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i I L S THE T iI iEi SUN WEDNESDAY VEDNESDlY NOVEMBER 11 1903 B 1
MESSAGE ON CUBAN TREATY TREAT1pttEXIDKXT TREATYPllfumT 1REATpflIS1IEXT
pttEXIDKXT URGES CONGRESS T THlAXT TO 1 1RANT
0114 RANT T RECIPROCITY RECIPROCITYi
i tloti tlOI Iofl Inltli Ialll I nItti Ilccleed 1lrlcrdEonollo IIClgedEOOflOIIIlO Economic Advar Advartapes AdnntFr Advita
tapes tFr ta Secured rurrl to li t as al g Great Oret as al Ttioi Ttioililicn Tole Tftocfl
lilicn 111 cfl Iulia u iitaIleeIproeai anr neclproeal lproal Induction Hrduaton flfUClIOflIIIt a aliuty or orlut
liuty lut IIIt of 20 o Per Cent Provided Poldrd For FoiWAKHINOTON ForWMIOTON Fo FoSVAMINflTON
WAKHINOTON WMIOTON Nov 10 10The The message rneagoIe c cllie of ofth
th llie Irwldont IfHldent to the extraordinary Bcsslo Bcsslool lealon lealonof es1c es1c0r
ol tho th Kiftyclglith Fityeighth Confrefls Con rs was wa sent t tboth to toth i iboth
both th houses lit lt noon today Its tei teifollow1 text te tefoIlW
follow1 follow1To fol foIlWTo I
To t Ir fit Senate StS < ami anl House Jouse of nepreeenlctitei nepreeenlctiteiI
I Imve hn e convened the Congress Congrss that thatmny i iBiny It
Biny consider on ider tho lie legislation leglalaton necessary neCeMr neceMryput t tput to toput I
put Into Ilto iflt operation oprtion tho commercial treat treatwith treaty treatywih treatvth
with wih fiilw lbn tihi which wan W ratified ratfed by the Henat Henatl Renateal
al l Its i Inst Inlt session IeHRlon and subsequently aubseuenty by th thCuban tho thocubnl UiCtibafl
Cuban cubnl I government I deem dem such luch ich leglsln leglslntlon leglalatlon Ieglalction
tlon Hfinnnded dplnnd1 not 10t only by our intoroa intoroabut Intereatbut intercibut
but hy 1 our olr honor Wo Vo cnnnot rnnot with pro propricty proprll pr prpritty
pricty prll ahandon tho eourso cure upon upn which whichIvn w wImvo wo wohal
Imvo hal PO 14 wisely S1 embarked When tho ac acceptnncn acCptlnC a a1ItlIflCO
ceptnncn CptlnC of tho Ilatt Plltt amendment was Wa re required r rI r rqUtret
I quired from Cubu by the action acton of the Con Congrew Cotgr n nRrPM
grew gr of the United Unie States SttlB this Governmen Governmenthereby GoernmentIh UovernmorhFrCh
thereby Ih hFrCh rrhr dcflnltely defllly committed cmmIted ItHolf III to thi thipolicy the thepli Uipolicy
policy pli or treating Cuba Cul as a occupying ocupying occupyingunlciue i iunlttie I Iunlqu
unlttie position pOHllon as a regards rlrds this country countryIt cuntr
It I wa Wfl4 provided proldl that t when the Island Islantbrcaino Islandbrcamo iBInntccatilo
brcaino a free and Independent Indepndent republi republishe republo republi6hC < I
she hliould stand Itand In such close caRo doMe relation relntons relntonsIth rehitlonwith relationwith
with Ith us us lS in certain erlln respects rlpts to como connwithin comoilhln cornwithin
within ilhln our system Istcm of International Internatona policy policyand plor ploranc poiloyUfli
and anc it i necessarily nccCsrly followed folowed that she mus musoleo must mustol ntu ntuaIo
oleo ol o to a certain crtain degree become Include Includewithin Includedvdlhln includewithin
within tho lines Inl of our economic policy policySituated plor ploritun1111 po1tcfis
Situated itun1111 as Cuba Cul Ubll Is h It would not be posslbl posslblfor pRalblo pRalblofor
for this thl country Cuntr to permit prmit tho strategli strategliabuse strattglc strattglcabuse trateglabuse
abuse of the lll inland by any foreign tnllltar tnllltarpower mitar xnitltarowIr
power owIr It I Is for this reason r19n reas rn that certain cortalilimitations certainlminllons certaiflmitatiflflA
limitations lminllons have boon ben Imposed upon he hefinancial her herflnncal hetoanctal
financial flnncal policy poley and that naval station statlonihave statons statonshave stationbave
have been bn conceded concedt by her to tho Unite UnitecStates Urted Urted8Iall UniteStaUs
States StaUsThe StatesThe 8IallThe
The negotiations negotlaton as to the th details detais of theei theeinaval thpe thpelal thesnaval
naval lal stations are on the eve of comple completion cmplE cmplEton completion ¬
tion ton Thy are so 1 situated ns to prevent provenimy preventar provenlay
my ar Idea that tht there ther is the Intention Intenton ovei oveito eerto oveto
to use u them against Cuba Cuba or othorwisi othorwisithan othenIA othenIAthn othonvIsthan
than thn for tho protection prottctlon of Cuba Cuha from frm th thassaults the thelu1a thassuilts
assaults lu1a of foreign rorlgn foes fos and for the bettei betteisafeguarding bter bterfegnrdlng betteafeguardIng
safeguarding fegnrdlng of American Aercan interests Intersts In the thewaters thewaler thwaters
waters waler south fut h of us usThese usTrle usThese
These Trle Interests Intersts have been bn largely largly > In Increased Inrra Increased
creased rra d by the consequences consquenc of the war with wlttSpain withSpin witiSpain
Spain and will wl be still Rtl further furh furth r increased increasedby
by b Spin th building bulding of the Isthmian Isthmln canal canal The Theare Ty Tyar Tbeare
are ar both military mitary and economic fnomlo Tho Te grant granting Krnt KrntIng grantlag ¬
ing to us by Cuba Cba of the naval nal etat1ooabove station stationabove statons statonsaboc
above alluded nluded to is of the utmost linjxir linjxirtanc ImportanC linportance
tanc tanC from a military mltalY standpoint stndpint and ani it ittreating Ispror Iiproof
proof or the god good faith wih with which Cuba I h htreatIng
treating trtlnl us tuba Cuba has ha made great gat progresalnee progree progreetinea progrss progrssInc
tinea Inc her Independence Indepndenc was WB wa established establishedShe c6tbUhed c6tbUhedShe
She has h advanced aanC steadily steadiy in i every cver way wayShe wa waShe wayShe
She already alrady stands stand high among her siste sisterepublics siter siterrpublc Msteirepublks
republics rpublc of the New World orld She is lovall lovallobserving loyaly loyalyobrlng loyally loyallyobserving
observing her obligations oblgatons to t us u and she hentitled is isentitled I
entitled enttll to t like Iko treatment tratment by us usTho u uaThe
Tho treaty trty submitted submittd to you for approval approvalsecures approvalsecures ppral ppralurs
secures urs to the United Unte States Stts economic eonmlo ad advantages ndtAg advantages ¬
vantages tAg as a great grat a as a those thos given Ihen to t Cuba CubaMot Cubaot CubaNot
Mot ot an American Aercan interest Intert is i sacrificed 8rfcd By Bythe Bythe
the treaty traty a large 1rg Cuban Cba market is I secure d dto dto dto I
to our producers It is I I a market mrket which lies liesat les lesat Ileaat
at our prucr doors oor which la i I already alry large lrg which whichIs
Is capable cpable of great grt expansion expion and which whichIs
Is especially important to t the development developmentof
of espc1Uy our export iprant trade trde It I would ould bo b indeed indeedshortsighted Inded Indedshortflghted indeedshortsighted
shortsighted expr for us to refuse rfll to take ad advantage adantg advantao ¬
vantage of such an opportunity opprunlt and to toml tororc toforce
rorc force antg Cuba ito Into making arraxigcnients nte with withother th thothr
other countrM cuntds to our dlsl11It dLstrlvantage dLstrlvantageTht argm ml vantage vantageThis
This Til Tht reciprocity rolproiy treaty trty stands stnd IIE by iteelf iteelfIt Ili
It I is i demanded demnde on considerations conlderaton of broad broadnational broadnHonnl broadnational
national nHonnl policy polcy as a well wel as B by our economic economicInterest eonomlo economloInterest
Interest Interet It will Wl do harm ha to t no Industry Industr industryIt I
It I will 1 benefit bneft many my industries IndUtrlo It I Is in inthe 1 In Inthe
the Interest of our people peple as a a whole both bothbecause bth bthhaUF bothbecaute
because haUF of Its importance Imprtanc from the broad broadstandpoint brod brodstadpint broadstandpoint
standpoint stadpint of international Intertonl policy plcy and andl andbouse
l bouse > ooause ou8 economically enomcly it intimately intuatly con concern cn cnOI coneornil ¬
cern eornil OI us u to develop and secure lcre the rich richCuban richCubn richCuban
Cuban Cubn market mrket for our farmers farl artisans artisansmerchants Ils Ilshantl artIsansmefchants
merchants hantl and manufacturers manufacturersFinally mnufatui manufacturersYinally
Finally Flnly It is If desirable dclrahlea as a guaranty of th thgood the theRo thegood
good faith of our nation nton toward towar her younisister young youngIllter young1ster
Ro Illter sister republic republc to tho south whose hO welfare welfarmust welare welaremuet welfaremust
must ever be b closely coselv bound bund with wih ours OUI W Wgave We Wegave Ve Vegave <
gave her liberty lbr We e are knit to her by th thmemories the thememorlee thememories
memories of the blood bloo and the courage courgo o oour or orour olour
our soldiers soldier who fought foulht for her in war by bjthe bythe bythe
the memories memorie ofthe of the wisdom and integrity integrityof IntEgrty IntEgrtyof
of our administrators administrtor who served srve her Ir Irpeace In InpAe itpesos
peace and who started strted her BO well wel on th thdifficult the thedltcult thEdiffloult
difficult dltcult pAe path pth of selfgovernment selrgoerment We must muslhelp musthelp musthelp
help her onward and upward and In help
intf her we shall Bhl help ourselves ourselvesThe ourelve ourselvesThe
Inlher The foregoing considerations cotlderton caused MUs the thea thenegotiton thenegotiation
ttti r tl i f UK r Cuba u n i i iratification
negotiton negotiation a of tl thu treaty with Cub and is isratfcton Ita Itaratification
ratification ratfcton hy h the Senate Snate They Tey now nowwith nowwith nowwith
with equal force fore support the legislation legislationby Itplalaton ItplalatonII
by II I the Congress CongeS which AUpJor by the terms terl of the thetreaty thetreaty I
treaty treat Is necessary to render it operative operativeA opertive
A failure ranur to necfr enact such legislation legislaton would wouldcomn wouldcmn wouldcornn
comn cmn perilously prlouAI near a repudiation repudlton of thepledged tho thopledged thoplrg1
pledged plrg1 faith of the nation nationI naton natonI
I transmit trnamit herewith herwih the treaty as amended amendedby amende
by tho Senate Snato and ratified rtife by b the Cuban Cubandovernment Cubn Cubntovlrnent Cubantioverament
dovernment tovlrnent THEODORE KOOSEVEIT ROOSE ROO8ESEIiIITE KOOSEVEITWHITE EIT EITIITE
WHITE IITE IITE HOUSE Nov No 10 1003 1003PROVISIONS 100 100PROISlNS 1003PBOVIBIOS
PROVISIONS PROISlNS OF THE nu TREATY TflEATTThe TREATYThe TFEATTThe
The Cuban reciprocity redJrciy treaty provides providesthat provlde providesthat
that for a term of five fve years vran unless unle ter terminated terminated termlnated ¬
minated sooner there thoreshail shall Ah l be a reduction reductionof rlucton rluctonor
of 20 2 20per per cent in the rate rto of duty dlty on mer merchandise mlr mlrehande merchandiso ¬
chandise pr the product of the United States Statesor
or of Cuba when imported into the othercountry other othercountry othercounlry
country Tobacco Tohaco grown grwn in the United UnitedStates UnItedState UnitedStates
States State or its iA insular Inlular possessions lonR however howeverIs
Is expressly expr I excluded escudN pfse from rrm tho benefits benefitsof heneft
of the reduction rOIton It I Is also specifically specificallyprovided fplfcol spocificnliyprovided
provided that Cuban sugar fU gar shall fhal not receive receivea rele relea
a greater groltr reduction reucton than thanO 20 per cent CEnt during duringthe dlrng dlrngthe duringthe
the life le of the treaty tratv and that the United UnitedStates Unlle UnitedStates
States shall grant rnt no o other country count r a re reduction reducton reiUCtiofl ¬
duction ducton Ihal of tho tariff tarif on that staple during duringthat duringthat luringthat
that time timeWhile tlml timeWhile
While Whie the maximum reduction rllclon made by bythe b bIhp bythe
the Ihp United Inle State Slatl maxmlm on Cuban Cuhal products prdlctA is is 20 20per 20icr io iorer
other hand gives givesB
per cent Cuba on the ot1r I
B reduction of 25 5 10 0 nnd 10 per pr cent cent on oncertain oncNtaln oncertain
certain article articleThose nrticlN nrticlrThose
Those admitted admite at 25 per cent cent reduction reductionire rllcton rllctonnre
ire Machinery lnJlnery and apparntUH npprtlH of copper coppercr OOIPCr
cr r Its Is alloys noI or machines mnchlnC and apparatus apparatusin
in In which copper or O Its Is alloys nloJ1 enter BB the thecomponents thempnltl thecomponents
components of f chief cilef value cast cat iron ironwrought Irn Irnwroulht ironwrought
wrought wroulht mpnltl iron and steel tcl rll and manufntcurcs manufntcurcsthereof lanUrAtCUTR lanUrAtCUTRtherer inanutatcursthereof
thereof therer articles Irt iclO of crystal r8tal and glass RlaR ox oxept oxlept e eept
lept < ept window Klaus Ell certain tertall grades JrnM of cotton cottonnml cottonnnd cottonafli
nml manufacture mnnufacturC thereof thefof bhips hhip and Ind water waterImrne waterIre waterIflrfle
Imrne Ire vessels lel of nil al kinds of Iron or steel steelwhiskevs ttcl ttclwhiskc steelvIuskev
whiskevs whiskc and brandies hrndil fish fRh salted le pickled pickledfmoked pickledsmokll pichiodsrnolced
fmoked smokll or marinated mnrinnte fish or shell shel fish fishpreserved fsh fshprene fish1rrserved
preserved in oil rl oh or otherwise in tins tnA and andcertain andcerlain andcertain
certain prene articles nrtlel of pottery or earthenware earthenwareAt elthenware elthenwareH
At a reduction rlucton ptelJ of 30 3 per cent1 rnt eent Butter Butterchemical Duter Duterehemlal Butterchemical
chemical ehemlal and pharmaceutical rhrmaeeut cal products productsnnd produetRRnr
find Rnr simple drugs malt liquor lquor in bottles bottlesnonalcoholic htlrs htlrsInalo battlesflnn
nonalcoholic Inalo flnn aicohol Ilc to iHvcragew l > prgef cider mineral mineralwriters mlnrrl mlnrrlW mIneraltIers
window glass glassIompleto glaMompleto giassOtflpicte
writers W tIers III colors color and nld dyes de
Iompleto or partly parir made up articles of ofhemp orIelP ofhemp
hemp IelP flax fax pita pia jute jlte henequln hlnlu1n ramie ramiefind ramieRn ramieand
find Rn other otllr vegetable vrEetlble fibres now IOW classified classifiedunder claMlfCd claMlfCdInrrr classIfiedtinder
under Inrrr paragraphs pargrnphA of Group Grour roup 2 Class Classof V Vof YIr
of Ir the Cuban tariff tarif musical musiC Instruments Instrumentsritlng imtrunientnwriting In > t rllmtH rllmtHrllng
writing rllng paper and printing prlnllnl pa paper > er except exceptfor exptfor exceptfor
for iovs nlsl1IIn Ikwspapert papr > aere certain Irtuh cotton cton and manu manufactures manurnrlrPH tnanufactures ¬
factures rnrlrPH thereof theror except excpt knitted Imlle goodm goodmfrtnln goodHrnin VoOI4vrtnln
frtnln rnin articles of cutlery cltlr hoot boots > ts I shoos thC and andMii ands1l1rH andEIIIiHrs
Mii s1l1rH EIIIiHrs rs gold and ald silver Ilher plated pilte ware yaro draw drawing drw drwIn drawbig ¬
ing In big photographs photogrphl engravings enrlngS lithographs lithographschromollthographa lithographsehrotnoIithographs
1 chromollthographa Ihrololthogrphs oleograph Ac Acprinted Srctirititoti c cpiltPI
printed piltPI from frol stone zinc rlnc aluminum or orother orolher orttir
other ttir material Ilteral uo uwl ns nf label Illwl flaps aRs bands bandsoiul hndRalHI
oiul wrap wrappers > cri for tobacco tobac or other pur purpofes purpr purNets
Nets pr and me nil ni the other papers except exceptpaper ICpt ICptplrl Cxcptpiper
paper plrl for cignrettuR and excepting xlptlnf maps mapsand mnpsRnr fliaiBann
and Rnr ann charts lhnrs llurteR pasteboard pnstthoard and manufacturestberoi manufactures manufacturesthereof manuracturls manuracturlstIreut
thereof tIreut common 01101 or ordinary ordinary foap veget vegetables vegetalip egetl ¬
ables alip l pickled or pivcerved pll > ere in nny nlY manner mannerand mann manner51st r ralrlrllil
and alrlrllil certain wines winesAt winet vinesAt
At t a I reduction rtdleliQn of 10 1 per pc cent cnt Manufac Manufactures 1lurar 1lurarI MantifaclUteEOfottoii ¬
lUteEOfottoii tures I IIl of cotton ltOI knit knitted ted and nil al manufactures manufacturesff
ff r cotton ton not knlld included in the preceding precedingtchedules prccdln prccdlncIJeuls pr ccding ccdingChciUI5
tchedules cIJeuls cheese hlc fruit rrit preserved paper pnperpuln pnprrpulu paperIUlt
puln perfumery perhIIHr and Ind essence enCi certain certainArticle cril certainsrtjel
Article of pottery oter and Ind earthenware 111 helwnr porce porcelain porc porcelain ¬
lain ll i > onH nnlR othiir 01 hm than llln common ollon umbrellas umbrellasand Ilurlaa Ilurlaaand uinbrullasnni
and parasols rarl oll dextrineandglucoRe dextrincand Ietrirle and glucose watches watchesool watehcli watchesWool
Wool ool 00 and manufactures IIUlfactlrs thunxif Iwl > f sik silk Hk anu anumaimfnclurtN anumaIutftottins
maimfnclurtN 1 llrclus thereof tlwfor I rice rlC rattle rattleAll ral nUt Ie IeAl t tAu
All Al articles artel1 now no on 01 the fro Cr list lst of either eitherurtry clhnr clhnrtIJrtn eithereoUrrv
tIJrtn urtry are nr not to tf have duty Imposed Imposedduring Imlold Imloldduring Imposedduring
during the life lfe of the treaty t rntr
The treaty 1 rnt can bo 11 terminated by either eitherthn tlhor tlhorth eitherIh
thn th United tnltli t nIte1 State AtalM or Cuba after afer giving gllnl one oneyears oneenrl oneyertrs
years enrl notice not to 0 that I hit effect effectThe
elect
Thealendments The amendments which were wer Incorporated IncorporatedI Incrporatld
I U U
in the treat traty eatyby the Senateandwbloh hA
by 8natandwhcb
bin been n agd agreea to by Cb Cuba ar are thot those prvdig provldb h
thtvtto thabitbo ma1luructon maximun reduction tlon inthe In the rat raton rm rmon raton
on Cuban Cban sugar sugarbyth by bythe1 tbo UnltedStatoaBr UnltedStatoaBrthat Untd United Stt Statce shal sh
b be 20 per ont cent prW prohibitIng bitng the Urte United Stt Stat
fr frotn Imh mh entrng pr entering ito into an any rcproolty reciprocity In lu sug r rw
w with I t any other cuntry country and specityji
that the House 100 of Representatives Rprsnttves spcIfying uhou uhouapprove should shouldapprve ehouapprove
approve apprve the reduction rucIon In tariff tarf rates rtes befo bfor
the treaty tr at should sh uld be b effective effectiveMESSAGE efectve efectveJIStE effectiveflIESSlOE
MESSAGE JIStE READ IX I COXOREAppltidd COXGItESS COXGItESSApplandrd COORESApplaldfd
Applandrd Applaldfd by b Iloth 10th Side In the tie Hon HonNow HOlie HOlieSew HonXow
Now Jlules nllri Committee CommitteeWASHINGTON CollmlUel CotliniteeWtIfINQToN
WASHINGTON WA81NOTON Nov 1OTho 10 10To Tho message messagethe meAge messagethe of ofthe
the President Prldent advocating adootng the approval approvalthe of ofthe
the reciprocity treaty with Cuba was WQ roe reain reld reldIn roeIn
in both bth House IOU8 of Congress Congre8 today It wa wareceived was wasreived wireceived
received reived with applause applaus on both bth sides flde In th thHouse the theIouf UIIousc
House Iouf The Te text of the treaty aa l stated stat statedthe i itho In
the message meMg was Wa also aio laid before bror the Hone HoneII HOl8 Houiand
and al all II the l lCommittee locnment8 documents were referred referrd to the theCommite U
Committee Commite on Ways and nd Means Mean and orders ordereto orderd orderdto
to be b printed printedIn printedIn
In the t rrlnte Ie Senate Snate on motion moton of Mr Alliso AllisoRep AIAon AIAonRp AlliscRep
Rep Rp la 11 the message meAg was WI referred rafered to th thCommittee tho thoCommltteo ttCommittee
Committee on 01 Foreign Relations Rlatons Th Thf
Senate Snt then adjourned adjournedMr adjoured adjouredhlr
hlr Mr Thompson Thompol Dem m Ala appeared ap apearedthe rd 1 1the In Int
the t 0 House HOU today to ay and took tho oath oth oat Speak SpeakeCannon Spaktr SpaktrOnnon SpeakCannon
Cannon Onnon announced the following folowIng conmitt com commlttees commIte
mlttees mltteesKules mIte mitt announc
Kules UuleThe RulesThe The Hpeakor Hllflkor Dnlzell Dalzel of Penney Pqnnsvlvunln 1lls11 1lls11llllln
vunln llllln Urosvcnor llosrnor of Ohio William Wllnms of Mlssli Mlssliulppl Miselsippi tll tlls
s ulppl pp and ald On I Arinond of Missouri MI MksourlIlIeageflyjr sourl
Mileage MloalpRror IlIeageflyjr Ueodor of Kansas Jacltson Jacl on n of
Maryland Kluck of New toni Lewis 18wl c cUcorgla or orcrKln I IJeorgin
Ucorgla crKln and Butler Huter of Missouri MissouriTlie 1lslourl 1lslourlThe MissourIThe
The deaths dentl of Representatives RpreAentatos Vlncon VlnconBorolng Vincnt VincntDorolng Vineotfloroing
Borolng of Kentucky and Robert Robrt Foordorc Foordorcof Forerr Forerror
of Pennsylvania Pennlylnlla which occurred ocour in th threcess tho thorc8 Uirecess
recess rc8 were wor announced to t the House Hou an anas nnd nndQ anas
as Q a mark mrk of announce respect re to their memory memol th thHouse tho tholouae UiHouse
louae House at 1225 1225adjourned adjourned adjoured Jct until nntl tomorrow tomorrowXAMED tomorrowNAED tomorroNAMED
NAMED fly THE TIE PRESIDENT PRESIDENTFederal 1llISIDET 1llISIDETFrderl IIfESIDEXTFederal
Federal Frderl Judges Appointed AplllntrdT T J Cummins CumminConsul CumminsConsul CumnitaConsul
Consul at Puerto Pnt Canello CanelloWASHINGTON cabrlol cabrlolWA8IINOTON CsbclloWABUINQTON
WASHINGTON WA8IINOTON Nov JO 10Tho Tho Preeider PreeiderBont Peldent Peldentsont PresIdersent
sent to tothe the Senate today today 1178 1 178 nomination nominationcovering nomln noniinatiorecovering to
covering appointments nppoltmentR made during durng Uirecess th threcess the thereC
recess reC of Congress Included In tho lie lieworo lst lster liiwere
were er 455 army Irmy and Ind 236 navy promotion promotons
321 3 32 appointments of postmasters pstmltor 62 5 unde undethe underthe undethe
the Department of State 30 S under th thTreasury the theTreur UiTreasury
Treasury Treur Department Departmtnt 13 under the De Depart Dc Dcpartment Dcpartutent
partment part men t of tho Interior Interor 11 1 under tho De Depnrtment Dc Dcnartrnent
parment pnrtment of Justice Justc and 40 mlsocllaneouc mlsocllaneoucHe molaneou
He appointments appointmentsTo also as transmitted tmlsmie thefollowing thefolowlng the foUowlng origins originsappointments orgn origirsappointments
To bo Consul of the United Unite State Thorns ThoraaJ hoq1
J Venezuela VenezuelaTo YenezuelaTo Gumming Cmminl of New ew york at Puerto Iuert Catena CatenaVenezuela Cabelo CabeloYenezuela CubelicVenezuela
To be United State ttC Circuit Judge Judfe for th thEighth tbe tbeEIfltb tbEighth
Eighth EIfltb b Judicial Unlte Circuit William WiIam C Hook Hoolof Hookof too tooof
of Kansas KansasTo Knn KansasTo > 8
To be Associate Al0elate Juttloe JuUo of Of the Supronv SupronvCourt Supremurt SuDromCourt
Court 10 urt of the District DI6tcct of Columbia C umbla male D3nlelThew maleThew uaukThew
Thew Wright of Ohio Ohioif OhioCo OhioTo
Co be Iudg or the Unie Vatted Sttes Statea C Cour Courof < urt urtor
or if the Northern District Dstrict of Indian Terrl Terrlory Terr Tetrttoir
ton toir ory Joseph A 0111 01 of the Indian Territory TerritoryTo
To 10 be Collector Clector of Customs CuAtoml David Dalc Mhittle M Milttio MIltto
ilttio of Massachusetts Blnchusetl for tho district o oialoln or or8nloln oaletn
ialoln Iltto and Beverly lelrly Mass MIIRTo MU Massre A ATo
To be Deputy Auditor for the Treasury Treasurycpartment TreMur TreasurDepartment
Department Aloyilus E Bowling Dowlnr of Mary Marrnnd Maryland Maryand
land
landCo To be Panted Assistant Asltlnt Surgeon Sureon In thi thiubllo thePuhlo thiPuhIIo
ubllo b Health PaMe and Marine Hospital opitl Service ServiceAssistant Servce ServceSI Serviceselstont
and Puhlo Assistant SI tnt Heatb Surgeon Suren Matthew Matbew K Qujrn of Mary Maryand Mlr Mlrland Maryand
andTo To be Register Reliltr of Land Lnd Office Marshal MarshalJewell MarehelIf arlhAI
1 If Jewell Jewel of North Dakota DIOt at Blsmurck Blsmurckf lsmurcl
N f D DTo DTo
Vrman To be Postmaster Postmater at St Louis 1ul FraniVrman Frani FrnnkWyman FranhiVyman
com CROP OF 1903 1903iitlmated 1903Estmatl 1903atlmatcd
Estmatl iitlmated at 23iaOOOOOO 281100 naihel Rnll an anAvernite anerle Srtverse
Avernite erle of 3R8 nusbeU Husbel an Aero AcreWABnTyoroN AeroWASniNOTO Acrl AcrlWA6RINOTON
WASniNOTO Nov 10 10Prelmlt iOPrellmtnzry Prellraltuirr re reurns reI reurns
tn urns to the Chief of the Bureau of Statistic Statisticf Statitc Statitcor
or > f the Department DepArment of Agriculture Agrcultlrl on onhe or1e I Ithe
of In 1003 100 indicate a aotal aotal
the he 1e production producton corn cor Imlclte Imlcltetot
tot otal yield of about 7813OOeOCO 213 2313 OO O0tOCO bushels busholeompared buoe buoeor bushelsir
of 258 busiels an acre as asompared
or ir an aerae averao bUIlela nro l lcompare
of 268 268bU1els 268usheis
ompared omparedushels with an average yield
compare bU1els ushels one on year year ago ao averae 187 bushels in 1901Lnd 1901 1901nd 191 191and
and nd a a ten year year average avere of 239 28 bushels bushelshe busheil
The he general fear average avOrlge In 831 81 per cent aa aaompared I Icompare asompared
genra
compare ompared with 807 87 last year YI 737 in 1001 1001nd 101 101Md 1901iid
Md nd as 856 in 1000 1000It 10 1000It
It 86 is estimated that about ab t S2 percent percentf per ont ontor cent
or > 1 f the t e I corn cor Otlatl crop of 1002 I12lltUln was still in the handf hand handsIf I
of If f the farrows fam on Nov 11903 I lP 1903 as I compared comparedf compar
with 19 per cent or th crop of 101 1901 in far farmer farners
mer ners hand hands on No Nov I 10 1902 41 411 per cnt cntof cent centr
of f the crop crp of 1900 19 in farmers farmersTor raner bad nande on onNo onov
No Tor ov 1 1901 101 and a six year ear average of 91 91er 6tper Oter
per er cent centTho centThe nt ntTe
The preliminary estimate of the averageYIeld average averageield averlge averlgeyield
etmate
yield ield Te to prlminAry the acre are of potatoes potto is 847 bushels bushelsgainst bushelsIgalnt busheisagainst
Igalnt against 98 O bushels bubels in 1902 102 and a ten year yearivorage yearaverage yearvorage
average of 705 70 bushels The average as aslast a aso
to o qualty quality Is 864 per pr cent a as compare compared comparedwith
with 0 904 per cent last year yearrield yearThe yearThe
The prohminary estimate or the average aversgeIeld averageyield
prelmInar etmate
yield per aero of h hay Is 11 154 ton tons 8galn egainetIio t
150 tons tonl In 1902 1902no 10 1902The
16 The no prelmlnnr preliminary r n j estimate ltmnte v vield or the avorago avoragoleld avera o oyield
yield ield to the acre of tobacco is 7883 poun pounis pounds poundsRa
Ra is 1 compared compare with wih the flnaj fnj estimate of 707 707loundfl 7078 7078pounds 7071iounds
pounds loundfl In 1802 1802POSTMASTER 112 1902IOSTlIASTER
POSTMASTER I iTJrSTFR OF ST fT LOUIS LOUISrttdent LOUISreeItIent
PfIInt rttdent Ends Fmls a Fight htbY by VnilnR a Mil MilNot Mmot lln llnSot
Not ot Recommended RecommendedWASHINGTON Rec fleernnmenilrdA511INOTO I mlnl r rWASINOTON
WASHINGTON WASINOTON A511INOTO Nov lo loThe The notnina notninaJon nominaton nomlnaIon
Jon today of Frank Wyman to be Post Postaster Postmlter Postnester
ton mlter aster at St Louis Luis ends endl a political poltcal fight flghhlch fght fghtwhich fightvhIch
Missouri since ftlnciast Alncelat sincenet
in
which hlch has ha been going on MIAourl
net February Several Seerl candidate candldatO were wenresentod wereprctnted wereresentod
lat prctnted resentod by as many different diferent factions foctlomimong ratona ratonaamong factionsmong
among the Republicans Republcans of the city cty am amState and andState anditate
StatePreident itatePresident State StatePresident
President Roosevelt decided deldod to t settle settleho setto settotho settleho
Preident Roosevel
ho matter by appointing a man not here hereoforo heretorore hereoforo
oforo mater mentioned mcntlono nJpolntlng as a a candidate and not notacked notbacked notacked
acked > by 1 any politician politicianTho poltcian poltcianThe
The appointee is a brother of Dr WalteriVyinan Walter WaltcrWrman WalterVyrnan
iVyinan KurgeonOeneral SurpeonGeneral of the Marine Marinelospltal Morlne MorlneJolpita Marineloepitat
Jolpita lospltal loepitat Service Ho le is a hardware mer inerrlmnt merchant merhaut
chant chantCH1IKEllS rlmntCRlMPACKERS hautCIlflIPlKEIPS
CRlMPACKERS CH1IKEllS ItllL IU PVT Pt IX IXllins 1 1AlmR IXrims
rims to Rrdiioe Hrdler Representation Hlprlsenlalon of Stale StaleWhich State Statebleh StatesUbich
Which bleh Disfranchise Neared NCBIWIWASIIINOTON Selrors SelrorsW NearedWs11UOTON
WASIIINOTON W ASINOTOS Nov Xo 10 Representative 10RepreBntltvo 10RepreBntltvoCrmpacler 10Representativerumiacber Representativerumpacker
Crmpacler rumpacker Rep ep Ind today relntro relntroiuced rllntro rllntroduced reintrolured
lured in the House HoIo his iia resolution reFoluton of last lasticsslon lastArflon lastesaion
icsslon providing for tho appointment of ofcommission orA ofcommission
A Arflon commission comrlRslon of eleven Ileln members mem members ler to inquire inquirento InquireInlo Inquireito
Inlo ito suffrage conditions in tho various State Stateiiid RtalpHnnd Statesiid
iiid flfrgc to ascertain aRlrtaln conrltonR whether any aroul mule mile citizen citizent dlzen dlzenl
t years Ylnra old Is II deprived of the tie right rllht of eulmen suf sufraen suCrraln
rraln men and to report to t Congress CongressTho ConKrsThl CongressThe
The purpose of the measure mlaauro is II to reduce reduceho reducetho reducehe
tho ho Thl representation reprc In Congress Congrel1 and nd In tho theloctoral thoeloctoral thohEctoral
lntaton
loctoral oolleee o lele of those tho States where whereicgrocH wher whernegrOCr whereegroes
negrOCr icgrocH are ar disfranchised disfranchisedKTITIOK dilrrnchl1 dilrrnchl1lfTITI0i disfranchisedETITIOSS
KTITIOK FROM FRO1 PniUPllXES PniUPllXES1nR 1111111ES 1111111ESPraln
Praln raying > 1nR for Abolition Aholton of the Dingle InKII Tariff Tariffon Trlr TrlrOi Tariffoil
on Oi Island Iland Product ProductWASHINGTON Iodurl ProiluelsWASIIINOT0N 1 1WAHIOTON
WASHINGTON WAHIOTON Nov No 10 10Col 10Col Col Edwards Edwardshief Fdwardshlef wnrds
chief hief of the Bureau cf c Insular Inll r Affairsiiceived Affairs AffairsIOI1I Atalr AtalrrcfIed I
iiceived toda today the rolowlng following telllrams telllramsrronl tc1etrams tc1etramsorn
rcfIed for the abolition of ofthe ofre
rronl IOI1I orn MAnila fttiUllllU I nlu praying MJA lv uuwk abolton > v vhe
the he re Dlngley DnIer tariff tnrll on Philippine Phippine pmduct pmductFilipino pnJdleta pnJdletaIllllno prcdtictsFiiiiiInn
In the Ihenanl theililli
Filipino Chamber of Coinmorcr COlllprcl tin tinnin
Illllno of the he Acrlculturnl Association of ofarmy ofPala ofmay
nanl > nin army prays for the lrloulturnl abolition nbollon of the Dlngley Dlngleyarlfl Ungle Ungletarln Dinsleyitt
arlfl Pala itt C on Irlr Philippine 1111111 Ph lii P11 Ilt products productsFilipino prollnctsFipino tiroti Oct 5 5Filipino
Filipino Chamber of Commerce COlmrcp In the thenme ihenumr I he heIIni
Fipino of HWKI Clumhfr tobacco workmen worknln iiravs rn8 forboUt for forbolitlnn rorIbolllon
numr nme IIni UOI
Ibolllon bolitlnn boUt ion of ot DlDglry Dlngll tariff tlrlf on 01 Philippine Philippinerodurts I hllpline hllplineprolll lillippinerodilets
> rodurts
prolll prolllTHO
CASTRO THO MUST PA PAeelMon 141 P4I P4Ielion
nrrl eelMon lon In the Iliidlnrf Imlor claim Iall 1dm Amounllns Amounllnsto Alonntnl
to Over HTBOOO HTBOOOWASIIINOTON 17 117 a00u a00uWAsI1IoyoN OO OOAS1NOTON I
WASIIINOTON AS1NOTON Nov XO 10 10A A telegram was wascelvcd WDSrlcelcd wascelvcd
rlcelcd celvcd by the State Department today todayom today todayrrom
rrom om W W Russell HUBBel Charge Clarg dAffalres dAtalre of orthe ofto
the 10 United States StateI at Caracas CaraCa saying lylng that thatthe thate
Unie Venezuelan Claims Cora Corailssion Commlllon CornlpIIIon
the 16 e United States Stit Venezueiln
mlllon ilssion Unite had awarded more than tha 176000 176000i 150 175000the
to i the claimant In the thl Rudloff Rudlof co CIO CIORudlol case caseRudloll o oRudloff
cahnnnt
Rudloff was an American citizen ciizen of Swiss SwissIrth SwiRRIlrtb Swissrtb
Irth Rudlol who ho built hult al n market house at Caracas Caracasjr Caraa
Ilrtb for jr r the Ihl Venezuelan Government Goerment Ho was wasot wasnot as ast
not ot t paid paidTrim paidTrlll paidrrlal
Trim of Inrks Pal Put wrf tf n Week WeekHam Week11am 111 111Ham
Porkes S fellow delegate Tim TimIcCarthy TimlcCnrlll TimeCarthy
Ham 11am > rclow dcleratl
IcCarthy la had ha his trial for extortion eJtortlol ad adjurniHi ndjourl adurned
lcCnrlll hii tril
jurniHi 1 yistirdny by Justice 1uvis PI 1 IiIvla IR In the theipremo tIl tIlHuP00 tlitiprerue
jourl > YI tltay JUltC
Court until next lHxt Wednesday Wednesdayhen cclncdnylion dldn dldnWhen
ipremo unti
HuP00 When hen the cast 1 J was rnllnd alml John F Mcintyrepenred Mcintyre Moltityrt1pearcd ldTIrc ldTIrcappar
pearcd in place of lawyer Joseph JOflIJI P Puxtace 1 Pustace
appar 110 throat throatas throatas Rt Rtwal
uxtace nnd fiald ld that the theIAlorf Inttorp thrd
EUltnce didnt didntnow dl didnthOW nt ntknow
in such bad condition that lie hI
as flch ondlion
know wal now when he could culd take up McCarthy McCarthyefcnce McnrhYI McnrhYIdernc McCarthystence
asked ask for time to toonfer toconfer tonfer
dernc efcnce tence Mr Mcintyre McIntr Ikll
confer nfer with wih McCarthy McCarth
TO AGREE AGREBON ON N CUBAN COB N TREAT TREATPRE8IDEXT TREATYsPRESlElT TREATIPRESIDENT I I
PRESIDENT PRESlElT MEETS ItllETS LEADIX LEADIXMEMBERS LDNO LDNOMEnEHS LEA DI DIMFJII1JERS
MEMBERS OF OF CONGRESS COXtlRESSEffort COHESSEror CONGRESSEffort
Effort Eror to Reach Aireenttnt u to Preoii PreoiiForm Precse PrecseForm PreeliForm
Form or I rijUlBtlon llblatlon Mcomar SrcrlaFour SrcrlaFourlellsan NeoepearFoi NeoepearFoitIItitI1fl Foil FoilMlchlcin
Mlchlcin lellsan Members llmbtn neady n ad to hone HeoeiAllltnoe honeAlilirtee enen enenAlanee
Allltnoe Alanee With ith tile tie Democrat IHmoermtiWASHiNaTON DmoNU DmoNUWAIINOTO Democrat1VA8tI1NOTO
WASHiNaTON WAIINOTO Nov No 10 10An An Importer imporiarconferenco iprant iprantcnferne Importerconference
conference cnferne was Wi held at the White Hon Houtonight House HousetonIght Hontonight
tonight between oten the President Prident and leading leadingmemlers leadirmembers leadln leadlnmcmlwrs
members memlers of the Senate and House Houle Th ThPresident The ThePrident TiPresident
President Prident had as a his guests gots at dinncrSpeaklCannon dlnnerSpeake dlnnerSpeakeCannon dlnnerSplker dlnnerSplkerCnnon
Cannon Cnnon Roprosenttlves flopr eprntatvC sentativcs Payne Dazel DalzeiTawney Dalzel DalzelTawney
Tawney Taeyand and Hemenway Hemlnway and Secretary Srtar Secretarythe c ctho or ortho I
tho Navy Moody Mooy Immediately Ilmelitly after th thdinner the thedinner U Udinnor
dinner Senators Senator Aldrich Aldrch Allison Alion Platt c cConnecticut or orConnectct i iConnecticut
Connecticut Connectct Hanna Snooner Sponer Hale Lodg Lodgand Lge Lgeand Lod Lodand
and Wetmore Wetmor joined joine tho party partyThe pry pryThe partyThe
The direct dirc object objet of the conference cnferno wn wnto Wl weto
to get an In agreement between btween the Senate Benatand Senatead Senaland
and ad House I0us as to the precise preoie form ror of tb tblegislation tho tholeRllaton UlegIslation
legislation leRllaton to bo b proposed prpse for approving approvingthe approvIngthe
the Cuban Cubn reciprocity rprocty treaty traty oa a ratlfle ratlfleby rtie ratifieby
by the Senate Sente last lat spring
Then is i some some difference dlt rc of opinion bo botween b between
tween twen the two bodies bodleRon on this thi point pInt and ad th thPresident the thePrsldont UiPresident
President Prsldont Is i as a anxious auxloW as the Republlcai Republlcaileaders lepubUcan lepubUcanINder Itepublicaleaders
INder leaders In both bth houses hO to have tho detail detailof detls detlso detailof
of o the prqeromml progamb arranged nrnie amicably h hadvaiioo in inadvauo I Iadvanoo
advaiioo advauo of taking tklnl up the subject subjectThe lubjeot lubjeotTe iubJectThe
The Te House 10ul members mmor appear to think that thaa thata thea
a regular regUar tariffbill tAi bil fixing fxig Appar the rates ras on Cuba CubaiImporU Cubn CubnIprl Cubaimports
imports Iprl according acrdng to I tho reduction reducin provide providetfor prded prdedror providefor
while tinSenators tin theHnator thSenators
for in tho treaty trety is necessary D r whie
Senators Hnator are inclined iolned to t favor favr a I more simple slmplibill simplehU sinipihut
bill hU setting sttig forth rort merly merely that Congresi CongresiThere Cngres Congresepprovee
ApprvC epprovee the traty treaty and authorg authorizing the theExecutve th thExecutive
Executve Executive to promulgate It ItTem ItThere
There Tem in i Ii every eer promulgt reason rason to believe blevo that ai aiagreement an anagremnt aiagreement
agreement agremnt will wl noon sn be b reached mahe and thaithe tinsthe thai thattl
the tl question Uton will wn lv 0 dispoeed dP of at the tl pros prosont pr present
ent session 8Mlon without a row r between btwoen the tw twhouses two twoboueel twihouses <
houses housesAfter boueel housesAfter wthou
After three tr hours hor of discussion dc Jon today todaythe toay toaythe todaythe
the Michigan delegation delegIon adjourned ajoure with without wit without ¬
out having h vlng reached rnhe a decision aa to what whatitfl whatIl whaits
its Il position p0ton will wl be b upon Cuban Cub reciprocity rIproity rIproityA reciprooltA
A majority mjorty Is Idls disposed to vote for a bli blito bi b bto
to carry out the Ue provIsions prvonl of the treaty trR
but Crr four of the members membr are a unalterably unalterablyopposed unterbl unterbloppo unaJterah1opposed
opposed and are ar will wlini willing In j to t renew rnew the old oldalliance oldalanc ohalliance
alliance alanc oppo with the Ue Democrats Dmort for the te purpose purposeof pur purpoeiof
of defeating nteatng wth tim tlO legislation Inghlaton by rcmovinithodliferential removing removingthe rmovIng rmovIngte
the te thodliferential differential dierntl on refined rf sugar sugarThe lugRr lugRrT sugarThe
The T majority majorty desires dClirC to have the te delega delegation deltga deltgaton delegalion ¬
lion ton act Bt as a ttimlt a111t In favor f vor of the Presidents Presidentspolicy Pridents PridentsUo Preeldentiis
policy is Uo hay and is i endeavoring endeavorni to win wn over the theInnurgents te teIMtgnts thuinsurgents
held insurgents IMtgnts tomorrow tomorrowAlthough tomorow tomorrowAlthough Another notor meeting metng will wl be beheld b Isheld
Although no formal conference crlerenC hot hotbaeh hMbBh herbash
rora
bash bBh held on the ruljcot rtj < t word wor liar liarbeen hA loubeen
been passed paleo around ainoni erron the Democrats Demo Democrats Demcr ¬
crats cr ta of the House Houf to t Imonr stand stad for an anamendment anamendmant aramendment
amendment to the Cuban Cn reciprocity reciprocitymeasure reIproity reIproitymlaure reciprocitmeasure
the 195 cent dif differential dUfertlal di ditorentiai
mlaure measure to remove rmove 15 per cnt ¬
fertlal ferential on refined refne sugar gar and pr also aao for atamendnwunt or oramendment anamendment
amendment to eliminate elmInate the five fve yean yeanprovision yea ysaziprovision
provision In the treaty trelty during durng which time timethe tme tmetho timtho
tho pledjro plero in il made to make mko no change chngo in inthe Inthe irline
the tariff tar tari duty on sugar sugarThe sugarThe uga
The Demoorate stood et as I a unit In the lasCongress IMtCngrM las lastCongress
CngrM Congress Te for the tbt removal remova of the differential differentialon dlCerenUnl dlCerenUnlon
on refined refe suc IUI8r IUI8rLITTLE sugar sugarLITTLE r rLITTLE
LITTLE IRON STRIKE LEFTFine LEFT LEFTe LEFTTe
Te Fine e New Ne Union Supplied 8npplr the Ue Striker Strken Pl Plaee Plaeeal Place Placea c cai
ai a Fait M a They Te Quit QuitThe Qot QotTe QuitThe
The Te strike stike of the housesmlths houeesmlhs which thi thiimployors the theemployers thunmpioyers
employers say 8Y han not stopped stopp work wrk on oningle a asigle u uitnglo
sigle ingle building buidIng began bg to peter pter out yester yesterlay yeaterday yesterJay
day lay Police Polce guarded all al the te buildings buldlga andoar and andoar ad adfe
fe oar of the Parks Paks ge entertainment entertaInmet en tertainmen t committee committeeeing cmmitt committeeelng
bing eing removed remoe strikers Rtrkrrs kept returning returig u urork toork terork
rork all day dayA dayA dayA
A subcommittee submmtt of the international Intematonal ant antocal and andlocl andcoal
locl coal committee cmmIte of the iron ion workers orkll which whicls whichIs
Is s supposed to be b engineering egineing the the strike strikerled Btlke Btlketrll strikened
trll ned IPpe to get the board bard of representatives representativesomposed represttvcat represttvcatompled representativesomposed
omposed of tho delegates delegate of the skillec skillecrodea Bkleu Bkleutnes sklliei skllieirados
ompled rodea which have hve signed sgne the arbitration arbitrationgreoment abitration abitrationagretent arbitrationgreamerit
tnes action at atheir attheir atheir
agretent greoment to take InkE tnk sympathetic frpthetc acton
heir meeting meetog yesterday yestrday but butUle the committee committeeraa cmIte cmIteas
rae as turneddowr turneddowrAs turned dow dowA dawnAs
As turne far ag al could cld be b learned leamo the te only people peoplertio pople popleho peoplerho
A
rtio ho really struck were members membr of Local Localwho Loal Localwho
wer
rly Atro
2 who had joined the new ne Rouse Houscmlths louae louae101hs Rousemitha
ha
mlths Union Unionto vto to Influence the members membersliey membn membershey
101hs hey were Wlr working Infueno her here and there ther In tho thoanj8 thogangs thaang
Tey gangs ang on bulldlnzn bUdlnz and when one went wentdie wentout wentut
out ut he temlorrly temporarily trow threw the whole gang gangIdle gangille
die i inlon P C McUir McGtiIre 8mtry secretary of the new newunion nowinlon
union nlon sold yesterday ye 1y that tlt hU hi organizationuppliuxi organization organizationuppllod organzton organztoneupple
uppllod the places placs of strikers atrker as a fast fat as ashey a ashey
eupple
hey went out auf He H described delrbc the strike srike as ask 1 asburlesque
a k burlesque burlesqueWe burlOue
We se have turned down dow Buchanan he heAid hesid heaid
tm
sid Aid because becauB after aftr professing prren to fight fightigalnst fght fghtaKalnA fightLgalnst
aKalnA igalnst the Ihf Parks element at Kansas Kns City Cityin Cl CityIs
he in wanted wated us to keep the Parka Park crowd in inTRIKES Inpower Inower
power powerSTRlES ower owerITRI1CES
STRlES TRIKES MADE THEM THE1 STARVE STARVEron STAIE STAIEIron
Iron ron Worker Worke Idle Since Sinc May Ma and IIli II Ill ChlN ChlNdren LbhIdrcn t
dren Apply to the Police Poloe for AidJoseph Aid AidJnsoph AldJosepb I
Joseph Murray Iuroy an a ironworker Irnworker 35 3 years yearsId year yearold yearsdd
old Id who has h no n homo accompanied a by his hlaons hil hillns hisone
lns one John ard Fioii FrOII Frarih 10 and arr ft yearn ea old oldrent oldWbrt oldrrt
Wbrt rent to the Clymcr Cymer street Itreet police ple uiatton uiattonVllliamsburg ll ehntlonilliarnaburg atlol
Wilmburg Vllliamsburg on Monday night and said he heras hera3 e eWi
Wi ras starving starvingTlio atlrvwK atlrvwKle starylagThe
The le man said he had c pond siei job when whenie whenhe
he ie was ordeiodon orderuon ordered on strike stre last 10 < 1 M MI My y and M didnt didntrant dllt dlltwnnt didntrant
rant to be beldlo Idle but was 1 rliUjfOi rbIf d to dj d dthe I ca caho asho
the ho rett llt of the mon mtn did The he little ltte inoey nneydo Dey Deyhe
he 10 had ha laid away aWI was soon K > n gone and thru tlI tlrtido
bo 10 had to appeal nppco to bin hi frionds for aid aidHiev nldTe aidlies
Hiev lies helped him but ho pot rt in arrears arr to toils tCIhie tous
ils Te us landlord and a ft few tW > w wtfikn cikf ago gt ho win winijspossefi wrisI1spnssesed R RdlspM
ijspossefi I1spnssesed ed He wan unable unhle to get at a jnh jnhmo jn jnand jhnd
dlspM and mo nd his hil children chidrn soon on began helal to Buffer lulrr for forvant Ill Illwant frrant
want of food They Tlf slept In wagons aguns or orlallways orhalwaY8 orinllways
halwaY8 lallways at night and in the daytime dythnebeggld dythnebeggldfor dayt line begged bccRcdor
for or food foodMurrav roodlurrav food3lurrav
Murrav felt himself hlmrlt becoming bemIng exhausted exhaustedin
in fl lurrav Monday night nllht and could scarcely Bare I stand standvhen standwhen standhen
when ho entered emtere the police station He Heequlred HerEqulrd Hoequired
rEqulrd equlred medical mlelCllold aid more than he did food foodind roodand foodnd
and an al ambulance was wa summoned eumloned from rrm the theilngs theKlngl theClogs
Klngl Clogs County Hospital The le doctor found foundhat foundthat foundhat
that hat the Iron Irn worker was BI on the verge erge of ofollnpso ofclnpso ofoh1npe
ollnpso from starvation starnton and exposure exposureind exposureand exposurend
and clnpso the boys were wor little lte better brter off 01 Murray MurrayPOS
POS as taken to the hospital bOAPlal and Iml and his hiI sons Bnl were wereent weresnt wereent
snt ent to the Childrens Chldrenl clety wietySIfT > cletySlIVT fel felMIT
SIfT MIT OFT UTAH TAi COAL COALmlnmenVlll COHTrRlnlln filL filLratniurn
TrRlnlln mlnmenVlll ratniurn Will ni Not Haul Iul It Into the tie Strike StrikeDlHtrloli StrikeOl StrikeDituhriehu
DlHtrloli DlHtrloliSALT Ol DituhriehuSALT trloll trlollSALT
SALT LARK Utah Nov 10 10John John Mitchell MitchellOB Michel
In the coal miners minerstriko mlnerastrIke minerstrike
ha OB scored Bored one victory victor cal
strIke In District Dlltrlct No 15 embracing embracng Col Colrado Colorado Coirado
rado Utah Wyoming and ald Idaho The Theoal Theooal Theoal
ooal oal from Utah mines which are operated operatedy oprated opratedby
by y nonunion miners will wi not be shipped shippednto Bhlppc shippedito
Into Colorado to break the strike strikeIt Itrlke ItrlkeI
It Colorao was announced today todar that the train trninnen tmlnmen trainwn
men I Wa would ould refuse to haul Utah Uth coal cni into intoolorado intoblorudo i
cuts oft the source of supply supplyin
Colordo olorado Thus Thi cut of lourc I Ihave
on in n which the Denver DEnver dealers dole and op opertol opsrntors opsrntorsaverelied rator ratorlave
have lave averelied avereliedIt relied x xIt
It was flc officially stated Itntod today by the the7tnh thoUah theTtnb
7tnh 1 Fuel ofcRI Company that the coal cal mined inFtah In InJtah InUah
Uah Jtah would Compnv bo used In Inthle this State StateThis Stte StteThIB StateThis
Uah This announcement nnnounclment b uae was wa made to quiet nulotho Cuiot Cuiotthe quietno
the ho no miners mInor who were becoming beoming reckless recklessmder rrckleMRundtr reekiessnder
mder rumors that Utah void WHO WI to be beushed Lt Ltrushed beiqlied
rushed undtr rlmorR into the heart of the strike region regionSMALL rlglonSUAUJ regIonSMAL1i
SMALL GRAFT GRA FT IX I A fVOV fVOVhe l lTl
Tl he IontTshOrPfltefl Ionlt Ionchorlmrn liorrmen W Want Int nt to Know lno Where Wherea Wltre Wltrea
a Certain Crrtlin 113 1113 13 Went WentThe 1rnl 1rnlThe TcntThe
The Longshoremens Lngshorlmenl Protective Protectve Assocla AssoclaIon AIIocla AIIoclatlon Assoclaon
tlon Ion on which inns ha hal sixteen branches brnchIs has ha started startedn Atarte Atartenn
nn n ii inquiry Inqull into what whlt was wRldone done with 113 113alege 13 13lleced 13lege
lleced lege to have been ben received rchd by a com comilttee commite cornittea
alege ilttee from a manufecturer mnurectur who supplies supplieslie BlppllA BlppllAthe
mite 1 with badges The members mnmborsf membersthe
the lie to asioclation 8oclllon dgc mombr I Iof
of f tho committee commitee have hve denied denIe receiving reivIng reivIngthe receIvingIC
the 10 money or being blnR gul Rlty guilty ty of wrongdoing wrongdoinghe vronldoing I IThe
The he association dorsnt carp care about abut the themount thenount i iamount
10 aton
involved involvedloe ImoledJoe
mount so 1 much as the principle
Joe nutTy Dun PnrlllH PnlUst t Ioa 10505 wt an n Arm ArmPENSACOIA ArmPEISACOI ArmPENSAC0IA
PENSACOIA FIR Nov No iO oJoo Joo Duffy Duly D ffy the theIroqklyn theBrooldrn theroolciyn
Iroqklyn PEISACOI boy who gained Kaln llm > notoriety JotorPt In tho thorizo thoprzo thei1zo
przo rizo rinj Tin a few CIW years 11 ago In that and other otheritlcs otherdtlI otherties
ties lied his arm cut off ot by b being bing run rln over overv oerb
ar
dtlI b v I a locomotive 10cloth0 IIRc of the Klectrlc Elltrlc and Ter Terilnal Ternilnnl TerIneil
ilnal Ineil Railway Duffy Du enlisted enlt in the navy navyom navyflie nar1m
nnlwa and had been stationed stationedt stationedthe
om flie months Ilnths ago hll bIn Ralloned Rallonedat
1m
at t the local l c i navy n yard ylrd yard for or several weeks weeksle weekse eekl eeklle
le e came to the t e city to spend tho day da and andttemptd andatompto andtempted
le tempted to board the train as It was wasavine wal wasaving
atompto avine the thedt city bam He missed mllsM hiu Iil lii footing foting andell and Rndrel anduil
118lnl rel ell Uinlor thp tht wJiffls whtle of the thelocmothe locomotive
STILL AFTER AFTEIfKIRKPATRIcK AFTEIfKIRKPATRIcKAttorney KIRKPATRI KllKPATn K KAttorney
Attorney Atornr TVewlln Newln Newlin7irltes Wrllei rle to Speaker Speae Canfl CanflDemanding C CannOD CannODDlmlndln nno nnoDrmandlnc
Demanding Dlmlndln Imprachntenl ImprachntenlPnnADKiriilA ImprachmentPJIADELIUU impesetintentPnuanntriiit
PnnADKiriilA PJIADELIUU Nov No 10 10Atorey 10Attorney Attorney James JameW JamesW JamW
W M Newlln Newln acting actnR on a suggestion sugReaton b btlm by bytho I Ilii
tlm lii Department Deprment of Justice Justce that he la lahis lay layWe Ic Ichis
his demand for the impeachment Impchmcnt of Judge JudgKirkpatriok JudgeKirkpatrIck Jud1Kirkpatrick
KirkpatrIck of Now Jersey Jerv before th thHouse the theHous ti tiRouse
House Hous of Representatives Rprsntatves has h sent a co coresponding coi coiresponding corrspnding
responding rspnding demand demnld to Speaker Spaker Cannor CannorAfter Cnnon CnnonAter CannolAfter
After Ater touching on his letter leter to the Pros Prosdent Prll Prlldent Prosdent
dent ho says sys that tht Judge Ju g Klrkpatrick ha haannounced has hasannounced hiannounced
announced as to the presidency of tho thoFederl 11 11Federal h hFederal
Federal Federl Trust Trst Company Compny and the holdln holdlntho holding holdingthe inoldirtlto
the fjudgenhlp that he saw no Improprlet ImproprletIn Improprety ImpropretyIn
In holding both officesHe offices officesHe ofCs ofCsHe
He points pints out that so 1 far as a the asphalt asphallitigation asphialitigation
litigation ltgaton is concerned eonccred tIne proof of th thNewlln the theNowln UNowlin
Newlln Nowln allegations alegtons can l ho > e found in th threcords the thercrs ti tirecords
records of Judge Kirkpatricks court o othe on ontho athe
rcrs Kirkptricks cour
the various varous cases nR h henrl urd there thereHo ther thereHo
Ho declares declr that in connection connecton with thi thilitigation thIs thIsltgaton th thlItigation
litigation ltgaton It I ia to b borne bore in mind that thatho thattho thethe
tho record rrd shows that the Judge decline declineito declned declnedto
to afford aord an opportunity opportuniy to independen independencreditors Indepndent Indepndentceditor Independercreditors
creditors ceditor to obtain a judicial judical inquiry Inquir Into intithe Intothe mtthe
the fitness ftnes of John M Mack to be b a 1 re recolver roclver rccoiver
colver clver notwithstanding notwlh taldlng which fact JudgKirkpatrlck Judg JudgeKirkptrIck JudgKIrkpatrick
Kirkpatrlck KirkptrIck undertook underok to conduct a prlvati prlvatiInquiry prlateInqull privatinquiry
Inquiry Inqull of his hi own Into the subject subjectIf ubjeetI
If I Judge KirkpatrIck while whie a Iedern IedernJudge ederl ederlJudpI eden edenJudge
Judge JudpI ho says may occupy ocuP the posltloi posltloiof piIon piIonor positloof
of president of n trust trutt company othe otheJudges oth othuJudges r rJudgo
Judges Judgo may do tho mme thing and nd havinIn havinj havinjIn hvng hvngIn
In view tho hInd of people pople who are af Inter Interested Intuesl interester
ester esl In the Federal Frderl Trust Tr6t Company hi hicontinuance hi hicontinuanco
continuance contnuanc on tho bench bnch would be b a taciapproval tacit tacitapproval tadapproval
approval by Congress CongressMr Cngrc8
Mr Nowlln Newln then gives gl1 some illustra illustrations lustra lustratOM illustrationa ¬
tions tOM of the possibilities pBlblltcR of this dual ofllcc ofllccholding onc ofiloholding
holding holdingRACE ho holdingRACE Idlng IdlngRAC
RACE RAC FUSS AT MAIXE 1 I 1IE DIXXER DIXXERF
F A Mimsry Iun e Says SII Its Is No Slate tatl for lew lewPromptly Jewl JewlIomlll YeuuPronulily
Promptly Iomlll Contradicted ContradictedTho onlrldlcttd onlrldlcttdTho OfltraIlctediThe
Tho first flt dinner held by the Maine Societ Societof Rletr Rletror Soclotof
of New York since its IK Incorporation Incorprtion too tooplace took tookplace toolpiace
place at the Manhattan Mnnhatan Hotel last night nightAbout nlpht nightAbout
About 800 SO men and anc women wo men were wer there thereJudge thereJudge thereJudge
Judge James Jame MeKeen president prlldent of th thsociety tho thoIclety tEnsociety
Iclety society wan the toast toaft master masterMayor maRterMayor masterMayor
Mayor Cyrus W W Davis of Waterville WRtervle Me Mewho Mowho Mewino
who also Is a Democratic Democrtic member of tht thtpresent thoprelnt thipresent
prelnt present Maine Mnne Lglslature L glslatue mado a speed speedzritlolslng Ap speedr1tios1ng c1 c1cltoslng
cltoslng zritlolslng the Maine committee cmmite of the StLouis St StLouis 8tLus
Lus Louis Exposition Expallon for putting putlnp up n I log cabin cnblrfor cabinfor cabintor
for the Maine exhibit He II said fld that lie II wai waisorry wnl wnl60ry wasorry
60ry sorry that that the Legislature Lglliaturo had not had tinforethought tin therorethought tb tbrorethought
rorethought to make mi appropriation appropriationfor
ror a suitable suitble building huldlng huiidlngFrank
Frank A Munsey Munler was tho next speaker speakerind Ipakpr Ipakprand speakerand
and ho stirred sUrr up quite a fuss fussI
I wish it were possible pOAlble for the four eel eelages cologes eollogla
logla ages of Maine to unite unie and form for one great greatjnlverslty greatuniveriy greatintvereity
univeriy jnlverslty that would be a credit to the theState theStato the3tato
State said Mr Ir Munsey I said Iald to Presi President IItI IItIdent Presitent ¬
dent Chase Cha8 of Baton Datet College Colegn the other day daythat darthat clayhat
that If such an amalgamation amnllnmation could be bebrought bebrought beirouight
brought about 1 would be very er glad to do dosomething dosomething dcitotnethlng
something handsome for it itMaine ItMaine itt1aine
Maine is a great reat State for training trining men menand menand mettnd
and women It is tho Scotland Sotand of Americanct America Americaand Amerlcnand
and nct in Scotland we get the peerless peerle6 race of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the world with whom no one can compete compotenot competeeen competenot
not oven the Jews It I in a historical historicalfact hlltOlal hlltOlalfac histoticalract
fac fact that there are lre few Jews in the State Statela
Is It not Mr ChairmanThere ChnirnianThere < Chairman 1nlrmaniTere
There Tere are quite a number numbtr replied repliedJudge replcd replcdJudge repliediudge
Judge McKeen McKeenI McKe
I didnt know that said Id Mr Munsey MunseyThere Mun81Y Mun81YThere MunseyThere
There were very ly few when I left lef lttwenty lttwentyano It twenty twentyone
one no years real ago agoMayor ngoMaor agoMayor
Mayor Davis Davi took umbrage at Mr Ir Mun Muneys MunIeys MunLeys
Ieys > eys tone in speaking Ipeaklnp of the Jews JeVI Ho Hojumped le lejumpe Helumped
jumped up and said with some Iome warmth warmthThere wnrmthTer uarnntIiThere
jumpe There Ter are a large number numbr of them in inMaine InMaine InIaIno
Maine and they are our best bt citizens citizensMr ctzla ctzlaMr citizensMr
Mr Munsey Mu Y apologized aplogizd He paid I Imentioned rmentoned Inentionod
mentoned mentioned it as a fact and not OB a re relection refecion relectlon
fecion lection on the Jews They Te are ar Industrious Industriousind IndustrioU
and take tke care rre of their own people rople They Theyiove The Thehae Theytave
hae iove industry Industr working rklnl capacity oapct ambition ambitionind ambiton ambitonand ambitionnd
and a strong religious relglo sense 8le But tho Scotch Scotchire Scotchare
are ire re superior r to the Jews and the Jews can canlot cn cnnot canlot
lot suprl get the theavantage theadvantage advantage of the Yankees YankeesG Yankes YankesG
G F Harrirnan Herrlman tho next speaker apaker tried triedo tred tredto
to o smooth matters ltera over overThe overTne overTho
The altercation between btween Mr Munsey Munseytnd Munseynd unsAY unsAYand
atrcton
and the Mayor of Walervillo Walervic prmpt prompts me mep meto
to p 0 toll tf1 a story htjaid healdandtolnonetoshow healdandtolnonetoshowthat and torn toidona one to show showimpote showhat
that the the Itorvk Yan Yanlece A Is I the only man who can cancmPte canonnpete
impote with with the Hebrew Hlhrnw and that the thecotsrmm theSctaman thecotaman
cmPte Sctaman cotsrmm is iu tine equal of the Hebrew only onlyn
on n his native heath heathThe heathThe heathThe
The other otlnerspealeere ntve speakers were the chairman chnlran and andlajor andIajor andtmnjor
lajor Holman speaer F Day of Guv Gn Hills HiA Huii staff staffniFFALO Rlnf RlnfnrFFtO staffflUFFALO
niFFALO nrFFtO HILLS 1111 SCHOOL SCHOOLfo S1101 S1101To
To fo o Open Military Mltar Acndrnt Arndln Harked hy hyv h hNew hI
v I New Yorkers orlrrs and Kti lnlllhmtn lnlllhmtnOUAHA Eii1iiini Eii1iiiniOataua llslimrn llslimrnOMAHA
OMAHA Neh 1eh Nov Xu 10Coi 10 Cd Cody Cod Buf Bufolo fluifaIo uf ufCao
Cao olo Bill Di If If about to t le1 sell < cl t b > controlling cntrllng in inereat Interet inerect
teret erect in bus hit Wyoming property pro pet to a rom rommtijr corntanty 1
Pl17 mtijr of Now e Yorliiro and Ind EnglIsinncrtgenta Englishmen EnglishmenAgents En 18hmN 18hmNAKentf
AKentf Agents are now In the Big nl Hem Basin Itatinjxamining Basinxamlnlng Mln Mlnexnmlnlng
jxamining tho pioperty Vlpeltf which consists conll ts of ofanchiB ofaneineS r rrnr1
anchiB a 0 ncwti nelpII > ni > betel he tI cctl c lld oid gold poldnines goldnines Id Idmlne
rnr1 mlne nines oil 01 landn InUin Ac < c Col J S Bell I of tIe tIenion tloLnion Ihltnion
Lnion Ice II Company COIlI ff c Newark N J r who whos whoIs whoS
Is tnion s also interested Inter tN is II in Cmnhn tonight tonllht on onils enhi ondi
hi ils di way to the town of Cody Cod Ho 10 lire hzr a aetter aleter aether
leter ether from loin Col oh Cody setting ElllnK forth jihiit J118 pints forMublishlng for forMuUlishing forelu
elu MuUlishing lhln a motor line ln from Cody Wyo Wyoo yo yoto
to o and through throuph the Yellowstone Yelowstone National NationalPark Xutonal XutonalPark ationai ationaiark
Park for which Col Cody has a 0 charter charterol 11rter 11rterCol
Col ol Cody also naysI nays Ia IaI nayirI
I Intend to > begin hllln immediately hnmt1lntel the con construct cnr contrniotiti ¬
Itrlrt struct trniotiti Ion of c 4 military miitol ritilitny y rollfow 0111 or roigi roigiIriingaodcriv rog rogriding roug1iding
riding Iriingaodcriv acrMI acsdcic for flr the thl Irnrliirfof teadJrR of milil mll y yifo ylfe yfe I
lfe ifo fe to youiig youi Oll c itrn 11 ci uc This is my 1 rot fet fcheirio fcheirioind fclw echencond l land I
and I knov knio of many man young YCUli ErplMimen ErplMimenrho Jrlllhmen Jrlllhmenwho I
who rho will wi como Imo an scion BP a the school clooJ is isipened II IIopenP1 Ispened
ipened I also allo inliid Id to build Illd two new newictels newhotlJI newL0t0I54
openP1 hotlJI ictels near tine thl mecMcinal mC linnl spriiipx IIrh here hereCol her hereci
Col ci Hull Bll wivH 11 that tha Ccdy told him him that that5eii thntGCI thathint
GCI hint Nelson Miles MieR Is irtwcpted Irtelfted in tine new newrompany ne necmpny newompany
rompany and rnny fnO possibly pAlbl take charge chnrle of ofho oCtho ofho
cmpny tho ho military mltory school C101 That hnt point pint had not notlowevcr nothoweer notowever
howeer lowevcr been bPn settled pettlodOntTVARY Fulld FulldO1TIt settledOIIITIi
OntTVARY OntTVARYThe O1TIt OIIITIi RI RITh Ff1 Ff1The
The Th Rev Nicholas J 1 Doran rector of St StItenhens HI Sttephen8
Stephenl Itenhens Catholic Catholc Church Chlrch Summit Hurmlt nindLiek and andHckH nndlirkB
HckH Liek streets Itrpet llroqklyn Brookln di dim l yesterday yesterdaynornlni lrcutprcintvorning 1 > lrrdl
>
morning lirkB of pneuinoniii pne110nll In th the pastoral paRtorl rest rrslInnce resldln1 restcoos
dln1 Innce coos In Carroll Cnrrol street Itrrp Ho lt wns rA i amarpntly amarpntlyn npIlrpnth npIlrpnthII
II n I his usual uSlnl food health IIalh until Imtl Friday Prldn last lastnttier lal lastbItter
bItter 1 Doran Dornl > oran 10u wag horn hor In Dublin nbln Ireland Irolnndin lrllnd lrllndon
on in n tllr June 14 Issn lip Ho came to this country countryii countrlu
lu ii t early life lfe life with llh his parents parlntf and studied studiedor 6tudlo
ror or Ilrl the thl priesthood In St St Knmclss College Collegeirooklyn Col Yollegerooblyn Pi
irooklyn Ht Johns Joln Colleifp ColelP Yeller Fordhnm nnd nndhe nndthe andhe
the Iroollln he Hemtnnrr of Our Lady Lnd of AnRcl nl18 ngcie Nluvara Nluvaraalls Nlagarnails aulur aulurFall
alls lie wax nH ordained ordnl < 1 in rice Cathedral CnthodralII athodraln
Fall n 1 DulTalo 10 on Juno J nnn 11 I I I 1870 by h nishop Bfhop lliir lliirrss lnr lnrrHS UnirP139
II rss Bufnlo of Detroit Detroit Tin lain lllshop l hol Louffhlln LouffhllnjsUned LOllhln LOllhlnn Loughiinsslgned
n jsUned IIn him to St Stephens StpIhpnH us UI aiwlstant nMlllont nMlllontto aucetetaintthe
to 0 the late Father K J J OKellly OntII On the th latter lutprs lutprsdpnth lattersctntlc s sloath
loath ho was IS placed plneelln In cl ehlrlc charge > ar < to of the CatholIctiurch Catholic Catholichuroh Cntholc Cntholcplurch
huroh at Itoslyn I 1 I where hlro tin II renialnod renialnodor
plurch ror or r ton tln years earR 1081n and In addition nrdlton to extending oxtcndlnche fxlfndlnl
Ihe he is iinrlflh tlrish ostabllshoj Istnhlshp1 mli rl innieiocis lon lon8 nt Manhas Manhasct Manhasctnd lanhu ct ctnd 1 1nnd
nnd nd nd Port Washincton Walhlnilon From Frm Hosljn Ho In he was wasransferrod wnRtrnnsrrrrpd wasansferreti
ransferrod to thn Church Chlnh of Ht Miry 11r of the themmaculttte Ihl tinennnneniate
mmaculttte Conception onPIlon In Leonard lfOJrll street streetle Rrrt Streete
le e romalncd rrmnllo In chursrn Ihar f of the tim latter Inttlr parish parishshort pnrl parishshort h ha
a II short Ihort time only and nt his own 01 request rotiuostras rPlur t tn
ras n as sent tml back to fioslyn Ro ln A Atcw few years parB nice IIKOn 110 110on
on n the diit dcnth delth ii of tho tlo tic Kev Ip Ininis lnl1 Trcniosiitolieli Trcniosiitolielietor Mitchell Mitchellector ltlluI
rector of St StophPn tph < on th thl the unanimous unanimousBiiuest ununlmousrefllllt tininnlnnousti1Uest
Biiuest of the th conKreirutloii onrllllon Father IIIllr Dornn Dornnriis lorn 1ornnits I IWS
refllllt WS its oppolntod his successor IucccIor hi h llishou llishouleDonnll IAhop IAhopMcfolnll Inislnopeflonnili
leDonnll Iplintd Inther Woran Dorn Is the Ihl fourth fourthIttor rourthrl fourthctor
rl Mcfolnll Ittor tor of St Stephen tphrnI s to dlo within fifteennars fifteen fifteenears fnltn fnltncarA
ears The funeral rlllrll will wi bn h held h11 In his hil church churchn rlurch
n Ii Friday Frldn mornlncr mornlncrtlvssos 10rnlll inorninue1ivsees
01 tlvssos S Stetson n veteran IIrun or tine thl civil civilmr 111 clviilit
thffl chief of division divisionn dlI lon lonIn
mr lit and for thirty hlrt yoars nrf a 1
In wnl n I the nnt Treasury Trl un Dopnrtinent Delnrment died dlld at his hisionic icisonie Il Ilhomn
homn ionic in WashlnRton WIAhlnlton Monday lo1 acod a rd 67 87lo 67HI 67e
lo e wa was horn in Xaiicsvlllo ZaneBIII Ohio nnd served servedhrouKhout AI11 AI11throulbout serveditou
HI hrouKhout itou bout the civil chl war In the tl NlnolRonth NlnolRonthnd lnellpnth lnellpnthand
throulbout and nd rilchtylourth EIghit > iourth regiments rrllmlnt of Ohio Volun Volunpors Volunoh oluntren
pors porsCol
tren Col oh J 1 W Vi Wilson ilseni on Dunn lnn n 1 roll pl known stone stonextiert tlone tloneIXI StonStpert
xtiert tpert ColJ > rt and Ind president prp Wi ldnt of the thl Standard Htone Htoneoinpanj HtoneCompnl Stoneainpafly
IXI oinpanj of WH Wuhln Wuc3uington hiniton ton died iNI in that city cityostorday clt cltIllrda cityasterdny
Compnl ostorday need e SO M O He lt was formerly a apsldent IIrp aulcliht
Illrda O
rp psldent ldlnt of lunsins ul lnq Mich MichMrs ytichMrs leh lehMr8
Mrs Andrew Andrl Ewing aged nlpd fll R sears nrs mother motherf irotherlrs
of f Mrs lrH Henry n n Jwlll I Wntpr VnttorsondlHdyosteidny VnttorsondlHdyosteidnyt Veuttersou on 11pd died rusteiday rusteidayttne 1lrlla 1lrllant
nt t the countrv I homo uf Mr lr nnd Sirs Irl irs Vat Wattpr nt ntnear
tpr ireon ile on near Louisville lulAlr Ky K She had been ill illbout 1 IlloUt
bout oUt a week weekiWllllam welk welkWllnm reckuWilhiarn
iWllllam W V Wllcox iicox of MldcUrtown lddlltown Conn Connounder Connrouncrr Connunder
under Wllnm of Wilcox Wicox Wicox Crlttendon lrlllndln A t Co tho thoircest thoInrart thereest
ircest rouncrr manufacturers manntcturlrl of marine hardware hlre inardurarothe wnro wnroIn
In 1 the country died clod lust iilmht nlllll need nrl 73 years yearsurrocilr yearsarrogate llr8 llr8lurrocatr
lurrocatr arrogate Fll7Rtralil Fl7terahl Sties lurs for S12OOO S12OOOQUEHEC 12000QnJEIWC 200 200QVF
QUEHEC QVF FC Nov No 10 10Surrorlte 10Surrogato Surrngato Frank FltK FltKenild Flr Flrpem11 Fitaeruhi
enild of New Xtw York Yor hn has hal brought suit BUI for
pem11 12000 2 000 against alnst the Quebeo Hallway HniwaYI Light Lightnd LI Lightnd ht htnnd
nnd 120 nd nd Power Powlr Company CUlpany for personal 11eronal damage damageaused olngo olngocau11 damageaused
cau11 aused hy h tho electric olftrlo car which over overbrow olr olrthrow overuruw
brow uruw his vehicle ellllo here htre some tome time ago agoircaking alo alobrealdng agoreniring
ircaking his leg nnd confining confnIng him for foroveral foriveral foreoeral
overal weeks wek I to the hospital hospital
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SENATOR MORGAN DEPOSED DEPOSEDHELL DEPOSEDI1NJIJ
HELL I1NJIJ XO O LOXGER LJGEll DE CIIAIRMAf CIIAIRMAfOF CIIAIRlAN CIIAIRlANOF
OF CAXALS L1 COMMITTEE COMMITTEESenator COUUITTEEltnafor COMMITTEESenator
ltnafor Senator Manna lanna likely Ikely to Succeed Snorrd Hit IllnSenator nla nlaSenator HitSenator
Senator Pcnrone Jlar May l y Go on FinaneonuniiteoScnator Flnanoi FlnanoiConirnlttce Flalee FlaleeCommltceSenator
Conirnlttce CommltceSenator onuniiteoScnator Senator Hale Iale to Dodd Decldithe Decde Decdethe Doddthe
the Claims llln1 for Committee Commltle Placet PlacetWASHINGTON 111011 111011WASINOTON PlaeciWASIIIN0T0N
WASHINGTON WASINOTON Nov 10 10A 10As As soon 80n OH the thiSenate theStnate lbSenate
Senate Stnate adjcurned adJcure today tocay the llepublicar llepublicarSenatorn Uepublcan UepublcanSlnatr flepublieniSenators
Slnatr Senators went into caucus for the purpos purposof purp purpor <
of agreeing Igrecln en appointments upplntmonta to tc fill fl existing existingvacancieti existingvncanef exitinjcacanclee
vncanef vacancieti In the clialrraanshlpH clalranshlpl and Hepub Hepublican Republcan flepublean
lcan lean membership memlcrhlp of the Sonata Senat committeee committeeetwo commitees commiteesTwo committeesrwo
two of the moist mOlt important Imprtant of these tlCO are Ir Irtho Inthe iiho
the Committee COIIIJt on Finance where vencanncinirovent vacancies vacanciesprevent vaance vaanceprlnt
prlnt prevent tho consideration eonlldrton of tho socalled socalledMdrifh 60aled 60aledAldrich socalieclidrieli
Aldrich Financial Flnancil bill billTho bi billThe
The Republicans Republcans decided to take from fromSenator frm frmSenntr fronenntcr
Senntr Senator enntcr John T Morgan IurlcU of Alabama Albam the theho thethe th thIto
the ho chairmanship chah1nallhip of the tll Committee Commitee of In Ineroceanio Interocennio rneroceanlo
eroceanio Canals anAl because bolue of his h hostility hostilityo h < 5tlt 5tltto
to 5 o the Panama route and the committedn committed cmmittee cmmitteeon
on > in n committees was authorized authorize to t select selvt hi hie hieUcCesSor e eiuccensor
sucec iuccensor a Republican RepublicanSenator nepuueln nepuuelnSentu flepublicanSenatot
Senator Hawley Hlwle of Connecticut Connctct IK II the theanking therndng thuanking
rndng anking Republican Jcpublrn member membr of tho com comiiitttio commltte cornnittee
iiitttio but he would not of
mltte 10t course COUrl re reImiuish r reinqtnish
Inqubh Imiuish the chairmanship of tho Com Comnlttt Cm Cmmlt Coinnittee
mlt nlttt nittee e on al Military liar Affaire Afair to take that thatn thaton
on > in n Interocccnlo Intcrcnlo CVmaln la Senator ntor Plutt ol olsow oCXew olYork
Xew sow York ntandfi next on the list lit but he hedrcady heareadr hiIrcady
areadr drcady heads hllds tho Committto Commlt on 01 Print Printng PrintIng Printng
Ing ng and Ind la unlikely unlkely to change changeIt chn e eI
It I in II probable therefore U1rerfre that Senator Senatorianna Sonnton1arna onntorHnnna
ianna who has been bln one of the strongest strongestidvocates atrong strongealLdvoeatea t tadocatee
idvocates of the Panama route rute and atandi atandihird ltnda ltndathird standibird
third on the commltteo cmitee will il be b made mo iu iuhairmnn It Itclrmn itthairenan
clrmn hairmnn lie Io is i now no chairman channan of theCommittee the thoCommt thuomImttee
Commt Committee e on Enrolled Enrle Rills Ui which is I not t tmrticularly a aprlcuhnly u uiartiouiarly
prlcuhnly mrticularly desirable dlllmblo honor honorTho honorThe
The ho caueuB CUI8 lit II addition addiion to deposing deposingSenator depalng depalngSenator depos1nlenator I
Senator Morgan Mogan tronn rom the tlt chairmanship chlrnsWp olho ol ofthl oi oihe
thl ho Committee Cml tW on Inlurooennlo Ilttrolennlo Canals Canalsmthorlzcd Can Canalsuthorlzcd
authorzcd mthorlzcd the Committee Commite on Committeee Committeeeo Committes Committesto
to o fill fl the existing exlatlnj vacancies acanclc in the Re Republican Ie Iepublon Reubllcan ¬
publon publican membership mombnhlp of the committees committeesWhon cmmltN comenIttecsWhen
When tho tim list lst has his been ln submitted submlto to the thenlnority theminorty thuminority
minorty minority its is steering tcrlns committeo cmmttee will 1 111he fill fillhe fl
the he vacancies ances on the ho Democratic 1emocratc side of the thejommiitofH theomtlltH tieummiitets
omtlltH omtlltHThe jommiitofH jommiitofHThe ummiitetsThe
The of tho Senate by
minority Snate courtesy courtesyif courcsy courcsyor
or if f the majority rljontr now has ten chairman chairmanhips chlrmn chlrmnshlpa chairmanhips
hips of minor committees commtttuC including inter intericeanic Interoceanic interconnie
oceanic canals CaI8 which is f by b far the most im imxirtant Imporant Imsrtant
porant xirtant The To transfer of that committee committeeo cmmite
to o the majority will wilncr6 increase tho number numbr of ofRepublican orIpublcan olUinubtknan
Republican Ipublcan chairmen chnlrmll to fiftylive and re reluce reduc runnice
duc luce nice the Democratic Dmorto representation flrernlaton to nine nineWhile Iin runeliUe
While Whie liUe no definite defnitc action nel on was taken by the theaucus thecaucus theflume
caucus it it is the understanding unuertnndinp that the thelev theIil theDr
Iil lev lr r Prcttlmaii Prlhnnu of 01 this thi city who has hasxn ha hassen
bn xn acting as I churlniri wince Hinc the tht death last lastpring IMtprlnj lastpring
pring of tho Rev Dr Milburn 1bur the noted notedilind notedIlnd notediind
Ilnd ilind prlnj chaplain ehlplnln will wi omlnue ulinue his services servicesluring lenIces lenIcesdurin servicesluring
durin luring tho extraordinary extrordinar session sessionTo ses sessionlu lon lonnulor
To Senator nulor Hale of ot Aiaine has been ben as asilmrei asIhn asl
Ihn ilmrei l no ihr Ib I In dcllcfetc dellt tit II I ci > acting a chalr chalrnan cinairnaut
nan of tr thi CoimmtKo COIHlhh Coinind tEtn on tU Comitdtteen Comlltlreb Corninith ecu and andlotidltig uld ulddolding antiIoeidirg
dolding 11 lotidltig the mo coiifiktlsif coufCIJI cornfictI clniniR clninR of his col colrn colIfn cidraguee
Ifn rn raguee > uoE for the ito vacant aclnt places plncl on Oi tho com comidtteo comIIJrte tonirdtteo
IIJrte idtteo ninirnmentB ninirnmentBTlin
Tlin Tim ln haroeft hlhlt ctrifnmpntl nut ho will wi have ha to crack crackvill crnckw crackrill
w rill bo to determine detlrmJno wlietlmr wlthlr BenatorElklns BenatorElklnsif Scnntor lklnl lklnlof
of if f Weft Virginia Ylr inln or 0 Senator fcnator Penrcse PenrEe ofennccvlsiunia of ofennHvlvunti orIrnn
Irnn ennHvlvunti will wi he 10 r l member of tho thomimttco thoCImnhl thecniunlttro
CImnhl mimttco on OI Finance FinarcpIt FinanCP
It 1 will il iii bo einhnrransing InrnrB lng to Mr Halo Ialc of ofiriiiTfc ofctnnre
iriiiTfc to notify notlf Mr Morgan 1cr an that thlt he Is to
Cmrc I tho of ofntoxcoariic orIntcnIurl ofntocccettI
10 0 duiijHi1 > fnm fr1 chairmanship
IntcnIurl ntoxcoariic dlll CaiiKls but it i has hn already alreadyicrn arendr arendrb
b icrn HrrMigfd to I lot Mr Ir Morgan down an anraMly UKf3 iouashy
< l nrllfr orpan
ashy an possible p llbll by making raklnp him chair chnlrnrn chRlrmll chairmm
f3 mll nrn mm 1 of the tholmportali important Committee CormitE on Publicsnub Public Publicieallh Plblo PlbloIlnlh
Ilnlh snub and 111 Quarantine Qlamm I formerly Comlrlr presidedivor presided presldl
ivor by Senator Slnat < r Vest of Missouri MissouriThere MissouriThere IAor
olr
There Is no live 10 subject before this hy hyionio br1lnlo byjenic
ionio committee commitee such as that involved Inno In Inhe Inthe
1lnlo the he no construction conRtnltol of an interoceanlc Inteltnnic canal canalnit carnaltnt oln I Ihut
hut nit tnt the th committee eommltl carries arril8 with it a private privateoom privateroom privateoorn
room clerks eJfrlf messengers and all al tho other otherBsentials cthlr cthlrelfentlll oilierusentials
mrRMenperH
elfentlll Bsentials to Henatorlal HJnntorlll comfort and rndlappiiirfs nndhnpplnlFR andapplnners
hnpplnlFR hnpplnlFRvlcant lappiiirfs lappiiirfsA
A vacant vlcant place on tho Committee Cmmlle on onInatice al onmacnec
Finance however is something Romethlnp worth worthlolng worthIolnp wortholrcg
lolng after arer and that IR II why h FJkinaPenroso FJkinaPenrosoieverldgo FJIns Penrole PenroleRIericge Penrose Penroseeuerldgo
Iolnp
RIericge ieverldgo of Indiana Clark of Wyoming Wyomingiiiii omlng omlngand
iiiii two or three threl more Iore are after frer it itThe It itThe
The fight has practicallv prclcalv rarrowed down downo
to o a the flht Senators SnItOl6 frcm West rAt Virginia and andnnnsylvania andPrnnfylanil andennaylvania
Prnnfylanil nnnsylvania and the litter Joter is apt to win winut winout winUt
out ut BH he represents rlnrlAenl1 a Stateso Sttl State BO vitally vialr in inorested IntereRlrd innrcsted
orested In the tariff tarlI question lelton which may maye mayhe
he e thoroughly thoroulhl considered liy this com comilttee commit cornuittee
mit ilttee In the next Congress CongressThe CongrEls CongrElsTf CongressThe
The Tf Weather WeatherThe ieat Iather IatherTr her herThe
The Tr high jirc Jre pressure urp ovrrlrlnr the ht Allntlo IAnUo coast coastlatis rOAt rOAtSla coaStales
Sla ales K 1e gave VC wav aa a yesterday berda and on I area a a of low lowrcature lowprc lowsaute
prc rcature saute ure appeared aJ11rared on the coat oT of Itnllfre lMIer while whileitocoDd uvhiieeoad lle lleA
A itocoDd Atrnd eoad dcprcwlon deJrrlon wa WM movlnir molo eastward r lward over Ofr the theurlhrm thonrlh thernhern
nrlh urlhrm part par of the Great 1flkr Lke The prcsjurc prcsjurca JrcMur
between the thellMl the1Ilppl theiuitsiiupl
1 a nun low over the country onotl itcnprillr lenerI
1Ilppl llMl iuitsiiupl lppl Hlver IIer and the Ihocicy Rock Mountains MountalD It I waa waaIjli WMhhrh vugin
hhrh gin over the TenneMcc e Valley Ale and In the Ilocky Ilockylounialn Hock HockMounlaln flockyountifl
lounialn Slates SlatesCloudy Sll StatesCloudy
Cloudy Cloud and shower showrl condition prevailed Irtaled In the theiwer Ihelowr theaer
lowr iwer MLvlvilppI and Arkansas ArkAD valleys ale and innan In Inenn1 InTrxM
TrxM enn1 nan Nebraska rbrks the I Jakoll Ilaicotas Uotos and the New ew Sag 1ngind I Sagad ar arland
land ind Slates Illewhere Iieh re It was lenerally jeorrly lair lairIt lar larI fairIt
It I was wa warmer In all al districts except e1ceJ1 In Mlnne Mlnneita MlnneIla Ijinnevia
Ila via Wlcoruln Iowa 10la Nrbrakn rbrakl and Kansas Kansa where wberewas wbrreI wherewai
I was 10 to 22 2 decrees derr colder ld r It I was 1 below Irrr freeg freega reet reetit
lr it a In Minnesota Mlnn la Montana Ioulanl North orh orth Dakota a I part partt partIowa
o t Iowa and Nebraska NebrulttIn ebr4ka ebr4kaIn
In thl thl thin city el the day opened opntd cloudy and raw but butecame bu bubtramo butcame
btramo came fair air and warmer In the afternoon Alemoon wind windesh wnd wndIrrh vOidetti
Irrh esh southerly nllerl average Arraje humidity humldlt It per cent centarometer eflt efltirometer nt ntbaromeler
arometer corrected to read 10 0 sea aalrlat level Ieveiat at 8 A M MM it04Y
M 04Y 3 P 1 M 2U 2UThe 235S 235Sthe i iThe
The temperature trmlrrture yesterday csterdA M I recorded recared by b the theffldal theomelal theCetal
ffldal thermometer Ihenometer Is shown bow In the annexed annexedible anneed anneedtable annezedtie
table tie
1803 10 1902I 10 riles 10 1001 1001AU tO naa naaA
0 > AU A 471 41 BPM n P it M 00 00M o mf
M 4 f r18PM 9 j Zs 4 52 52p W WIPM 2 23PM
IPM p M 17 7 oiiKMId 611 6il2 MII 14 48 48For e eASRl0T soaannxoTON
ASRl0T aannxoTON FoaJcAI rongcAsrronTo ran TooAr mArs5D7oscoeaow mArs5D7oscoeaowFar ANnToHoRao ANnToHoRaoFo
For Fo mtltrn Nt Vftc York 1OTI Intreaslnc cloudiness ludlnu to toay roda touj
da ay rain ra and d colair lomorroir 10 moTrol rind ulnd flatting hfftng tosift to torliit tobrl
brl rliit sift t tFor eIt eItFor l i 5 5For
For New cw England fnrland fair to 10ooy today < Uy with 1th winds shift shiftic ahl shiftE
Inl ic E to fresh to brisk eat to 0 northeast northeAI rain 111 to toinrrow wmbrro tolirrow
mbrro mbrroFor inrrow inrrowFor lirrow lirrowFar
For the he IMntrlct Jhtrct of Columbia Clumbla Delaware Mary Marytnd Mar Maryad
tnd ad and 1rclnln partly cloudy doud today oa rain and andolder androldr andcIder
tnd
roldr older tomorrow tomorrowTor tomorrw tomorrwror tomiitrowrot
rot wctem tm New ew Vork ork Increasing cloudiness cloudinessnday clnudln clnudiness1s1 n ntoAI
nday 1s1 rain or snow and cooler oler tomorrow Imorrw windsniftthg winds windshlfitnr wIndsahllnr
ahllnr hlfitnr to southeast 8IIul and increasIng j
Desire to call cal attention to their attractivedisplays attractive attractivedisplays atractve atractvedisplays
displays of fashionable headwear for forHORSE forI forP
I HORSE SHOW WEEK WEEKEmbracing J JEmbracing I IEmbracng
Embracing Embracng the latest correct correc styles in inLADIES inLADIES inLADIES
LADIES and GENTLEMENS HATS HATSFURSat HATSFURSat HATSFURS3t
FURSat 507 G09VS 001 5th Ave AveLADIES AveLADESBeaver S
LADIES LADESBeaver LADIESBeaver Beaver Hats TrUcorner Tricorer Hats Silk Sik Plush Toques Toqu Turbans TurbansGENTLEMENS Turbns TurbnsGENTLEMENSSik TurbansGENTLEMENSSilk
GENTLEMENS GENTLEMENSSik GENTLEMENSSilk Silk and Opera Hats Hat and Felt Fel Hats
178 180 18 6th th Ave I o17 60JVvJ FJ69t n nth lth Ave AveNear AveNear AveNear
Near 23rd Zrd St I I Bet Be 40th 4 lh 47th Sts SI
181 Broadway Near CortlanJt CortanJt St StAre StJ StJ
1 1Are
J J lbntn r 0 0r 0Are
Are showing in their DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING ROOMS onThird on onThird onTid
Third Tid Floor FloorParis Foor FoorParis FloorParis
Paris Toilettes ToieHes for Afternoon Afteroon Dinner andgeneral and andgeneral andgenerl
general generl evening wear wearComlnfiOut wearComin wearComingOut
ComlnfiOut Comin Out Gowns also Wedding eddin andBridesmaids and andBridesmaids andBtidcsmaids
Bridesmaids Btidcsmaids Dresses made to order order1t ordct ordctElghteentl orderEIhtenlb
Elghteentl EIhtenlb Stut Street t ninelewth nndetltb Street Strt Sixth floe oe n V
LITTAUER SEES ROOSEVELT ROOSEVELT111Y
111Y II1 TAKE TA1 E If IlS illS IS GLOVE CAEJXTL CAEJXTLTHE CASI CASE ITO ITOTUB INTIJTIlL
THE hOUSEAttorneGenCrai HOUSE HOUSEAttorneyGeneral 10 10AUornrOenral
AUornrOenral AttorneyGeneral S sin ji It I Would lie ln lnprecedentert Unprecrdrnted Vaprecedenitd
precedentert to Grant Ornt hearing lrlnl am aman and anda antian
an a Inquiry Iqulr Would llo le Extraordinary ExtraordlnaryThc
The Case Is I Closed Clolel Tighter TKhter Than Tan Ever EverWABHINOTON EerWASJNOTON EverWASI1INOTON
WABHINOTON WASJNOTON Nov 10 10 IOThe The reopening rcopenlniof rpenIng rpenIngof
of the Ltttauor Lltluer case ce Involving Repreaenta Repreaentatlvo Represent Representtvo
tire Llttaucrs connection connetion with wih the arm armglow any anygloc array arrayglove
glow tvo Lttuerl contracts contrnct consisted conlstc in the exchange exchangiof Exchange Exchangeof
of two letters leters between AttorneyGenera AttorneyGeneralKnox AttorneyGeneraKnox AttoreyOrneral AttoreyOrneralKnox
Knox and John G MUburn Mibur counsel counlel for Mr MrUttaucr MrUtlucr MrLittaucr
Utlucr Uttaucr and tho case C is now no closed cosr tighter tlehteithan tghter tghterthan tighterthan
than than ever everRepresentative ecrReprCenttve everIieprcuentativa
Representative Littauer Lituer Is angry becausi becausithe hecausuthe beuse beusethe
ReprCenttve
Administration will not go further into Intithe intothe intcthe
the wi rurter
the mattr matter Admlntr along ton lines lie laid lad down by hhnsel hhnseland Wlself Wlselfand hurnaeltand
and his lawyers lawyersCopies lawyersCopies
lawer
Copies CopIe hi of the letters lettr exchanged exchae by th thAttorneyGeneral te teAttroyOenera thuAttorneyGeneral
AttorneyGeneral and Mr Milburn Mlbur wer wergiven were wereSlve werigiven
given Slve AttroyOenera out at the Department Deparmont of Justice Just0 to today today
day dayMr Mr lr MUburns Miburs letter leter which hloh ia i a long lon one omla oneIs oneis
Is dated Oct 31 subsequent lubeuent to t the renderin renderinof rnderg rndergof
dae AttorneyGenerals legal opinion t tthe to tothe tu tuthe
of the AtoreyGener l8 lega oplron
the War Department Deparment which whch was suppose supposeto
to wind up tho case CaO In this thlllettr letter Mr lr Mil Milburn Mi Mibur MItburn
burn bur expresses eXprC regret regrt that tha he failed ral to re recetve r rceive receivo
cetve the letter leter written wrten by the Attorney AttorneyGeneral Attre AttreGenra AttorneyGeneral
General on Oct 7 in which whc Mr Knox reluo reluotantly reluotantiy
tantly Genra tty consented cnente to hear Mr Milburn Miburn ir irMr In InMr InMr
Mr Llttauers Lttauers behalf behalfTho behal behalfThe
The AttorneyGenerals Attoreyeneras reluctance reuotance was waidue wasdue
due To to the fact rat that th t he had insisted Insite that the thtquestion thequetIon thequestion
of law and andnot andnot andnot
before him was one
WI
question not of facts fats bor and Ind that it was wa not the cus custom CUItom en entorn ¬
tom of the AttorneyGenerals AtoreyGeneras office ofce to tcanswer toInwer toanswer
answer questions of law except as I pro propounded propounde propounded ¬
pounded Inwer pounde queaton by heads of executive exeutve depart departments department departmenta ¬
ments mentsIn mentaIn
ment In his hlllAtlt latest letter lete Mr Milburn Miburn asked allO thnt thntan thntan thatan
opportunity be given him to bo heard heardbut heardbut ineniedbut
an opporunity Is b refused by the Attorney AttorneyGeneral AttorneyGeneral
but this request tornev tornevGener
thll rPuclt rofuse
General Mr Milburn reviewed reviewe certain certainphases cera1n cera1nphaeR certaInpiiaeceun
Gener of the Littauer case fully in his letter letterAttorneyGeneral leter letterAttorneyGeneral
phases Litauer C60 fuly
phaeR
AttorneyGeneral AtoreyGenra Knox In his replysays reply replysays repl replIYS
says IYS among other things thingsHy thingsDr thingsBy
Hy statute It Is II made the duty dutY of the Attor AttorneyGeneral At AttorneyCenernl r rneOpnerl ¬
neyGeneral to answer questions Cucstlonl of law In when whensubmlttwl wbenRubmltto whensubmitted
neOpnerl submitted to him him answlr by the President JrRldrnt or by bythn bythA bythe
the Rubmltto head of an executive excutho department dlpnrtment It I has hasbeen hal hasbeen
been the uniform practice of the Attorney AttorneyGeneral Atorlc Atorlcpnerl AttorneyCleneral
General since the flctce formation of the Oovern Oovernment OOlr OOlrnwnt loverunnent ¬
ment pnerl to alwc decline to answer such ucun questions questionsfrom questionsrrom questionsfrom
from other declne officers or persons per ons and ald to decline declineto deolne deolneto declineto
to volunteer opinions upon questions Questonl not notsubmitted notlubmltld notsubmitted
oluntrei
submitted to him himIn himIn himIn
lubmltld In his hI letter to this Ihll Department Jpprlrlment relative relativeto
to the hil clove leter contracts the tht Secretary Hecrltlr of Vnr Wnrthmltt Vnrsubmitted ar arsubmitted
submitted 110 the single question whether 1Hther In a acaso acoso acisc
slnlle < UcHton
thmltt
where a contract haul hld been h pn performed performedon
caso
on both Hides nnd It i subsequently appeared appearedprlina npleare nppearedprima
facie rncl thnt a member of Congress Conlrela was wasinterestod WMinterrsto wasiinteresttd
interestod prima In such contnict eontrlcl money l1ne niiifle paid nld by bythe b bthe bytine
interrsto therefor thereforcould thereforcould
the Government In consideration tbercor tbercorcOlld
Goverment
could be recovered recovered back backIn backln backin
cOlld In my m reply 1 advised lvl the I hI Secretary of War Warthnt Warthnt VSr VSrthat
thnt no part relIl of Iho consideration con t ldfTtlol In question questioncould QUUton QUUtoncOlld questioncould
could be recovered rtorrrd tine contract Contrnct having hlvlnK been beenexecuted boenfxeeuted beenexcutd
cOlld executed I and the thl uovcrnment 10lnment according to tohli toliii
havlnc received full valuo valuofor valuotor vaiuofor
statement
hli < holnl rpcfIpd rul
for 11 Its tatlmpnt money This wns all al the Secretary of ofVnr orWnr ofVar
tOnf
Vnr iA asked mo to decide decideThe Meldf decideliue
The uskP question whether Mr Ir UtUiier Iltaler was wasInterested wasinterested Ra RaInlereRtld
lueston In the Ih contracts under considera consideration con8idcrulion consideruntian ¬
lion Interested was not submitted for decision d clion and nnddid 1 Idid 1dirt
did not wnl pass upon 8ubmltll It directly or Indirectly IndirectlyNor IndirecthSor indirectiNor
Nor was it necessary neclssnn UpOl for me A to determliiQ determliiQthnt deterrhio deterrhiothnt determinnothat
thnt fact 1 > as In any an view Ie of the case Ce In my myopinion m mollnlon myopinion
opinion the nl money paid llld by b tho Government Oovernmentcould Ooverment OovermentIolid Governmentcouid
thl monl
could ollnlon not have hlo been recovered rfoonred honk Indisposing In IndUnoHine IndlsoAlnl
disposing Iolid of this question neAtlon him th statute of oflimitations orImltlUon oflinnitatiofllt
limitations dlsoAlnl ImltlUon had had no bearing < whetever wheteverThe wheterrTe whetererThe
The AttorneyGeneral toreyOenerol says 11 he must mustdecline mu mustdecline t tdfcine
decline Te to grant a hearing since to do sowould so sowould 1 1would
dfcine would be to enter tnter upon an Il Inquiry Inquir in jnwhicl jnwhiclno which whichno
matter what might upn ho the conclusion conclusionupon cncnIon cncnIonlpn conclusionupon
no mater the facts factf 1 would have no official officialduty ofrlal ofrlalduty officialduty
upon lpn duty to perform performa a vain aln extraordinary extraordinaryproceeding etmordlnar etmordlnarprceig extraordinaryproceeding
or precedent precedentto ont ontto
proceeding prceig without reason prc >
support it itSuch itSuch
to Such BUppr an it action Mr rr Knox Kox MrS would wouldbe wOIJd wOIJdbe wouldbe
be to accord altd a privilege prhjge to Mr Littauer Littauerwhich Lltaucr Lltaucrwhich Littaucrwlnichi
which has been bon and will wi hn I denied to otinarsu otinarsuMr ot hero heroMr her herMr
Mr Llttauor visited vlRlcd the thl White Whie House Housetoday 10ul0 10ul0toar IIouutoday
today Lltauor and had n talk with wih the President PresidentWhen Presldont Presldont1len PresidentWhen
he Mid MidI
When 1len he came out
I am in the position of having been beenhung bepnhlng beeninning
hung in a tree tre pHlton and rather than ha remain remainhanging reman remanhanjng remainhanging
hlng hanging hanjng there 1 would oul prefer to ho shot shotdown slot slotdown eliotdown
down now nowWhat nowWhat nowWhat
What con you ou do he wan Wa asked askedI alke
1 dont O1 know ho hI replied replP lint but my myforum myform rayforum
forum form may l ho > o in Congress
GAS LAID OUT THREE TIREE MEN MEXIn 1lEN 1lENIn MENIn
In the Cellar Cllar of Dexter rxter A Ilawklnta lwklni Home HomeOne 11001 11001One housefine
One a 1ollccman 1ollccmanThe lolclln lolcllnTle IohicenlanTine
The Tle family ramly of Dexter A Hawkins l wkln at 83 83Eaat G 81East
East Sixtyseventh Slxt ovcnth street notified notfe the theCon theConnolidated Con Consolidated Cn CnEoldate ¬
Eoldate solidated Gas Company Compny last evening that thatgas tht thtga thatgas
gas ga was wa aleak in the house and James JamesMcCormack Jame JamesMcCormack
McCormack Mcormack and Andrew Garden Garen were wer sent sentthero snt sntthere sentthero
thero to stop the leak leakThey leakTbey leakThey
They found the leak in the cellar celar un unBcrowed unIcrewe unrucrewed
Bcrowed Icrewe the leaking pipeand as the pressure pressurewas pr6ur pr6urwas pressurewas
was light lght McCormack lcormact Bluffed ItIed the pipe pIp with withhia wIthhi withlila
lila hi handkerchief to shut off ot tho gas Sud Suddenly Buddenly Suddenly ¬
denly a a much heavier pressure was wa put putonwhich putonwbleh puton1whlch
onwhich forced rorcd the handkerchief handerchler out Olt of tho thopipe thopipe thexnlpe
pipe The stifling stfing gas gB knocked Imocke McCormack McCormackover Mcrok Mcrokoer
over Garden nnd Edward Eward J Wynne Wyne a aservant a6erant aservant
servant 6erant carried rrrlrd him out and took him hi to totho t totho
tho Hahnemann Hospital across acrOs the street streetGarden stet stetGarden streetGarden
Garden returned to the house and was washimself 18 washimself
himself Wrsel overcome reture almost as a soon as a h he got gotInto gotInto gotinto
Into the cellar celnr Nobody oboy knew he wan wanthero WI wasthere
there ther and ho might have died die there If i Police Policeman PoUc Policeman ¬
man Sexton passing the house had not notsmolled notsmeUed
smolled the gas JI Just about that time timeWynne liensWynne
Wynne returned from the hospital with withP
P J MoGonigle They stood outside ouUldowhile outsidewhile
while Sexton his face covered with a hand handkerchief handkerchief ¬ I
kerchief went into the cellar cellarSexton cellarSextop
Sexton found Garden on the floor under underneath underneath ¬
neath the broken gas pipe dragged him himto himto
to the street and then collapsed himselfThe himself himselfThe
The two men were helped to the llahmemann Hahne Hahnemann ¬
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