davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
LAKE SHORE WINS
FROM COMMISSION
SrOs
Supreme Court UphoIds Re.
fusaI of Road to Give
Trsffic Figures

WASHINGTON, April 10.-In an
opinion by Justice McKenna the United
states supreme court today affirmed
the decision of the United States cir
cult court for the northern district of
Ohio in the case of the interstate COM
merce commission against the Lake
Snore railroad company. The suit was
Drought by the commission TO compel
the railroad company to comply with
the order Of the commission to iDcor-
porafe certain particulars in its report.
The commission was overruled by the
courts decision
The particular order involved was is
sued June 3, 1903. The Lake Shore
failed in Its report, made in response
10 the order. to include certain data
asked for, including tonnage, ton mile,
earnings and receipts per ton per mile
on grain, hay, cotton live stock, dressed
meats, anthracite, bituminous coal and
lumber carried in carload lots"
The commission filed a petition for
mandamus TO compel response to
the petition alleging that the Informal
uon required is necessary TO enable
the commission to properly carry on
the business for which it was created.
The petition was dismissed by the cir
cult court on the ground that il was
without original Jurisdiction TO issue a
writ of mandamus. Today's opinion
sustains that action.
Aliuding to the contention that there
is no question as to the commissions
power TO require such reports and to
enforce obedience to its orders, Justice
Mckenna asked how this was to be
done, adding:
"Manifestly only in such way as the
courts have Jurisdiction to give. All
powers are given in view Of that juris-
dleton, and the amendments of the
interstate commerce act are so-framed.
jurisdiction to-issue mandamus is con-
ferred by section to enforce the fl
ing or publishing by a common carrier
Of the schedules or tariffs of rates,
fares and charges. And such jurisdic-
uon also is given the court and dis
ulct courts upon the relation of any
person, firm or corporation, alleging a
violation of any of the provisions of
the act, which prevents the relator
from having interstate traffic moved on
terms as favorable as any other ship
per. The remedy is expressly made
cumulative, as are the other remedies
provided for in the act. 1t is clear,
therefore, that when congress intended
10 give the power to issue mandam-
uses, Ii expressed that intention spe-
cifically. Such power cannot be in
ferred from the grant OF authority to
the commission to enforce the act or
II ohi the uHeS0OH 10 ulSlrlct attorneys
or the attorney general TO institute all
necessary proceedings for the enforce
ment of the provision of the act.
The proceedings meant are. as we
have said, those within the jurisdiction
OF the court, and special remedies are
given For instance, by section Is a
summary proceeding in equity is au-
thorized and the form of the ultimate
order OF the court may be that of a
in1nnnffnn n~ nf
ess mandatory or otherwise.
Without attempting now to define
the extent of that section, we may say
II seems adequate 10 enable the COM
mission TO enforce any order 1t is au-
thorized to make"
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
"eIaek Handr or Iealousx

SAN FRANCISCO. April 1O.-Pietro
Tortoric0, the alleged murderer Of Vilardo
has not yet been captured. Two Italians
have been located in Eureka Cal, one of
whom Is believed to be Tcrtorico Rosa
Iortor1co, wife OF the alleged murderer.
has practically confessed that her husband
committed the crime and some of her adj
missions are 50 damaging that thev.
coupled with other evidence. may result
IN a charge of murder against her Di
rect evidence has been given to the no
lice that Vilardo was marked for butch
cry by the black hand" On the other
hand, Chief of Police Dinan asserts tbet
he does not believe that the murder was
committed by an organized gang OF as
sassins- He favors the belief that jealousy
was at the bottom Of the crime
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
HANDY WITH A GUN
Alleged Insane Man Tries to
Kill Policeman

Michael Crotty, believed TO be insane
and TO have spent some time in one OF
the state hospitals. created a diversion
near the union depot yesterday morning
by firing a number Of shots at Detective
Al Johnson. who. in company with De-
tective Passolt. sought TO detain him for
the purpose of questioning him.
want 10 see you for a minute said
johnson.
Il guess not" was the reply. and the
man drew a revolver and fired at the
detective, but did not injure him in the
least. He fired several other shots and
the two policemen took chase and followed
him across the steel arch bridge where
ne was apprehended and taken TO the po-
lice station, being locked up on a charge
of insanity
Crotty gave no excuse for his actions
except that he had right to go where he
pleased and would not stop for detectives
or any other persons. He claims his home
is in st. Paul and that he is a railroad
fireman
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
e: e: MIN F1EAPOLIS NEWS .::::: :::::9: ::. ::s
SCARED BYA WOMAN
Constable Didn't Like Looks of
Her Ak

:, Jacob Motto has been unable to secure
the possession of his young daughter,
placed in the charge of Mrs Louise Al
lard OF Corcoran township some years age
after the death of his wife. He has been
anxious TO recover the child, who prefers
TO remain with her foster mother. and
several attempts have been made by the
authorities to secure her. Mrs Allard Is
a half breed Indian and has a reputation
OF being woman able to take care of her
self. Saturday the constable of Corcoran
township and a deputy visited the place
and sought to secure the child.
They were invited into the house and
then the door was bolted. Mrs. Allards
two sons appeared, one with a revolver
and the other with an ak, and as Mrs.
Allard picked up another AK the officers
took their departure without ceremony
and with considerable haste.
Motto appeared at the county attorneys
Office yesterday and will seek to secure
possession OF the child by habeas corpus
proceedings and the sheriff and not the
town constable, will have TO brave the ire
OF the defiant woman
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
PASS ON THE GREAT
Men Who VIII Helpful Niches
I'm the Hall of Fame

NEW YORK, April 10.-Chancellor
Henry II. McCracken of the University
of New York today announced the per-
sonnel Of the board of electors which
VIII the coming summer vote upon adj
ditional names of famous Americans
for places in the hall of fame. There
are forty-two inches in this edifice now
waiting to be filled. OF these yacan-
cles tWenty-six are are to be filled with
the names of native born Americans.
SIX by Americans born on foreign soil
and ten by the names of illustrious
women Of this country
Under the deed of gift by which the
New York university acquired the hall
of fame, 1t was provided that not more
than fifty names were to be chosen at
the first voting, held in 1900; that every
hve years thereafter five more names
might be added, the voting to cease
with the end of the present century.
The electors five years ago ago agreed
on only 29 names, leaving 81 of the
original so to be acted upon this year
The terms of the balloting provide that
each name chosen must have q clear
majority. In addition to the twenty-one
names left over from the first voting,
hve are to be added as provided for in
the original proposition. Within the
last hVe years the original terms have
been modified so as to provide for the
seiectlon or 10 women and names of
Americans who chanced to be foreign
born. The case of Alexander HamiT-
ton, born in the West Indies, was cited
as an argument for the modification of
the original deed. The voting will he
conducted by mail. the names in romi-
nation being sent out May 10, the bal
loting TO close Oct. 1.
The first class on the list of electors
is made up of university presidents. in
Guiding Northrop of Minnesota and
Van Hise of Wisconsin.
Another class is made UP of pro-
Iessors OF history and scientists, in
which w. NJ. West of Minnesofa &c
numbered. A third class consists of
publicists, writers and authors, includ-
Ing Grover Cleveland and Vice Prcsi-
dent Fairbanks. The last list consists
OF chief justices. 1t will take the affirm
ative votes Of at least fifty-three to
put name in the hall of fame. 1t Is
required reg that there must be at least
loo electors. but the maximum humber
is not fixed.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
OPENS DEPARTMENT
GreatWestern General Passen.
ger Offices Ready


The general passenger offices of the
chicago Great Western were opened
Tor business yesterday in cemmodious
quarters in the Dispatch building.
The offices were moved from Chicago,
where they have been since 1889.
The offices occupied by the depart
ment are those formerly used by the
Twin City Rapid Transit company's
general offices, and according to state
ments OF officers of the road will be
utilized until the Great Western
builds a general office building in St.
Paul
j. r. Elmer and his staff were busy
Strengthening out affairs yesterday in
the new quarters.
+. p. Lasier, city ticket and passen-
ger agent at Chicago, has been pro-
moted TO be general agent of the pas
senger department at Chicago. and
Will act as Mr.. Elmer's representative
there.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
CLERK OF THE CITY
WILL DEFY THE LAW
Repeats Statement That He VIII Not Put
Candidates on Ballot

City Clerk Lydiard of Minneapolis has
repeated the statement he made to T h e
q b e few days ago to the effect that
II the legislature passes the Bardwell bill
making the city clerk, city attorney and
city assessor elective he will refuse to put
the names of candidates for these offices
on the official ballot unless the supreme
court orders him TO do So
AT present these officers are elected by
the aldermen and not by the people He
asserts he has secured legal advice to the
effect that the law is unconstitutional and
one OF the strongest advocates against the
passage of the bill was City Attorney
Healy, who was a candidate for the Re-
trict court at the last primary election
and who. after he failed of nomination,
began campaign for reelection as city
attorney; an Office which pays nearly the
same salary, but whose tenure is one of
two years only.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
Railroad Notes

A meeting OF the directors Of the Great
Western was held yesterday in st. Paul
Vice President Ansel Oppenheim OF New
YORK presided in the absence of President
A. b. Stickney.
Eastward travel from the coast Is said
to be much congested at Pacific coast
points. The tourist travel this spring has
been heavy and many of the holders Of
short limit tickets are completing tours
at the same time. All east bound trains
from the coast were well filed yesterday.
The Great Northern steamship Mime
sofa is due at Seattle April 19.
b. r. Mearns, assistant city passenger
and ticket agent OF all the New York lines
has been appointed assistant TO Publicity
Agent Curtis L. Mosier of the Northern
Pacific. Mr.. Mearns will assume his new
duties at once. He will be succeeded by
J. i. Humphreys.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
HARDING WANTS NO
NONPARTISANSHlP
But He Falls to Get Injunction Against
Chicago Reformers

CHICAGO. April 10.-Abner c. Hard
ing. brother OF Alderman-elect- George r.
Harding Jr-. filed a petition today for an in
junction restraining the nonpartisan COM
mlttee OF the city council and the NUM-
cipal Voters league from carrying out
plan 10 organize the incoming council on
nonpartisan basis. The bill charges that
an oligarchy OF wealthy men have OBJ
tained control of the league and under the
mask of public virtue is attempting TO
usurp the functions of the government of
this city and defeat the will of the peo-
pie. Aid. Harding was opposed by the
league In the recent city election. Judge
Windes denied the motion for an injunc-
ton. He said that it was impossible for
Judge. TO keep the conscience of city
aldermen.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
GOES TO MORCUE
NOT TO STATION
Woman Swallows Carbolic Acid
With Three Policemen
i'm House
.I will never leave this place alive"

Il VIII never leave IQlS place awe.
Mrs. W. J. Moore of 1922 Washington
avenue south made this declaration last
night and then swallowed a quantity of
carbolic acid.
Instead of being taken to the police
station her body was conveyed 10 the
morgue.
Mrs Moore, who has been a resident of
Minneapolis for a short time, was sus-
pected of shoplifting and Detectives
Crummy and Brundage and Special Po-
liceman Shaft, who is employed by the
Powers Mercantile company, went to her
fiat last night about 7:3O for the pur-
pose of arresting her A large quantity
of goods that had been secured from a
number of the stores of Minneapolis was
discovered and packed up ready for re-
moval.
Mrs. Moore told the policemen that she
desired to dress before she was taken
away and she went TO the kitchen and to
other rooms. In a few moments she re-
turned
Il will never leave this place alive. -
was her announcement.
Then she fell fainting on the floor De-
tective Brundage lifted her TO a bed and
Detective Crummy hurried across the
street for a physician. When he arrived
the woman was dead and the coroner was
summoned.
Robbers Had System
For some weeks the stores of Mime
apolis have been pilfered Of a large
amount of goods. The system appeared TO
tention of one of the clerks and order
quantity of goods sent c. o. D. While
the clerk was busy making out the neces-
sary Slips quantity of goods would dis
appear. When the deliveryman called at
the place to which the goods were con-
signed he would be informed that they
had not been ordered and they We're re-
turned TO the store and put back in the
stock. The fact that valuable goods were
missing after the c. o. D. orders had
been given caused suspicion, and the
woman was watched with the result that
the two detectives and the special police
man We're sent to her fat last night for
the purpose of arresting her.
large quantity of dry goods. silks and
other material, identified as coming from
thls was being packed up ready for re-
moval Mrs. Moore asked permission to
change her dress and prepare for her re-
moYal to the police station.
Swallowed Acid
Then she made several visits to the
Kitchen and her bedroom and during one
OF the trips secured the acid with which
she ended her life.
According to the police reports she has
been in Minneapolis only few weeks
1t IS said by Chief Doyle that she claimed
TO be widow and had child about )
Paul.
Deputy Coroner Irvine took charge of
the premises and the body of the woman
was taken TO the morgue. Mrs Moore
appears to be woman about 80 years of
age and large of statue She has no
previous police record and the authorities
know OF no accomplices.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
DAVIES BUCKS LINE
This Time 1t Is Railroad and
Not Football

The case of Otto N Davies, a member
Of the Minnesota football team who has
sued the Illinois Central railroad company
because he had an encounter with a gate
man at Chicago after the Minnesota
Northwestern game last fall. is on trial.
Davies asks for $4,000, and he has put
IN evidence photographs which show how
his face was confused after the encounter
and after he had paid a So fine for disor-
derly conduct in the Harrison street police
court.
He denied he had any gum or chewing
tobacco in his countenance at the time
the photograph was taken. and DR.. H L.
Williams, the Minnesota coach says that
after the game he examined Davies, who
time On many occasions, and had found
him unScathed.
Five farmers, a blacksmith and six city
men compose the jury in the federal court
which is hearing the case. The railroad
company has a number of witnesses in
Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
Weak Kidneys

To any Kidney sufferer who has not tried
my remedy / offer a full dollars worth
free Not a mere Sampie-but a regular
dollar bottle-standard size and staple.
There is nothing to pay, either now
or later. l ask no deposit-no promise
You take no risk The dollar bottle is
ffee-DecaUse mine is no ordinary remedy
and feel so sure of its results that / can
afford TO make this offer.
In the first place, my remedy does not
treat the kidneys themselves Such treat
ment is wrong. For the kidneys are not
to blame for their weaknesses or irregu-
larities. They have no power-no self
control; They are operated and actuated
by a tiny shred of nerve which alone
is responsible for their condition II the
Kidney nerve Is strong and healthy the
kidneys are strong and healthy. II the
Kidney nerve goes wrong YOU know IL nv,
the inevitable rcsult-kidney trouble
This tender nerve is only one OF a great
system Of nerves; this system controls
not only only the na kSaneys fSe but the heart and
ity's sake j have called this great nerve
system the Inside Nerves" They are
not the nerves Of feeling-not the nerves
that enable you to walk. TO talk, to act,
to think. They are the master nerve9
and every vital organ is their slave. The
common name for these nerves is the
is in such close sympathy with the Others
that weakness anywhere results in weak
ness everywhere.
This is why treat not the kidney tba,
A
IL weak This is the secret OF NV sncs
cess This is why can afford to do this
unusual thing-to give away FREE the
first dollar bottle, that ANY STRANGER
may know how my remedy succeeds.
The offer is open to every one. everv-
where, who has not tried my remedy
Those who have tried II do not need the
evidence. So you must write ME for the
free dollar bottle order. will then send
you an order on your druggist for n fuII
dollar bottle, standard size and stanIe'
He will pass il down to you from his
stock as freely as though your dollar iav
before him and will send the bill 10 me
Write for the order today.
For a free order Book on Dyspepsia.
lor run dollar pot-lBook on the Heart.
ne you must ad- Book 3 on the Kid
Dress DR.. Shoop. Box neys.
B $50. Racine, Wis Book 4 fc- Women
state which book Book for Men.
you want Book on Rheu-
matism
Mid cases are often cured bv single
bottle For sale at forty thousand firne
stores. -
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
NONUNIONISTS DUE
TO ARRIVE TO-DAY
Plumbers and Employers VIII Greet Them
at the Railroad Stations

1t is expected this morning that Some
sixty plumbers who have been engaged to
take the places of the Minneapolis
plumbers who have gone out on strike
plumbers will compose one reception con-
mIttee and the journeymen the other. but
II is not the intention Of the two commit
Tees TO cooperate in the arrangements.
Ihe new men have been contracted for.
but it is said that the employment agen-
cles OF Milwaukee and Chicago have en-
gagged to deliver them to the railroad sta
lions IN Minneapolis, but will not be re-
sponsiefg for their future destination-be
1t the I1aster plumbers shops or the
pIunbels s. union HEADQUARTERS
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
WISCONSIN FARMERS
HEAR OF NEW METHODS
Burlington Lecture Special Attracts
Large Audiences

During the brief trip of the Burling-
ton farmers educational special over
the Wisconsin divisions OF the road
the lecturers who made the trip ad-
dressed 800 persons. The work of
the Wisconsin experiment station
was explained and dwelt upon and the
needs Of each section thoroughly gone
into.
The lecturers exemplified everything
from the use of formaldehyde and i'm
proved drainage to the selection of
seed and methods of cattle feeding.
r, NJ. Rugg, northwestern passenger
agent of the road, accompanied the
lecturers
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
MILL CITY BROKERS
PUT ON ANXIOUS SEAT
Duluth Board of Trade Shows Its Feel
ings and Then ReIents
Special 10 The GIobe

Special to The Globe
DULUTH. Mimi, April 10.-Three Min
neapolis men, members of the chamber
OF OF commerce of that city. had a strenuous
time in being elected to the Duluth board
today. They were H. D. McCord, ] r.
Stewart and H P. Watson. The first
Two Were blackballed and the last men
TONED Just got under the wire with one
feat him.
The Minneapolis men were much per-
turbed. They learned that the Duluth
board has a grievance against the Min
neapolis chamber of commerce for the
reason that a number of members of local
organization have been turned down by II
when they applied for admission.
Later a vote for reconsideration was
taken and this time both were elected.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
Ticket Men Convene

NEW ORLEANS. April IO.-The In
ternational Association OF Ticket
Agents convened here today in twelfth
annual session, President w. T. Ham
bright of Lancaster, Pa. presiding.
ABOUT zoo delegates were present.
Among the important subjects to he
discussed will be the inauguration of a
life insurance fund for members. On
Wednesday the association leaves for a
trip into Mexico via San Antonio.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
CHARGED Wien oeeeIvina court

LAPORTE. Ind, April 10.-Mayor Lem
nel Darrow and City Attorney Herman
Worden Of Laporte and Attorney John ~.
Talbot OF South Bend, prominent In
circuit court made defendants in disbar~
ment proceedings 1t is alleged that the
defendants conspired to deceive the cir
eult court and Jury which tried Stella
Lula. charged with theft IT Is aiIeead
that their action resulted in the Lula
w0man's acquittal
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
PUBLIC SEEKS TO KNOW
ABOUT LEWIS AND CLARK
Supply of Northern Pacific Booklets
Soon Exhausted

The first edition of the Northern Pa
clfic booklet on the Lewis and Clark
centennial exposition has been entirely
exhausted, although the original sun
ply OF the work was larger by 900
than railroad advertising pamphlets
usually are. The work was done by
Olin d. Wheeler. general advertising
agent of the road, in his characteristic
style. An additional order for 20. 600
copies was given yesterday by the gen
eral passenger department. -
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
Asked to Explain

Sam Brooks is held on the charge Of
larceny. having been arrested by Detec-
uves Passolt and Johnson on the charge
OF stealing watches from Harry Gerber's
second hand store on First avenue
south. Some of the watches have been
found and Brooks will be given a hearing
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
PIatt and Black Join Forces

NEW YORK. April 1O-The Sun saws
that an offensive and defensive alliance
has been entered into between the sena-
tor and eX-Gov. Frank S. Black The OBJ
ject is TO contest the control of the party
at the next state convention. The ma
chinery Of the party in this state is gem
orally conceded to be in control of ex-
Gov. Odell, who is chairman Of the state
committee. Mr.. Odell is in Europe
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
CALLS HIS FATHER
FROM "BULL PEN''
Young Boy Succeeds In Securing the Re.
lease of His Parent

Hello, pa! Let's go homer was the
salutation which greeted Seiger Arenson
trail police station yesterday morning and
pleaded guilty to a charge of disoTderly
conduct. His year old son was in the
court room, and although Judge Smith
he suspended it until Dec % and di-
rected Arenson to take the little child
nome and behave himself. The presence
OF the youngster saved his father from a
long term in the MorkhouSe.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
Mayor Dunno Is Inauqurated

CHICAGO. April 10.-Edward F. Dunno
was fnaugurated mayor of Chicago to-
night in the simplest manner. Mavor
Harrison, in a few words, presented
Judge Dunno. Mayor-elect Dunno thanked
the aldermen for the way in which they
had received him and expressed the hone
that he would be able to fill the executive
chair as eapably as had Mayor Harrison.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
viii Spend Half a Million

CLEVELAND, o., April 10.-Presi-
dent Underwood and party of other
officials OF the Erie arrived here on a
special train today to inspect the com
panys property in and around cleve-
land Mr. Underwood. prior to his de-
parture Tor the east, announced that
his company would spend not less than
s500.000 here during the present wear
In improving and extending its ter
minal facilities
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-11
snub "Tomn Johnson

CLEVELAND, o., April 10.-In the city
council tonight resolution was intro
duced which II passed will deprive Mayor
Johnson OF the privilege of the council
floor during the meetings Of that body
The resolution does not mention john
sons name, but specifies who shall have
the privilege of the floor. JohnsOns
name is not included in the list.