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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-08
HILL NOT A BUYER
Declares He Has Not Bought North
ern Pacific for six Months.

Special to The Journal.
New York, May 8.-James J. Hill was
interviewed at Hotel Netherland on the
connection of his name with the phe-
nomenal movements in Northern Pacific
stock. He was asked:
lis it true that the Morgan-ILilI interests
are expending millions, as was reported in
Wall street yesterday, in order to maintain
control Of the Northern Pacific, and that this
is the cause Of the recent phenomenal rise in
the price OF the stock Of that railroad?"
Mr.. Hill smiled. II have nothing to say
he said. wait one minute, thought will
tell you this: 1t has not cost me cent The
reason is that I have not bought share OF
Northern Pacific in six months. am presi-
dent of the Great Northern, you know, and
am not trying to purchase Northern Pa
cihc. l know nothing OF Mr.. Morgan's rela-
ton to the road said Mr.. Hill. MIR. Nor
gan and are two separate individuals" /"
Then it is mistake to speak Of the Nor
gan-Hill interests In Northern Pacifc?''
This question Mr.. Hill did not answer He
said:
81 cannot speak for Mr. Morgan, but 1
guess you would not go far wrong if you said
Mr.. Morgan's position is analogous to mine. -
What, then, do you suppose is the cause OF
the surprising jump in the Northern Pacific
stock?"
1T Is all ghost dancing. The situation is
simply this: Wall street is full of rumors and
reports without foundation. There are cliQues
and parties there that are always ready to
rush in and buy or sell as the case may be
upon the slightest provoeation. That is the
situation to-day, and in my opinion that is
the only explanation of the change in North
ern Pacific"
Mr.. Hill was very busy. He was en-
gagged for several hours talking con-
fidentially with friends. He sent many
messages from his room to the telegraph
office and was frequently called to the
telephone.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-08
BRITISH IRON And STEEL
HOW THEY FAIL IN THE RACE
Painful Discussion at a Meeting of
the Iron and Steel Institute
in London.

London, May S.-The annual meeting of
the Iron and Steel Institute commenced to-
day. 1t is attended by ell the prominent
engineers in Great Britain, while almost
all the American engineering cen*ers are
represented, Andrew Carnegie being
among those present. The new president,
William Whitehill, devoted almost all mis-
remarks to American methods, declaring
Great Britain would be compelled TO adopt
them. He said:
I'VE shall have to fight much harder
in the future TO retain our proud posi-
ton"
The principal paper at the opening ses-
sion was read by william Garrett of
Cleveland, who declared Great Britain's
supremacy in the iron and steel trade
so long held. was now lost. He said:
Your falling behind is partly due to the
fact that up to the present you have had no
competition. I may be wrong, but I venture
to assert that during the past ten years all
the British iron and steel manufacturers to-
gether did not spend as much money in i'm
proyements as the Carnegies did in two years
Is your ingenuity and energy exhausted-you
who at one time were the greatest manufac-
turers in the world? I cannot believe it.
Mr.. Garrett went on to point out low
this condition OF affairs could be remedied
by consolidation.
The chairman, in announcing Mr.. Carne-
gie's gift of e6.500 to the institute for
original metallurelogical researches, said
Mr.. Carnegie had decided to double the
amount and the council had agreed to
distribute it among various nationalities-
onethird to DR.. Mathews (American) one
third to DR.. Goldberg (Austrian) and one
third to DR.. Stansfeld (English).
Mr.. Carnegie subsequently, in propos-
ing a vote of thanks for the presidents S
address, said that in his opinion the
president had put his finger on the right
spot The whole lesson Of this was: You
must look at home and develop the ma
| terial you have"
Mr.. Carnegie believed thoroughly that
Cleveland iron would make good steel. He
was certain the basic process would sue
ceed in Great Britain as it had done in
America. What was said in America to
the contrary had not prevented them from
buying up all the mines nobody else want
ed. The same could be done in Great
Britain. The Bible taught them, Seek
ye first the kingdom of Heaven, and all
things will be added unto you" He (Mr.
Carnegie) said, seek ye first the United
Kingdom, and the markets of the world
will be added unto you"
| Get right at home" said Mr.. Carnegie,
''and do not worry about things abroad"
The way to get hold of foreign markets.
! Mr.. Carnegie continued, was to get hold
of and conquer the markets at home. It
was not necessary to thank him for the
prizes he had given for research. He
had to thank the institute, for he felt it
was q field in which a great deal more
money might be prof1tably spent
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-08
CHANCES NOT GOOD
Youngers Will Probably Not BE
ParOIed.

The board Of prison managers did not
parole the Younger brothers. Their ac-
tion 6as merely resolution requesting
the written consent of the members of
the board of pardons. There are two reso-
lutions, one for each of the brothers.
They reached the governors Office this
morning, and were placed on file pending
the action of the three members of the
board Of pardons.
The governor, attorney general and
chief justice do not give any inkling of
their intentions. A meeting of the board
is not required, as the law only requires
the written consent of the individual
members. 1t is probable that they will
meet to discuss the question, however.
The board of prison managers will not
meet again until June g. Should the board
of pardons delay action until Aug. l,
when the board of prison managers gives
way to the board of control, the fate OF
the Youngers would rest in the hands of
Messrs. Morey, Lee and Leavitt. The
chances are, however, that the applica-
tion will not receive the Endorsement Of
the board of pardons at any stage Of the
proceedings.
Warden Wolfer was a caller at the capt.
tol this morning, but had nothing to say
about the Younger matter,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-08
CAN'T HAVE 1T
National Tele graph News Company
Deprived of Ticker News.

Chicago. May S.-An injunction was
granted to-day by the federal court in the
case of the western Union against the
National Telegraph News company, ct al.
restraining the latter from using any OF
the sporting news, quotations and other
information transmitted by the Western
Union over It's tickers until the lapse OF
an hour from the time such items first
appear upon the tape, or from copying
such news for republishing. Judge Kohl
saat held that the Western Union has a
right of property in the information col
lected at great expense, and that It's prop
erty does not cease when 1t is published
on the tickers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-08
PIN on JApANEsE RANKs

Yokohama, May S.-There have been heavy
runs on the Kioto banks and one OF them
has suspended, though oided to the extent
OF 100000 yen. The Bank of Japan is send
ing 100000 yen to Kioto.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-08
DLSORDERLY D0NS
Several Killed and Injured In a Rio
at Barcelona.

Hendaye, France, May 8.-Advices re-
ceived here from Barcelona, Spain, say
several persons were killed and numbers
we're injured during the disorders there
yesterday. A majority af the trades have
struck work
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-08

Snails are not only regarded as a great
delicacy in Paris. but are recknned as
very nutritious.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-08
sENDINC OUT GOLD.

New York, May S--Heidelbach, Ickelhei-
mer Co. will ship 100000 in gold on the
steamer sailing for Germany Tomorrow.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-05-08

COntinued on Eighth Page.
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In the senate

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seyond disrossng OF h cantesn cues
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progress was made. In n hn, rxrrramw
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SUNDAY, SCHOOL tHooon.
fss ossday, nsvsabss l7tA. 1901.

THE CHILDHOOD o. AsosEs.-U. Clio.
1. Add thsse wsat . nee Of the house
Of fevt end took 70 wife . daughter Of
Levi.
.. And shs woman oouosivsd. end
boso . 500; and when che seW him
thos b We . goodly child, che hid
bin Tor three months.
J Add. whsa she coslA' % losgsr
hide bin, shs teok eoe hin 90 ssk Of
bvllruehee, aod dGuboA u 9Th OIlwe
eo4 With pitch, end put The child shsre.
To-; sod che laid II 10 the 6sgs BY The
rivee's brink.
4. And biz Sister stood afse OF, 70
VT what would b doos % him.
D. Aud the dsughter Of Phsrsohcsms
down 70 wash herself - the river; and
her maidens walked sl0ng By The riv.
ere side; and when che ssw the srk
among The 6s9s, she sent her maid 70
9. And whom che he'd opened Il. che
ssw he child; sud, behold, The bsbs
weps. Add she he'd compsssiou on
him, snd said: This 10 one Of the He.
brews' childrso.
7. Then said bis Sister 70 Phsroah's
daughter: shall I 70 sud cell 70 thee
. urs of the Hebrew women, thss che
may nurse the child for theey
8. Aud PhsraOh's daughter ssid ~
her: Go. And the msid went and called
che child'a mother.
.. Aud Phsrsoh'sdsughtev said unto
her: Take this child away, and nurse Il
Tor ne, snd I will give thee thy wages.
And the woman took The child, and
uursed L.
70. And The child . ana shs