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m mm BOYCOTTS
i)O£sn i Think Labor Disputes
Shouid Kill Contracts.
ADDRESS TO STEEL MEN
Ears Government's Relations
VtSb Plants Should Depend
Ml Work Done.
■Wmafpoa, A;*^'. 6.- Pre.-ifirr.t Taft to-
Csy xc'A a «s«.l«gT»tion cf f.fty bu«:r.e»s Tv.en
Tror. V • ■'•.• ai.d Sout'.-. • "h«-:n.
F««*~.n.. that h« d.l-1 i ' % ■ .eve ;n lAiycotia
and thai h»» rtUI nnt heliev« ths^ disputes
v " third jxiri'*!' svarracCSal Ui^ «'.in>pation
»f «..\crr ..!••■ • corj • .i. Ea Brtth BBy corn; atiy.
""■•• d. !»«,il*or.. which x\aii heaflej »iy 11.
3 Mr-,,- '\i!ied at f * \ •• House a«
I .;,irr"- 1 T^rsonn. the chairman d«-
Csan • • igataai the r«»;«iri^ th«t
} :id \.rr- sru nd V> iul'or at.tniors to the
»r>-t» r >-t thai l ■ " '.'■■■-. -••■• PTortta, ba
r ■ -.-. ' ' ■■ • r ■ •" "' lt» eili
pXttyrfi, va^ ' irr.lnar out sn Inferior quality
«>f worn Ni- at' cers said tbal eaarta bad
tw^n nmd!' tr- I:h\<» tbtt cov.rnm«!! n* BMO
05 to . .■ ■ . ■■• • i tbo otaal ummjbiu
y— -oo]' ;'« work--, ihe •'••,:>!,•, ■ g
rna<l» that Incorr.jN i ktuen had
• • • tii I . th*» j.lsc**:.
•'■'-'..•-< 'i 1 bad 11 bi am oof
tTU« . t ■ • • . ft: ' . • ■
contract* ;.»<l. mai ■ of them. ;^"n v\ t»ie.
♦■tnplo>- of t h»- <•<■•- , ■ \ ■ i« • ive vc«i - . ;
aaar» . t!.*t th*-- bMb I l.Hirii.tic its ell a,5
ti pe^pon*! Interef^ in th<-,r V ork t< ' (ii«
(-n\-errrt crt r>Md 111 1 a' 'hex had followed
•tli «l#»'pe>t .-orirf :^ tlie O<- UT— < nor* f.f tha
CSpanlFh-Ar-ur-an aT)B BBaaaOi thoy had
turned 00 BBM : ' KBBB arid BVBBB of
i h»» armorplabi • >i» t i ■ . 1 u;>on to
•xajrd t 1 .• ■ - ■■ • . r the ra-tl»» at Ra-itiajro.
f.opice <• ■'- ■ ,ns «rio;.teVl hy or^aritza
•in» v f itlzcn* a.ni v.uslnes? men In Hctli-
J*>,. m n- - ;■ , ]rft wltli
th«i TYrsirirr,! Ti, )I«gjM!i H UM <t'lcj;a
tion 7t.
■ \en t followed close*? arhal h*n ha;.
pen^.i si Rethl^hem hi a;; I doal know
w.ie.t •' ■ . -i, jo,; 7^
*>- • ■ • ■ - ■ . mneni i on
■ ere urs :h»i • . • |j g-o
16 B*«ttilehcm. or n tv| r .h B.thl«'ii«-m
W"t; •! ):h\<» ,nn Opt KM t unit) t.> bid
1 can <•• ly say thte— Chat I an utterly or>
r°wi 'o t (>• principle <ij v boycott, i^very
<»r U , r :r > • '.. i. RrtUed ■■!< tta own mor»
'ts. If tb* I ■ a ••ks 1«;Vt up to
rvtatraci ■ •!■ . <:i ought noi to
dM^ tba ■ i> ii ;f; f ii if, then th»
• r>tj' • r 1 i to ko to \i without regard
t* t*oiitrm PtFtfc-s thai ttethlehem m«y have
if • ■ •• Ti.ird prr-
T ■ • ■ ■■ ■ . . ■ • m ninl
Ita enit.'.oves. iti f.-ir af the public la con
r. —-,, ■will )•>*■ yr- . ■ ihe mfils of
tj,4' co!i:ro\ eis> «:iri X,. mutuaJ relatlona,
*» |a kol -..a- ms. between •'.: ' • them
ftttira' '»« and their employ*!*; itv^, th*>-e
1« |." r«-jat:oTi between l!ie one cotitrovers>
rj.fl the ■^'» > r. bvrmafx* i say thai aril • i
rtflß.'-is- It-<mU.««» •■ '-wise IS to in
tfeduo* ■ thods thn «?«=-
Tf •: rcott r— ta to wtt.
'f;«t third :■ ■ oni ; •• to be iat • •
Kf:., will in a mntT . •-. • ■ rith re
« ■ tr. which tht y bawa no natuial t- .
Ttw'tvf on « witnoot knowing anything
•111 1 - ta, t aay to jt»a I '-.it If Dai b-
v ■. ■ i . H'ork it la for tba
I ■ -• • to find out and to art oa It,
anfj to aa> IT* •Ml Kb on thnt ground,
: < sette tt 1* mmnued ;n « iip»-,t
h ■ ' wii ■ - < ■ ' - in
• ■ . th* puWtr or the • ■ . •
• ;■•■• sf Urn public is inieren^-d In Th*
. • ■ . • ■ • i t!.e i mployes .-md the
."• - • ■ ■ . • iVe rrier- I
not with tw»|
>• • .-.•••,. v« Ttiat ip I
.■• .•• it i- the position my
. .; : : ss 1 ■ SJI ror.tr.
v ill occupy.
■ - ■ -rr or President ■■■ »• aai ■
, : ' ■ •«• •■-..• '•'•• d '•' n: <V"n- •
■ ■ . .■ f IAI \<OT ',
i • -■■ • iterance to the aetega
i •'. ■
■ • . • • <•■■-•' ->h« ni Si»~^l < ■
,> . .-i.« weil a* dis
•' :• 1O WOUld
ird labor to
_,»:■.-. •._:-..► . .: inder
. -■ • ■ • . ■■ -
- ■ ■ ■ ,c >n
■ ■ . ■ • la:i<>r »rv in-
HEYBUR^ ON THE RAMPAGE
His Verbal Battery Busy — El
kins Pressing Railroad Bill.
■ r' ■ ' • .... ■ . j,.,_. .
•n-t,.. 800 •'. <■-< ' " :..•■' S : • ■
ts • ■ ■ • .t lie has
| BM I I • ' ' ■ ' '■ r "f
I adsCaa," islkcd Bar *n hour end « I •
v.-'.a; " . ■ -, • I I BM] Serial* e-Ijo::rn^d.
- ' ■ • ttS.ll ■
ajajaaa. ■ ' aWIUCUBy vs- ■ ri • .v.
nn riraio: v v lerstate osnv
r frr» btQ ari • ■ ■ ;.■ ■ ti ughttul
> ::Fpe^f'i :
?r-.atnr Se nnother vr.'n effort
• • ;rirc* r.. .:.ie • * . ."itics of i •
» - 1 ■ ■'■ roe I • - ■- ■ ts ore,
«>tifi"rT ' tt w» ' •': to saw 1 ■ w 1 \ Mr.
l/.k !•* • A Chat tba bfO M
taken - , ' ■ ■ • ■ r ii" said thai
ur.ieM the \Y. m Cfrpir.ls s»- • • .. land
« i • .-• • - t>n*tei praotv'd v.::'i -. :•:. l.h.
»«f ; « of fj.t ■ • mbsortty bbm
i - ■ ' tl ratata < 'orr. ■ ■ • :ni*
r • art
.: '1^ :v»: v » ■ .. • ,• ■ Vr. ]
r . ■ - • ■ ■ Bnai ■oi >
Oi ■ •-».: if, •« m I ■ - ■ n the btO
a ■ bsbaa I I ■ H« said
1 • aWooSd •:•»■: • •■ >• ' 01 • BI OtO
; { Masl throa I tars v (j»y to tsasaafti
«- . Bfa I I C all xvi*r» i
. r rr _:<■»■♦• i\
MONEY FOR N.Y. POSTOFFICE
Additional 51, 000,000 To Be In
serted in Sundry Civil Bill.
i
v '• a- la -en 10-nixbt I .• • ■ . a
•, i■■ ■ , | itaaa af • ai pt
i ' ". i- ■ ■ f I ■ • -e<J in
i.^t i • • ■ ■ Boa tall to aaajor
••> tßCvaaaa a th* s
poi
:i v fork. *• the ; . « ' r
■<••■■ ■ • un, *L>i:r
»^r iba b •" ■ < of ttaM i ■•• baa ):;
'•yt^at-H . •-..:. ■■;.'"
»U' •■■ > .' • ' ■ ug it a . it is
»•' '» • . ■ T!*;
■
lag :
• •• •
.... ...
• X>: . •• • ' • . • . ■
■ -**■ » ' ■ ■ ■ • ju ..
Mr 1 ••• ,:i
.' ' ' .. • t . tn
: . . ■ ■■ —
' • • • . i . !•<•
t■■ * ,
•1 . ■ ' "» j ■ •-• •■,«■. •; .
pj'i • • • ■ :• • r.i « -
Mr _
n- - ' — ii* 1 1 — n T\<r -ijgßTimiTnT
Constipation
Vmmahc§ Forever
r-jw*! it/art it Co«»
• . .TLr
ajaaw*-.— aay i * aaa c*mxA*<*—* ■ "
tbrcTi. Seafi M, 8880 3»k. •?.•** Tm.
CrCTuinc na« fcfco ••*• *
77f £ 2)A7 IJSTWASHIJVGTOM
1 rvoin Th# iyrv-n« :-.•:•••••■ :
Waahlngton, A; \ il I
mSV BCUKME WOK liTftirrTf* An ot>
r^r'. '.9 t<* jx» n;a.i> by Secretary Knox to
sd'Jst l-ie tm'jblef« of fci.into DoralngO
thro-jph t?ie ncercy f Fir: tlsli . PVcncSl Bfid
Oonaaa aaakon arbata h** arm endeavor
to 1-<*;: c bS rafßad th« IJoeiin-i deb!, ac
"•e>'ir.j; the n -^icr.nient of a T' n rt?on of the
Übcrlxn lonw r.i rir-ts In repayment.
Q ir. >;r. Ktoaat*a Idea thtt Umbo akara
esii >>*> bataeed hi adapfl ''.;« s.be-n* on
OOntirJon tha' Liberia aprce to ur'r>f-!:"-t. n
<Tvl*.>r of euOtOCaa artM shn!l be named
!^• tht }*r»-s!d« r.t of tbo Dttitad Batao. Wet
rotasy Baaa appeared to-day before the
1 ronmiriitw oa PaiolgM Batmttoaai Bof Urn
' ; \.r\ ••« o' 6L-er:alr:infi: how far lac Baaata
aosa artlUug to X'» hi aaatatlng l.ibrria in
iti> prrsf !:* d'-ffleultles. It -*.nj 8008 made
DMBatfOol to Hr. ■ ; tthal ihe Beaass
aaaaftl approve no trOOty mtth I/iheria. OVOtl
aba to •*?>!<-:, r.rrux Brttßlß, France ar.d
i;.rmar.y were pafttaa, en.l 1' was iuggaai*
■i 10 him Ihal UM DOBBttaMan of St;ito
gboaßa osei.isc i«- ajaad afßeaa to pto-
m ..j» the n»rKOtiat.on Of s tNaty BBMOg
tbeaa power*. l>';t to which •.! .- povern
nipiit would not be I BtgBBtOCT. The DemO
crata BMcabera of tho oaaunlttae espreaaad
emphatic disapproval of any plan v hi. •»
,;.l involve the T"nited Strifes, poii.tlnt;
am ttatl i" thi« case bo eoategtlaa could
tw» Bsada 'hit Urn Hacaoa Doctrtao waa in
volved. «s iv;ih <lono ;n tbO 0800 Of BantO
Dasutaaa. Mr Knox then ■uajjtaiad thai
he thoughi be rould effect ■ aettloßMßl
thr.>:>;i' OM baaMtl -• • wttbwal 009
. • and left Urn uumiam^o ortth tbo
■ BBaaasaaßiaaJ that he •OttM maM '*ri<
*?ort in tliat direction.
AN* CjnrAMtAMTttD Ui:iv»KT_Car
ttMl «;ibbon!«. ■who |<« In OTBailillgtOa nt
tendirp tbO f*"' 1 BMOttag of the trustee*
of tt.e raitwrm Pul—iiU. of Brbadb ho i*
itnaaa, ealted of Urn Wbtta Heaaaa la
d.iv and wb« a?Ked on di parting for an
nsroaaaai na Urn ivoo^eveit -Vatican inci
dent -T'io PtwaßSßßl and m>*clf mutually '
•.L-r.-t the Roosevelt -Vatican incident." re
' piied Urn . «r trnal. who axptamad that ba
coma to •ho whit* House on oUx r
IneFS Thin rrmark wa? Bfi2ed upon by i
tbO BOWOpaper BSea present a« tl I
ItaMbi for atarteg n Urn eSect thru rr«?i
: d> nt Taft Aaaaaead the eaaraa paraaed by
Mr Baoaoaatt. fnaaa these arero called to
T!-.- nf.ention of the PreoMaßl lie explained
tn»t really bO had said BOtbbaS wlia'.v-r.
■Abo .: arbaa Urn < trdSbal itiiMrttod i).:'
li was "an unfortunate bxaaßßr* h» ¥ bad
toad no objection. Kcttber Urn Cardtaal
j nor Mr Taft. In the OBBfaO Of UMtf eOBVer
; nation, «»xpre^»-d any view recording UM
artion of Mr. ReooaVOJa or of the Vatican.
and th« oommer.t of hi? eminence araa
peTirral «l« to in<iud«" ajiy view which
n Ight be taken, other tl.en that it araa a
happy <i-cum-ta-.ee. Of eocowa. th« rre?i- ,
,;.- < T-epretted that sr-y !>tate:ncnt to UM
effect that bo aaajrocated the eourao of Mr.
nVoooeveSt aooold !iav<- be^ii aaal aajt, an.i
leaapbaaiaed the Bad thai Bad ■ report tv«"
whnll> unwarraritcd.
sniTJt AMBBICAX TBOTJBIJEB.—
• S"iith American situation ronttnuea to b«
the 0.-raf'.'^i of prave npprchen.«!on on the
; ; • : of the Sta:< DepaxtßMßt and tbo DM m
i« rs of Urn L*ib»-ABMficaa dtplocaatlc
bOdj Apparently the flirt out!":rst ..f nut
ng .1 Una. T If ' I"* 1 and y,;ito has been
lOOoaMjl i.y boosatfalloa ajatet. Tbo hope
I that t>rtj will follow tlie example of Dcua-
I dor Bad raaajagl the pood offices of tho
1 Bitai Pta'cs ■ brinpirigr about a nettW ;
ment of the boundary COllttwVera] i->
ajra at baat «•• It is assaafttaOd that
PAYNE GUARDS TARIFF LAW !
—
Frowns on Foelker's Plan to Put
Beeves on Free List.
itiigtnr. April tv— CTatly *— <tlttt *g ta ;
«nufw* •tariff diet urbane©" by liallUg a :
nseettag of Urn P7aya at-d Beaiii Commit*
tor to «'.nsi<l« r pla'-;nc cattle and BMOta c>:i
• • < iyi for one year to relieve the hi^!', •
I ""oodju Cl. airman l'a>iie. in an open
: tter In Baaoaaoatatlve FDeUcer, or New .
y.rk. derhkreti that a BMjortty of tho com
.. • ,;'o.-."! a::y hhi. •■.:!!'•:• lo tho new
j tariff Ihv.-.
■■ kcr i* 1 a reply asks Urn ponmitt
• • ■-, iweooataar, and Uasi if it -nil! not
: a hearing and is opposed *.■> I
j i.r.i it wtn rcT'ort Urn bOI adversely ai>i
I rl\< UM members .if th- whole Botom
a chance to •»,} arbatbor tBCy ar«- iti f.«*"T
of ar s-K«in«t tne osaaoare,
'.!• Payn it. hla letter thmS be ran
1. •■■<i tbe J. ; ■ - of •' - • ■ • fctee
and Urn .' I becaaae i
: not beOevt 'I ' tffTJI ann nrtm I I
" ; ropose* would Improve the liiw. and t
that if the c<imm!tt'-< brouKht iti such a ,
I bill «,nd .• ibm ; lathi 11 me tor inn- :
I FKVraTioi! "the T*-irT lair wmild ba r\.rr\
t" nmendmr-nt t*i every paragraph and
.c, Baal ansßld disturb bushM ■ so
I'irk- bo Urn reaaH araa ■■■*— ••»» _ and halt,
if r.ot <iei:«ro>. ill.- wondarful advaaca !n
boataooa ■rbtcb (bltowad bxaaadlßsi v •:• ■
':• enactment. I cannot think of anything]
1 that v.-if.d be rr<-re rli^ajitriii! 1 '
M- FwJVM Crotfta th« great demand for;
• — tuflfs to i::crra.«-<» iti bu«ines; and la
I w«sr«-.s ar.d almost tr.lierf-a! employiaeni
■ " BBJFI : "AH t;,.- [...-. -
t money, o Mcti baadß ofh I •
• ■.. .ixx:-.™ and wa.' '■•
»
MR. TAFT PRAISES JEWS
1
; President Says They Make the
Best Republicans.
t - • Apiii 1 — }:• -,ires« n'.itivr Jens'
Ibm 1 ! ••.. ■•• •< gataa ia da) < ■ of i
■ OMojd ?'p ;■: h '.' Tail to
• < ■ v >-. 1 ■■ ■ • Ii bed mi a<l- \
■ an beaa al Ibafi anaaal banquet
• hh \- <•■'.-. 'Tii^-re -.• no peopai
entitled to '■ bbm the arlato>
hi Of UM OPOfaa, ar-i \<t who mule tbo
I i ifaUcana.*'
m . 1 . » delegates to
»ni rton id to them plam tor
: tlie miiktnit of t 1 <• T*T| <!tv s r *atf: sn<l
im»r» boovl So •••••■: to UM X'irFin^
: üb* b thi gs re badi to \':; - '
.1 >.nd w;is !inw s» • kitiK tn lei^ain
t • it .■■■ •..-.. .
■ • ■ MM Tiift. abn
■ ■ .• • I 1
>•! BOW. lsdi' .- a:..l gCBtieBMB, here j
I • worthy cuiUrman \\!n> controls j
the BOMaruprlattaa ■■■ Urn Uatted Bl •
• ■ President *)"■•: oal
I I !":..!• rUM rilled or j
• I n. i am aol half as much t<> bi 1
- ' , ■ . r,
it ■ * of tho T.'nUeo j
3t;.tp? "
"i i-ukv* ptMoaad BdaataatMa Em ih» Jew- '
i ■■ . t l . ;, ;j
. ■ • • they autke • x ■< : . r;t rlt
Iv - .. ■ ■ ■ • . . lam
1 -<* »o bate ihf-r.i bobsb to Una • • •
I 1I 1 •;:.•;. bbevo tno prafaaaMlr- <c t Ki.pr'-riktion '-f. ;
o:r it ' ' ■ • : . • ..,..". ,11. :i.
,i «m a Unitarian, hut tic t ' aboro j
. • . la pea Btood i. x\ to tho
■ • ■ pitjldtil
aaaa » • : . ■ . af J'w. tbal warned
■ ■ - B I U
I 0,..! ba * v. • :•■ 1 IIMO tOgCI
1 :•«...« , unped. S<.. o:>
I th«« m;;in question. 1 an artbi '
OWSBg IVealdOCt Ta'\ A'ub*Lr>a<lor 1
• • I fcll.tlan'i .: 1
I tba J Mo I
jets «i 'h^ •(••:>« «>f bi« lalk IV Bd.ire««iiiK |
I 1I 1 era ..'• ■mi 11. aj: '<*i . ..it: Urn
• 1 glwayg bava Eavorod tbooi arho
.• i •
. k/.d tbo 1 . • : i Btaaai t > • i>
■ ■ : ■ . (are and I
I trr • QtMt ftsuafty ratattona Mion- iiie^e
, -. . grcal j.*«t:c:.3 vlj: c-jmiu^c"*
NEW-YORK n\HY TRIfeUSE. THURSDAY, APHII. 7. IMO.
, r«-ru r:.j.f to that >i'« award aC 'he
I Uinp at Bpala WttL bO entirely in her favor.
, ir bOtb countries should ..{tv»" OB thin pro
. • . 7.-. >(•.•.<♦-.• 1. tt araadd bo tantamotmt
to ta;.i:ii- t;;« eaoa Ottt 9f court and rnak
tag ■ r-etUatueut beforo n doelalob >n the
, afl itrati' -i !* announced. There la no qiies-
I t---:i thai ttM> <;rfiirts of ma;iy of t!:e BOttth
AmerJaan guioilUUestJ ar« '.'cinK • ■ ted to
■ brtag ai>"ut an tu!.lustinc:-.t, KM It la feared
i '.'^at war I r-*-»>. ■! cam and Peru mid
: Olatatb UM paafia of aliauot tha whoi« or
S. -uttx Ametica, other ration^ i • las drawn
Iteta tba eoafQet The Sttua Departtßoat hi
I iriklriK DO) direct s'^n.s. b-it la waltini; tot
' Opportttotty to tXtri Ms I'ifluerieA to l.rl-ie
Rl>~:it the r.djurtsrrnt Of the ("irpute by the
! comfits tbomaervco.
1 _____
j - ELL'I BTRAKOE OOUBBB— The
catenae °f Dtiactw KowoU, of th»» RacnKma
: iion Banrasßj :-i awwialMg thr HMOllitall bond
aaaaa Bar the eoaaaleCloa of trrtgatton praf
ec;s OBBUaaajg to bO Bit occasion of WOedCT
to th"?» Set:ator.« itiid Rapeaaajßtatfvajg in
aaraatfd m ti!«» aabjod of Irrlgatlae. The
Senate Commit? r Irncation, VI MC||
; vtslied most of the prOoOCta last summer,
: r< -on 1 mended thiK Issue, us <ii.l tbe Been
tary <T tii« interior and the PraaSdcat. a:vt
Ihe Se.natrt has parsed lha measure. While
than la no Intimation in ettdal circles that
Mr Nentll's days Hie i.::!,ibere.i. it is a*-
BCrtOd ernp'i «t:c:!!ly l.v members of Cnti-
Kret-- ; that if t'.ie President would avoid a
Npattttoa of i',\t- t»»iiim^i |*lm iwt dnHoolty
he ahoedd dacaajttata ■ direr! r M ♦li r»r
ouphly out nf F>iv.pathy With his BaßOftataL
GOLOVbOLETfI PttOTEßT—ltepraaaata
t:..- QoldCOgla mada a \ißorous protest In
the H'-':f<- 10-day agoJaat the Doaaideratioa
Of Ilie IV.ekn Mil providing il 1h;:t mall shall
t t bo deiiverfd iy city «-arrl< rs at r*sl
«.. neea, except aibaio roerptaelea suitable
(br tt;" l-eceipt of mail are j.rovideu at ; '••
door .>r entrance. •' Mr. QoMfufjlo contends
th.Tt it'\^ Bwaaure awald « "rk a Kre.-».i liarti-
BBta, especfally on Ihe Kast Side of N. M
forka where it ii mid be practically imj"" 13
plMe to pfoVlde MiitnMe receptacles at th*
T.tranc.s to ibe larsar buildinga for la k
of sj:;ce; tlnl it BMMIU often necessitate a
tmgta rooeptbcla foe Urn mail of e:itlrc
hUBtUBBj and ■TMlMttnam tor entire tene
mcnis. thus raOßttfng In the lose of mall j
aad walaabla padtagoa; et< . In tlie case of
lettWl adUnfMaed to persons who had 1
changed their aiWre^ser. the can nilcht
MM le blfafftßCd and such, mall would proii
ni !y !•*» Ml :■• the arraaaj plrice. And. Bnal> i
If, Mr. C,ol,lf< -le fo»irp such I provision !
Bdgbt oven maaa anaacoaaary Urn present
Barot of carrMra nnd thus throw men out ;
of employment. Tlie New- York member j
announced his PttTpOOO to ti^ht the measure !
to the limit of his capacity.
HIVERS AND HARBORS < in - [
Daarca Pimiiiifi' l f n has practlca— ly com- j
|)!etei] tbe river and harbor bin, Increas- j
mjr tho total BpproaCßDßataty from NMNtMI
to IBVOPMIa. 'Die BMaanra contains a num
i>er of provlatoaa orhicb will accaaloa the 1
Prootdoaa ■ ah udder if ho has to npprove it
in its present form. The lakes to ibe GuM
projed is left practically as X paaaad Ihe]
House, it is pro poit d to grant IlMimb
T--.«.r. for th* Improvement or tne Ohio than
was a'lowrd 1 v t!'e ROttW, 11 prOvattDD
v.M'li aIU bC itOutly resisted by the Hoa*e
lunftrma The Se-mte a.i.is U ■•• to pro
vide a B*fßßt channel in the I'«la«:ire to
Phtlad>lphia. tMs DCSBg a compromise on
the proposition urtred by DoitOtor PHUTOOO,
which provMed for that purpose JI.2.VJ/"'.
There Is a reasonable aaanaiptkm. «•> course,
thai romo Of UM increase in the bill ll»5"
Teen put in for tradh uutuooeg with the
llous-e eonforrecs.
PLANNING CANAL DEFENCE
Fortification Details Almost
Complete — Expense Moderate.
\\ i-hinpton, April 6. — It win }»- etiti'-ely
practicable to provide adequate defences tofl
I m E^anama Oaaal at cotaparatfrely mo«i- j
erato coot, according to tii? conclusion of I
Urn J'anatna HartlflcaUoa board, some meni
ban af which have just returned from
Panama. Tentative j, la.-,:; had been pre
pa ed by the board prior to Its visit to the ;
isthmus for set I.'oast1 .' oast defeaCea for both ends j
Of the canal and for land defences for
U (MM k rmini ard for the canal locka, docks, j
et<-.. and estimat'-j had been prepared for;
UM ptobaMo ntttaber <>f troops required for
■ • ■
AU'-r ooapiato taapectlon at both ends'
and along tha route of tbe canal, tlie board
found that tie tentative plans already pre
i i> , ..r. d o?,!\- sli?!it modifications. !
The are.is i> be •• * Ide :i« military rcoar-l
\;.,ian? for defensive puipoats were deter*
mined i:pon nnd sltea aelected for ■ .|'J;ir- ■
tfrmp of troopa. Nearly ril r>f tho areas
• an now the property of tbe United
8 tati
Soveial momlwrs "T the board remained '
' i lMhnvis f.>r tlic purpose of COBBBtet
s.if: certan details of the project for lantl
defence and rocalvtng Urn opinion of the'
Canal OBmnuaaton as to tbe practicability!
and probable 800 l of acquiring and petting i
gsMe as mitltary leaanratloaa thi fleaired ,
areas.
FRANK FOR MR. ROOSEVELT!
Bill Granting Privilege to Ex- :
Presidents Passed by House.
■ k --ii Tba THtanM Batesa '
Wiaanlagtoa. April I— Tba Houae to-da]
j/asyd 11 lull granting the Cranking prlvl-
Icgi ; • • RooeeveH aad all <>th<r
tx-PraaMenta or th«ir widows <;uritnr life.
SeproaaataUve McOad, of llasaacbuaetta,
was tii* r^»tv RepabDeaa w" • ■ted .-i^ain.-t
tbe bi'l. arMcb w#nt thn udi by a \ot<- of
vj> to H Mr- Mc<* a ii declared afterward !
that tha paFFapft of Rtch a bill added one I
T.ore man t-. UM BCtvOOged .lass, aad
thai .-»!■ ex-Prealdeßl af the rmt».i stat.-
aheoM aot receive honors dented to other
private 1 iti^'-ns
Bopteaaatattvo Bhtaon, >~t MuvelMtlpol. at- I
tempted to hav< the \'\u rvcoaunitted, with
aa amendmenl thai the privilege should not
■ 1 tor tbe transmission of political j
asatter, bat Ms 111 1 = - ' j« -n «js defeated by a
BOfe Of MJ to H
T:,' H>.ti«-o refused to ron^^l^' > r the Weeks .
'.■ill :n-:k.!:L- II <• npufaMry for even peraon i
who deatm t" receive mall to pul a 1 ■-
reptacM tn his doorway. Representative
fjoldfogle made ■ trong i r''"'(: »|ii»»ti iiie ■
easMkflefaUoa of. tha naeaaare.
' '
BRYAN NOT TO BE SENATOR.
Also, Xc Bats, He Will Not Start a 1a 1
Prohibition Newspaper.
Juan, »". U . April 1 -Wii'i.m J. j
Bryan, \.»-'. b i akmg a trip through the
■ ..;.!)■!. .•■■ .1 • > i!..\ boom reports which I
iif»«« roacbed him regarding hi.; intentions
oa returning the 1 sited :-■!. i?r. ne
■'■••' a bal i•■ would
t rsid he would nut atari ■ profaibi- ,
:- 1 and he would not bo a candidate |
f'r Urn s»r:jitf. Tho change In tho Rule ■
Coaaatttoe of |M Ho ■ ■<■ Beprcaoata* I
■ • . be added, pi aaod hka.
Mr. Bryan v-.m ba ;i i a nger on the i
■ • Caracaa, r.-w.nx tor New York 00
Ap.n II i!«i hi s 1,. . ,1 graeti i i > . ,
• ' • ' ■ \ . ■, ■ towns in Porta ntco
'■ '•' bit ii 1 ■ ba pissed Last 4 renlag
'■■ •■ 1 .1. .attl a atui . • .. ■ . . ..
tli« j.io. »,-.'< ,;f which v- ill >•■. 1.. . I . :
DEMOCRATS CAIN IN OKLAHOMA.
City, okl. 1.. April I nY p
- ■ wa 1 ■■"- of Urn ;:fty citl I
1 • • ::« 1\: •!:oii.,i N . terday 1 : j . ■ «
!•• m.ciuiio BjaJai \. ii . 1
* <x. • ; tlOßa, thi ■ ■..;,.. ill., r '
.in II •■' v\ ;.. :u-.i\ ii r i
than In former .\.*:r ifu I
•l. ■ •••«» < • uii..i*.-«oii iun.i 1 t ,ivi:n
mrnt.
NECRO SOLDIERS GUILTY
Verdict of Military Court in
Brownsville Case.
MAY REINSTATE FOURTEEN
Tribunal Unanimous as to Culpa
bility of 2 sin Infantry — Offi
cers Are Blamed.
Wfeatitafton, April *. -Th« mlilti " ■ -<''
of inquiry tvMcit baa Le^n l-iv«:lMtinr
the Mooting affair ;:t Brownsville, T- v •
Snda that tha evidence dearly auotoliM
the .hrrp- that the shooting oraa doao bj
Di L--c, roldlers of the -.".'!' Infantry.
T!ie court Is n!?r> of ir.inion that If the
ofHcers of t!i* irclrr.ent had formed
theii 1 respective <:■]•!<«< lmrrieiiS.-itcly prior
to tiio shooting t!ie :iffray could ro» hnve
•■■•< urn .i. and that '■ they hnd perform")
t li-ir- duty iinm»di.ii'!y after tho ootlng
«=r>:n? of the R'jilty nm would have hCCfI
discovered. r*ourteen men belonging to
the iSth Infnntry ar': doctartd t<> ba cHgi
ble for re-enlistment.
A> I •
laena of 1 ■ . " |O <-"v r *
■
1. t ; •« soldiers of th*» rr.th Infantry.
stationed at iv. rt Brown, Texas, 'i:.i ••«> IM
Rla-bt Of August B-M, 190*. shoot Into
house* of the town of Brownsville T#* .
occupied bj in n. women and children.
killing Prank Nato*, .1 citizen of tint
town; seriously Wounding the ii*>ut"ii« r|t
of police, M. %. Dominguea, causing him
the loan «f nri arm. and klllli a the hor»«
under htm. ItM oonti Is unanimous In
its opinion that ti-.<j trUmac* rastalnad lh«
«.i;niß"=.
! As to th*» disciplinary nKi^ct of th^ir
rase, including tb< perforroanca of •!<".'/
hy tme+n and rallstea wn of the ?r-t'i? r -t'i
Infantry, aarrtsonad In Fort Brown. Texa*
on Urn ni^'ii "f Anfosi ir.-u. i? 11^. p
meanured by Hie standard In '''■•• army. tfi*»
court is "f th« opinion that i f the offlens,
non«commiaßioned ofttceni md prlTatea
had performed th*^ir respective dutl«a <•"
the '^'u'n-.z of August 13, Immediately
prior to t'.,-> t;'u>oiitic affray, with -' t*i•»-•■
. lattofl of tins obligations and responalhlll
ti's d< voh Ing upon tlien by the seiiotia
id oatlon th»:i confronting them, the ah«»ot-
Ins affray could Dot hare occurred Ala*,
if Immediately aft.-r the nbootln*. when
tho mea )ia-l r>o*>n (-'".nrK^'l with the crime,
a careful Inspection of ererjr man in th«
frarrinon, including hi* mms . ■ pnu-n'
and ammunition, >ii<l b^^n made, ><*• wn'
attempted at daylight, povrral l-oiir« af
terward, mom of the guilt) men would
have l>«*rn dtocoyefed.
;'. As to eligibility to reirtf«»ntein'»nt, a
majority of tiio couri find* farorablj aa
1" th»* o.Ußliflmtlons of the following m«ri:
Company B. 25th Infantry .!..-• s A. Col
trane, Edward I. Danlela and Edward
Warfleld; company •'. 2.'ith lnfnn'ry —
Lewie .1. Baker. Clifford I Adalr, Henry
W. Arvln, Calvin Smith and John Smith,
mi<l Company T>. ?sth Infantry itr>h*»rt
Williams, M inter Washington, i:ii» <;;itit.
John A. Jackson, -■mu'l i:. Scotl and
William Van Hook.
Prlf,'n'lter Qeßeral Theodore; Bchwa fIoCI
not concur In the secaad conclusion I>ieu
tenant OeßetaJ Dainaal B. M. "imsr nn<i
<;•!-.< Joseph P. flangi l do not
concur in the third conclusion.
According; to the terma of lh< n« . t creat
inp tlie board of Inquiry, its Bndlni nr^
final and cannot be reviewed by any one.
its membera arc Hmtaninl Qentfal s. B.
M roonc Major Genaral .r p. Baacer,
Brigadier (Jpnernl T!iei«.loro Schwnn. TJriff
adler Qeneral Butler 1). Pries, Brigadier
General Joha If. WUoob and Captain
i 'liai Holland. Oat Infantry, recorder.
SON-IN-LAW KILLS COUPLE
Little Boy a Witness — Tells of
"Strange Influence."
Canton, Ohio, April 6 — <*i*>tus wiiia
•ll,lll, under arrest at f'hlr;rpo. will \>r*
brousht back to Canton to-morrow to
f-;.Tiiil trial for the murder •■!' ins father
in-law. Warren & Koons. sixty years old,
and Of Koons's Wtffc The crime was com
mitted last nirlu, nn«i was raresJad to
day by tvirl K'«>n«. ten yean old. aoa --r
the slain COVple. Tlie polled say Wilia
man baa ronfeaaed
Investigation showed that 'Mrs. K<HT—
had Ix-en shot ri- nd and that b^r husband
had been beaten to death with a brick.
Mrs Koona'i body also showed contaaiaetf
fr><in th€ brick, and Koons had been shot
in the head,
Koona boy says that, aroused by
thota, he went to lavratl
-
• • brick al
loa <mi his licaJ.
- is house
• ey be
lieve, I ■ ■ ■' . ...
Miorn-
In*
Wiilainnn, ho is twenty-Fix years oi.f and
husband of the daughter of Koonai fbiiner
w:f> bought a ticker at MasirilHM yeater*.
day foT Montana. }i<- boarded B train os
tensibly for the Went, but, acoordtos to the
Koona boy, WUlanaa came to their home
lasl niajhf nnd requested lodSms.
The police theory of a planned robbery
i- eounUcat* * • \ a rtatetwnt credited to
WTMaman In CbicaajO that the Koons cou
ple beM ■ mystertooa bsftaenca orer hhn.
AVI Hainan v.: 1 ! n.t '■.^'•i ext .Tlliion, it is
■aid.
WICKER3HAM ON TOLITICS
Attorney General Gives Advice to Col
lo^c Men Seeking the Career.
I l!\ ■ . Th« I'rr
■oi i.. April • . Tin ■ • :
■
■
■
The coHese in. in is an Increasingly im
portani factor to politics, and -.; man nh.,
has pot ul.l thai he rould OUI Of 'us .!-
1' >.<• .'■•,!!.'-••■ !. is .< ;'.:«' Rdvantaajc "ii .1. -
i-.iiint of his BUperior mental training;. 11-.
ouxh! »•> i.:i\.- learned loslcal ptummm of
thought ru ! • •' to •!) with !!>*■ informa
11on which ho out. i ■
It la usually necektiary For a iimn who
•ruihea to enter national politlci to go
Into itate poliUoi Brat, unit-.--; :<n vi :
opportunity la offered, and even ttiii oft«m
brings the dangei "f itetUnc Into .1 ■
from rili !: It iv hard to eacape. <n •
If a chance hi s-ci \ • 1 to to Washington
aa prh ite iecretarj t.i <:..ni*> ;.»< 1 • •
■ ■ 11 it affords ;i Insight into
;!:. ; ; ÜBS <>r go> i r!:!'.i'tit .
Often ■ ''•iniK man deea ".it kt.ow horv
to co aboul entering politic*, He should
nrai learn all aboul thi polittcnl orgunlaa
tin ll of in- own community, and i.i what
mil dtvli i"" Ii" llt< ■
!!• should learn w)i< are ti«* party lead
pren In '■ s dlattici and should make ti.» ir
acquaintaiM-e; Brat <-f all, that <• dI«
»|.- 11. 11 district tant.-un Aflt r this, tM
. : th-. « baracter of the men and
see what km<! of people nil party »r« put
tirin i'it"i the local onaces. Then be should
nl to know llk <•;! . i rotmaj men of hla
district, -.iti.out distinrtion as to whether
sre in bfa own tlaaa <>t lifo nr not.
I'"ii.i,i i!,i !■ 1 m. bif can • r would d< •• lop . <■-
cording to his ftbl It f
Th« nio.s Import an I thing f"i ,t rollese
man who Intends to cnt.-r poltUcs ♦■> ac
quire i^ ;•- complete knnwiedK* of tlie
history lf •'"* oW! » cnuntrj". This doea ivt
mean simply <>n Bi-tiualntanc« «>t:i th«
••drum and trumpet" history," n* <:•• ■-
It, but .. thorough knowledgfl of the
political history «>r ih- United Statea. In
addition to »!il». • would a«lvl*e Hi<« study
•■t modern languag^aj especially of Span-
TELEPHONE SUIT THROWN OUT
Insufficient Evidence in $. >OO,OOO
Action Against Bell Company.
Bo ton, AIIH •"• - On the gruund < f Inaufo
,i«:ii evidenre Judge Hale, In the • nlti
st.it' s CtreuU «o ( jit, to riuy ordered rd
• I , t fi •■ the d •t-ndant In ■ JT.oO,(J»H) i.uit tor
afltged mall- k«is prOMOVUad DfMgßl
againsi the American BaU Telephone Con
■ :ii . ..r Bo '.■'" by the National VatepbecM
.:.■ n factoring Company of EHMftaaaooth,
N. H.
■ ■ • ■ ■
■
lha I ■ ■ * .ib"tn: r . ttio K«« llamp
■lire corporation. Tha ratent ray iriv
throwfl oat of court ami th« >>>** Ilamp- |
shire . omj.-in.- i.p-Ta'i <ult for |MMM dam- j
.I.:- «
MO EXCUSE FOR BAD PERIOD
Hcin's Confession of Wrongdo
ing Admitted in Divorce Suit.
Thi trial of tha divorro rtilt broucM bf
Mrs. Edna V;ilf»ntine B«*a aKalr.st i*-» WO*
lard llala, and tli* !.iti"rs eOOttiM aoll
arts CootintMd v*>"{or<lny WU>x* J:;."«tir«»
Art«>r tntro'liif»np IM "•■« >--•'!■'■ • ' n.
■l:a:.rrcur :• .1 a prl\at» dMatllW, 1? ■'> plnin
fi:T r"-st«?d n::<i th« tlrfcnro {.rn»d tta rax*.
Ji:«t!ro RfsrhnflT annonrr^fl that ha vo'ii'i
tMtfUrt ■■.„ .,. Id «I!."i"*i?ard a ntinh^r
of th* fourteen nl?«»ff»tions made %$ Mj»
IT'in fur lack of proof
la oprnlng llf!n« wa «»T-.I':(]p»» Ol^ott
, Mid th •:!• be araaM asA rpa awifanfi M tta
I ndant'9 a!!fp"i riftiin i 4"" < P**a» "
: A'i-V M. V<*f7. on which »!ato Tlrln faaaAi .1
I confusion to Ms wlf* "For t!iat i!-.:virr v .
I unfortanate, bad period In my cQUnYi as>>
l%tr. H raid tho Iswyrr. "we hay« no ppn!- ,
Dfe (a to offpr. My ettCSri <l!d Tronic Ifo
•• ' ■ sjF\nct*<] l»y Mi 1 tl\ t:rKe*l to aSSH
'■■■:. did c.'iif«>ss nnd was forgiven." H" j
. fed '.cl that tho eauata thijs ■wiped owt \tV 1
orly tv.".
TIM rrinrlp.il VritSMM WT »h» dtfMC«J ffas !
lira. B. M. l!ics;i:^, 0«0 Of UN womrn ;
manUonaal ty M r ». 1 1'" in ti^r aßttODi Rh" j
said Jii.ni la fAncnat, Wtk *hf hMDHMd that]
.-h.> '.it) hilng ■».:'.! nii'i begun kePp'nj: ,
£ diary "f her mam sain Is Mrs. Htaji
■aid thai sb« had aeeoaapaßdad ii- a ti>
ICt'tral 1 «"•:-•«! •u;i!iT?. aid also bad tuet tho
1 Bcfcaaant la PhHadM|)] h Bad in AMantio ;
(city. Bha dfpif.j tiuif Baffl vlsitdl tur on
: Aneiist :;■', \W>. n-» tf«lif.rd hv t!ia plaintiffi
r>ri\ • d«»ti?'tiv». I»r Theodoro I* Haaa, ■
DTOthCV Of th" 1 pLiiritiff. ]iad (.f-viomlv :
tvs:l!i 1 thit on that •ta i a Irtajtai his
brolbor -it his him'- for a severe attack.
. o: tnOuensa
HUNT FOR BANK ROBBERS
Clews Lead to Various Points,
Without Result.
Flttsbmx April I— Fot fifty mtlia'ainnnd :
1 tlif> pity nr.d ■ irity flttacthr— am aaMCBH
ling to-ruht for t!u '•:''■
1 Who bdd up the V) for Kankinr Cott4Mßß]f*a
' nf?i,-r.s in SlcKaaa RaCkl last nichf and <«(«
■ 1 ad after «ho aparttf of s.->m':*>i Frf«»rt
' mar.. ii.*> banker, nnd r •»rtr. Ida aa>
s!.-t::tr.
A dozon or nioro raapadaal person.* wer* |
. arrcatod at yarloua point?, but in tha bo- 1
li^f th.nt tbi ritrht men ar» still at l;tr«e 1
the iaardi is b<ini? vlaijmuiy pttrMfd.
"n« rrail leads tOWard Ptoiihonville. Ohio,
1 forty miir^ awajr, arbajnea it la haOsrcd --'t
Icaal two of tba n.hl^rs li»>a'l<"! after steal- '
! incr a borao aril bOgSX-
BtoodboVDdl nori- started aa the trail.
! and an automobile load of naaeari aimad
with rlf.t r'in<«. . ovr-red 0M road fo Bb*a>
: bauvOla without finding the m<<n
j A conductor of a Daajea. View tunnel ear '
rcportad that at ;0:li oVlo^k la-^t ni«ht. |
ahotit an hoar after the robbery, a m;in
who had apparently teen in th* riv<»'-.
breat!i!o«:?=!y boafflad Ug ear. took a aaad
j near the front cMraa and n^rvi>ualy
I counted a number of bill?. Th* man wan
■ jrotmg Italian in a slouch hat. All the
way to tbij rity he observed carefully !
vhenrv^r any i.no V,,. 0:1 UM car. TV
i eondoetor was aaapidooai but he rial nor !
at that time heard of t-.^ robterr, and'
the man loft the ear at PHtaawa. He
aakad tho way to the T'nlon Station.
It has also iwn di?rover«d that a f^klfr •
Iwaj atolaa during th« nlßlit at Woods
j R;:n. near tho, accao of tlie robbery. and
1 later, it is said, four men were se*n row- i
tag aoro.es tli^ river. Tha trail of this!
: troartel Tins traced to a pad ' below Davis '
! JsUiml. When another M nt was stolen and I
| tho river crossed apain. t>etectlves are ■
• still at work In that neighborhood.
The bank was closed to-day hy order of
the officials, ulio were unabjp to hold th»
foreign depositors In cheek. The depositors
for tho !arper part remained about the bank
I r.uildln* all daring 'ho aaaraiasJ lu>urs. ra>
I faslng to jr-> ■• work at tbotr usual oceu
: patJons.
The autiiorltief found two «mal! hand i
i bombs under a culvert near the bank thin
morals*] Small atgBBBCajBeO is attached to
the discovery, however.
President Aaaahali of the Victor Banking
I Company, said to-day: "Very little money 1
«as seemed by the robbers— less thnn J^ 1 '"
aa near as we c.nn estimate at preset. r.
Taaterday afternoon a much larger fDBO
wa> take* to a Httah—g bank for flapoatti
The MbbOrl rnny have thoUßht this sum
xtill remaineri la the McK^es Hecks list!tu
tion. IV< ara not afCUIUg a reward for the ■
apprebaaafoD of the criminals."
jTraoll nabof was arrested in BMTO
Fall.- to-night, and was identified, tho i" 1
i.,.,. say. a.s a. man wanted for the rahaary
of a house In New <salilee recently. T«"
otii-T men who were with him arhn h^
left a freight train at Beaver fklfel «•
oaped. II could not be determined arbstbvr
they mi^ht ba i'itxt of the bank roober ;
l>«n<l.
According to Olgs Nrwrmeia. .t «ixte«>n
year-oid rtf miirrapnCT at th€ Victor ink,
"tho tragedy "■ last nUht »a< the .<....,.•.!
attempt made lo rob • •■ bank. 8h« ■• Ui
that fIVO «PCCka ago ■ ' ask.ri mai c!;tere,l
tl>e i>anK. hut a nttmt r of customers hap
pened t.. COOM li; .':'. the ni"iil»'!it ;»!•'. ::.•■•
di iperado hurriedly Oepartad.
NO ZELAYA FLOATERS
Dr. Ulloa Denies That Jimenez
Election Was Annulled.
I>' .lua'i T I'lioa. consul jrrneral of COOta
Rica, daaled yaateaßay the eaola report
that Ul «-ie.tioi nf Bkardi Jtamx
Prestdeni of Coata Rleo ia>=f AagoaH had
•pren aamtOed bj» tbe coarta on Urn eeav
plaim that Pmldeal IBolayl of ■ ratraa
hp.l BblpfJld » boat'r»ad at Nicarajr ism to
Costa Hica. '.he.' Ibty voted for -itmrajaa. j
I>r. tmoo laid:
"IClcafagttaaj cannot *••"* ta Coota nu-a.
.tor easettesM ara aooMlactod aworj tour
years, josl as thf» old Oooa in Urn Caltcd
states «•»». uml we de not ullow the Inter
faraace of forotgri coaatrlM In W Affair-,
.i- • • an poaecful and biw-abaßßf it N
not troa tha* PieaHaal Bafetya arc-
I :; ' ad "f \i.ar;!*uans to lot Mi
JtaßcaoSi Tie party a \:o«r> • andiJate Mr.
SIBMBOt uas h:nl an nvrr« ii»!n»n.g inujoi -
it >- in tba aloetloaHl bold l" Aaguot, artd 1
i «.k piaca In the BSOOt peaceful manner.
There 1 :i small ptaea m .ii" ucwtaoa of
i ::i')i, ia Cibsta ui-.'. called Jliueuea, aad
the clectlOO bald t"* < r»» wns .nn r .-i!! ■■■'. bj
•:■■•. nt-.ii th; n.i.uf MfßfJ UM BMaol
aa that af'tba f'r«s'.d»nt alaCtad, »:i>^ rt"«a
to. t>i»» m\t take
■Mr. jiivrrif- ardaesaaa AmoHeaaa a« !
well ps ether forejgawrat «'i>'. ' • <• ■
only to tiiaso vi b > i;<> to • osta T:!ca to
meddle n ■• ■.', oifaJn «>r to i otH
mi .... nr mflnopoOea a"! agalaal
ihe pablle loteroH.**
in
CAVEAT EMPTOR
It means MMI the buyer beware "
md was once the universal rule of
trade. Nowadays, mo.it business Is
so arranged that an unsatisfied buyer
can return the goods and get his
money back.
Real estate ha» not yet reached this
hlgn moral plane. " Let ihe buyer be
ware " la still the rule, but you can
crcape Its hardships by placing your
self In the hands of this Company.
What we cannot discover and
enable you to avoid —we guarantee
you : A •!!••■.
TiTIE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C?
Capital and Surplus, - $14,000,000
170 D way. NT 173 Remsni St.. Bktya.
030 rulton Si, '»nuu«
HfllS KILLING WOWN
Spencer Confesses After 2*
Hours of Third Degree.
A LONG CAREER OF CRIME
Miss Blackstone'B Murderer
Says Ho Didn't Intend to
Kill Teacher.
s>prtnjrfl»H. Ma*?.. Ar"! •'. tJivinc h?s
erlm»"« to l^ve «.f erctfensent »nd a rr..i:!;«i
for ff«>*line. BBMti !>y an ini'iry f'> hf3
head In boyhood. BofftrSßß OagM H|ffH"^fi
!h»> yoiinß CMrt irr-- t»-'l ■ . to-dny
broko tlonn nnd^r r\ |BOUljp«fbaf hour m»r
eilem (rrllllnj;. nri'l OOafCBBOd Uosl B0 T»l«
the masked burr - who Baal ca:..»r.d htrrar
in Porlnpfl^ld for two yBBCBj raae* UM
ciinjax o." hi«» ortH catoajfl t& BKfaattßaj
>i> * ItaffVha ■ Bsaeaaawn* I i»t TKT K ! •
In Ids sm.izltip conf»<t«!yn. afrhO'Hh mm,
of »ii«« det.i!H am b'lnjr trit^held ii'itil UM
tri.i!. Qpoßßxr t'.:ik»s tt ri^ar that assort
at"i Ml iii."« tMsfjoosartafl >>"ie- t> bobbl
■was an inteni««s lov^ of rtfltfracnf and X
hiith dag*** of per«">-i;l »ai';-. T!;i3 la?t
trait B^BtDOOf «rati"»<l hy r«ff!l«i; t'i» ao-
Dtt lad r> id:n^ UM MaspApCf «!■•
<r Ms e\r!..it«:. Tba ajooaajßla af •% da*
injr i •■1:jic«! faw-inat^d him and fesre..-' d U ;
egotism.
Am atabaßS! approaching: tha r »-
BBM fW*tTT<l BBtfl Ui rrtme?;. for. COKmbaJ
with h!i other motives, na.i a *!esir« to
BSOBfI :pni|#>y aiwSUJWHI) tO c'ir^n* c< » '''^ '
orate f':rnl»!iing.'* for his horn*, in \\>*t
Springfield, thi;^ furnishing * haniljom<» k»>-
Uag for h!.i BejBBOJ and Hiilfriit'T wlf«, for
T-liom he shows a <«trors ar. 1 scr::tn» *f
fretiop.
Fired to Frightsn Wcn»n,
■U'ht:<» admitting UM ItTHHHf Of * T T
ni»<-k«"jn*. Baaacvf said • ..r bi Baal awl
Intended to Vioot her, bal :ad V N
trol Of iiinise;.' v*h n aba r^pented'y
Fhrleked. Ev»>n UMn, he nr^frfe^. h" had
■red only to frtnrhten her Bad UM UtTOa
other irom»n v I o eanfraated hfoi in tha
IMW hrtU!»e
Ppencer was arra'cn^d in the police roi;rt
and wns MM OJfJfJOBj hai! for further bBBB>
lnp on April l.'». It Ii believed that ' • w'll
b* h*l-l for the Mb- t»rm of th« rrand
Jury.
ImmMiateTy after h!.* arrrnt ye«:ferdav .
morninsr, Sprnr»r wan put nri<l> r a "thril;
deajrae)*' examination h\ the ajßOtOt tndj
this *xmmlnatlor end*-l only wit:- Mi eon- i
fejssion. nearly a day later
Spencer to!d the p.. lt. that li*> hail ex- j
p«>rienc*ii no sjaauOßßl of consdrnci* from
hhl efftl The only thine which <«us»»d
him any worry, he SB) v.a«: the los.; of 8
locket hearing hi.« initials. This wa-< found •
Store Ready a* 8:15 A. M.
Directly on the Interborough Subway.
V J %ew York. April 7. :O 1O
The
Tea Room
is always cool
and pleasant
These Are the Bulletins of
Today s Happenings
EXHIBITION of luxurious imported silks. For
weeks nearly every steamer lias brought us lovely
I.yons silks. Dainty erepons. broche chiffons. crape de
chine, superb tussore. Roman foulard j»ephimH. hand-em
broidered Shantung pongee, pompadour silks from Switz
erland, excellent black tnft'eta from Austria. $1.30 to $7
yard. First floor. Old Boitdinf.
/MORE French millinery makes Ha bow. Among
* * the HCfff3Umeil is a boat-shaped turban, which today
is the smartest hat in Paris.
Millinery Salons. Second ficor. Old Building.
nECORATED linens at exceedingly low prices,
** including French chmy trimmed pieces, from r>-inch
doily to a 00-inch table cloth. Some Dol vet nut of their
wrappings. One of list most noteworthy events of our
Pure Max Fair. First floor. Old B!d«.
pi NEST French gloves made for women —
■ Keynicr — just landed. Best because no other firm in
the world takes such pains in the choosing and preparing
of the skins. **_> and $1.7& Main floor. Old Buildm?.
'THE Wanamaker fur storage vault, perhaps the
■ largest in the world, protects evrry sort of fur, HafU
ing fine fur rugs, from mr»th. fire and theft a* nominal
charges. A call or 'phone message will bring om iiafjuil
Storage Vault. Eleventh floor. New Building.
?Xr an( '" cotton chiffon nil! make a lme!v
■'f little ilrr<s tor less that* *.*>. Tins >p« cially tine matr
rial Ik's the radiaiicr of tine mIL the dorabilitT and inexpen-
MVCIICM «>f cotton, and became dyed in our nun French c>M
<>;s. it can be had in unusually beautiful shailrs.
Main aisle. Old Buii'iing.
yyHITE embroidered robes at $5 maker's surplus
'* nMtena] wtaidi he wished to utilize, Ten strips,
trimmed cither with embToidery or lnct .
Mais ai'lc. Main floor. Old Building.
YOUNG women's suits at $11.50. o f aof) worsted
1 with hlaok moiff trunmings. Gray, black, navy .
black-and-white checks md deb shades. Peau de cvgne
linings. $II."»0 is the HKilrr's osnal wholesale price.
I •. 16 and IS years. Basement. Old Mi ,
WOMEN'S shoes at 51. 50 pair ox,-,- a Mi msand
pairs otVcrcd in tin- IVaiiafimker Basement at this
remarkable price. Accumulation*, fmm Kfdtd hog* pur
rhajei ereri ibor worth more at wholesale tl>. y*>u are
asked to par. Kids-kin, gun metal and patent leather.
laced and niilloned; aixea -'•_• t;> s. mostly I) and K.
rnsrat, Old Boildtai
pRISM*PLAITFD silk frocks for young women.
newly inrented by a maker who tan to.it that th»«
f)h,ih :ci!l tint comt out. In taffeta at $18 .» t«> and
new ones of silk mull quite the most groetfoJ we have had.
S 'J*> and s:j.i.7.">. Many lovely shades
Young Women's Store, Second floor. Old Building.
Formerly ///77// /?f?M kO f • Broadway.
A. T. Stewart & Co. 'M [hi /i/i7/^t/w *"* * VCnae '
/ U \\\M %/ \AA4/ ■/ */ & Eighth to Tenth Sta,
o'i*«!d» a ooij?» w!-'^ h« hid aatarad, and
Swash tt his a:.-e~; was brwght aaavt.
■sgaw to Steal Early. Ha Say*
In h!< eoaflgajM *?£>*nc»r imulm) *
career of almost lifelong crime. fallawtßa)
a hiow on taa> hen.:, whi:« h#» t?3« a sma'i
boy tit Lebanon, <onn.. ii la native bsonat h*
■r>id i." N»jra • --"Tl g| th* a?e of rt-».
rirTir.g UM pocfc»t3 of his srhoolnria"-^' ;- «
robhirsr l.i:< oar .-•■ of small "ims. r4tt»r.
wMi^iifiij ;t vrrjfh. h<» h^W up yo'm*. tffl.
en on the hlrhw-i-, s and *nter<»d riotnes. H«
•pent mm* ttaa» nn i n»vg[ bAaUgJ snip
and th»n fr.-»T*Ued abflgf the eountr/. bt«
r »i->fr » rnv»rine n - ' :■■ rar.x ■•' •---■•-.•
I ■ <agtng at lexiumat* ocrupatxosa 09
da . v .<» »lTay^« escaped tie'»<-".irt In gt^
Francts-o. h" <•'!!'?. he was a w;-'*** • •- »
■
■ ■
-
- ■ ■
■|f!|»» W*
■
■
Bsftoa ' rußßa*iai K»
1 - in the afgrogato amooatad •■
■
iii BjWJtJT- TUWBjnMI na car*"
« - |
to!d bof of ffte aucroi r-*™ •^•>. 1^- m it>
■ bfei i^ ot mm ••*•- «•-• •
that h-^ Bad] f," l k»'? 'iy * bgrgaJß * fen
auctfon r-
BKM pafaasati hiMM |f« was --• n<? < H't-
Od OttbOV fo dr!r,k or flr-i«:
TyMncn. CbODi, Aflfffl « fM tfHtf If
paatm • ■Beajear, n Springf
« nf murtfer and burgUbfy. was
* P'-.n.ri.*' to fie isral anthotOlla hjaam
.■. ■ » ! ;.er» as a boy. ftti ; ' ' '
pistol yyeral voiinji waaaaa ' - c
BM ;>nd n'len »»v«!nt«~rt yajßj I I
t,^. T r ■ gCavwJCB court ng aaaMaitti
Ii« BBjaOßgfl »*r« imablt t^> rnrr.v
BBd h" wa.« gggf to rh» na-.->. bal 4
r-^ R9 UM ser- . ■
TOSS MAY RUN FOR OOVXRSOO.
:f- -• T- t'Trapf) M T -'» fMW *
r-,.... • v. ■■;* T'-«"» gtOB) ?-» t*> "••>•
■ UMJ Mvt PlUgMßtd and '
p BfrHottald of rfco •*--- • -
eOtVBdtM BB UM « f »"* rr,-»!^-<»» ■
ke to .*»-p *'rtrsjr#!«sinaTi-«U»«T! Engorw N
Fos* h«*«.t i : "» tiemoeratie — «•• tte9Ji •*- i
ra'! iii- 1"^1 "^ nf J.imM n Vaft*v m-
Vahey'* frl^nfls admit t?^at. fmm #^»' •*■■'
know <f fh» ■>f-nn. the "' ■ -.-••-
Cftatftctan .•« fining t;j»lr utmost to *»r'n«
r >is conrtltl.Tti ato:' M.ivor FUzj-'
.;>;r>rr'i H «;iV"* OtM M . VMM9> "*'" "**
IUM to r»*ir» In fivr Of MR T^*-
Eight Car Lin«»
Each Way to Store.
rillj pm**m <«f »aasr
'»»lns TTsnamak"
ajaajg w* miMl»ne»l
In t<ml«bt-« rvnin*
T*lr»r?»fT». Firnlin
Mt»4l. F\-nlo< r<*»»
»nd Bt<h*!t J*t*nd
.«r'l t'aioa.

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