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SEr SENATOR A TUR CLARK CLARKON CLARKON
ON THE THERATE RAT BILL BILLMontana BILLMontana i
Montana Statesman Presented PresentedNew PresentedNew PresentedNew
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Washington Wlishi gton D C May rrr y 13 13Durlng 13Durlngdtscusslon 13Duringdiscussion During Duringdiscussion
discussion of the railway rate bill in the thewas theW thewas
was W made by Hop W A Clark CJar lark of Mon Montana 101ontana Moeth ¬
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Mr Ir Presidant Presl antI I have listened list ned with a agreat are agreat
great re t deal of of1nteret interest to the discussion ot ofthe otthe otthe
the measure now before this body I have havefollowed havefollowed havefollowed
followed the discussions from day to day
but have never heretofore heretof re participated in inthem inthem inthem
them as they related chiefly to questions questionsof que tJons tJonsof
of a legal character concerning which I Ipreferred Iroferred Ipreferred
preferred to listen and to learn I am amprepared amprepared amprepared
prepared when we get to the point to tosupport tosupport tosupport
support a reasonable rate bill and I am amconfident amconfident amconfident
confident that will be fairly satisfactory zatisfactoryo
to o all the people peopleFavored peopleFavored peopleFavored
Favored Restrictions RestrictionsI
I am am 1n as much In favor of the regula regulation rcgulatlon rogulation ¬
tion and restriction of the railroads of ofthe ofthe
the country in all of their efforts to deal dealunfairly dealunfa1rly dealUnfairly
unfairly with the people as any senator senatorin
in this chamber I am particularly in fa favor favnr favor ¬
vor of the prevention of rebates anc dis discriminations disrimlnations discrimipations ¬
criminations against individuals com companies companies cornpanics ¬
panies and localities which are the prin principal prInclJl prl prlij ¬
cipal ij evils comolained of and I will go as asfar asrar asfar
far us any an other member of the senate to toadopt toadopt toadopt
adopt a penal provision for the punish punishment punishmfmt punishrnent ¬
ment of such offenses offensesWe offensesv offensesWe
We v e have now reached the considera consideration consideration oonsideration ¬
tion of some practical questions Involved Involvedfn
fn this great discussion dls usslon and I feel it my myut my1uty
fluty ut to myself and an to my constituents constituentsand
and te the great west which I in part partrepresent partrepresont partrepresent
represent In this chamber to submit some someObservations SOInobservations sojuepbsorvatlons
Observations upon the pending amend amendment am amendxnent dd ddmente ¬
ment menteAa
mentAa
Aa A I understand it the suggestion of
this amendment was an investigation de demanded denumded detuanded ¬
manded by b the senator from South Caro Carolina Carolina Carolln ¬
lina lln Mr Tillman concerning the opera operation operatk1 operatIOfla ¬
tion ef r tailroad in West Virginia VirginiaTlllmans VirginiaTillmans rirgjniaTiImans
Tlllmans Explanation
Mr r TlUman TiUnumltr Mr President PresidentThe PrealdentThe PresidentTh
The Th Vice President PresidentDoes Does the senator senatorfront sendorfrom senatorfrom
from Montana yield ield to the senator from fromSouth fromSOJlth from8012th
South Carolina CarolinaMr
Mr Clark of MontanaI I do doMr doMr doMr
Mr Tillman TillmanIf If the senator will ill permit permitme
me 1 Will correct him in that particular particularThe
The Investigation now being made by tho thointerstate thomlenslate theinterstate
interstate conmerce commission commis ion deals dealswith dealswith dealswith
with the general subject of coal monop monopVOH monopoly rnonopely
ely and oC the merger or pooling of rail raUoIHle railods
VOH oIHle IS in dealing with coal But this par particular parlcular particular ¬
ticular issue i ue of divoicing d lcJng coal production productionand
and oj transportation grew out of the pe petitions petitions petitlons ¬
titions sent In from the Red Rock Fuel Fuelcompanyand FuelcDffl FueleompiiI
cDffl eompiiI companyand PM nt and a half dca dcHn n or mor other otherprivate olherltfTafe oLberc
private cprnttore c in I U Pennsylvania Peunsyl vazils and andV atndt andWest
West V > i Virginia I have possibly twenty twentymore twenlyinore twentymore
more up at A t my committee room which I Idid Ihid I
did not Jrl > r reseit ent I i ut In en n or twelve twelveh tweivebore
h bore rc one every morning But the expo exposition expoiUvt1 expoitiuti ¬ I
sition of the iniquity and nn the t e outrage < > of ofthis oft ofthis
this t bi5 system of squeezing squ zlng out private citi citizens citizeus ¬ i iens
zeus ens and corporations cr corp ration and having the theroads tl1 tl1tOad theroads < >
roads monopolize tho th production and the thetransportation thetnut thetreuspertation
transportation tnut p rlation and the I he marketing of coal coalresulted coalresulted coalresulted
resulted from these memorials and nl not notfrem notfrem notfrets
frem the th investigation il1 > > U allon which 1loh Is going on onWhen anWheu I
When hrn we > ct the th fact actlJ which that in invest InvestitatiW ¬
vest NtitMtion iratlon will doubtless give giv tin the theiry th thr thriry I
iry r for relief rif wll be so loud and strung strungtbat strlnfJt strttnthat
that t t the tl1 senate cannot l1not put putt jt off wad nd 1 1do Jd IIC
do d not say 8y that tn thWtPt > jrenate t Is IS now deslr deslrl deairhg eafr eafrIIIK
l IIIK jc to put it off although Jthou h some senators senatorsrealizing HenatorsreaJfzhlthe senatorsrejflzIiithe
realizing reaJfzhlthe the difficult appear ar > j r to want wantto
to 1 < < i J08l1to oet oro action I myself would be beyctad bed beglad
glad d to h iU nevc ve E immediate irpmedlateactien action 8eti u if it takes takesus
us a minth to discuss and nd so limit it that thatwe thatwe thatwe
we will m not do any section or any interest interestharm interestharm Interestharm
harm whil giving protection and relief reliefto
to those Interests which are now being beingsaiMt2 belnrsau beingsou
sau saiMt2 ed zfd l to dcntii dcntiiMr dcfthlr
Mr lr Clark rtf Montana I stated Mr MrPresident MrFreaident 1 1Presl4fnt
President that I believed the amendment amendmentoffered amendmentorrred amendmentlfrred
offered by b th thp senator nator from West Vir VirjdnfK VlrJrlnJR Virglala
jdnfK Mr r Klkins arrow out of the com complaints comulalnts cornIaints ¬
plaints tn thll that t were sent from West est Vir Virginia VlrJtlnlM VirgInia ¬
ginia So far PS s I know l now there have been beenno beencomplaints beeno
no o complaints from any an other part of the thecountry thecttuatry theceuMtry
country countryMr cttuatryr ceuMtryMr
Mr r Tillman illmanI If the senator will w ll permit permitm permitInc
m Inc I have avE just had a a complaint complaintMr
Mr Clark of Montana MontanaAs As my time Is Islimited ishmlt Iahmitecl
limited hmlt d T will ask the senator to wait until untilI
I J act through throughMr throu h hMI
Mr Tillman nmanI I beg the senators pardon pardonOutside pardonOutside pardonOutside
Outside the Rate l3ate Bill Bill4r
4 4Air
Air Clark of o Montana MontanaSo So far as that 10 locality 10altty 10eUty ¬
cality i concerned oe > and possibly in other otherlocftHUae otherIOCAtlU other1ocHtia
locftHUae IOCAtlU in the eastern coal regions there thereare thereare thereare
are grievances rfcances which whl h are properly corn cornpromptly comJaln conijIaind
jIaind Jaln of and which should be dealt with withpromptly withpromptly
promptly in some other manner but in inmy Inmy inmy
my judgment such legislation does not notproperly notproperl notjroperly
properly belong in this rate bill The dif difficulties dlffloultles difuleulties ¬
ficulties referred r to are local in their theircharacter theirenraeter theircharacter
character and legislation of a general generali generalharacter
i haracter like the proposed pr posed bill would not notbe notbe notbe
be applicable where the conditions are areentirely arepntJrely areentirely
entirely different as I will endeavor to toshow toshow toshow
show showI
I am fully in accord with my colleague colleagueMr colleaguetMr
Mr Carter as to what he stated concern concernIng concernIng concernng
Ing ng the operations of great mining com companies oompanies cornpanles ¬
panies in the state of Montana I wish wishto
to say SA ay further there was not a transcon transcontln transcontlnntal transcontlnest1
tln tlnntal ntal railroad constructed across this thiscontinent thiscontinnt thiscontinent
continent that was rot oblIged to open openup openup openup
up cjml mines for its own use and not notonly notonly notonly
only for fo its own use but for the use of ofthe oft ofthe
the t he people apl settling sett1Jn along the lines > of ofthese oftb ofthese
these tb e roads to build up homos and open openfarms openfRfnis openfarnis
farms and nel mines I know it was so in inMontana inlfontana hIMontana
Montana and In n Montana today three
iourth fourths o ofthecoal oftbecoal the coal consumed in that U t state stateand stateand stateand
and in the t e city in which I live having a apopulation apop apopulation
population pop atJon of some SOOQp 80 people where whereseveral wheresever wheresevcral
several sever l thoysand tbo1J pnd tons tOI toq of coal are burned burnedeach burnedeach burnedeach
each day in the various mining and andsmelting andsmelting andsmelting
smelting enterprises and for domestic domesticpurposes domesticpurposes domesticpurposes
purposes Is supplied by the railroad ranr a com companies coinpanies ¬
panies Were itnbt itn t for the railroads ral1f ads that thathave thathave
have made it possible to open up Jpmlnes JpmlnesaU p mines minesall minesall
all through that western country sup suplying supplying supplying
plying fuel not only for domestic but in inustrlar industrial Indthtlal
ustrlar purposes pU1pd es those great industries industriescould Industriescould 1ndustrIscould
could not have reached the marvelous marvelousstage marvelousstage marvelousstage
stage of development which we ind there thereObliged thereObliged thereObliged
Obliged to Mine Coal CoalThe CoalThe CoalThe
The Northern Pacific Railway com company cornpany j jpany
pany was obliged to go into int coal mining miningfor miningfor miningfor
for its own protection and it is today em employinsr employIng empioying
ployinsr In the state of Montana 3000 coal coalminers coalminers coalmIners
miners and nas built up a large town townat townatRed at atRed atRed
Red Lodge in the eastern ea urn part of the thestate thestate thestate
state The Great Northern Railroad com company compn cornPliny ¬
pany pn y likewise opened omme coal mines in north northern northern northem ¬
ern em Montana These roads were not only onlyobliged onlyobltged onlyobliged
obliged to do this to meet their own re requirements reQuirements requirements ¬
quirements but they and the Oregon OregonShort OragonShort OregonShort
Short Line operating from the south southwere southwere southwere
were called upon to furnish at least three threefourths threefourths threefourths
fourths of all the coal consumed in the thestate thetate thestate
state There were times Uma there t ere when w en not notwithstanding notwitlistanding notwithstanding ¬
withstanding the greatest efforts of those thosecompanies thosecompanies thosecompanies
companies to supply the people with coal coalowing coalowing coalowing
owing to a congestion of business there therewere th therewere re rewere
were coal famines In all the towns of ofMontana otMontana ofMontana
Montana and what would have been the thecondition thecondition thecondition
condition of the people of that state had it itnot itnot itnot
not been be en for the railroads owning and andmining an andmining
mining mhlingand and shipping supplies of coal c al to tomeet tomeet tomeet I
meet their requirements requirementsI r
I wish to say further that In no in instance instance ¬ I Istance
stance in my experience of over thirty tilrtyyears thirtyyears
years ears in Butte no matter how soarce soarcethat sgarcethat soarcethat I
that commodity c in has been they have nev never never ev ever ¬
er raised rai cd the price of coal to the con consumer consumer constinter ¬
sumer The railroads have been an anes anessential es essential ensentlal ¬
sential factor in the development of the thewestern thewestcrn thewestern
western country which we should not notoverlook notoverlook notoverlook
overlook in our desire to protect a few fewshippers Cewfhlppers fewshippers
shippers In West rest Virginia VirginiaNew VirginiaNew VirginiaNew
New Feature Fe ture Presented PresentedThere Pr PresentedThere sented sentedThere
There is another feature of this ques question question ues ueshon ¬
tion which I want to present to the sen senate senate seaate ¬
ate All over that western part of this thiscontinent thiscontinent thiscontinent
continent as has been shown by the de development development development ¬
velopment of half a 1 century discoveries discoveriesof s sot sof
of great mines have been made and are arestill aresUIl arestill
still being made everywhere In many manyinstances manyinstances manyInstances
instances mines are found containing base basemetals basemetals basemetals
metals lead and copper at points many manymiles manymiles manymiles
miles away from any railroad Persons Personswho Personswho Personswho
who own those mines of base metals can cannot cannot cannot ¬
not work them unless they have railroad railroadfacilities rallroadfactliUes railroadfacilities
facilities Butte was kept back for fif fifteen fiftecn fitteen ¬
teen years for want of railroad facilities facilitiesand facilitiesand facilitiesand
and I know of a number of instances instanceswhere Instanceswhere s
where mines have been discovered and anddeveloped anddeveloped anddeveloped I
developed and found to be big mines but butbeing butbeing butbeing
being owned owne by individuals or perhaps by bya bya bya
a single company there was no railroad railroadcompany raiJroadcompany railroadcompany
company that would undertake to build builda
a line to them for the reason that it would wouldbe wouldbe Wouldbe
be hazardous as they might shut down downthe downthe downthe
the mines at any time What V at was the theresult th thresult thresult
result The owners of the mines the In Individuals individuals Individuals ¬
dividuals or the thecompany company as the case casomight Ca5 Ca5mIght casemight
might be have been obliged to build a abranch abranch abranch
branch road themselves themi lves to the neares nearesroad nearest nearrstroad nearestroad
road in order to secure access to the mar markets markets markets ¬
kets of the world for the products of their theirmines theirmines theirmines
mines
Case in Arizona Arizonasouthern
southern Arizona Arl 9na The Cpppor Queen QueenMining QucenMining QueenMining
Mining company is owned ow ed by Phelps PhelpsDodge PhelpsDodge PhelpsDodge
Dodge Co and they have a number of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the greatest mines in that wonderful ter territory territory territory ¬
ritory They were obliged for their own ownprotection ownprot ownprot
protection prot ctlon to build bui d a 1 road about 300 IO miles milesin milesIn milesIn
in length and today it is in operation operationWhen operationVhen operationWhen
When that road was as constructed it be became became became ¬
came a common carrier subject to the therules therules therules
rules and an regulations of the interstate interstatecommerce interstatecommtrce interstatecommerce
commerce commission Now what are areyou areyou areyou
you going to do under this amendment amendmentwith ameildmel1twith amendmentwith
with such a proposition as that 1 my myself m mlielf myeIf ¬
self eIf was obliged to build a road shorter shorterthan short shorterthan r rthan
than that but twentyeight miles in inlength inlentth inlength
length before I could get the products of ofa ofit ofa
a copper mine to the market When I Icompleted 1com Icompleted
completed com leled that road some fifteen f fteon years yearsago yearaago yearsago
ago it became an interstate commerce commerceroad commerceroad commerceroad
road because all the products went out outand outand outand
and supplies oame in through other states statesand statesand statesand
and territories territoriesBy torritorIeBy
By B this provision how am I to pro proceed proced proreed ¬
reed ced I am m between the devil and the theoWp thed thedep
oWp d p s sea < > a 1 will either have to stop the theoperations theperatlons theoterations
operations of the mine or the railroad railroadMany railroadMany railroadMany
Many Like Instances InstancesThere Instanceshere Instancesfherc
There here are a number of other instances instancesor
or this UlI tunic character chaJaeteratl ajl over the mighty mightywest migiuywest mightywest
west I I should like to know as it > I in inquired inquhed inquired ¬
quired betorw be or what disposition are you yougoing yougoing yougoing
going to make of such enterprises Are Areyou Areyou Areyou
you going to throttle them on kccount of ofsome ofsome ofsome
some imaginary or actual grievance grievanceagainst grievanceagainst grievanceagainst
against railroads elsewhere 1 say im imaginary imaginary imaginary ¬
aginary because a good deal of it is im imaginary imaglnar imaginary ¬
aginary although there are localities localitieswhere localitieswhere localitieswhere
where evils do exist Wherever Vhere er a railroad railroadcompany railroadcompany railroadcompany
company owning its own coal mines un undertakes undertakes undertakes ¬
dertakes to mine coal and ship it out in incompetition Incompetition incompetition
competition with other coal mine oper operators operators operators ¬
ators and refuses to furnish them ample amplefacilities amplefacUlties amplefacilities
facilities for transportation of their prod products products products ¬
ucts to the markets I would be in favor favorof favorof favorof
of legislation as strict and radical as any anyone anyone anyone
one here to prevent grievances of that thaikind thatkind thatkind
kind But I believe Mr 11 President that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the consideration of this question should shouldbe shouldbe shouldbe
be had separate and apart from the groat groatproposition greatproposition groatproposition
proposition with which we are now deal dealing dealins dealing ¬
ing Let us endeavor en eavor to establish inter interstate interstate Interstate ¬
state commerce with such restrictions and andprohibitions andprohibitions andprohibitions
prohibitions as will result in fair and andequitable andequitable andequitable
equitable treatment in protection of th thinterests the theintcrests thinterests
interests of both shipper and carrier but butin butin butin
in doing this thl we should not incur the risk rishof riskof rislof
of destroying or crippling legitimate en enterprises enterprises enterprises ¬
terprises Therefore as I said > aid before 1 1am 1 1am Iam
am in every respect in sympathy with withand withand withand
and in favor of stringent legislation but bulI butI butI
I shall oppose every amendment of this thischaracter thischaracter thischaracter
character which In my opinion will wort worta
a great injustice to a great number ol olpeople otpeople oipeople
people and result in harm to some of th thi the thegreat thEgreat
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LOSSES WlnEl IDELY y I IDISTRIB IDISIRIBUTED
DISTRIB DISIRIBUTED DISIRIBUTEDReportof TED TEDReportof
Report Reportof of New York Insurance InsuranceDepartment InsuranceDepartment InsuranceDepartment
Department on San Fran Francisco Francisco Francisco ¬
cisco Disaster DisasterTOTALOF DisasterTOTAL DisasterTOTALOF
TOTALOF TOTAL OF MANY MILLIONS MILLIONSIMPAIRMENT MILLIONSj MILLIONSjIMPAIRM MILLIONSiMPAIRMENT I
IMPAIRMENT IMPAIRM NT OF CAPITAL WILL WILLBE WILLBE WILLBE
BE MADE GOOD GOODAlIiany G09D G09DAman GOODAlbanN
AlIiany Aman AlbanN N7 Y i Y tray fay 18 lSTha Th state tit te in insurance insurance ArtSuranee ¬
surance dopartmant dopar mnt tonight toni ht made public publicthe publicthe publicthe
the following figures showing the losses lossesin lQ5 lQ5In losein
in the tlieieeent recent r centCalfforJ California f conflagration ol oliho Q1tho 01the
the fire marine insunut companies d dJug din djug <
Jug in business in this stac ol c and reporting reportingto rQPOrUHto
to the department as lS jfiven hCll in reports r porls of ofthe n nthe 01the
the companies called for in the depart departments departments departmeats ¬
ments circular of April 23 They show showestimated shopestimated showestimated >
estimated net losses to a total of nl 13 134415l5 t
441595 441 5 divided as follows followsNew followsNew followsNew
New York State Joint Stock Fire and andFire nn4Fire andFire
Fire Marine companies 18914000 Joint JointStock JointStocJt JointStocJ
Stock Fire Fi andFire Marine companies ol olother 01oth otother
other oth r states 544827499 544827499Mutual 44827499MutuaJ 44s27499Mutual
Mutual Fire Insurance companies of ofother ofother ofother
other states no loss lossForeign lossForeIgn lossFoxelgn
Foreign Fire Insurance companies companiesUnited companiesUnited tompaniesUnited
United States branches 549TnO096 549TnO096The 4967O096The 96iO096 96iO096Tl1e
The report shows that in most mo t cases casesany ca casesany c cany
any impairment of capital will be made madegood madegood madegood
good by the directors or stockholders stockholdersNew stockholdcr5New stockholdersNew
New York Losses LossesTheNew LossesTheNew LossesTheNew
TheNew York state companies report reportlosses reportlosses reportlosses
losses as follows followsAgricultural followsAgricultural followsAgricultural
Agricultural 75000 Assurance company companyof
of America 250000 British American
75000 Buffalo German 200000 Caledon Caledonian CaledonIan CaledonIan ¬
ian American 50000 Colonial Assurance
15000 Commercial Union Fire 110000 110000Commonwealth 110000Commonwealth 1lOOOOCommonwealth
Commonwealth 39000 Continental Si 1
900000 Duchess 175000 Eagle Fire com company compan cornpany ¬
pany pan JOOOOO Empire City Fire 40000 40000German 4OOOOGerman r rGerman
German Alliance 225000 German Amer American American Amerlean ¬
ican 2000000 Germania Fire 1680000 1690000lenns 1680000Henns 1600000Glenns
Henns Falls 51000000 Globe Rutgers RutgersAIre RutgorsFire RutgersFire
Fire 450000 Hanover Fire 700000Home 700000Home 700000 700000Home
Home 1500000 Indemnity Fira 85000 85000Nassau 35000Nassau 85000Nassau
Nassau Fire 150000 Now York Fire
200000 Niagara Fire FIr 1000000 North NorthGerman NorthGerman NorthGerman
German Fire 160000 North River > 325 25
000 Pacific Fire 30000 Pelican Assur Assurance Assurance Assurance ¬
ance 250000 Peter Cooper Fire 40000 40000Phoenix 40000Phoenix 1OOOOPhoenix
Phoenix 31750000 Queen Insurance Com Company Company Cornparty ¬
pany of America 1500000 Rochester RochesterGerman RochesterGerman RochesterGerman
German 400000 StuyVfesant St yf sant 70000 70000United 70000United 70000United
United States Fire 100000 Victoria Fire
50000 Westchester Fire 690000 W1J W1Jliamsburg Wl Wlliamsburg Williamsburg
liamsburg City Fire 750000
Other States StatesAetna StatesAetna StatesAetna
Aetna Connecticut 7700000 Alliance AlliancePennsylvania AlliancePennsyhanla AlliancePennsylvaia
Pennsylvania 500000 American Massa Massachusetts Massachuses Massachusrl ¬
chusetts chusrl 400000 American Am rlcan New Jersey Jerse Jerseyl00000Q
1000000 American Central Missouri l1issotlriOOOOO MissouriOoo00
500000 American Fire Pennsylvania PennsylvaniaSSOaOOO P nns lvanla lvanlahjOO
SSOaOOO AtlantaBirmingham Fire Ala Alabama Alabama Alabama ¬
bama 100000 Calumet Illinois 600000Camden 600000 600000Camden 600000Camden
Camden New Jersey Jerse 400000 Citizens CitizensMissouri CitizensMissourI CitizensMissouri
Missouri 158000 Colonial Fire District Districtof
of Columbia 100000 Columbia New Jer Jersey Jertey JerC ¬
sey C 7221 Concordia Wisconsin 700000 700000Connecticut 700000Connecticut 700000Connecticut
Connecticut Fire Fl re 1775000 Delaware DelawarePennsylvania DelawarePennsylvania DelawarePenusyavania
Pennsylvania 402000 Eastern Fire New NewJersey NewJersey NewJersey
Jersey 60000 JEquitable Fire and Marine MarineRhode MarineRhode MarineRhode
Rhode Island 250000 Fire Association of ofPhiladelphia ofPhiladelphia ofPhiladelphia
Philadelphia 1200000 Federal New Jer Jersey Jerse Jersey ¬
sey se 600000 Firemans Fund California CalifOrnia2S00000
2800000 Franklin Fire Pennsylvania Penns PennsylvaniaS00000 lvania
800000 German National Illinois 150000 150000German 150000Gerthan I
German of Freeport Illinois 1532716 1532716German 1632716German 1532716German
German Fire ire Illinois 100000 Girard Fire Fireand Fireand Fireand
and Marine M rine Pennsylvania 450000 Hart Hartford Hartford Hartford ¬
ford Fire Connecticut 5750000 Home HomeFire HomeFire HomeFire
Fire and Marine larIne California 1200000 1 OOO In Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolts ¬
dianapolis Fire 525000 000 Insurance com company company cornpany ¬
pany of North America Pennsylvania 2
000000 Insurance Company of Pennsyl Pennsylvania PennsylI Pennsylvania
vania 8250 Mercantile Fire and Marine MarineMassachusetts MarinMassachusetts MarineMassachusetts
I Massachusetts 310000 Michigan Fire and andMarine andMarine andMarine
Marine 250000 Milwaukee Fire 170000 170000Milwaukee 170000lfilwaukee 170000Milwaukee
Milwaukee Mechanics 1296000 National NationalFire NationalFire NationalFire
Fire Connecticut 1740591 National Un Union 1nion Gnion ¬
ion Fire Pennsylvania 1000000 New NewBrunswick NewBrunswick NewBrunswick
Brunswick Fire New Jersey Jerse 50000 OOO New NewHampshire NewHamp NewHampshire
Hampshire Hamp hlre Fire 600000 Northwestern NorthwesternNational NorthwesternNational NorthwesternNational
National Wisconsin 499766 Orient Con Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut ¬
necticut 700000 Pennsylvania Penns lvanla Fire FirePennsylvania FirePennsylvania FirePennsylvania
Pennsylvania 2250000 Phoenix Con Connecticut Connecticut Connecticut ¬
necticut 1600000 Providence Washing Washington Washington ashin ashinton ¬
ton Rhode Island 600000 St Paul Fire Fireand Fireand Fireand
and Marine Minnesota 1000000 Security SecurityConnecticut SecurityConnecticut SecurityConnecticut
Connecticut 315000 Security Fire Mary Mary1HIIU Maryland faryland
land 1HIIU 100000 JWVVW wy wyMassachusetts Sprindield Fire and Marine MarineMal3sachusetts MarineMassachusetts
Massachusetts 676455 Spring Garden GardenPennsylvania GardenPennsylvania GardenPennsylvania
Pennsylvania 150000 Teutonia Louisi Louisiana Louisiana Loulsiana ¬
ana 150000 Traders Illinois 3472000 53472000Union 34720001nion 3472000Union
Union Pennsylvania 5450000 450000United OOOOftTnltfd Tnitd Fire Firemens FIremens ¬
mens Pennsylvania 200000 200ObO Virginia VirginiaState
State Virginia 3500 53500Foreign 3500Foreign 3iOOForeign
Foreign Companies
N Net t estimated losses reported by b Uni United 1nitedStates ni nited ¬
ted tedStates States branch offices of companies of ofother otother ofother
other courtries are shown as s follows followsAachen
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ance Insurance 1386666 Atlas Assur Assurance A Asuranee sur surance ¬
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I HUNDREDS OF FUNERALS FUNERALSNew
New York Hearse Drivers Return tp tpTheir t tTheir tTheir
Their Work WorkNew WorkKew WorkNew
New York May fay 18 1More More than 200 fu funarals iuneraJs tunerals
narals were held In Greater New York to today today today ¬
day the 1500 union funeral drivers who whostruck whostrucli whostrucli
strucli last week having returned to work workAn wo workAn k kAn
An amicable adjustment adju tment of the differ differences dJfferenccs differenccS ¬
enccs between the drivers and the Fu Funeral Funeral Funeral ¬
neral Coach Owners association was ar arrived arrived arrived ¬
rived at early today to ay The drivers won wontheir wo wotheir wontheir
their fight securing shorter hours a 52 52Increase 2 2increase 2imreasc
increase in weekly salary and recognition recognitionof
of their 1h ir union
Postmaster Robbed RobbedG
G w Foutz Postmaster at River Rivertpn Rivertpn Rivertpno
tpn lanearly 13 l nearly lost his life and was wasrobbfld W1Srobbad wasrobbed
robbed of all comfort according n ieordlt col itJ to nis nlsletter nisletter nisI
letter I tter which says For Fo 20 years i hHd hHdchronic hijrlchronlc iitdchronic
chronic liver l1v r complaint compl int which ed d to tosuoji tos tosuch
such s a a severe case of jaundice that thati thattven thatven
i oven m my finger nails ajls turned yellow yellowwhen ycllowwhen yellowwhen
when my doctor prescribed proscrJ > ed Electric Electrici ElectricBlttera ElectricBitters
i Bitters which cured me and have kept keptme keptme keptme
me well for eleven years Sure cure curefor cureCor curefor
for Biliousness Neuralgia Weaknessand Weakness Weaknessand s sand
and all Stomach Liver Li cr Kidney and andBladder andBladder andBladder
Bladder derangements A wonderful wonderfulTonic wonderfulfonta wonderfulTonic
Tonic At IZ C M I Drug Dept 50 50cents 50cents 50cents
cents centsHEYBURN centsHEYBURN centsFIEYBURN
HEYBURN VERY VE1 WEAK WEAKBUT WEAKBUT WEAKBUT
BUT HOLDING HIS OWN OWNSpecial OWNSpecial OWNSpecial
Special to The Herald HeraldWashington HeraldWashington Heraldwashington
Washington Dr C May 13 13A A report reportfrom reporttrom reportfrom
from Senator Heyburns sick lilckroom room this thisevening thIsevening
1 evening is to the th effect that he has hasoassed baspassed haspassed
passed a comparatively comfortable day dayand dayand dayand
and has rallied somewhat from the thealarming thealarming thealarming
alarming condition he was reported In Inlast Inlast Inlast
last night Heyburns physicians phY icians state statethat atatethat statethat
that he has a a reasonable show for re recovery recovery iccoven ¬
covery but Is very weak and would ba baunable b bunable beunable
unable to stand any serious adverse turn turnIn turnin turnIn
In the disease
CONDITION OF CARL CARLSCHURZ CARLSCHURZ CARLSCHURZ
SCHURZ IS SERIOUS SERIOUSNew
New York May 13 13The The condition of ofCarl ofCarl ofCarl
Carl Scburs S cbur bu tppjc tPD 4 serious turn tonight tonightEarlier tonhhtEarll tonightEarlier
Earlier Earll r in the day it was w thought Mr MrSchurz MISchurz MrSchurz
Schurz had made a substantial improve improvement IlIJprovement ln3provement ¬
ment but shortly before 10 oclock to ¬
night the following bulletin was issued issuedby Sosuedby bsuedby
by the attending physicians physiciansMore physiciansMore physiciansMore
More frequently unconscious since sinceroon sinceIOQU
roon New attack of pulmonary oedema oedemathus oedemal oedemathuS
thus l lui far moderate Temperature pulse pulseam
am respiration rising Condition most mostserious mosterious rno rnoerous
serious seriousNew eriousNewYork erous erousNew
New NewYork York May 14 HAt At 240 Carl Schurz Sohurzwas Schurzwas Schurzwas
was said to be sinking His family is at athis athIs athis >
his bedside bedsideCarl bedsideCarl I ICarl
Carl Schurz died at 435 oclock this thiamorning thismorning j jmorning
morning New York time timeNEVADA timeI timeNEVADA timeNEVADA
I
NEVADA TRADE TRADECOMES TRADECOMES TRADECOIVIESTO
COMES COIVIESTO TO UTAH UTAHContinued UTAHContinued UTAHContinued
Continued from Page 1 1This 1This I IThis
This will give railroad access to the theland theland theland
land involved in the CarsonTrucKe CarsonTruckeeproject CarsonTrucKeproject CarsonTruckeproject
project and will eventually reach a arich arich i irich
rich gold camp Then there is the Ely Elybranch Elybranch i ibranch
branch which leaves the ina main n line near nearthe nearthe nearthe
the western border of Utah and runs runssouth runsSQuth runssouth
south to Ely a distance distan e of about 175 175miles 175miles 175miles
miles Sixty miles of this line has al already already already ¬
ready been built
The branch from Las Vegas on the theSalt theSalt theSalt
Salt Lake route to Bullfrog which will willbe willbe willbe
be 150 miles long has been constructed constructedfor
for a distance of fifty miles This will willmake willmake willmake
make more territory directly tributary tributaryto
to Salt Lake LakeSalt LakeSalt LakeSalt
Salt Lake now has the advantage of ofbeing ofbeing ofbeing
being the smelting center where the theores theores theores
ores of Nevada will m be reduced and andwhere andwl1ere andwhere
where the mine owners will receive pay payfor pa pafoJ payfor
for their output Trade naturally naturallydrifts naturallydrifts naturallydrifts
drifts to the th center where the credit creditis
is obtained and this gives local mer merchants merchants marchants ¬ I
chants added confidence Some advo advocate aClvocatc advocate ¬
cate concerted action by the Commer Commercial Commercial Commercial ¬
cial club
I
A Mountain of Gold GoldCould GoldCould GoldCould
Could not bring as much happiness to toMrs toI1s toMrs
Mrs I1s Lucia Wilke Tilke of Caroline Win js jsdid s sdid sdid
did one on 25c box of Bucklens Arnica ArnicaSalve ArnicaSalve ArnicaSalve
Salve when it completely cured i a run running running running ¬
ning sore on her leg which had h d tor tortured torturedner tortured ¬
tured turedner her 23 lorg lor years Greatest anti antiseotic antiseotfc antiseptIc
septIc healer heal r of Piles PU 6 Wounds and aridSores andS andSores
Sores S res 25c at atZ Z C M T 1 Drug Dept DepLCLERK DeptCLERK DeptCLERKANDPRESIDENT
CLERK CLERKANDPRESIDENT CLERKANDPRESIDENTIN AND PRESIDENT PRESIDENTIN PRESIDENri PRESIDENriIN
IN PRISON TOGETHER TOGETHERLeavenworth TOGETHERLcavenworth TOGETHERLeavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas May 13 13Henry 13HenrylI Henry HenryM
M Goll former ormer cashier of the First Na National 1Oational National ¬
tional bank at Milwaukee 1i1waul ee recently found foundguilty foundguilty foundguilty
guilty of misapplying the funds of that thatinstitution thatinstitution thatinstitution
institution and making false entries and andsentenced andsentenced andsentenced
sentenced to ten years in the United UnitedStates UnlledStates UnitedStates
States penitentiary at Fort Leavanworth Leavanwortharrived LeavenwortJ1arrived Leavenwortharrived
arrived at the prison today Goll appeared appearedperfectly appearodperectly appearedperectly
perectly cool when he entered the prison prisongates prisongates prisongates
gates and remarked that he was glad gladthe gladthe gladthe
the trial was over Warden McClaugh McClaughrey
rey said he would assign the prisoner to todo todo todo
do clerical work He may work in the thesame thesame thesame
same department with Frank G Bigelow Bigelowformer Bigelowformer Bigelowformer
former president of the First National Nationalnow Nationalnow Nationalnow
now serving ten years ears for his part in inwrecking inwrc inwrecking
wrecking wrc klng the bank
SALOONS WIDE OPEN OPENIN OPENIN OPENIN i
IN KANSAS KANSASCITY CITY KAN KANKansas KANKan KANKansas
Kansas Kan as City Cit May lra 13 13A A service in cele celebration colebration ¬
bration of the twentyfifth twent fifth anniversary anniversaryof
of the passing pa sing of the prohibition law in inKansas inKansas inKansas
Kansas was held in Kansas I ansas City Kan KanW KanC KanW
W C T U workers participating participatingcoincidence A Acoincidence Acoincidence
coincidence was the fact that the saloons saloonsof saloonsof saioonof
of the city were wide opon for the first firsttime firt firsttime t ttime
time in months made possible VO jbJe by the thefact thefact thefact
fact that Mayor ayol Roso R ROs s recently reeentJ ousted oustedfrom oustedfrom oustedfrom
from office for nonenforcement oC the thelaw thelaw he helaw
law only last week took his hi seat again againafter againafter againafter
after being reelected at a special elec election electlon deetion ¬
tion It is stated that the attorneygen attorneygeneral ¬
eral will soon bring proceedings before beforethe beforethe beforethe
the supreme court seeking to have Rose Rosecited Rosecited Rosecited
cited for contempt contemptTHE contemptTHE
CI CITHE
THE OREGON SHORT LINE LINEWill LINEWill LINEwill
Will Operate an Excursion ExcursionTo
To Ogden Sunday May 13th at UOO UOOCor 100 100or 100for
for or the round trip Youd better po poup goif o oup
up If yoi yo want a beautiful little IJttlecanyon Uttlecanyon littlecanyon
canyon trip OGDEN CANYON CA YON IS ISTHE ISTHE ISTHE
THE PLACE Carriages meet all alltrains aUtrains alltrains
trains and it is a most pleasant ride rideLeave rl4eLeave rIdeLeave
Leave Salt Lake at either 710 or 1030 1030in 103in 1030ill
in the th morning and leave Ogden at
410 or 620 6 20 jn the afternoon afternooni afternoonCHILDREN afternoonCHILDREN
i CHILDREN CREMATED
Pittsburg May 13 13ln In a fire that de destroyed destroyed ¬ I Istroyed
stroyed the residence of Marcus A Wood Woodward Woodward Tood Toodward ¬
ward at Clifton last night two young youngchildren youngchildren oung oungabUdren
children were burned to death A num numbor numbQr numbor
bor of valuable art treasures the prop property prOIertv property ¬
erty of Mr Woodward were also de destroyed destrpyed destroyed
stroyed
VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION ERUPTIONNaples ERUPTIONNaples ERUPTIONNaples
Naples May 13 l3Professor Professor Mattucci di director dtrector dlrector ¬
rector of the royal observatory on Mount
Vesuvius telegraphs that the volcano Is Isin iaIn Isin
in slight eruption Thick vapors v pors and andsand andsand andsan4
sand arc being beln expelled and the electrical electricalphenomena electricalphpnomena electricalphenomena
phenomena continues but he Bays s ys the sit situation sitnation sJtuatlon ¬
nation js not grave graveCRISIS graveCRISIS craveCRISIS
e
CRISIS IS PASSED PASSEDNew PASSElNew PASSEDNew >
New York May 13 13Mrs Mrs Jefferson Da Davis Davis Davis ¬
vis who Is ill in this city and whose con condition condiUon eondillon ¬
dillon was considered grave last night nisrhtwas nfg1t11oQS nightwas
was better etter today Physicians say that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the crisis is passed passedPIG passedIG passedIG
PIG IG FIRE AT ATNEW NEW EW ORLEANS ORLEANSGulfport OFtLEANSGuJfport ORLEANSGulfport
Gulfport Miss May IS 18The The enormous enormousplant enormousplant enormousplant
plant of the t e New Orleans Naval stores storescompany 8torecompany storescompany
company and 6 Shotter Cp C were to totally totaJly totally ¬
tally destroyed by fire today six tx acres acresoccupied acresoccupied acresoccupIed
occupied by the rosin yards warehouses warehousescommissary w warehousescommissary rehQU66s rehQU66scommIssary
commissary and an storage rooms being en entirely entirely entirely ¬
tirely swept by the flames The fire is issupposed Issupposed issupposed
supposed to have originated in loose hay hayin hayIn hayin
in the t e commissary Loss about 400000 400000with 400000with OOO OOOwith
with 300000 Insurance InsuranceTROUBLE insuranceTROUBLE insurancet insuranceTROUBLE
t
TROUBLE IS OVER OVERScranton OVERScranton OVERScranton
Scranton Pa May 15 13Work Work will be begenerally begenerally begenerally
generally resumed tomorrow at practic practically JracUcQlly practjcally ¬
ally all of the anthracite collieries All Allof AUot Allof
of theimported the imported men have been shipped shippedaway shippedaway shippedaway
away and almost all evidence of their tfaefroccupancy thefroccupancy theiroccupancY
occupancy of the collieries has been re removed removed removed
moved
GREAT BRITAINS DEMANDS UEMANDSCompliance DEMANDSCompliance DEMANDSCompliance
Compliance Means M That the t e Turk TurkHas TurkHas TurkHas
Has Lost His Footing Footingin
in Egypt EgyptLondon EgyptLondon EgyptLondon
London May 14 HAccording According to special specialdispatches specialdispatches pecIaldlspatchcs
dispatches from Constantinople the portes portesreply portesreply portesreply
reply to the British note promised to re restore refitore restore ¬
store the status quo on the Sinai penin peninsula peninsula penlneula ¬
sula and the delimitation of the frontier frontierby
by Turkish and Egyptian officials now on onI onthe Oilthe
I the spot Sir Nicholas OConnor the thej theBritish
j British ambassador to Turkey insists on onthe onthe onthe
the delimitation by b an AngloTurkish AngloTurkishcommission AngloTurkishtommlssIQn AngloTurkishcommission
commission This Is the demand the sul sultan 5ultjllJ sultan
tan Js tryjng to evade evadcas as it would ac acknowledge acnowledge acrnowiedge
knowledge Great Britains protectorate protectorateover
i over Egypt t and the severance of the theEgyptian theEgyptian theEgyptian
Egyptian Ottoman empire while the sul sultan sultan ¬
tan wishes to maintain before the world worldtlat worldthat i ithat
that Egypt still is a portion of his em1 em1fire cm cmI emjirc
I fire fireThe ir
The Morning Posts Constantinople cor cori corrspondent
i spondent says sa s that Tewfik Pasha the theTurkish UtETurkish theTurkish
Turkish foreign minister subsequently subsequentlyfurlllshcd subsequentlyfurpished i ifurnished
furnished Ambassador Ambas ador OConnor with ex explanations explanations
4 planations which whicbare are considered cons 4ered quite sat sati
i fsfactory thus ending the crisis crisisThe crisisIhe crisisIhe
Ihe Chronicles Alexandria correspond correspondrt
Tt rt gives an official dispatch which Ghazi GhaziAhmet GhazIhmet Ghazikhmet
Ahmet hmet Moukhtar liou htar Pasha the Turkish Turkishmmissioner TurkishI Turkishmrnissioner
I mmissioner at Cairo Cah o received from fromimstaiitlnople fromlonstaI1Unople fromConstantinople
Constantinople It says saysAs saSAs saysAs
< As t the e occupation of Tabah tn hwas was in intended intcuded intended
tended only to preserve the status quo quoo qlHof qu quo >
o of < the Sinai peninsula by preventing prt > ventlng the therection therNUon thereetlon
rection of military mmta fortifications and as asnecessary as1fCcssary asnecessary
necessary guarantees have now been re revived rei reiVOd ¬
vived i iVOd iEd the porte has issued orders for forits forits forits
its troops to withdraw from Tabsih to totheir tothefr totheir
their original place They will be con contveyed cOt cOtby conveyed
tveyed by the British cruiser Dana Ne NeJ Ntgotiations Wegotiations >
J gotiations are now proceeding to secure secureI sc re rea
I a final settlement of the Sinai question
1 e
COUNSEL iEL OF 1Former 1 EMPIRE EMPIREFormer 1PIRF 1PIRFFormer
Former Premier Witte Makes a aLong aLong aLong
Long Speech in Which Which1Ie Which1IeJustifi He HeJustifies HeJutiuies
Justifies s Himself HimselfLondon IDmselfLondon HimselfLondon
London May 14 HThe The times St Pe Petersburg Pecrsburg Fetersburg ¬
tersburg correspondent says that at the themeeting themeeting themeeting
meeting of the council councilof of the empire Sun Sunday Sunday Sunday ¬
day Minister Dmitri Shipoff astonished astonishedthe
the assembly by proposing to introduce intr duee in inthe inthe inthe
the address in reply to the speech from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the throne a humble request that the em emperor emperor emperor ¬
peror revokethe fundamental law which whichin I
in his mind was liable to be the source sourceof sourceof sourceof
of a bitter conflict with the lower house houseof houseof houseof
of parliament Several bureaucrats who whowere whowere whowere
were inexpressibly shocked at M Ship Shipoffs Shipofts Shipoffs
offs audacity declared that the sovereign hovercignalready sovereignalready sovereignalready
already had made sufficient concession concessionFormer concessionFormer concessionFormer
Former Premier Witte rose the cor correspondent correspondent correspondent ¬
respondent continues and delivered a aforty aforty aforty
forty minutes speech He said he had hadbeen badbeen hadbeen
been compelled to do things thtn s which he hehimself hehlmselt heiiirTlseIt
himself disapproved His motive always alwayshad alv11Yshad alwayshad
had been good but the circumstances circumstanceswere circum tances tanceswere
were too strong for or him He saw aw no ob objection objection obJection ¬
jection to the proposals advocated by Pro Professor Professor Protelisor ¬
fessor Bagaley of Kharkoff who urged urgedthe urgedthe urgedthe
the council of the empire to work in uni unison unison unison ¬
son with the assembly and in the address addressto
to pray that t at his majesty in limiting am amnesty iJ iJnest3 amnasty ¬
nasty be guided only by the goodness of ofShipoffs Drhis ofhis
his own heart But with regard to L LShipoffs 1
Shipoffs proposal Count Witte said it itwas Itwas itwas
was irreconcilable with the character of ofa ofa ofa
a body like the council of the empire to tomake tomake i imake
make such a recommendation to tbe tbesovereign hc hcsovereign c csovereign
sovereign sovereignTABAH sovereignTABAH sovereignTABAH
TABAH EVACUATED BY BYTHE BYTHE
THE SULTANS TROOPS TROOPSConstantinople TROOPSConstantinople TROOPSConstantinople
Constantinople May ray 13 13Tabah Tabah has been beenevacuated beenevacuated beenevacuated
evacuated by the Turkish troops by order orderof orderor orderof
of the sultan sultanThe sultanThe sultanThe
The portes reply on Friday to the theBritish theBritish theBritish
British note agreed to the evacuation of ofTabah otTabah ofTabah
Tabah and to the appointment of a com commission commission cornmission ¬
mission for the delimitation of the bound boundary boundary boundary ¬
ary but it was couched in such terms as asto asto asto
to make it not acceptable to Sir Nicholas NicholasOConnor NlcboasOConnor NicholasOConnor
OConnor the British ambassador and he hehas hehas hehas
has insisted on complete satisfaction be beJn beIn being
Jn ing given iven ven before the expiration of the lim limit lImIt llinit ¬
it set sta C by the British note It is fully ex expected expected cxpected ¬
pected that this will wl1llJeac wihihe be accorded < orded
Deaths From Appendicitis AppendicitisDecrease
Decrease in the same ratio that the use useof useof useof
of Dr Kings New Life Pills increases increasesThey increasesThey IncreasesThey
They save you from danger and bring bringquick bringquick bringquick
quick c id d painless release from consti constipation constipation constipation ¬
pation and the ils growing out of it itStrength ItStrength ItStrength
Strength and vigor always follow their theiruse th2Iruse theiruse
use Guaranteed by Z C M I Drug DrugDept DrugDept DrugDept
Dept 25c Try them themAUTOMOBILE themAUTOMOBILE themAUTOMOBILE
AUTOMOBILE BLOWS UP UPSix UPSix UPSix
Six Persons Injured While Spinning SpinningAround SpinnnaAround SpinningAround
Around Omaha OmahaOmaha OmahaOmaha OmahaOrraha
Omaha May 13 13A A large steam automo automobile automobila automobile ¬
bile containing six persops blew up to ¬
night at Twentyninth T1 ntYr nih and FArnam FArnamstreets Fjirnamstreets
streets All of the occupants were v ere in injured injured injured ¬
jured none fatally The force ofthe ex explosion explosion explosion ¬
plosion hurled some of the victims fifty fiftyfaet fittyfoet fiftyfeet
feet and broke windows a block away awaywhile awaywhIle awaywhile
while pieces of the machine were blown blowntwo blowntwo blowntwo
two blocks away The most seriously in injured Injured Injured ¬
jured are the chauffeur r Robert Forbes Forbesand Forbesand Forbesand
and James Hawkins contracting agent agentfo
fo rthe Rock noc Island raUrpad rflr ad The other otheroccupants otheroccupant6 otheroccupants
occupants of the car were Mrs Mr Mry H A APcrkins APerkins APerkins
Perkins W R l Jones Miss Hardy and andM andM
M 1 Thalman ThalmanMAKES ThahinanMAKESSTRONG
1t 1tMAKES
MAKES MAKESSTRONG STRONG DENIAL DENIALSt i
St Paul May IS 13TThe The Pioneer Press Pre to tomorrow tomorrow tomorrow ¬
morrow will print a statement of former formerInsurance formerInsurance formerInsurance
Insurance Commissioner John A AOShaughnessy AOSbauglmessy A AOShaughnessy
OShaughnessy who is charged by W F FBechtel FBechtel FBechteL
Bechtel in the testimony given by the thelatter thelatter thelatter
latter at his trial tria for misusing the funds fundsof fundsof fundsof
of the Northwestern NOTUnv tern National Life In Insurance Insurance Insuranee ¬
surance company with having accepted a abribe abri abribe
bribe bri o of 5000 OOO to suppress suppr sB an unfavorable unfavorablereport lmtavorabloreport tmtavorablerepoit
report regarding the condition of the thecompany theCOmpany thecompany
company Mr OShaughnessy makes em emphatic emphatic emphatic ¬
phatic denial that Bechtel paid him 5000 5000or 5000or 5000or
or any other sum for suppressing the thereport thereport thereport
report Mr rlr OShaughnossy OSnatl hnQ sy says s y he asked askedto
to be b allowed to be a witness at the re recgnt rec recqpt
cgnt c nt trial of Mr Bechtel but that the theprosecutions theprosecutions theprosecutions
prosecutions refused ref cd on the ground that thati thathe thathe
i he did not wish to have the real rea issue ob obcured obacured
1 cured by the th introduction of the alleged allegedbribery aUe aIegedbribery ed
I bribery OShaughnessy alleges that
A CRITICAL cmlICAL PERIOD PERIODIMTELUGEHTWOMEN PERIODIHTELLIGENTWOMEr PERiODINTELUGENTWOMEN
IMTELUGEHTWOMEN PREPARE PREPAREDangers PREPAREDangers PREPAREDangers
Dangers andJEaJn en auaInofThia PJnof of This Critical Cr Crtlca1erIod Crtlca1erIodAvoided ttcal Period PeriodAvoided j
Avoided by the Usa of Lydia E Pinlrj Pinlrjfcams Pink Pinkhams Pinkhauls
hams Vegetable Compound CompoundHow CompoundHow CompoundHow
How many wo women women swc1
men realize that thatI thatthe
I the most critical criticalperiod criticaleriod
period eriod in a a womans wo womans ¬
c1 I mans existence existenceis
us is the change of oflife oflife ofi
life and that the theanxiety theanxiety thef
i 1 anxiety felt by bywomen
f IS I women as this thistime thistime thisI
I time draws near nearAi nearrf nearIAEGllyaisLJ
Ai rf IAEGllyaisLJ < A AeGlyI ttytndV ncl is not without withoutreason withoutreason withoutif
reason reasonIf
If her system vstem is in a deranged cond condition condtion condtion ¬ I
tion or she Sh is predisposed to apoplexy apoplexyor
or congestion c ngcstJon of any organ it is S at this thistime thIStim6likeh thistlrnelikely I
time tim6likeh likely to become active wt eand and with witha
a host of nervous nervous irritations make life lifea I Ia
a burden bmdenA burdenAtthis j jAt
At A Atthis t this time also dancers aanccrsand and tumors tumorsare tumo tumoare tumprare
are more mOl liable to begin b gin their destrnc destrnctive destrntie destrnttive
tive work Such Suchwarning warning symptoms as asa asn asa
a sense of suffocation hot flashes diz dizziness dizZiness dizziness ¬
ziness headache dread d nd of impending impendingevil
evil e i1 sounds in the ears timidity timidit r pal palpitation palpitation ¬ I Ipitation
pitation of the heart sparks spar1 > s before the theeyes theyes theeyes
eyes irregularities constipation varia variable variableappetite variable ¬
ble bleappetite appetite weakness and inquietude inquietudeart iuquietudare
art promptly prolpty heeded heeed by intelligent intelligentwomen intlig intelljgatwonleT n noDe
who approaching1 the period periodof
women oDe are are perod
of life lfe when woman great change changetnay changemay changemay I
may be expected expectedWe expectd expectdYe
We Ye believe bele c Lydia L din E l Pinkhams Veg Vegetable Vegetable Vegetable ¬
etable Cbmpoimd Compou d is the worlds words great greatest great greatest ¬
est et remedy for women at 2t this th trying tryingperiod tying tyingperiod tryingperiod
period periodLydia periodLydia periodLydia S
Lydia Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Cpm1 Cpm1pound Cm Cmpoundinrgoratesand Cpm Cpmpoundinvigorates
pound poundinrgoratesand poundinvigorates invigorates and strengthens the thefemale thefemale thefemale
female organism orgnism and builds buids up the theeakene theweaene4 i iweakened
weakened eakene nervous nerou system syst as a po other otbermedicine oterm otherme4iin
medicine m di i can canMrs canfs canMrs
Mrs fs A E G Hyland of Chostar Chostartown Chestartown
town town7 Mil M Mu In a letter lettr to t Mrs Pink Pinkham Pin Pinkham
ham l ap save s says saysDear y yD i iDear
Dear D ar Mrs Ml Pmkham PmkhamI PinhalU PinhalUI
U L I had hd been bn suffering sferg with wth a a displacement displacementfor displamen displamenlor
for years YC and ad was wa passing paing through throgh the te change changeof ehangof
of life te 1 hail ht a good deal de of soreness srnes dizzy dizzyspells dm dmS dizzyspells
spells S 5 headaches h cbe and ad was 0 very yer nervous nelOus pervouswrote J Jt J Jwrote
wrote you for advice and an commenced comece treat treatment tat treatmeet ¬
t t
ment with Lydia Lydi E Pinkhams Pinkhs Vegetable Vegetableto Veetble VegetableComppund I ICm
Cm Comppund td as you you direte directed and I a am hppy hppyt happy happyto
to t say sy that tht ail those tboe distressing disrD symptoms tpt left 18ftme leftme leftme
me and I have passed pae safely lely through togh the thechange te techage thechange
change of life lie a well wel woman womanFor womanFor vom
For special specil advice regarding regrdg this im important imporant insportant ¬
portant porant period perod women are invited ivied to towrite towrte towrite
write wrte to Mt > irs Pjukham Lynn Mas MastShe MasShe MasShe
She is daughterinlaw of Lydia E EPinkham EPinkham EPinkisain
Pinkham and and for twentyfive twcn1yfve years has hasbeen hasbeen
been advising uvising sick women free oi oicharge 01charge ofcharge
charge Her advice afvice is free fre and ad always alwayshelpful alwayhelpful alwayshelpiul
helpful to t ailing aing aiJin women womenTESTH womenI
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