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. 1 n
m BtvrRlOGE CRiTtCISED
Male ComEs to Defence of
Indiana Senator.
STATEHOOD REPORT MISSING
Taking X* to Indianapolis Dis
turbs Friends of Bill — Hey
bam Talks Three Hours
■ )■■ a tl-.t 1 -. Tt bam Bbbbm
B'Af .:• r" ■■• %■ Tlip Hcna*e pro
'•••(l:*- pi-.»j««»Ti»»>d a sornewhnt
BacuolOtti • ..' \t Hnni>oMai thi*
«'.. rrn -.»■>:■ BBBBtOI BMCEMBjC wa> HtititlT
►- -• -'.if. or 'ia ; > a- tiie ■ : ■ :" opponent of
hi* jwM Ji€'b;i> -a permanent tariff cotmnls
» ■ Bad luun-. . • -ki<-^ th<' BJepßß*
Hi an Uimrgitilf w. •> ■-.it^il nvain!»t the
T^av-'. ;av aMaaaai at aha iw houi
Srnatx- M;« ■ tit Mr H«v.-'I!l-.
w-hile t:ir j;« t.j.Mi'-an insiirccr.t« looked on
.•"id sfrnied •■• «' • rx-niark? of Sena
•o- v w 1 .. nr-. ,; ■• ■ ■ m ihe ab
► . • oil-it ..i;i . ■
«11 i< w.,k m:>- Mi ll< x'Tidjre. »5
; "iiTrrmtT.. in Trrritorle*,
filed a ti*\orahie njiort BO tin bOl tB DOB
f'i >!atrhoo!i on pMtOBBOI ••< • I 800 Noftoa
Pevnai I'lrnos o! 1!» hill were .hsMirlxil
* . • i : r<-m ' *ie
Govermoent ;'m-::p.». OfHce and
I t • . ■ know what bad
>»«»conn > ' ' -opoit. >i»:;a;oT Pin<><««.
ehairinati ■ < «.vrmi*'e. Bl P"*"""l > .
rromiiw-il tn n'*h' «ti»raiioti in ttie
ourt* ■ f the debate ?o-day It dovc|opeA Baa|Ji tboagla that 1 ■ v bmbi
:au«va' • • . the Henat*
vi« e>t!*;cd ta the report, wUch had l>e<"ji
'y Fubmitte-d. ,-w ' ■ ■ :• • v.:u\
v ife^r.f ; iiamT*. Mr.
Overman s;ijrpe«ted rhr.t j.-vsitilv- the i>
r ■ bad bees r>r ' vi ' ■■? the i»ur]ii.>se o r
«1 r '."•••■ .rz !'• i'\ ••v.v: considerat ion
•■* *ne vtstH rn-ic bil'. *■: li" ' ourne of vh<
eiSfSSte 1t r.,Mv out tha.* c^ra'or DBOMtflßi
«-ef.re<J tr< rrnfl i -,e r>r?K>f c* t <• rCßOffi b»"
t ■ rubr;;i?f':.K it
S.-nator 'Tar* c>it;cised Mr. TJevendp;e
for h'.> failure t< h:tv. the r«>pon~ printed
for th- uwe of the S«:iaf. He said hiph
aaßßWrtSSl men were rmp)o\e*i *» the <lo\
»rnmT.t Prmtii.R Odlc* to read proof or.
} übllr ((H'Wii'M*. p.Ti'i there u«« no reason
m-i-v ft Renator should ! <>\d up an Important
•<-pojt « Mc.h nuiriv Senator? ■!•■■::• I to ex
• mine.
M t !:iP P'liti' ftenaior H.:ie came i.. the
flefeSKr of Mr Reverldee He "•«!.' it wa*
no 1 , in violation of the custom of the Senate
f«' the ■■ imfrman of a committee to dela>
• ' print r.c ff a rcpon I* v« the duly
r>f 'fte Senator makfnc th* report to se* that
1 *■ MpaH I .<•. Bl ■•■'■ <••!> correct before
*WtMß)it' | it to the Scnat*. ulirrf tt would
hr- - d in rtrha.tr
f.illowina' the 6i*<-UF*ion =>! ■'• >-'.ie
I -O'l report Mi, Heyburn *p*'k<- foi t.ioie
>■ . Thre* h<->ur* <>t» 1 1 **•• Interstate rom
• bill. M'lM «if his upeecb »a^ le
■ I'rt in « explanation <>f his amendment
»• i-. >eh |l»iWf* for 'h< • t.i : !ishm<-nt of
II • 'i <"O'jris.
ASK MORE PAY FOR JUDGES
Mr. Hornblowcr and Other*
Ur^re Passage of Moon Bill.
n Ruiaati I
■•• rv » \\ ' \ sinmj .ifmriTid
. -. .t r • • > loon bill |M«i idinir
•■■• »-,t- .', -HiHrir-j- fm f. <Jf ml i<nl|te« was
■. . r : , . ■» . i u.i ii;(. > < -<>nim!H<^ at
■ • s. t<^-.';n »r mrmbrr« -f lh«
I \f- > ■*• .. ■. ••! i ■;.i<nrnta
t •. .. • s:al ' .IKS.t. Ut !<TIIS
"■ . • . . 1,1 attWOa *!i tliojr oatoion that
• ■■ i -lim . ■ tIM lii^l' f'iara< tet «T
t iiis'i
■•• ■->~:m\ !«• ilKT^aKe the Ml
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dntv I v . nuns ' ' " ' »''"
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r.f • ' l< C> -• • •« I . *>f Al
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t : * ' ■ • =• s $' •">. •'''•'■• ai dof
T)ELVJNG INTO SUGAR DATA
GcTcrumcnt Attorneys Go to Colorado
;^i New Orleans on Cases.
If"" B. tvl " • --i-t.UK v "i
Mi
fBoV paati flay 1* ■
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J- ■ M ami Mia ra nth* aco.
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Need a Cook?
You will find • food one by
reading the Wart Ads."
•Quality" help i* character
i,»ir. of the ' quality "
columns.
THE TRIBUNE,
« Najajaja I
Opbjiin IM* 3--»d*ay.
THEVAy / M W A SHI JVC TOM
I'-i.r Tt. KMbaaa Bar<OA.l
W-.v'.:: IJ&0Q, Ayr.l I
r :j:: soi*th \MKni.\\ fBAFOI ■
• 'iir!n:r.:.;i • <:':• loai of I M v--,s ;> << :■ •■ •• -i.i: ■»!-!. imi< ii !:i nro
rr.otins hatr.iom q Booth Amorlo.i KDd BV>
BMOoIBJB the OOBfldCfl •• of o*o ICBBbllca Of
iliat convtrer.t i:i f. fur:.d«h:p uJid dh*
Baftty of the I'r/t.,; States, ure s«Tlo«siv
■ wi i fj-ncd ovrr ihe m<rai Inj cor.« n ;irior.a
offeaeh. r"-v. : i that Pt "» rortona bpbvoci
<-o:r.*- reports Of ttrtfO K&d IWBOTB Of war.
wl-.ich are • .. f i,.iji fi;l f.T a
peaceful ar.3 harmor.iu • • • "' ■ War
on lIM west c<ia«V v.i:h Pcrj on the 00)0
M<le and (Tnlll. l>-i:r.l<>r
• • ■ 'i.er. »••■■ ftacty prOnifH I ft* bo ;■
dary «ontrov«-ti«\ »»e'.*ir>'p » r i':inni and
BotMa ■ .... toll] B M " ■ I*
hjctj MjoaßShai boo oo) bifHod 808
the , omin; '-otifer'iif <•. h;i.i-.« merely .n
forme.l Jiei . throuch the diplomatic officials
..f the- Dbttad Bbsbaij thai aoeh ■ eanftr
♦>nre will l^> bcM. BotMO BM tahOBJ um
ii I: .«ji- at thai :-it».i thvaaaaaa i" '■■■■
MkflOEl BOJ in the r^»nffrr i -.'•«. witii th«- pOO
of »iiirni:.»: tba Megatoa ia bootfai
Thf DaparJaoaM of Btata has
de#-med it :;eoev»iary to nivtt i;< t tho legjt "n
.it Hoi:' to take st»-p!« t,> piot«-cj lite city
tx,lwav. an American n>nrf.-sliin. foi which
'tie peopU of Colombia « ntertaln litt'.e re-
Kaid. th*n attitude never hu\ ins l«e:. nota
hl\ friendly '■> Am* 1 ii:.l.s -itl. c tho lV.n
ania revolution. Then ihen • the strained
:elatlon« bOMBBOB thai •<iuiii^ tad .\"ie:;r
ajru« M< \i n it-i'{n:7.fl M,- M.idrix
K<<vrrnm<-rit. hut the l"nii'< St •- I bOt,
i* iirl It if; rr.gnrdeil a* at, opc-n queftior ar to
whether Hie Initeii States <an i-onfistently
luntenai • « seating <■( ■i'lrca* c ap
p..tnted b: Madriz
JiAVi; DOanE <>\H l-Alfl -Ti:r 1 I ited
Si :: t r»- >.a^ done e\-*r\ thing |»<<ssibla to
frhow it-- interest ;n t!;e |*aai imrriißn con
ference. having rhOKn Henry \V;iiU>. f'T
iiit Anihassador io I'raii". t" ■ •ad the
d<!egati": fpiTti this roi:r.:r\. a:^', • avinfiT
tnvitcd ex-Vice-|»r«>*tdetu Kairbaaki La bo*
come .( meml»e! T<• preatrst fcttotn I
.•< <•!. shown la the preparation* *:;:. _;• -
merits havr Vieer made for a stquadNß at fhe
American !.a\\ v, oOBVCJ thO ddCBJBtIOB 10
Buea<"> Ayro, .-.'i i thea to jro around t>>
meet the delegate; i:i <"!uli. thaV
there overland to attend tlie expos.:
SatitiH^o. Tl;i? country has refrained from
lnter\-«nSng or even ••fferlnp any su*:;. f> n
In t he rmhroslin between tlu- S'mth Aiu«t-
I »Tj rrp>ibl;.«. althoutrh !li<^lr diplomatic
repro*entatlv«-* hav<- ixen lilftmuaD|r aoV
\l*<h", that the i;:it<-,l Siat< « ready
to extend it« <?•><>•! offi- ■•* whenever tJioy
Baas' be demred ».\ the <*intendmß nations.
'■ '• of c«>urs» . rarneMTy n.>)ir>d that .ill the
war deaata will have been di!««ri| ted t»ef..r.'
the time arrtw foi the meeting of th<
<-onferetice. and th.it ihe <lo\f of p<a'r- will
down ov<" i!i»- pro, •»•. dines, but un
<l»»r #xintlnn condltiori!' it i« lmpot<«lblo to
escape a feeling of anxiety regarding the
Baeaaai of !»♦• conf' r»m ■«•. »hi''h M \\as
hopr>d. would mak< for a new t;i of friend
ship ••■I i oi.r.ri. c among ;<ll she Am<r
haal republic*.
UaHBI DID N<»T SKKVIVi; The sen
timert or Senator!" who have u-.t, watoii
itit: tlic proce< f'.i:iK«- it, the !i;di;ui.< gapilll
lif-an St.itf <*o?iv< ataaa from afai Is divided
batwaan amui*ment ■•() wonder All the
tinafsmut Prnator* roeatVOd t«|f.j;raphi< fltt
!.M<!.e« cm Pmator nevrrirljt«- i < -«ln> .o'
■Mi h the follow-in 2 i« a sample. "Kvery*
tiiiti* eaoCßt Bt| ww\ Have ki< ked the
ftfoma ..ff the larifT W.I. sad <"riv.nti-n
><•]!.! to' * tariff ■•nmml'fi'i!:. Ml. IJev
«ridfp'« apaach, as> Maaataphad (tan the
seat of »» r . is nl»o provocative ..f Bmiis"
mnit to the r«'Kui:,r-. who re, all tli '.<■ t
M:hl the li;dian.i S*"Tia«or itmlj:.,) tl.- \,.i,
nn i^>tro>Jim. tho one raw mal.-iin! a)hfcj|
wan )>lai(f! i.ti the fre»- ll«l. leavinjr thn
i-harti!*! lu-t i>efoie the roll.-* wfaKa
m«>ulfi have rnahled him to voic a<rfiln>: n
duty on that product. "I Mood a4r;iir;«t ihia
*ehadul< wheji the bill wait paused, J
.«:tHj;d HRiiilist ;t now. ' v.. JC ; ti:e Ux.-.r
rator tort.-n. apro;)o.« o, 1 ►••xou,' t, •• .
i.iM th< mirtai Baajoaon racaj] tha fn ■! thai
baM bafMa th« tarirr bfll imrt^-i Hi i;- •
rider wa« joiric amonjt riis hWBTBJIftt < "!
bMjatl s«> itiß th.it if i!,n BIOUM \ote Pot
■• .• bO ba o*aoM l*ba Saoatan m a•■
•!• rit-c if H arffl mm bo bBVa I"-*:, 1
politic* tn avoid an Indorcemeni <if the
tariff bflL Khieh. f hi beHa«ad. will
|e*trat.ec a «-onsldrraMe tiunit>ei of Htßad)
HITS COTTON EXCHANGES
New Anti-Option Bill Prohibits
Trading in Futures.
Wastnnct.in. April I A UltHuM Mltl
,,;.-i..ii m;i taearporactaa nrtjr iht pr«»
vtatam ''f Urn oi.i t.iii rdattag <•■ catton
f\rhatijtov. na~ tnt t ■ ><] si- *•• rs' in i" itat -i menace ovai tale
w ra:.h "i ?♦■!' I'!" 1 ' ' .......
; • | ' mil--. ..ff« ' ten " DMkl
■ MBtrse Bar tfc* ]>''"•*<
mi* •■'■ Mboai Dm I Ham lethrerj rtthowfl
linn thai • icb eottan riakll ba < -i' ■
o<!iv^i-; . . • n • ■ -' ;
..... . ■ ■ o- fi.m DM t" *'"•" ■»"'
!,:;i. i ■ ], rroca dm w .i - - mootha
i :a ..h • ■ Urtea ( ■ parai aC<
•
••...;.., HOC . ■wi.. ' ' -"tUi.
... ■ .; . tinea f'-s
. ,• ■!!? to • <"<■
trad For 1 otuw dell • lakinn •r><p- ■ i
■ ■ . .>. ; •' . om ™'V
, r!;af..H tl - 1411 Ihll IMkM teßttl"
, na ,. :• ■ i: . i rrr*. II anket affl
,j ■(..- \ •• .■ !• - •" )>r -' ! - 1 "1 :i
,>*.ri,«i -f -i\ mofitTw ai. required An?
makina h fala. rt*tetnrt« In ml
kffld«rltii k- -.i'je.t !..,-• f rroin R.«O
to $.■>"" and Impi !M»nnn*«it for fmm one l<
tw.« 'vll- I".*' 1 'lie to de!i\fr or i.-.-i\'
. it<<n iHintrMCted lor l- held «•> i- prlma
(, i< .\ uu ii< « thai there w«* i Bteirt U
rlr.!,\*t >>T TK" • r. .
T! •• l"i mim make* it unlawful Tot tew
irra^ih. teteplione ■•• win ■ i panic*
krxiwirutt) '" traosmlt '■ '< ■•.*«?-a*"^.
FRANK FOR EX PRESIDENTS
Bill Favorably Reported— Pensions for
Presidents" Widows.
n i tac«a \: .. • ■ i
....,,.• j to m ■■■! mall frae
mj f.. bOJ CbvoMMi t«T"M.-1 I.;.
,, o it.vijw- r*ommlttr« on PorlofßeMi i'>-d ••
■il-.i 1 -. pi ivii«-»:\ m.,i*i» ..r ■ - The |
,-,. ii..«. i. dH eaoMßttten BDUaatad i itanta*
tfaß bj >•.':■!: It' ;>r< -■ i.v,;; . •• M.rd<»«L t-f
Iviir.sa'. tlmaftai •J1 «'•'• rr
o:i '■•;,:■ : • iwiuuitU%a it M
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f f 10. <><#<• a :>**» t>. «!x-I»!i— i«1«-ntH a !
...•MM", eOttm aden ia ettH <> f Bm nn
iid * " . '•'■•• ;■»; ■» «.4owji
dcots. :■""• ' B|
I.i-iti ::.< !":■■■ :
«Ji ..ta. ««v i- avoraltly io
ta fla I - 'i y!.i-.- • ■
.'<> i mldo-A' al I'l'vi), ».<* k . . . •• .!!•■♦»< iii»>.' ,i rf|.i«!\ [.<<-ifr i!i 1 i Mi >.
«",. . r\, >,■{ ni ri Mr* Itarrtesi
BONAPARTE DEFENDS NEGRO
! Brings South Carolina Peonage Case
Before Supremo Court.
W.i- i.i .• . v , i i . Prataattat tl
.' ti« i iii^ .« . •• . in,.; | >;i'h
»t lei Io ii...... He ii<K'i !»*"
rrtinkllti » P'-'ii'i «>r.'' : :i ttUtH
■ ; hi- ta ot mar
der
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t •■■■-■■■ - ' ' ■ • ' ' . ■■ ■
lnm» ■ ' . ■ •
mi. ■•' I >•,•'. I. ii.; , ... . ■ .1 *•.# j
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VEW-YOBK DAILY Tl!li:(\i;. \V.\,)\i:si>AY. \ITUI, ft, |«*ft
Kejiublkjr.r. Tt if . -usßtsted that, when
i=.»:r«tnn potlad flOttn th«> man Of tl.o taav
■■ • iid ■■■: mrvlva, and tTir question la
■Jtod «... Mr. BevtriJp.- c:iKine< r a IT
f:j-a. to !r..l"r<«e Dai ro-jr" or Mi party and
tbaa •- \ltdiii.js :r<m tV.c ruliif-7 Like
Praildiaßl Taf^ i wanted on Urn free lUt
bmsv rmw imUilila et .' Mr. i?cv«-ri(ig.>
is cjuot d sn !.:tyi:is, bat IhC regular Ilrpub
cail attfr.'Jor. la the EMI that the
IPreatdeni -Hd Dot advocate "'free raw ma
tcrtets." v.iii. li «aa the Deasaef»fl «on-
II nlbw. PM taakMd *haf where the duty
Kaa Taken 00 th- m« BatMtal the same
.• :rr- « ' nitmllnin r.iu?t ba euattiniail
aft •-... aetwdote* a« Bna>
■ farjijr-s t':orofro:r..
A PGRBONAL IN V BgTIOATIoy ■— -Tba;
'tv.r Imtstlsfttka obtained b\ UlviimuHlK i
Stacaeraoa ■>'•■ <'i N BMttoda panotd b» tb«
[Mmlimin Hi •:•• imv to pcpnoU peal •.
laufcreattei Icstatattaa i* laisjrtj ■ dhmboJ
:);.!••: »- :.a« baaß contended all .-lons ■
At r-.; i- Atmaßatcaaai *ooi that it •»
lo:i!n--«l thai Mr BtotßCf>oß has oMalnel
the indinm< r.- nnd Bficat Ol John A I'"'-
T«-!i. "f ClavdaaA ■aeonaajr ot the i<^ik>: '.
;, ,!..■ rbttiv af Uhat Mr. Bteaneraon
r.a« arori!«e,l »o » high pitch of indlfßAtlOO
!■> a- aditorlai hi "The Aawrtcaa PTaej,"
i . gfßcfal pii'-.M'-.ition <>i tha leasrue. .-.n<l ?
■w an tha • han:-- thjal the adttofUl ana *■
\» ii.iv« i h.it IVu'toa was aifcatcd bcaa la day.
ilir DOOfS* oi Ttw league hi irrfatly deplore I
I y 'hv fri'!< baa don v far move li.ith ■• an Ko:ki
LA Rtl,i.iT!'K'S VICTORY. — Regular
I;. !.• h cat» «hen llllhWlll*fl t>-»-night thai
finil s*-id. t. •• Bocfaltsl eaadMatißj ha !
. ■ -i m.-i>.>; <if miwavfeaa, oadared
that '.! i itautl Indlcafd .i <!>al with Bans
i>>r I^.-i i'';i'ptie. whenby the Senator had
tbrow;i !.!.- str^ncth i,» tke BoelaßM esail
4ata with ,i «ir«r to rhftnlng BadalM map
'port a' thO ]■ imarles ■w!-.i<-;i in to nans*'
dM BCXI Sn.t. r froit: Wi^onsin. This !v! v
| the P.r<«) tijiK t:at - Socialist candidate
- . if. i • • mayoraity ohwdaa ta any
' qm - '. of Hnwatdtm la This .-nii'i
• in-i it hi ioooaently aaacrtad that tii' 1
SodmUat vo!»' would have r>m\-eo in^ufTi
(M ta ei«>ft th«Mr man Tiad net Iff. I.:»
: ollotta mad. .«•... Ii a eaal mm is lwli"\v<J :o
have boaa anaasadL But •.■>iiio the «-irctio'i
of Stiik-i u« r*narded in *<"tm' > mramirr as a
\i«.toi>- for what the regulars term this
■ "unholy ■IHajMC." they find some -«at»^fac
tion in the situation ax indicating the !■!■
',< 1} i^KKrdm^r hi* own srucies" which mil?;
have prompted Mr Ll F"oii«»tte to make
BOXai ■ rftaittlon.
LODOB, NOT ROOSEVELT. nwiainr
; Ktv. . praaldMM pro t<>m of the Baaate, '•«
laMapaaad nnd eaooDa4 to hi? room. Vice-
Vr> si'irtit Bheraaa heine o\it al the city,
Mi Krve j»s«lpTie<l <••• itar Ladeje to ptCaMa
: .■•- tIM BCBate, and the Maaaaehaaatta
' i«l.il''sma'! m In T'x chair during the
weary boon of Mr. Heybuf *■ nxciologue
tn-iiny. Late in tlio sfterswon Senator Car
tor >ont to M: l.<»)Re ■ note aijlaa;. "Why
<;•• >mi pottH ilif S'^niitr m seriously to
'■ Kaata tta ttaw? W« ar<> m.ikinp no projfre^H
(lurine your .ndmhiisti ftlon." Mr La#aj*
aMM ..1.1 by tl,< p.ik*> to Mr Carter that
;iny more such BMaaa#aa would result in
hiv (CSaftCt*a) n-mova! from tli«> floor. Mr.
<"art't. arfaa i« MMaa :it ■ los^ for an an
m-, r, told Ibe pace to co bark la tho pro
; Milinjr <»fHoer ri -id Bay to Mm. "Mr. Carter
fH \ t-- .i foi-jr^t >r>urfto!r. t.jr. Your ram* is
1....1»..v Mai iMtMn." The pap*" «-tarted
back artUi Ma ntaaaasc repo«tinr it over
;'.nm btaaaacboaatta i<"'iy tamed an
mm an.l sai-1. fimmhat sharply. What as
\,.>i -n.i' 1 ."' the little fellow faltered. then
Bed h 'iismav, HTirt had nm been foun-J
whei tare Banate aajattracal
mix on*on MANN.-Hcrt^nitslivo
famaa >. Haaa, «C HHimla, in«urKt>nt, anti
< •;ir,nonlte BQd OCBBaaWMiI rrltlc nt Hou.'e
rj:iiiti»-r.-. ia t<i hay* appaaitioa la tits" own '
, -, val tta primary wlii<h «rtl| name Ms
v^i -ffssft' t!ii c RUBBMT. Slalc MUai W.Tl
|o; I'lyilf fOQCSi of ''ii'.'.sr". will soon an
rounre Jil« DBBdMaCjr «i:«*nst Mr. Mann.
Mr. lOOM i< 'he leader of tIM ftate Ben.
ate a»id UM aOtbo* tl Urn IHtnaH primary
la». bHMM bfeSaC :i mnr<> or tHa cteM
CHead of Mr. «'arin<-.n. He 1« underston.i to
ha\ r .« s?'"ii»r nrgnnizat ion, Htul it is freely
l«red!ot<'d lh;<t h<^ will pal up ■ lic't 'lint
will .-.t IcaM make H int«r«att&c '■■• Mr
Mi.nn <; <; H.
DOCK APPROPRIATIONS 60
Houso Strikes Them Out of
Naval Bill.
i • . ; fbe TUbam Bareaa l
\\ .^!htis'"ti. April * Ifiiinld weo.thar
Kif Wivi'nsin, \vh<»
li;i« assumed the. rota of ulij>ttm wiiii**
Representative .Maim, .if inin«>i ?*. i* as
s' Liii •! :■. : •• chair <l'irin»r i 'tis! deration , f
th< naval appropriation bill, made m point
of •■!.;.! against Ihc lucre— € of $:."O.T>ftO
;'<>: iiif ooawtmctloa of «it> «i«»k No. 4 at
tiie Hn»oki\ti m.iv\ \.-mi RepnsentaifrN
Maaa ■mTiineJ the r>r!;a of order <>n iii^
_ • :..;u the Increaaa wmm n*w tectsla«
lion. Tiir orfstnal approprlatioa r "r Hi*'
dock a-aa J: 1 . .""" bul fhla irai round
(Relent lo const rnd tIM «l«>.-k Bu that
tli^ largest sini«s :,.:»;iii he acconunodated.
AM'-i In St;:n..;cl •■<>• | nf '>n!f>: <<;i < t dot II
Mi>-i,ii:i' .rk it would bi <>f no
i.-i ■. as the. «t;>«M- dorkK rnnlil inkf can ol
the Mi.-tli'-r i ia j • t~ I!- moved i i i -* t t !»•• en
: • appropriaffon '» Btrtrken oat, \"
m l - i ■ i :< i-#e * « - house ■•f about Bfty inf'riii'* 1 :^
iis Banthm carried Td«' ■pproprtation wt 1 1
be pul back bj tha srti«««». md It i* not
expected tin' l >»<irk <>m Urn 'li«ck o/tll ba
Ptopp* J
'(!•■ approprix lion* to Inrrea** til* i«Mißtii
<•! Urn -, -i ..;»«.^-« «i Arjrdockfl at Pugei Sound,
w inicton. and Pearl ' (an...! . Hawaii
.< ; ■• .■ • ■■ trii '■.« n from t'i« btU
NORTHCOTT TO L-OC GOOD OFFICES
M tahtaston, .\rrii i Owing to the ho**
Hiag vnldi exlatfl In H"Rutn. Ootaoi.
i. in «Kain=t the su>.' railroad oUhmhls,
• • Americana, tha -•.••- Departawni
lij' Inatrueted Mn later Wotthootl to v* bi<l
»>...,.! ..fTucs to "Main Thm t r"a • niTit for the
rifTii tola <>f the company, thooM i ici «» t,
dans^i ••; an Infringe iitrnl nf their liel.ts
' '"■*?*>■*»'' ~ i "i^J ■■■••**'•■ ■*■■'*•'"♦■ -^.-,- """"^l?^"^
A Woman s Answer
"*". . V '-' <T* . - ■. -Usasasw •- '- * ' ■
Every Da^-^-The Grocers Say
CRIMINAL LIBEL CHARGED
Merchant Marine League Secre
tary Arrested.
W.---I ,n»rtor, Arm .*.— John a. rentor. of
• 'levelar.il. secretary of the Merchant,
Marine Leaa>Ba« was arrested on a charpe ■
ef erimiv.sl libel anafn.-«t Representative |
Steonerson. of Minnesota. IsdawtaC Mi an
pna.ra.nja ss a witness to-day befete the
«hl»» ?uh«ii«ly lobby" inrr«>tljratinr commit- '
tee. 1 -nt*n was released on IS" 1 bai'- ne
arres' wa« made or. a fecrrt Indictment re
tamed <•" March 20 has«rl on an editorial
which rppeared on Deaasahei i hi ' The
American Kla* " the offltlal ortsn <»• the
MCfChasf Marine I.e;!t;.ie The alleged '
libcilon- statement, a.-cordinr to the in- ,
(Jictmert. *ii-..r«»*l under t'.:o heading.
"Steaftt-r-.r Soon ,o Have >♦ Chaaee,' and '
rrrt.sma!i Bteeaeraon ha* »■.:;■ real
solicitude for American labor, if ha I? in
triuh not throwing dus" in the ey*-» Of lit'
constituent by declaimiiur aftaii-.M . <m>li»>
labor. he. will MOB have an opportunity to
show lit* sin.-erit\ If he *ll>rn to >>'•'■>•
plant coolie lab«ir with American labor he
may follow President Taft and the loyal
member! >>f the Minnesota ron«Te»8lona!
del. -nation r^nd rote for imrh lepWlai ion in
the next «'«njtrfsji a? will effectually do
away with coolie labor on American ship. 4'4 '
doing American bOOfBCOi
Mr. I'enton told the committee that t IS
November i^^iie of "The American Flag. ' |
which had been offensive '•■» member* of
the House, had been destroyed and the j
publication of the papal had been di^con- :
tinned.
Mr. MeoaeroOß eaaaod a Star when he tn- [
quired of James T. Mtdtaif. of Minnesota.
formcri\ * aaSßßher of the House, and Bee
ond Assistant Postmaster (Jeneral, if he i
bad B0( yesd hi;- privilege Of admission as
the floor of the Haoaa to urge members to ,
support ahip BBBOBaT<
Mr IfcCtaar] indiKnami; i1e:t»e«1 the
rharsje "1 co no* amy," said Mr. Mct'kary.
"that I nr-vei talked about mercnant mar)n«
to the membera of the Ho\i=e. but ! ear- '
tainly was not active in behalf of le j«ia-
I ion '
Mr. Hedeary aaM he kne»v nothing abo'it
a t-atd ship «nhsldy lobby.
CHARTER MONORAIL COMPANY
With a Capital of $50.000.000— T0
Build Line in Brooklyn.
i By IvJasnaj ii ••. Th" Trihun* i
Dover, Del.. April 5.- The International
Raftroed toaapaajr of Washincton. a mono
rail ceejoera. was chartered to-day with
a capital <<: |9MMtife. The Universal Motor
Company of Washington was incorporated'
simultaneously with a capital of V>.o<Xt,o«io
It will build equipment for the proposed
single rail ■ji'ateaa.
Th«- Ihcerporatora named in both com- i
penlei are Oeorge O. B. Bchreeder, of •
Wavhlnsjton, and Chailes Q. Guyer and S. |
B. Becker, ft Wilmington. The real (
mtereets have not been announced. Ouyer]
i- ■ Wilmington stenographer. It is ?ai<l
that tiie International Company will build
lt« first line in Brooklyn.
A COMPROMISE IN HAVANA
Havana. April a. — The commission, ron-
Fistinp of the Secretaries of Htate. the
Treasury anil Public Works, appointed by ,
PreeMoßi (Jomez to hrreethjate the dls
aj?re»'inent between the jfovernment and.
the contractors who are .-nirajced in con
structing a sewerage system and in pavins:
Havana, reported to-day that they had
reached i <ompromise. The work will he ,
pushed forward rapidly.
Make Them Remember
Your Store Front
A With the Kawneer System Front you know
JSk you are creating a favorable and lasting impres
g^ sion on at least ninety per cent of the persons
| passing your establishment even 'ay in the
el year. Even the best window trim is of no
jj value if obstructed by cumbersome and tin
2 sightly posts.
YlfawneerY Ifawneer System,
K^ of Store Fronts
9 Extract from article in Saturday Evening Post.
I; March 10. 1910:
5 "The Merchant's Best Press Agent."
■ '7/!. xfif.ir lcintoii »>.- Ml hnixx han<l. />»< pttst <to< »t. hi* hio-
R yrsf f nil ti<lv<rt> ii in> tit. thill #OC| nut unit for the rll*ti>mrr I"
" Coiiii ill. hut > "< '/' • v nut. </r«;-«/».« his man hii the arm ami hails him
n ,U. ih< afore, »r/ ( </< /" I,' lotii/s. It itutkr* m, §tff«sT»et ••l,rth<r
0^ /■ «'•//« mktji*4 hat* or dates ■"' aMfe, a* my t>th»r Hmt <l< nil «m »/
w| ■•> -i. u'lii fTOM th< rinritnint 0$ popular int'rrx,."
u/7u /7 STAYS AND PAYS"
Trade pulling power, low cost maintenance, and all glass
'* space consistent with strength have been dominating factors
in the development of the Kawneer System.
Merchants with an eye \ >rin * '''' '/' ''">"■'' "' / ""
7 | 'ur)> irchittd M .'" tkt merit*
to modern show-win- ! "/ •'" k«w«w spttrm, nd
J imd f« our ftootfci — pomti fof
doiv attractiveness \ u<> ■■> -■
.1 few more of our ret ommrndatinnn;
.jSth mid jgtli Sim., West Side o/ Fifth Avennr
X. I;. Corner \(m]i>oti Avc. A- 42d S>.
/.;'>6 road way. :tt 3jth St.
Ihrn.ircst and Pterlrsn OmFAf(e*, 57th Si- A: B'mr*
i oj6 H road way, Brooklyn.
Regal Shoe Co.. 10S NoWMrk Are., Jersey City, .V. ,'.
Many of the I'nited i'i)>iir Co.'* Store-.
JACQUES, BASINGER & CO. £;£*
1 ' 1123 BROADWAY ffSSff&SS
NEW CONSERVATION BILL
Conferences with President May
Result in Compromise.
Washington. April 5. -a? a result af the
eaßietejßaai with praehtaml Tatt. ajaaaken
of the Public Land* committ' » ■< of the inn
ate and lluuse are «r«»«av«»rine to taaeßV
< ii*- their differences on con.-*ervation lesri.«
lation. While no aaasjaava Introduce.l lia-s
obtained the support, Of a mnjuvlty af the
memher;* af the two committees, it was
said to-day that the Western members are
in substantial agreement UWtornlng a new
bill for the withdrawal of public land? for
various purpose?, Su<-h a measure, if hi
paid, is to he introduced >;lini:ltan» In
thO BoaoJfl and Houff. II will include the
following features:
Authorizing the f»re?;t«lfrit to withdraw
public kind* .i) the United States and
Alaska for public uses or for pxaminatlon
and classification to determine their charac
t^i". 800. value ar.d dlsp*>»lti«»n.
PlOTbttno] thui t>uch exaitiinatioti and
i la.-=slrir.i: 'on v'irH h» promptly Initiated
after withdrawal- t:*at the rtauwtfleatton
bt OOOCtadod a-" 1 00001 a-» po».*JblA a«<l
th« lands shall then *■+ restored to appro
priation fill dlapaottiOO] uinl»i the lav.- ap
plicable thereto.
Authorizing the Pr»rte>nl to make with
drawals pending iJiibmif'sion ti> t'on^rri" of
ri-oominon.latiiiM for l«*ciHlat!on.
KequfrlnfT th»« Secretary of the Inferior to
report al! •.vith«lrawal.-i at the l^rinniitr «>f
Iho !i»«xt roffiilar session of ('on^rpsy after
the date thereof.
Ratifying and conflrtßlns all withdrawals
lieretoforo made- and now exist inc.
Pro*Mta| ; hat .»i! withdrawals rhall re
ntaln In for >mtil revoked hv the Presi
dent •■ by an a^t of <'on«;rfs!«.
In order to make it easier to reach an
apreenu-iit. Senator Nelson to-ijav had Mb
withdrawal bill recommitted tfl the PuhHc
Lands < 'omn»ittee.
COMPANY FAVORS STRIKERS
They Will Have Preference on
Philadelphia Car Lines
PttihvMphla. April ;">.-- Declaring that
it had la its employ more than !i\ thou
sand r,t the .«ey»n thousand m» % n needed
for (he operation of Its mrs at this Bcaeea
Of the yojar, tIM PhOadMphlS Kapid Tran
sit Oaaapaa] announced to-day tuat :n * fi
far .-is i: v*- aeawerawd the strike of its
former esnplojree a/as at an •ml. The
I IIIIUI BUT added that for the racaneloa
."tin e\i?tinfr in the operatinjr force the
striken if they applied for arerk, would
dpi'- pref-rence over other applicant*.
The lOOden of the strike, on the other
band, maintain that the s»rike has settled
into st BlfllaVle <»f endurance, and that th"
company tr the "ti<\ would ha forced to
crant ceaMeaeleaa and t»k«' hack sill of the
striker?.
In a tight between Harold tiß.»—. x
ttrtking conductor, and Hood Alexander, a
division superintendent of the Rapid Tran
*-it I'nmpanv. ?o-day Alexander was fho?
In the head Layn# was arrested and
Alexander ojaj removed to a heepltaL His
. ondttlon is critical
NOT WOMAN IN ERIBERY CASE
Has Seen Neither Vardaman Nor Percy
Money. Says Mrs. Neil.
New Orleans*. April I —Is a lonr state
ment appearing in "The Item'" th- after
noon, Mrs. C -I Neil. who. Senator Bjßl
assert.", informed him th;it he could .^ll
his vote in the recent Mississippi Se.nat
torial election, declarer •
"1 n-oti!d Ilk" to May that while there ha.<
been a woman in the case, ( bbji not that
woman. But I was the catspaw for h*r
She bl the wife ot a resident of Jack«on."
Mrs». N>ii BB)ra that she "has neither seen
nor handled either Percy or Vardnniiin
mono} ."
As to the ;i!lezed )iasßace of money
from Iniliiney to Bllho she declares that
■he was not a witness to any sucll trans
action.
WOLTER HYPNOSIS VICTIM
Counsel Blames Older Man for
Youth's Predicament.
Walfaor I' S<-ott. In* lawyer ( |*f*n'!in«!
Albfrt \V. Wolf r. v. ho i* «har«r»>«l wltli M,«
murrtrr of Ruth U*h«ft«r. SaM ve«»rday
tiwTt h's diml a«t<»»i .*ur an o!<l*r man whon
lie lure«l Kirls t,. the bo«M la Ea** " : ' :h
.vtrcft nhrn' Mi- 1,...]/ Of lh« it'nnKmp!^
wm fo-in.l rr»rnatefl thr»>«» 'la aftT s)i»'
«:l*i- ppor>r'"J " <'fn Mr *"•)'•■. Kvrv rrTnrc
wilt h»- mai»r f'» fre* Wfllttr frOBB UM WBf*
<l*r « harjre nm). j»rrorrl!r-i.- to Mr. Hro't. nn
other n^ni' i»i)! J>«< dra\T7i inn tn" ci».
■\V ■■ tia.* 1 nior» % »-vWen<o tha* Il'irn
WhWIM was not kll!« .1 ; y Woltfr. hut was
u-:r«i'. r«-<! !>y ■ man who had I hypn->t;' -
Influ^nr.' o«ff ' !«.u<l Mr. I "
•U'ft will not name thf« man at pr*"" l '
Th* murder m nof ronunltteti by '
(if wrote l"ttrr<« MtMii N OH ••!<•■•«
prer*»nt*Hl. hut IM «<i'l not MMM » motive t »
i-oiiimif murticr. The rttrt**r mr»n !..i<l •:'
)., t «. rP «t » n thA "whi:c ••lav*'" tradr. vMtB
leU to Hie writing •»: postal •■•■■ li young
-
Mr. Scott has *o far icfttMd to give any
n.ini«* in ronneri • wtrh U'olfrs -l-ffnc.
It was l«>arn*«l 5 pjfrnlny tliat Wolt^r
been employ.t Jn m .ivfnc; pi -t " itMn ■'
.in u<,v. - a:>'l that luring M* emplovme-it
he Induced \r>u:ie »om»n w!io pnfi the
nhow where he worked to ro'et men. Thi^
ovidenre was given to the fjetrcrive* who
are working on the ca»e. VVolter llvr.l in
Baal t'» tVi street t»»fore he took th^ »pa rt
ment arbm talk Wh-e'er >am^ to her
.!• nil,
A weman who ffM well ;:rvji:ain?erl with
AVolter foil T!em.irfl .hinemann. rh.-> pro
prietor of th^ bakery nt No. MM VMM
■n-pn.ie. ti:.tt she had Wolter as a boarder
tor some time, but had not ajaai her fvi
d^nce to the poHre aaaaaai she fe, r»'l th*
■ajaj which acrorapar.ieil th» ymmr man
!.efore he ni arrested (Of the aJbtmtUOß of
It ifh Wheel-r. The woman llvfs r'ar »he
:iak' < '"> Bha caußrmti matt mi tM f*M
history "' WoH*f ■ ; "•! ! in The Trihiir
., . : the toy roiiowire the .!■«•«- "- of •■•
murder of Rut.: Wheeler.
Dr. Frank A. MrGulre. the Tnmh^ phv«i
.-.;■!!. and jMpB G*W*OT, ttal pMttat9oP
■ >frl< *>r. were summoned into Par^ I of 1
Court of CJen«*ral Sessions yesterda\ ro »r
4«(>r r«*KHr»l!njf atal— vUdl tiiev ar
.said to have made in oorinertirip wffl
ROttl Whreler mtirder Dl McGoiT* hinf-'i
Store Ready at 8:15 A. M. E'« ht cc * r Ltn "
Directly on the Interborough Subway. Each Way to Store.
Beautiful / / L~ *:""' •*•*•** •■ ■«♦
Linens A> T7l // /lfffn h$J > M *V—
in the Pure y J \AfyJV\AM/ VJ "' <y -, — -
Flax Fair / f
I ¥ f New York. April 6. JO|O
You Will Be Glad All Summer
If You Take Two Minutes Now
to Read These Bulletins of
Today at Wanamakers
COATS are one of the garments * woman must
have. So it is always interesting to find coats of
good style, such a* these, and in the following ffreat variety
Of modes and price*: Scotch rue^K $88 to $00. Ileavy
white serge and basket weaves. %'JR to $&& American tweeds
and worsteds, si «)..-,{) to $45.
Second floor. Old Building.
SPECIAL display or Women's Knglish Hat*
*^ beautiful Millinery Salons. Second tlnor. MadeofJap
aneae braida, the ntm bifda 1 nest atnw, Milan and norelK
hraids-ai» nnusuallv large \ariety has ?>ern imported.
Second floor. Old Bafldbsg.
THIS All -Silk Pongee at 58c yard turns into dresses
that look mud! IbICT than th»irc(.st. Kver so many new
sisades oi' hlue. hrow ru pink. t.m. natural, besides black and
others. 20 i?jehes widr. Xew checked and striped surah
art second only t<> foulards in popularity, and some mi the
best colors and patterns are b«Tf at »>Bc yanl.
First floor. Old Building.
NEW silk and cotton fabric for party frocks, 4
B1 OUT Special French colors. all _>> ■ vanl.
First floor. Old Building.
51 LX gloves with wide embroidery rhr ].*
mode. At Wanamakers <1 pair.
Women's Glove Store. Main floor. Old Build'
/^LOTHHS de Luxe for boys of 10 to 17 years, ln-
t'orporate evetything a skilled tailor can do to make a
boy's suit tit better, look better and wvar better. All-wool
mixed chevmts $l«Vsfl and s l ">. Main floor. New Bnildtnf.
SPRING opening days i the Gaflery of Floor cover
ings, and a nalllliug of nost-srason's patterns at e<
mies of a third Ira in fl» ' - aereof. l)o you need a
Carpel Of rug Of matting- Fourth Gallery. New Building.
NINETY thousand towels are in the Pan Flax Fair
that stretches from Broadway entranct up lo the spa
cious Linen Store. First floor, OJ 1 Bofldaapj. -
A fllf in Summer is like r. white elephant in a bungalow.
** Let your furs spend thrif vacation in the bracing climate
of the WANAMAKKfI DRY \\\\ COLD STORAGB
VAULT— -10 degrees bekM trrc7in«j where they will be
insured against tire, loss and moth. Charges are trifling and
not collected until Autumn. Our wagon wil call upon re
l|Uest. Vault. Eleventh floor. Visitors welcome,
/~SAS and electric lamps at half usual prices — at
;m .iiiiiiv >. Better stop in on your way to the office
and in\o. Uas
lamps. tt»s 17. .-,». instead of s|-j - to *:\: X \j| com
plete with shad ! Second Gallery. New Building.
RUMMER furniture crowds out these ODD
•* 11 AIRS and 90 their prices slide down accordingly.
Some a half, some a third less.
Mahogany-finish chairs. 33-
Gothic oak «ide cheirs; tapestry
seat. $•"»■
Carved Gothic oak and tapestry;
museum type arm chair. $11.
Fine golden oak settees; carved
bark panels. $I*4o.
Carved Colonial Cuban rriahoßiny
rockers. $10.
Formerly A I T/J fi /Iff I /I [fit Bwtdway.
*s^JMOWVj~I
ON VIEW
Whistler's
Famou-, Painting
"The Coast of
Brittany"
at the Galleries of
C W. KRAUSHAAR,
j*t a certain form of insani'y. Ju<l;r« M « -
Sore postpnn-«i t../> action of th» e/«jrr nntll
the Ml af dM 'rial.
HAILEY COMET DIMINISHING
May Soon Be Unexpected Develop
ments, Says Professor Barnard.
■ Tti» *rvit..i
-■.. .\|>ri! ".. — if,ill»T'l romet «pp*ar^
to he .I»rlnt»«r^t!r.x *• it «»ri»w> r»*r«»r fh<»
pirn. .i''«<>r<lln» l*> «>r>j»»rY»tlonji mod* Si 15
; before It w*m Into mpnr«nr «e!ij»a* thre*
sasatM MM M *** *•"} li Professor K.
i; K.irri.til. «if Yerke* Ohaer- i who
was vrv of fii»« first *> photcarraph th«
1 ••ona*t <'i If* r^appearan<» »as>t fall ami ha«
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Maho<an7-fjr.ish rockers: finely
poiished. #4.
Golden oak rockers; well-mtde;
Hr.civ polished. $«.
Renaissance chairs: deep brown
oak and antique leather. t13.50.
Rich Renaissance arm chair*:
v?Ud mahogany; leather teats and
backs. HI
Sheraton mahogany chairs. •!■'•

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