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United States Express company; L. c.
Weir of the Adams Express company,
and J. c. Fargo Of the American Ex
press company, reiterated their denials
Of the scheme. Each added that nothing
further was contemplated in establish
ing community of interest between
their several companies
Criticism Doesn't Hurt Trust
Mr.. William Rockefeller's attention
was called yesterday to the minority re-
port Of Thomas W. Phillips, Of the In
dustrial commission, in which methods
of the Standard Oil company were crit
icised.
Mr. Rockefeller said he did not care to
discuss the statement, except to say that
so far as it referred to the Standard Oil
company it was untrue and In direct
contradiction to the great weight Of tes-
dmony given before the commission.
Irish Enjoys Arrive
William NJ K. Redmond. M. P, and
Joseph Devlin, the Irish ENJOYS, who
have arrived here were escorted from the
vessel to the Hoffman House by a dele
cation Of prominent members Of the va
rious societies.
Mr.. Redmond is enthusiastic over the
Irish
and did not attempt to disguise the fact
that physical force will be used when
the time comes for an uprising in Ire
land.
More Help, Less Criticism
District Attorney Jerome was the prfn
cipa1 guest at a dinner of the Delta, Up
silon Club of New York, at the Hotel
Manhattan last night
He emma sized two YooiDtc in, I;a IL
that the patriotism Of the present gem
Grafton is more spectacular than prac-
teal, and that we should assist our pub
lie officials and institutions as well as
criticise them.
No Tammany Apologies
Lewis Nixon, the new leader OF Tam
many hall, yesterday evolved a new plan
for increasing interest in the affairs Of
the organization when he invited Fred
erlck b. House to repeat before the gen
eral committee, which meets on Thurs
day an address which he has delivered
several times, and in which he denounces
in bitter terms the management of Tam
many hall within the last few years
Mr.. House spoke last week before the
Tammany organization of the Thirteenth
assembly district, and his remarks in
view of the fact that Mr.. Nixon was
present, created a sensation because of
dHuQ6d
to Mr.. Croker, even if he did not mention
the name of the recent leader.
In speaking Of the conduct Of the party
within recent years, Mr.. House declared
that he was weary of apoIogizing' for
the leaders, and demanded that a change.
radical and thorough, should be in
augurated if the party should be re-
deemed.
That Mr. Nixon should seek to have
such speech repeated before the most
representative committee of the organiza-
ton was surprise to the friends of
Mr.. Croker, who interpreted it as an
indication that the new leader purposed
carrying out his own ideas in attracting
to himself a following irrespective Of the
sentiments of those who in the past have
been the allies and friends of the man
who elevated him to the leadership
Girls, Technical School
Enriched by gifts of $4,000. the Hebrew
Technical School for Girls, at No. 267
Henry street. win begin the erection of
a handsome new building immeditely as
a needed extension of accommodations
for it's rapidly growing work. The open
ing of the school hereafter to young girls
other than Hebrews will greatly increase
the pressure for room, and the promising
outlook induced Adolph Lewisohn to
make new building possible Dy starting
the fund with $4,000.