGAIN BARGAINDAY BARGAINDAYAll DAY DAYAll DA Y YAll
All Who Would Not Flee PleeProsecution Prosecution or Go to Jail JailMay JailMay JailMay
May Purchase Freedom with Confessions
Pittsburg March 20 2OAbout About sixty Ixty per persons persons persons ¬
sons in Pittsburg1 councilmen and others otherswere otberswere otherswere
were today notified by messengers mess pgers from fromthe fromthe ftmthe
the office of the district attorney attor ney to ap appear a apear appear ¬
pear In court on Tuesday Tuesda to voluntarily voluntarilyconfess voluntarUyconfess voluntarilyconfess
confess their part In grafting and bribery briberyof briber briberot
of Pittsburg PUbburg councils c dnclhJ In the past fsw fswyears f fwyears w wears
years ears Those wAo wo appear and unburden unburdentheir unbur unburdentheir CD CDtheir
their consciences sW will 11 be permitted to go gofree gotree gofree
free Those who do notaS not ar will be beprosecuted beproseouted beprosecuted
prosecuted prosecutedAll r rAll
All last night and today to < iy Councilman CouncilmanKlein OcuncllmmlKldn OounciimxnKlein
Klein has been locked lockod In room r om 433 33 of r the theFort theFort tneFort
Fort Pitt Hotel under guard of two de detectives Ceteetives ¬
tectives Klein will be e taken to court ourt to tomorrow tomorrOw tomorrow ¬
morrow morning Orning then to Riverside Peni Penitentiary PenltentlUY Penitenary ¬
tentiary to begin his sentence of three threeand threennd threeand
and nnd a half years which will be cut to toj
j
GRAVE AGAIN OPENED OPENEDBody OPENEDBody OPENEDBody
Body of Prof Vaughn Examined for forSuicide forSuioi forSnioi4e
Suicide Suioi e Cause CauseParis CauseParIs CauseParis
Paris Mo M March rch 20 2OThe The body of Prof ProfJ Pro ProJ ProfJ
J T Vaughn was exhumed for the second secondtime s secondtime co1d co1dI
time at Monroe JonroeClty City Mo today At Attorneys Attornays t ttorneys ¬
I torneys for the th Slate Sl t6 were not no aware5 aware of ofwhat ofwhat ofwhat
what had ad happened until the thebody bo body was wasonce wasnce wasonce
once nce more rrlore in the grave graveThe graeThe graveThe
The exhumation was done at the request requestof
of James Proctor Jr Mrs Vaughns Vaughnsbrother Va Vaughnzbrother ghn8 ghn8brother
brother Attorneys decline to state 5 ate whatI what whatportions whatportions
portions I > ortlcns of the anatomy were removed removedbut removedbut removedbut
but It can be stated on good authority authoritythat authoritythat authoritythat
that the operations were confined to the thetongue thelongue thetongue
tongue and spinal column The Th parts re removed removed yemoved
moved are now in II St Louis in possession possessionof
of the same exports who are analyzing analyzingthe analnlngthe analyzIngthe
the viscera secured by attorneys of Mrs MrsVaoghn 11rsVaughn MrsVaughn
Vaughn on a writ of replevin last lastMonday lastronday lastMonday
Monday MondayAttorneys MondayAttorney5 rondayAttorneys
Attorneys for Mrs Vaughn expect to todiscover todJeeover todiscover
discover a cancer canc t at the th root of the thetongue thetongue he hetongue
tongue His alleged statement statementtbat that a man manwlthfeuch manwith manwith
wlthfeuch with 4mch a malady would be Justified jttstitl d In Inending inending inendtn
ending endtn his life will rII It Is reported be ad advanced advanced advanced ¬
vanced as evidence that Vaughn died by byhis byhis byhis
his own hand handTWO hndMIDSHIPMEN handIDSllIPE
MIDSHIPMEN IDSllIPE DRAG DRAGTWO RAQ RAQTYO
TWO FROM WATER WATERSon
WATERj
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Son of VicePresident of Cuba CubaOne Oubane CubaOne
One ne of Eescued EescuedI Res ued uedAnllapoUs uedAnnapolis
I Annapolis March 20 2QrThrough Through the thebravery thebra thebravery
bravery bra very of Beaufort E Kirwan an ap apI aprenttc9 apprentice
I prentice renttc9 at the United States Naval Hos HositfUl lIospit Hospita
pita pit here and Peter Foy a private I > rivate of ofmarinas ofmatineE ofmarhies
marinas Francisco Zaydfe Zay Zaya son of the theVice theYtee theVice
Vice President of the republic of Cuba Cubaand CubaD4 Cubaand
and D4 a companion Manuel Marcer stu students studt students ¬
dents of St St Johns College c > Uege were saved savedfront savedfrout savedfroM
front drowning this afternoon afternoonThe afternoonThe afternoonThe
The young man were paddling a canoe canoeand canoeaDd canoeand
and overturned about flfty yards from fromthe fromthe rom romthe
the sborefareer shoreMimer shore shoraMarcer
Marcer held on to the craft but Zayas Zayaswho Zayaswho Zayaswho
who was very ver heavy was not able to se secure seeur secure ¬
cure eur a hold and was barely able to keep keepabove keepabove keepabove
above the water He was at the end or ofhte orhIa orhis
his strength when Kirwan and Foy Foyjumped Foyjumped Feyjumped
jumped into the water and swim swim to him himKirwan himKirwan himKirwan
Kirwan secured a hold by b > the hair and andkept andkept andkept
kept his head above al > oe water until a boat boatcould bontcouJd boatcould
could ba brought and both youths taken takeninto takenInto takenInto
into It ftMareer ItlIaree ItMarne
Mareer showed showedno no particular bad effect effectof etrector effectof
of his ftacklng but Zayas was In an ex exhausted exhausted cxhaustod ¬
hausted condition and was given medi medical medical mcdical ¬
cal attention before being taken to his bishome blshome hishome
home homeCANEBRAKE
CANEBRAKE FIBED FIREDMob FIBEDMo FIBEDMi
Mob Mo Pails Tajlsto to toSmoke Smoke Out Outf Negro egro and andAwaits andAwaits andAwaits
Awaits Sunrise SunriseMeaiI V VMSrlon
< J <
MSrlon Ark March C0Lfiaders 2OL eders of a amob amob a amob
mob eagaged tonight In a hunt for forCharley fDrCharley forChariey
Charley Jones an escaped negro wanted wantedfor wantedfor wantedfor
for murder say they will m not deliver deliverhim deUerhim deliverhim
him to Sheriff Lewis when they catch catchhim catchhim catchhim
him They Ttt y have cornered Jones In a cane canebrake canebrake canebrake
brake on Dimaglns Island Nearly N arly MO men menhave menYO menhave
have YO formed a a cordon around the island islandwaiting Istandwaiting islandwaiting
waiting for the sun to rise A lynching lynchingwillbe lynchingwtU lynchingwlltbe
willbe wtU be certain certainThe certainThe certainThe
The canebrake was set on fire In an aneffort anetIort aneffort
effort to smoke the negro out but the thegreen thelr8en thegreen
green spring vegetation caused the fire to todie todie todie
die out outGLENN outGLENN outGLENN
GLENN ATTACKS LIQUOR HQTJORFormer LIQUORFornu lIQUORFormer
Former Fornu r Governor Go ernor of North Carolina CarolinaSpeaks CnroUnaSltenk CarolinaSpeaks
Speaks In New ew York YorkNew Yorkew YorkNew
New ew York March 20 aFor For more than thanan thanlin thanan
an hour at Carnegie Hall this afternoon afternoonexGov aftlKnoonexGOY afternoonexGov
exGov Robert B Glenn of North Caro Carolina Carolina Caroline ¬
lina laid himself out to banish the rum rumbeast rumboast rumbeast
beast < The < ho united church choir of New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York banked 400 strong on the stage and andtha endtho andthe
the Lotus Glee Club helped him on while whilea whUeorowed
a crowded house jollied in the choruses chorusesI
I have not always been be nan an absolute absoluteteetotaler absoluteteetotaler absoluteteetotaler
teetotaler said Gov Go Glenn In part I Iam Iam Iam
am ashamed to say sa that I used to lay it itto Itto itto
to St Paul and take a little for my mystomachs m mstomachs mystomaohs
stomachs sake and mine oft Infirmities Infirmitiesand infirmitiesand Infirmitiesand
and that those oft infirmities became becamevery becameery becamevery
very ery oft indeed But not for or many years yearslias yearsUS yearshas
has a drop of the cursed stuff gone into intomy intomy Intomy
my stomach nor ever will I have seen seenwhat seenwbat seenwhat
what the demon can do Of Otseven seven of my mycollege In Incollege mycollege
college friends two are in in the grave gravethree gravethree gravethree
three are In insane asylums and twoare twoarea two are area
a a disgrace to the name of North Carolina Carolinaall Carolinaall Carolinaall
all through that demon demonILL tlemonILL 1ernonILL
ILL AFTER SILE SILENCE CE REBUKE REBUKEAppendicitis REBUKEAppendlcltls REBUKEAppendicitLa
Appendicitis of Lieut Bertholf Not XotDne NotDue NotDue
Due to Xnval n nval l Academy 4cadcniy cndent Episode EpisodeAnnapolis EltfsodeAnnapolis EpisodeAnnapolis
Annapolis Md March lJarch 20 2OLieut Lieut Wal Wallace Wallace Val Vallace ¬
lace Bertholf of the navy na victim of the thesilence thesilence thesilence
silence rebuke administered by the thebrigade thebrigade thebrIgade
brigade of midshipmen at supper Friday Fridayevening Fridayevening Fridayevening
evening is a patient at the Naval Hos Hospital HosI Hospital ¬
pital I > ltal here suffering with appendicitis and andwill andwill andv11l
will be operated on tomorrow morning morningat morningat morn1n morn1nat
at 10 oclock Lieut Bertholf had several severalattacks 86yeralattacks severalattacks
attacks recently recentlyThe recentlyThe recentlyThe
The drastic restrictions placed upon the themidshipmen themldsblpmen themIdshIpmen
midshipmen by Supt Bowyer booause because of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the silence remains In full effect and andthere andtberels andthere
there tberels is no telling how long the thcstperin thcstperintendent thesuperintondent superin superintendent ¬
tendent will keep the lid ld d6wn d wri
one year because of his turning States Statesevidence Statesevidence Statesevidence
evidence evidenceFor evidencelt evidenceFor
For lt or a long time there has been a rumor rumorthat rumorthat rumorthat
that Councilman William WllUJm Martin wno wnowas wnowas whoWa
was Wa sent to Riverside for grafting was wasgiven wasgiven wasgiven
given a great sum of o monney monna Unot not to toaqueal tosqueal tosqueal
squeal Klein makes the following following state statemont statemont statemont
mont regarding re rdlng this thisI
001 I passed the hat for Martin and got gothim gothim gothim
him J30000 3OOOO for keeping a a stiff sUf upper lip lipbut liPbut lipbut
but I dont see anyone now passing the thehat thebat thehat
hat for me Why I made Mayor Guthrie Guthrlcthe Guthriethe Guthriethe
the author of all of Martins lInrttns troubles troublescontribute troublescontribute troublescontribute
contribute to that silence 311 nce fund Guthrie Guthriegave Guthriegave Guthriegave
gave me 50 50It 50It 5OIt
It Is reported tonight that ten council councilmen counellmen councilinca
men left Pittsburg late l te Saturday after It Ithad Ithad ithad
had become known that Klein had told toldan toicialL
an
FICTIONS f CTIUNS HIT HITINIIUNEUVER AAITINITIAL W IT ITINITI
INIIUNEUVER INIIUNEUVEREIW INITI INITIAL l MINEUVER MINEUVERI MANf MANfIN
IN H HOUSETOIAY HOUSETOIAYParty EIW EIWParty E T D Y YParty
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Party Peace Rests with Band Bandof Bandof Bandof
of Insurgents InsurgentsCONF1RENCE I InsurgentsCONFER1NCB DSUlgell ts tsCONFEltENCE
CONF1RENCE IS SECRET SECRETHope SECRETHope SECRETJlope
Hope to Get Place PJ ce on the Rules RulesCommittee RulesCODlmi RulesCommittee
Committee CommitteeAll CODlmi ttee tteeAll
All Quiet After Atit ttftezVlhe < ve e StormDemo StormDemocrats StormDemo StormDemocrisis Storm Demo Democrats ¬
crats Pleased TrltlftPar wl l1Par They The Have HavePlayed Ha HavePIaTedWill e ePlaredV1l1
Played PlaredV1l1 Will Claim Cannonism Has HasJVot IIn IInXot lineNot
Not Been BeenDriven Driven D lTen front House JlouseRel JlouseRelularsDel1eve IlouseUegular8 Reg Regulars ¬
ulars ularsDel1eve Believe Atmosphere Cleared ClearedSee OlearedSee ClearedSee
See Success in Fall FallAfter FnllAfter Pal PalAfter
After their week of decisive battling battlingeach battlingeach battlingeach
each Republican faction In the House Is Iswaiting 13waiting Iswaiting
waiting for the others Initial move moveSome moveSome moveSome
Some believe there is still trouble troubleahead troubleahead troubleahead
ahead aheadThey aheadThey aheadThey
They question questioniwhethar whether the th new elec elective elective eketive ¬
tive Committee on n Rules of tan can be bepeaceably bepeace bepeaceably
peaceably peace IY chosen Speaker Cannon and andhis andhis andhis
his immediate supporters are Indisposed IndisposedJust Indisposedjust Indisposedjust
Just now to raise any ap issue 18 t2 thereon thereonThey thereonT thereonThey
They T ey are waiting to ascertain ase taln what the theInsurgents theInsurgents theinsurgents
Insurgents plan to do doInsurgents doIusurgents doInsurgents
Insurgents Confer ConferThe ConferThe ConferThe
The Insurgents started off yesterday yesterdayafternoon YOfiterdayattcrnoon yesterdayafternoon
afternoon with a secret conference They Theydiscussed Theydiscussed Theydiscussed
discussed the weeks programme for un under undor undot ¬
dot the fhe he terms t rms of the new Committee on onRules onRules onRules
Rules resolution that body must be bechosen bechosen bechosen
chosen by Tuesday March MarchSeveral MarchSeveral 29 29Several
Several insurgents like Representatives RepresentativesHayes ReprOlientativesHayes RepresentauvesHayes
Hayes of California Fowler of New NewJersey NewJersey NewJersey
Jersey and nd Murdock of Kansas have havestated havestated havestated
stated their willingness that the six Re Republican Republican Republican ¬
publican committeemen be chosen in a aRepublican aRepublican aRepublican
Republican caucus Mr Murdock has hastaken hastaken hastaken
taken tho ground that he will not object objectoven objectoven objectoven
oven if the regulars put In their own ownmen ownmen ownmen
men which would ould assure them th a a ma majority majority majority ¬
jority of the committee and ability to tochoose tochoose tochoose
choose a chairman chairmanTho chairmanThe chairmanThe
The insurgent meeting however was wasn w wasIII
III n 11 favor r of having one or two of C thlr thlrown theIIown thairown
own members nrem1H rs upon the new Committee Committeeon
on Rules R le8 Norris of Nebraska and andCooper andCooper andCooper
Cooper tf o Wisconsin were mentioned mentlon d In Inthat Inthat Inthat
that connection Gardner of Massachu Massachusetts Massachusetts Massachusetts ¬
setts Is also talked of ofCooper ocCooper ofCooper
Cooper was one of the nine who voted votedto votedto votedto
to depose the Speaker It almost goes goeswithout goeswithout goeswithout
without saying that the restnars will willnever willnever 111 111never
never assent to his going goln upon the Com Committee Committee Cornsnittee ¬
mittee on Rules RulesCan RulesCan RulesCan
Can Stir Trouble TronhleThe TroubleThe TroubleThe
The Insurgents apparently have It in intheir IntheIr intheir
their power I > ower to keep the pettttcal p ttttaal peace peacehenceforth peaoahencecrtb peacahenceforth
henceforth or to reopen the war Tho Thoregulars Thoregulars Theregulars
regulars might concede them t 8111 one G08ltlace place on onthe onthe onthe
the Rules RulS Committee Committee That would give givethe givethe givethe
the Insurgent member opportunity to toblock toblock toblock
block the consideration of ofcommlUe committee busi business business business ¬
ness If he swung to the Democrats the thavote thevote thevote
vote would be ben a a tie tieLess tieLess tieLess
Less radical Insurgents Insist It Is high hightime hightime hightime
time now to make up with their warring warringRepublican warringRepublican warringRepublican
Republican brethren help the Presidents Presidentslegislative Prnldentslegislative Presidentslegislative
legislative programme along and prepare preparefor preparefor preparefor
for the Congressional campaign c mpaift All ex except oxcept S Scept ¬
cept nine of the Insurgents paved the way wayfor wayfQr wayfor
for such a course when they joined in inxotlng inotlng Invoting
voting that the Speaker should not be bedeposed bedeP9sed bedeposed
deposed deposedSenator deP9sedSenator deposedSenator
Senator Cummins of Iowa allows him himself bimsell himself ¬
self to ba b quoted as bansving b ltavtng that the thegreat thogreat thegreat
great shakeup In the House will broaden broadenthe broadenthe broadenthe
the opportunities oI > for shaping general generallegislation generallegislation generallegislation
legislation and that the outlook for moreharmonious moreharmonIous more moreharmonious
harmonious Republican action In Con Congress Congress Congross ¬
gress is not altogether gloemy gloarayUp gloemyUp gloemyUp
Up to Factions FactionsThe FaetlonsThe FactionsThe
The first decision of Importance seems seemsto seemsto seemsto
to be between the two Republican fac factions factions fartions ¬
tions as to whether they win 1n pull to together together together ¬
gether or pull apart on caucus action actionover actionover actionover
over Rules committeemen The only onlypractical onlypractical onlypractical
practical method of electing the commit committeemen committeemen committeemen ¬
teemen is through a oaucus ueus choice Mont Montof lOtof Mostor
of the insurgents undoubtedly expect to toenter toenter toenter
enter tho Republican caucus US and It they theyremain theyremain theyremain
remain will bo under political obligation obligationto
to abide by its verdict verdictThere verdictThere erdctThere
There has been muoh inquiry here over overthe overthe overthe
the effect upon the parties of the recent recentrevolution recen recentrevolutIofl t treolutfoh
revolution Ono hears divergent opinions opinionsPlait opinionsPlan opinionsPlait
Plait of Democrats DemocratsThe DemocratsThe DemocratsTho
The Democrats are claiming It was wastholr wasthGlr W3their
their victory victor They The will say In the next nextcampaign nextcampaign nextcampaign
campaign that they began the work of ofrules orrule ofruler
rules rule reform and of eliminating Cannon CannonIsm CannonIsm Cannontem
Ism This will wlllbe be set forth as constitut constituting constituting constitutlag ¬
ing a a L reason why the country should give givethem gIethem givethem
them control in tho next Congress They Theywill Theywill Theywill
will promise to complete the job jobThey jobThey jobThey
They will represent the Insurgents as asquitters asQuitters asquitters
quitters Otherwise Speaker Cannon Cannonwould Cannonwould Cannonwould
would according to their claims have havobeen hav havb havebtien
been b en deposed posM end th the present pro ent organiza organization organization organizalion ¬
tion crushed absolutely The Committee Committeeon
on Rules Is only one of sixtyodd com committees committees cornmittees ¬
mittees in the House The Speaker ap appoints appoints appoints ¬
points all of thorn save one o e and the thechairmen thechairmen thechairmen
chairmen he designates are the stalwarta stalwartaof
of his organization organizationChamp organlzattJIiChamp organizationChamp
Champ Clark and other Democratic Democraticleaders Democratloleadfrs Democraticleaders
leaders have been quick to Interpret the theaction theaction theaction
action of the House Ho so as assurance assurance that if ifa 1ra Ifa
a a Republican Congress Is reelected the thegavel theg1el thegavel
gavel will be placed again in Mr Can Cannons Cannons Cannons ¬
nons nons hands
handsWill
Will VIII Wont Peace PeaceThere PenceThere PeaceThere
There are others regulars S1Jlars among among them themwho themI themwho
who ho insist that all except ex Cept ninelnsurgents ninelnsurgentsforeclosed nlneAnsurgentsforeelosed
I foreclosed upon further factional agita agitation agitation agitalion ¬
tion this session when they gave the theSpeaker theSpeal theSpeaker
Speaker Speal er a vote ote of confidence Having Havingaccomplished HavtDgnceompUshed Havingaccomplished
accomplished something against ag lnst tho thoSpeaker thoSpeaker theSpeaker
Speaker and his organization these thM in insurgents InmrgeIits insurgents ¬
surgents will want harmony rmonY from now nowon nowon nowon
on to further their own own reelection reelectionThey reelectionThoy reeieotlonThey
They have done enough as those inter interpreters Interpreters interpreters ¬
preters of events reason to retain the theconfidence theconfidence theconfidence
confidence of their antiCannon constltu constltuContlnncd COnstltuContlnuel constituContinued
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