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ONLY MORNING NEWSPAPER WITHIN A RADIUS OF 150 MILES HAVING DAILY ASSOCIATED PRESS SERVICE
Advert inn in
... ...
The Bulletin I
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The Bulletin
v WiaoH tor iiro ml Ita
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VOL XXXVI. NO. 340.
CAIRO, ILL., FPIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER ,904.
ESTABLISHED IN IS68
nrsvaii
Citizens' Meeting ffM m 0 0 HJ TAe Future oCaro
. . . K.M. K. C. Hall, 8 O'clock Sharp . . ... LI 3 a Vd 2 La ... W I L L B H D F C I I) F n
LrSSZSSSSr E V B R Y. CITIZEN OP CAIRO INTERESTED INJTS PROGRESS SHOULD ATTEND THIS M PPTINn j
. . k . ' foam
a MW""k- lw
f 1
SI .
1 . 1 . tiir nnnriMTw nm in iimiiuiiiwiipi mm unwii imu wmiiu muhilli
HUNDREDS OF MLI..- .
Loose,
2,905,400 Shares Turned
Amalgamated Copper Losing
$30,000,000 and U. S. Steel
$80,000,000.
li VAIN DID THE BOLLS RE-
SSTRATE WITH THE BEARS
0 BLOW FOR
Mil LEAGUES
PROPOSITION TO INCREASE
THEIR POWER IS TURNED
DOV.'H AND UNFAVORABLE
LEGISLATION ,IS PASSED.
mil
RUSSIAN FLEE
IS Vv'iPED OU
.! Japs Have Destroyed Every Big
Warship at Port Arthur
THE RUSSIANS GAVE UP CONGRESSMEN 4 YEARS
Ass
Shrieking Men Made an Indescribable Fu
roreMost Sensational Decline
in Prices Since Panic
of 1901.
Ey tho Associated Press.
N'i'iv York, Dec. ti. Amid sjc-neH oi
unc-oiv'volled excitement am friiided
haste in .myHcn , i -J'j'v Kev
Yin U hturlc e;a:m;;e today iiiieHf(T
Ut- nviKt hcn.sni ional l(u !i:H' l:i jiric
vi lliaf il hn. i known riiice iho tilstor
; North'Tii 1'acilic ..inif .May 9. 1001
'I'rai'.crK were early m t!ic llitor rf
i!i oxoharw ami rlu? insiam i'.ic
Kiptiii.lc.i for Lk (ipcnin;; of hiiKini'sn
out itf.n-ni. vni ftl l'ver li.'jt. A?
h slirU'Kiun; tm n Kiiro't aioi.nd trad
ii?; IjiiI'i aigniiirin m on which
artvar'M w(i hiiccl wore ;.II for;oi
tea and l.r.iker.i seiiji oa!j t Ret
lid of Ktoeks they held. The first, t
Sive v.ay was Amu't; uiiaied Copper,
nqjiiiht uhieii H oani!i..iu hy nev.s
v ud rli cTiu'lit has rccv iiily
lie. n contl iie'rd. DruiipiriR i-'.miei iincs
p piini lit a rime It. fell iiii'.ii il si. Id
' i .IS'.'!, n (teclino of ten inint.; since
hi.! nihi'H close nici of twenty-two
po.n;.: l'i' ii (!h hi.lK?. af Tussiiay
Tlie 'Si lioiu! ri'fi :;:iion rei:'"eii!e J a
(let );:! -.e in ;i.e iiuti'kei alie nf'thi.
ei ,niany'.s iot.il cuiui.il siocl; . f niro
ih.H lliirly iiiiilii n ('ollar.-i.
Ni ;.' i' I lie A!ii'il;;uinat Co'i.f r
ike !.a-.!er in excitement was I'. S.
Su ;! coriioiaii ni slock, fo.; I'lon full
in:; i aud preUrre.l .o Kt ovei
nitht dicii:ics of poim ; and 71
point; lespeeiivi ly. utid 'cline.i ef
'. poims lor c.iiiiti'on and loi points
tor preferred fpjiii Tne.iaj's h;:i
esi. The shrinkage in cpion'd vahicr;
frotii Tne-day represt n'ed over f::.'!.- i
;iil.ni'h oa conm-m. ?:!tt,MM,0.!; cu pre
rred, i ;.',!. ro'-at vl tm roiiiiiaay's cai
tal Mo ek nioi than 5,S(t.n.m.(, 0.
Oliick4!nay6jtl t'eol u;p.' were
'Vi in l.'nioit fuciiic C Mi- Bt-uUtyu Pa
.('ii'; (! A.'iu ie.in tr;,':jr: '',' A.ii 'i'i
an T-ubacfl: pi vforred ; 7i . Biaokljn
.a;)!.l Tr.msii; V, St. Paul: Col
radu Fml; 11 Aiieitifian Cenu:il; "i'-i
licaot;ri Pueilie: fl'.i 'n-nncss " Coe.'
ti.l ;:;;!. Vahe- t !n onif.ioiit ' i i ni
ire li'-t wove cut oivn win r;reat
ini:i;t v-t.k!- innrsitH-d aosoimt.-!
.'('! wlptd out. an.t for nearly two
'inii:i deiiKicil'r.aiion wstu conpieie.
'.ii''r,;r tai?; period trnr.ii icti; nf
.'tmoiiHed to D.toi.iM) siiares
Kt i te;ie J tt
'l"iosi wi: lio-'.t
'heckid al.oui.
:d a iK viod of irre:-!i! irity. Heavy
i-U.ving oidi'1'.i appear;1,!. (pii.tali: us
tailed tipw&rd and before one o'clock
nany netivo .tM Uh had rea'te-d c.mj-f-id(ra!iio
of their losses. The .(iie of
: rad.'nj; ri'maiiu-:! IV v V'ih. but the
tally wsn well he'd a:id the co;-e wa .
; omntirat ivi iy ivakin--'. severe!;,'' (jui
1 1. Totnl sales of all :to?ks (..day
ImTc L',!io",,.id r.hares.
.'.'any can; en lor t ay's cellii'K
'..'ere ni-t'-i-sted, but tiie j'.'neril opin
inn :oi ined t: he a bull market had
oroHi: : in nieny I ny.-s en Miial!
; i;t:?inn and wle n u'zha if i .upend-
in?; lile::k ;vere hf"D ye:-:lerd.:v ties:'
kei'lrrs wvro forced to Kd! o it. tiiei;
.spi.uiiative purchasi s al v. ,'i:.t :: r
: rice : were' old ailta Ide.
tlia
Cide,
til;" Aim t ic,".:)
:!;;::!.j : ith t
I ioil;: 1 fol!!lll!!
!. a'iiici: v. ill li
in I ho naiio-.al
woukl beir. !il r;i
)(d:itcd Press.
U. e. H.- If 1 1
I a . ha'! le.
01
vn
i!
v ;::)n'
i 'ii f5ie po-.i i
COltilikd.
aSr-e.'HK
lea.!:;::
action
t-n,: ;-i
i lie' na
r d' ii:iaor
'he caatifff
in which
's by rais-
QiD NOT TRY TO WOVE THEIR
VE35ELS DESCRIPTION OF
THE CAPTURE OF 203
METCR HILL.
:111V.
the,
".Hi I
tiie nice of drafted players from
iiiv.auuo;. Uwif !D $t,-
.ii tits i Jl'iTefc. v play
afied wu'liim '.-in by
Pi - ! . d:
i.'i
a or
and
:!!-S to Ih d
Pie ina;,rr!:v
vas author
can lefiviie
S'aiii.aial h
co;::nii
ioiil nc td'-ar Jo'niw:.'!
.-tl to aegfr th(Vv:,u'!'i
in coujttnfi'i! iv. wku liu
.U'.uo to hive" tii 'tituioiia;
i to rran:.,;iil-Ji.
ci-jr
'.I II. bet. ,
.-dlUlillMH be
iiis il.at u.'l
hips ate", ci'iiis'
iinhoal:; (iiiiu
hi ; or ,li si 1 1
i id i.:.. i.e . i i
i-oriiin,'.'; o di,
Klia.if.'nl. ;;
. I.e' ere . i
ii, Por. Ai.ii
le.'ily ;.(, ,.,'
liie vi-. eel.-,
i nri! ihi'ir ;."
tiy
J. l:il!l II
corn;
Ac
am!
I'
.hie:
;,)i:l
1 Pl'Oe'S. '
8.-Thu Telegraph's
off Port Altimr tel
t!;.' iii.-,;ari bi.nl?
:'.-', I .y e; ii..)' wi.'l th
till F'l'iadneri; v.ctf
I :;ad I 'ui onlv lor
ELECT PRESIDENT
FOR EIEIII IIS
Senators By the People Tor the
sme Lcncth of Time
MRS. CHADWICK GOES TO JAIL
COULD NOT GIVE $15,000 BOND
So Overcome That She Had to Be Carried
Into the TombsRefuses to Talk
of Madame Devere "For
rfer Son's Sake."
NATURE CF DiLL Of-FCHEO
CONGRESS CIVIL SERVICE
CET3 SOME HARD LICKS
ELECTION TALK.
IN I
fiy thft Associated
Washington, Dec
luiio.i jirovidiii't
Prews.
, H. -:
V tile
1.? A.;oe"a;:3,l Pr-.;t.
j NW V..-:-ki Oeo. 8.!;.
I'hadv.-icl; i t.;!::a'.u oco.:ii
ft 3 feat'!!!;' (arahihcd cai
T-:i.!;h. Ai.rr f:r.
boat d
e i'.'ill
( :: ! !e
etroyi r,
h strove,)
tin.; the
i .oil i ii I . . i-t .
from To'vio
l.ia'lh'ihl i e
iii!iaii war-
l.i.i i (1. ti.ni
:; made to
'.ic ..ie,ii:o.-e V.i.'l
;. a io I .." t-i!'.'.-iiad
wileii liiefc
the giiaa Vv'iI Ik
BiciiTiu ! s and
e
Ciii
v.vr.
ohmmaunt? the clauneA. '
Another raie a.'ioiK'-'da.iv g1
future i't.'(;iie-ts for w;y vi ri-'VJ-.aft
ar.itiireii!.;
f(dhn''r
Mj e tliiie" ol 1 ao Deiuiiina' of the dra!
,,e ue..:.l "oiig a thief..
transpoui ia tno harbor.
Mail aei;ea to the .itumaeee do
.scribing Cue captiirc of 23-WetT hi'l
d;le that the .laiiaueae dreacii'Ml tlio
iler works el tlio
crt're:';c ! st n :i d
vli:ci liu, jr.nnrd '!"
f.e a.l.:.Efte'
ti't'iirhra with
;i fur:(ei fire
a F.i.o!.'; (e.iie.
vvns vi ry
j;ij,.
Why ehe fei'r t artu.
nig .-ieaNo.i i.mil r eeniary 1, oi t thc.bUMle. niaf-f i
Tbirf rule will liteven'cK.rf sji vj(, ,()
" "'-( i-r - h; j ft ct'Seia
:e clui.;; to dralt cer
v'r tiieai up dtirin;.'
follovv.hiK
ail nor be
year.
uh major bar. a
(tin playera and c
ih lraf I in iv pariod. at the ox;dra!ii:ii
of the drjftins ..o.idoa stciue waiveir
and allow player to even
back to the minor league
which he belongs.
illy
dab
fee'
noon and (here follow- j UI I IL ULi t V i U L
reform mm
MEET IN
TALK
MADE
YEAR -CRESC.
U ASHl'CTOe A N f."
OF THE pf:cor.E3r
DUfili(C TriE PAST
- DR.- OILMAN'S AD
atiose
to laake road
It waa r. .aible-!
tibviit a.t lcli th it
;ho Jajiare a,'. Na
.' kMe.v.) a;; I i the
caaaallii
the r;j. idem and vie pre
icr.'ii of eiKhl y; ar am! :
. no f.'.r .i-i-irt .f
!i a: d jv.i ; e iv
for o'.";:; ( f f i:r ye
oi! lodev by K i
, Nehta.-d.rt. it i., i:
rson who has bold !!
era at nnv li-ne with
to his ( lei i i.ia .-;'i I 1 i e ( Ii::
: '10
!e)!t;,
;rree
tiodiii
N'on i
no po
en:
arior
.1 ni, t . .
e' '.eloa o!
i. t for r
:e;.",:ors b-y
i'.ia fii:i";
e: con
:!1 4 v:-: il -
; bail. h"r
'id ioni-;;a.
(ift
an ;
ei a search a
eB give
P'.iiiip C
r (.1.
lock
alal
c.:
it'
;a;.
a
II
11:
:: r.l
fail.;
( y n
-e d
' od ia
buihiiii;
1 Stat":
Ih ' do;
e -13 lave u night ia every quarter f.r
aa.lo L. irne cne owainc; real cstale in Man
; o-aa of I nalturt who wouM !gn her bond and
line mai.-uai had, on of sympathy
j for the woman, kept her In his offico
I lour- aftrr ths f.hov.W have been re-'
taoved. Knac-avcra of the lawyers
;o unsucci'sslul. rendering her Im-
the
d iy
u;i I'.e
;)"i:er.
i n; ii ' i iv
, ni lone
i Sh-ri'ar.I
ble lioj) ;
al IVi
il
:V,i
pi I
b. I.
let
'ii. 1.
svi i.an out
itrt:
lOi'b d
:e oil'i
ae
id
a
.-.ei. I t iie'ii ere. lb;
; 'iinii t 'jo ha!) t , jot
itiK iiein ily ( n i he mar
', at oi her hi, n IC.nil,
ICE CLOSING
;y tne Associated
C'l. f o. Dee. 8 -s'?.t
c tatio'H'd a' N"
a re io:i?;y, Invinn,
" i s t i t i aiiovi Oi tee
if Liao river by ict
-! iiavuitt;
r.ttleKliips, thr
liao nivEn.
Pre-'x.
A lihu'a!: wii'eb
".v C'.hv.iivjv arried
loll C:.1 ion Ir.
Invne iiaie cl;hvg
. Her lonr.niiKi' r
seen four Japanese
e emb ers, I en tor-
irvo boa'ti era, id,
M . ' the eiiliri
eiw here.
Port Arthur,
.lajiane'e lie
He
t i.-:
Ily the As
Waaiiitir
no. nion o!
leaden; );,
ioeiiited PreKS.
on. Co:'. :.- .'-t :
ti.e civil fcri'iie
(lilaii.n dciivi r. d
GERM AN1 Y DOESN'T OBJECT
ly the Associated JTopb.
C.il:ii, l)ec. -'be'inany if
aiiiiij? vt'fi ni.aaee of the Brbbdi f
Vii-iciit .; iM't.eu in i ofusst'tr to
01
ll I'f'llll
( i::t!1. tt
al for the
:;a i fiiee
ir e for (
il
iv.
be
'i
ait
been
.P
,.f the
,1'ae
fro
II;; :' in
s;;s C
- I'' .:".
a lieble
fore,, ',n
III. I
Civ-
pcr-
'. ("trite ill W.
i Cardiff .i;h
fl '.-t. The for
raliiny !i ia no
Croat Uritaln's
from tls, s and
eiibatr.c'it :e't
,o face : ed inrn.ndi
"lat.'s Oiil in Mr .:;;.
Repre.a utative Hbern-an, N Vor't,
today lea reduced a biil idea i?al t. "
Hint introduced by Fcaater Piatt la
tile senate, reiiueing pie rc.ira.soiu.v
!o.i of witn hrii Hiaies ia c-..ii:rrca4.
1 Flcht ci Civil Servic:.
The anmial fls'u mi th civil gr
vice c nriiiiirr.itei v,na lican in taa
hoas-i today liaring coiied lcratioii . of
the lee',ski:ive npiiropriaiioti 'uiil. Tin;
opposliion emu? from M-sii.ij. Part
let of (,'oi!ia, ile;ilinr!i o; Iowa,
((iroaveiior of Ohio. ,Mr. tleplairtl
moved l;i idrike oat the ci;;lio iij)-i:-o)i
iat ii.n for lae eotnraisaie i and Iia
(orce of clerks, lit the sa;ae lihie do
i.oniKdns; (he civil sorvice aa not linv-
i:t In:. 'roved ranee the day.; of the
"loiki i.yst'Mi, ln:l. oa the ctif.tr.ary, ia
irowlng b-m and lew efii-.v.
Tie disetissioii 1 roujrni a it some
ie,,ii !,-a;ae;'i'ir.H cotiiiiieiiis (.;. ilK-lisl.
.iie-,id(i!tial elerlkm. It I'lited to
lie lack o." voica whica were cast for
iu.!:,e I'a'rk',. r. ',liiatns i.r j;ii:.sii;siv
oi, and (Jioaveaor of (tiiio, partlci
eatrd ia itda feuura of the n daic.
THe Legislative ri'I.
The seasion lasted- five la ur.l and !
lifleen iniautes. 'I'iie b'ttisaa ive hi!!
.".):! sci litiniio il carefully in conso-uuie;-
with lae iircsiiioutV r 'e-)n;n:ea-iatioit
afc'iiiHt extrava;.! i.-e, Mr.
!li:e;!iaia, in charge of the 'oil, waa
I'ceuirel roil. '.lain ly to esplbn .some
particular appropriation. Pay of
st"aoi;i"aniioiH to ( -oni mi 1 1 oc i of the
i c.i :.'i' iii't liar,--'. Pi eiki
liepiiiy Alaiahal Kci'm
"i'iie patty passed tinuifji
row of cnrioin people lo a cturiaso
which was in walling on the Proad
a r.i,
aiad
.leva,
'mi':
liehiad I
SlVI'.i :!!),
-iy. '
,1
;;-(.! al
ber way
.;-. b-ia-.ii'ji
and
it
to the
Civub
way Hide.
Carried Into the Torrr
They were driven directly
T.u'.b", Arriving' thero Mi.;,
vie'.. v.T.a halt c.'lnitd up the aftjia
and into the buildiinv. WariTi Plynr.
me" the party and a'." tie usual
prelhninaries h&d beeu "at.U need lo
the wiiiT.iai ak"d "jw-rmlM.ir.Tt to al
low her nurse lo remain with h'c.r
Tins waa denied, ti.e ward a Hayintt
die would have n- iir' lleee : not, i!
lowc 1 olhar prisoner-'.
r.'rr. ChHdwick j.;avo her iian Ibag
and a few trinkets to tin! ticrso and.
whispered" name instruclioiis f.o her
son. Marshal Hcnklc f rtnally turned
hla piisoiii r over to ii.o vvai .leii pai:)
t-he wa taken to tin miilron's roinr.
Kitscd Her Son Goodiye.
She linked to t.ay g .od nigi t to her
aim and the lad oaeiiy rushed to his
mother nn l wrapping his arias about
her nave hi r a I einbrao '. Then
otiinciu neco aarv.
Will be Chirgsd With Forgery.
To lob I io her can of woe it was
arned tonight (hat a charge of for
ry vvc'.-ll vcr? !.k Iv b ma'le
i:ii! i I lie ',',(, v. a: I ia ( )id:i., bfiued tin
'ae Canieive li -ies and other paper
:4i on ; f-c in it is for 1 mna.
liffons to got bail will continue to.
morrow, althoush Mrs. Cha lwick ex
' ( 1 a do iie tenis'il to i?o to
;Clo iland as xr.an as possible. K1k
I finid .she would go titer." voluntarily,
doiibm j were it not for the cod'iary advice of
conn: i-l.
Dined at Police Headquarters.
Mr-. Chadwiek dined nt seven
o'clock tonight in Marshal Henkel'a
office under condition in Rtranen on-
jinot to the niantuT in which she liv
'f 1 at ;w York hoiela. Her dinnor
conuis'ed ij an oian-ie, a ham "and
jwich and a piece f-f cake brought V
her by her' son from a Broadway
J lunch counter. She lay oh a hard
leal fu r couch, in a room filled with
desks, chairs and flip cat.es. A dep
uty marshal' Mood watch while lier
toir e look the raesgre lunch front a
paper bag and peeled the? orange.
Hmil fcat by in s lenee and ate a few
bites of a sandwich and tho mirso
dried her tear;; long enough io ta.ste
iho lunch ccttnter fure.
Read "the Papers.
The Unco uafurtunatcs had noih
Ing to t.ay to each other. Occasional
ly Mrs. Chad wick Kobhed and ,tho
faithful nurse leaned over her mis-
trii.u n n ,1 l ,Mt,il h.l ... .. i i
i nil ii i Kiay uairK.
she was le i away "o an Inner o.Tieo. , Mra. Chadwick's face was much In
where her pedinrie v na taken and i ilatned, . her eyes were red and her
alio waa assigned to a cell. The : or-1 hands trembled violently as she miah-
rcd I he cn nance cn '.le.l axty the remains of the food nmi
n
I
.51
THOMAS W. LAWSOrf S ARTICL
WHICH PRECIPITAfED SLUM?
iaual nddros:. ml 'ovConrnl r:: ner
! io'.iiiia- P iicitated the deloya; ; ; oa
(lie (mijsri .- k made datht?; tae ir.
An a.ldf.'-.-- prepared by Carl Sc!urz
! who was litialde J :t be prc'H-at be
Cause of sicklies -. was rend l-.y ti. cre
laiy Oooilwin and ill..- aturial i e'-(.rlK
iof the Co-iiKii were made by Coat I ;
' 1. I'le-spai ic of Italiiaiof; .
: Phi ri. c nt CiJ.nn.i pic; ci t .1 ; .-.nx
,d;l:i froiti the fort -copiin:- a ureal ie-
which explicitly i!"clres ccelirj; r
tciilral vessel in Itriiish outers i
"I'l.lke,," a bellige: i'-nt licit 1:' uniaX
ft;!.
aot:
.in; i l
o act"
nay -a'
orri i
iv. ,i:
. as
I. Ilili)
I t:
ced from S"i,ila
and lb-' ho i. -e
provision In.- r. r
f the civ I
tan
bill.
fide pi'.
per aa
rcfased
sit'g the
service
: ; s was
The following throe column wide,
trnpoiiir.n pa.HTs is o:w of the gr. at
n.ithor (f "Kr-rnied Finance," rec-euii
lloiiir.-", Whitney, i-t al., inul wa.; t;-e
and
full length, appearing in the big- me
blows si ruck by Thoniaw W. I .a v. o i
y at ,Ioi;n I). Kockei-Her, Henry ii.
cans'1 of the terrible slunip in coo
tin r siocks on the New York stock e-.ciia-ia yeMcr.l.v:
AMALGAMATED STOCKHOLDERS A RN INC.
"From liie creation of Amalgamated i have eon! iuiamsly biieved in
ovtii and coiistnnly a-hocatod t'i' imrchase of its stock.
'I. nry H. Jtogers pi-rsotlaliy nv-j it iated with Man it. ; Tbtly for .he provi
rrtb,s which went to tnai-c up the Amalgamated company.
"'Henry H. Rogers alone knew ah aiiafdy their values.
"lic-niy If. Rogers' associates' lo ;; bis word for theta.
" :ve they cort Me.e.te,, Roer''. Hockt-feller nn I as;-;n,-ia;c., only
$no.!io'i.(""'. we all believed they were worth nearo than the $7.V't .0' a'
which li e were sold to (be public.
fbcrilv- afttr th? p-tb'ii; tlotatioe. it $l-0 per share, the si.eck li.-opiH-.J
to 7 "), I did 'ill in ray o ver to prevent the dei iin", loaing niillior s . in t'tia
(flort. bat I retained my fahh in the teal worth of the prooeriy.
"Scm? of the insiders made millions: the public was neerea of mil
lions. "f t ti'l refused lo be dicaiirasc5. I t'tged Messre,. Il y.'.rs and R ac -;e-f
iler to mal e g Hx their protiisi s made through ;n to the public. Pir.nl
ly they consented. The Moek advanced, until li sni i at 1 .".).
"At the h'giiesf frier i was ftill huylttg and adv: !rg ita percaase.
Then there came tae awful slump which tdid Hoc' down to Ibb I last enor
mously; intddcr-t made Vast proilf. The public was again fleeer-d.
"At "X 1 began a n?w ctmiiai?n to induce my followers and the pul li
'o buy. "-,,; a reailt 'let.-' were pmchasel ly hundrel; of pciele all ore
ihe coitiiiry. rirr'ct'y or iudir rtiy thr,nj;h nte, r.s ng a-. ''' hares, at a
avciag-- cf in to '!, nnd probably .hundreds or thousands In ore which
lotibl not I'.w.
"T'a-'s r iaip.''i-'-n I ha ve r.rosciifel lacesscmi
until i e-.iimaie .he nubile holds l.rfl t.d'Vt jihti;-
today's priie, S2. a pro (It
"Wii n ray story.
: erviCt
ia :
n- 1
port of. the civil
.-l.o.ir.g '.ioo .l ia'
Il timber of perro?.
vi;il se.-,ie'
which mot:' ia.-.:i
itive. I);:ri:i" t ie :
ne fe examine-). (
' and .'').'-. a i ve
Hering ii-( v.h.
he n. he sael, a v.
ci lae ohsi nance
!c't. r but. of Ihe
ice act an I nti- a atoi
seiK-i' of conipiaim c.f
ily and a.-se sae t.is.
t hi
':;:
t'
tilis -aou
wh.de
CABLE BETWEEf
II. S. f
Ti
ion
IN THE SENATE.
aa".- held only a ;
una ad loanii'ii
idti atpl to seen
pure foo l bill
oa r.id of Abir
;,.:ort hps
ioitil Mon
re consider
wa.t defeat
cii that th.i
d at b-iigih, which bioughl
i
W't
CO',
orn
en I is,
r.m
e aptr 'ni. i.
a year tl.et-
iviarki ,1 p;-.
not i:. r. e, (
id.it o! :i
a no'ti'd
p'.ii i : i
act.
;rriLL INTflCDUCED IN CONGRESS
PoOVIDiN'G FOn ITS CON
j STRUCTION WILL COST
j AECUT $3.0CC.CC0.
I P.v the' Aseoclat- d Pr
i Va.'.hiagioti, ii c. S To e niu'"t
"i e r.iaal xone oa the Isdimm of Pan-
ati'a wiih ti.e I'nr.d Htai.s by catib
,1; ll'.e pii;-jirse of il bill ia.ro. lac; d in
ROCK ISLAND PAS
SENGER WRECKED.
Ry the Associated Pres.
Trenton. Mo., Dee. $.--b
pa ecnger Xo. 1?. rt.nnir.
Kan -as Ci'y :.:i I Cliicag .
el by running into sn e
at switch ni ar Clio. I .ia,
gttici r M. Siirarv.i.i a:rl
.!. Lewis, both of Trenfon.
. : prchaWy fa: ally r-co,!' .i.
Isiaal
1 e!
1 ('. .
ex -n
i he boas, today
t- r ii,e coti.a.t
aacii cable tinder e
t i ihe lunciia-.e'r :
of v. r a a ! nivy ;
Ann rica.i n.ake a
An-.vric.-.n i-iiip;--, 1 r
.-:; Aire";'' :n i.iade
(vi 1 t .ii p r i" mi
!-::e',. ,
of i eabi is ix.
i j ;: e l ; r!;.i(
P : Ji le fo- ; i cor:!: r
The bill
n end op,
s 1
OI i
;d . i: ac.
provid
rai ion
udrol an I dir eti,
.encrai, r, 'vet ari
K.e Cliue lo le
ad t be laid 1
oi'!ed the rest
cat ie wl'l n"t ex
( f t est of a
e. The t eai c
I ii. i ,o ei
;-"n;. 'y a .i.l
;c !--.i.
CONFERENCE.'
toibiV
lay. Ta(.
at ion of pi
el bv the
i 'd be I
.a (,;-; e'.'i n fr.jin Si nati r Tillman,
who 'lid iioi want pio time (onsuiiied.
' Crum Aopointme: t.
;d.'. 'i'.il-.e;a ' ro-iir'.t l! case of
'u'liiiawi P. Crara, the r-obnr-l man
!)o:,.i,i-,i , for co'.lei tor c.f Ch'-trle,-ie.
C intei pro lii'.enr-- by n king
fir a i i, at fto-a t.ie co.uib.aa mi
.I'liliciar a a io i'i status of the re-i-
,s ; yeoirrn;. nts.
Tin- m iirte conlirnte I liie noasi.ia
lion (if '1 hoai.is C. D.iAeon of Iowa,
..oni.-t. r r'.'.id'iiL and c .t;.al general
'.') t-'aa.o I i;ain .
"'hs StatehDod Dill.
The si im,,. coaitiiitte..- or. arbitri-Ii-
a on Sa'urdiiy will tnke up the
s'a:i';e.,d bill p.i.-.sed by th" house a!
th- last s i t.'in Pr i'l adti'eseion of
Ari; t;a aad -New Meiico a. d of in
di.t a t- iritiry and Oklahoma a; fw
a: -. ("e.i'raoin llevoridse e.vpcri..,
iie idM ;;i be perfect d ia time to
i i- it ii.i af c r !:e.tib r I'l. the
de
c'.
in
ier
and nut's;; rut
were driven to th-? holel.
While lying on a coach :n the I'nit
el Stata inaralrilB t.lT'ce nvaiting a
botiilsman Mrs. C.aailwick for the first
time Kijire le r name has be. n before,
'he public, ccii.a nte.l to talk for pub
lication s,n:l give tae As oeiated
Pi ess a ; la.: emeu t in which she
tiled r lai 'eti.dlip to Mi s. York
San Francisco, who gave ei t aa
t-rvlcv.' lodav te'ling of the cat
life of Mrv. Cha-Iwick.
Silent on "Madame Devcie."
In h-Mice lo her son Mrs, ChaiUiek
said rie woul-l no.' rusk;.1 a id.;! e men t
ah nit "'.hi-; Madame Pcveu bi;si
ness." nt. present, lust proniia-c.-l
that later "Madame Povere and ev
eryt'niiig else- in e(nnce!ion v.-iiii (his
case will bt- shown "
Mr 8. Ciiaiv, ick al o lebl of Wade
I'll rk and ihe Obeiiin bank mater".
R'.-futring to (Ja- taib:re of u;e lall-er
iiisliin'tiiti she taid: "I would not
like to life a ininete if I did not think
I c mid pay these people knot."
Won't Talk of Carnegie.
Whin a-ked c . n earning An-irew
Carnr.'is.-'s eoimectii n with h t fin in-
motioned I-reds to give her a pile of
evening papers which lay on a chair
near the couch.
j She picked tiie papers up one by
I one tittd bt twe.ai sobs gave first pag-
e- a Inuty glance. After she had run
j til rough the lot fche feeleated one
' which seemed to iti'ercst. liar ot pec
I Sally tuij began reading it with great
I care. Put Ihe strain seeaid too great.
.She burst into tears and (he slight
j boy, who st emed cool under all the
: cxcitei.K-i!', hastened to his mother's
:de and quieted her with kisses. Thwr
i the pad trio awaited the nnnounee
i merit if Mrs. Chadwiek's counsel that
I she must go to jail hccaunc security
j for Sl.Vmti could not be had.
Receiver Lyons of the Oberlin bank
j which recently rhxed its doors tol l
jtha Associated Press tonight that he
j would leive f. r Cleveland 'omorrow
rial affair she declined abr ;b.t -ly
talk, r. fairing her interview r to her
count el.
Thia has no ioul t been c t of the
rao; t moaientou;; i! ly-s in , Chad
wick's h'siory. P corati-.ei e I witii
her early departure froni her he. to'
for tiie federal build'ne and ( nd -.1 ir.
j her iticarcera'ion in
j tiie interval she ras
j before t'nit -d Stales
! Sihifdi! and Ik Id in II
the was unable to ftirnish.
en to: a h
In
re;
the T tal
been ariaiarel
Co'ir i ssi- nei
,eu. i b til. v. ii'eti
Ail day
r iat;r-
j lieu tiing. w here criminal proceedings
! will have been taken against Mrs.
jt'iiadwick. Aake.l if aay cotimunica
I li-ai had been held w iih Carnegie he
lad'ir'ttej certain comniiinica.ions hal
i lieea passed. The Associated Prosj ,
ileartie l on the In at. authority that in
oj these commanica'ion-) Carnegie de
r Died abfaibr.ely ha had signed tho
; notes, which have figured in the case
as Carr.egi? notes, and denied he
know-- or ever net Mrs-. Chadwjek.
The sarac autlKrily Paid the"V)h!o
proceeding' would l,e in the natura
of action en a chirtu? of forgery.
long lawyer.
AN ANDREW CARNEGIE. NOT STEEL
Knqnirv was made a.s to whether
care s of frrg ry would be based on
the Carnegie nu't s. and the reply was
made that Cuy won I I be based on
I 'a and fiime other papers, given
as secar-itie kr loans. ,
MAGNATE, SIGNED NOTES.
o;
0!. Ti
a. in e
! ic! ;hat
! .'. I v i'-
the id
ne;n:
bpti
I
P liii
I has
ring ( o eti-i -iie
1 li'i.ini's.?
the bill wii.'a-
j Ry the Associated Press.
Pirghampton, X. Y.. Pe-. .. Judge
i l'rarci- W. Downs, a prominent a'
Jtatney rf this city, ;al. ton'g'itt
"I vas iaierii-eii today oa -.vast 1
jbilieve to be cood aathoritv. ili.it the
e-. 1'
c.-.
SUGAR VP CENT A POCND.
ve proacule I lac,
if holds l.cfl t.l'O'i ;
of tiS.noO.O" ai.
nded Finance." ,
'P to tie ;a
e'.ll"l of wk
es nt
ic h Sli
"an. 1
d i no darr ase to Amaly Tiatod sto -k, but would b
advert
In it.
is.M
il 1
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
By tho
New Yore
'tides if refin
: cents pf r hat
. f'eiif ..;ioii"r;
: I af, crushed,
end cubes.
Associate 1 P re? p
I'e-c.
Is
;. p.
a 1-
o li.;
1 I-
a;
d' red, g-aaoli
'.'a. .bin Pe,-. h. Mr. Van i
rr ;;. liie Ni t'.o r'aiiils n-'cii-tt r
"rotary Hay t idny i ll a conv
t:..;i ab'-.f Tie1 Hkw . cr.f .- -The
niin.'stiT is j : d back in i a
) l e; b--n e and t d d the ta'
t';i c e.'.b t cee.u.n t.-511: . '' :U
A't -rirein i.oe- i tY? ;',..'.; r. -
i"g ce-;d p.-cne conf ren'-e bad
Ibiti-.
a f'eve.ies
lo' e ( I J'"-
:s '.f Vc'.c.
iittro.lnet
fo" the r;
i
nasst
;;iiig
by Mrs. Chad
be :. iiiied by
e g- tiuini". a:'.
ck
Au .
1 signed by aa Am'ruv,- Cc.ncgie. but
aot the greet uctl nMgnat?, but by
; 1 rvli.iva of his by that name. That
will be He line if defense under any
bug ry ejnr;e tint raay be brought.
I caaaot give the name of my inform-
and apt. 1 ui he ia a prouiinent man. who
row I am sire kro.vs what he is talking
,er. aboitt."
, a
nvas
a ! vb e
t 1
c la
tie
i er
-r 1
t .:
riioi;
of
pri'H-
nrrp'.-"
of the
to p- -
- 10 .i Tt
' (11
r.;ns ckadwick indicted
t Ry thi Af sociatcd Press.
F.oria. ().. Pre. S. Tae c: rad jury
iaoioi'imd tills e.u nirg after vo'iog
. to indict V.rs Cha.i vick on a charge
of h.i.i.itf c-b; lined i.ioury un Ier faho
i It'( tin. us la I-rain cut:niy. The t
i pott cf "ar jury wii! not be efficiady
FOR FALSE PRETENSE.
rendered tint 1 Saturday. Thee jury la
lPo looking into the rumors of g
; wholesale rcheme t ) defraud, Tho
connection of a New jfork lawyer and
four er rive other? in connection with
the case in thin country K being ia-
: v-e:--tijtitcl.
- ' " .
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