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New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
RAILROADS
pENNSYLVANIA
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STATIONS foot of WEST TwENTY-TaIRr STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND coRTLsNDT STREETS
A4The leaving time from Desbrosses and
C"rtlandf Streets is five minutes later tAaa
That given below for Twenty-thtrd street
stauon; except where otherwise noted.
Cars New fo4s AsT :, Nhmsd TO two Bsfss paa,or
sss A.erso Al Fs NS So1esss aa TO Pi,sbgss
f1nrEDPamaa shf als~eI1h6
lion Cars For Chicago Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati.
ssSiis HNa VIA n1uis
SSs His sT LOUIS R1n:ns sE2FREss-For SaF pss.Our..
wEsTERS ESpRPol s Tasss Palns shisaso For
Ssefe"T Pazss c plt,.eu. and
Route connsc.n hnexvs @ daily via shsnand9an valley
s-5s PsrE 2; CLEyET.ANp AND cINcINNATI Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7Ss s@ s55 1910 Oesbrosses cortlandt Streets;
9S,nv SzY Dining Car 10 50 Dining Carr ms y 81
eso g 3 Lin > al Pa5ior and p@'ns :,
m. IL iS s!s6s sanday; sss io5s 6iains s.s.
al Parlor Dining CarsS s25 425 Dining csr'.
soGfaERS s Exp ss.C s25 m laio
ATLANTIC GoAsF LINE-Express s5s a m and s.2s
Potan Limited l2 IS daily. Express. II 10 night
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cHEsAPEARE KEYS oaio RamWax-sss n saa a. M and ASS
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-1S {. M
AEsSTIc saAdsT! G s aRs Ts:SS! F, r. xseksay. s.
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Parior
smoking Car. Paror Cars Dining Car and Standard
Coaches Sundays-
CAPE MAY.-12.S5 q m weekdays
For points New York and Branch Railroad from
west Twenty-third Stree. Station. S55 a M 1zlo.
% 325 80 ass. ard eos p SUNDAYS e2S a. m
400 m frOr Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets). 300
a. NJ 10 20 230 $40. 40. $40. and 100 p m Sun
days e.45 a. m. SIS D m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
10 tDes6rosses md Cortlandt Streets 500. I2S 1oc
500. Us % 55 Penna- Iimlted) 1910 DssorosseS
and cortlandt Streets 10 aO Dining Car> 1888 Dining
Cortiandt Streets 2oD. S. 25 s55. f25 4ss Din-
ms Carr 455 Dining Carl 555 Dining Carl I55 SIS.
500 s25 m. ~ 10 night Sundays, 10, laS mo
eoaehesl SIS. s55. % 955 Gimtel. 30 10 5o Din
s25 % 42s CDinins Carr, 455 Dining Car. SsS
Dining Carr, I55. SIS. S55. 9.2S y 10 night
TisSet Offices Nos 4s :Ias 1854 III and PSI BroadMay
ls2 Fifth Avenue tbeiOw 2Si ST.: AStor House, Weee
Twentythrd sreet Station. and stations foot OF pes-
crosses and Cortlandt Streets Court Street $50 F-
ton Street IS Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
ton, BROOKLYN; Station. Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company will call for check baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destination
Telephone '9i4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab
j. B HUTCHINSON T. R WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 81 1901

s1port, 800 American 1900; receipts 5000: American,
5000 niddling upland, 1led Futures opened steady,
Snyers lo4d advance closed steady TO 3s points net
October November. 42212b, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 42os;
December-January January-Februsry and February
March, 4.le1xs March-April ApTil-May. 426s Man
chester quiet a doing IN cloths
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT STATEMENT.
For the week ending Friday. September 90. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

COTTON-The cotton futures opened firm In
tone with prices points higher. fairly generous
buying shorts Wall Street account ana on
European time around the opening New
Orleans Southern interests bought mere Inc
influences bearing market OF marked bulfsh
Character Liverpool 21s points higher than ex-
pected receipts surprisingly Eght, the weather
South very nfavorabe late cotton and 10 picking
reports drygoods and cloth markets We're un
euesonabiy satisfactory while revised estimates as 70
tie yield showed further reductions on the
other hand little other than speculative
neVs market way TO bear pressure be-
fore the first half hour and January eased on
from 7s4c TIC Claims thai the long interest was
top heavy and that demand from cotton South was
esunt tended check aggressive investment buying
Nevertheless after midday shorts began 10 lose con-
fcence IL their positions while buying for outside account
grew apace Reports that had appeared The
the belt last for frost pretty
much northern district tonight started
t0y1ng protect oversales. Then the week end
figures brought sight
These showed 177.0oo bales. compared with 225.51o
last year 275os5 1899 233 4s3 1898. This
account and the general buying which followed Jsnu
ary advanced from this level there
WIS some reaction later under profit taking, but the
market whole decidedly firm in hour
Ine fear that Liverpool would much higher in
cnorn.nC, that The chronicles' review
south would nc very unfavorae that the
Tonight might further than forecasted impeed
marked further advance Trading active
AZ any time Of late and business through
heuses showed gratifying increase. The market
Hnsily steady. with prices net s0lo points higher
The OF prices in the local to-day
was follows
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
o-os = NJ I'D S-S P NJ Daily
P;trSfeid and North Adams. Saturdays only, Ay
P. NJ: Sundays Only at 92J A NJ
Pullman Cars AT through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch
Ticket of5c4s If3 80. E7 Broadway. IS
Union So w. 2T5 Columbus Ave. f3S I25rh S..
125th St and I3Sth - Stations. New 2SS
Fulton St. and lOs Broadwav E II Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3Sth Street. York
Service b checked from hotel residence
Express Comp ny.
p s BLoPGETT GEORGE II. DANIELS
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
90 u1hom ct Hlap Uoneern

ITO Mary Drummer (Nee Waaser) Or Her Chill
l. dren-Notfce IS hereby given that Fredercka Bass
Ter late OF Philadelphia having thed Mary
frinner IL living $500; not. then her Children
Information of of Of above parties
earnestly requested HARRY c. LAMMLE. Executor.
No. .TSI Market Street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
80. tS.00. 900. 1000. I'll 80 A.
.1so IS 90 - t4oo sf4oo t4ao 800. ZOO tTso
BALTIM6RE AND WASHINGTON.
g'43O. $500. 1000. '11.eG A. M t1OO 80 .3 40
800 81 90 Y. NJ. .12 Is mdt
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot Rector ST.
Through Point Pleasant. 1000 A. NJ. LOO 3s5 40
through TO Posn. Pleasant 1900 4 M LOO SEQ p. a.
1900 1854 Bway is2 9Th & AZ ls7 9Th Az IS Union sq
bus Av. New York; Court 344. $50 Fulton s.
Brooklyn; 8s Broadway Williamsburg. New York Trans.
oalls for and checks baggage 20 destiuatiOn
fFrom Lihsr1 o, only 'Daily tDaiiy except Sun
day. beundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
RAlT.MnrE e. nHIn as.lRnln
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin Station. York as fol-
lows and Is min later foot West 4ad ST. y. r:
.I:lo A A--For INTERIM points 10 Albany & Mont-L
tl0;So A M--Saratoga and Buffalo Express
VII 30 ~ ND Lake Mohonk Catsku Nft'n Exp-e.a
'1:o0 p. M-Chcago Express.
.2:23 P M-Cont Linn for Detroit Chi s st. Louis.
13:45 II. Nd For Hudson River Points & Albany.
'6:l5 2, M-For Tsoch-. Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chicago
TI:43 p M-For Roch. Buffalo. Detroit ST. Louis
1918 p M-FOr Syra-. ROch- Mag Falls De a Cvht
'Daily tDaily except sunday. Leaves Brookiv, An
mex. No. l at t1O:45 ~ N: 1890 P M Ieay.
Jersey City. p r r Sta, No. l. I'll 20 4 NJ; No =
AT 1880 p NJ Time tables at principal
Baggage checked by Westcotts Ex
p. s. BLODGFTT c. r I.AYREPT
Sshi superintendent Gent Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
NEW YORK TO BOSTON
SPRINGFIELD LINE.

Via SpTtnrfald. and
BOSTON * ALBANY RAIx3OAI-
& River - P.
leave Grand Central Fourth
426 Street. Ye-k. follows:
Leave Arrive Arrive
Springfield P0ston
m. noOI
tl2 90 SIS $40 p m
400 .. 10 1000 D. m
slI.oo .. m. 81 a m
Tickets a Centrll and
1916 BroadwaT. Grand Central Staten
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

Buffalo Sept. 2O.-Fiour steady. wheat-But
little doing: spring. No Northern. old I7Ae winter.
No yellow, s2A 9e2ss; No de- 6Se: Nc corn s5hc
3sN G3sisc No mixed. s1i4c; No do, SIC. Barley
Stronger; fancy Western. oiG63c RyeNo l. Soc Canal
freights steady.
Chicagn Sent cn-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Spirits quiet 26s Sd Rosin-Common steady. 4s 1isd-
Petroleu-Rened steady. 6*6 Lnseed oil steady, 52s
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
NAVAL STORES.

The for spirits rather quiet but shade
easier in sympathy with Southern depression Rosn
and pitch were quiet and unchanged. We quote:
IAR-Regulars. 81 95; do oil bbls, s4 10.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-36l G36S4c.
ROSlN-Cornmon TO good strained. 81 40: D. 81 50 E,
9 so; 50; G. 81 co; H. 81 65 l. 81 70: K. 81 10;
NJ, 81 Go; n. So O5; w G.. So 45; w W, SO So.
STOCK ON HAND.
LEO DpIs
A"i 1'l ODDS
49, Wilmington. Sept 2o.spirs turpentine- Nothing do
ng receipts 157 bbs Rosin firm 95c4Sl; receipts $50
bbls Crude turpentine quiet and steady. s1Gs 90
eepts. go hbs. Tar irrn 81 35 receipts. 414 bbls.
Charleston. Sept. 20.Turpentine-Nothing doing Rosin
firm. unchanged.
savannah, Sept. 20-Spirts turpentine firm, $3.50
s5ci receipts o31 bills sales. s35 exports. 3sa Rosn
hrn receipts 1928 bbis sales 7.12O; exports 1881.
Quotations: A, and c. 95cQS1 D. 81 E, 81 O5Gs1 10;
81 lOQS1 12e G. 81 15@s1 10; H 81 204s1 %: l. 81 IS
qs 10 X 81 s0dS1 So; H. 81 20GS2 25 ~ 50 60QS2 10;
w G. S3Q$2 10; w w. So 30
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
LaCkaWanna Railroad.

A Dvst IisEAENrS ana Subscriptions for N. r-s>-.
= "a Al tnsir Uptown Once. l2s2 BroadVay
% ocot noish or ost until
ueno receved ., the following at rerui.p
SA--Se seAes until o CLOCK m
>N- -osIi - oln-avs. COZ. l2a Nacy'A sSh-av0
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Western winter steady: 5s 6lsd: No Northern spring
quiet Sd California quiet. IS I'D; futures quiet
December 6s Tfsd: March, bs esd Corn-Spot hrm
American mixed. IS Id futures quiet; October. 5s
November 5s; December 5s I'D. Peas-Cansdlan steady
es 4d. Flour st Louis fancy winter steady, Is Cd
at Iondon-Pacifc Coast dull. f3 3sGf3 IS.
firm; extra India mess. 7os Pork Arm; prime Mess
sos; prime Western. In tierces sSs Cd Hams Arm
cut IA 10 10 oas. Bacon-Cuuberland cut, 2s
to so 10 strong, 6Ss; rib. rb frrn Cos
long nliddies nsh 2s to 81 10 strong sos; long
middles heavy. IS TO 20 n. 40s 80:
backs &c to 20 10 nr. +8s Cd; clear bellies II
10 70. strong 5as shoulders-square. II to Is n Arm
Cheese steady: American finest white ass
finest coored. 4ss. Butter steady; finest United
States. good States Tallow-Prtne city
strong c7s Sd Australian IN London nr. 90. Cot
cti--fiuu refined Turn
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

Eio-Conee market quiet No Rio. $3.50; exchange
II i52d: receipts ooo bags cleared for tne on1tea
States 1000 bags cleared for Europe 600 bags Stock
-5s 900 bags.
The statistical position of Brazilian coffee is as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

Foregr coree Merkets.-Santos-Cofe market wsaki
good average Santos 4o; receipts, 900 bags stock
i ls7 600 bass HarubLrg-Coffee market opened %g1a
Pfc higher; 2:30 was net unchanged 10 = pIg
higher compared Wednesdays close; sales. y
bass Havre-Coffee market opened barely steady. Il
franc higher compared with Wednesdays close az
= 80 80 ou00 ta1s
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21
viz -, coton statistical statement from Liverpool
- 'e usual comparisons. is as follows:

Nodexare special Liverpool cables oo cotton
Ao.opo bales. speculation and
New-York tribune., 1901-09-21

co.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-02

Aladison. April 29.-3y vote of 30
To 80 the assembly advanced to a third
reading the bill to create a state board
of immigration along the same lines
ms the one which expired last Feb
ruary by the limitations of the law
which established It, This Is con,
trary to the governors desires.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-02
HENRY lRvING'o LITTLE JEST.
How the English Actor Poked Fun at
Richard Harding Davis.

Sir Henry irving has never been
noted particularly for brllilancy OF re.
partee. but on one occasion not 50 very
long ago it Is told. he managed to get
Richard Harding Davis into a corner
and made him feel Ike something very
small and insignificant indeed The In.
cideut took place IN London last year,
when Mr. Davis was invited to a din.
ner to be given 70 the famous actor
at the Horseshoe Restaurant. Mr..
Davis, with his ual appearance Of ir-
responsible youth, bad just returned
from South Africa aud was full Of his
contempt and disgust for EnglIshmen
and English customs he vas intro.
duaed ID irving, and took that oppor.
tnnity NJ making some rather sraetac.
nlar illusions to the English stage and
the actors thereof
ne aofa upon his coat several
medals, presumably given him BY
grateful employers Of certain New
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-02
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

Madison, April 24.--Tho committee
on claims last night reported to
the senate number of large
appropriation bills and the mea,
sure granting state aid to graded
schools. The university appropria-
tions are somewhat reduced, $3.50, 900
being allowed for a new agricultural
building $4,000 for the college of e.-gi.
neering both of which are to be taken
from the general fund. An Increase
in the annual income Of the agricul-
tural college of $4,000, 81 500 for the
engineering college and $4,000 for the
college of commerce, Is allowed. MI
Of the latter amounts are to be raised
by direct tax levy.
The bill providing for the annual :. p
preparation the normal school fund
was cut from 1926. 900 to $2t5,000.
The appropriations for teachers in.
stitutes was reduced from $4,000 to
$4,000, and the bin providing for
state aid to graded schools was cut
from $4,000 to 100000.
An unsuccessful attempt was made
In the assembly yesterday morning %
reconsider the vote by which the rail-
road taxation bill was killed yester-
day the vote resulting 40 for reconsid-
GRAFTON and so against. The Gavin
architects license bin was killed after
a spirited debate, by a vote Of SIS 70 36.
The senate at the morning session
passed through a long calendar With.
out debate. with half dozen dis.
senting votes the senate killed the
Roe BIZ passed by the assembly defin
Ing drinks which contain one per cent
~ alcohol as !nt3xicants.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-02

York newspapers for services rem.
dered in the literary world, and seem.
cd proud OF them to the very last de-
gree, Irving, feeling that some small
moral chastisement was necessary TO
this young man, leaned over the side
of his chair, and, taking one OF the
medals in his hand, gaEed at il long
and intently
Then he looked at Davis with quiz.
tcal smile and said.
All, yes, Me TAILS, ehG How nice.
Did you get them at your school, my
little MANI"
Eyewttnesses say MIR Davis did not
care for his dinner overmuch and
spent the rest Of the evening in moody
silence,--Ncw York Telegraph,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-02
SuLAR VISITORS.
CoNFsRRlNG WITH ROOT
Secretary Of War Discusses What
Substantial" Agreement Means
Committee Makes no Complaint as
to Gen, Wood and VIII Go Home
Pleased.

Washington, April g6,-The Cuban
delegation from the convention Tram.
ing the constitution for the new island
republic saw President Mckinley
twice yesterday, once in the carly part
of the day, when there were introduc.
tons and a formal. exchange of oN,
pressions of friendship between the
United States and Cuba, and again at
night when the members of the dele
cation were guests of honor at n state
dinner at the white house, The real
business which brought the delegates
here was transacted With Secretary
Root at the war department, the pres
idcnt in the forenoon interview saying
to the delegates he would confer With
the secretary who would act rs his
representative in the conference over
| the Cuban situation. The delegation
| and Secretary Root were closotod
some hours in the afternoon, discuss.
ing relations of the island to tho
United States. Secrecy was observed
ms to the conference.
The guests invited to meet the nom.
hors of the committee ut the White
house last night were thoroughly rep.
rescntatiNc of the executive, legisla.
| tive and judicial branches OF the gov.
eminent and included members of the
| cabinet an! senators and representa-
| ttves WHO have been prominent in the
discussion of insular affairs, justices
| of the supreme court and officers OF
| the army and navy
The most important meeting OF the
! day was the conferences IN Secretary
Roots Office from 3 until 6. The bust
ness was not completed ana the con
| ference will rcasscmble this after
noon.
1t was made plain to the Cubans by
| Secretary Root that no modification
| of the platt amendment could be made
| by the executive department of the
government. and the Cuhans them.
selves understood there Is little posi-.
blity of congressional action in that
direction, so the conference was de-
voted largely to the construction
which could be placed upon the amend.
mcnt. The law states the propositions
contained in the amendment shall be
substantially" agreed to by the Gu
bans and the discussion revolvcd chief
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-02

district Those who spoke for the bin
were ASsemblymHn Stevens, u. Evans,
Lonroot, Rossman and Sturdevant,
while those who opposed II were
Messrs. Franklin Johnson, Dodge.
Barker and Williams,
At the morning session the bill in,
creastng the appropriation to the Wis,
cousin horticultural society from
$l,750 to $9,250 was passed The bis,
SCH bin providing for the appoint.
ment Of deputies by county suporiu,
tendouts OF schools was passed, The
Barker bill prohibiting the marriage
OF divorced persons within year
after the the decree is granted, unless
they obtain court permit, passed
without discussion,
The assembly passed Ainsworth's
bin licensing peddlers by vote ot 81
to 5. The medical bill with the com.
promise clause admitting the osteo
paths was passed without opposition
after the adoption Of couple OF YER
bal amendments. Martins hill pro
viaiug that one member of the board
of university regents shall be a woman
was coucurrcd in,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-02

Madison April 25-Tbe assembly
last night adopted the committee
amendment 70 the TiagcmoisteE pri
mary election bin by vote on Az 10
ft The bin now goes back 10 the
senate am ended ID al to apply to coun.
ties, cities, assembly and senatorial
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-02
WHERE THE MONEY GOES.
Monthly Cost of Running Our Big
State Institutions.

The state board Of control has au-
ditcd the expense account for the var
ious institutions under it's charge for
the past month as follows:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-05-02

of university regents shall be a woman
was concurrcd in
Madison, April -Assemhlyman
Frost's mortgage tax Ill passed the
assembly yesterday without u speech
being made for It and with only l..
votes against It, The measure
which proposes to tax only unla,
numbered property and to assess
mortgages and property upon he
same basis, viii, il is thought, be u
great factor in causing his form OF
personal property to be placed ON thI
tax rolls.
Senator Stout's hill appropriatlug
$4,000 for Wisconsin's exhibit at tho
st Louis fair caused something Of a
furry Judge Orion doubted the wis.
dom OF putting in that sum of mon W.
~ Evans, lr, thought Wisconsin,
dairy products should be advertised in
the South, Asscmhlymau Root sad
it was not necessary, ns Wisconsin,
goods advertise themselves, at home
aud abroad, The bill was finally con,
Cured in. 90 to Is The end of thu
primary hill is In sight The bin as Il
passed the assembly Thursday ovcn-
ing was sent to the senate yesterday
morning and was made special
order for o'clock next Wednesday
evening. This was done without d..
bate. having been agreed to by
Senators Jones aud Miller as leaders
Mills. alone, objected TO this proceed,
ing, He wanted the matter disposnG
Of at once, because there was much
Important business next week, and tn
anticipation of the primary contesr
would upset all business until IL was
disposed Of The McComb osteopathy
compromise bin was ordered to n
third reading.
Aladison. April 29.-By vote of ~
TO 50 the assembly advanced to a third
reading the bill to create II state board
of immigration along the same lines
ms the one which expired last Feb
ruary by the limitations of the law
which established It, This is con
trary to the governors desires.
Madison, April 30 The first death
Of the session was announced in tho
upper house. Senator Thomas Foarne
| having died of quinsy at his home IN
| Coloma, Waushara county, yesterday
| He was 65 years old, a native OF
| Canada, and a farmer He came tC
| Wisconsin as a child and had filled
| various county Offices He was II sup
porter of the primary election bill
The senate took recess tn noon
adopted suitable resolutions eulogizinl
| the dead and adjourned Tor the day
The assembly also adjourned as Z
mark of respect, but before doing sc
transacted some business The bill
was killed which conferred on col
lege students the right to vote in col
loge towns. A senate bin was con
cured In which provides soparat,
| ballot-bOXos for women to yCte foI
school officials at all general election,
and the bill creating Gates county on
| of the northern half Of Chippewa wal
passed, The name Rusk gives wa,
to Gates AS the land Spectator o
the latter name promises $4,000 foI
the erection of county buildings
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-19
HIGH SCHOOL SENATE.
A Trust Bill Under Consideration
Notes of the Schools.

The High School Senate at it's meeting
yesterday afternoon discussed the trust
question and elected a new set of officers.
The election resulted follows: Senator
Lodge Edwin Friend, president; Senator
Wellington Isaac Hunt, vice president;
Senator Tillman CMyrtle NewsOn), reading
clerk, and Senator Proctor custodian. After
this the body turned its attention to the
trust bill, which provides that the protec-
tive tariff be taken off all articles manu-
featured by trusts. Senators Lodge edwin
FRIEND and Perkins ernest Cohn) upheld
the measure. both advancing socialistic
ideas, which displeased Senator Scott (Ferd.
Kahn) very much. Senator Du Bots Charles
Christan), new member of the Senate,
spoke against the bill, declaring that the
abolishing Of the tariff would not help mat
ters any and calling attention to the fact
that although England has free trade she
also has trusts.
While the argument was at its height the
diminitive form of Senator Gear Lut1er
BensOm arose and that gentleman asserted
that trusts were not harmful. When the
atmosphere again became settled Senator
Lodge began answering some of the argu-
ments of his opponents but was interrupt
ed by the gentleman from West Virginia
and the meeting closed with Senators
Lodge and Scott still 'quiZZing' each other
The critic, Miss Donnan, complimented
the body on its spirited debate and inter
estng session.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-19
ShOrtridge Notes.

Harrison day will be observed on Nov. %.
An appropriate programme will be given.
A movement is on foot to organize man
dolin club. Albert Buchanan has the mat
ter in charge.
Several teachers from Oxford o., visited
the school yesterday and expressed them
selves as pleased with the work.
The cadets held well-attended drill at
the school last night, when the veterans
gave an exhibition drill for the benefit of
the rockies.
The class of 1902 yesterday met in the as
sembly hall for the first time this term.
There about $50 members and the meet
ing was exceedingly spirited. Nearly every
office had two or more candidates and the
election was interesting. Coburn Allen, a
well-known orator of the school, was elected
president; BeSS Trout was chosen vice pres
ident, and the office of secretary went 10
Ruth Patterson. Maynard Allen was elect
ed treasurer. The class is well pleased with
the officers chosen and anticipates a most
successful year