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Evening journal., 1900-10-10
REDUCTION IL FEARED
AFTER SUPPLY IS MINED

Wlkeabalra, Oct 10.-The leaders Of
the United Mine Workers Of thi9 part
of the anthracite coal Geld 90 not
speak as hopefully as they did Of a
settlement Of the strike by the 5crsn-
ton convention, Some OF those inter-
viewed are AFRAID thet the cfcr Of 10
per cent increase ia wages made by tho
cowpanles may net last long, and that
after the mel are beck at work for
awhile and tho aellt is pretty well
supplied the operators may reduce
vases TO the old figure. It 10 only fair
to say, however, that not sll the United
Miae Workers are of this opinion.
There ia. strong sentiment prevail
ing that the companies are sincere, and
that The increase in wages will be par
mauent 1t would help matters along
considerably In the convention II there
was some one there authorized to
Bpeok for the companies on this point.
But, of course, the companies viii not
have a representative on the grouEd
and II the convention appoints a COM
mltteo which it Is most likely to DO, to
nnd out from the 0pcr2tors how long
o period the increase VIII hold good,
there is bound to be q long delay be-
fore tho committee viii be able to re-
sort.
in making the advance in wages the
operators did not act IN cORcert, but
as individuals. So that If the convan-
sion insists upon a definite under
standing with the mine owners, week
may elapse before the views OF the
operators can be had II is more than
| probable that the rules governing the
/ conferences between the bituminous
operators and their men viii covers
/ the Scranton convention. A close
friend OF President Mitchell says the
convention will have to come to that
before there can be q lnal agreement
The coal companies viii have 30 be
I represented, OF otherwise It will be im-
possible to arrive ct an amicable agree
ment. 1t is pointed out that no scale
Of wages was ever l~cd By = coRveR-
tion in the soft coal regions without
/ the Operators being present, and the
Scranton convention without the cper
ators viii bs Ike the play of Hamlet
VIII Hamlet left cut.
There are 50 EaRy questions to come
before the convention that It will bC
impossible TO make any heRdWay with
cut knowing what the operators pro
pose to DO.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
MISCREAAI'S ALTER
STEAMER'S MACHINERY ]
speciai 10 the Evenlng Journal


Smyrna Oct. 9-For several months
past accidents OF "a trivial nature have
been occurring en- The steamer Hide
gardc. principally TO the exhaust pipe
a new pipe had b-eu
inserted no less than fOug times. The
Farmers and Merchants Steamboat
Company has been seriously handicap
ped by the frequency OF the mlshaps,
which resulted ia the steamer being
compelled 90 give up scheduled trps
on three occasions.
The last time the pipe was repair q
a thorough examination was made
and evidence was obtained, showing
plainly some miscreant had been tam
pering with tho steamers machinery.
HALF q dozen small stones ard q Ia ge
quantity of scrap iron cat in SIN u
pieces has bsgn placed in the lower
chamber Of the air pump. causing the
break The management OF the new
company kept quiet about tho
AFFAIR. but, Notwithstanding their vigi.
lance. another attempt was made Sat
urday night or early Sunday mornlnf
70 ruin tho engines az the Hildegarde
AZ least four canssul of sand wer,
thrown into tho machinery. hnlug uI
small crevices and the oil wells The
sand was discovered yesterday beior,
the steamer left her wharf here fo
Philadelphia. The enemies of thi
company are not known. and a larg
reward has been offered for informa
tion leading TO their arrest and con
viction.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
A SLEEPY GUEST.
why the Lady OF the House Was In
diEnnnt over Hik Conduct.

Whs. the Lady OF the House Was In
dignnnt over Hik Conduct.
There Is a well known loyal light Of
Chicago who is in deep disgrace with
out the shadow Of an excuse. for him
self to bolster up his sinking spirits.
lie went out to HYDE Park the other
night to dine informally with some
friends, and his hostess, who had been
married but n short time, put herself
out to entertain him. The dinner was
excellent, and the judge did fun jus
tice to it. They had coffee IN the libra
ry, and the biggest, most padded leath-
er chair was put at the guests dispos-
al. With a sigh be sank into It's cav
lrnous depths and prepared for a luxu-
rious evening with a good cigar ahead
Of him. Brilliantly his hostess rambled
on. She told stories that were witty,
and she gently deferred to his views,
talking. In the midst of a striking ac-
count Of a theater party she stopped
with a jerk There was no response
and a dead silence punctuated only by
a gentle and regular breathing. The
judge was fast asleep in his big chair.
There was no doubt OF IT, Nothing
could conceal the fact with one in
dlgnant aud comprehensive glance at
her plainly delighted husband she
arose and majestically swept up stairs.
And she did not 60 down again.
1t was some time Inter when her
husband apologetically came up after
her. He had not expected her wrath
to last "Dld~ you think you were
badly trcatedW he asked.
GLOW long uid he slocpT asked the
still insulted wife.
Again the grin oyerspread her hus-
bands face, but he spoke in sad tone,
as behtted the occasion. Nearly an
hour, hc breathed. Il wouldn't mind
pacircally.
Then II was the worm turned.
'Mindw she stormed. "Of course
wouldn't, only you have grounds now
for the rest OF your life for saying |
talk so much It nuts people to SLEEPY
And she wept--Chicago News.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
lSNlSTiiT SURGEON HRlGnT DEAD
Dis Body win be Inferred in National
cemetery at Arlington

Waahlngton. Get 10-Col Joseph
paygon Wright assistant surgeon gen
eral Of the United States army, died
suddenly Monday night al his home
here. in the 6fth year OF his age. In
terment viii be made in the National
cemetery at Arlington. Col Wright
WAS native OF Pennsylvania. He
served throughout the civil war as an
assistant surgeon and received three
hroget commissions for faithful and
merit0ricus services. After the war hC
entered the regular army.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
NUGGETS or NEWS.

Rain prevented baseball games yes
terdsy except at St. l.ouie. St. Louis.
s; rittsbUrg, 4.
William Schrieher, 2 missing bank
cieri, Of Elizabeth. ". J.. is a dofaulter
TO the amount OF $50 900.
Harry o. Dell. an expert forger
awaiting trial az Riveghead, L. T.. COM
mltted suicide by cutting his throat.
Forty or hfty persons throughout the
United States have been arrested for
refusing 20 reply to questions Of CEN
sus enumerators.
Crown Prince Frederick William will
appear ip Berlin during the coming
winter in n series Of court theatricals,
assuming leading parts.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
IRON PRONG
PARALEZBS CHILD
It Vas Plunged Close to New
Castle Lads Spine by
His Cousin
special 10 10 Evenlnr Journal

New Castle, Oct 10.-What may re-
suit in an extremely serious injury
was that inflicted upon S-ye3r-old Osse
Eance, The son of James Hance, yes
terday afternoon.
Os0e and Edward Toner, his cousin.
were at play On the school green, when
Edward attacked U65c with one OF the
iron frames which hold In position the
benches there. One sharp end OF the
frame penetrated the boys neck neal
the spine. innictng a wound which
since has partly paFalyzed the child HC
IS under the care of Dr. Stewart, bal
as great precauuon Is required I'M
dressiRg the wound the doctor has adj.
yiaed Mr. Hance to take his son TO g
Wilmington hospital for exmiuatisr
and treatment Osee has exonerateC
hia cousin from any criminal intent ir
ipjuring him.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
WIlLIAH MOTT is now
A DOUBLE MURDERER

Lsncastor. Pa. Oct 10.-hsrs Eliza
beta steinbAver. OF Columbia. who wsa
shst Monday night ~ william Mott,
when he killed his Dsramour. Hms.
Alherts. tho Bslmist. died lsat evening
at the Columbia hospital She had re-
ccived two kullsts in the hsad and a
third in tho stonaach Her shooting
was cutie accidental. and the result Of
her efforts "a pesceuiakor. the bullets
that struck her being intcnded for
Nine. Alberta Mott expressed great
regret upon hearing OF her death. Mrs
Steinbauor was 47 ycsra old, AID Is
survived by a sOn and husband.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED
HIS YOUNGER BROTHER

Lake Butler Ila.. Oct. 1o.-Harry
Anthony. one Of the most prominent
young business men OF this aectlon,
waa accidentally killed yesterday
morning at 1 o'clock by his younger
brother. Marvin Anthony. The broth
ers had heen l1 q fox chase untn mid
night. and stopped at the country home
OF DR. Anthony, their brother, three
miles out for rest during the re-
mainder of tho night. barry Anthony
handed his gun to Marvin 20 hold
while be unlocked the door. The gun
was accidentally li.ch1rrcd and Harry
killed ins,7ntly. i1fvir ccemc franz
tic with gr'af 0ad is now carefully
Cuordrd his .ricrda cr ho will
take his life.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
nnnr. - Il rIlnnt.

London, Oct i0.-The Times pub
fishes tho following dispatch from
Vredef0r. 0ranee River colony: The
British colHmn had q three days Aght,
from Get. TO Oct. z inclusive, with
Gen. De VETS commando OF a thou
sand men and Eve guns. 10 took place
in a veritable sea OF mountains near
here. The Beers ware dislodged and
dispersed. and they fed demoralized.
The British casualties vera slight.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
ODD FELLOWs INSTALL
New Omcers Chosen FOR Morning Star
Lodge OF smyrna
epeci-A % The Evenlng journal

epctlA 10 ine evening doufnhA
Smyrna. Oct 9.--rhe following Off
GERS Of Morning Star Lodge, No. 6, l.
o. o, T.. have been installed by Grand
Master John NJ. Ross: n. g., c. j. Sud-
ler v. c., W. w. Hynson; r. S., J. b.
Krusen. y. s., George Nj. Stevenson; /;
T.. Joseph Wright, c.. j. p, Carter;
W.. JohR Patterson; o. g.. Frank Hyn-
son; l. G., H. b. Grievfs; r. S. 10 K.
g., c. IL. Bataicrd; L. S. to H. g., w.
H. Scout; c., William FAIRIES, r. s. S..
Dr. c. o. Swinney; b. S. s.. AnGrew
Ssco R. S. TO ". c.. Is. d. Fowler. I4
s. TO v. g., ]. n. Wright. trustees, j.
E Carter. John y. Cameron, }. H.
Wright
Mcdonnell Encampment No. .. l. o.
10. T., have elscted these officers: c.
p, J. Il. Cameron; II. p, G. M. Steven
son; 8. w, II. b Grieves; J. w, j. d.
Wright. s., p. NJ Fowler, l., Joseph
Wright trustees. Messrs. Stevenson
Fowler and Joseph Wright
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
M scrvc Anolher Lunch

|T"|T|I 7" ""
New Castle, Oct. l0--Another one Of
the popular tcu-cent lunches Is to be
served ia the parlors of Nazareth M.
d. Church on Tho evening OF Wednes-
day, October "a The Mite Society a
The church has decided % give &C. and
It's members win De assisted by the
Grace Quigg Circle Mrs. Orien Car
1ck 10 chairman Of tho Committee OF
Arrangements. A display OF art viii
be another feature of che entertain
mcnt
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Heavy Mail for clayton once
Special 10 the Evening Journal.

Clayton. Oct. 9.--Yesterday after
noon the Clayton postoffice looked like
thosa in the large cities. as regards
the amount Of mail matter that was
handled Pamphlets and letters were
piled everywhere. having been sent
over by ST. Josephs Industrial School
Nearly 1000 pamphlets were followed
by $4,000 circular letters, the stamp
OF each having TO be cancelled.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
May Reeover From caneer

|T"|I-II 70 q" TlN|IIIIIH IWWI T-IT-
Clayton, Oct. g.-Mrs. j. E. Nichol-
son. wife OF the pastor OF Ewells NJ.
y. Church, who is at a cancer hospital
IN Richmond, Va, is on the road to
recovery. The Rev Mr. Nicholson
said yesterday that his wife is about
TO be relieved OF what is thought 90 be
the balance Of tho cancor.as the growth
is now very soft and ready to dr0p
out Hopes OF her ultimate recovery
aro entertained by her friends here.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Dcnocrats Expect Big Meeting

special 20 lho iANtnfAk journal
New Castle, Oct i0.-Democrats o.
'this hundred look forward 20 the p0-
litical meeting heEs tonight With much
interest. They hope TO make IL the
most enthusiastic one ever held in thie
hundred. The Democratic League OF
Red Lion hundred wkl be present in
a body
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
BIg Ioe rianf for nridgevilIe

Brldgeville, Oct 9.-brOwn Bros,
who are building q number of factories
here, now contemplate the erection OF
large ice plant for the purpose OF
supplying the Armour Refrigerator
Company with ice.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Of a Pcrsnnnl Natnre

specldl % the EVoninF journal
New Castle, Oct. 10.--Mrs Hlborn
and daughter. Miss May, and Mrs
ubill. OF Delaware City, we're the
guests Of friends here yesterday.
Harry Taylor went to Pittsburg yes.
terday to engage in business. Mr. Tay-
lo7 was at one time employed by J. T
Stops.
Miss RliEabsth V. Murphy was th'
guest Of Delaware City friends yester
day
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY
Trusted Noa Yors Postal Clerk ltcussl Of
Raising ncnev Orders

New York, OFT. 10.-Rlchard J Car
roll, who for number OF years has
been the chief money order clerk in
Branch r, Of the postoihce in this city,
was arrested yesterday for forging and
raising money orders Carroll was ar
raigned before United States Commits
sloner Shields, and his yexamination
was set for next Saturday mornins.
Bail was set at $500 Thomas A.
Jardines. auditor Of the pOstoince. Is
complainant in the case. The amount
Of tho alleged forseries 10 believed to
be very large.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
80 sien nnnrds

Special 90 the Evening Journal
New Castle, Oct. f0.-Cars Of the
New Castle railway now carry sign
boards, which distinctly tell their des-
tinatlon. This is a great convenience
FOR under the old system passengers
from Wilmington had no means OF
toarning whether the cars came here
or went 70 Delaware City until they
asked the conductors for the informa.
tiOn.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
This TamiIy Also Is Unfortuuate

Hpoclnl 90 the EVeninE journal,
New Castle, Oct l0.-1he family Of
Mr.. Glanten is another unfortunate
one. One of the sons. Ogle, has been
aick with typhoid fever several weeks.
and now Mrs. Glanden Is threatened
with the disease As there are many
ehildron in the home an outbreak OF
sisknnas Is feared.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
shipping Mauv Keiner Pears

3necIl % fh8 EVonIng journal
Bridgevile Oct Big shipments
of Keifier pears are being made this
week, and prices are ranging from 10
to 10 cents per basket. Reports from
Georgetown and Laurel state the crop
Is large In those sections.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Coon Hunting is Popular

Special 90 the Evening Journal.
Bridgeville. Oct Coon hunting
season is on and local sportsmen so
nightly in search of game Throughout
these long Autumn nights they follow
the hounds through dense swamps and
forests, returning home at dawn, gen.
orally laden with gsme.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Nh he cIren . IIenrinr

Before Magistrate Sasse this after
noon. J. Leonard Johnson and c. A
Walker viii be given a hearing on the
chargsof obtaining moneyby false pre-
tenses in connection with the Calves
ton relief fund concert
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
IN EmnIoyes rIay Ran

FUocI1I 70 tne ENenIns Journ1I
New Castle, October 10.-Employes
OF the cotton mill played game oil
ball yesterday afternoon that resulted
In victory for the new department
over the old by the score OF 4 TO z.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Delegate Attends Milton Convention
Special to The Evening Journal

New Castle, Oct l0-Mrs. Mary +.
Challenger went TO Milton to-day as
the local society delegate TO the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
Convention which began it's annual
business session IN the NJ ~ Church
thcre this morning Mrs. Challenger
win remain ia Milton until Friday.
Mrs Ella Gravel was the delegate
elected by the local society. but she
could not attend the convention.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
nnn plnrcr Iniures HE Arm

HN0NINT 20 TH0 TVUnInN J0UFnnI,
Now Castle. Oct 10.-While WI
liam beach was practiclng at ball
playing yesterday afternoon he fell
and so badly wrenched his arm that
he VIII be unable to use Il FOR several
weeks
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Il was Her BirthdaT Anniver.arT

Special % the Evening Journnl.
New Castle, Oct. 10.-F'riends OF Miss
Carrie Lemon rendered her q pleasant
birthday party In her home, in North
Fourth street. last evening. About
twenty couples from this city and VIZ
mingtOn attended.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Condncls speeIal servlces

ITT"TTI| 70 u" " "TTTTT- TTTT M
Clayton. Oct 9-The Rev o. W.
Dcvlnish has commenced "a series OF
extra services at st. panls NJ. H.
Church, which are being largely ale
tended. q number Of ministers from q
distance taking part.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Operation was suocessfni

optchA 70 the hNenlnS journal
New Castle. Oct l0.-Mrs. George
Hines, who underwent an operation In
the Delaware Hospital. Wilmington.
recently. because or stomach trouble
has recovered. and Is now In her home
here She hopes to be able 10 leave
the house within few weeks.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Broke an Axle

AS A. w Matthews. residing at Ches-
ter Heights. was driving up Shirley
street yesterday afternoon with load
Of malt, me rear axkle Of his wagon
broke. dumping the contents Of the
vehicle upon the street.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
New Water Tank Completed

Special 20 the Evening Journal
Clayton, Oct. 9.-The new water tank
erected by the r.. W. & b. railroad
has been finished. and it is an immense
affair. holding 2S,62S gallons OF water
The old tank-house and we'll have been
removed.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
FoR THE sotrT8

Southern Railway.-Express GAG p m.s
daily, sleepers TO Port Tampa, Augusta.
Memphis. and New Orleans; a6 p. m,
iaily sleepers 10 New Orleans, Memphis
Nashville. via Ashevllie and Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast L.ine.-iGNpress l2.l3 ?. ~,
istly sleepers to Charleston. Jacksonville
parf Tampa, and Macon, ln5 a; m. daily
b.. suors to Richmond and Jacksonville.
be- apeaIe q Ohio Railway S.n p. m.
daily. dining car, ana sleepers 20 Cin-
-iuuau
seahoard Air Line. Express. AS a. m.
daily. sleepers to Jacksonville. 4.0s B m
daily sleeDsrs 20 Atlanta and TAMPA.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
CobbIer is RACK at worl

Special TO the Evening Journal.
New Castle. Oct 10.-After being OK
duty for two weeks because ot a bad
ly cut hand George w. Davis resumed
work this morning.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
PIG sTEALER Is ABOUT
He Got One OF George Moore's Fine
PoriJefs several Nights since

Special 20 the Evening Journal
New Castle Oct. i0.-ft was mod
orn Tom who rald a visit 70 the farm
OF George Moore over near Hare 9
Corner. several nights since. for, in-
stead Of stealing pig "and away ne
ran" as did The Tom OF nursery rhyme
reputation. he constructed ama.l
sized pen and cavod one OK MI
MoOe's iincst sows away IN it.
This modern pig stcaler was evident
~ familiar with the Moore property
He mace his visit early in the morn
ing, took from the woOdshed such ma
terial as was necessary 70 the CON
siruction OF the individual pen, and
drove ont without attracting anybody
in the house or disturbing the sieep
Of the ten other hogs that were in the
pen.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
Pailsdelphia and Readin Ranws
Wilmington Division)

rirr tsiie ina effect January 20, 1900.
Trttue leave WILMINGTON (French Street
-4tiunl for Elsmere Junction, Mont
min, Winterthur. Guyencourt, Gran
Cossart Chadds Ford Junction
fu-on West Chester, Embresvlllo,
.rrtfle. Coatesville ana intermediate
ti1re faflv except sunday at i.S5
r. laNv rs and 81 an sunday only
v1r Wayusshufs junction Elyersos
rd intermediate stations. daily except
tndav. al 1885 a. M. daily 215 and 4N
700 Sunday only at SOC a. m.
Tor Joanna Birdsboro. Reading ana in
termedlate stations daily except sunday,
anday. at 1876 a m. daily 2.15 and 4-50
h. IS m and daily @ IS . no sunday
nly. sos a. m.
Fof further Information. passengers are
.farred 10 the ticket agent az the sta
IHn
a sWEIGARD, Gen. superintendent
ipsON ] WEEKS. Gen Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
, pHLAWARE pIvIsIoN

For New Castle. s.l3 a. M. s02. 4s9 ana
5.5S D. M, weekdays.
FOR Lewes and Rehoboth. SIS a. m. 40
o. m, weekdays.
Rehoboth special, 414 y. m, Saturday
only.
For Dover, Harrington. and Delmar. s.lA.
i10s a. m, 49, 6.bS ard 12u D. M Sun
days. 1211 p. m.
For Wyoming and way stations, SOS D.
nl.. week-dayH
Express for Cape Charles. OLD Poirt
comfort, and Norfolk l1.of q. tn.. week
5ays and 1911 night daily
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
SOMETHING ABOUT ARMIES,
Artillerymen Were Once Regarded
as Mechanics, Not Soldiers.

Artiilcrymcn Were Once Regarded
as Mechanics, Not Soldiers.
Until the time OF Charles MI of Swe-
den the artillery was not considered a
part Of the army. The men serving In
It were not soldiers, but regarded as
mechanics. The officers had no army
rank. Charles NlI gave artillery OH
GERS q rank and regularly organized the
artillery into companies. The battle or
Pavia demonstrated the superiority Of
the gun In the hands OF the Spanish
infantry. The musket carried a two
ounce ball and sometimes brought
down at one fire two or three mailed
knights. The French sent flag Of
truce to remonstrate against the use Of
such barbarous weapons.
Alexander had four kinds Of cavalry
the cataphrpu or heavy armed horse;
the light cavalry, carrying spears and
very light armor; the acrobalistg, or
mounted archors. used for outposts, pa
trols and reconnoltering duty, and the
dimaohop. on troops expected TO act eli
ther as cavalry or infantry. Alexander
the Great reorgnnlzed his fathers ar
my. The file or lachos OF 10 men was
the unit; two files made n dhochy;
two dilochles made q tetrarchy; two
tetrarchies a teXiarchy; two Of these a
syntagurn; 16 Of these a small phalanx;
four of these a tetra-phalangarchy, 9th
arwise known rs large phalanx.
The Greeks attacked In 3 phalanx.
the spears interlocked and shields over
tapping After the FIRST onset the spears
were dropped. and the day was decid-
Cd with tine sword. The cavalry at
tucked the enemy In the rear IL poasi-
bic ami, in case Of victory, undertook
the pursuit. pearson's Weekly.
Going West and Northwest
The best line west OF Chicago III you
are going TO any point I'm Montana
Idaho, Washington, Oregon. Kansas
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming. Utah
| Nevada or California. Is The Chicago
/ Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway. Di
rect and short lines between Chicago
Sioux City. Omaha Milwaukee, IL
Crosse, st. Paul and Minncap0l S1u
vestibu.el electric lighted, steam heat
ed trains; free reclining chair cars
compartment and sleeping cars; thi
dnest dining cars I'm the world II yol
contemplate a trip west or northwes
cal on any coupon ticket agent in tn
\ United states or write 20 W. S. Howell
lG. b. p. A., 3S1 Broadway, n. ". o
Go John r Pott, ID. p. A., 4S6 william
street. Wiiliamsport Pa, saying wher
yCu are going about when you viii
start how many there win De in tn
lparty and full information, with map.
B timetables and rates of fare win b
promptly furnished. free. BE sure L
ask for your tickets via c.. M & 81
LIP Rv.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
FElR
Thu OPERATORS
Continued From First Page.

that they realize the United Mine
Workers organization is here to stay.
will. 1t is pointed out, have a tendency
to dissuade any double dealing on the
part of the operators, even If they
were inclined to do a thing Of this kind.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
roraa vvnnta stansara oiI lsaUnstsa

st. Louis, Oct. 10.-Roquisition pa
pors issued by Governor Sayers, Of
Texas, were served on Governor R0ose-
welt here yesterday for the eKtradi-
ti0a Of John D. Rockefeller Henry d.
Flaqlcr ard olhor Standard Oil men
for alleged violation OF the antitrust
lew cf Tcxas Governor Roosevelt
said he could not act on the roqulsi-
ticn oa lone as he 30 ont Of the state
OF Nea York as he i7 technically not
governor. lie s7id he will look int
tho c.s1 when be returns to New York.
Evening journal., 1900-10-10
nrnnLrTr

nrnnr.c Trrcs Arsps' REORGANIZATION.
Worh'ngion Oct 19--It IS urged, in
the anual roucft of l1oi. Gen. John r.
Brooke. c0mn,nding lie department
OF tho cast. at New York. which was
msde rlhlio at the war department
yesterday. th'f a pressing necessity
exists for the reorganization Of the
army on modern lines.