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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
JEALOUSY
LEADS TO A TRAGEDY IN NEW
YORK
Husband. After Killing Wife, Walks 10
Station and Surrenders.

New York. sept z7.-Harry Rose. a
stays manager of the Garrick theater
shot and instantly killed MS wife today
at their apartments II West Thirty-thlrd
street Immediately afterwa-a be sur
rendered himself 70 the nearest police
station, where he handed the revolver 70
the sergeant. saying: I have just shot
my wife
Jealousy was the cause OF the tragedy.
Rose. according 20 THE statement he
made 20 The police. having detected his
wife in an intrigue and being maddened
by her admission Of guilt
Mrs. Rose was an actress formerly. and
was known or the stage as Belle Bertner.
She was sister Of Mrs Charles thinner
man. whose husband is a partner in the
Philadelphia hrm q Nixon & thinner
man. The man charged By Rose with
having alienated the Affections OF his
wife is Samuel Adams. a wealthy real
estate dealer and a constant attendant
at first night performances. with whom
Rose was on terms OF friendly intimacy.
and who h says. he introduced 70 his
wife Adams was greatly overcome Don
learning % Mrs. Rose tragic death. but
denied that there had been any impro-
priety in his relations wifh her. Rose
was held without bail hy the coroner
and committed "a the tomhs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
HILL SPEAKS 10 FARMERS
Frowns on the Idea Of Congress Regu-
latinq Nations Business.

St Paul MINI. Sept. g7--In an address
at the Grant county fair at Elbow lake
last evening President J. J. Hi if the
Great Northern railway and Northern
Securities company. said
Your chairman said that there are q
great many people apprehensive Of the
great industrial enterprises which are be-
ing carried on. and well they may be.
There are so-called industries whose only
industry is in running printing presses
and printing shares Of stock I tell you
Il there is no harm IN an enterprise, If
there are five or ten Of them that are
good. there is no bad in them. and when
you put them together there is no bad
In the entire mass. But If the object Is
q get something for nothing. TO get some
thing that does not belong 70 them. 70
SET money out OF other mems peck
cts. the money he has worked for. and
put il into their own-if that is the OBJ
Jet ALI Is wrong, but some Of these
great enterprises are absolutely sound
ana right.
Continuing. Mr.. I'm said.
some people a6vocate-our president
Notwithstanding everything over 10
congress. What sort q congress would
we have after awhile II al The business
II the country were turned over To it I
think that they would BE- doing business
in the halls OF congress. but they would
ret bring business N YOU that you want.
I think 1 should hold every man respon-
sible for himself and his own acts. II
he does vroag. punish him If he does
right protect him When rhar is done
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
DENNIS FLYNN STRUCK
W. n. Cleveland Makes Brutal As
sault On the DELEGATE

w. n. Cleveland Makes Brutal As
sault on the Delegate
Chickasha. I +. sept As Mr. and
Mrs Dennis Flynn were standing on the
depot platform al Anadarko. chatting
with friends last night. just after TIE
speeches OF Flynn and Governor FersG-
son. W. H Cleveland. ar cid Indian
trader OF Mountain View. suddenly struck
the delegate a terrific blow n the face.
exclziming: That's what I owe you.
Dennis Flynn" The blow was a crush
ing one. entirely unlocked FOR. and fsiled
Flynn Ike an OK Bystsnders seized
Cleveland and for a moment the excite
rent was intense Il developed that the
blow was the result OF an Old grudge.
Cleveland saying that Flynn had beat
him out OF 500 years ago. As the city
marshal started 70 lead Cleveland % il.
Cptain Painter. sheriff OF Comalche
county. struck him blow in the same
manner he struck Flynn. then peeled OF
his coat and wanted 70 whip the crowd
\ riot was narrowly sverted for a Few
minutes. then all cooled down. Flynn
viii wear q beautiful black eye FOR a Few
DAYS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

Icck-up who is capable Of giving such ad-
vice.
This does not mean that We are op-
posed 10 any kind Of change in the tariff
rates and schedules. On the contrary.
we believe in tariff revision from tine 10
tine as occasion may require, but i
must always be on protection lines
NO one has proposed q reduction OF
duty on imports from Cuba that would
leave unprotected any industry OF this
country. and for the reduction We pro-
pose to make we viii receive an equiva-
lent in the corresponding reductions that
are 70 be made on our goods imported
iTto Cuba. So that while we are propos-
ing TO give the Cubans q chance 10 get
into our markets for the sale OF their
PRODUCTS. they are AT he same time 70
give Us a chance 70 enlarge our sales 20
them. Il is a bargain and a fair bargain,
in which we are 10 get value received for
al We are asked 10 give But independ-
entity Of that fact. we should do. and be-
lieve viii do. for Cuba whatever may be
necessary 10 give her prosperity. We are
Under q moral obligation 70 do so. and it
would be shameful disgrace TO the
american people II We do not"
The last speaker OF the day was Senator
Hanna When he arose the cheering
ard applause was deafening. Senator
Hanna said. in part:
a year ago It was my privilege 70 at
tend the opening OF the Republican cam
paign, and after looking over the stu
alton. came 10 the conclusion that I
should give piece Of advice: Let well
enough alone That was the whole
chapter. that was all there was in the
campaign. Today. say, stand pat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
WHITE
FLAGS
Prove no Protection to General
SaIazar's Boats.
AMERICANS AT THE BAT
They Turn Six-pounders Loose
Upon the Rebels.
ARE LIONIZED IN PANAMA
SaIazar Is Indignant at His
Reception.
ARE LIONIZED IN PANAMA

Panama. Colombia. Sept 1.-THE gov
eminent gunboat Chuchuito left here this
morning, escorting a gasoline launch
with commissioner on board bearing TO
the insurgent General Herrera the answer
OF General salazar, governor OF Panama.
II the formers peace proposal.
George 3. Parker and II. D. Gooding. OF
Washington, and George Cross. OF New
pert News. Va. the American gunuers
who recently arrived here for service on
government gunboats, were on board the
ChUchuito. The government commits
sioner had been instructed TO deliver Cen
eral Salzar's communication 10 General
Herrera in person Of Yegualita. where
the insurgent leaders forces were report
Ell 10 be. When the launch was 4 little
more than a hundred yards from shore
both boats were flying white fags-the
revOlutionists opened IRE from their en-
trenchments. and the escape OF any OF
those on board was little short OF a mir
acle- Fortunately. the gunners were pre-
pared for any emergency. and they i'm
mediately answered the rebels shots
with two six-pounders. silencing the shore
FIRE. They then trained their guns on
the house in which the rebels had estsb-
l.shed their headquarters. completely de-
moiishing il, and causing the revolution
lists 70 take 20 flight
General Salazar IS highly indignant at
the manner in which his commissioner
was received. which is in striking con-
trast with his reception OF Herrera :
messenger, who. upon arrival here. was
entertained at the governor palace. and
was supplied upon leaving with provisions
for himself and his crew. The first ser
vice OF the sunners has produced a great
impression il government circles. The
men are being Ionized
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
James Craft 0ecapitated and
Body Burned
IN TENDERLOIN DISTRICT
Motive of the Murder Was
Clearly Robbery.
DOOR OF BURNING FLESH
Leads the Officers to the De-
lection of the Criminals.

New York. sept FLAMES B. Craft. q
wealthy resident q Glen Cove. Long -
land. Was murdered TO-DAY and hts hoay
decapitate1. II Tsndsrloln resort kaoWa
as the Empire Garden cafe. ia Vgcss
T'wenty-uinsA street. within few dooss
OF Broadway, Al the evldence goos a
show. the police say. that Craft. who rad
been making the rounds ef the Tender
loin. incautiousiy displayed a larss
amount OF moHsy n the Empire and va
killed IS one OF the walters. known "a
Thomas Tohin. Tor the purpose o. rob
berry
The police also say that Knockout drops
were first administered and that then ~
victim was dragged into the basement and
killed with a cleavcr
The odor OF burning desh attracted the
attention Of the occupants Of the upper
part q the house early this morning and
led 70 the discovery q the heaaless BODY
q a man IA the basement The charret
head was discovered a few minutes iatss
n the furnace IN which a fre had heca
recentiy made with the evident intsntlos
of destroying All possibility ~ idenuaea-
tor OF the remains Later the body uas
as that Of his father The murdered nan
was about 81 years 81 age ara was
manufacture of refslEersting machinery
of Cortlandt street. this city
Tobin. who Is charged with the mar1cs,
was caught hiding IN the house Tbs
police also arrested Alexander McAner-
neg. the bartender Robert kelley. a poe-
ter u Chinese restaurant in the build
ing. and several women Who were knowa
70 be frequsnters % the place Ire polies
said tonlght that Tobins real nane q
Thomas Kelley ard that ~ is srathex
az the porter They alec learned rhat
Craft attempted % eef a cheek for TO
csshea before re- went 20 tne Empsrs-
A woman named Mamie Moore. who -
known e. have been ia the place Nifa
craft and who IS he'd ns witness. msds
an Important statement today which ths
police decline o. make public she il sid
o. have implicated McAuerney a. sa ac-
conplice q Tobin.
There are row tuerfy -nine hosnicids
prisoners in The Tennis including Moii-
rsux ana the recent acquisit3oa. YcunE.
the alleged murderer ~ MrH. Pulitzer
New York. Sept z--The police say TO-
night thar the records show thar Tehla
has once been in gsnz sing. and bad been
removed from that prison e. the irsans
hospital az Mattezan on account ~ -
actions Ga the prison. but that bis sfsy
there va ~ shore duration. ARD tnat -
vas returned 90 sinE sing ss Cured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
cusANs ARE RESTLESS
They Would Like Uncle Sam to With
draw Troops.

Washington. Sept- Though recognlz-
ing II thu request o. The Cuban govern
r.snt fer The withdrawal CT The reraiuirg
hmericaz troops IL Cuba a very natural
desire 70 remove ali traces % foreign &C.
crpetlon. the indications are that The
authorities here VII order The with
drawel Only upo1 the completion az the
permanent treaty contemplated n the
Piatt amendment Both the amendment
and the Cuban constitution provide that
permanent treaty shall be signed BE-
tween the United States ard Cuba
whereby each government shan ASSUME
certain 6lsunc- obllgatSous- Cuha for its
-art IS n0t ro make any foreig> treaties
.runairlzg her independence Is Got % as
sruse excessive tussafedzess is q reccz-
RE the rigat q Intervention q the I-us-
ted States 10 protest nyes sad property
md independence. Is g validate al the
acts q the military occupation. = 70 cca-
tisae TIE sanitary measures i1sZEz-ste6s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

l. 70 sell or lease 10 the United States
lands for coaling or naval stations, and
is TO adjust the title 10 the Isle OF the
Pines in q subsequent treaty Tor its part
the United States is 10 maintain the
independence OF Cuba and protect indi-
vidUal life, property and liberty. Now
there Is no assurance, at the present NO
nent, that the Cuban government has a
sufficient distinctly Cuban army AZ hand
20 undertake 20 care for these things
itself Moreover. II is regarded as essen
tizl that such provisions in the projected
treaty as those touching coaling stations
and the ownership OF the Isle CT Pines
shall be expressly arranged for in a
treaty that shall be absolutely binding
upon both parties. and only when these
things are gone viii the small remaining
fierce Of United States troops be with
drawn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
STYLE
RUINS AMBASSADORS TO GERMAN
COURT
White Will Advocate Providing Homes
for Its Diplomats.


/ Berlin Sept. 27-The officials Of the for
! eign office inform the correspondent Of
/ the associated press Of the appointment
/ Of Charlamange Tower as ambassador to
/ Germany is regarded with special IN
formation since such an excellent rela-
+ lion precedes him. Very great regret IS
/ expressed Al the foreign office and IN all
circles over Mr. Whites retirement. The
lanteroom Of the embassy this afternoon
was filed with color expressing regret at
( his departure Mr.. White intended 70
accept Yales request 70 represent II
at the Bodleisn literary centennial early
( in October. but he cabled his decIinatiou
today because Of the pressure Of set
ting up business here. Berlin VIII be a
welcome change for Mr.. Tower. who il
is understood Is tired Of the dreary splen-
dor OF the St Petersburg court, at whose
enormous functions sometimes 5000 per
sons sit down TO supper. and only 40 men,
civil officials and diplomats, appear. In
erIin artists. literary men and university
professors share the life Of the court and
give it The variety and interest that are
lacking at St Petersburg and Vienna.
The American colony at ST. Petersburg
sonsists Of only forty persons, including
women and children. while several hun
dred Americans are permanent residents
IN Berlin
When Mr.. White returns TO the United
States he designs 20 bring TO the atten-
ton Of the government the old question
III its owning houses for ambassadors and
ministers. Suitable legations cannot be
obtained oGhand by new commissioner
and the rent is usually as much as al
ambassadors salary. Bayard Taylor. who
died here. was ruined financially by the
expenses necessary 10 maintain his posi-
ton as minister. General Noyes. for
merry United States minister at Paris.
left his family scarcely. anything because
o. the strain Of keeping up appearances
Nr. Whites view is that the present sal
airy need not be increased II the govern
ment provides permanent embassies and
carriage allowance. such arrangements.
of course would not permit Of the splen-
did style Of living maintained al Europe
an capitals by ambassadors of the first
class powers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

on q writ OF habeas corpus. Three other
attempts, made before .-4TsS OF the su-
preme court. failed
Chicago. Sept Flames Campbell. the
ST Louis broker. for whom Judge Doug
las OF 81 Louis has issued subpoena
oGces tecCm IN connection witn TIRE IN
vesugation Of the alleged bribery charges
against the municipal assembly OF s.
Louis. made a general denial here to
night OF any knowledge whatever @ the
TWO checks aggregzting $3.50 which At
torrey Folk believes were caShed AZ Mr..
CampbeITs hank Mr.. Campbell Is s
guest al the Auditorium Annex hotel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
YAooUIs WILL RESIST
To the Last Man They VIII Fight for
Their Fertile Lands.

Tuscon. Ariz, sept. 27.-Advices from
Hermosillo state that the YaGui Indians
VIII not accept the decree OF the Mexi-
can government which cor --ates their
lands and throws them open 10 settle
ment. but that they viii resist the en-
forcsment OF the decree by every means
possible The lands OF the Yaquis are
extremely fertile. the climate is semi-trop
zeal and all kinds OF crops are raised.
One thousand armed Yaqui warriors are
still in the field, who VIII fight des-
perately against this last decree OF the
government depriving them of their
lands.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
BULLETIN or
dbe micI1ita Bully eagle.
Wichita. Sunday September Is. 1902
WeatherfOr wichita Today:
Fair and Warmer

VEeatherfOr Wichita Today:
Fair and Warmer
IMPORTANT NEWS OF TO-DAY
Pages
I. Foraker Defends the Trusts
Maneuvers at Fort Riley
Americans in First Fight
Another New York Murder
2. Big Rally at Dover
Choetaw strike Is settled
City In Brief
Places OF Worship
3. school Highly Commended
4. Commerce Commission Adjourns
Fifth Day OF Reunion
5. Much Money Left in Wichita
Estimate of Carnival Visitors
6. DOings of wichita society People
Marriage OF Miss Tsenhart
=. Last Day Of the Fair
New Bank 70 Open Monday
:. brotherhood Of Holy Face
0. Jewish New Year in wichita
6olf Tournament at BraebarH
10. Fourth Week OF Campaign
Jack stiIweII Passing Away
Greer COuBfy's Unique History
Greer County Campaign Ended
IL. wichita Livestock Market
Review or the Grain Markets
View York stocks AMI BSads
National Base Bali
IL New Drama by earki- Russian
Hebrews OF the Highlands
ID. High Price OF wild Far.
Eagles Table and Kitchen
Il. Doing= OF Hiehita'- Colleges
The city Regulator
Music and Drama
Is. Eagles Want Page
he. Additional wsntAd<
IL. Ball Fights over in spain
midas Coming Spectacle
DavyiCreekett in New York City
some Dali Days in Washington
Il Eagles sunday Editorial Page
Is. FELL in Lave With Her Pfetzre
Life Of Philip Drake
Jay Cooke en- Future OF America
COwboS Re Be Ceaaaersr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
BRITISH ARE TRANSFERRING
With Purpose . Make conDiet. Pea.
tcrz.ior e China

Pezfn se1t E-slrsz ltaneozglT vish
ths Russ.au transfers % China = fae
ST. Ernest sacoE. the Britlsh Hia-ste-
yesterday hs1ss8 oyer 81 Chfra ths
traus.ortatsez . re shai ksraa sfassaa.
an1 TIRE B-tlsh srs row tr4aster-frE
thel- Shops ard othe- works ~lfa tae 81
tsntso- - zzkirE a co-pists reT.s-zt.ea
- ths railroad - TIE earisat poss-ass
80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
THgATRIcALs I. LoNDon
Captain Kettle will Take the Place q
Nirce CfNeilf

London. sept THE theatrical ses-
sion here Is IN fsn swing Berrbom
Trees production. he Eternal CITY.
vii take place October . n C1rssassrcs
~ ire disastrous finale q Nance " S-lii g
sssson ~ the AdeIphL CsptzIa Kettle
zfI . prosiuced there ~ a. eariy dzts.
Bert Cooies The Fatal WedG.-g7 Is
running strongly af re Prircess
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
FALSE ENTRIES USED
To Conceal a Deficiency IN German
Business.

Mannheirs. Germany. Sept Trhs
Rshinau- sssrnheiu' chemical indusfry
soint stock company. hss ale1 dseians-
tion IN bankruptcy An eraminaflor 4
ths BOOKS sho~es shsf IL had beer worked
az . less for many years ard tasf ths
sehcieucy rad been r1neeaief hy faisa
eHfrie- The carital q ihe e.acsrs. ffzz-
90. - practically Isl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
INDIANS IN REBELLION
Apaches Insist on Going 70 the Sar
Geronimo Festival.

Denver, Colo, Sept "A special 70
the Republican, from Santa Fe. y II
says: one hundred Apache Indians,
from the Jicarilla reservation in Northern
Rio Arribs county. are camped in the
Picuris Mountains, ready 10 go 70 the
San Geronimo festival at Taos Pueblo,
next Tuesday, and with a band Wednes-
day, despite the positive orders OF the
agent Another band OF Apachs, Is tres
passing on the land Of Santa Clara and
other Pueblos. and bad blood exists on
tkat account United States Attorney
Abbott has orders from Washington TO
send a posse 10 take the Apaches back TO
the reservation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
sENAToRsHlP FoR ALeER
Governor Bliss Tenders Hin the Va
cant Position.

Saginaw such. sept E-Gogeraor
Bliss tonight rendered the United States
senatorship made vacant b. ne death u
james Mcmillan. % General Russell A
AIzer n eDtrol. former secretary q var
IN Mckinney cabinet
The governor seut the following tsie-
gram 20 General Aiger.
r hereby tender you the appointment
Of United states senator from Michigan %
FL TIE vacancy caused ~ The death q
the tate Senator James Ncauan-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

Scvau-rr. pa seq = TIRE r,~r -
we're arrssrea ~ Hosaksn feesy hsts
been sfse-tfH~t - fre Ng-rariars Ehs
Murdered JAMES Wsrstrn sf fsrassT 81
lad WEI sstag IrF Larkazarea re-
z11n zza frse frenu tirt1gta1ess fa-faT.
re treopr ksrt - fh~ar asf-01firE z1s
s1ecrsaef ln preVerfi-x wcFzmen frea
teirz -srfesfed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
DIED OF Heart FAILURE
Assistant Secretary % he4 N-sics
Paaaes A~aT Suddenly.

UerVsr sest "a SD q - p
rubIlcan from santa Fe 81 H. says
Harry warner deputy secretary - fhs
tsrri.orv. eiea IRIS noruirR 81 Las Crss-
-ith earrsuofia- SEE was = yezru RI.
eye 4 aafsrr q Isr7esf1ur. = Hs
Rarss pifs Tts rsuasas uia a. s~at
e. Jauleafszu ~ iHssrme-t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
THE WEATHER.

washington. Sept. 27.-Forecast:
Kansas-Fair and warmer Sunday Mon
day fair, cooler.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fa.r
and warmer Sunday; Monday fair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
WITH cHARRED FACES
Eight Slaves are Taken TO Hospital
Tor Burns.

McKeesport. Pa. Sept. 27,-Eight Slavs
with charred faces. burned bodies and
terribly scorched heads were taken TO
the McKeesport hospital as a result Of
an explosion at furnaces OF the Carnegie
Blast Furnace plant Duquesne. tonight
Two OF the victims. joe Liska and Steve
Schultz. have since died. and there is
little hope that any OF the others viii re-
cover. All Of those injured were caught
in a blast and ashes which followed the
blowing out OF the bell while the men
were AZ work.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
No TARIFF TINKERlNc
SAYS Senator Ledge AZ an Editorial
Nesting IN Sostor.

Boston. Sepr z---J-uited States Senator
Lo5ge addressed the NassauchEsetrs e5i-
torial association III a dinner today The
burden % Senator Lodges speech was
Vitn ~ This time He declared that Al
attempt I'd rsvfse the tarzn aow would -
70 in5ure the business 70 q degree that
could not BE POSSIBLY compensated BY
and advantages that might accrue IRON
tSrt1 rs~lsio1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

Green Bay. Wis. sept z7.-Bishop Mes
mer tonight denied the correctness % the
reasons given 81 the dispatch from Rome
why his name was no longer considered
Tor the archbishopric q Manila. namely
that be and Governor Taft are hostile
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
mEsMER OUT OF IT
VIII not be Considered for the Arch
hishocric OF Manila.

Rome. sept Z.-The candidacy ~ Rt.
Rev. Sebastian C. sIesner. bishop Of
Green Bay. WIS. Tor the archbishopric
of Manila II Is asserted ia vatican cir
Giles. Is no longer being considered. be-
cause Of his hostility 20 ths negotiations
between Governor TAFT and the vatican
on Philippine matters The vatican s. in
receipt u numerous protests againsf the
anti-Cathoiic propaganda in the Philip
pines
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-25
THE SCENE IS SHIFTED.
Strike Conference Transferred 10
New York and Washington.
PAYING GOOD WAGES
The Advance Already Proposed by the
Large Companies Is Said to Be Too
Great for Small Owners.

Scranton, Pa, November 2s.-The scenes
" the strike settlement negotiations have
been suddenly shifted from this city 70
Washington and New York romorrOw the
committee Of nine Of the independent op-
orators expects to hold conference with
the presidents u the coal carrying roads
regarding the position OF the Individual
companies, and at the same time, meet.
Ing between Wayne Macvengh and posi-,
hly other attorneys win be held in the
National capital Scranton aud the entire
coal regions VIII In the meantime wait
with considerable interest to hear what
tho Thanksgiving Offering will be- The
New York conference has been known Of
for twentyfour hours. the Washington
meeting was decided upon this afternoon
The independents have gNe 60 New York
to ind out what the largo companies can
do for them In the way of freight rates IN
case an increase IN wages Is decided on
The Mine Workers representatives went
to Washington to nnd out what the large
companies had TO offer. Roth ardently
wish for success but II was not within
their power TO say what will be- the out
comc.