davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21
G~obielsDags.
III SOgen 4 n
Mttte er en- Of bette aars
~ gr1miebgger, Oh at ban.

Mette II en- Of bette Oars
% gr1miebgBer, 90 at BPM.
me efttr be mango beIbiuise
anbcfalinper, ui bar montaatt,
biI hisIelis benne Bog biIths
Snierssie blauot "Sttprabs
Eoifen''s seiere 90 aunre.
Sosen CT iaaleaes inoretiet,
at Der for bper Of aarets "a,
tuer Ct fire blanfe 9inier nteb
slabs for 5amiIisns 90 SIrsts
hinges Hapne., ilnher bber
1ato CT anfprt Gu sler Here bes
rpinte @9nns % 2biuners 6sns
itlsbag. 90 pan ben monftans
enSe Siae fiahes Der - for be
~tiliuarenoe 9atotr - ct Tibet
Beers. ct Gpisram sarr en- llbs
telslie Of en- eaer anben riabas
frnSts Bsrionligben. Oct oil
bare Of for Snttrssfe for ers
bber Gamilis - pg fan psiaa
srh bisIs seilisbeper blipr til
abcIitet 9gttr - paa Denre
@aaoe at babe belle iin Sl9st
iam!et | en- Pig linen net BOG
nieh angibrlie af bpert snf.lt
@rolfnis JsSielsoato % Sph'
ielsaar.
gDgert Ct imuft inbbnnoen |
S9rreo ifieS CrSet "TsoTslss
nassbpg" GnlobosHaber paa
assstn % SOrRosn. FAINT rpht
sait, 90 ben isnSes irit meh
Slaset for $1.25 betalt | fyors
fun. vi bar osiaa enneI sIes
CANT inobuuhne @nlsiuit, Tom
fOiier 10 Gents srtra. 90 be CT
bel n9rst bet lille Sia9g for
llsiesnosts Sfpln.
abresie:
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Der er tiIiteSe peo SpRobemsoet
en- rne Sanif Dame, JON fom sanife
aIene belt ira Dillon. Rontana.
Sum iputes, bun maatte benptte ben.
ne anIebnine oa ersang faa ie De.
cordb % 2uther College. Senbes
Rapn er RtiS Woriau Ssrgenien,
% bun Dor / gables San".
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21
gPrS. Sutton Smcuion

WrS. GutOn SmcuiOu / Sos gn,
qcies, Gol., fit Ben 1Soe et lclegrom
ira. J}oanlrs / Nri3ona, bpori SET
meI6tcS beuoc, at bcrocS Rouo bar
omfommen peo ct lllpffeStiIfpIoe i
en- 3rltbeleir / Souora. Sperior
nar a%ontraftsr % 0rog neooper til
@ferico / Telge meo 9fenton 9rolnn.
Mrs. Sppuion tror, al begae err bic.
ben msroet. Selegrnmmet Dor I'M.
bertesnet al en- ufienSt SpanioI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Sa, at Senator q. & 6inietb fra
8oobbl,e 60, forbeuoprenoe Web'
lem al airferanbet, er tiIitebe ueb
SitbeIiproben, tiger natltrIiguis og'
iaa fig ieIo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21
9ecDrab % Smeglt.
Zen 2OOe Sum- 1908,
Saie gal.

Sdie gal.
2erbog @%ftermiooog iptueoeS
"gdfe 9ou" melem Colleges 9Iltb
og en- for anIe6nin9er Oonnet
aIltb al iorberoprenOe College Gle.
Der. De fprItrppnte ponot en- ore
f1tS SER meS en- "Score" al II
fitIs SER meo en- "Score" al II
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21
Wctcpricrn / &urac. : 7inmor,

fen, iom Ser opsipes paa @iboen /
ssosit FOR snteu, ianbtes ior nogen
Sio iibcn, eftcr, bpab Or. Sans
gfeltid, bar meooelt, en- eIler ct Bar
Stuffer al Weteorierr. tilIammeli
771b aiIo. Sernets minernlotife
gaenifuber er unoeriegt al ben be-
fieuote Ieteoritfieroer B~roiesior
Gulen / @reiiStpolbe. 6unoet. bpis
gGroi Sreier Tia ON noaIe inlinSc
aroner, IfaI M eies al en- Nano |
Sauacluno; Oct fommer rimelispis
ill at iGIaeS til llhlanbet. Iniaae-
liz .moa Sog mere fiinne iremiinoeS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

funbe bore Spf. Gan itob op | Sp.
noben oe tiapite ct Ws6e at "4irfe.
acknowledgement
teen."
SO. 8."s Referat isaor at 9rof.
Stitbs SoreSras ON SniptrationslR-
rem itoar Der bent frem, at en- al
Moiebsgerne fortPller Batrio.
ternes Siftorie. Sasen er
nemIis SerL at ieg opertegneoe ga.
poIeon Dion siorbe Reoaftsren Den
Sieneite of lrie aorreftiiren for
BAN poo oenne Del al Reieratet, og
bet ifuIbe iea life bape giort. 6or.
reiten peo ieg life ~rettere, END at ga.
triarferne ogiaa bar ianoe Batrioter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

aonQ &etcr& Stilling er oIlcreoe
ira @capnoeIien al oGt onbet emo
misunderstanding, 8eo lin eger
Gh til @runoIopen og peS sc Cltro'
priife NoQterS EreS bIir hon ncot
til at Qisre uoQet peo aun9e' %
0ronnir0ntprNcrue. Men ifal bon
itraffe oi$ic pno nO9enInubc citcr'
t~ruffelig @oooc. ioo fnor ban Ser.
bienS mpQtiqite MPno imob iiG -
for set er netop oe Snmeriuorne,
icm MI itprer Sfuto / Serbien. Do
iooIeoeS CT hcn me aonac fommct
Iioeom meIIem @orf % @eS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21
b. Anundsen
DEBORAH. Iowa.

100 aars SnbilGnm. Zen 36ia
Sltni feire6e ifeIge ~Spenob. amtst."
Sfaarup Stotsiemirariurr 100 AarS
Subilpum. Gen 6te auguit ofbolo.
ties en- itsrre 6eitligbe6 / anGeontns
al Observation-Disclosures
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

%or& Gable, ser / lin Sio bopoe
Cro Tor at opre ben moriomite %
UlttI9ite @ut oc0 2lIther College. bar
life Lilo I'll at operpGre belle Sitbet.
i0rooCn; men ban bar BOG pPret Der
etpor Gage. San bar life miitet tit
9o6e 3um0r, ifieut set rof frGper en-
bel Gel SouImobigheb at pPre rel.
ienOe @onNcIsoaeut FOR ct g&boIc.
ioIt @or0more Iirmo / Il. Saul.
Cen itsritc Wiono uen Sltbelipno'
Oen / fropsli2 6cnieen0e er 9anfsr
&nnier ira Booze, Soma. iom ogiaa
engang par Glen ueo @ltfbcr Col,
Ie9e. San ct iao bsi % peier iao
meget. at ri life carter at 'nnaipc
laIitsrrelierne.
Guit. q, @iere bar Iaoet ct mt
Orb, Jon for ben Gags SfpIS eierne
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21
"5eeorabs Ipftens's
@efjcnotgipreIie.

Seert go. Of 9agbIaoet foiter /
Gorto / Gent pr. Mmler. 8i oil ien'
Sc gIa6at belle lteen nor 10 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

sOOapaHs % See Cream hos Gransabl
i Go
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Ter or mango. iom iperaer ON
9Iounct til Sen itore, Ipsifiea0eor
Ntono mco Sc fromme % bornIigc
zine, % noor Sc foor Den 9citeN,
at set er &lnitmoIer 8ouito ira
minneapolis, |itirrer he poo ham
enQou9 til % Tiger: "gtei. or oct set?
Get er bnm, iom 6or moIet IIter.
tlulcn / Dor Girfe."
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

"DecordhsT oitgn" bar piSieIie man.
ae @enrer oeS bette RsSe, % bet ptl
qtnoe ll1giperen at BIZ be9ret meo
@eisa. &om i16 u6en at banfe poal
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21
Smaatteri fra Synooe.
meoet.
tgeo slappIepn Slien.)

Der er tiIiteSe peo SpRooemsoet
en- une bnnif Dame, iom fom eanife
aIene belt ira Dillon. Wontana.
Sum iputes, bun matte benptte ben.
ne a~nIeoniue oa ergang faa ie De.
cordb oe 2utber College. Senbes
Raon er WtiS Wariau Ssrgenien,
% bun Dor / gables SaIl".
ga, at Senator u. & 6iuietb fra
8oobbite Co., forbeno9renoe Web'
lem al a%irferanbet, er tilitebe ueb
SitbeIiprooen, tiger natltrIiguis o.
iao fig ielo.
gIon0t Sc mango gamIe 2l,tber
GoIlege-B ittter, Tom MI for fsrite
Sang poa mango aor isieu beiseer
0ecorab, er ogiaa Sans Rprou, en-
forretringsmarto / 8appille. 9.
0of. San bar Glen neb GoIeget |
1S6S-7O.
ri Northumberland er, iaaoiot
ices, bare ire ttlitebe, foriiben ben,
iom Dor Der / 8pen. Zen plbIte,
S6os. g., iom er airferaaosmeb.
lem ior belle Sorooeu, fom 2srbug
Rorgen; mebenS De Dneite TO al
@rGorene, nemIig aron og @ilbelm,
bar Der oIlerebe for.
Sugferer Gilbert 2ou1eu meo
6uitru % 0atter bar en- ltges 6erie
Der % fornper garnle 9efienbtifaber.
San ifal mart refie tilboge til Nome
/ gtldifo, os Der trGffer ban life bag
its6t iomtten meo iaa mango gooe
norife SpnooefoIf.
Den bsie, noeet t~pnbboarebe
Monb paa orttrent Sc firth, iom saar
/ pcre, npe, merfearaa ifrebberipeoe
aIPoer % ier iaa fornsiet no, er
Proi. SuliuS 6. SDion ira 8iscon'
inns llniperittet. San fommer life
til at boIbe Gale / Gecordb benne
Sang.
SnQen bar uoqeriinoe ppret nos
getiteOs uOen Der at trpffe SenS
&oNWoL bc6re fienot un0er Hapnet
"Aortb. 1ncific Sobnion". San er
M Der / Gccorab ior blan6t an0et at
ifis6e til Spnoben en- 2ot / Ct.
Snltl, iom ban pil giOe til Sltbel.
fonSct.
Gn al be melt IongpeiSiorenoe
8ieitcr er Or. Hoqrte ira Rep gorf;
ban, iom ioruoen al pGre Tait. Re.
qile$ Sen ogion bar Den 8IpOe %
pore at pGre Rait. goerious Spigers
ion.
Gen beficnote Glogfabrifont Sobr
G6ompion i 9eIoit. @iS., fom meb
lin @litru noget lent til Rsbet.
SfilIbe ban bile iors9e 2SSltbelfor'
set meo en- @ereI FOR no9Ie Surbre'
6rebe Slticn Dollars, er opertegnebe
golfer at qorontere, at 8ereIen er
go0.
Erof. II. g. Nn0erion Dor l1Sc
hos i'm @er Tobon 6e9Q % ban bar
omoett hcIc Streqet berltbe, ino BET
hcrcfter ifoI foIbeS SegQeooIen.
Gu Al Sc opmCrfiomne GiIbsrere
pe0 Mc0et iQour bar Bait. Stener'
ion al @nlQc& Spnobe. San mo.
remmer, at Ger inreS at pPre en- bel
QcI bra ToIf I ben rorife Spnooe
ogioo.
arfitcft u. In6crion ira Ge8
Moire& er her. 6on trrfier mege;
fienbt ToIf; mi bans @lS er Iigeiom
ct SIngS ierite &IoSieS NotcI Tor
ole S%nnpAcinIf. ipm mQo itottic ppcr
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

gIonSt Sc mango gamIe 2utber
College Gutter, Tom mi for fsrite
Sang paa mango aar isien beiseer
0ecorab, er ogiaa Sans Npron, Ell
6orretningSmano / 8appille. 9.
0of. San bar Glen neb Goaeget |
1S6S-7O.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Lime Juice and Kola, the best drink
drank, &C at Brunt & Parmans.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

! "0ecorabs8 oitelr"S Selt finSes
SeleferiorbirSeIie meo 8ontorst /
9pen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

) "8ecorob-8 oiten"s Sat finoeS
8apir 90 Berue, og ale os enhoer,
iorn innate snite at ifrt1e biem, fan
Ser 5aoe ben snIfeIigite anIeHt1tng til
one St6er.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Spi& togen 6nifer at ieHoe Dag
Haoet hicn, ian oil man firNe Sm'
Toa ureo 8oihuprFer bno i "3ecorGh.
9oItcn"S SeIt euer / &ontoret FER /
9ngr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21
en- tom Statsfasie.
Zen prouiiuriifc &rsiering / Ger
bicn far intet at rnttc meS.

Den mi0Ierti6ige ierbiife Te0ic'
ring err / en- Hem auibe: Den er uoen
nogen Statsfasie. Oct bill iige: oen
bar nof en- Stotsfasie, men ben er
tom, % inaen peO, bporban be ifol
fuo nogct / ben. Hegieringens cien'
bommeIiitc sitting binorcr Den / at
op0ripe Sc nsbpenbige Wi0ler. gan'
ferne bor enoog npgtet at poe Den
imao 2oan. gnbel al ct mt Stats'
liam, Ser par opto9et / Sronfrigc,
par set Ieningen ifuloe inbbetoIeS
/ ben ierbiife Statsfosic ben 15oe
1SHuni, men Sen iranife ganfertbeoS'
mani, iom bar fommet til 9elgroo
meo 9engene, nG9tebe at o%perlepere
Sslptsiet, fsr 2anbet after bapoe
fooet en- ito6iI fonItitutionel &egie'
ring. SonIebes gift set til, at Den
propiiortife &egiering bapoe i'm fuloe
6pre meo at pporipe nof I'll HetIe'
penqe til Den officiele Delegation,
iom / IreSogS reiite til Sent forat
cifortere ben me aonge 6iem I'll
9elgrao.
RusIono bar ollereOe traobt / Of
ficiel %0ipIomotiif 6orbiroelie meo
Sen ierbiifc p%rontioriife Regiering.
0erimo6 mco0eIte Sen BRITTLE lloen'
riqsminiiter, 2%anSbomnc, / IreOn0S
i Operbuiet, at bel brittle NiniItcr
/ 9elorao bar facet SrOrc til at for
Iobe Serbiens S~opcOitoh inotil pt'
Oere, % for BET fsrite bill fra Gn9'
lambs SIDE intet bIi %foretaget, Der
fan ubtnNeS iom Ell Inerfienbelic al
SEN ic~lobeitoItehc RcgierinQ. Soro
9on$bonue uOtalte iig ! ~inoiGnereoc
ll6trrf ON aouQcmorbet / Sel9roo
GA erflGreoc, at set life poSicbe ia
Tor en- britiIf Winiiter at bore till
itc6e, noor oct me Stprc inolr8it'
rcret, cncr at Dope noqct at he'ttlc
n1e6 ocnt, iom pon en- eller onoen
Woobe hopoc uprct beIo8tiGe / Sloo'
ba6ct.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

@rflteft u. NnScrion ira 3e8
Mtotne& er her. &on trrfier meget
fien0t ToIf; mi bans 0,tS er Iigeiom
ct SIag& ierite &Io&ieS Notcl Tor
ole SpnoScioIt, iom mao itorie opcr
Notten / GcS Woine8.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

"3ecorubr 8oiten" bill bIi trpft lent
9sr6aQ Nfte1, otter at ~9teferutet al
2erSoaens TorborSIinger err opiat,
"a ud Hioc ombrrgt f6r Srpfoit Ssn.
6d8 Morgen. RIaoet pil ~troeholoe
outfring 40 8iueoer al 8rGfter %
2Rrpre. Qri8 8 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Gu Al Sc opmerfiomme Gilbsrere
peo Mc0et i0oar bar Bait. Stener.
ion al @mlQc$ Sprobe. San iro.
remmer, at Ger inreS at ppre en- bel
Gel bra ToIt I Oen norife Suno0e
ogioo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Gen ~befienote Glo9fabrifant Sobn
Gbompion i 9eIoit, @is., fom meb
lin Slitru no9et lent til Rsbet.
Sfl1Ibe ban bile iors9e SltbeIfor'
set meo en- &ereI for nogIe Sunore.
orebe 5lticn Dollars. er o~pertegnebe
golfer at qorontere, al @erelen er
go0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Erof. u. g. Nr0erion Dor noe
hos i'm @en Tobon @e8G % ban bar
omoebt hcIc Streqet oer,tbe, iao BET
hcrcfter ifoI foIbeS @eqQeooIen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Gn al De melt IangpeiSiorenbe
8icitcr cr Or. Haqlte ira Rep Dorf;
ban, iom iorl,oen at ppre Bait. Hes
qi,e$ Sen ogion bar ben 8Ipoe %
gGre at pGre Bait. goerions Spioer.
isn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Den bste, noeet tpubbaarebe
MSonb pan orttrent Sc firth, JON gaar
/ pcne, me, mSrfearoa ifrebberipeoe
aIpoer % Ter iaa fornsiet no, er
Proi. SuliuS 6. SIion ira 8iscon'
inns llniperiitet. San fommer life
til at bolbe Gale / 9ecordb benne
Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

Snaen bar noqeniinoe pGret no.
getiteOs uOen Ser at trpffe 3efS
&oNmon, bc6rc fienot unOer Noonet
"9tortb. 8ncific Sobuion". San er
mn Der / Gccordb ior bIan0t nr0et at
ifis6e til Spnoben en- 9ot / ct.
Bol,I, iom ban piI gioe til SitbeI.
fon6et.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

af 3orriiontgrsbrene er, iaauibt
ices, bare ire ttlitebe, foriiben ben,
iom Dor Der / 8pen. Zen pIbite,
S6os. g., iom er airferaaosmeb.
lem ior belle Sonooeu, fom 2sroog
0orgen; mebenS De pneite TO al
8rGorene, nemIig gron % @ilbelm,
bar Der oIlere6e for.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-21

SugfGrer @iIbcrt 2omeu meo
3lritrlt % 0otter bar en- l1ges 6erie
Der % fornper gamIe 9efienbtifaber.
San ifaI mart retie tilboge til 0orne
/ gtIdifo, og Der tr9ffer ban life bag.
iteot iumnten meo ioa mango aobe
norife SpnobeioIf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
CANNON PUT HIN OUT.
SchuHeis focused Speaker Of Pack-
ing Labor Committee.

Washington. Dec. Speaker Cannon. resent
ing what he deemed insult from Herman D.
Schulteis chairman of the national legislative
committee of the knights of Labor summary
ordered Nj Schulteis from the Speakers room
at the Capitol to-day. with the parting inJunc-
ticn to the labor leader never to darken his door
again.
Mr.. Schulteis made his first call upon the
Speaker several days ago. and demanded that
Representative Livernash. of California, be made
chairman Of the Committee on Labor, and that
Representative Wynn. of the same State, be
made 4 member Of that committee. As both
these men are members of the minority, Mr.,
Cannon explained to Mr.. Schulteis that their
committee assignments would depend on the
recommendation of Representative Williams, the
Democratic floor leader. but it would be impos-
sible TO make Mr.. Livenash chairman Of the
committee as no chairmanships would so to the
minority.
When Mr. SchuIteis appeared before the
Speaker to-day he announced, in what taken
by that official to be an offensive manner that
the Labor Committee lad been packed He
renewed his demand that Mr.. Livernash be as
signed to this committee. announcing that he
had defeated Mr.. Cannon for election to the
Lid Congress, and that, unless his request in
this instance was granted. he VOID so into the
Speakers district in the next campaign
Mr.. Schulteis did not have time to finish tell
ing the Speaker what he would do to him at
that time, as Mr.. Cannon at this point gave
peremptory order that he be elected from the
room, saying as he did that there
chance of the committee being packed" by Mr.
Schulteis.
Just as Mr.. Schulteis went out, Sidney Bieber,
the Fire Marshal of the District OF Columbia,
entered, bearing a miniature brass cannon As
he place the cannon the Speakers desk he
remarked: Mr.. Speaker, il sometimes takes
little cannon TO protect big Cannon"
Representative Livernash tonight denied that
Mr.. Schulteis had authority from him to make
any requests for committee assignments. Mr..
Livernash said he had knowledge whatever
of the incident or of SChulteis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
DIES AFTER INHALING BREWERY GAS.
Fumes of Fermenting Malt Too Much for
Employe-DoctOrs Come Too Late.

died at No 81 Chryste-st. in the brewery Of the
W. a. Miles Brewing Company, yesterday morn
ing. apparently from inhaling carbonic acid gas
from the fermenting malt.
Keane had been employed by the company for
some years. One OF his duties to look after
the fernenting room the second floor. Part of
this room, where the malt ferments is shut off
from the remainder. and the room is well filled
with deadly carbonic acid arising from the
fermentng malt. Keane went into the yes
teTday, and inadvertently shut the door. He stag
gered ont a few minutes afterWard and reeed
toward the office the same floor. His condition
noticed, and he was told TO go home. When
he tried to walk away, however. he staggered for
about fifteen feet ana then dropped unconscious
4 physician from the ucighbOrhoOd sum
moned, as well as DIR. Emily Cunning from
GOuVeTneur Hospital. Both worked Keane.
but he died in a short time. Keane said by
his employers TO be naturally a strong healthy
man. of regular habits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
THE ISLE OF PINES TREATY.
Senator Penrose May Not Be Able to De-
feat It.
LFR1M TIE TnIRrNE ErREAr.I


Washington, Dec. 4.-Senator Plat. of New
York, and Senator CuIlom declare that Senator
Penrose was premature in saying yesterday that
they would vote against the Isle of Pines treaty.
In fact, the Senator from Illinois Will vote for
the treaty, regardless of any resolution which
may have been passed by the legislature OF his
State Senator Platt said to-day that he had
not read the treaty, but certainly had given no
pledge TO any one TO vote against it.
1t is pointed out by some of the leaders in the
Senate that the United States has right
whatever to the Isle of Pines and it is even said
that for this country 10 refuse to surrender all
title 10 the island would be little short of bri-
gandage. This country found that the Isle of
Pines had qualities which would make it
valuable a Coaling station or naval base, and
therefore selected Guantanamo. which has been
practically transferred 10 the United States.
Under these circumstances there is reason
why the Isle of Pines convention should not be
ratified, except that number of Americans, he
lieVng that they in the island excellent
opportunity for speculation invested capital
there, but il is not believed that will prove a
potent argument with any considerable number
of Senators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
NOT AFRAID OF TARIFF.
Republican House Leaders Would
Welcome Discussion.
IFRou HE TRIBUNE rUREAUl


Washington Dec. 4-The suggestion that the
aJority Of the House fears general discussion
OF ;he tariff az the coming regular session OF
Congress because OF the influence it might exert
on the national elections next year is declared
by the House leaders to be utterly without
Foundation. They would be inclined to welcome
an old fashioned tariff debate in order that the
benefits Of the present Law might he more
deeply impressed on the country Representa-
i've Payne. the Republican floor leader Of the
House. points TO The tarin discussions that have
been carried on at the extraordinary session now
drawing 10 close. explaining that had the ma
5ority so desired adjournnents might have been
taken from time to time. without the injection
into the proceedings of any Democratic arsu-
ments against the tariff schedules.
While ii is not probable that a bill prorid-
ine for a reduction OF the Philippine tariff will
he brought before the House AT the regular ses-
sion. the possibility that it might precipitate
tariff discussion cannot. they say, be given as
. reason for its being withheld from oonsldera-
ton. Such a measure would necessarily orig
inate in the Committee on Ways and Means me
Republican members Of which believe that the
Dingley tariff is responsible for the country's
prosperity. and are at all times prepared and
would gladly welcome opportunities to refute
Democratic arguments to the contrary. The ad-
visibility Of introducing such measure is
questioned by the leaders. and while there are
many in both branches who would be glad To re-
cord their votes in favor of reduction Of the
Philippine tariff it is not believed that an op-
rortunity will be presented at the regular ses-
sion.
Representative Payne believes that the more
the Democrats Yentilate their views on the tarlH
the better il VIII be for the Republican party
81 the next election" and these views are
fhsred by Representatives Grosvenor Hepburn
nd other Republican leaders in the House
They contend that the present splendid pros
reritv of the country is directly traceable 10 the
protective policy Of the Republican party, and
ask why such record does not warrant It's con-
tinuance in power. Because they WISH 10 place
these facts before the country. believing that in
proportion TO the agitation of the subject VIII
ne tie measure Of Republican success, they VIII
Tut no obstacles in the way of a full and free
discussion of the tariff whenever the opportunity
is afforded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
RESTRAINED FROM HOLDING MEETING
Officers of Company Issue Stock Certificate
Without Authority, It Is Alleged

Nice-Chanoellor Emery az Newark, yesterday,
ISSUED q peremptory rule restraining the officers
and stockholders OF the New-York Expansion Bolt
Company from holding their annual election yes
terday IN the rooms Of the company. in East Or
ange. Tire order Was signed on the application OF
United States District Attorney James B. Vreeland
counsel for William T jenkins OF the Borough Of
Richmond.
The bin fled NTH The application alleges that z.
Oriin Einne president Of the company. and L. A.
Miller, It's secretary. recently issued certificate
for s7s shares Of the conpanys stock to Warren Il.
Bolles without due authority and in violation Of
an agreement mace on December 8 1889, between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
STRIKERS CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Three of the Leaders at Cripple Greek Under
Arrest

Cripple Greek. Col. Dec. &c G.. kennisOn,
Sherman Parker and w. F. Davis. the executive
committee of the Western Federation of Miners
in this district, against whom informations were
filed yesterday charging them with murder and
conspiracy to murder, are now confined in the
county Jail Their bail has been fixed at $4,000
each. The accused men say that they court the
fullest investigation, and assert that the charges
against them have been trumped up to get them
out of the way.
An official statement issued by District Union
No II declares that KennisOn, Parker, Davis,
Stephen Adams and Charles Mckinney are innO-
cent of the crimes of murder train wrecking and
conspiracy TO murder charged against them, and
that the Justice being dispensed in this district
is a hollow mockery disgrace to a civilized
community and an outrage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-05
WORCESTER AND SOUTHBRIDGE LINE
New Plan of Settlement Seems Acceptable to
Several Large Creditors.
ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Worcester, Mass, Dec. Am offer for cash
settlement in the Worcester and Southbridge troll
ley tangle will be made a supplement 10 the
original plan for reorganization of the company.
Details have advanced far that il is likely that
a definite offer for adjustment will be made TO
creditors before the end of next week Under the
new plan fifty cents dollar Of Indebtedness
will he offered. Several of the larger creditors ap-
preached have signifed their assent to this in
preference to the first proposition. which provided
for creditors taking securities the face value OF
which was 100 cents the dollar
As security for the 100000 cash advanced under
the new plan. Il second mortgage for that amount
would be given by tie directors the first mortgag
covering the original bond issue With the adop-
ton of either plan. the Worcester and Southbrdge
the Worcester. ROChdale and Charlton depot and
the Southbridge and Sturbridge viii be CONSOLE
da