f I C i iFair
Fair and an Fat Fair Warmer war Tomorrow er Tonight TonightFair I I ar Ql t a 1 I U ts fit Ug I INUMBER t O t tNUMBER l m 1J 1JNUMBER m LAST AS EDITION LT lJd i1iTi I IORT l
NUMBER 4981 1VASHINGrON MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 3 1008 PRICE ONE CENT
Public Printing De bearer bearerReport rer rerReport
Report of InvestigationAt Investigation
At Big Shop Declares
I I
i
j
j
Dfc D GEORGE C HAVENNER HAVENNEROf HA VENNER VENNEROf
Of the Department of Commerce and Labor Who Submits a Report on the theGftvernnent theGfieI1lBlent theGovernment
Government Printing Office OfficeI
I
Inquiry Made by DrG Dr DrG
G C Havenner at atPresidents atPresidents atPresidents
Presidents Behest BehestDepartments Behe BehestDepartments t tDepartments
Departments Some ofThem of ofThem ofThem
Them Satisfied Submit SubmitCost S SubmitCos bmit bmitCost
Cost > of ofTheIr Their Work WorkThp
Thp Presidents ident special 1a1 commissioner commissionerto
to 0 Investigate Invea inveatigite e the Government Govrn l Printing Prtntt Prtntttt1ce
Office tt1ce and the charge that pricesof prices pricegKofprinting pricesofprinting ot otprIntIng
printing have havebeenKreatly beengreatly Increased Jnere eed t tthe fA fAthe tD tDThe
the departments by Public Printer PrinterStilllngs PrinterSt11l1nca PrinterStillings
Stilllngs reports reports that the cost t of printing print printing prlntn ¬
ing n has increased both a1JlNLr apparently lrtly and andactually andactually andactually
actually withht the last few months monthswithout monthsWithout monthshrithout
without a a ° correspondingincrease COII corresponding ItOIIcftnlflncrease Increase in n the thequality theua1lt theequality
quality ua1lt of the product 1KOdudThe productThe productThe
The tnvlatlgatioti invsU tnv ttctJoR Uow that has just ju t been beenConcluded bee beeontIuded beenCondudeti
Concluded W T I Dr > r George orp C HavalUterhI Havetmer Havetmerchief Havaanerchief
chief hI of the aiviahm dMsloe of printing ia the theDepartment theDepartmet theDepartment
Department of Oc Coilpete Qeou Qe AallMr er and > Labor Laborwas LaborUS Laborwas
was made as as S the ate result of a complaintregistered complaint complaintregistered complaintrEg8ter
registered rEg8ter at ata a meetfng metfneo of the Cabinet
December S retary Root of ofthe ofthe
the Department TH 3t Mate e and other Sec Secretaries seretarlfl Secretaries ¬
retaries retariesTh retarlflTh retariesTip
Tip Th President thought the representations representa representations representatIons ¬
tions made at the time grave rave enough to touarr towarr toWarr
warr mt the facts being ascertained a and andihe andihe andhe
ihe selected Dr Hav HavennN ansr wno w wi O is r rgarded re regarded rgarded
garded as a ap 1 expert rt on printing < < matters mattersto
to make m ke investigation an inve tS Uoft to determine determinewhether deten determinewhether lne lneWhtth
whether Whtth or sot ot prices had been in increased increasM increased ¬
creased Th The various rJoua departments con eon2ributed contributed contrlbuted ¬
tributed data beating on the subject subjectand subjectftnd subjectand
and the PubHcr P Pili bHC Printer was also aJ called calledon
on for information informationThe Inf rmtIon rmtIonTh6
The report wMca lek has been submitted submittedto
to the President PrfJatc e t Sa Is ajmoet wholly boUy ad adverse adytrstl adver3e ¬
verse to th the present flr p eebnt t administration of ofthe otthe ofthe
the Government Printing Office in its itsfindings itsfindlngil itsflndings
findings Some of the departments have havesubmitted hefubroltted haveEubmitted
submitted as many as fifty striking strikingexamples sulkingexamplt strikingexamples
examples > s of increased prices ranging rangingf rILaPntrdm
f Scame trdm r m 2 to more than 1 IK 6 per Pe r cent for th thsame the theum
same um grade and character e uacter of work workIn 1orkIn workIn
In transmitting tran8nltt n his findings to the
President Dr > r Imvenner Il < ivenner stated statedWithin statedVithln statedWithin
Within the past JUt year the Governmc Govern Governjnrrit Governmrnt
jnrrit mc nt Printing Office has put into op opContinued opI opd
I Continued ntinued d on Pane Thirteen ThirteenTHE Thirte ThlrteenTHE ri riTHE
THE WEATHER REPORT REPORTA
A little disturbance over western New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York is caueinr eaueipocal focal oc l gnows in that thatuUlty thatlllrIt thatt
t uUlty lllrIt but elsewhere east of the tfceJtocky theok theItocks
Jtocky ok mountains fair weather prevails prevailsWest prevafts8t prevaliaVest
West Vest 8t of the mountains pressure is low lowTvilh lowttilh I
Tvilh ilh general snow no and rams ramsWinter rains rainsWinter I IVlntfr
Winter temperatures continue east of ofthe ofthe I
the Mississippi river although It is gen generalb gatlcraIb geterails
eralb warmer annfr than on Sunday through throughout ¬
out 0 < It the country except in the Atlantic AtlanticFtates AtlanticStatEs d tlantlcStates
StatEs and the extreme extr Northwest NorthwestFreezing NorthwestFreEzirlg NorthwestFreezing
Freezing temperature tenap ratutell were reportedfrom reported reportedfrom reportedfrom
from th the east Gulf coast ooa t and as far farSouth farSouth farSouth
South as central Florida FloridaSteamers FloddaStNuuen FlorldsSteamers
Steamers departing today fer European Eu Euto
10 ropean ean ports win haye freh so sdthwest sdthwestto thwet thwetto
to west wind 1ndr with partly cloudy cloudyweather cloud cloudweather cloudyweather
weather to the Grand Banks BanksTEMPERATURE BwksTEMPSRATURE BanksTEMPZRATURE
TEMPERATURE
9 a a m w 1 11
2 13 noon = 28
1 p m 3iSUN a aSUN 31SUN
SUN TABLS TAJJL1ISun TAI
Sun rises u iCB iCBSin 7 G Gsl 8 8Fun
Fun sets h tai 536TIP i3iTIPJII taiTI
TIP TIPJII TI li TABLE TA LZ
High water teiay t y 16 pm pnuLow pmIow pmLow
Low waterteday water pm pmHigh pmJJISh
High water temerrew t4MR4MrewaltIM MC aHB am1i1 M08 1 pm pmLOW pmow pmour
LOW ow water te t8Melftwat5 err wJJi surai awllb 4flpm
BIDS AT ft P O OINVESTIGATE 01NVEST1GATEB
INVESTIGATE BY BYJOINT BYJOINTCOMMITTEE
JOINT JOINTCOMMITTEE JOINTCOMMITTEEA COMMITTEE C01ITTEEA
A ramification of i printing companiessupply companies companiessupply companiesuppl
supply uppl companies and th the Audit Systsmnow Sys 5y 5yt8lnBOW j
ternnow being installed IIN aUed inthe In the Govern Government GovernJlteDt Governwas ¬
ment Printing Office was all that thatdlsoovered was wasdisooveied wudJ
disooveied dJ oo8Ied bythe lly y the testimony taken 1tn to today today today ¬
day before the Joint Committee Committee on onPrinting OftPrinting onPrinting
Printing of Congress which if Insws Inswsgting l lgattng hwteatI hwteatIgating
gating the regularity of o Jara large bias mafar mad madfor ma mafor ilo
for supplying the printjry pr1nt printery by bythe the Suf Suffolk Suffolk Suffolk ¬
folk Distributing Company CompanyIt
It was found that some of th the officers officersof om rg rgot
of the J W W Yo Pratt Compataa Company printers printersof
of New York are officers of the SuffolDistributing Suffolk SuffolkDistributing SifColkDIstributing k
Distributing Cmpany Cmpanyand nd that some o othese of ofthese oftheee f
these officers are officers ot 0 the Audit AuditSystem AudiSystem udit uditSy t
System Sy tem and the Audit System Supplies Suppliesr Stlppt StlpptCompany ShpplCompany i s
Company r Noth Nothing wu brought out by
today s hearing to snow OW any iregularl t iregu1arities iregularlttes l lties
ties tiesThe
The committee will Meet meet eet and examinewitnesse examine examinewknesse examinewltn
wknesse wltn again IrlI tomoytO tomo tomorrow row Tlo T bids in involved Involved involved ¬
volved amount amount to 1 aliout91fia 5out 14w 14wFrederdck iiI > < 9 9Frederick tFrederekAlftid
Frederick FrederekAlftid AlfrM of Brooklyn Brooklyn Here secrfttarj Heretary secretary
tary of ptthe r the J W Pratt COOl Company y said IIkthe saidhe
he Mr Handy andoneother aDdOMotherated M eorp0r eorp0rated
ated the company in New York in 1897 1897with lhSlwith lfI9 lfI9with
with a capital stock of > to1006 9 M9 whkdi whkdiwas whlcj1was whhtetas
etas was later raised n lMd to 1306000 O8000 The com company company company ¬
pany is located at 52 5 Duane D aM street N Nqw NqwYork w wYork wYork
York It deals in printing and pointingsupplies pointing pointingsupplies pointingsupplies
supplies suppliesWitness suppliesiVitlt888 suppliesWitness
Witness said he is an officer in the theAudit theAudit theAudit
Audit System e 1tt8m and the Audit SystemSupply System SystemSupply SyetemSupply
Supply Company but not an officer inthe in inthe Int
the t Suffolk Distributing Company CompanI
I am associated only with the Suffolk Suf Suffolk Suffolk ¬
folk Company as I am a associate of ofMr orXr ofMr
Mr Handy said Mr lr Alfred Th ThAudit The TheAudit TheAudit
Audit System Supply Company was or organixed orpnhled orgsnised
ganixed in the fall of 1907 The contract contractmade contractmadE contractnode
made in 1905 191 with the Government PrintHug Print Printing Prtntior ¬
Hug Office was with Uh us when hen we were werea were werecopartnershlp
a copartnership Mr 4r r Raynor negotiated negotiatedthe
the contract in this city cityI
I am president of The Th Audit lIdlt System Systemand S Systemand sleD1 sleD1uld
and of The he Audit A1ICIUSystem System Supply Con Conpany COIIiPU Conpany
pany PU The capitalization of o each ach comny com compzny comlZny =
Iz Izand pzny ny is Is4l SS6 iO8CJJMr + o M Mr Handy HfndyMr Mr ir Haynw Haynwand Ra 1W 1WAnd
and I hold h kI th lIMa stock in each company companyall companyall companyall
all the stock Mr Handy is president presidentof
of the Suffolk Supply Su PIy CompanyDoes Company CompanyDoes COmpanyhDoes
Does the the Suffolk Company CotW ftfty flo doany doanybusiness < < any anybusiness an anbUBlne
business s at Duane street r asked Mr MrLandifi MrLandis IlrLandis
Landis LandifiI
I dont know of any anyWitness an anVltness anyWitness
Witness taen said he believed all the theprintlhe thertntl theprintth
printlhe rtntl of sheets etc tr used u ed by The TheAudit TheAudit TheAudit
Audit System System is done in the offices of ofthe orthe ofthe
the Pratt Company CompanyWhat OompanyVhat CompanyMeat
What other places are a there besides beaklesthe besidesthe IHIIiklesthe
the Government Printingv Printing < < Office in inwhich inbkh Inwhich
which bkh The Audit System is established establishedIt
It is practically installed Jn the Pratt PrattCompany PrattCompany r rCompany
Company which employ 100 men Ittook It Ittook Ittook
took a year to install it and cost co t 500 55epMr 500Mr iGOOYr i
Mr Raynor and four assistants 8 18tants in intalled InItalled installed
stalled it It was completed in May May19N
1 19N S After that Mr Raynor came to tothe 10tht tothe
the > Government Printing Office OfficeThe OfficeuTt1e Officerhe
The ° Audit System Supply CompanyWHS Company Com ComWItS
WItS organized or antzed to fell t ell supplies to the theGovernment theGeernment theGovernment
Government Printing Office when wtIt > n the theAudit theAudit theAudit
Audit System had been inst installed In lUed lied thereWilliam there thereWilliam thereVi1llam
William A Root of 1119 R street streetnorthwest streetftOrtbwe8t streetnorthwest
northwest the next witness said h hwas he hethe hewag
was < < the agent of the Audit System SystemSupply SystemSilppJy SystemSappJy
Supply Company and represented th thSwfTnlk the thesttrnnt theSuffolk
Suffolk Distributing Comi C Conti sty Jiy y one Oaca in inI lawhfte 1Ra
I a while He went eat into Hr Tr tr Raynrs Raynrsemployment RllYJIersel Raynersemploym
employm employment el poynhltt nr i in Sept September S pt mber ber 1906 when whenthe WMhthe whenthe
the Audit System was to be installed installedia I talled talledIn
In the Government Gover Gove ment Printing PrinU s Gibes OftMeThe Oftl Gibesks e elhe
The Audit System Sy tem Supplies SU Sasaid olIes ks Com Company ¬
play 7 He said Id has furnished to the theGovernment
Government t Printing Prtnt1R Omce 0 through me meonly BteMly aveonly
only S7i 75 worth Olth of supplies esflce es esflcees
1 f
ED iQYNAMITE a fOUNUIN FOUND
IN COAL ABOARD ABOARDBATTLESHIP 180ABDBATTLESHIP
BATTLESHIP OHIO OHIODiscovery OHIODiscoverv
Discovery Made 1Y de While WhileVessel WhileVessel VhileVesseI
Vessel Was Coaling at atTrinidad atTrinidad atTrinidad
Trinidad From Hired HiredCollier HiredCollier HiredColder
Collier CollierNaval CollierNaval ColderNaval
Naval Officers Think ThinkStick ThinkStick ThinkStick
Stick Came All Way WayFrom WayFrom WayFrom
From Mines in inFuel inFuel inFuel
Fuel FuelA
A stick of dynamite about Ave inches InchesIn
in length was wa found nd in th the coal of o the thebattl theh1ttluhlp thehattleship
battl h1ttluhlp hlp Ohio at t Port of Spain Trini Trinidad Trinid ¬
dad d while that vessel was taking coal coalfrom coalfrom coalfrom
from the th chartered collier Fortuna FortunaThis F FortunaThis rtuna rtunaMIls
This startling information was re received reoc received ¬
ceived c > hd at the Navy Department in dn dnpjtohes dupttches dtap
p pjtohes tches today toda from Capt Charles W WBartlett WBartlet V VBart1o
Bartlett t commanding the Ohio which whichwere whichwere whichwere
were forwarded by mail by Admiral AdmiralKvans Admiralfvans AdmiralEvans
Evans KvansThe fvansThe EvansThe
The Fortuna had a cargo of New NewRiver N w wRiver wIUr
River coal supplied s MtppIledby pptled by the B Berwln BerwlnWhite BerwindWhite rwind rwindWhite
White Coal Mining Mtnl Company at Newport New Newport NewP01t ¬
port News Va VaSecdml YeSecasd a aSeceDe
SeceDe Find of Dynamite DynamiteTfc
Tfc This < i iR the second time that dynamite
has ha been b n found f Uld In coal furnished tnltedRtes United UnitedFatfs rnltedatfS
Fatfs atfS menowar menowarThe menowarThe menowarThe
The previous case occurred over a ayear aye asear
year ye > ar ago and it resulted in n an order orderieing ordertIng orderreing
tIng issued by h Admiral Evans enjoin enjoining enjolnng ¬
ing ng all officers and men engaged inc in incoaling InflJJlng
coaling c fling ships to examine exam coal carefully carefullybefore canfulltffore carefullyi
before i c fore and white it is 1 being put aboard aboardship aboard5hlp aboardship
ship This order described the general generalujipearance 8enwallpearance generalul
ujipearance ul of dynamite and gave cr crt certttn r rfain
t fain in necessary ne precautions to b be obreed ob obnpt
< < = > rv npt reed < > < i
reedCareful
Cartful With Coal CoalAdmiral CealAlmiral CoalAduiral
Admiral Evans renewed this tilt order and andIrought andItrlltJght andfu
Irought fu uught it to the attention of all his hisofficers hi hiotlken hisofficers
officers and men before sailing During Duringihe Duringlhe Duringthe
the entire eJ Jre voyage down down toe cast coast coastof coaatof coastof
of South 9Olt America from Hampton Roada Roadathe RoiAdthe itnadsthe
the admiral 1 was watchful and demanded demandedthat 4ea demandedthat anded andedthat
that sjftclal t cial lal car be taken taJc in handling handlingth
th tM coal H0 H Itas again renewed Kta re request r rtor rquest ¬
quest tar proper precaution aed 8ri d everystre every everyare ve veill
> stre are to taken that no accident aCclcl nt occur occurHow ocurHow occurHoer
How this th dynamite was wa handled so sofrequently M Mfrequent sofrequently
frequently and reached reae ecl its it destination destinationwithout destlnaUonwtthout destinationwiaitout
without exploding is somewhat of amystery a amystery aywtery
mystery It was the common variety varietyof
of dynamite dynamite as was proven by careful carefulexamination careful6X1Lminatlon carefulexamination
examination examinationNavy 6X1LminatlonNavy examinationNavy
Navy Department official say M that it itwas Itwaa Itwas
was evidently evidentl a stick used In mining miningcoal miningcoal miningcoal
coal and escaped the observation of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the miners mine and the persons eISOft who subse subsequently liubsquentIy aubeequently ¬
quently handled the ca cval al while loading
it into the collier collierEvans collierEvarls collierEvans
Evans Own Men MenWill MenWill en
Will r Guide Fleet FleetThrough FreetThrough FleetThrough
Through Straits StraitsPUNTA
PUNTA PU TA ARENAS Straits St lU of o MagellanFeb Magellan MagellanFeb MagellanFeb
Feb 3 lAdmlral Admiral Evans does not need needa
a special pilot to lead ta tta t o battleship battleshipflotilla battl88hipftotllla battleshipflotilla
flotilla through the Straits of Magellan MagellanThe l3gellanTh
The Th report that CapL C L E F Green of ofthe ofthe
the army transport service has been beenchosen i
chosen to pilot the American armada armadathrough armadathrough
through these waters is denied Any I
one 01 pilots is competent to jea jeath lead leadthe leadthe
th the way ay says the admiral admiralThere admiralThere admiralThere
There is great enthusiasm > here over overth overthe overthe
th the visit of the fleet and nd everything is isbeing 1 1bet isbeing
being bet K done to make the stay 5 Y of r th the of officers offte offieers ¬
ficers fte rsaJtd and men r pleasant sant one Many Manyarc XIUlYn Manyare
arc are n enjoying shore leave le c A ball will b bgiven 1M 1Mgiven begiven
j given today toda at the residence of o the theAmerican t tAl1Htrican theAmerican
American consular agent Moritz Braun BraunRowing BraunRowfnlt BraunRowing
Rowing races and other sports went wentalso wervaIM werealso
also indulged IQdu18 in The vice minister ministerof
of marine has charge of the official offietaltetlnments en entertainments eatetanments ¬
tertainments being given to the officers officersof
of th the HootThe fleet fleetThe tot totThe
The Chilean cruiser Chacabuco and
the British cruiser Sappho were in the theharbor theluu1tol theharbor
harbor when the tb American fleet arrived ar arrived 1 1rind ¬
rived Both saluted The Chilean ship 8111 8111alS
as a L spe special < Hal courtesy gave a vice ad adminds almlralx atmiral
minds s salute to Rear Admiral Eva vans
following the example of the Brazilian Braziliannavy BrazUhmnavy Braziliannavy
navy navyRegret navyRelP navyRegret
Regret RelP t is J being expressed ex preas cd on both bothsides bothsides
sides that it will be impossible for the
American fleet to visit islt Valparaiso Ad Admiral A Amlral Amiral ¬
miral Evars fays however howev r that UU teacolumn UUcolumn ta tacolumn
column will Ill pass close enough to t that thatport thatinrt thatport
port to be seer seerFrank seerFrank eer eerFrank
Frank Taw an ojler on the Maine Mainewas Mainewas Malnltwas
was burled at t sea January 26 t having hlLvin < <
died from peritonitis peritonitisiifCIELLSPUCE perJtonltisMITCHELLS peritonitisMITCHELLS
MITCHELLS iifCIELLSPUCE iifCIELLSPUCEINDIANAPOLIS PLACE PLACEFILLED PLACEFILLEDBYMINERS
FILLED FILLEDBYMINERS FILLEDBYMINERSLNDIA BY MINERS MINERSINDI
INDIANAPOLIS INDI LNDIA APOLIS Ind Feh 3 SThom SThoma 3Thornas Thom Thomas ¬
a as J Lewis L wfe has ha been elected eIelpresldent eIelpresldentot president presidentof
of the United Mine Workers of Amer ¬
ica ty wool votes over William B
Wilson The announcement was olneially offi officially ¬
dally made d6 this merning merningPITTSBURG m9rnln m9rnlnPITTSBURG merningfINAN1iEH
PITTSBURG P1TT8BIIGDIES FINANCIEROIE8 FINANGIERDIES FINANCIER
DIES AT AGE OF 95 95PITTSBURG 95PITTSBURG 95PITTSBURG
PITTSBURG Pa P Feb LJudge LJudgeThomas tJud tJudThoma Judge JudgeThomas
Thomas Mellon Plttaburga most noted notedfinancier notedAnauefer notedHltaancler
financier and Industrial promoter presi pre l ¬
dent of 0 the Mellon lIoft Bank died dl d sudden ¬
ly t today Htoy at the tn theage ace of nlnotyfive nlto f e while whilea IhUtta
a celeb celebatien tien was wa being held in honor honoref hoROoe honorof
ef his birthday blrih at his residence In North
Negiey avenue aVe U UJ
u
< J cf
<
Fear for Of Sanity of the Qu Queen QueenRefuses en enRefuses
Refuses 10 Leave the B BOdies BOdieshated dies diesHated
Hated Premier Franco
r QUEEN QU EN AMELIEI AMELIE BEREFT OF HUSBAND AND SON
BOY STRANGlES STRANGlESOWN STRANftESMOTHER
OWN MOTHER MOTHERNOTIfiES MOTHEREighteen
NOTIfiES NOTIFIESPOLICE NOTIFIESPOLICEYearj0ld POLICE POLICEEighteen
EighteenYearOld Eighteen EighteenNOTIFIESPOLICE YearQJd Youth YouthClaims Y YouthClaims outh outhClaims
Claims Parent At Attacked Attacked Attacked
tacked Him HimSYRACUSE HimSYRAC HimSYRACU11
SYRACUSE SYRAC SJIi N Y Febl F deb 3Wfiiiam 3WfiiiamHafatad 3 William WilliamHalsted wmiamHabt
Halsted Habt Gray GIIAT eighteen years old oldchoked oldchoked oldchoked
choked Ms mother ther Mrs Clara Gray Gra Grafortyalx
fortysix years old to death this morn Ift morn mornng ra
ing ng at thtir bees in Burnet av avenue avenueWhen nueWhen nue nueWhen
When arresled a < < ruled the boy bo told tae the police +
that his hi mother attack
attached him with a arazor arzor arazor
razor at I oejock this morning mornln and he
had choked her to dah d ds h in sfde sefdfense
lense 6Me Young Gray himself bIM 1f called in inthe tothe
the police and gave up about an n hour hourafterward hourafterwanl hourafterward
afterward Grays father I Io
is an engineer engineeror
or o the Lackawanna railroad There Is Isan Isan isan
an elder married brother brotherGray brotherGray brotherGray
Gray was a business u i M college graduate graduateand graduateand graduateand
and had been a student at t Syracuse SyracuseUniversity SrCu Syracuseuniversity e eUnlv
University Unlv r lty and a stenographer in the thecity thecity thecity
city bureau of o health healthHe hM healthHe th thHe
He was generally regarded as a spoil spoiled spoiled spoiled ¬
ed child of no great promise promiseThe promiseThe promiseThe
The first story of the affair was thatyoung that thatyoung thatyeung
young Gray attempted te commit suicide suicidewith suicidewith suicidewith
with the razor and the themotaer mother at attempted attempted ¬
tempted t to stop him and in the stiusr stiusrgie stou stougle struggle
gle was killed killedThe killedThe killedThe
The bey has a slight cut in the arm armfrom armfrom armfrom
from the razor razorThere raaorThere razorThere
There is another family living iif h the thesame thesame themine
same house Its members did not hear hearany hearany hearany
any sounds of a struggle struggleGray struggleGray struggleGray
Gray is well connected His unole uncleis
is s John S Gray head of H H GraysSuns Grays GraysSons GraysSons
Sons shoe manufacturers leading and andwealthy and1ealthy andwealthy
wealthy citizens cltlsensThe citizensThe eitisensThe
The boy now under arrest takes the thesituation thesUuaUon thesituation
situation calmly calmlyNiagara calmlyUNiagara calmlyNiagara
Niagara Falls F IIs in Winter TherFrost TherFrostKing The her Frost FrostKing FrostKing
King builds glorious palaces at t N1 Niagara pr ra
The Crystal Beauties of the foe4ea loeleated loeleatedtrees ted tedtrees
trees are < < e beyond description Bxsellent Ii anent
trabfHrvlce train roadoAd svkce via lia the P6nnlJytan RallroadAdr Rall RallroadoAd I
BOYCOTTED MAN MANMAY MANMfY
MAY RECOVER RECOVERfROM RECOVERFROM
fROM UNIONS UNIONSSupreme UNIONSSupreme
Supreme CourtLower Court CuurtI CuurfLovet
I Lower Court Ordered 0 tor to toHoar
Hoar H Ha HaFor ar i Employers Em to erg Suit SuitFor bliitFor
For Damages Da geS vto vtoBusiness toBusiness to toB
BusinessBy Business B l1sines l1sinesll
By ll far fa > th the m frost + et serious eous > foV oiy o that tytt4 has hasyat hs8t hpsyet
yet 8t been be n delivered by tie t 1e Supreme SupremeCourt SupreIIhJCourt SupremeCourt
Court of the United States Stat to organised organisedlabor organi1leClbor organisedlabor
labor bor was given today wban that thattribunal tbattribunal thattribunal
tribunal tribunal announced its it He1s1o that tbatla tbatlabor la labor Inher ¬
bor organizations o nizatlolUl are liable for damages dajnagasfrom damalftrom damagesfrom
from boycotts bojcotUj brought acMtnst m t manufac manufaeturers manufacturers Maufaeturers ¬
turers engaged enga M m In interstate commerce commercThe commerceThe commerceThe
The question was brought before the theSupreme theSupreme theSupreme
Supreme court by b Dietrich Lowe a lint iiatmanufacturer ilatJD8Duacturer lintmanufacturer
manufacturer of Danbury Coon Lowe Lowesued Lowesued Lowesued
sued in a lower court oourtap1n8t against the tfc 0 Bat Hatters BatlftS Batters ¬
ters Union for fOtdama damages < < e alleged to have haveban havebeen havebeen
been sustained to his b trade as th thw result resultof rultOf
of a boycott made mad on his hi hats because becausebe
be maintained an open shop Lwclaimed LewfJclaimed Lw Loweclaimed
claimed the Hatters Union Untontagetltl Untontagetltlwith tegetlter tegetlterwith t gath r rwith
with the American Federation of Labor Laborhad Laborhad Laborhad
had conspired to restrain his Interstate Interstatetrade Interstatetrade Interstatetrade
trade and were < therefore liable to punishment pun punishment un unlehmnt ¬
ishment u uReffI ai the Sherman antitrust antitrustlaw antItruatlaw antitrustlaw
law lawThe The lower court dismissed the pat petition P6Utien patties ¬
ties but the U Supreme Court held A today todaythat tofIaythat todaythat
that the U manufacturer bad a claim foe foedamages tOtdamages f fdamages
damages and nd that the petition should shouldnot shouldnot shouldnot
not have been dismissed It ordered orderedtliat erdwedUiet orderedthat
that the lower court proceed t to a trial trialof trialOf trialof
of the case The decision deci ion of the su supreme 3Ultreme supreme ¬
preme bench was unanimousThis unanimous unanimousThis unanlmouThis
This Is the third Important decision decisionadverse ion ionadverse
adverse to tl th the interests of organized organisedlajaor orpnlHdlft organizedlator
lajaor lft or that t at has ha been A rendered In he helast helast a alftt
last few weeks by the highest court courtof courtof courtof
of the land l d the th first being b thtt the tleclar tleclarins deciarbigg tectathC
ins unconstitutional of the employers employersliability empIoyelll1tabtltty employersliability
liability act and the seoend seem th the knock ¬
ing out of hat section et tlott of 0 the t Erdmanset Erdman Krdmanact Erdmanaet
act which made m St it unlawful un wfrl for an in interstate Int8rs interstgte ¬
terstate t8rs t8 employer to discharge d e an em employe emploe employsbecause ¬
ploye ploysbecause because of membership memHr blp in i a union unOBJg uneai i
i
I
< < > Jg
New King Manuel Manuel9n Manuel9nthe Manuson Manusonthe c n nthe
the Throne Giving GivingSatisfaction GivingSatisfactionJO GivingSatisfaction
Satisfaction SatisfactionCoalition SatisfactionCoallil0n
Coalition Cabinet CabinetFormed Is IsFormed s
Formed With Fer Ferreira ForI Ferreira ¬
I reira at Head HeadOporto HeadOporto Headporto
Oporto porto Uprising UprisingLISBON risin g gLISBON
LISBON LIS OXt Feb 8 via Frontier FrontierA FrontIerbattalion
A battalion of infantry revolted revoltedat rCT9ltcdat
at Oporto following the receipt receiptof
of the news of the assassination assassinationof
of the King I ng and Crown Princethe Prince Princethe Princethe
the men declaring they the would wouldserve wouldBerTO wouldservo
serve no longer under n mon monarchist monarchl monarchlft ¬
archist archl t government governmentLoyal gOTernmentLoyal governmentLoyal
Loyal troops arrested the muti mutineers mutIneers mutineers ¬
neers without a fight The trouble troubleis
is believed to here furnished thebasis the thebasis th thbasis
basis for the reports that a re republic rcpublIc republic ¬
public had been proclaimed at atOporto atOporio atOporto
OportoLISBON Oporto OportoLISBON OporioLISDOX
LISBON Portugal via ia Frontier FrontierFeb ProlttierFeb frontierFeb
Feb 3 3Her Her physicians p JsieialtS fear for fo the thesanity thenity thesanity
sanity nity of Queeji Amelie widow of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the late King Carlos awl 00 mo mother hcr of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the murdered Crown Prince Lutz LainIir LnlzHer LutzIIr
IIr majesty has wept ever since sincethe sincethe incethe
the tragedy refuse to leave eave the thebodies tHebodiu thebodies
bodies of her husband hvtibaDdaad awl son an ansays and andsay ILndliiayS d
say liiayS she waRt to follow them be beyond beoad b band e ¬
yond y and the theve gwre crave a ve Her attendants atteD ants
I
I Oporto Portugal Where on Outbreak Occurred Following the tb AswuwiBatiaa AINII a OI1 of f King Carlos and the the Crewn Prince
have great difficulty in inducing he heto her herto herto r
to eat eatTke eatTJte eatThe
The new King Manuel is giving givinggeneral Sivinggeneral givingeneral 8
general satisfaction He is keeping keepinghi koepinhis 8
hi his head remarkably well and all allhis allIDS al alhis l
his commands have been in the high Kjghtdirection l highdirection ght ghtdtroction t
direction directionKing dtroctioning directionKing
King ing Manuel anuel is known never BerCr t thays to tohave tohaft o
have been friendly frindI to the dictator dictatorship dictatorship dictatorship ¬
ship which it is now certain will will3oon willJOOn evilsoon 1
soon be abolished abolihedFranco aboli5hedFranco abolishedFranco
Franco Resigns ResignsA
A A1 a means to pacify hostile publ publopinion public publicopinion publicopl
opinion opl n ahd if possible pr prevent vent a revo ¬
lution Premier Franco the most hated hatednun hatedJJNin hat hatman
nun in Portugal resigned and a a coali coalition coalition coaltion ¬
tion cabinet has been formed with Ad Admiral Admiral Admiral ¬
miral Ferreira at its head headBy headI
I By B many it is thought that Franco Francowill FraacowID Fr Frwill anco
will still be the power behind th the no nocabinet new newcabinet newealtlftK
cabinet Net one of the old ministers ministersremains ministersIeMaIBS ministerretrtalas s
IeMaIBSJlany remains remainsMany retrtalasMany
Many members of Ferreiras cabinet cabinethave cabinethaxe cabinehave t
have been the bitter opponents of ofFrancos orlraHC o oFrances f
Frances lraHC s iron rule ruleThe rltl rltlThe ruleThe
The n new w cabinet is as follows followsPresident followsPrHidentAdmlral followsPresidentAdmiral
President PrHidentAdmlral Admiral Ferretra do dora Ama Amaraj Amara
raj ra succeeding suece ucpe cUng Franco FrancoMinister FranooI FrancoMinister
I Minister of warIathlag war Mathlas NUDes sue succeeding sueceedinc sueceedinK ¬
ceeding M Y PortoMinister Porto PortoMinister PortoMlnlat
Minister Mlnlat r of justica justiC8J justiceJose Jose Sit v Alpoira Alpoirasucceeding AlpolmliuCC418dln Alpol Alpolsucceeding m
succeeding liuCC418dln Dr Abrea AbreaMinister AbreuMlnillter AbrenMinister
Minister of finance AnancoTteroa Tierea de Souza Souzasucceeding Souzasttee Souzasuceeeding
succeeding sttee iag A De Carvalne CarvalneMinister Carvahe1IItftl CarvallteMlnister
1IItftl Minister ter of the interior mterforSeaor Sanor Bcirao Bciraosucceeding Belraosucceedhg Beirasucceeding o
succeeding Franco who held this pert pertfolie portfolio Hrt Hrttollo
folio in addition to the presidency pre tdency of tie tiecouncil the thecouncil U Uceuueli e
council councilMJnt councilfhnietor
MJnt fhnietor tor of foreign affalraWeneesla affalraWeneeslade affairs Weneeslau Weneeslaude Venee 1eu 1eue u
de e Lime succeeding sueoeedln L Moatgiro MoatgiroMinister Mentclro MentclroMinister 9at ro roilnl
Minister ilnl ter of public works parkaJose orksJo Jose e Aza Azavd AzaVMQ Azavede
vd VMQ succeeding Ares de Qrnellas QrnellasRegicides OrnellasRegicides QrneliaeRegicides
Regicides Known KnownIt KnownIt
It is known that Butca one of the theregicides theregicides tie tieregicides e
regicides Is a widower with th K daughter daughteraen dHughtera daughteages
a ages en seven and a son only a 8 few months monthsold montksold monthold Q
old oldThe The The newspaper ftews newspaper Per Notldas NoUof ts gays 3S Ono of ofthe otthe o othe f
the regieidea WHO was w killed wasSpaniard was a aSpaniard aSpaniard
Spaniard who wasarrested WitS arrested recently reeenU in inconnection Inconnection i iconnection n
connection with the discovery of a depoof depot depotof t
of bombs but who was released releasedOne re1euedOfte releasedOne
One of the men now under arrest arrestan is isan Isan
an Italian who played pla ed in n the orchestrof orchestra orchestraof a
of a theater in Lisbon Llsb n This man is in inan Inan i ian n i
an extreme condition of hysteria His Hisf HisfMd H s i
f fMd < od in the prison prillo > u is served him wlthouknives without withoutknives ithoUlknlvOB t
knives or forks for fear that he may kill k11lhhmelt kt kthimself it 1
himself himselfExtraordinary hhmeltg himselfExtraordinary
Extraordinary g traordlnary precautionscontinue precaution continue t tprgrail to toprevail o j
prevail 1 vallalnt against a a revolutionary uprising r
Troops are guarding all the prinef prinefstreets principal principalstreets Pi1ndPILlreets psi I
streets reets of Ltefcon uJtonantl and artttjery is held hel d 1
in readiness in the t e barracks for er a aea aeaat call callat canat 1
at tft U he first sign of treuM treuMThe tr trqubie trqubieThe u uThe
The republicans evidently frightened frlghtedConUnued frightenContinued d 3
Continued on Second Page
ITDA THAWIELLS THAWIELLSHIS WTELLS WTELLSDIS
HIS RE REASON 50N 50NFORKILLIN6 I IFOR
FORKILLIN6 FORKILLIN6Does FOR KBI uiLLjUiiv uiLLjUiivDoesNot KJLLINII KJLLINIIOes IN
DoesNot Does Oes Not 0 Remember RememberWhen RememberWhen ennem er erWhen
When He Shot ShotWhite ShotVhite ShotWhite
White WhiteEnemy WhiteEnemy VhiteEnemy
Enemy Stared at a Him Himand Himand Himan
and an Assailant Feared FearedBullet FearedBullet FearedBullet
Bullet BulletSlayer BulletSlayer BulletSlayer
Slayer Expected to o Pay PayFor PayFor a aor
For or Crime rime With WithLife VitaLife I
Life LifeNEW LifeNEVI 1 e eNEW
NEW YORK Feb 3 3For For thefirst the thefirst thefirst
first time since he killed Stanford StanfordWhite Stanfordhite StanfordWhite
White hite in June 1906 Harry Thaw Tnawhas Thawhas Thawhas
has given his own version of the theMadison theMadison theMadison
Madison Square Roof Garden trag tragedy tragn tragedy ¬
edy edyIn
In n an amazing amaz interview iIv even evento ven vento n nto
to Charles Somerville Thaw admits ad admits admits ¬
mits insanity at the time of the theshooting theshootin theshooting
shooting shootin declares he does not re remember remember remember ¬
member its actual commission and andsays andsays andsays
says he expected to suffer the death deathpenalty deathpenalty deathpenalty
penalty for his deed deedThaws deedThaws deedThaws
Thaws attorneys today outlinedthe outlined outlinedthe outlinedthe
the campaign to free their client clientfrom clientfrom clientfrom
from the asylum for the criminal in insane insane ln ¬
sane at Matteawan to which he was wascommitted wascommitted
committed after acquittal of the themurder thenurder themurder
murder charge on the ground nd of in insanity insanity insanity ¬
sanity sanityHis
Demands I Immediate ImmediateHis te J2W J2Wm1awyen
His m1awyen lawyers nether and Bd wife pre prepared pr prpared prepared ¬
pared te t vMi t fair IiI ia the tit acylitm 11 to today tod today
day d y ADd to complete the picas for forhis forhi forhis
his hi relefs Tie acquitted man is isconstantly iscoWJan isconetaa
coWJan constantly Jy urging haste ut and B says saysthat ys ysthat s sthat
that if his pre present ent counsel will not notact notact notact
act immediately he will obtain otheradvisers other otheradvisers otheraddsers
advisers advisersThe addsersThe advisersThe
The first step will be to get a writ writof writof writof
of habeas corpus Thjs may begranted be begranted begranted
granted by any supreme court jus justice justice justice ¬
tice and lhaw i 1 haw will 1te e produced in incourt incourt incourt
court courtFollowing courtFollovt courtFollowing
Following Follovt ng this will come aa a bitter bittera
a a contest 03 the trials themselves themselvesDistrict thelB8el1BSDistrict themselvesDistrict
District Attorney Jerome J ereme will use useevery useevery useevery
every force at his command to keep keepthe keepthe keepthe
the slayer a prisoner while his hiscounsel hiscounsel
counsel will try to prove that al although although although ¬
though he wan wa insane when he lteshot lteshotStanford shot shotStanford
Stanford White l1ite he JaM recovered recoveredand recoveredand recoveredand
and is rational ration and safe sow The Thecase Thecase
case c probably will go before a com commission commission ¬
mission in lunacy lunacyDenied IUBC IUBCDenied lunacyDenied
Denied Privileges PrivilegesThaw PrivilelesTbaw
Thaw fought today for special privi privileges prhllegflf pdvloges ¬
loges which were dented him H He has hasbeen hasbeen
been assigned as gned to th the division dlY where Mr thepatients the thepatients thepatients
patients who ho have delusions are u con confined conAned conlined ¬
fined and has AttY fiftyseven fellowpa fellowpaHants fellowpaU
Hants U ts His cot is next to that of Qutm Qutmbo QutmNAppo Qulmbo
bo NAppo Appo a Chinaman who trie to fra frateniize frateritze fm fmterttze
teniize with him himThis himThIS himThis
This division is filled with patients patientswho patientswho patientswho
who believe they are re kings emperors emperorsand eDJJNrorsand emperorsand
and powerful men They The look on the themillionaira t themllloxaire e emUlIORlra
millionaira as a very common individual individualand IndividualIlnd individualend
and many have proffered 1O < < ered him their as assistance assstancc ¬
sistance sistanceBy sstanccBy
By B y yI CHARLES SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLEI
I only Oftl remember reMeM8t that a ae I was wa pass passing p pIng ¬
ing out of the Madison S Square < iuar Roof RootGarden
1 Garden that night with my trite and andfriends aDdfriends andfriends
friends I suddenly auddenl turned and 114I saw sawStanford sawSiIInford sawStIlaford
Stanford White WniteI
I am declared to have been 1itP insane insaneftten iftRl19ten insanev
ftten v ten I en I shot White I must have beeng0 been beenFor beenBDl
For g0 I certainl c rt lnl never had entertained entertainedany entettalnedany
any such notion in my In brain brainBut brataBut
But as I iooked toward White Whit that thatnight thatnight thatnight
night my lecollectioti is that he was U
looking looidn toward to rue Never did I be be11eve
lieva that that such 81C malevolence could be beshown besbown beshown
shown on a human face tae as < was shown shownon sb An Anon
on his His Hl eyes were on fire with withwicked withwicked withwicked
wicked hate of me His its mouth was wasopen wasopen
open showing all his big teeth in A Ahorrible ahorrible ahorrible
horrible leer J r that was aimed tried at t me His Hisvery Hisvery Hisvery
very hair was bristling br Uln That is I what whatI
I saw and the thought came into my
head that he was going 80 in nS to kill me I Iknew Iknew
knew that t be had threatened to kill killm killJ1Wt killme
m J1Wt and I knew that he h hired thugs tobeat to toboat tobeat
beat and maim meDoes me meDoes meDoes
Does Not Remember Sheeting SheetingI
I do not remember walking w lldn < < toward towardhim tardhim
him I only remember that I stared at athim athim athits
him and that I di d apt not turn my back backwas 1NIckwas
was was bemuse I thought if I did 4 be would wouldshoot wouldshoot
shoot me dead Truly that is all I re remember remember
member Ionly I only remember reme aber that hideous hideously
ly hatefully leering 1eerift < < face and after that thatstanding thatstaJdiM thatstanding
standing staJdiM in th the Garden with th the th crowd crowdaround crowdJilOund crowdround
around me and becoming conscious that thatTE
TE had used my pistol pistolThat pistolThat
That is Harry Thaws own version
of the killing of Stanford White and nd it ItIs
is s a statement that he never fully made madeto madeto
to anybedv an bedu save perhaps MR hi lawyers Jawyeruntil
until he told me on the private car that thatbore thatbore thatbore
bore him from the Grand Central Sta Station
tion to the Matteawan Asylum AsylumJt Tlum TlumIt
Jt was 111 on Thaws own invitation that
I became a member mber of his immediate IInmec1ltepart
party part on n the trip tM within a few hours hoursafter
after the t ejUry Jury had acquitted him of themurder the themurder themurder
murder of o Stanford White on the ground groundot
of insanity Matey M ly things tide h he tolift ttrtat me mewhich mewhich mewhich
which I am not at liberty to put Into Intoprint 1ntoprint intoprint
print but others things he told me in laf
t