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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
: POLITICAL QUESTION.

President Roosevelt saEs z-az z-e
-ars4 question IS rot d political a'1ss-
4sa. 5ul ne . -axa1i5a.
saould 1or = political question.
nor would .-a az s3r he sac1 zha5
rae power congress . impose AK
On apor-s soletv Or ne purpose u
ra.s.ng s=qsn5e t5r he federal gov
-.amenr aas 5e4n a5ased - =1ac1
avs s. e=sfr5s5 sommarce \ liz u
g=rssr Il z5e Nv = lie expense he
many
Collecting zrn xae people 55roazh
5aa operation Il an aer 6t congress
imposing duties On imports more non
y n any 9ne year =aan : necessary
70 provide Tor tha current expenses Of
tA4 *4aesaI government 3oc the xaar.
s5e payment Z interest On rhe public
a-5r and s9r a sinking tand % pay
lie pu6.Ie l-bt as II nay mature. the
are Senator Jsan Sherman declared
Z > speech n congress 70 a. robbery.
Na 7n= supposed lin % 8e d Demo
raj aor in any 9av antazonIsrle 70
1ae prosperity 81 ne country. or Is
manufacturing industries. er . con
z.nz9es employment y .a9oe at
a9t COMPENSATION
TIE great 5rofeertoais1 Henry CAY
Hesa=sl -ar.~ 50 g-2tad ss 70
9zez=er and .sT-.op American indus
5s.=s supposed j. azd 5of all 5sma
settled he question i -ar.f taxation
7a=r as had secured he enactment
q Az imposing inform dirs II
- a-r zant N zsa valuaefan al eaa
.1a5em-aoase aH1 imports. Would
aae Republican friends denoaaea John
sherman enemy = his conn.
World faee aen6Hnee Henry
Clay * Lee raider b4caase H. aa.
5eafe=t aH scored tae passage e 3
Fafsff a6z made 30 0t#ser5aalna-
5f5as n sa75a sar industries and
ae SOD TAX m a. imports inform
and ~ 5a.TH pos s5r
witch congress saaaze4 IS tn7ose
S.G FAX
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
srr. 4ldrtea lid not vote and

ssF SIR Aldrieh lid not vote and
s e3t rees-e-d as paired.
TIE eoazressi-.aa. ampaIgnz this
yea aave been opened = tw9 states
~ senator's Who F5r=t s9r re a1l1ra-
.z- 7al .a7r indiana 5ze an
n vas 5peaet 9v 2rr Fairbanks
"a be same aav - winch President
Roosevelt made MS 1amoas aincln-
nat speeoa. sLr Fairbanks z1oz
strong ground against renov.ng ne
-4rs7s -.,51-a5aae goods. 9aEl-s-
->,oz nv would ne trusts suffer gur
their smaller competitors F7u.d s'lf-
fsr veil
gIr. Ea5rbanks z5z=4 53r me 2nC1ra-
s.re tutv 50 did Nr. Foraker. VINO
5ened ais -4rs Eepa5tica1 an
7algu n 5aio 55e. 30. : against re-
moving -a4 5ars=s u z-rsss --nate goods.
senator ..a4llnger. whose recent
speech N me rarl4 : 9elng sent 57z
~ millions Of Copies y ne Repa1I-
en 5cgresssz1al z3nSt-see. z2ted
s5f 51e anrhrael5= 5a5T= Senator Se4-
son. II Minnesota. L Vhtea a5are
.aara strong Republican ssnr--
zzenr s5r -ars@ r4v-stor. votaa - AK
anthracite.
Most 4rs5as i aa ne s7zz
senator =anaa. Shortly 4etor= he
=5=s sa6za seaa16r 5ones. = n
Kansas e=as . ssm9czrz@1es s.g1ea
- : number x s9aI eompani@s ane
.r- 5z =-= signatures Eas 51ac i
; .anna = 45 E1s1 re z=s7e
aa=n III. Hama H5rsa z@e 1s
amendment.
svenzg-55ur votes = ne 2aza-
i've ware Al. 4as1 - Democrats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
viii ExcIcr. l5br,1nr

Prof. Amos Brown ot tie Uniyer,
sity OF Pennsylvania, accompanied by
To students OF the university will
soon leave for Labrador for the pur.
>ese OF visiting some points that have
rarely if ever been explored by white
uen. The plan IS 10 charter a ish.
.ng smack and sail norrhward along
the coast. At various points the
party will and and penetrate inland
10 collect botanical and geographical
specimens and TO study the country
carefully.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
TOOK HIM At HIS WORD.
Sons Of Victorious Congressman 4ao
Fua at lis Exoerse

III Al rs Expense.
Western congressman. who las
Htsr oeen renomlnatad. AMI vino 1as
returned . Washington % raceivs
the congratulations Of lis colleagues,
zaIgs = good story IN himself On con.
dttion rhar 1is name Re nor men
rIoned.
When the dominating convention
concluded is Eor5. he exuberaar
ecnsressman ea.asgapaed % is tani.
y Now rol an paint nv aone
zad he ag1l nothing mere of
-ss Telegram until he next lay, when.
r=ao1.a : aome. ae found i COW
80. 5rt,-.aGt earmtne His sons.
s.aa a practical Joke. rad saken
ain lis Terd. ami 1ad covered
everything ssnee. hencooDs.
and even The trees Il The yari-with
@ed paint. And 10 adj 4insult 10 IN.
.1rv. the boys presented their father
with the bill. amounting 70 $50.
I pa il without = ulurnur. SAYS
The congressman Washington Post.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
As 70 INJUNc-f0Ns.

- aa5q# OHIO m5eHa5 sag-
9ests
=a azure might PASS
8 -aw Gartuz 1=-eoas Hao 20 #nro
6aH-s aa4 4-maad n.4na1tars =
a6e some 9eoof with eaem when rney
= ss9Ea f5s- gHd=rta present
avs a1EaodF can maze such allaga
IONS - aa pieas4s ana ger a restrain
~ ed=r and he merits Of the case
ar heard affeevara. The bonds fled
are seldom forfeited 10 reimburse the
-nioined sas 1oss TOR aamage sus-
-ainea
n Arkansas not only 4oes faa
plaintiff set restraining oraes With.
out producing am proof beforehand
ont sometimes afte- 5he restraining
order IS granted makes II practically
perpetaa. by SINE kind Of tactics Which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
LANDsEER's LOVE OF ANIMALS.
Great 7airer's Magnetism Drew
Them . lin


III Intimate friend II Sir EdRia
Eandseer. he famous animal painter,
gives al interesting account 3t and
sees Eav with animals He TAD :
strong feeling she ~r6ta against
tie way some logs are led Ip 5nIy
allowed heir freedom 1ow and hen.
He usaa . say man would ARE bet
ter tied n nan .5g. because he
former cal axe ~ coat oEf mt
dog Ives = lis forever He declared
a tied-up dog without daily exercise
goes mad or lies u three ears E1
wonderful power over legs 3 well
known. Queen Victoria orce asked
him row II vas hat ae gained his
knowledge. gy peeping snto cleir
hearts naau vas his answer
remember once being wonderfully
struck with the mesmeric attractions
he possessed vita them .arge
party Of his friends we're With 1in at
his house il ST Joan Wood. lis ser
vanr opened the z.oor: three or our
dogs rushed n. one 8 very ferce-l0ok-
ing nastiG W tadies recoiIed. out
here Fas 10 1e2r he creature
bounded Up 70 La1dseer. treated lin
Ike an old friend. With most exDao-
siTe demonstrations = 1eHgat. some
one renarkt1g z3~ tond lie log
seemed o. tin. 1a said: I never
saw i before = ~ .ita
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

The Grand Rapids. Mica. Pest thus
describes tbe non oolv situation:
7-le Republican party drst renders
competition sron other countries IN
possible hy psohioirire tariffs and
hen he benefeiarias OF those tariffs
urn directly around aaa combine To-
-4Ther 70 prevent tie possibility Of
competition al aoma
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

The New FORK World gives ST. Louis
some advice u the subject OF the
Midway al Us coming fair: Pre-
tense was made q P9rts u 1900 and
u Chicago 4 1893 Of presenting gen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

4. :. 2IkE. ENGINEER
COTTON BEL RAILWAY;
Used Walker 5 abiets
state without Ees.-a-.ol mat
tar superior = ing bal
taken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

The saptists of Arkansas certainly
nave troubles d their own. They have
Gov Davis ard -be division question
10 scufla With
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

ThA Albany Argus asser5s that Qnder
6he constitution Il New s5rk ali zte
eeaI u.nes = ra4t state 8=long 70 the
STATE. Hence 7 l.ef4nds 1la mine own
zrshIp plank Il the Democratic state
platform. quoting tAa plank. 5Ae STr
acuse -=.eEram SAYS This ) So
eIaltsn according % me Republican
organs. aE i 5 ! Es1a II socialism
which : #ar rae interests 55 zae pee
PIE ana = awful ana constitutions
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

Old a4usaig1ees : both parties "a
Indiana say 5aat saeF aeV=s saw %
..1Cle interest : aa =.ee-55 he
Republicans sear decisive .e.erseS
ead the Democrats claim 5aa- -G1ev viii
earrT majority os@hA asressionaI
districts which - gercEnaan.
dered As 10 give - Republicans al
bGt w
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

JOAN 3 .toeazlss-sr= 3a9 never
gses tobacco and 5-ee5zs IS Sc y
me combination #Htea Z IS =eaeaFortng
% gan eonrs5l - sac manufacture Of
z5bace9 Z AIS COUNTRY Some II 5Ae
greatest whisky manufacturers % ne
eoa11rT never rink .iqgor, They
seem - = afraId Il zae.e own goods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

Tie grand 5lry continues I ses.
sion and as a consequence some 81
he loeaIeittzeas are pr longing their
visits 10 their country friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
-E- socialists i IL Ffsrb

Tie socialists i the Fifth or Tarra
E5aaTa md district ave nominated
5anes L. Bishop 1egr1 as their car
6idare Tor congress. This : believed
= = he first Instance u negro
Ing nominated sar congress in q dis
-Htet north u Mason aad D.xous ..ne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
H1at Cons Say
-
uaIker's liver TsbI

ION. 5. u. - tom
Pine Buff to,s
5a aoie e endorse r,I
enter prise as Tj
+--Eer Tablets - qseti
With perfect sa@s14saz1 and
hem . 5e a. 1a e1-s;s
TIs1 y0a success
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

TAE G0TLE Eve
Bluff Ark. sar 4iTerl
5ear-qf7 Inc 70
and b;tio9sESs g.t.ally I
them . ~ friends
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

y IL 1aA-lz. T PG
lie Butt ..Fay h
are the best la a7g
They are m-l III cry aoreI
Use them = ny FANNY a. he j
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
/ 4srua afzz- he nrcD0sac

IL Hanna aH6-5. -aa proposed
ont debate 5erUe.a lie senator and
Mavo1 Tom Johnson. e claFaIand :
Il. Ir- Hanna having azciined %
discussed tariff problems With an
aEaved tr=a 5raG-r
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

CAPT. NAT DOWNS. Pin
After Using al irer me-
tcd WaIlars s- tablets
ter satisfaction an any n
used before.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

The Boston Transcript SAYS that
when David , Hi pr -ae coaI nine
plank ii m Kew FORK Democratic
platform - misunderstood The B0pu-
a temper 81 - @as asleep.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

Brev.uts hearing OF tue case on its
merits atterwarC
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

GRAY KEY P[4Nl'ER
CHANT Ta.6er liver
about the Medicine |
They are the ess sellers 1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Congress,
5ixth District-Toe T. Ro5iasou- u
Louoka county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

Come sg - senator Hanna
ce +aa5 par fae Ters4 H1Tfe
t5az lEl7 fG- #1emand Of
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

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nIH-r anag2 or Is II fer -a- laWlzss.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

Y. Z JONES. C0NDCCTQ
THE COTTON Belt Rail-
Pine Bluff. AEsar rsaS. NJ
Liver Tablets have giTs:
better satisfaction Ian any Ind
:ci1e Of pill I ever .sad. Thea
comparison between -5en and
uaI remedies found u he ma
cordially recommend lem.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

OFFICE so0 #4sr Barraqua 5rraat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

Entered 1t lie. P@st5f7ce 1t Pine
Bluff. Ark, IS second -class mai mat
tar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

Advertising rstes made <now1 7n
aocication-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
CONFLICT AvERTED.
Federal Troops Prevent . Tribal War
at Tuskahoma, Z. T.

Washington, Oct. 14.--Telegraphi
reports received at the interior depart.
ment yesterday showed that the
prompt action OF Secretary Hitchcock
prevented an armed clash between
the rival factions in the Choctaw cleo
ton. For nearly week the Duke and
McCurtain forces had been making
preparations for the control OF the
legislature, and crisis was reached
on Friday, when the Duke faction took
control of the capitol building at Tus-
kahoma and sworc in y. w. Hunter,
Dukes candidate for principal chief.
Duke and his forces accomplished this
by taking possession.
Indian Agent Shonefelt informed
MIR. Hitchcock Of the situation. He
stated that McCurtain had undoubted-
~ been elected; that Duke had re-
fused to allow the vote to be can.
vasscd. that armed men were pre-
venting the legal legislature from
meeting, and that federal troops were
needed to preserve the peace aud Sc
cure the proper administration OF the
law Immediately upon receipt OF this
telegram Secretary Hitchcock request
ed the war department to send troops
10 Tuskahoma. The secretary OF war
responded promptly and two troops
Of cavalry were hurried from Fort Sill
TO the Choctaw capitol. arriving Fri.
day night. Order was restored and
the vote canvasscd. showing the cleo.
ton of McCurtain by $50 majority He
was Immediately sworn in. and reports
received yesterday indicate that there
Is no danger of any further outbreak.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
ExpREso CAR LOOTED.
Burlington Train Held UP Near Lin
cold. Mcb.

Lincoln, Neb., Oct. 13.-Four expert
highwaymen, armed masked AMI
equipped with stock of dynamite,
held up the Burlington st. Louis
Portland night express four miles
west Of Lincoln before daylight Sun
day morning. The big safe in the
Adams express car was shattered with
a couple of sticks of dynamite. and all
the valuable contents tumbled into a
leather bag and carried off. The value
Oh the haul is not known. but it is
placed anywhere from 81 900 to $780,
900. Express company officials refuse
to say word. General Superinteni-
ent Calvert of the Burlington says he
is positive the loss is not to exceed
$4,000.
Railroad men to night say the rob
berry was planned for a point near st.
Joseph, Mo, but the company had a
tip, the robbers knew it, and trans
ferred the Job to Lincoln. Within two
hours after the hold.up two posses.
one with bloodhounds, began the pur-
suit, and advices tonight are encour.
aging for the capture of the robbers.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
Labor Asitator Sent to Jail.

Bristol, Tenn, Oct. l3.-The case OF
the United States against f. Geurrant
was decided in the federal court al
Abingdon, when Geurrant was SEN
fenced to eight months in Jail The
prisoner was a union labor organizer,
with headquarters in indianapolis. and
as such violated an order of Judge n.
c. Mcdowell of the federal court, by
entering the premises of the Virginia
Iron, Coal and Coke Company to or
ganize labor when the affairs of the
company were in the hands of receiv-
ers appointed by the United States
court
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
$4,000 Operation,

Chicago, H., Oct. l3.-Doctor Adolf
I,Orenz the famous Vienna surgeon,
performed his $4,000 operation on
Lolita Armour, 5-year-od daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ogden Armour, yes
terday and announced his belief that
cure was certain. He said the child.
who has been unable to walk since
her birth, owing to congenital disloca-
tion of the hip joint, would run about
and play as other children within six
months. and that she could stand upon
her feet before the end of two weeks
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
FOUR STOLEN BODIES FOUND.
W-re Tied In Sacks and One Was Sit
ting On Box.

Indianapolis. Ind. Oct 14.-Four
dead bodies were found yesterday tied
in sacks in Georgia street, and in the
rear OF the Central College of Physi.
clans and Surgeons. The bodies were
identified as those of Mrs. Johanna
Still. Miss Glendore Gates. Wallace
Johnson and Mrs Catherine Doehring
all stolen from cemeteries near the
city line
About 6 o'clock bicycle patrolmen
were sent to- Meridian and Georgia
streets on telephone message that
there were bodies three. When the
policemen arrived they were directed
to u dry goods box on the sidewalk
on Georgia street.
On top OF the box, in sitting
posture, was a body tied in a sack.
The form could plainly be seen. 1t
was identified as that of Mrs. Still.
The patrolmen looked in the box and
found another body, also tied in a
sack. The City Dispensary ambulance
was called to the place, and the bodies
weTe sent to the morgue.
A young man, who telephOned for
the police, was still there. and he told
the police that he was on his way to
work. While passing the rear end OF
the Central College OF Physicians and
Surgeons in South Pennsylvania
street, he said, he noticed two SACKS
filed with something lying near the
rear door of the college. When he
walked into Georgia street and saw
the body sitting on the dry goods box
he realized that the sacks in the rear
OF the college probably contained
bodies
Ofticers hurried to the Central col.
lege and took charge of the bodies in
the alley Each one was tied securely
in a sack When the sacks were cut
open 1t was found that they contained
the bodies OF Miss Gates and Wallace
Johnson
The finding Of the bodies is thought
70 be due to the efforts OF detectives
who for several days have been talk
Ing with physicians not connected with
any of the colleges to use their in
fiuence In having the stolen Dodles re-
turned to the relatives.
Seventeen persons are now under
arrest for grave robbing. The list in
cludes nine negroes, three white doc
tors. one colored undertaken. a pro-
prietor of cemetery, two night watch
men at a cemetery and day watch
man.
1t is supposed at least 100 graves
have been despoiled within the last
three months. Rufus Cantrel. col
ored, is the confessed leader Of the
gang.
Judge Afford, in his instructions to
the grand jury yesterday, told them
to go to the bottom of the outrage
and punish every man for his part
in it, regardless OF his prominence.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
Three Prisoners Broke Jail.

Murphysboro, H., Oct 13-Thrce
men escaped from the county jail
about o'clock yesterday afternoon
and made a bold dash for liberty. Two
of them were captured by officers
within ten minutes after they had
their cells. One made good his es-
cape Willie Perkins, negro, held to
the January term of the Circuit Court
on a charge of murder; Jim Green,
robbery, and George Monahan. in jail
on the charge OF forgery, were the
prisoners. Perkins and Monahan are
again behind the bars.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
TWO KILLED; TWELVE HURT.
Conclusion OF Blast at Pawnee, Ill.,
Causes Coal Dust to Explode.

Springfield ILL.,. Oct. 1.-two were
killed four fatally and others serious
~ injured this afternoon in an eX-
plosion at Victor mine, Pawnee cigh-
teen miles from here.
". V. Overcast. aged 30 years.
single. and Michael Yorju, aged -
years, single. were killed.
The fatally injured are: Frank
Isaac. aged IA, breaker: dying; Peter
t,reen. head and body crushed; John
Burke. frlghtfuly bruised. and George
Worley, bruised and burned
The others injured were; Daniel
Reece, John Dick. William Sparkling,
John Pick. Peter Cerovich, Jerome
Sproul, Thomas King and Joseph
Buchencr.
The explosion occurred just before
the day force of 100 men went OFT
duty. and was caused by too much
powder in blast, the conclusion
causing coal dust, which thickly over
hung the mine. to explode with great
force. Some idea of the force OF the
explosion can be learned from the fact
that those killed and injured were
about 1000 feet from the place where
the shot was fired.
Isaacs was hurled against the entry
wall with such force that his head
was smashed beyond recognition.
It is reported that Overcast was
worth $4,000 and had no relatives.
He had been in town but few days.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
Made Vow to St. vitus.

Chicago Oct l3.-When little Tony
Carlo was bitten by a dog he knelt
down and asked st. Vitus to save him
from hydrophobia. At the same time
he made vow to the patron of medi-
cine that If his life and reason wero
spared he would give up every Mon
day of his life to special acts Of faith
and devotion, and that on Mondays as
long as he lived he would abstain
from meat His father, Joseph Carlo,
also vowed fast of forty days and
forty nights on bread and water if tho
life of the child were spared. When
the boy was pronounced out of all
danger Tony went to mass and be-
fore the altar solemnly dedicated him
self to St Nitus for life
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
JUDGE ALLAN HYoEN KILLED.
Shot from Abmush While On the Way
to His Office.

Bonneville. Ky. Oct. 14.--Judse
Allan Hyden, county judge Of Owsley
county. was killed from ambush near
here this morning as he rode to town
to attend court. The assassins were
hidden in bushes on the roadside and
as Judge Ilyden approached they
opened fire on him. One bullet en-
tered his head and another his breast,
penetrating his heart He fell, and his
foot hanging in the saddle, he was
dragged for some distance The
weapons used were Winchester rifles,
and there we're two assassins, who
made their escape on foot across a
field. 1t Is believed that political enc
mics killed Judge Hyden, since his
election was secured only after hard
fight.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1902-10-16
NEW PLAN 70 SETTLE STRIKE
ROOT VISITED MORGAN AT HIS
REQUEST AND PROPOSED AN.
OTHER CONFERENCE.
Plan Embraces immediate Return of
Miners to Work, and the Appoint
ment OF an Arbitration Committee
OF Three to Adjust the Differences.

Washington, ID. c., Oct 13.-lt Is
learned on good authority that Secre-
tary Root went to New York at the re-
quest of Mr.. Morgan, and was not
sent by the President.
Morgan notified the President that
he had a plan of mediation to suggest
and asked that Secretary Root go to
New York to see him and discuss the
matter.
The main points Of this plan. which
were discussed on board the Corsair
were:
First. That the miners Immediately
resume work pending arbitration by
a tribunal satisfactory to both par
ties.
Second. That this tribunal should
consist OF either Mr.. Morgan or Mr..
Perkins, acting as his representative
on behalf Of the operators; John
Mitchell, representing the miners and
either Cardinal Gibbons or Archbishop
ireland as Independent members.
Mr.. Root took this programme to
Washington and laid In before the
President, who Is now considering II.
The plan suggests that the Pres-
dent should make another request Of
the operators for conference; that
the President should then propose to
them a new basis of action upon lines
to be suggested by Morgan. who
would see to it that the operators
yielded Immediately.