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i::ne «.t tv*-. n iiy«;r\ bowttoe loreifjner
i"'iM DO ;•• •■
' The tari; v \> as «.; |H»*r4tto pr >1 ci rri<»
••■ HtuaV • ufi- ti ■ :.-<•:.: 'he rll^ip
bjber *n<i cheap ••■ • .....ur:.; t i ..f the
Eurojvian rom-rrns Tli^ msruiu ol pro
action v...;. nr»t '.arpc. but : il arasj Mir
;.r,<-r<l tr. »>e larj;'- fi t .«us;h tt»«lake • .ir- if
:ri> doci#sti' -a Idgsjssssj - : .rr.--i «=; ?
T^e caus" n^t« • r*. rriti > be«n learneu "
Fern a federal official it was gathered
• -.?: -'vninp '.hat in the invrstigatior.* of
• (he Khjpv"«i V c I • : " 1 Obi railroads hS*>
! i«. !h»-r vrir' • here. ;<v.il also ;:■. th.->
; 'o*-.~j'. • f •...'■. i-i- <.r '. . tine tba
*'srrimir^ .'•-•» sftalnai the laerlcan
1 per \<..'« alacuMgasl, vndwm ? com*
• Lba 8 >vrr:inv ;it "ff'^l^f <arm.ii
T>e puMi< :t\ jfivon io ;'■.- flndhurs
!n \y.' raotufl proaßrjftßßßfl oanoad >-!iii
; •- • Dm tetnata tajpri Enveatl*
It: •.'.->■; . •, rj .:i ..n ,i ■saooatnt. OTfaes tlvy
, •■ .".:'ti.<ns T\'t»; "hirh
•■f ■ •• pjoadad j* LMiajAaJat
II • . n , ■ lei
WaUe>ran Gives Instances.
" l " Wai««MajiiPjaaaioT anfltin
»rai M>ft^n r»f ihe Amarttaai l^otactJva
Tat if; Ltag .■ hv,.' fjprmer apprataer nx.
Bdi part, aaaa aaen last evening r>y a t< -
; or'er for Tv Tribune .-•« «»•'■ likely to
htn beard ibsai Cha <MM rt igM> " < '- th«
• • •<■ ' Btaxaa Attorae 1 ! Hi WhtOEtnaa
Coflnißßr artfb. Hap KfO&td He naid
"The d'v.»imin;itlo; l.y tbl I
pi n'tl homi" manufs"turer« has
r -.. .... of the i-h-i-r-'r*.
«• • jdj tfaaa thai aaaasMtsinaj n.i»
r"'»rtf> nbout j<. The rates through from
. . • • . the \\. • are naha
iKVShh- low e^Tiiixre'l ".it> tbe cofl tn
i!" ArrwTican shipper o n ihe A'ii'Mir
f .-> . <-ri ir it Bpera not foi the tariff
cmapetltioc vouSdbeejotof thi Bjneation,
snd »•= II DSj i' la ■ *' rucel- la tret nu*i
nen«. b thi aamej Itoea made nb^nni
J".i:r 1;-. • ■■• .v bave recently re-
■ • ••■<:. noH the <-.>!.Hi
■>,.., • ;,, | Egttff. ■['■■ pn -
•■ i ■ ■ liffion groTirrs the
■ „n '• ni"ti« v., v : :i, ie.,sed batf ■
-♦m -a poi,". fi ■•• igjM rate from Cal
tf.-rr>l^ befon 1 1 . ; « Wi-s .Vir.e n:*^ Ji i.. ..
htindrt «1 ,i.iuni : - ' Ki»n • ' • ■ B
t>i if .■ • effect \be Irelghl \r:<s
••! T.» t\ .".", .-< hundred. ' r »vit - •■ •■
• • •.. 800 t \ pl< \\ of many
\. gifiaies movement in the lutercal
• • tadaatrtea,** Mr Vahesaaa
• •ovid >»• matttnted i«»-d;i>
iihii jiu« of the eonaptatai la have ih>
. i;;- t»d BO U •■' •■•,;,MUf.K-t
.■ r . ;-. j 1 ■ - , ■,-:iitr- •■ leirrini
..£.-. ii .*t ••' the foreign
fniiif; I"'';'1 "'';' • r i.^ .e:i ■•■An .•"•nirrwi < ar
ri' ts.
WOLTER TESTIMONY TAKEN
Miss Jenny Fischer Heard Be
fore Leaving- the City.
linen ■ PFottar. who i- < : .^rceri »i'ti
thr wuiq>r of Fl ; h Wheeler. ii«ard tile
. psbM Bbn paataaami arbea .
bj -• - ' •. re Judge Fostn ;n
«
• ■ ! bj Mi^ Ada nanaaata,
... n to BBsfl SSrJi -•■-•• rbe -ad th.T'
CX'otbPi aaa stttbaj on th» atoan of thai
• • • ■ • I'.'itit AN'heeler m-as
burnad an the ifsarasma sf her death, \\ ■ i
t"' did BM ne'Tii t.i Im conermed flhout
eithe. tI.»- :.lenti'i.-: U"!' or th*> testimony.
hui Ini ■• h< «"^ not guilty .-f
jer.
Bjm tana ■ Ptael • ■ sf SE East UTtb]
« i ■ hM a eta ol p^iint
I . • !■. \\'..it<i «.ji ihe .in> of the i
r. uij-o t«*sil'i. 0 Sl.« i> tn leave th*
nr Ca ins in a f»»* dayoj U' aat
/ ■- ■ ■ ■ • ■ the enjecttaaa
artn hs . i.r .-u>' abi \\ • • • ■ • siia
... thai a/o \- • .
r - " Jr*S an. l ••■•■• ■ ■:i bM
- „«;►_ ■ ; . ■ '
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. tttnVßis h- Bean bj be btUi
•■ -r , .." m * ' r <■• : v Kttd w|i|.
;• - >,r , i.i'.'* !:n vt..r- |„ .<:,,,: ieii with
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«»• „ \. :.: of • ; ■ \\..|ier had
• ' ■ alleged 1
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r . •■ . mat inuawavi •■ - I * • •
Mi ajoan^ai ■ •■• called aa
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'rk on
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> . ' ■.-'■■ it trhicti c.ne
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DRUNKENNESS IN SCHOOLS
Dr atCasataWai Says Haoit Her«
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Hanyads
Janos 1
Natural
Lax-alive
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CONSTIPATION
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HOFFSTOT INDICTED
'■ >■'!■ tiu'.l from Sr»t «.ar'.
'^haii b# ordered to ;>priear «■« witnen
'and in .«•»(» I>> «a not 'l.» as itnme
«u.itei\. thai it).- Dtatrli I Attnrncy of .v
lephen\ i'o.rn'y pro • irt d torthwttb '<
« xtraiiit« him."
Tin praaentment conciuJeri th rw
cirder thji the hweatlaaHon «-itn:inu« 1
alone; tho litt-« nJroady pursued, v.liii k i«
fjdbsfl to mean thai more m«n hiplict
• LP" are \et \r, bj iiimpd
turn bafJara Pvvatdecßl Whuer*a appear-
I asm la Ju.ic rVaaer*s const, Jaaaaa in*
I d<"r»<in. trie ceneral kkscnei <if 'h-
\V"? Kit.jrriian'B Bavasj Bank aiv! T- :.-<
looaspaay at Aiiejrii. •:,>-. bad ataa pleaded
i ur>\,, ,»nti v,<iete t«>-dny t>> a rhargo 4
!a!-fyjnjr Ibr linok' of the iiank in oon
[ pact ton aitta the pajuigul of $::•'. "o" vi
Kinsteln. The pMaa Of Wintr- ati.l AS"
.i.isoTi g*a t:mei\. for the District A»
i ttrney ►aid th-«t Otherwtaa thO] wn-e to
h-^e been ir.dlcterl tr.-<Ja.< .
Ar<!'Tson. who ■■•■ twenty year* ha 5
, been a i>rivate aseratarjr to president
Winter. \\n* .narged Wtth ii*i\:nc cut
from ihe l. a i:k> vrlgrr cevcral Bag on
■Mek ajajra 'Vfftt'ti act aasjtß** of Knul
V^ r.'r-r a:id Mr*. Winter. The Dlatrtct
Attorney sajo' fiat tba -sins vac
were latrr found hy State Hank Ex
.:- Bffg Sha'er BJafl M« Hurnle. who \\e r e
■ pr« sj'nt l^'ore the ati'i Jury ,-is artt*
] nr»»ee ia<t: week. AnderMtl waived a
hearinc o»i the kargea
Prttttar, SOU * bank prepident f»rjne
trial on l«rjhcry 1 hstrjre?. < 1 mat) of
sixty rears, who ha* arortod Mmseif up
from a lora) ?>arhor shop Mr. HoffFt-'t
in aiouit foftj •eiajhl peara old, and the
foundation of th" huaA]r*a fortune
laid Wben the leather industry was 000
Of the chief trader in Ptttabora*. ni!«
tri- t AUnrnev Biake|er waa on<*r iii«
BtsaOJsal rOJOaWL Mir iir^rent lawyer is
\v D Bogera, arbo said to-frigM th;)t be
h3d no . ..nimeiit to make on the <a<«e.
A Day of Prayer.
Btanop ■ 1 land Whiteftead of <ne
Pntyburic Diocese of tho Proto*tant
Kpiscopitl ciiurili has appointed next.
Sunday as a day to l>e awrved bj Epis
.nis thronajbout AQaajheny Count)
■ xvitii special prayers nd sermons on
•t\i. rtajliteouaneaa, • in pur ate repentan ■<■
and ■■■itifes>ion. intemperance „n(i politl
cal rMranciJ . sr.'tft ar.d fraud — on any
topi. . indeed, which bears on the pres
esf aensacabae situation m Ptttaburg:.* 1
Th. Rinhop has sent >ng notices to
thfal effect to aN tlic ! t)gjr of tiie dio
cese. tnd suircrsted ;< series of spf. i;il
prajpetu srhtch be has prepared. Portions
Of the petitions .ir*-:
■'<• 1. 1>;<:. tba cre;«l and dreadful < ; .1
Who keepeth .o.rnant and :iier< \ ii h
them thai love Thee. ;<nd to them that
keop Thy nmandmenti ye < ome to
The* . .'jifessinir our own sins of short -
BOBBtapJi ;ill 'i those Of this poopaß among
whoai we dwell We '■ tve lnd< sinned
nnd don« wickedly.
"But <> Laid "in «;.->d. let Thine n:i#ser
i» turned a«it\ from tli «it\ and rn-o
ple, Tim n our lies it a unto The* in true
r»-j»eT.tan. •«■ and nmendtnent of life
"Pr<*|»er every interest. • pmmel
bsteOectnal. moral and reflgioua. Direct
and pjnidje pii arbo till the mnnidpal of
rv »-s sSkd Rive them strenjrth to tatacuta
th« lawa ii'.nest'y. inipartiaiiy and fear
lesply Sa\e this whole rotamunltj from
political corruption, greed. taCosaparaaco,
wwteaaneva, the AeaacratJeai of the
lv«>rd> Da\. the \ iolation of the sanctity
sf marriaaai and every fais«- anajr."
Prank n Hoffatot, arhen nfornu*d .*t
! New. V"fk r. si.letv c, in ■ Weal ."i^'.h
str>-i snartneni bouae, last nißiu th;u
be had been bada ted m Pfttabttrgj, said
artth attaint htrnwi
i always leave tmaliMOs behind me at
the ofttbe. an.i bow that I aw nonM r
• iinn'it Hacuaa thi* matter. no-morrow,
when i >;•• Aowntown and look things
over, i maj iia\' j aaanethinaj to say, but
until tlieji \<.u must ?B'lia* inc."
No urging] could induce him lib discuss
In.- m.lictuieitt. ;iltli..ush be mtiiu.it. -J
ih.it h< haii been Informed «>f th. grand
fury's a.t!.'i: throuch ~prj\an- . iitlUies
from Ptttfburg. . .
Hi 1 1 ■■ Tt -- 1 . . t i* perttapp- <>»'M fciiow-« .is
tii and director of the Prrueed
ste. i ••.ii Oocnpanjr. Bui m aiWrtVrif ii •
i»- aregidesl and dJroctoJ of tbC <*;i'iad..
, . , ■ L Ited; ••1" Urn Chiraajn
a . . i;-et EteUroaS and..o» th»:
Steel Obi and r\mndry Ootn
pnny. CM thi Bo**ti Bho • i:. • ad ba
■ scrn i.«i -,» and treaaure*
EVADES Sl7l TAXICA^ FARE
M-n Who Rod' from Nc- York to
Boston Side BtgfjC ' froi.: Hotc<.
BjvatoOj. a>gct| % a supposed!/ ■
\. .. Ceefc ma rtw *ia •!• rtonpi •'." from •<-
bacii 8 -.". aiiian hotel heX Blgti' i.
..•'.■ to *■>>,■'■ paytna th€ medasi aura <>:
■ ■. ■ ;.i-. tram the metropolh
•> ■ ■n|iriiiTTf bjnurant of the Uasaacba
»<»-tt« law •• T! ■ *-' erne Court rex astly de
■ ai • ■ an <on ■- ng - m *
i^M,-a - a> ■ - • i ba i aea < r-
Ists o ■• ■ ' ■ ■ 108 of the Mate
ir'- .-in. th. Kew Bnglatjd managef •; a
Net Fork am cat a m, la ;i-..\.i>us \>>
'.■■id a man WbO r;isai"! r. tar;:! as at 7:<t.i
. •" A ■■•■ ' ■■■ Nev\ >'.>rk. :.i:-t
Dighi Bai .. run to ''■• Ogeport. The
. . ■ ■-■ t Uionej '■ ■ ■ and 1 driver,
■ . UtUI : . I v. .■ • ■ .' .; i,-u <'<■-
■ , • . •• •a^ ■ v. ■.< r-.f ore
p fays and »•- fai ;.- !••. ton. at w.-!
tfaa pasaenai . ■ ■• «. • i
• | r ; . ... .. „ i. .'.',, i\ ■
' mi- . : "■• itttng wti bw i I mdi la a
tr»':p- loc i Tbm di . • i ■. I ■ »
■ ere < I 1 ~ \ ■• \ .<.•>• .4 .:•• :
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DOCTOR TAK^S PI SIC ACID
W?s About To Bi ArrostcJ for Caus
ing Your.fi Dili's Deat>i.
: • ' . '«; ■ I \- ..- ti c I :..tt
. ■ • • . • cant' for hJ
„ Pr. I. P. 1j44 ( :
■ •• •-.• of ; . i .., . .; ■ ,
■ U&rge < ■ ' • ■■'■■-.■ „
a young i . ■• •: ••! .ri .
N- ■ i ,<i:;.j<-i „ • ■ .- i., ■ ■ .. ;•, •■ „,
. . • ■•! \ ii v. bone ..••■•. Ha * •
■ •>' \«-'< i^,i ■: iisjd ca am
■ la .
i add • o .• . ,-i ..,,!..,.'-..
.; ■• Medical acaoa .-.•*• sla . ••■■ ■•
I and leavee a ire and s
LOWELL'S FRENCH LECTURE.
i I ■ Prod • .. r. n Ival L • .
'•.f )),r • ; . ■ . (•• . ..' I .
■?, I '■•;'. I !■••.- i ■ . . . | .
• ' • ral florin of I
ntag. im oi. |M or lantern aVo>
■• i » ' i ■ i. r ■■■
Man • .:•■:• ■
Ibe better I - trooo
and •■ *■ n ; • • p4
loodi . '-■..•■.
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■ . ■ aa.ti
rvEW-YOitK DAILY TRIBUNE, TlilKsDW, VI'IMI. 7. 1910.
NEWSBOY'S LONG CLIMB
Idaho Bank President Once Sold
Papers in Park Row.
tv>me !ittlr ho-.c ,].>. i.ire thai they will
row up to be Preatdenta. bul Barnej
o'Neii never i'.';:^n: m whan be «•• sell
in? The TMbttae m Pat* How some thirty
%• '.n" ago. Is fact. aett*n« up ay - c'c!(xk
orr:rrni:j»f" and lii-<tllnc over from the. COT
: ncr or tin- Powary tad Delaneej atraM war
laia maia Idea la life |oal *! » an avaa
nftri tho t!:r!!l of Jim eveamg in tiie Old
' Bowerr Tbaatra hta fancy never led him
to believe that ana r wuui.i ba prsal
•tici.t Of a mllllon-OoHar .i->ear bank.
"And we -..i to have i" sen »M mi »n«J
v ;. boitlea la set the inoiaey to bo to the
' I'on-e:' Ti. itio." 1 l;o Ka!<l faJWlday nt the
Holland Houaaj wi.ere he is retlatered n?
j 11. F. O'Xcll. of Qiattece, I<laho. "Taa;
Matin ;-- .. lona waj from Manhattan,* 1 he
I nanthiwd. ti ba rut 1 1.»- end off a long,
: !>ln.-k •:«■• land 1 i-.a\^ becti around the j
COantlT uuUt .1 ttttfel >-ir.<e I li\ed licre I
nm ti-.--.] ..: betel >'J?t ;i BOWtSOjr, sr. t
wfnt »it;. v part) of warda from the ChH«
' t}r-"-rt AM Bodety to lowa. M parenti
I were load, and c aatiMHT <i "f *f nauMd
'"lancv arac rii> ria-fll:*n. He didn't v\-rf!.t
ib) M UM Maw. but I rr.ar.asoo i. and I
Baatl) i reacbod Fibi p v [01 a.
i ' <>r,» ■jray-bearded n:;<n came .lioKs: and '
»airi to me. 'Mow »-ni;!d >.-»j like to t;o with |
me. Bud"" bttl 1 decii-ed. ;! ''' t; ' fn turned
, <iown two more But arhen apemaa whose .
tasks 1 nked urn* 10 m«> : accepted her of- i
1 fer «n-l wen? to her hrother> ranch, where
■ : I punr.'ied cows for a while, and then want ,
back to the farm II v.a« hard gong, hut j
i the aitrj was young, end I liked It. and
I rare the bell hi the alias** achool and had
a change to «ay« ,\ little money to help pay (
my tuition boy beaks and elOtbea, and at
the and of three jwara, when my time of
' aer»lce was up. I felt ■amethlng like a tnnn.
When F eot to be deputy treasurer of ;
sis County i used r ° look back and laugh
i In nsrr..ia Count] thai waa aaowthing like '
, betac ■ tax commissir.ner in creator New j
, Tort to-day."
Af'- • a few fears hi lowa Mr. O'Xeil
drifted up m Nebraska, and apeal several
rear* at l.one Pm* Bui then waa a Mr»
O*Nefl then, and when her health failed it
\ took a rear m \jam Annek for 'ir»- to re
coperate. in the aTs th* O"KeUs went to
ttie stat" of \\nshms:tc,i>. where the former
aewaboy siarted :< ana.
•| suppose thai was a.= hard work aa I
ever did.*' be said, "for 1 Waa farming, ton. !
' and when you get op at I a m. to attend
; •.. farm, >•>'! feel like you have done a
: day's srork before you =<*; to the n«nk at
| o'eloi k."
Ten rears of this ca\e nlni a good start;
' (or « i'nt; .life, and a.- the Idaho country I
was r;< ii in sliver. he took his family there
ami settled at Wallace. ■ little town of
-i\ thousand Inhabitants, which i a hi the '
richest silver mining country hi th*> world. j
"We produce about half- M per rent, I ;
liimk it la of all the silver mined.' said !
Mr O Neil "The Hechi and Hunker Hill
properties are near Wallace "
\wu.k president of the State Bank of I
Commerce gave the former New Yorker,
, prominence, and ne drifted Into i-oiiti.
H. was no" a state Senator from hla county, i
and iv now chairman of the Republican I
State < "ommittee.
We are looking forward w-ith interest
tr, tiie fir.-t trial of the primary system hi
Idaho.** l.< said. -The election will be
i.eid In August' There an 1 . of course, no
electors, it betas; a popular rote. Anybody
ulio v\is'.ie< ran enter the race. All the
tickets raad Oral ami second choice, and if !
tWO men are practically paired, ' 11. man re- I
ceiving the majority ->f the fir?t and second
i otea artaa th« race."
Idaho i= happy right now The troubles (
between the Western Federation nt Itthers
and the authorities- have <•.... led down, and
tut paaaja are quiet and tfaaoutL Eastern- 1
eta are romim In rery rapidly, especially'
htte Hie i.ewly opened <■ rur d Ai<ne resjf.r
ratloa and the Baatera iar; of the state, ■.
QUEBEC'S LUMBER LAWS
Government Likely to Prohibit
Pulp Wood Exports.
Montreal. Apr!] I— A dispatch to "The
Montreal Herald' from Quebec sa>* that
Ii hi practically certain that the pulp wood
policy of the gmerament, about srhicfa
there bas been so much conjecture since'
;i'.i» tession •'; •d. wA\ m lude the prohi-
hition iif the '-xport of pulp ■ 00.1 1 at on
iinwii tsnds, .i considerable increase In thai
rent of the Umber Omits and an advance
in ttumpaae dues The I'leiTii'-r l^ v.itli
j'.oi.iiiiK i» formal declaration, but the
above >'at'ni'nt received practically official :
coaOrmation ihni morning.
Cmran, lIIKBMef of Agriculture, -Hid,
thai iti.^mii'li .t- tti«' order-m-ciiiiiici:
parked in I!*" 1 restricting 1 lit <-c>ii-; i «»f
i renting rrwwn iands< to .t period of tec
rean expires In September tfw ... , , ,,.
m< v will the. '.< in .. povitkMl 10 ImDOO*
; new condition^. The Rtumpasf ota pulp
wood is .... ... > n cord, *\itl> a rfi> ; ,ie
.<!' 5 cents on that manufactured In the
, i • ..» 'Tice.
, .-!: A Hard Mlntotei of Lands and I'm- ;
mts. ■ ■ strongly for prohibition of th« l
ii\ii..M of pulp wooil .md iif- believed]
't frootd Induce man) American manufact- 1
- -.i e-t;iliiis!' fiejt plantii Ii this prOV- I
r. ,c.
T?00PBR GIVES HIMSELF UP '
I
Pemtei Says Hp Surrenders to Claim '
Fortune.
, i'y ■:•<'• ! !"■ :• l"i il u!ir |
Burlfngton. .' April •■. -The. arm; ofß
• lais -it i"«'*t Bthan Allen got ■ surprise o. '
■•. . ". • n \\ ■ ;<• ■ Rogers, a trooper who
:• - •< d somo time .(go. appealed •1 tin ■
H ..i.ii surrendareda sn order, .<•: he put it. '
•h.: ,'• might be able to ctaltn a fortane
left bj a relative ai Cneise . Ms -
• ;uni\ authorities, having In mind the]
u.i\ ii. Ht ir:.i;. at Portsmouth, planted .«
tnare'a nest tor I • naval | pie tb< re by
■aying iii.: :• murdered .i young woman
..' Rochester, arhl .< proved :.. .••■ untrut In
' ■ * r ' '• ■' ore KoSng >;m\\ in «*.> pt
. inn an) thins. ■ bsi ::■ ■ ; , ■ t<
oerntag bis fortune hunt and asplrat i
RErORM THROUGH PURLICITY
Pvblic Prt» Ccmmcndeci for Its la*
BoaHO by the Rev. Johr, J. Burke.
"Pnblltlt! ai en Agent la flocta! Reform** j
was t..* objecl "f „., address by the ucv. '
loan J. Burke, editor ..f "The Catholic]
I Urn i 'athedraj < '■■<.;. . , . . :
street -* i - ■ i Madison avenue, ias: night, fie,
said thai tfa ;:. • : ; Insurance Investtga*
, '•■■ ' •' - ■ "•' ■ I raauii of publicity, and '
"•■< ! lh< '••••• .ukt report] <>■. the mv< •>
- ■ ' ■ » '■■■■: .ii. iv i, .i •-, i -■ . .kmi-' '
• : . iiorate ..,.,-.-. ii. .-...j,, that the i . h
1 '• '■•••■•ii '/•■.. , kuon meat,.a t,. corre •• t ■ .
:-i tn were made knows,
!•» tll'lll :•> ti« 1,.,-..-;.,,,,. a .,.| ,M,, M , magS
'r '' I iWlcit) p,\->i, to the hookworm '
■ in me tkiuth iwis resulted in the
j medical camjuirfii acaln.si a This will
■ I'.it'o . of thousand of
from Its bondage The c lucatloi .ii
.•• «»ii-i;-i din- i. hi.. ,v in beini tn^Ue
■•'•:'• !•' I Übll< Ity. 'I bo .. .ii.. l - of livei
are Ihua iwi i b th d i.«en ItiaUon of ■
<•" • U< la M !■:• i «-.,: i ),, K|>rcad and
" '•:■ d the progn i . ; (be gn .it kMu
i,1.i;.. • < ..I ..-:•. Rn
■■■ii •• <le. -i:. i , ,; tr:.-»: "th< i
• r • Is ii;.' c,i- t,, i: „, „f American ii!>- !
i • ■ • tending pi lls, It
•■ ••• ' I •■•:•■■ •■■. t""u in Urn !
land "
AMERICAN ARTIST IiENTHNCED.
i « ' :.i. M i kdanu . .< scutp>
: - •■ i : . • ■ ad i ••'!
1. it i 11..1 1 . . i•■ i ■ „ , ■■n.• ■ . i •-■.••
an i bargo of nil r resist
' r !ie -rut- 1.. • • mi I- •■ • 'it H ■«» '
„ . ■• ■ . MHfqjci ef t!.' '
,• Adami recently attended » ijanj
. ■ ■ ■ \ sdem* Fallen Aaao I m.-.n '
r.ii."- and nVojpto •' - 1 becatna In I
■ • . luarrel »b*cn i#d la W irraat< I
\i ROOSEVELT VICTORY
» (Uitlauni frnm aval pJSr
the work),** he continued; "Ural "n
IIM '•••' " Ji»r iiory, Wlien Marc-.is
! Aurriius was Btnpefor, and, aacond, ilnr
in^ th« mam I : • oduction >«' the
iif.> of Greece in the coßUnnnea or
AmaJfl, !•'.«;•. Florence and <;.noo And
nr>\\. in tee !a?t afxty jreaTß, since I •:©
i battle of Xovara. we have ae#a the w«-n
i derful Krowtn trbieh baa made Italy
! what afM is ami what aIM will be.
"Whan the paajafanlata tay that dvlllsa.
I tion is ironi mil. we. < an turn »•■ Italy,
i when ■ the ontiro Occident (ii ii. it^
; dvflfsatlon, and wiiere we iion't know
i whether to ucimirr mor« the aM or what
; is betafl prepared for tha futwre.
"in ;ni chrllteed couatrlea It has been
\ Pffeaiiry t<» preserve some barbaric vir
tues— al>.-»ve ;l n. military strength '•.
I oj)i>o«e anj attempts at oppressinn.
<'«>untrles mual be atmas In order to
be pood and to help th»» vreajf asainat
the <r\ errwiririt:.""
The as>Pr«aJdefit and Ura. Roosevelt
left for Bpcsia it 11:43 to-iii ht Among
those wbO ade them farewell ni the
atatkm were. Coant TbZSOal, master of
ccrefDooJea In the royal hmiattinld
who rcpreavnted the Kirn llayof
Nathan and other chrlc tatnoritiea and
Ambaaaador irishman. Pwreral hT-.n
<lre«J |>ersoii«i gathered around the trnin
snii took part in .'ii eathvataatfc demon
tration. Mr. RooaeveM waa warmly
■ eered. nnd th»>re were manj i rlea of
■'i^riK iivr- R««isr'Vflt " Hi whs obliged
to come out on the platform -»f the gpei bjt|
C«r which had been pal ;ii hi-, dtspoaal
by the pnvernment. and expreased hi
thanks to the propio of Home for their
Rerierou? and unforeri hospftaiity
• •iiorr.« continued aa the train moved
away.
Many Catholics Indorse Hirr.
Amonj? Hr Rooeerelt'a tefeajrama to
day were two from well known Catholic
publlehera, aajrlng that Catholic ..pinion
ill America indorsed his position. Mr.
Roosevelt also received visits and let
ter* from members of the Methodist or
ganisation In Rome, disavowing aymna
thy with th' violent utteraucea COO- I
tamed in the Re\-. B. M. Tlpple'a recent '
statement.
The Vatican to-day made further rep- :
reaentationa regarding the cancellation ,
of the audience, but they contained no !
now points. The Vatican insisted r>>v
rtatly that Cardinal Merry del VaTa aole
purpose was to avoid If possible a repe
tition of the Fairbanks Incident, In the!
belief thai he could have been justly i
criticised if ■ repetition Of this had oc
curred and no prevfcma warninaj h«<i
been Issued.
The Italian historian. Onsildmo Fer- !
rero, entertained Mr. Roosevelt at lunch
eon, after wMcb the ex-PreaMenl went
to the embassy, where Mrs. Roosevelt
was the ffiiost of Mrs. l.eistiman. Ho
then visited the Keati Memorial, which
»a? founded principally by American?.
With Blgnor Perreri, the Grand Master
of the Freo Masons, he, discussed l"i >%'-masonry% ' -
masonry la France, In which he h-.t*
phown greal interest, and expressed
want) sentiments of gratitude and fra
ternity lor the congratulations a<l-,
dreaaed to him by the French members
of that order.
After devoting tWO hours to the let
ten and telegi ama which continued to
pour in. Mr. IUiQWDeH left his hotaJ al
io o'clock this rnina tot v call on
Professor Otacomo Boni, tha archa
Cist
At .*..'.«> o'clock thia afternoon M*. '
Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss
Kthrl and Kermit attended ■ lea given
in their honor at the CapitoHat Museum,
The Honeymoon Trip.
Mr. and Mrs Roosevelt « 111 brajtn to- :
morrow morning ;» drive from Bpesta
over the route t" Oenoa which they
traversed "ii tlielr honeymoon. The ,
American newspaper co-respondents who
accompanied Mi Roosevelt from Khar
toum have promlsad, at his sped) re
quest, to rasped the private) of this aen<
t i in* r i it . KMirne The carriage <lrly.
from Bpeata t- Genoa a distance of
sixl^-ti^.■ mile?, will occupj th< greater
part of three day. - Alter reaching
Genoa the RooaeveltK will go by Ira t"
Porto Mautizio, near theFreocl frontier,
where they will stay for tine days ;it
th' Villa Of Miss Carow, Mrs. K.>r>so- i
I
velt'a aister. TheSC three days will be .
■pen* very quietly. Mr. Roosevelt has j
announced thai he will receive no one at ,
Porto Maurizi" except Gilford Pine hot, :
the former Chief Forester of the United
Sts4ea Department of Asricultar*.
rinit Roosevelt and Miss Ethel j
Roosevell aril] remain here until Satur- >
day, when they will r. direct to Porto
MaurisJo and Join their parents.
SECRETARY defended
Archbishop Ireland Common*
on Recent Trouble.
[Oi TBHcrapß w» The TrtSan* i
si r«i;i. April fc— Archbishop Ireisnd I
made the following atatctoani Uxday:
• "i have rea<! amoas lh< Roman <'*«=- '
patches Itse '■a.virir attributed to the 'ate
Bpanuft Ambaa*adoi to the Vatlcai*, the
f.*t:.or of the Papal Becretary of State. In ■
whicn vHii^*"." 1 ;..•! :^ expresMd thm hji son
was the mean of humbflps .^ Tamkoa :
President i an sure that the bite ambna
■ador nevei made itich n ■• fnl We I
are confronted v. iih i Ml ol Sdntan street
l
■ii is an '.: warranted Insuli Io the Pa- :
pe.l Becretarj "i iftate, knowa t(j i>e ■ hl#;h-l
■uinded fjentleman v..' n moi-r arrupulotia
upholder of 12m dlsnltj m^\ the honor of I
the Koty Bee. lc attribute to him Iheushta
ar.'l motivM inspired otherwise than '•■ «
fattufacturers
tiolesalers
We save some Manufacturers
and Wholesalers $5,000 to
on cartage alone. That is only the
beginning of the economy. Insur
ance saving j s often laraer.
Don't you want to see if YOU can make
it ? We feel so SURE you can that we ai o
spending money to tell you about it.
Drop us a postal NOW— We will send
you full information.
Hush Terminal Co.
I ilcfp ?<mi:<p of hb -iuty to »;!.* *x.iitrd offlcf.
; l>bi<lcs. no arr u"t for a moment 10 IroaK
j hM that ha a-t'-d al<>nf ami without the
r koowlcdSC hi:. l approval •! th.« Holy
Fnth-r nixl li*s i:.«=u:sl adflwrs. No Kr«»atr
mistake ■ an be m;i<l«- than to Jm.ißino thit
; thr So ntary of Stale hi Ilia Vatican.
•Thitt in the action "I the V.l'l. an an
Bllilil— Vl by CSBTdtUJ Marry del Val
there ««a th« hitri.ti-ni of i i* -.Mullet
1 slight upon Mr. RooMV*tl perwmtmQf or
upon the Antrleaa BaaaiMle la " r " f<> rp *
•ii a partlHo pf credit. TtM Vatican is
■upttnwtj Inrap<tb!o of ?'ich bMHMMb
■ in ibc bypoUMSla. owrorthj at toatap
tion. that :i s!i«c!it upon Mr. Roc.sevolt "r
the ftapvbOe mi intaaiai, >»• in Aawrlea
Who rr-spc t Mr. RDOHVtti nnrt who love
tIM BCpttbOc WOIIM unfalteringly Itaad by
Mr. RoOMVCIt BBd 1-y our country.".
MERRY DEL ' VAL'S VIEW
A Question of Common Court
esy. It Is Said — A Comment.
Ctactnaalf, vprtl *.— Cardinal Marry rt-i
Val, tbroagt Sfoaatjaac KaaMiy, rect-»r of
the Awarlra <■• *§* ■> '•'■'•. In » •••
patcll '•> "Tfca «'incinnati Ttaaca-Ma to
(1 ,•• from the Italian .lpit-ii. Atm th» f^i
'.•■ninaf vrsion of the Rorra^elt-N atlran m
>i<lrnt: -
"\V!ien all !? mhi ar.l do:.? «t wti a
q-icstion of -ommon ronrtesr The Tlolv
See did not hnpa npon ?>lr. Koosf.e'.t, as
baa wnnßly ; cpu as--rt*rl. TIM WlUOitlWl of
t.ot .'i^proiicliins MttlMdlata a* atfeaf non-
CatboUe IVllgtoca bodies in Rom- Thrre
an aavarai nor.-'"atho!i • caillfU in UM ci* •
«Mdi n., r.ot besatva ta a ■• irly baaUM
avid offen?iv«- ... TIM r'°!"
tonnr.j . . tl:»t his hnlin»fs ar.d ai!
("atliolirs I aM Mil dear.
"Thf iiatkatflai eaßtM Ifl 'he Via xx
<3#>f tprnhro svsteniaf i< all> ioins hands v. i'rt
th«» a Wai and most anfi-f Icrleail and anM
papal elemantf In Iba ritv. »nd they do so
Mtarlasaly .m.i in the mo?t ak.Krr?^lv»> and
insulting mamirr Mr. Roo«^v>lt f
hat iiad :i mild arid limited «ampl* of ftvir
attitude t'' the d^^lw ration iu«t puhlUb^d
b] tl-.r-ni, irlttCti he has Crtl .'"->'ir.| to d!f
ft vow .
'The Ffolv S"»-. ;ift»»r th« aattari
Patrba.nl (addan't, had every reason to
f*>ar thai Mr. TJoo.-ryrlt unnittiriKly and In
perfect co<-d (bMb m'^b' he, lafl Into show
ini; ••'.< . .r! fri^ iidsl'.ip fo.* this
hostile r«>iitr» of ttegrff^in:' arftinst the
""iithoik- rtmnh in the heart of the «'ath
olic wOfid.
•( 'nnye(|ii«>nil\ . •n 'ior> Mr. Roo*r>velt ap
plied indirectly and eaafMairtlally f.>r an
aadteooa Vttll his holme??. the Pope, th"
wish araa ronrtcoosly rxpress*»fj tint h*
RWM avoid bring drweced into th* oijrr
ttonabl€ position of appoarint; puhi to
support tlif- offcashrt rampnitn ntctin?* th«
Tope in hi? own re.«idenr«>.
"Mr Boaaavdi r^plird. rrfnsinc all COB'
ditions or aSIMBMBtsy and thus allow rd th<>
ro=sii>i!it v <<( bsi nt" firWftitm \<n;»t wooM
be effnislfc »o hla !i"iine<:«.
"This was ami conflrnod by Mi ..-nil
•et retail, Mr. <> Laagtotln, who, vkaa askrd
ii^tiu ■ wUbwH :my fnrtn:il promise oj • \
pnifOl condition, Mr. Ror.sr\olt miuM, m
a matter of fart n<. t g,. to t >» Methodist
• cntro. in tlio \j a XX s«ttemhra. ropli«1
thai i)^ rouM ctrc )■•■ sn<ii ■ :rai.« ■» an,]
that ip hi? npiatOß Mr. Baoatvdl was iust
'•!• man to di> If.
"Tn rlnr "f this attitude the andlenct be
came impos.-ihlf
'II '■■'■ Nimpiy » , ;<-«t;r>'i of OWIinOW
roarte*T, and ntrely common rourt< is
not Inrompatlbk nil i th' riclit? nn<l fr«-e
lioni ».f an American i Itrara."
fVaaUaStaa, At>r(l « — "Theoxlore ltoaaa<
vaft, the :o:iti( t; ( n. has mot bbi Waterloo/ 1
Father Kiisri'Ti^ Hannon. pastor >>f Sf
Martin ■« Romaa CatbonV <'htin-h. in r'ii«
• it; . in .Urn uaslng the Vntit-an rontrov>r?y
last riich: l-ik.- ■ but! in ■ rhin.i shop,
be baa attempted to jump into Urn Vattoea
an.; overridi the etlqvette of the rno«f
«i:ku^: .'oiirt the wend ha« ev«t luwtt
The court <>f Boom b not t;ivrn to as.- 1 r-
Inn In political • xploltntloi • and has «ur.--
Iv let Rooar ■It kmm it in no unrrrtai.i
manner.
"Rone i* the rrf;itf>!»t pros:- ac<>:.:
the b»ilil Ikis over known. bill the fftuijtt
• •'. Bbnoj barea't mocti dm f<>i tho preea
as»»>t in politics. He mas i iijc t ho 'bis
Stick' in tins rountn to his h'-ar-tV .on
i!'. but it i^ foily for \-\m to attempt fo
rile rnujlhsbod ova the- V:-«ti<-nn."
RifTr^r Mannoii <«ai<l thaf PlWldeiU Taft
arenl t<> i{<>in^ and "was moat •ion-!-.
receive*? al the Vatican, but before C'ina
there "n- made certain what toe Vatican
would require of him and pgomda I to
abMe by ihetr regulations."
APPROVE ROOSEVELT'S ACTION
Bishops Wilson and Mallalieu Speak at
New England M. E. Conference.
WfStl .Mas*. April d |i js undT
*-•'•• 1 thai mildly worded r-!«<jlutioiis re
latug to tin Room ell mcJdenl m Room
m ill i•• praaeatad to the New Knstand
Methodist Conference; to-morrow by Fnirik
Hamilton, chancellor of the Ataarseaa L*«l
tcrattjr, at fTasntaglOß.
Approva! •>• Colonel Bpoaavolt'i action
>v? expressed to-nicht both i>■ Plrlrini
L B Wilson of Phnadclphia, « he era
stdrd at Urn inference, and by PrrTrtrr
W i" Malli>liru. Blahop MaltaHeo sa id:
i am familiar with Urn «!<rk •■ the
Methodist Church In Ital: Beveial > f*: .;
;ieo i wma there, and preached in mass
.•itio« Rome, Maple* Venice in Florence
! know the country from end to end
I ;itn sorrT, Indeed, thai Ihei •• rttirnW I •»
«ny ( „i|vf of ill !>fli;ig ani.-nt; any rhri.-
ttan people for nr.y reason. l"hpli.-ve
ll.oroufjhrjr In Rooeeireti and hJs American
ism. ;ird feel that he and ovary koo-I
American ha* m right to dacldt upon hH
coins' 1 of action, with due regard -o ali
reasonable reqnlveaieiila of eonrtesy. l!
■tneerel] hope thai only pix>d will rome.
from the preseni unha -tat.- of (T.'ir-
TVishop nrilaon sai<! th.it h«» not onK ap
prOVed Mi RoO.«e\elfs • Our.~e bu« a l st>
].' "n] him 'or if.
ROOSEVELT STAND UPHELD.
LOO4OD. April ►—Thr Briti«;!i I*l OlQJl Mill
Antanca has sent ■ letter to ftmTwuaajlia
t:<io. appbradtsfl Hr. EtooaeTatt*a refusal
to accept .it; aodMnce ni;h fie Papa ondei
• oadii ions.
v>r:>. April •"'•, an
article on the lateal aapacti of fhf Rooao
rU-VatU>9D-MctnolM tecldaul hj jtayinc:
■ Tin toieraai attitude of Mr. Rooaareit baa
prod - : ■.. best of bapresslona. M
KAISERS DINNER AT VIENNA.
\ lenna, April Ik— Emperor Francis Jo
!.->»o dinnei at Schonbri.nn ta
honor of Mi RooseveTt will i>»» ajvaa aa
April U < ••) ire pracedlag trta&Bg Couoi
\<<; Afhrenthal, thr Porittga Minister, win
entertain the former rieaMtlil at an effl
cial dinner .■■', liie Pbratgn OOcc.
too
B-oad >
NO STRIKE OF FERRY PILOTS
Will Not Quit in Sympathy with
Tugboat Men's Fight.
Tr* utrike of t'.f tusttwat Pill .-»fcain*t
th" flam ralliaada--fba I IMI of HI j<*r
sry. »h* LbWbH WBtfi tbt iviawarr I>t«k
nwanna It IPtatm »nd tbu BBlttllWW *
Ohif>- promlH*'!'* >«stcr4»y to \,p a Bt'lbbom
fifrhf. <;cnrr>il Manm'r ?>o» f.f fh*> Mis
tprs unrt 1 Pilots" AJwiM-iaiion ofTirlally ••on
flrmcd tli^ announ<""n;cr.t. tinofllctally nj«le
on Tu»>«day. that th«»re wil! n* no utrik* of
the f<'rr> pl!it>« \n ryropalrty wit^ tba tug
boat tnen.
"Tlify ■ ■ •<■ Him* to t:*. U*4 •• COOld
liavp ca!lf'l QWfB <■•!?. p- Haft "bul ' >*S
nor t;t f.i-.nr of synipat^ffrlf sfr(kf^ M
Ing »ny mnr»" troijhl«» il;nn !» ri^r-f^s-Try.
We he!ie^*• «*• n i'! >% U-. »>v ours^!v*«. an'l
<Ikl not want t<> thruw t^i* f/rrv pilot • MMt '
Thara • m a litt'.tt rlifflrtilfv. l»stin|r for
less ; lit ii flft^e.i miniit^s. at the Ka«f H!*ef
pier el thi Lofiß I«!and gafll— < at :v><'n
"win? ;-> t warhoat ';»r*''!' :^ r-'"sir;p la '"i-:
dai inte^'rtf edaOKflei of th* riil'.-ia H
T-ho«p tucbo-it pilots n*'T* on •trtXf. Sm
pertain taasj si fhi> f.n^j: Talarvi
Rallronii. r. h-> nail h« '»M not irant to pr»
•-jnitHt" tr>iuM'-. •»oi\i»(| nr fiitTicultv by *ay
fpj? thai OBAU th»* IntaVatMt CSBaOWBI lir
lie wriiilri havr a staggs. oppi, for r^e«» rnll
r'»O'l.-. «o thai th«"y c i'-l »!l^'harK<* .ui'l
haadl* trt is thrrm^h tbeli OTTa '"'K3 f'.^rn
j-f Iv#>s.
On bCtetf '■' tb* ra'-roa^t a 5f..r" -«•. •
Tia« i?»u«»d •fst»rrlav tfl Ifeg aflfetl OX UMI
■»»r\ lee was 3t no Ttrr><" rrippleri by t^,e
atlffeC TIM natBBMM Bin pMI flxrj^t .»s
fo th»> nurnl^r of fucr ;i onT ,»!->•. ar 1 BM
Ti-jmbT <>f CMI f Illtj
MANT SHIPS HELD HI FOCI
Strike of Naval Reserves at Marseilles
— Firemen Sent to Prison.
aftrvefflca, Apr!' I Tl>* ttrtk* af th*
n»'Mi rr«irn.-»>^ .«<»<-»tj»i« of th»
•>r nucl 'in'r« of Arat;.-* aril tbWl who
ar*- not Ff.iob aubj^rts is r«-in-,it.i; ».rtou»
! n"'.n\ rnienow ant\ finsn^fa; lo?«. A aearc
of sliip? bour^l fas BgSaVt^n-art^n port?.
Afrir and lh»« Ha>t ar«» unable to f»il.
T : Pf»nc .. !In»r UoJsr. bcund fnr Tur,i«.
hrirl bnrriK -,-ft li*« harbor this morn • - tic
ff>r«» fb.r naval r«'.«* > rv» > saMor? SjMaa' i v . :r
arm«. fhf v*s!»! r* > tiirn« i 'l to h*r pi"-, -n-}n -}
four itaflfMtftm of th^ -trtk<Ts MM plac<»l
unrW arrest.
Sir t'.rr"'i • hr<at« s»r» r*kln* r'aaurs" «-f
||M m-iil iervfre, while iiiartn^!« ■M It
roa<l;np.-.- to make up |b| quota of »r'
•■rpv. it; < a.-"> of rniercmry
The Maritime OBOrt MStßwai r*n strik
<nc flr'rtifr> thf"= aff*rnonr> t^ f-n day*' im
pri?orT • rTr). Th* af-'i^crl irn =^v
♦hnt Ujey left th- '- ■.;:••. ssaaaaa law; f€«r«?d
vtoit-nre. M Charon. tJai i>»><"r«»tarv of
th Navy. • •■rlz'-d the «triK<» as b»»ritc
not a labor stru^Kl**- brit «a rsvatatl
BBOTVOteBi sKirffl by a f<^w aelLitor?. who
ha^p trrrortz^d th^ massr.*.
Tli* i tder Bee rHar> «i 'h<- Naw. in jwir
Genuine Antique
Oriental Rugs
W7F invite the attention of
those jarho are interested
in rugs, to our collection of
Genuine Antique Oriental Rugs.
Among these may he seen
splendid examples of carpets of
the Sixteenth Century, as well
as fine specimens of old Ghiordes,
Koulas, Serahends, Ferre^hans
and Chinese Rugs.
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Broad vay & 19th Street
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To Do With Its FUTURE Foot Comfort.
One pair of incorrectly shaped shoes
May entail years ot discomfort in later life.
For this reason we take great care in fitting chil
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RIGHT Coward Shoe on thr child \ foot.
■ A »r< Ru.-tntinc; shoe is assured, because Cowari
.Shoes for CLildren are made on '• loot-form " lasts,
in povera! uiiferent models which rnable us to
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and by so doing spare them
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