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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
FINANCIAL
BULLS AND BEARS.

New York, April 1.-THE stock market
opened steady. Amalgamated Copper,
4e%: Atchison. 73h; Baltimore and Ohio.
7sss; Canadian Pacific. ll7i4; Erie. 2s+. !;
Missouri Pacific, e3 New York Central
l16i4; Pennsylvania, 1l7%: Reading. 4*:
Rock Island. 1885, st. Paul. 144Is: Southern
Railway. 2l&: Southern Pacific. 4sH
Texas Pacific. 24A; Union Pacific. s4N
United States Steel. 1i%; Do preferred.
5sh ex-dividend: Wabash pfd aeA and ssa
New York.Aprll l9.-Cotton futures open
ed steady.
May, laso; June. --; July, i4.oi Aug,
l34s: Sept. offered 12.25; Oct. ll.s5; Nov,
lLSs; Dec. 1l.4s; Jan. 1l.4s
Wall Street. 1910 a. m--Opening prices
of stocks today moved sluggshly up
wards a small fraction and then wavered.
Transactions were very small and only
few stocks were traded In.
A rise OF ~ in Canadian Pacific and a
decline OF Y in United States Rubber were
the only notable changes.
Wall Street, II am.--As soon as the
opening buying orders were worked off
prices receded slightly Fresh purchasing
orders came to hand at the lower level.
and the market sold higher than before.
notably in st. Paul and the Pacihcs. The
refusal OF Hartman petition TO inter.
vene In the Northern Securities case
operated against Union Pacific and II re-
acted TO below yesterdays close. Active
stocks eased of all around but met later
support which carried them back TO the
best 81. Paul touched li5 Brooklyn
Union Gas and Westinghouse Electric
advanced I and Anaconda declined J.
Selling down OF United States Steel pfd
ih, ex-dividend, killed the rally and the
prices slipped back 10 below last night.
The market then became practically stag
nant, Lackawanna rose Ia and Distillers
Securities lost l. Bonds were irregular.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

OUT FOR
A TRIAL

Having been remodelled from a cen
treboard 10 a keel boat the fast schooner
yacht Ingomar. owned by J. Morton Plant
of New York. which Is TO compete in Eng
hsh and other waters during the coming
season. went out into Narragansett bay
from Bristol for trial spin this morn
ing.
Compass Expert J. NJ. Bliss OF New
York boarded the boat before her start
to inspect the mariners compass. and
Designer Herreshoff was also aboard
looking over the sails and spars which
In a much reduced form will make up
her racing rig. The 1ngomar will prob
ably start abroad within few days,
first touching there at Southampton,
where she will be fitted out with much OF
her racing appartus. which was shipped
recently from New York by steamship
During her racing tour abroad she will
be under the command OF Captain
Charles Barr. skipper OF the Reliance In
last years America cup races, with Mate
Christianson also on the cup defender
last year, as first officer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
MUNICIPAL
COURT WAS
VERY BUSY

II was busy session OF the Municipal
court that was held today. Judge Sphinx
presiding.
The following wills were proved OF Ma
rie l.. Broussoan: OF Phebe NJ. Cole; OF
James II. Kyle. and of Edwin II Man
chester.
The following petitions were granted
Appointment OF guardian OF John Hay
den: administrators on the estate OF Tom
asso Idoci and Il. X. Glesen. the ad-
mnistrator OF the latter being Henry p.
Cross; guardian OF Amy Francis Moore:
custodian OF Lorenzo Vaughan estate: "a
sue William III. Greene estate admtnis-
TRAITOR OF the Julia II. c. BGrytow estate.
The following were marked settled: Ad-
ministration accounts on Edward Jack
man and John Underwood estates.
Petition as 70 guardianship of Dorothy
Vanston and Gladys e. Vanston vas dis
missed for want OF Jurisdiction.
Inventories on the Annie Mccarthy, Eu-
gene W. Angel. ct al. and Louis ID.
Nisbet ct al. estates were accepted.
Petitions TO sell at private sale or pub
Ito auction certain portions OF real estate
left by William FL Waluctt, John B. VIII
ley and Patrick Nugent were granted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
SIX PERISH
ON ACCOUNT
OF STRIKE

Somerset Pa. April 1s-The striking
coal miners at Garrett are reported to
have taken possession OF the town. Arm
ed men are said 10 be patroling the
streets and a mob armed with Rifles and
shotguns are reported to have surround
ed the works OF the Garrett Coal com
pany. An outbreak is nomentarily ex-
pected between the strikers and the min
ers In the company barrioade.
The latter are nearly all Italians. and
are sa!d to be armed and prepared 10
resist an attack. II made. Sheriff Cole
man. as soon az spprised OF the state of
AFFAIRS, organized posse OF 25 and has
started for the scene OF the trouble
At least 200 shots were exchanged he
tween the mob and men at the mines
last night but 80 Ear no fatalities have
been reported. Al the house OF Joseph
locke. an Italian grocer, the lamps we're
ekunguished by shots fired through the
WINDOWS and the family spent the night
IN terror. Shots were also fired into the
houses OF George Hamilton, mine fore.
man Tor the Garrett company, and John
Nelson, non-union miner
Early today theh ouse OF Jerry Nevers
n miner who has been out of employ
ment for several months but who for
merly worked for the Garrett Coal com
pany, was found on fire.
10 is claimed the fire started outside the
house. The flames were driven by fierce
wind. cutting on escape and Mrs Mev.
crs. her two daughters. one son. and two
small children perished In the flames.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
AN ENJOYABLE EVENT.
First Annual Social Of tha Employees Of
Arnold & Maine 4 Pronounced Success.

The frat annual social OF the employees
OF Arnold G. Maine. or the New England
Grocery store. was held last evening in
the rooms OF the Trocadero. and as an
event was the most enjoyable as we'll as
the most unique that has been held by
that association.
The rooms were very tastefully deco
rated and for the first part of the even
ing there was an informal receptioN
held This was to make everyone pres
ent feel et home and TO become imbued
with the spirit OF camrsderie that was
80 pleasingly noticeable during the whole
OF the evening.
At $50 o'clock the assembly adjourned
to tho banquet hall where covers were
laid for 1s2 and a very pleasing program
OF toasts and edibles was enjoyed. Mr..
Charles r. Beirne presided over the fes-
tivities and wittiiy introduced each or
the speakers.
At the conclusion OF the banquet the
whole party adjourned to the ball
room floor where the remainder OF the
evening was spent. The committees to
whom the greatest credit for the success
OF the occasion are due are the reception
committee. composed OF Messrs. Ben
jsmin F. Arnold. Herbert e. Maine,
Henry l.. Marsh. Reuben w. Benson,
Warren w. Holt, Judson r. Slocum,
Harry q. Leighton, Samuel u. Billings.
Peter Beirne, Martin Anderson. Robert
Mclaughlin Miss Carrie c. Marsh. Miss
Isabella v. McEiroy. Miss zoa ". leigh
ton. and the committee OF arrangements
consisting OF Charles Il. Beirne, chair
man; Marshall Smith. secretary; Annie
NJ. Lannon. Philip A. Larnard. Edward
F. Aubin. William f. Maine william NJ.
Hamilton. William ]. Mccarthy. Edith
NJ. Prescott Wilbur l.. johnson. Edward
Ray, Isabelle ". Fish. Clarence r. Ar
mold, BERTHE A. Arnold.
The toasts. and those who responded
were: THE New England Grocery" Ben
jamin r. Arnold; tenor solo. star OF My
Heart Clarence 7. Arnold The
Future" Herbert II. Maine: The Night
ingale Trio. Laughing Water" Stoweli
o. sherman. first mandolin; Henry Gross.
second mandolin: Onward r. Aubin,
guitar: duett. "Thc Fisherman" Messrs
william ". Maine and NJ. B. Harden;
"Our Meat Department" Henry L.
Marsh: song and cake walk. selected.
Miss Louise semper; Rotation of En-
ployer and Employee" Harry q. Leigh
ton: Nursery Rhyme, original. Il. I. r.
Bub: The Old Guard" Marcus NJ An
thony; tenor solo, Voice Of vioiets"
James T. Burns: accompsnist. Mrs. M
r. Harden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
COREA NOW IN
CONTROL OF JApS.
Continued from page One.
yISIRLy ArEECTDD.

The admiral, who was vtsibly affected,
took the picture declaring that he sc-
cepted II as n happy presage, and adding
that he would not part with the picture
throughout the campaign and that he
would put all his faith IN God.
A representative OF the middle classes
presented the admiral with picture OF
ST. Theodosius, the miracle worker OF
Czerniakofr.
The admiral then entered a carriage
and drove OF followed by deafening
shouts OF Long live skryclofr!'
ON arrival at his hotel little girl
presented the admiral with a bouquet
hail,ng SkrysslofY as the supreme Com
mander OF by Brothsrs. who are serving
in the navy in tho Far West"
God help you" said the child. I'm al
your paths and may Heaven grant that
good fortune attend you always during
the war. for the glory OF our dear
country
The admiral embraced tho sirl and the
action brought out salvos Of cheers.
SPEAKS TO THE PRESS.
Addressing the newspaper men the ad-
mirai said he was deeply sensible OF the
Kindness shown him.
Subsequently skyriloff called on Grand
Duke Alexis. high admiral and on Vice
Admiral Avelan. chief of the admiralty.
Tomorrow Admiral skyrdion will be re-
ceived I'm audience by the emperor and
empress. Probably he will return 70
set,astapoi Saturday 20 formally hand
over the Black Sea feet 90 his successor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
MADE TWO
PUBLIC
REQUESTS

The will OF Julia r. colwell, widow OF
Joshua and late of Almy street. was
filed in the Office OF the clerk OF the
Municipal court today.
After disposing of household article and
family treasures and beaueathing TO sis
ter. nieces and nophews in this city. Gran
ston and Springfield sums OF money rang
ing from 800 TO s2oo-and two banks-she
gives 800 each TO the Home for Aged Men
and Home for Aged Women OF Provl-
dence. The residue OF the estate is
given 10 her son, Louis ~. Colwell and
her sister. Susan ID. Paine. William r.
Randall Of East Providence Is named as
executor. without bond, or returning in
ventory. and the will was referred to the
session OF the court. May 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
The FIELD - OF LABOR

In the place OF the FIRST vice president,
who has resigned Mr.. Daniel Hanley was
selected Two delegates 10 the meeting OF
the G. l.. Y. were also chosen.
II Is thought that at the next meeting
there viii bs a regular business agent Sc
lected. The meeting then adjourned
ITALIAN HOD CARRIERS
There was a very interesting meeting OF
the italian Hod carriers last evening in
the labor temple where much business
was transacted
This is one OF the latest organizations
TO be added 10 the number I'm this city
and N II safe to say that there has been
none that has done 80 we'll In the same
length OF time
This is one OF the bodies formed by Mr.
Peter Larsen and the fact that there Is
so much interest in the meetings shows
that his ideas OF organizing are very well
worth being followed
Several new members were added TO the
list last evening and several very good re-
ports made.
A number OF visitors were on hand at
the session also II IL thought that in the
next few weeks the body will more than
double itself.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS BUSINESS
Session.
There was very interesting session of
the Electrical Workers last evening at
which time most OF the matters 10 come
before the body were OF the regular
business kind.
One application for membership was re-
ceived and all the various reports render
ed discussed
II was thought best TO devote the re-
mainedr OF the meeting 20 general dis
cusion one OF the principal topics OF
which was the coming open session that
Is to be held next Monday evening. The
committee reported that everything was
the main speakers for the evening will be
a distinguished gentleman from Massa-
chusetts. II is thought that every one at
tending Will have hearty good time.
SUCCESSFUL TRIP.
Mr.. Phil Agnew when seen this morning
successful. He went down 10 that city In
the interest OF his local and will have
some very good news To report TO them nj
the meeting on Sunday.
Before the business will be completed he
will have 10 take another trip and then
the anair so far az the coming Sunday
evening concert is concerned will be a
complete success.
OTHER MEETINGS.
There were two other meetings during
the evening. one OF the Stone Cutters and
the other Of the Cooks and Walters local
eSS. Both OF these meetings. were full OF In
terest and occupied large part OF the
evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
ATTACHMENT AND DEED.
Former for $500 and Latter Conveys Land
10 Unique Transportation Co.

There were but two matters OF more
than passing OF Importance on the tour-
nal OF the recorder OF deeds MT the city
hall, today. These two outside Of the
usual travail OF transfers. mortgages and
assignments OF wages-were: first. an at
tachment for 500 placed on the property
OF Francis c. vodkel and Rebecca Vod-
kel by Joseph Wetzel
The second was a deed OF land and
buildings. situated ut the corner OF OK
ford and Devine streets. from Hannah
widow Of Lewis Rider. TO the Unique
Transportation company. The name Of
such transportation does not appear
In the directory.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
KNOCKED DOWN.
Man lsdwlth Sues Public Market Company
for $4,000 Damages.

Suit to recover 5000 for personal In
juries has been begun by Mary Ledwith
against the Providenoe Public Market
company. The plaintiff declares that ono
day last October ehs went into the
market. owned by the defendants on
South Main street, In -ais city. to pur-
chase food.
She charges that aScnts and servants
Of the defendant wore engaged In put
ting out of the store an Objectionable
person and they did this work IN so cure-
less a manner as to Jostle her and cause
her 70 fall 10 the ground. As the result
OF her fnl she claims she sustained
severc and permanent injuries 20 her
head. back and hips.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
OVERCOME BY GAS.
Catherine Brennan Had q Marrow Escape
From AsphUlliIOa al Her Hcme.

Catherine Brennan. Is years Of age. re-
siding at 76 Camden avenue. this morning
narrowly escaped suffocatlon by gas.
She did not rise as early az was her
custom. and John shenlngtou began an
Investigation only 10 hnd that the aged
woman was IN an unconscious state from
gas.
working over her for some time she re
vived. There was a small leak In the
pipe. which allowed the gas 90 p~
The woman Is now entirely out OF danger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
MANY ARE
FATALLY
INJURED

Charlotte. N. c., April ia special
from Wilson. NJ c.. says that south
hound passenger train No. IS. on the At
lantic Coast line. has coIlided with a
freight train eight miles from here.
Several passengers are reported to have
been fatally injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
EPSON SPRING MEETING.
Alba Won The Great metropolitan Stakes.
Mark Tine Second, loyat Third.

London. April ls--Alba won the Great
Metropolitan stakes Chandicap OF 1000
scvereigns for three-ycar-olds and up
wards. about two miles and n quarter)
AZ the EPSON spring meeting today Mark
Time was second and Lovat came IN
third. Thirteen horses ran.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
HoMEsEEKERs RATES FROM Cal.
CAoo TO NORTH AND SOUTH
nAkOTA

Every Tuesday until Oct. 25th. the Chi.
cago Great Western Railway will sell
round trip tickets 10 points I'm the above
named states at great reduction from
the usual fare. For further Information
address J. p. Elmer. G. p. A., Chicago.
Ill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
FORE river
STRIKERS
STILL OUT

Quincy. Mass, April 1s.-At the Fore
River Ship and Engine company's works
today IL was stated that 81 was impos-
sible 10 tell when operations would be
resumed. The 3soO mechanics who left
the yards yesterday, pending settle
ment OF the dispute concerning the hours
2 p. m. there had been few Developments
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
FOR THE PLAINTIFFS.
Jury Returned YsrdIcts In Cases Of the Mn,
CiugheyS Against Jenckos COMPANY.

The jury that heard the testimony in
the suits of Mary MoCaughey against
the II. Jenckes Spinning company and Jo-
seph McCaughey against the same found
for the plaintiffs
Mrs. McCaughey was awarded 1890 and
Mr.. McCaughey 500. Ths former was In
tured by the breaking Of a belt IN de-
fendant'a mill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

Sealed proposals will be received At the
office OF the Light-Houss Engineer.
Tompkinsville. n. Y, until ! ciock p m.
Monday. May IL. 1904. and then opened.
for extending and repairing wharf AZ
New London Buoy Depot. New London.
Conn. In accordance with specifications
copies Of which, with blank proposals and
other information. nay be had upon ap-
piication 10 Major William r. Rosseli
Corps OF Engineers. L g. A. I'm
Rineer. ais-3t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
A TRANSFER
To new
YORK COURT

New Haven. Conn. April ls.-The petit
tion OF the heirs OF the late Millionaire
Henry b. Plant, asking that the balance
Of hts estate, amounting 10 over sls.5o0, 600.
Be transferred from Connecticyt 20 the
Jurisdiction OF New York courtS was to-
DAY granted by Judge Cleveland OF the
probate court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

HIS WIFE'S
AFFECTIONS

John A. Battey Jr.. has brought suit
against John Capron TO recover 5000 for
the alienation OF Mrs. Battey's affections.
Mr.. Battey resides in scftuste and ne de-
clares that the deceit and contriving OF
the defendant resulted in his being de-
proved OF the comfort and society of Mrs.
Battey.
F. F. Owen Is counsel for the plaintiff
and the suit was fled today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
RECEIVER
FOR LOCAL
COMPANY

Judge Bradford in the United States
district court at Wilmington. Del today
appointed the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust company OF Wilmington receiver
for the Alaska Tin Mining company of
Providence, r. !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
MEETING OF CREDITORS,

At a meeting OF the creditors In the
case OF Lavender Bros heard this morn
ing I'm the Office OF the referee IN bank
ruptcy, a petition TO sell the assets was
granted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
MORNING BALL GAME RESULTS.

AZ Boston-Boston /: Washington O.
American league.
At Heverhih - Hagerhill 6. Man
chester 0.
Az Lawrence 6: Concord 4
Both were New England league games.
Tom--Are YOU on the water wagon
now?
Dick but my mllkman ls.-Town
Topics.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19
The New York Stock Market.

reported for The News by n. CURTIS
FLETCHER e. CO, street floor, Bani-
gan Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

Every family should have its houss.
hold medicine chest anc the nrst bottle In
II should be Dr. Woods Norway Pine
syrup. Natures --medy for coughs and
colds.
itching piiet Never mind N physscians
fan 10 cure you. Try Deans Ointment.
No failures there. so cents ~ any drus
store.
Burdock Blood B,ttcrs gives q man q
clear head an activs brain, q strona.
vigorous body-makss him nt fer ths hAE
~ e lHA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

p Group instantly relieved. Or. Thomas
Electric on. Perfectly safe. Never fails.
At any drug store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-19

There were two other meetings during
the evening. one OF the Stone Cutters and
the other Of the Cooks and Walters local
eSS Both OF these meetings. were full OF In
terest and occupied large part OF the
evening
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
CuApDER AGAIN.

Der Drud hat esdaphcd DER laboratory nit der
oondry goonman wants meat he maj TO go
funding or fishing Fishing ?Yawl Such short vo it vas re-
empr poy init der old goondy pack how used TO
hdeal some tread needles from moder cnt der needles TO
make hooes 60 der parks der Bronx nd fish, used
10 catch crasshoe down nd dem for pait Ven
yum fish got init der line nd dries to bull Quit der needle
would hraten fish would der hab gamer ov yum Grass
hbe d some eggsberence Der neggd WOULD preak der line
md 90 ayav der be tread needle yum
her und cggsbecnce und would sit INIT der pank OH
cersl,elan,ationing in sulphur. Dot vas gread sbou
Der odder mcin wife init Shhoe you takes neh
clothes line yum hoog d mosquitoes for pa md you go
ycs Der idea vordy consideration dakes
der line shdng apoad der poat shdared out
Der poa, vas yum auonoIoa all hat 70 do vas ~ ~ down
c der oars NIT your und bull for dear fife ud der t goes
v itself goes yum Quit nit der dros der anchor und ard
10 fish Pyncy Something's gc iasd init der hoog or der ooG S
fas onto Something's But anyway bulls der line NIT yum grca a.
front Der line htlOds und rckcs der mt yum ou'
defamation Der minute Stands meni on mem head mt &c
oddom ov der sea Der fish looks SURPRISED at ~ und den d p
20 shbo nit much indignation Nm cggshdaordnay envoy vas DIS
batch at yunce Cheay for der Kaiser vot nc means Ply III
aonnp der goondy NIT such large pody vas gong TO eVaca
WOULD allow it, Dey salt dot should Nat uhd
lev hear from Chcnany Der ind der Kaiser sat va
@ apnt vot COULD pc hbd But der submarine boobies vou
o ncleye und der madden lett Peace Commaon
vas let 90 der going mcn pail und der case vii come n SS
Yccg pcore der Peace Trbulaton at Der liadeS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31
CHABDER DER FIRsD.

Since der enforcement Sunday law init der town honolulu
pccac goondryman Der goonman der chcnt lives
NIT der gody Quit sbends his time travelling from der
house NIT der goond Life init der goondry vas ccer
ally all roses, put here it all lanana und mud.
Der rsd ding der Gondy cen does in der morning vas to milk
er dot baduar chob und takes college
graduate do right Ven you lib init der morning you put your
Clothes und high collar und sowbbe hat Den you takes
pcc bano sooc der yard Quit und look Tor
Dis done der rsd morning init der goondry Ven
down NIT der dooe d der pucke init en knees petve all
Alder finished der obeaon der drinks she ought to
congratulate mcn for der cob vo done She takes yum loot
ground holds Quit for shake refuses to do So
lady gets und punches init stomach init v o her
phnd der front Ofer so init sbash Der mix vas
running stomach md legs down nd den der sdrkcs
again hits init der pc vc goes NIT men head oier der pea
Riggs again. drkcs me der bano sdoole ought to pc
wife hearing der noise init der house QUIT dnkng def
hat mstookc apodc for Port Arthur Ven she sees
vas going she asg "No der madden init you Heinrich
Noddings "bu der to hat paralysis ov del
pra" We're your head Heinch? mcn wife asg again. Mn
der puce IND wife gets mad und kggs me al
er we're der COW did not me rsd eggsbeence mi
aoondry life shall lii in hsdory side side init der Roosa-
ChabancSc War.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-31

msrce. The language employed by
Commissioner Garfield shocked Wall
streets sensitive temperament and the
stock market had a fit Of the blues.
Industrial shares, led by Amalgamated
Copper, became weak and timid ones
threw blocks OF stock on the market.
Here IL Secretary Shaw telling us
one day that there IL not a cloud on
the financial horizon" said one emf.
nent broker. "and the next day we are
informed that governmental control Of
railroads Is necessary, while on the
third day we are confranted with an
announcement virtually stating that
the industrial enterprises Of the coun.
try should be regulated by the Federal
authorities. With these momentous
questions. affecting every security hol.
der in the United States. under discus.
sion. It Is plain that there are a great
many ominous clouds lowering around
us"
While timid ones were frightened,
as they were over President Roose.
velts recommendations concerning
the regulation OF interstate commerce
carriers, the arrangements of great
corporations did not seem disturbed TO
any great extent. Some corporation
lawyers declared It would be impossi.
BILE to force Federal charter and Fed.
eral control Of corporations.