The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-30
Daily New York Letter

lrelght tariff to the seashore and across the
Atlantic in addition to European tariffs
While this legislation is the ostensible pur-a
pose OF Mr. Hills visit here Just now. the
pollticans say that Mr.. Hil-who was an ar
dent supporter of William Mckinley H.
president, both in 1886 and in. 1e00-is here
principally to establish an organized 1noye-
ment against President Roosevelt,s NOMINEE
ton in 1904
The Latest Trust
The latest of all was announced to-day-tha
Mutual Alliance Trust company, with CANT
tai and surplus of 81. 600. 600 and offices to bs
at Orchard and Grand streets. The president
is Mailman Haas, director of several quick.
silver mining companies Henry NJ. Hum.
phrey is vice president and secretary: Gustav
Blumenthal treasurer, and these, with the
president, are the directors: Cornelius Van.
derbilt. Isidor Straus. Richard A. McCurdy.
Louis Stern. James NJ. Jarvis, Martin Erd-
mann, William Rockefeller, Frederick Cron-
we'll. Grand and Orchard streets is one OF
the hest places for a banking business in the/
city, said Mr.. Kuhne "It is in the center
of g thrifty population. The Corn Exchange
bank and the Northern Trust company have
established branches in that nefghborhood
Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mr.. Rockefeller and the
others simply put their money in the com.
pany as Investment
Shipping Underwr1ters' Syndicate.
Some details regarding the syndicate
formed to <underwrite the shipping combina-
ton, known as the Navigation Syndicate, be-
came public to-day. The subscribers to the
syndicate agree to furnish $4,000, 900 in cash,
and for this they will receive new securities
as follows New 5 per cent bonds, $50, 600 100:
new preferred stock, s., 900, GOO; new common
fnnE Ne to
in operation until Jan. l, 1904, unless previ.
ously dissolved by the managers. The syndi.
cate agreement is in the usual FORM
Secrecy of Wireless Messages.
Professor Michael l. Pupin of Columbia
university announced at the Waldorf-Astoria
tonight that he had sold to the Marconi
Wireless Telegraph company of America his
inventions covering the attuning of transmit
tiers and receivers, to-protect the secrecy OF
messages sent by the wireless system. The
consideration was not named. Professor Pu-
pin said he was to receive sum in cash and
stock in the congany ~ The Marconi COM
pany here, he said, believed these inven-
tons to be necessary to the. commercial until
ization OF the sfarconi rights which they
bought recently, and they made me a lump
offer for my Datents which I have accepted.
The deal was closed day" I.
Maynoth Alumni Meeting.
AT the fourth annual meeting in this city
OF the Maynoth Alumni Association of thu
United States. DIR. McReady of New York was
elected president, DIR. Toner of st. Paul vice
president, Father Goyne of Winona, MIMI,
member CT the council.
Speaking on the progress of the Catholic
church in the United States, Father Sheedy
Of :his city said:
Taking the RELIGIOUS census for the past
year, compiled by DR. H K Carroll a Prot-
estant Clergyman. It rs found that of the
653.009 new members that were added to the
various denominations 46S,0S3 were added to
the Catholic church. the increase in popula-
tion was 21S per cent, while the Catholic -ir-
crease for the year was ga per cent. OF the
20,3Co,0O0 church members in the United
States, Dr. Carroll set down 100000. or
nearly .one-half, as Catholics
Police Resistcd. S.
For the first time in the recent police raids
here on poolrooms and other law breaking res
sorts, pistols have been drawn. Captain Shee-
han with three men gained admitance to an
alleged pooroom in w Fourteenth street, in
the heart of 'told Isnsckerbocker district y
When the door swung ajar. however, scores
of persons rushed from thef rooms. which
were located In an old brown stone front resi-
dence, and ATTEMPTED to throw the captain
and his men over the balustrade Captain
Sheehan knocked several Of his prospective
assailants unconscious with his club. . His
men were being rapidly borne toward the
stairway, however, and pistols were quickly
drawn. With bloodshed as a possibility, this
crowd quickly submitted and sixty Zone pris-
oners were carried to the Tenderloin station.
Captain Sheehan was knocked down during
the fight by a blow on the bead but was not
seriously hurt. -