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Colonel Adds in Answrr Ho Will
Have No Further Commu?
nication with Him.
LORIiV.FR CHARGE DENIED
En Presidenl Alto Takei Up Goal
Strike. Harvester Tmst .ind
D8 of the
Congi -.? Bman.
made
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New-York Tribune
the best
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Consult These Columns
Bef? ? ?ling
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I on. would have volunteered to divide thai
i pon h m?".
The Harvester Trust Charges.
M, i |ar? ii-?: further ?a?. thai I ?*"!'
! ? ,.,?---. . ..i ihe ? 'ommlssioner I
\li Herhen Kii"v Bmlth,
. 10 th? hsi ? ?>?" r trust, si d on
. ( ? diene) made ? xceptloi I ?
ii mu ? nit I .-..?."
.. me? u'"ier allegatl
i for reaoon? un
-
make no a ? ?' ' >"
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m?/ o' v ? Mr Knox, Ih?
the present
--.,.,. ? ? \\ ai Mr S1 imson, *?? ?
IHatrlci Vimrnej In Sew Vork Both o'
an \< er tor themi elv? n
.\ m ide ? xeeptl? ni foi
. , pi n??eciitlnr ?.
o .?i ;. ? i suppressed p it? ? ol
k id iboui t. Irusi n..
? i... < ,. ? ??an ahoui n >>?.>??
administra Mon
liardi ? ? <tatem? m I? ih? ne*
; . Attoi
., ; ? . -..,,-. i ?.?-?i-i?
. . ttarl K not Bmlth ?n
' ..11 cri
i f\ ..,,...,, from 1 hem th? fo o
.-.i ?, h a-e ?.-?ii ? v planatorj :
' -,ve :,o? r. ;.ort-'
? ? !. , . . -H--. ? ? ? : ? ruai. or en> -
. . ' . , reports of any
-..-,,. ... ,1 ?? |i|)i r -... a- \?tn ne? f?el
riIARt.KS i BON ??PARTI '
So reno ... i reaii en the liar
?,. , . , ? . aiippn ?sed hy
.... ,,? rlo. ! :i ?i c m? ??'" '
i,, i r> besl ..f m? hnowl
? ? -, .-'.;. Qf Cl
. r? und
? ne lud orne ? ' ? ? '
that evl
. the Rovernmenl case??
< ? oaeruted. and ':
? pi hli? .fon of such rrp
ind ?' dl Ihe ???>
?
"Ht'RBKRT KNOJ. SMITH."
T->ft m His Cabinet Then
i . Iter of th? harv? -fr Irusi as
V. . : ? > Ih? eo'irse
nad? aft? r a f ?il ! ?""ablret
llisrii >.. ? ?. ? ?-o, nt of pver
? o. mh. r of t et, 'which at that 1
?' ' \rr-U
in regard in the ?-m n ?? ol Mi (Jardner
ruing the expenses "r Ihe Afrlcsn ex?
pedition of Ihe former President, Mr Roose
veil says t- it hi : .. i all ihe personal ??x
. ? -,
' i i a >l mans Ihousi nd of dollar??.'' he
'm- the prlvtl???.-.- ol making this
1 gifi [of animal sklna and skeletons] to the
?n rnei I "
idds: ' So other government of
rid has rv? r had from "tie trip as
lui I peclmena as
w? ' a- >? a-- the result of <v;r . xpedltlon."
Mr i to ?veil i thai the only three
I contributors ? ..-. nai .<? he know? m?
? Amir?- . .,,,-.. ^... Oscar Straus and [?rdgh
? Hum "and the other siih
srrlbers played ih. same pari in ??onnee?
t?o-i with mj making this trip 'hat the late
Mi Murria ?\ .!??? i> and hi? is |
I ii equlpplni Mi Peary's nxpedltlnn
.ad ihe government ha?t it
lAltli one ?-? t of aub
i ? aiih i.. nthei
--a>?
EXPECT A BOMS FROM TAFT
Roosevelt1 Warned of Comino;
Boston Speech.
n i The Trlbi
?? Bay. N V. April 23 <>,,,? of
; - ampaign manager?
late this aften oon thai
Presldenl Tafi a to throw s
bomh ? - ? ,, ? Boston 'hi*
? ' . PXplOSlV? lo |? oser), they
I he 1 ? ter a ritten bj ? 'olonel
lo Presiden! Tal t, ad?. I sing him
v\\ "I nele Joe" ''annon and
? ' rrO?? ri in i "ongr
: t bomb," ? Bid the colonel, ? ith
. Itll ? ? Ot ' OU fellows
Ickwlcl ' I remember Mr,
'?? Snod ? i, tal ' hl? ? oat, sa Id :
!.. about to
el Roi ??!' laid 1 ' ? itlOTi In
? a las! ? .-.-i? f..r his
? ? ? . rg? of Repreaentatl?. e
irg? .1 l '? ? i ? ?
nnon -nd bent ih?
"1 advised
th? m i meaning Can?
non mid other ?tand patters) and .-onfer
as i lind ?' when 1 '?? a.-4 1 resl
i .f? rred v. Itii them, bul 1 ?lidn't
? allow them tn diet.ne to ne I didn't lei
' iii??i". : ? ? - masl
?-ere to be published, he
said i would have an answer
? forth the reference
.ii- Snodgras? taking; off hi.*: eoat."
i;. ??!. -? ntative Gardner s charge that Mr.
Rons? -ell iwitched off from hi? auppon of
reciprocity programme
? i i this from the colonel:
? i ..- of reciprocltj. bul i o! the
that 1 wai <il1ipe?-i to
mmend "
a i rived In New
v. ? ? ,,; ' o'cloch tbl?
?.ul :.. Sagamore HIM
11? ???. |n I Igh spirit?. He
for Wore? ater, Masa He
? Saturday aftern on ii Fall River
. nd \"< w Bedford, and in the evening 1n the
?;....-.?? i-rr on
Monday, end In the evening to Pittafleld.
H? will r. turn t.. New York on Tuesdaj
j mom in-,'.
TAFT WILL "TALK BACK"
Expected to Answer Roosevelt
on T-ip Beginning To-dav.
Mngton, April 2" Pr? '? en Tafi and
? hla i'ablnel wen
In i he vVl It? i i mee i
' ronslderlng, H i- understood, the political
n Sew i '? ? : goii g over
.. I h the President
.. to :- Ilv? : ? n I* trip which begins
?1..?.
In ? ? n Boston. Woi -
ester. Palm? I n Ingham, or
in Phi the 1 aid? ni I ? xpected
to break Ib? i I maintained
? publie attack? by ?Colonel Roosevelt,
i and probably mention the ex-Pre?lden1 bj
RHODE ISLAND FOR TAFT
Delegates To Be Instructed To
day for President.
TI ? i', pul II?. ? i of
? ? ? to morrow in
? i ?'?-!'?' conventlens, will
??.. eonvenfl?.? .
-, . President 'l'ait
? ib?
? ? ' ? allot? 'or Mr Tail.
?:? ?? ? to-day by Ih?
?iai ''. nm."*? ?- Ii carrl? 1 out.
? rlai .,
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I ?I ? ' Oil.].,!.
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.?il ihe ?.? ru k of el iioal .
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lo-morr??w v ill he
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nted
llfleatlon -n.
II ' ri verton
Vttorn ''.-??...i . '? ? \ !::? . tin?! l:
II I. lioddard, Jr , ol Prot ? i ? all?
? i rlei ?, '?'. Ilsoi
' of t> ? ?'I ..I - .Ill/Ill.,,|, . \\',| ; .,,.
I), jr.. Hem '. Potti
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SPENT |t,115 FOR KINGS PRIMARY.
I ! '? .;. !? i ,\| \\ hite,
.. ' "' lh< ?un? t?. publli m
I ' ?en? . . erllfled lu th?
.I and
... Itli Ih? rea-enl
o| delegat?
the K?
INDIANA POR COLONEi
.?'?, i '? n i. t j
Hoi i ' ..n
H i? it. , ? i ..in,,, | ,,,,,, j
Tin i ,ii.
? fisH m me'
Lake' George Association Files
Objection to Statute.
i
SAY OPEN SEASON IS LONG'
Head of Organization States It j
Will Completely Destroy Fish
Lifo in the Lake.
? B? Tel? graph ? ? i'1'? 1 rib?
\ii.--?!-. iprll .3. The ?o-called uniform
fish and game law, which Ih? Dit ( on?er- !
\ ittotl Comml??lon herald ed ftr und ?ride i
?m correcting sll the defert* it. th? r?M law,
i m i., doomed io i -??- . e.f protests
from ni! ovar th? lat? The (lr?l prate?!
wa? n j - -? i with ?i" commission lo-day by
n...- tv. Harden ot th< Sew Tort lawl
i firm 'if Ward iT.n.lcn X- Ratterlee, ai prest- j
idenl ?if th.- i.ako Oeorge Association, whose I
members "omprlsi nearly a?l th" men who
huve summer residences alone Ih? w* '
? i.'ci'i- of Lake i>"'irc from tic ?illas? of
l,ake flaorge to Roiton landing, known e?n
"Mllllonalri Row."
Home prominent Xeo Torken who are If
the aaaoelatlon, healde? Mr Hayden, are Dr.
A JaeoM, \H"ii !.. Judson, Or. E. A San
ford and Borough Prraldenl George Mc
Inenv. It i- understood thAl many other
?i-1- and sum? association? are now prepar?
i liifr prnteat? again?! th? new law, a? II I?
generally charged thai it open? up com*
! merelal ftahtng on summer resort lak? ?
Th?1 petition of llr. Ifayden ?tats? thai
unie?? thf law I? changed II will mutt In
the practical destruction within a short
time of sll Hi.' fish In Lake George. Under
thf. nrw law thf eonservatlon commission
I usurps mim of tin? lealslatlvi powers, it
I hfiiiK provided that the commlmlon may
I change the law in reference ic open ?eo
?onu by ?t?-"-'?!;? t order after a healing on n
protest from any r--sl.lf.Tit or the ?t?te. It is
under thin provision thai the Lake Oeorge
association make? It? petition.
Mr Hayden objects particular!) to the
permitting of the taking of tila? h bas? from
i ?-ikf- Oeorge from June l?? to .November 3a.
declaring that Ih? limit? of the old Ian
Angus! i to December IS should have been
retained. He ?ay? thai lh< bas? com? upon
lheir beds on June IS and leav* August I.
and thai if they are not protected during
thai Mm?, they ?in i..- qulrkly annihilated
11?? ask? thai tii? commission take action
liffOro .Illllf |(
Mr. Hayden also object? to the pro
making th? season for lal ? troul on Lake
Oeorgi from .prll i tn September SO. ij
ma ii should remain from May I t-. August
Si, ai it is al pr.-sf-tit. I'nder Ih? neu
provision he declares '(?him; floi lake troul
through the Ice "ill be p*rmltted, a* the
i..- oft.-n remain? until about Ma;
l"nptli?nlnR ?if the season for pickerel from
May I to March 1, or nearly the entire!
yeai. Is another raune of niot.-i.
"For some year? pasl fish hav? been 'lp
terloratlng in Lak? Oeorge." mid Mi Hay
den to-day. "and it i- now discouraging l?i
And 'his new law on the statut? books,
which will undoubtedly result in ihe rom
?'Ut., destruction of fish life In ?he lake."
The commission ha? twentj daj In ?
to give a hearing on th" |?etition.
LAW FAVORS ROOSEVELT
! Woodruff Says Kings Will Stand
15 to 1 for Taft.
i
Sheriff Charlea K. Law of Kingi County
announced yesterday that he a-a? in fawr
of th? nomination of Theodore Roosevell
As the She-riff is nol n delegate lo the na?
tional convention, nor ev.-ii un Assembly
district leader, hi? attitude 1? nol exjie? p>d <
to have much weight with the Republican
delegation. The only one of the sixteen
delegates known to he ? Roosevell man Is
Controller William A. Prendergasl
After ] Ie election he deserted i Is district
leader, Election? Commissioner Jacob A.
Livingston, and jrnve the patronag? of hi?
ofllc? large)) Into th? hand? ?>f Naval Of
fuer F. J. II. Kracke and Congressman
William M. Palder The return "f Timothy
L. Woodruff to power, largely through the
eff.i?ts of Mr. Livingston and the subse?
quent defeat of the Kracke-Calder faction
m the ?prlng primaries, has plan-?! Mr.
La? in an uncomfortable r"".,l"n
Speaking for the delegate? of the 10th
Congressional Dlstrl I yesterday. Reuben
L. Haskell, secretary of ihe Republican
county organisation, ?aid II il hi did nol
believe Mr, i-au's stand would have nay
effect in changing Ihe views .?f the Brook?
lyn delegate? Mr W.Iruff, the county
leader, ?aid ?il '^.., fifteen men v\ I o were
. lect? 'i aa Taft folio r< r? wo i ?I pi ove
stanch, and thai Mr. Pr? nd? -..?>? ?n lid
i.? the only Roosevelt delegate from Brook?
lyn,
SENATE REFUSES TO YIELD
)
i Insists Election of Memhrrs Shall Ec
Supervised by Congress.
? ? ?
vVashlt gton. April 8. Th" Bel at? i I -
erat? ?I to-day It? d? lei mlnatlon to pi
'to Congress supervisory powei a er the
(election of Senator? by popular vote, when
Senator ''lark, of Wyoming, o ...
ference committee, reported that (he two
house? h.ad failed to reach an agreemenl
By n Mete of il to *Jt tli? Senat, refused
., .,].? fr?mi its am? ndm? I pro
ll ,,t i ongi ' ?? ?ho il I ' ?ei rli ?? tro
the lime, manner and place ol holding I e
election? The liemocrat? with Ihe t-ingl"
exception ot Renatoi Clarke, of Arkansas,
constituted the minority The rpieBtlon will
now go tO the House, which i-- >? e< '1 to
accept the (tenate amendment
s. ? atoi . ai i.. r< ' c' ' ? ' ' mfei
r^.s en :.ill m ? h? Id Ixtoen
meeting? II? call? rl attei lion to | f.iri
thai If the amei m? I ? re nul r? la n. i
r would be doubtful whel m i ongre ?
would hat >? ihe powei lo ? na? I I? |
regardlns campais contribution?? and lim
jtf d ' ampaign ? * pei dltui ? ic
b? ..?i pa ??!??? t Ion.
j Henatoi I ;.i, .'?:., i .? 11 mnfi l
.,!,? o in??.' thai I I th? npporl
he would off? i< 0?'no Ill "> h ?' w.n
presented In Hi? St-v, Vork IjCglMlaiuie,
giving Congress anthorllj I ??? 'h.
!.?? c,n'\ ??
? .
I io ict, and to res lat ampaign ? ? i>< ndl
I I .r?
William ?) Bi ' i??> a
! unusual lnt?i ??' proposed am? ??
. -, in the <'i lui ronf? rrei] ? h
Konaloi Kern and otht-i Democrat farl.er
flav and ? ati h? i Hi? i otiiiK fi .in
I th? ?.i! ? ? !
? ?
BOTH CLAIM MISSOURI
Tafl Followers Say They Will Control '
State Convention
I.OU?I \: rli - : With lit? nrri al ol
? to. <-i nor 11 ?'ii- .i I? ,i.|. i o| il lie. .
! veil faction, and it. ? ? i:tc i, ,r t
j Burtholdl ai dir? ? tor ol Ih? Taft fore? ol
Missouri Republicans, th? light foi control
? t ih? H. publican Htate ? ont > nil
Tli ' j i sda) began In ? aucun? - held lo-nl| t
!.. ad? in ivociid net dis? ui ahai loo pla< <? I
al these caucus?
i 'olonel Rooaoveli rolli - . i lalm to
1 ., . enough Inati u? li -i .1. |. ..... ?..
irol th.n ven tlon ? h< i fi
nouncea 'hat after tin meeting ?>t the tali '
? oinmllt? ?? Il " 'H ' lien 11.it? i are do
rldpd, be In supn ...? i??? ? ?
The Tal i I? ?"!? ' ai
. ? .1. '? . -I. ,
H.H Ulli and ??mni-sied i
i
. ? "i ? ...i.iiiiiIi iratioi i ? . .. m, ;.|
? i . ,i.i ' >.' .
i ' ? late . ni.lo i III ?III
In Ih? ',. I,' ' ?
Thirty-two Names To Bo Placed
on Headquarters' Tablets.
^EACH DIED WHILE ON DUTY
Some Ppri.-.hed in Firca; Others
Drowned Attempting; Rosones;
More Were Shot or Stabbed.
i;- names e.r thirl* In i i illcemen who
n the performance of ihelr duly will
Im id.-..-. d on ,i roll ,i honor ? n l ?
on? ..n ??ithei aide of the main enii mos <?'?
I "Ii. ? Ue.oioii-i; t. . ? thin rhc n? <t fe**
da - Th tabli ? Bre bull? Into the wall,
?h?? mi! of honor being aiiggeated bj ??en
??ral Hini-'hain when Polie? Commissioner
A committee ?vas appoint?*d lo decid?
'?p >n the poli?**amen worthj ol mention, snd
Inviutlsn? ?rere i atter? I broadcast
n sr for name"? of the ma.ha had distin?
guished themselves. Th? comtnittM con?
sisted "f tl,a? lit,. .|ohn Jacob ??tor. R A.
?'. Smiti- and Philip Rhlnelandsr. They
weni through volumli.s data and finished
Ihelr Investigations Jual pre\1ous m ''ot?nel
V s tor'i rr#?i triage lo Misa Pore?*
in large bronse letter Ih tabkIs ?? m b?
? "hi Names of Ihm I ? h< di'""! In Hi-'
performance ,.i th.u dut) Roll of
Honor." Then will folio?? the thirty-two
i up. ? i Inough apa?*e will b< I ft >>n Ihe
-. cond tablet t.. i? milt adding other names.
The names snd deeds ol ih? thirty-two men
follow:
PATROLMAN JAM KA I \Mil.i.. do d
Septemtx r _?:?. i?;.t, ..;, ,t through th ? i:
while trying 10 srreat'two burglar? ai luth
atr? -i and Avenue R
PATROLMAN RITtlKNK ANDERSON;
1*4 Julj in, is.,:. .hot bj Michael I'andnl,
who 'um preparing to -i.i .. man ?Hi..
found him trying to rob a ?hoe store al
? ?rand and i *entr< ti
PATR? ?LM \N H' IRATI? ' S.*? XOER; died
N'ovembei 22, iv*?. from ? beating r.Iv.-.i
'.\hiie try Ins lo r? itore order In a restau?
rant on III? ? .-k >i ? t,., t. near Cai mine
street
PATROLMAN DAVID H MARTIN died
Augus) K, i?.;i, stabbed In the n.<k by Will?
iam ' m ils, .. burg la i. ai Ihe coi net ..f
hi i '"11 and I'l ? ? ' ? I?, I'.i ook
I Ml
PATROLMAN HEORGE W DURYEA;
died Ma.? ??>. ISM, .?hot through the tenu.le
attempting t.. irreal John < i i 'onnell,
. a ideki racki I.
PATROLMAN JOHN O'BRIKN; died
Vui isl :.'?. ISS4, shot In Ihe forehead witl? a
? :.Ivei l- John Reillj in a
?alian al llsi atreel and Ninth avenue,
" *i PROLM W TH? >M \S W ALK BR; died
.Ugllst !'. '-.". ?hot h' or. a liana who
ban aaaa ilted a woman In a hou?? on i Tt li
PATROLMAN HARRY i'ORLETT; died
' lui] ! ' I?'.?. ?:. .V. i,.-." .i i t ? m, 1 It, t; to r. - ?'
' Jane Bell, fourteen years old, on an escur
! alon of n,,. ,\ p \
PATROLMAN PHILIP LAMBRETIIT,
died March M 1972. trying to oneii a no? be?
tween laborer? at '.''tii or.?.t and s.-.ond
avenue ?;?-.. ..?,? i.. en i>n? "; the laboi
era, ?truek bun In th? liead with a tone,
111 lnq hi? ikull.
PATR? il.M ? !? J? IHN Di iNAHl'K,
M" .tul-r ?i IK72 from fracture of the akull
while making an arresi al North is, street
and l'nlon .???nue. I'.rooklvn
m :rhe w i i \mi;s m ?;ivr\. died July
21, is"?", stabbed In the shdom? n by mi?
Kennlcker. who had stolen n watch, In
evading a r-?-i
PATROLMAN A8A M Kl'RNKSS. died
Decembei 29, tWi, ?hoi by an Insane man
in a hotel, who wai threatening to shoot
? i \ I... ' h dCht.
PATROLMAN r'i\\'?''is MALLON. died
May I. IM ' el Hulllvan, whom
nd ord? r?-d
te "mol ?? "Il
PATROLMAN JAMES BRF.NNAN. dl?-d
, , ? "Handsome
" i'arlton, al '?'?''? ?tr??el and Third
man who had
ba-en held ' I Wo Other?
PATROLMAN JOHN J SHERMAN, died
Paptem ???:. Btabhed in ?he heart bj
Prancis Noah, a negro be aoughl to arres)
foi disorderly condiicl
DKTEt'TlVI?. JOHN i'AREY, died No?
vember ?>, IWC ?-!-of In the abdomen wbil?
Htternptlns to arres! Daniel Wheeler, alias
^ ,,,?-., - at S< ?nth n enm and 27th street
PATROLMAN THOMAS R. M'INTYRK,
tlied .--? ? ? er I " I* "'? from ftractui - of the
ahull received .? : * 'PPlng a runas ay
h??r .? in West 7M street
PATROLM ? FREDERICK SMITH.
riled 11 loner -;. IW, shot through the
v ? ?' I re r? volver while at
. ... p, arresi lar Hi the Chun h
of the H?h Redeemer,
PATROLMAN WILLIAM BAI'MEISTKR,
ol In i te abdo
,, . ., p] |- i n -- In front of N-" 321
-, aa ho was re '"Mini* urreal
P\TROLMAN THOMAS I FIT7.PAT
rk'K died Januar; burned to
,\ ?m wh le o,, dut) n a fire In W I? k* &
c, ,'t cigai factor? . Flral
"PATROLMAN EDWARD 3 MT'LLEN.
lanuary H, 19**1. burn? d to w? atli at a
r PATROLMAN PRANK J REDICAR,
died Decen bei ? I V"\-luu'u-r
PATROLMAN lirc.ll J. LNRU.HT
died Marc " ?- ? "' , h>" ,M
Bru?eh ?ft? ? he found Hruscli had broken
Into a i aker? it '-'?? Ml Third av< nn<
'?- \-r..,,l.M\v WILLIAM F HEDE
Ma'n* died ' ily ''? ,'*"1 while endear
." ,,* ,..,,. ? ?? , .... M ,? radii n thirteen ye ir?
,,,,! 0f ?ajo Hou ?ton street, from
t'romw. II f'reek
,? \TROLM W IKOltOE M. SECHLER;
n ,.,i ?... i ? ??? :
PATROLMAN ALFRED A BELLETK:
? .-; ?hot by Balvat?ire .;..? -
, ?- . ,, had -hot an Italian In W asl -
Ington Sonar- and was tryln? lo escape ar
r"p?TROLMAN EIGENE S BHBEHAX:
died IVtob? t by a one-armed
man : | ordered to mo\.n fr?i
from ? if N?i :
PATROLMAN EDWARD .1 KAVA
11 1907: ?hoi by
.? . ' ? .. ighi to ar
(? ;? hag from Mr? ? 'harles
I. .i,,'. , ?? ?' : ? irfleld -"re. ' m.k
! '.' n
PATROLMAN R?r>RERT J. F1TZOER
.\ ?.i i .11.d Jauuai \ 11, IWO, att?
\ e|k< r from ? ? ttlng
impli fi ??"? the M.kl) i
??HIN LOrOIIMAN died
-.a II? Bsatatins Pa
J? ?> '? ' ? ?"?' P< '? r foi -
LUTTKN * ' "i H H-5EPH PETROSINO;
,1,,.,; ?i ? nated In the i Ity
f Pal Italj
I.TROI \i W .1 AMI'S F M W'l.W.
. , , 110. al a (Ire at No I7W
;i.kl! n. a i lie r? selling
.... ' n a nine, ? ho ??? as
?
TUSH'' SAYS Fa. C. BENEDICT
i Commodore Won't Mix in Fight Or?
Presidential Candidates.
? ,-?
?. i ? ? ? 'j haven'l
I it|i i..:, ai d longitude polltl? ally
ild ' ????! uiodot.. E. . Ren? dl> i lo
ila? hen ' ? ma?l< hla nisi ipis arai ? Ii
th? four month.-' i
t.--Souih America In the Alvina. II? had
ked a?.out ,.: ; -it. in mat? i.
? . . hosen In a town ? iu? ua
foi -? be t i?a? h< l In i ?? .? - ' .hi
? ? delegation ol sli Dei.rati ??>
. m. i..i i lie Blal.; ? nl on In M iy, the
il .n ... lug m -n u? t- .1 for l turmoil.
"Why, in m ' aid th? commodoi ? "I'm
? ? -nl and I ? ?all I Ho into politic?
i il 11 ii mon, i nd? i hill and
. ,.i . i! frlejid? of mine, l toi
th '.i ?on i t befor? i tiled rhmtli
i m noi golnri i" R? ' Into an) : lir? ? liahd? J
nghi ?
When naked about tin effort made bj
the Rraslllan govei nm< nl lasl fa to toy
him using Id- wlrelei uutfli In Boi th
?mm i.i..i? aid ti.it s.
Knoi had taken up the ma'?? i a-lth
and h? hud Is en I . gue i ..r Hi.
IXll and Ir.ia . II, .1 t'A I) hun
?i ? -i mil? m in . |.iia ate eai last '.a Int. r
aft?-i .nun _? n.m on ii-, i?,H.
'i h< Pi ?Id? nl i ? ahz. ?i thai ?? aa.-.
ra|ih I <>t . i.i
. ih. plan i i. -
'.. I,..a. I ? i . I . ,. i i. ,,r ||,. i |
n to Install a thu
? ii ' I ' . ' hi up| u| i ...i,.
id ' i ? ? lo pur? ha?, m: ?? itttts,
1 ' Im? ii ( un 'i ni-|..,| at Kl eat i o^t'
1 till! thai Urn?? I ti iin< ?I I i m.na
WHFFLING GOLS TO ROOSEVFLT.
n in?
v> l'a ?aprll .1 TI ? ? dot ??
.In i'mini .. n ,,|
ill m i-. 11 ti?
?????I '? ' . ? .
? ? -Hi |.. . . i,
I ..n lu? il.
THE PRESIDENT'S DAY.
Yram I h? Tribuna Bureau |
\*< ??hint-Inn. April B The^pTeeldenl
pan ont] a i.w rfliier.?: lo-day,Including
th? Beere tar y of state and the Attorney
General Mr Taft remaine-i in his pri?
vate Study working f.n his MaSMchO
se'ta speeches The Itinerarj >>f Hie ?up.
which begins to-morrow, Is sa fWlows
leaving Washington a' ; o'clocli to
morr?n afternoon, Mi Tad v-ill n|.<-nd
?he, nighl ii Sea rock with hi? brother,
Henri IV Taft. Thursdaj morning h?
Will leave for Si.li'.Kll^ld. Wh?T? he I?
scl ? di led lo '-i" ?'< In the earlj after?
noon S|.'he? will also i? made on
Thtirsdav in Worcester, Boston, Talni?r
and Booth Cramlngham. Mr. Taft win
leave ite.?ton at midnight on Thurada)
for Nee York, ?here ?if ?rill take break
fas! ? itii hi? hrotl. attend th.. funeral
..f M,-, |or tien? ral Fred i ' Oranl at
Governor'? Islam!, take luncl.n ?rlth
his b other ?nd then motoi lo Newark,
where ni ?m deliver an addreas In ths
armor; to iho Tsfl ?-tub The prewiden?
will i '? Hie guesi ?>r ? 'larem ? Keli
l'iiei.c ?light if the weather permit?,
he "in pis golf ?l the Newark Coui try
i'luh on Satuidav mornln<. remaining
at the eint, foi luncheon, after which
he will mol r i" m i. ? '-n. where he "ill
deliver h n address at l o'clock. Th??
Pr, dem "in then go to Philadelphia
tu dedicate t?." n " assembly hall of
?ho I'nloM [..ajriif 'bib. Bnd ?ill at
t.-n'l Ihe dinner ccleHrating the annlvnr
sary of th? birth of Oeneral ll.veee? B.
Oranl. He will leave for Waahlngton on
Saturday night.
The new Swedish Minister and the new
Peruvian Mlnleter presented ?heir ere?
dentiala to th? President to-day, Ihe re?
ception taking place In the Blue Room.
NO ?eh Bice
? Barnes Ssys 83 New York Dele?
gates Oppose Colonel.
MUST PREVENT CALAMITY
State Chairman Says Report of
Deal Must Be Falsehood
?Attitude Firm.
Albany. April 23. William Harnea |r .
I chairman of the Repuhllcan Btats Com?
mittee, i"-nigiu Isaued Ihs following
statement regarding Ihe attitude of Sew
Vork stuf"? delegates to the Republican
national convention:
"The statement by the Roosevell com?
mittee thai hii> person representing any
number Of the i|ele^,it?>s from 111-r* State
of New Vork had approached any one
connected with Ihe Roosevelt campaign
| t?. make ? dicker must be a falsehood,
because there is no one who <-?*ii(>i speak
| authoritative!) for these delegates. They
: aro controlled by n>< one, hut, so far as
1 have been Informed by them, eighty
three arc unalterably oppoaed t" th..
nomination of Mr. Rooaevell and favor
j President Taft.
"This Is s fac? known to all well In
. f?.rmc?l persona and an) statement
; which claims that ? dicker ?'an be made
! ... itli aii> of th.-m in behalf of Mr.
' Roosevelt'? nomination Is made without
1 knowledge of their r.-ai attitude They
I are not men constructed of that kind
if mat? rin .
? Thf great public ?lui) which rests
I upon their shoulders to prevent what
every farseolng man knows must be <?
national calamltj is thoroughly appre?
ciated by them.
"New York will no more faltet now
than she did In 181)15, and any rumor
thai she may from n??w until the con?
i ? niicn adjoui n la false."
SEE POLITICS IN CHARGES
;
1 Complaints Against Commerce Court
Justice Pushed by Taft Opponents.
m Tl ?? Trll ;
Washington, April -3. newspaper charge*
. against Robert W. Archbald, associate Jus
! Uce of the Commerce Court, were brought
to t ??f attention of the House to-day by
| Mr. Morris, a Nebraska insurgent, who
Introduced a resolution calling on ihe Presi?
dent for ?.ii Information bearing on the
i ? which tnaj be in the Department ol
Justice.
'?"?.e chargei s - Id to relate to .certain
business transactions which Judge Arch
bald is alleged to have had with the Erie
llnllroad regarding the purchase c,t culm
banks. v> statement wa? forthcoming
fiuiii the Department ot Justice to confirm
the- report i hat the charges were being
Investigated, or that there was any basis
it them, in view of the fact that they
a>e being pushed by persons known to bs
hostile to President Taft, there Is a gen
. ral disposition to regard the report snd the
Sorrls i. solutlon as a political man?uvre
tci discredit the court and pos ibly lay the
groundwork for an Impeachment proceed?
Ing in an attempt to jnstifj the political
doctrine for the retail of Judges.
The resolution was referred to the Com
mlttee on Judiciary, and will probably be
reported, ?s the Democrats would welcome
anything which would inak?. political cap?
ital i .i them.
OUT AGAINST ROOSEVELT
Frank Sommer Will Fight for La
Follette in Jersey.
M ich to the surprise of the New Jersey
supporters ?>f Colonel Roosevelt, former
Sheriff ?-'rank S Sommer of Kssex Co nty,
? ? mi., known ?<?-t.fci.iv would not alone
oppose th? si ectlon of Roosevelt delegates
in ih<. coming convention, but would take
the ?tump In favor of the selection of dele?
gates pledged lo the nomination oi Senator
IM Tollet!.
Mr. Sommer, who ii ecu., of tne Progres
i? ? Republl? .m l< aders ?f Sew J< i
R'ould ici discuss hi plans yesterday, bul
On? Of his Close friends -..i.I that he ha.l
always been s stanch supporter "f Ihe
mein ?Senator snd that there ws?
nothing new in his purpose lu work for th?
?-??ii. lion of 'i !? gat? ? fat orahle lo Mr. I-.
follette.
Th? Wisconsin Senator, it was said In
Newark yesterdaj would make .c sp<
making i. ol Sea Jerscj som? lime nest
month, and that In all probablllt) Mi
Sommer .?ouM seenmpany him. Mi Som?
mer, wh?. i? counsel to the Tutelle- I tllltlrl
. ommlsslon. Is also s m< niber of the He
publican si.it.. ? 'ommltti ?
T ? I-_ follette i upiiorters will open
headquai 1er? In Sea at h lo de ) f. on\
a lin h thej itit. ii.| n. r.lue t ,i sti entiou i
campaign James II Pope of Jerse) t.'liy,
head "i the i.i Pollette movement In N'?
lersey, will, U is said, direct operation?
from this office
OHIO REPUDIATES THE RECALL
Constitutional Convention Defeats Pro?
posal to Make It Law
? '??lllllllell.-, I 11.\ I.I l) ? Till . 'Ill.II
Kiitutlonal convention .t.f> ited a proposal
io m? -i pora te .t pro? Ii Ion f"i the i> cali
??f publie mile i?!- ni the constitution b) s
I Ot? Of .''T I" tee
t proi i<i"'i for iii? m ? .?ii "i ail puMli
in. lal . Including the judiciary, upon I
majortt? <.?.?? ai r?gulai Soveinber elec
Sl|.t ? of " i.m "i Ihe
,.i , mid ici. i... i, i. .|C ,,. ,| i,, pi.,,..
? ,e ? , iaj ..ih -ia! i.ti ib,.
ind ' i.u ?OI > t? Uni) ol
muni? n'ai olh. m?.
'GUNS AT ALLEN HEARING
Courthouse Bristles with Arms
as Outlay;* Are Arraigned.
Hlllsvlllo, Va . April y.", iiiiicviiic and
the ?0111111011".- i,ri?ilcr| with Unarm? In
the hands of officers when the Allen oui
inw band war- arraigned to ?lay. and II
?.. as demonstrated thai Ihe Aliena are
nol S Iflio'lt frl? -"I"
Detectives say lhaj nippad s scheme
to irauggle firearms Into the (all IVes
ley ffmith, ?ii.f Ihe kinsmen, dn ? ?
dagger on s detortive and was knocked
san?eteos l?ater, ?.f the polnl of s t-nv.
a detective named Ta vue drove two
other Aljon folio-.?, ?ri from the lail
While Judge Staples aras on th" I an?, h, :
sitting In the c hair In whkli Judge Mas
vie whs shot, a strapping ''.'-|"ii'
at his side w i * 11 h heavj rallhred pistol
belted to htm. Sheriff Edwards and s ,
detective searched all who entered the
courtroom.
Th.. defendants pleaded not guilt* to
murder. They asked for s change of
venue mid it was granted They will b
tried separate!.
IS ROOSEVELT REPUBLICAN?
So Asks Mr. Hiitcninsor. of Taft
Bureau, and Donbl3 It.
The ?ttentlnn of local Republican lead? ?
Is centered al prestml on the light between
?he Taft end Roosevell forces for v 1 ? ? t... ?
at th" primaries In Massachusetts on Tues?
day. Both sides acknowledge thai th? ?
mit should have un Importan) bearing on
ih?' general situation.
The attention ?>. John W, ilutchinw n
dlrei-tor of the Rastern branch of ths na?
tional Taft bureau, was called yesti
to a paragraph In a tw.dumn ??
tlsemenl thai l- being published In Boston
and S|.itiiKii.'i'i n-.f. '? eraph
printed In large type, reads:
"Rataember ou don'l hav? to be enrolled
In any party to vote at th ? primary."
"Is Colonel Roosevelt, twice s Republi?
can Tie sid..tit and non an avowed ?*and
??ate f?.r the Presidential nomination in
the next Republican national eon%*entlon,
n Republican?" asked Mr. Hutchlnson.
when he had read th? paragraph. "This
appeal shows on Its im n thai ' onel
Roosevell Is u Presidential candidate with?
out regard to party affiliations. With bli
? anything to g? > th? re by ... : I od
? otes.
"Tlili Is the ' mdtdate who .'?ks for the
nomination In s R publican national con?
vention. The language of the/paragra| i
thai of the Roosevelt committee, n rep?
resents Colonel l:"c.-'".'i- policy."
All ?aik thai ? lialri tan Barn
Republican state commute? snd othei
state leaders were lecretl) looking forward
ic. bringing out a compromise candidate at
Chicago was declared yesterda) to be the
i veriest "hieb." These leaders appreciate,
?it was lated, that Roosevell Is putting
: up ? hard fight all along the line and will
continue t?- iKht <jp to t ? ast, in ail prob?
ability, but they declare thai ihe I 'sue ii
? ..*> ., ' tied ? veen Tafl .'end
Roosevelt and thai lh< flghl will ;.n
tinned alone those linea
TAFT MEN CLAIM IOWA
President's Adherents Confident
of Controlling State Convention.
Coder Rapids Iowa, \p?? '.:. Victory In
to-morrow's Republican st.ti. convention
was claimed b> botli the Tafl an.i tli" Cum?
mins leaguers to-night. John T \<iain.,
Mate nian igei of ' Tafl fo?ces, declared
? .ei senator Cuiumlns's trip from '>' a -
s as B? live Residential
candidat?! seeking the Indorsement of his
home people, would be met by an enthusl
astl? Indorsement of the Tafl administra?
tion and the approval of the President's
nomination for i> second tenu
John H Briar, in charge of ths Cummins
movement In the state, -aid to?night that
rcea would be In unquestioned con?
trol of the convention and thai tl ere wo ild
:. c ?-.f.- working majority with which t?> |
adopt resolutions Indorsing Cummins tor
lent. The only two counties carried
bj ?loose veil have swung Into the ? ' ; nun ins
?inn.
Bo confident are ths Taft people of \sin
nlng liiai to-night they announced their
candidates f"?- c?. legate s-ai -laii?e f> I ?
national reinvention, as follows: Governor
T. F. .'c roll, Oeorge D Perkins, of Bloux
City; i.uther u. Brewer, of Cedar Rapids,
and Jam*a H Biyan, of Crest?n.
Tin convention trill j>.- called to order al
n a m. \-i.r approval of caucus u ? -
lions for cred ntlals and resolutions com?
mittees, adjournment will be taken until
afterno >n
Senator Cummins arrived from tvashlng
lon i bis aftci ?M ?'?'.
TAFT SURE OF MICHIGAN'
Proves Roosevelt Claims AK.urd by
Again Carrying Wayne County.
!"??:,, The Tribune Bureau. 1
v\ sahington, April 23 Koi s second time
President Tafl has won In Wayne Count
Mich., proving the absurdiij of the ?
of the Roosevell managers who bolted th?
-?inte convention, ai cording t.. this tato
nient from the Tafl bureau to-day:
Presiden! Tafl yesterday again carried
v. ,i\ i... County, M;. h., Including i ??
thereby assuring him iwo dele^.u, .
the Isl ' ngree* I ?istrlc of M
ths Chicago convention. furthermore, this
is the seventh Congresi district in tin
to Instruct for I'resldenl Taft, Indica tin <
? il all question lhal the sentiment of
the state-, .i~ : ?ected b) fe. recen? Maie
? onvention, Is f. r the Presid? m The \>,\ ?
In VVai i ?? ' 'ountj ? ? wterds
ihn ?? to on? In favor of Tafl
veil
When the delegate? t?. me state co
tlon wer? e|ect??d, some weeks ano, prac?
tically the same resull was a '
the Tafl forces, and thi s_ delegates ft m
bel i io Ih? stale r nv< tloi cr< In
? tru? led for Tafl Tl Room wU to
imite.l though
sented onl> one four! i | the delegate i
stI n i'ic 'l .. ' ntest it the stai j:^i ? ? ? ? ?
tgali thi ? n. ?lefo it..i and.
Isst set np which the?, uill carry to the na
?lot_*l convention at ("hlrago. The outcome
of the district caitcti ??? n Wayn? i 'oun.
ly yt*sterd ij ietl ' ? id ill doubt tin
absurd '?' ill ' '' ? Rooai va\[ fore? ? hoth
. V ind "? to tic .
sentlm? ni ol Miel I? u le d< ni Tafl t
?I of ? ". mi .. dd' gate? from Mic I
while. Mr T.e...?.?,.'? now hat only --'x d?
uaie^. with two more districts ye| in
OREGON'S VOTE NOT PLEDGED.
I Attorney General Says Ronosevelt Is
Not Entitled to Full Delegation.
s.ii.-in. Ore., April ."? - \" Informal opin
! i..n on the Repntiilean priman last Prlda)
1 expressed by Attorney Oeneral A \t (-raw
! ford to-day holds lhal Theodore R
velt I not ? titled io the ?rote .?r 11 ? . .
Oregon delegation t" the national conven*
tlon
\ii Crawford Is Quoted as saying ihat
undei th? Oregon law. II Is not Incumbent
upon all delegati - to support . rtaln
candidate unless lhal -andldate received <
majorlt) ?>f his pat lj 's primai. rot?
in case <.f plurality only, aa on ;.i -t Tri?
da) . the opinion ' old lhal the del?
a . bound to .?>'. for the e indldate th? n
i ?presented on the ballots
MR. TAFT GETS FIFTH IOWA.
. 'edar Rapid . Is April ! Th? Fifth
i ?,,. .i. i Usti ?.-i delegat? ? I - the Repub
ii.an National Convention are w ?; Tow--.
o| Cedai Rapids ."'.1 P ii Downing, of
Ttpton The) are Instruct? d i it Tafl
a
RHEIN HAS NO TITANIC BODIES.
Baltimore ?.prll 33 \ ? Irele ??? dtsput? h
fioul Captain Madsen of Ih? leamei Rhein
In Ih? local lenti of th? lean lp ? ont
?,.iii> i s|mii ! thai he a a ? ? "" mllei .
I t. ||| Vu Si linen lo Ic Thi
? i i ih.. bei ? al.' i""-n Tl.i i? No
i'ii.? front ih? Tltank wreck wen n
IIP S FROM IMM ID
5A
Newport Dressmaker Takes Ad
vantaqe of Priest's Absence
to Commit Suicide.
DEATH OUICKLY FOLLOWS
Chicago Bzprtti F\^mror\ a(?
Metuchen in Effort, to Sav?
Life?Had Long Been
Insane.
!.. "??-.???ripl? t.. Tli- T'lh.jr. j
*!??t??. h'-ii. N. J-. April ??*::. T-k?n?, ??at,
vantage ol ?. moment's ?ih-aer.'?? of th?
? ?vh ? ? ..?' tali | lo a -.?p.!.
torinni ' R??"H linot? "str.rdi ,???..
noon, Mlas Ann;? Curran, of ft??*????*
i: i . Dunn h? m If from l ? ,-??,,.
nial Expresa ss H rn?>h?**J throtagii ?ml
lov n ni '' " mile? '-? I ??? r T'?e ?., ^
was brought to a ?'????
discovered thai the young woman -1
hurl' -I hei self froi i ?? i ?r pla ? . lt
she was <!?? Ing ah? ;i p ?
TTh < 'Id. .?.'.. Expn - ? ? -, L.
! ''' ' ' ' -d in
,i i. -j . |g L
rush h? lo th? n r,(.
for?- . he train ? onld lart i| - .,..
( \ or. ???? ? d|i d
Mil Curran who ??, ?;-k,
? - n- mi ?? Ith '?? ? om he Ih .-i in
N'.-.s ! ? Ih? Colonial Expn
i ? i.. i. , 11 . ? . j .. ? ,
train runa i..-",',..-, i;<.-??. ..i \Va44.
Ington, making th? ?a,
Misa ? 'irr. ? j
i?> Father O'Donnell, n
' nrr.-in famll Bh* -.?.
<-,:, her way to M ?
torium, m Kalt Im? r? s was ta
undergo .? ?'oui ne o? .,,,?.
said, f.,.- roi
Kather 0*D< nnell ? :
m |o irney will
shoi. 1
about T> o'??lo?'k thi ' ,
?
v.ornan and venl I ????? .-?;?., m.?
me car. ?ho hsd -? ? ? ,.
o;i<? and ronlent?ad ??. hen h< - 1
he ? as b. ' " moment?
\\ hen h? r? 1 irn? d Pal in?i?
san .'i on? ? 1 hnl Mlaa ?
in her seat. It? lisp ? ted
happened and called to th
to atop Ih? 1 ra in. Th? ? ond : ?,
the bell rope, setting Ih? ? ?? ? ? ???.??. ?
brakes, and the trail ,,??, 4
en stop 1 liai II ? . ? ?.?
iiiro'.vn from Ih r
Father < ?'1. ?-. .
jump? ?l from th? train ai
dos n the 1 ' ? 1 ch ?
trie: BDOt Where MISS .| '^ron-n.
htsraelf from the train th? f?a nd lohn
)<*? ?nan and Pa iroli 4 ,?.?.
pis o. bending ot or her,
T'r. L, V. Llpnlncotl ? ,
summoned, and I ? .r.
ran was uncons? loua 1
?ill?d r? flag ti?? fasi '"hl< ?...*
thr? Pennsylvania Rsilro? ? v? 1
dn<? in ;i fea mtnuti 1
Father O'Donnell, who appeared orar*
come bj j-'rl.?f. then d? Ided ?? . - ? ?
body tak? n to the . - -j,?,..
11 will remain until lo morro
will be taken to the horn? ol Miga bu?
llan ? iirran. in X? wpoi t.
Tele?,
Newport, R. 1 ?? m Ann?
Curran, who committ? I Ids In New
Jersey !.. da: . had ? . snaj
?he was <.n hei .
. ompanled bj Father ? ?'Donnell und
Sullivan, hot h of Pro?: Id?
Ml?*-*? t'urr.n. who was ftirmerl
dressmaker here, - in>r? d ft
work. She had been In ?????-?
tortums. Bh? leave? lw<
v. ho are school I
COLONEL WINS IN KANSAS
He Carriel T'".n* Distri't?-. .it Y**tut*
day's Primanc??.
Kai Mo., Api - ?reit
mad? a aweep to-da: of Kans?
getting control ot ?
itli District
? ,
sixty out of on?
out
show
Botta th? tth
tlonal ? omit) primai
?
..
s.? pr? vlotisl) !< I .m- . ! s?i
Har?i. lo-ni?
R ..,-. . Ilk IM>
trl.t by ?1 ?.
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