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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

kierunek. kt6rym zbsegs
WASHINGTON, D. c., 20
- Pufkownik Heisland i
paru innych stoi " minlsterstw'e
pod cie&kim zarzutem zor-
ganisowania zmowy miedzy ofce-
rami celem robienia plen,edzy ma
ola armii "a F%ilipinach .
Wo1.ec widok6w, re stan ~ojepn7
ma Fllipinach ,potrwac moze ~jeszcze
lata, ponawiazywa} pomie~
stosunki re starazyzoa ma
Flliplnach z dostawcami v Ame-
ryce i wszystko przygotowa}, ably
dostarczaG liche towary "a dobre
p1eniadze, co sic jednak wykry}o
dosyG w~czesuie i obecnie DUO Of
jest skompromlto wanych.
OMAHA, Neb, - Burmistrz
mlasta South OMAHA pan Kelley
stawa6 bedz,e pred sadem kryml~
nalnT pod aar7utem wymuszani"
i brania lapowek cd w}ascicieli
saluu6w W zamian "a udzielanie
lynne ~pozwolenia ME zanykania
salunow przez Gala noe, nie 'wyj~
mujac navel nledzieli.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, 29~go
grud. w kopalni wegla Black
Diamond Coal Co. zastrajkowali
g5raicy, ola tego, lie dwaj palace,
synowie w%lasciclela, ME chcisli
przyst4pi6 do uuil:
Lekarstwo M OPArsen1e.
Qalnssses, Mich.
Prosze Szanownego Redaktera,
w.kazat We Wiarusie jedsn nieza-
wedny lex M sparzsn:e. Wiado~
mo, ie kto sig oparsy. temu sk6rs
ME shce narof6, tylko rama sig
jatrzy. Ale xdy eb}oiy miejsss
oparzole liitmi posiomek
(straw berries) to we dwadzie6cia
sztery godziny sk6ra zaczn:e okry*
wad rane, = " trzech ~dniach ma
stapi wygojenie.
Me chce.a ably to lekarstwo
pozosta}o noim sekretem, a mole
ono pom6dz duo ludziom.
Edward Krajdoeha.
=. Grunta ns sPr1edal.
Wydalem ma sprzedaz l6o
ARROW dobrego gruntu " dobrem
polozeniu, pod p}ugiem. 70 ARROW
zoranych ma zime. Owie mile cd
polskiego ko6cio}a i niedaleko pol.
skiej szko}y, W osadzie zupe}n'e
polskiej, pomledzy polskimi saesia-
dami, n. p. Wojciechowski, Kaj~
ger. J. kacki.
Zadam cd 8 do 10 set dolar6w
wp}aty. reszta M c..s. 0w grunt
chce sprzedat z przyczyuy. 1e nam
ziemi u wlele i ME moge podo}at
robot4. W poblitu mo2naby
wiecej gruntu kupic, dosyt tanio.
Ktoby mia} wole okupid sig tn rs
niechaj sie xgsosi pod
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03
Drobne Echa-

|6zef Sturgul dawniejszy po~
l;ccman za}ozy} tn salon !
lest to najpierwsza
polska stancya cd dworca
kolei Wisconsin Central hub
North Western. Polecamy te
polska oberza szczeg6lnie
Polakom. ~przybvwajacyn, tn
ma robote W kopalniach> rudy
zelaznej. =
w SILVER Mimi.
o. Tom. Szerin wystawil sa'
lun i hale kosztem 6 tyslecy
dolar6w, a pan Domagalsk'
zalozyl grosernia.
w THORP, Wis.,, far :
merry zakladaja sw6i w}asny
sztor ma wielka skale. DO
akcyi dopuszczeni beda tylko
Polacy.
O Wiz. - Tuteiszy
niezalezny lewita Wiszomir~
ski. dowiedz;awszy sic z
GAzETY KAroL1cK1EJ. re ME-
zale1ny biskup Koz|owski W
Chicago by}> ma zjezdz'e ME-
katol:ckich biskup6w W Fond
du Lac. Wis.,, w towarzy-
stwie rosyjskiego archire;a,
z oburzcn;em zerwal re Scia-
ny portret biskupa tam WI
szscy, rzuciwszy go @ zie-
mic, tax, re szk}o sic pot|u~
klo ma drobne kawalki, "a
wola}: MECH go teraz 80"
tn zakohczy} przeklehstwem,
kt6rego JUL sic ME podaje.
w Mich Jak6b
Bolta wracajac wieczorem Cd
piracy przejechany zab:ty
zostat przez poci3g Grand
Trunk kolei.
WYSZEDk pierwszy nu~
mer nowego pisma. zatytufo-
wanego "GIos z Ziemi Swie''
TEL" Wydane ono zostalo W
Detroit. Mich, przez ks. Ka-
! rola Strzelca. podobno ola
lpolskich protestant6w:
w umall
b%udowniczy S. p. Bernard
Kolpacki. W wieku lat 46
Urodzil sic W Grudzadzu. W
Prusach Zachodnich, a cd lat
80 znaidowa} sic W Ameryce
i stale zam,eszkiwa} W Mil
waukee.
Pobudowal, wjele wspania-
}|ych gmach6w W mie$cie, lax
Nova Poczta, Hala Kosciu-
sake, dom Kriegera ia rogu
Mitchell ulicy i lave. dom
|p 1g. Czerwhdskiego ma rogu
! Mitchell VI. l : Ave, oraz
naprzeciwko :domu p. Tom
kiewicza, kosc'6l SEQ cyryla
Ii Metodego, wyzsza szko'e
|s1o. J6zafata. nowy kosci6'
Sw. Wincentego. ko$ci6i
Polski W Stevens Point. wiel.
XII gmach Glihskiego ! wiele
innych gmach6~.
Ia prezydenta Clevelanda
zostal nominowanv rzadOwvm
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

w DETROIT Mich Jak6b
Bo|ta wracajac wieczorem cd
piracy przejechany / zab:ty
zostat przez poci9g Grand
Trunk kolei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

w SZP1TALU Sw. Anto
niego W Chicago juz przeszio
40 pokoi i kilka sal jest
uko6czonych. Wog6le diva
pietra juz ca}kiem gotowe i
zajete.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

'ilardowego. jakl sic odbyl +;
Y Grand Billiard sail.
NANTICOKE. Pa. - W
:utejszych koEalniach zdarzyf
;ie niedawno straszny wypa-
lex, W ktorym jed<n Polak
ltracil zycie.. a drugi. bardzo
.ostal poraniony, Ma pracu-
" kopalni robotnikd~
Walenteeo Cieeke / Micha|a
w'Ic:zesneeo spadt %oderwany
Cd sklepienia kopalni kamieh
talk nieszczesliwie, il C'etke
zabil ma miejscu. a Wczes~
nego ogromnie poranif.
Zabity Cietka byt kap:ta~
oem g~ardyi Putaskiego. |
oraz naleza} do stowarzysze~
MIA .kasy p%oSmiertnej pod
wezwaniem Sw. Stanislawa
B. i NJ:
Wczesny Jest mocno po-
t|uczony. lecz ]ekarze maja
u%trzymania 60 PREY
zyciu.
w SZP1TALU Sw. Anto
niego W Chicago juz przeszlo
40 pokoi i kilka sal jest
ukohczonych. Wog6le diva
pietra juz ca}kiem gotowe i
zajete.
NIEPATRYOTYCZNIE
postepuje dzienn'k polsk',
przez polskich akcycnaryu-
Sow wydawany, nawoiuj9c
Polak6w, ably przystePowal'
do niepolskiej organ'zacyi
Dziennikiem takim zas jest
Dz1ENN1k CH1cAGosK1.
NEW r - Tutejszy
KURYER NowoJoRsK1. wyda-
ny przez p. z a..
przeszedt ma strone niezalez.-
nego biskupa ~Kozlowskiego.
PITTSBURG. 49, Wycho-
dzacy tn tygodnik W1ELxo-
PoLAN1N wydal ma rok. 1901
duty obrazkowy 4kalendarz.
zawicraj4cy. ~pomiedzy inne-
mi, starannie opracowane
dzie)e wszystk'ch polskich
rzymsko- katolickich paradj "
dyece,yi Pitt'burg'kiej. Z
wizerunkami ich ko$ciol6w.
szk6l~i proboszcz6w. Karta
tytulowa i podany ma ko6cu
herb Polski. misternie wyko-
name. So W kolorach. - Cena
e~gzemplarza oprawnego 81.
BROOKLYN. N. Y. -
w tutejszym kosciele Matki
Boskiej Czestochowskiei 3D.
by}y sic W dniu Is Grudnia
Primicye ks. J. Maciejew~
sklego. wykszta'conego ma
kap}ana " seminaryum pol
skiom " Detrot.
+. Wis. - Prey
szczepien'u o$pic zaerut tutaj
doktor 9 letniej coreczce Jana
Biel.ckieao krew dz'ewcze
to umar}o. - Dwom chop
com r6wniez zatrutym prey
..o.>o;ao;,, tu1k0 W ten sDO-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03
NIEPATRYOTYCZNI

NIEPATRYOTYCZNIE
postepuje dzienn'k polski,
orzez polskich akcycnaryu-
Sow wydawany, nawoiuj7c
Polak6w. ably przystepowal'
do niepolskiej organ'zacyi
Dziennikiem takim zas Jest
Dz1ENNIk CH1cAGOsK1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

przybyf w6z pocztowy ma
dworzec pc przesyfki, lecz spo-
strzegf brax je,'ncgo wo'ka.
Dauo zuac po'icyi, lrcz dotad
wlnnego uie z%ualeziouo.
Prawle o tym samym czasle
przyby} ia stacyye pewien wozn:~
"a i przywiozt znaleziony ma torze
kolejowym worek Pocztowy pr6zny
i kilka rozerwanych kopert.
Udano sic ma miejsce, gdzie
z~nalsxiono worek i tam pc ro1rLu-
canych papisrach notna byfo ros"'
poznsd kieruuek. kt6rym zbsegs
s}odziej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

WYSZEDk pierwszy nu~
mer nowego pisma zatytu}o-
wanego "GIos z Ziemi Swie''
tel Wydane ono zosta}o W
Detroit. Mich, przez ks. Ka~
rola Strzelca, podobno ola
polskich protestant6w:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

NEW YORK. - Tutejszy
KURYER NowoJoRsK1. wyda-
ny przez p. a S z a..
przeszedt ma strone niezalez-
nego biskupa Kozlowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-03

w SILVER LAKE, MINI.
D. Tom. Szerin w~ystawil sa'
lun i hale kosztem 6 tysIecy
dolarow, a pan Domagalski
zalozyl grosernia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
.LoNaBAUGH IS KTLPATRIcK.
Photograph of Suspected Train Rob 6sA Der is Identified.

U0E 4S AuVntlASu'
 St. Louis. Nov. 15.-A telegram has DesMond from sherif House of concho County, Texas, stating that the picture of Longbaugh, the train robber suspect held at the Four Courts, had been iden- Texan" who Is wanted thexe for murder.
 A special dispatch to The Republic from San Antonio, Texas, says that the picture, of DeeMond's prisoner gent there Is positively Identified as that of Ben April when Bill Carver was killed.
 The woman. Laura Bullion. is also well known there.
 More of the stolen Helena, Mont, Ma tional bank bills are turning up in cir- Mond sweated Fitzpatrick again, with better results than ever. He acknowl- edged that he had been reared in Paint Rock. Texas, and said he knew Sheriff House.
 "You are wanted for murder down there said the chief. Nov. whom did you kn?"
 T don't remember having any trouble down there replied the prisoner. Then he stopped talking
 The police are convinced that the Mon- tana train robber suspect here is Ben Fitzpatrick of Paint Rock, Texas. A letter containing an authentic picture of Fitzpatrick has been received this after noon from Sheriff House. The likeness between the picture and the prisoner Is istakabie When the photograph was shown to the prisoner he was visibly agitated He compressed his lips but said nothing.
 Within ten minutes after the photo graph was shown a tt 'ezram was re- ceived from R. B. Kirk. the shertf of Bellinger County. Texas, saying that been positively identified there as that of Ben Kilnatrick
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
LION IN A THEATRE
"RATLRoAp JACK. AT M'DoN-
 AIDS A NOVELTY,
"Ah Har-r-r-rp William With . Pistol Makes 6 Great Audience Thrill With Fear and
 Trembling

Duke is a Hon. Not common circus Hon, but . lion who does stunts. Being lien who does stunts. Duke IS an
 actor. He has come by the utle non. estly, for he is featured as the bright
 unocmmon name, "Rallroad Jack" This
 play came to McDonald's Theatre last
 night. Every seat in the theatre was
 They went there to see Duke.
 The Hon Is the real thing. He made
 good and the audience was pleased; The
 audience went to see sure enough d non
 He strode up and down his cage and
 looked ferocious Thrills ran up. and down the spinal columns of the audience
 when Duke glared through the bars The
 audience was locking for thrills ana the audience was satisfied. Guy Caufman, who is the manager or
 Railroad Jack knows his business.
 sar, are for Sotar. Then an idea seised Caufman. It pos- sessed him.
 "Tll get a real live Non and I'll have
 a play written around him: dollars will i glad"
 The Caufman idea was executed. Duke was purchased. He cost money, but Caufman had to have him. Then Cauf- man hired some actors Of course he had to have some actors to walk about
 the stage and talk while Duke, the Hon. glared.
 When Caufman had hired the actors when Caufman had secured Duke, the lion and his tanner. who was to be apic to double as the villain in the play. II occurred to Caufnan that he must nave a play. Railroad Jack was written. and Duke was sent out on starring tour.
 James Dennoyer plays the leading man but Duke is the star. Dennoyer Is down on the bills as Weary Jack Raggles.
 He is a tramp who goes through four
 acts twirling pistol and exclaiminY. "Ah Har~r-r-r-rr When anybody IS about to meet a violent death Dennoyer is there with his "Ah Har-r-r-r-r! and the pistol. There Is a circus train running forty miles an hour" and various other ac- cessories which kept the audience pal pitating until the superb moment when the curtain arose and revealed Duke. the lion in his den. There was some more talking and then william threw a young woman into the den with the Hon. "Ah har-r-r-r-r!'' shrieked weary
 Rs ggles'' as he leaped after the young woman. Duke. the Hon, smiled leonine smile and the curtain fell. The immense audience which assembled to see the performance Of the Hon seemed to like this sort of thing and gave the lion and Caufman's actors great applause. ,,, play Railroad Jack" at matinee today and again tonight. Duke Is a fine speci-
 men of lion and he is worth going to sec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
SHOT WHILE DANCING. Uohn Cary Fell at the Feet or Ills Sweetheart.

New Decatur. Nov. 15.-(SpeclaI.J- J- While at a public dance and supper lh the country near Trinity last night, John Cary was shot through the heart anu !, 1netsntly killed by Ned Surrels. Cary and ss,,rrels fell out over a mutual sweetheart. and Cary was dancing with the girl at The time he was shot, and fell dead at her feet. Surrels escaped to the woods. All were negro farmers.
 Following the arrival of the Louisville and Nashville pay car this morning a crowd of white men and negroes got into ar aItercation over a game of craps near the shops and an indiscriminate shooting heean Andrew Gilbert was filled with NO. shot and wounded Tom Tyson fa- tally with a A-oalibre Colts. A white man Is reported badly wounded. Gilbert Is in jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
An Examtnation is Ordered.

New York, Nov l5.-Capt. James A. Baker of Houston. Tex, one of the ex- ecutors under the will of Millionaire VII Ham Marsh Rice. will submit to an ex animation as 10 the prop 7rty of the de cedent. acc ordinc to a deciion today by the appellate divi ion of the Supreme Court. John P. C'Bnen, temporary ad- ministratnr in this State. nov in the matter against Captain Baker. who is temporary administrator in Texas and the latter in contesting the action claim ed that he had turned over what New York property he had and was in pos session of the T,xas property. The court held however. that he mnst submit to examination. Albert T. Patrick it await ing trial here on the charge that he niur- dered Rice
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
WOULD BE REGISTRARS. Scores of Letters Asking for Appoint ment Under New Constitution.

Within the past few days perfect stream of letters have been pouring in upon the members of the State Board of Registrars. created by the new Consu- tuition This Board is composed of the Governor the Auditor and the Commis- sioner of Agriculture.
 Under the new Constitution it is the duty of this Board to appoint County Boards of Registrars consisting of three qualified electors. These Boards are to be named in each of the sixty-six coun- ties of the State and the letters are from persons who desire to be named as mem bers of the Board in their respective counties.
 Governor Jelks said yesterday that the tuition and until the new Constitution became effective the Board would not be in existence. Consequently the Gov ernor said that the members of the Board could not give these letters any consideration until after the Constitution became effective.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
DO YOU WANT THE BESTe Ross's Barber Shop is the place to 20. Exchange Hotel.
DRAKE FINED $3o.
Assessed This Sum for Cowhiding
 Harold E. Hildreth.

Decatur, Nov. 5.-(Special. )-Fifteen negroes were sentenced by Judge Osceola Kyle in the Circuit Court for terms rang ing from twenty years to life imprison- ment.
 0, F. Drake, newspaper correspondent, was fined S30 in the Circuit Court today, for cowhiding Harold F. Hildreth last JuIy. Hildreth was the local editor of The New Decatur Advertiser, and as- stunned the responsibility for liter writ ten by his father. Drake was fined $50 by Mayor Thomas Turner, and appealed to the Circuit Court. The letter about which the difficulty occurred was writ ten by c. J. EIildeth defending Mayor Turner and alluded to Drake and Turnev as deadly enemies" The trouble grew out of politics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
Alleged Highwayman.

Ben Jenkins. a negro. was brought to jail yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Sam Belser. Jenkins is charged with rob- bery He was caught in Union Springs. It is alleged that he. with several other negroes, held up several men in Vesuvius some months ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
nhiaf Rarald III.

Chief of Police Gerald is i'll at his home on Washington Street. Chief Gerald was seized with a chill Thursday and went home. He felt better yesterday morning and came to his office. but in the afternoon he was feeAng so badly he was forced to go home again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
BRADsTREET's REVIEW.
Favorable Features Still Largely in
 the Ascendant.

New York, Nov. l5.-BrRdstreet's to- morrow will say:
 Favorable features are still larkel" in ness is running full the country over. In some directions. indeed notably in the matter of forwarding of general
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16

night for Henry Carver, who deserted from his company and who surrendered to the police of Montgomery. Corporal Grove will return to Fort McPherson with the deserter this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
Texas Reports Killing TrestR,

Dallas. Texas Nov. 15.-Killing frost was over northern and central Texas last right Tht indications are that 1t prSr cludes further growth of the top crop or cotton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
HoBsoN's NEW DUTIES.
He Will Be in Charge of Naval Ex-
 bibit at Charleston.

Washington, Nov. 15.-Naval Construc- tor Richmond P. Hobaon has been de- tached from duty in the Bureau of Con- struction and Rapair and det2iled to duty in connection with the manager msnt of the Government naval exhibit at the Charleston (S. O Exposition
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
HaHnas still in Cell.

B. F. Haynes. the lightning red agent who shot A. c. Euthon at the Weber house Thursday afternoon. Is still locked up at police headnuarters. The date of his trial has not been set.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
Mir, Hard

MT. Hardaway Better.
 MT. James Hardaway, who has been i'll for some weeks. was reported yester- day as being somewhat improved.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
Naval Stores.

SAVANNAH, Nov l5.--Turpentine-sts at 3s4; receipts, l,l4s; sales soo' exports 2.7I3. ao. .o,.s I7I6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
Came for Desarter.

Corporal Grove of Company D, 2Tth Regiment, stationed at Fort McPherson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16
nin.innati Provisions.

Cincinnati Provisions. CINCINNATI. Nov. l5.-Flour-Fir"' Lard-Quiet at SS 40 Bulk rleats-Easy at SS i2s. Bacon-Easy at S9.25. Whiskey-Firm on basis of Sl3l' Sugar-Easy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-11-16

See The Lion In Railroad Jack" McDonald's today. adv.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-14
COOKED TO DEATH
Troy Brewers Body Discovered
in Vat of Boiling
Beer.

Troy, N. Y, May lO.-Samuel Boil
ton, Jr.. a millionaire brewer and one
Of the most prominent and influential
business men in this city, has been
found dead IN a vat of boiling beer in
his brewery. His body vas cooked
and death must have been instantan-
eous. Much mystery Surrounds the
circumstances, which the authorities
are trying to unravel. One singular
feature of the case is that Bottoms
hat and watch chain were found on
the floor near the vat. Despite this,
friends of the dead millionaire are of
the opinion that, his shocking end was
due to an accident.
Mr.. Bolton arose in his usual condi-
ton of health and went to his place Of
business, the Bolton brewery, at the
customary hour. Later in tue day he
was found in the vat of beer on the
second floor. Nobody about the brew
cry seems to be able to throw any
light on the circumstances and appar-
emily none saw him go to the second
floor of the building.
For years Bolton had been recog-
nized as one of the most influential
citizens of the city and his ~populari-
ty was unbounded.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-14
WARNED TOO LATE
British Columbia Steamer Fast on
Reef Short Distance from
Nanaimo.

Nanaimo, B. c., May 11.-Captain
vnmvscsynpootaHr iHlb (ouSetaoinshrd
John Irving. with four of the crew Of
the steamer Louise have arrived here
after a 20 mile roy across the gulf
from Thornmanby island, just south
of Taxada, where the Louise went on
a reef at 1880 o'clock last night and
now lies fast.
The Louise left Vancouver at $50
O'Clock last night for Northern British
Columbia points with 25 passengers
and a large quantity of freight. The
lookout forward, as the steamer was
passing Thornmanby island, sang out,
Breakers ahead" The engines were
reversed, but the steamer struck at al
most full speed, smashing her forefoot
and sticking fast.
The sea is calm now with a light
wind from the southwest. If the win.
raises the steamer will go to pieces.
fhe captain, crew and passengers
are now on the steamer awaiting help.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-14
90 AS MOTHERS DID
Trio of Wichita Girls Smash
Saloon With Sad
Result.

Wichita, Kan, May 11.-Winona
kilgore, Anna Peoples and Jasmine
Without, three young girls, the latter
a daughter of Lucy Without, the col
league of Mrs. Nation, smashed the
Summit saloon here this afternoon.
They entered with rocks, and the
bartender did not know that an at,
tack was threatened until the glass
began to crash about his ears.
Fred Wolf, the proprietor, knocked
the girls down with his fist and pitched
them n after another into the street
Miss Wilhoit's brother came to their
and Wolf struck him, making
a long cash on his face from which
the blood flowed freely.
In the melee the wrist of Miss PEG
pies was broken.
The police arrested the girls and
locked them in the city Jail.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-14
sCHWAB'S UNBIASED OPINION
OF STEEL TRUST.
IS HELPFUL TO EVERYBODY
Believes Big Combinations Will
Benefit Investors as Well
as Labor.

Washington, May 11,-President
SchWab testified before the industrial
commission today.
Asked in detail for the plan of man.
agement of the various companies
combined in the steel company, Mr..
SchWab said it was the purpose of
the parent company to control the sub
sldlary organizations in harmony. but
this was to be done by Indicating the
officers OF the various concerns. There
may not be so many names of infu-
ence on the boards" he said, ''but
the management will be efficient"
Mr.. Schwab said that questions CON
corning capitalization, premiums, etc..
should be asked of Mr.. Morgan. ii
do not know the steel trust" he said.
someone so designating his compa-
ny. In a general way he said the
company was organized upon the
same plan as the General Steel com
pany, but he did not consider the
company Overcapitalized.
He said the assets of each Of the
subsidiary companies had increased
in value since their organization and
that the popular estimate did not
place a sufficient value upon the
mines owned by the company.
He also stated in this connection
that the company owned 10000 acres
of C%onnellsville coking coa4 land and
that in it's iron mines there were
500, 900, 900 tons of ore in sight. He
thought a reasonable profit on this ore
would be 50 a ton. Asked how long
he thought these mines would be able
meet the demand, Schwab placed
the limit on the iron ore at 80 years
and on the coal at 60. Each of the
constituent companies, he said, makes
it's W purchases and it's own sales.
In a word" he said, "the United
States Steel corporation is a clearing
house to which it's constituent com
panies go for information"
He admitted that the company
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-05-14
EASTMAN is FREE
Harvard Instructor Declared Not
Guilty of Having Muir
dered Grogan.

Cambridge, Mass, May 11.-After a
long and dramatic trial, Charles R.
Eastman, the Harvard instructor, to-
night was acquitted on the charge Of
numbering his brother-in-law, Richard
Grogan, while at target practice July
4, last.
The jury, after listening for nearly
three weeks to a mass or testimony,
followed by two days of argument, de-
bated five hours and a half before
reaching a verdict. When the verdict
announced there was a demon
stration among the $50 spectators,
which the court officers were unable
to suppress for some minutes. The
young mans father, who has stood 10y
ally by his son through the long strain
and who spared no expense in law
yers and experts in the effort to clear
his son, was the first to clasp his
hand as he stepped from the pris-
oner's cage.