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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
TO ACT ON HENDRICKS REPORT,
Insurance Communist oners q Eight State,
Meet In Chicago To-day.

Insurance Commissioner q Eight States
Meet In Chicago To-day.
The life insurance commissioners from
eight States will meet to-day in Chicago
to consider the Hendricks report. Repre-
sentatives Of the association Of insurance
departments met at the Hoffman House
In this city more than two months ago to
consult with Supt Hendricks, and at that
meeting he promised he would issue the
preliminary report.
Attention was called yesterday In Eoui.
table circles to . statement which James
Il Hyde made several weeks ago In refer.
ence to the Union Pacific blind pool and
which seems to have been overlooked BY
the investigators. District Attorney Jerome
included. It was IN reference to the blind
pool that Mr.. Jerome visited Edward II.
Harriman's once, and after examining tho
syndicate agreement declared that he
could not find that the Equitable society
had been party to it. More than 81 SOC, 900
Of the stock was taken In James H Hyde's
name and transferred by him to the society,
In regard to this Mr.. Hyde says In the
overlooked statement:
Il beg to state:
sThat before the purchases were made
81 to 6s NJ the was n fully
uA0CucoOA WASh @AA' <AAOA0iiuOA &Lu
assent secured.
.. That the syndicate agreement was
signed by me in my individual name with
the knowledge and consent Of Mr.. Alex
ander for business purposes and con-
veniences, but not for the purpose Of gain
ing any profit or advantage for myself
nor have / ever derived any personal
profit or advantage therefrom.
%. That 80 far from the transactions hav-
ing been consumrnated without the knowl-
edge Of Mr.. Alexander, he delivered to me
the following letter with respect thereto
which confirmed his previous assent:
james H. HYDE In view Of the fact that
you have entered into q contract dated Nov.
rlman, James stillman. Kuhn. Loeb q 60.
and cthers for the benefit Of the Equitable
society. and that the society Ia to receive
The PP ,ssulting thsrsirSm. II e under;
supply such funds as, may bs necessary
IN the transactions therein contemplated. and
that you personally will be fully lndemni.
ned and protected against any personal
liability or loss which you may incur or ln
the carrying out Of said agreement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
MITCHELL STICKS TO HIS TUNE.
Tells the Miners Not 70 BE Content with
, Their wages.

wnxxsBAsRI, Pa, Aug. i.-President
Mitchell Of the Mine Workers' Union, In
addresses made 1t Nanhooke to-day and
at Pnoeburg yesterday, declared that he
would not be satisfied even II the present
wages and working conditions Of the mine
workers existed throughout their lives.
II you bad q guarantee that present
wages and conditions would continue
through lie. msn might possibly b excused
for deserting tho union he eaid, but
there is no guarantee that they viii continue
after March 81, 1893. T. had 2 guarantee
that they would be continued I would no.
be satisAed. I would still agitate for moro
wages, shorter hours and Improved con-
dihons. would keep 1t It until mine
workers are - highly paid q other crafts
having the Same hazards and risks.
Il shall not cease making demands I'm.
I'll every boy and girl IL In school,
and not In tho breaker or mill. OF
course. don't expect to be unreasonable.
By saying that, mean that we cannot ex-
poet wages to b better than the condition
Of the coal market affords, but the present
market justhes more wages for tho men,
Mitchell repeated his assertion that II
the anthracite workers number 10000
union members when the present agree
ment expires the union should be able to
gain for them recognition Of the union and
an eight hour day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Insane Wsman Hangs Herself.

MoNTo14AIl, N. j.. Aug. Mrs. Phile-
pena Farmer, wife Of William Farmer,
committed suicide early this morning by
hanging. Her husband found her hfelesa
body suspended in tho hall from rope
which had been fastened to tho railing OF
the stairs. Mrs. Farmer had been acting
strangely for some time. She was suffer
ing from melancholia, and Last April DR..
examined into her sanity and declared her
insane. They recommended that she be
committed 70 an institution for proper
treatment, but her relatives objected and
induced the husband to have her treated
at home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
CARLTON HEARING AUG. II.
Declares HIS Little Black Man Has Deea
Located and WIN Clear Him.

Declares His Little Black Man Has Been
Located and WIN Gear Him.
Frederick E. Carlton had an opportunity
for an airing yesterday and he seemed
to enjoy it. He was taken from Raymond
Street Jail to the Adams street police court
and arraigned on the charge Of uttering
and circulating obscene pictures. Upon
motion Of his counsel the hearing was ct
down for Aug. H. the same day on which
he is to have hearing on the grand larceny
charge.
Before going back to jail he was asked
4 he had discovered the whereabouts Of
yes he replied, -we know whore be l.
time and prove my innocence Of many Of
the charges they have made against me-
Carlton is Possessed Of q rare sense OF
humor," said his counsel, j. 8. Bennett.
Eleanor yanderventer, accompanied BY
her cousin, Mrs. Lynch Of Glens Falls, visited
the Butler street court yesterday and r6-
newed her bail bond Of $500 for her appear
District Attorney Clarke expects to 10
oeive the report Of DR.. O'Connor before
the week is ended. DR.. O'Connor Is making
q chemical analysis Of the oTgans Of tho
second Mrs. Carlton, who died last March.
woman dressed In black and wearing q
heavy black veil, accompanied by a young
man, visited Police Headquarters yesterday
was soon noised around that the woman
had called to see the inspector about Carl
ton. Inspector Cross would shy nothing,
except that the woman had given him i'm.
portant information, but whether 1t was
regarding Carlton he refused TO say.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02

Seven bartenders, employees Of seven
keepers Of saloons near the Fifth street
police station, appeared In the Yorkvills
court yesterday afternoon charged with
violating the Amber law. Their eases
Sere continued until Thursday: Leonard
Magistrate Whitman that the men had been
arrested illegally. He declared that whom
their employers had obtained their certih-
Gates the State had become party to .
contract that was binding on It and had
no power to insert additional conditions
IN the contract thereafter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
AETER AlERlcAH sRrpos 81


Hsusesmiths Tsik Of General strike r.
cause II suhlet to Non.Uni6o Firm.
President Frank Buchanan Of the Intsrna-
tional Association Of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers 10 In this city and win await
smiths, ordered In New England against
the American Bridge Company because
the latter sublet contract for structural
iron work for the New Haven Railroad to
the Boston Bridge Company. non.union
Arm.
A national strike against the American
Bridge Company Is threatened.
The housesmiths say that tho New Haven
Railroad refused to give the contract to
tho Boston Bridge Company because II
employed non-union lnsn and that the
contract was taken by the American Bridge
Company.
The largest contract in this city Of The
American Bridge Company 10 the structural
iron work for tn new power houses Of tho
New York Central Railroad
President Buchanan said yesterday even
ss:: s n:oe s :ss.s
sible, and that sthe fullest possible assist
ance IN be given TO tho strikers BY tho
This statement was made on behalf OF tho
Crl0R0 company:
We have the right to sublet our work,
but no right to impose conditions on sub
contractors a. TO what men they shall en-
ploy. We have an agreement. with tho
union and employ union men when We DO
the work directly. but In eubletttng the work
We give Il to the lowest bidder II It Is re-
spondble firm
Many Of the large contractors for str0c-
tural iron work, It u said, arc behind IN
deliveries OF material A strike would
enable them to take the benefit Of the strike
pIeted on time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
New city Directory Out.

The new general directory Of Manhattan
and Tho Bronx was sent out yesterday by
the Trow company. The volume IL tho
Itch Of its kind and contains as 900 names.
an increase Of 74,26s over 1904. While II 70
impossible to issue an absolutely correct
directory Of tho more than g. O0, 900 inhsbi-
tants the publishers are confident that their
care and energy have made the book a.
complete and accurate - possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02

WASHINGTON 1on.oAsr yol 10 DAT AND 10 morrow.
70, saasrw Ntw York and NsU EsSgsnl, psr1v
cloudy On wsdnss1av: TAuSsddv. fstr. A1At y frssA
aertA elals. bseossta6 ssrt0bls.
For District Of Columbia. Maryland. Dslawars.
y,rSsS:. ed Eastern pennAyivaniA fair On WednAs.
day and 1hundsy. Hight nofth 70 -sAst winds.
Yor western Peansyivsais, Wesasen Nov YoSk
a.d OHIO. mir a Wednesday snd 1Aun1Ay, light
negsA vin1a. bsesaiAg vauADls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Despatch Hcat Dolphin Loses Part q .
Mast.
DOUBLE RAID AT TEE. ALIENS.

whites Caught Downstairs and Negroes
Above-Mighty Attle Evidence.
Tho. Aliens place was raided yesterday
for about the eighty-eeventh time. Ar
usual, Mr. Allen was not there, and - usual
the police are very doubtful u their evi-
dence would warrant = conviction. Eight
employees were arrested.
Fly cops have been frequenting the
place for two weeks. It was not hard to
get In. Tho police say that the system
was beautifully devised to head Oh detec-
ton. The clerks sat behind partition,
which set OF their desks from the main
room. The betters marked their choices
and passed them, with the money. through
Q little alt in the partition. The winners
received their money through another slit.
No better ever saw the man he was betting
with. This, according to some decisions,
Knocked out marked bills as evidence.
Still, Inspector Hogan decided to raid.
Late yesterday afternoon Detective Ser
geant Boyle and eight plain clothes men
dropped In, walked up the stairs to the
second door, secured and gagged the look
out and walked in unreeisted. There were
sixty or seventy mon In the place. The
detectives declared them under arrest,
and they fell for 1t without much disturb
ance.
It was then that Detective Minogue
smelled something burnin :. Tho cops
smashed . door In the back room and
entered just Is . bonfire, kindled on the
door. licked up the last ofacial document
In the place Some telephones and lot
Of racing cards nailed to the waN formed
the only evidence captured. Seven men
who seemed to have something to do with
running the house were pi oh d:
Meantime two detectives had raidod tho
third door, whore there was an annex for
negroes. Twelve badly frightened blacks
were told that they might 60, and clerk
was held. There was slot system and .
bonfire In this room also.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
CULKEN GETS TIE $500 JOB.
And Clerk RULERS Salary Il Decked SO
week.

The Justices Of the Court Of Special Ses-
sions met yesterday In executive session
and afterward announced the appoint
mont Of Charles W. Cullkin - chief clerk,
1t . salary Of 1900. and Of William NJ.
Fuller who was chief clerk, at a 900 as depu
~ clerk at y 800. Culkin's term d ten years
and Fuller's Ave. Fuller had been chief
clerk for ten years, and the news that Gull
lin was to b appointed drew forth Q few
remarks last week from District Attorney
Jerome
Yesterday was also tho beginning Of
Justice Zeller's ten year term and many
flower pieces were sent him, including an
immense horn Of plenty from the Cam
slater Volldest Verein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
Here story Didn't save Highwaym.n.

John Holmes, q negro who calls himself
sTe1as Jack, and says he Is hero Of San
Juan Hin, was sentenced to sixteen yean
IN Sing Sing BY Judge Foster In 0ensral
Sessions yesterday HOLMES, who u built
on The hnee q gorilla, was oonvicted Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
PAPER HANGERS NEW UNION.

Hope 70 Bring Back the Old Day. When
They Made $50 week.
Tho paperhanges. who were at ous
time the most strongly organized building
trades body In the city, arc to b reorganised
- q separate body again, and will be
Local 400 Of tho Brotherhood OF Painters.
About ten yeAIs ago there were about 90.
paper hangers In tho city and all were In
the union. At that time, competent paper
hangers were earning a. much as go week.
Then the members OF the painters Union
did paperhanging. also and pulled down
the wages to - day.
Later the paperhangen became q sspa-
rate union again, but could not command
more than painters' wages. The reoreani-
zation Is in the hope Of restoring former
conditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
wITTE TO SEEK LOAN HERE.
Terms offered by French Syndicate Con-
sadered Too High.

b4&SCb wv kaA0AAs
6psesaJ oeo;s DsspeicA 10 TIE Sun.
PANS, Aug. lit " stated that NJ Witte
Il arranging . war loan through oombinA-
ton of French and American bankers, tho
terms Of the syndicate Of French capitalists,
through which no FIRST tried to arrange ono,
being considered too high.
Despatch Hpat Dolphin Loses Part q .
Mast.
The despatch boat Dolphin arrived at
the navy yard. Brooklyn. yesterday. She
is to be used to convey the Russian peaoe
commissioners to Oyster Bay and to Ports
mouth. As tho Dolphin swung into the
navy yard channel the wind and tide car
NED her toward the snore Of the COP OIL p9 9Ss
long crane Of tho big derrick was snapped
hall way up to the top. new topmast
I'll! BE put In nlane at once, "A the Dolphin
viii leave tho yard again on Friday even
ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
PEEL BROS
East nsv York Brewery, Brooklyn,
OFFER TO FAMILIES THEIR
REAL GERMAN LAGER Beer

This 10 the perfect and unquestionsbiy
the finest product possible Of malt and
hops.
This perfection IL attained by reason Of
the highest grade OF malt and hopa the
absence or substitutes and chemicals. and
the application Of the most approved Ger.
man method under the skillful direction
Of IN expert brewer.
On the quality Of our beer alone has
eur business been built up and esf
name become known all over this
country.
There ID no sterling quality Of the best
imported. which cost 1907 moro lacking
In our beer. while the most inferior do.
mestio been cost only one cent les .
hsttls than our nne and luxurious food
beverage.
Delivered In GREATER New York q q -
per case Of ~ bottles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02
ROBERT Il. DEANE SHOT.
Sen q New Yerk Manufacturer Killed In q
Quarrel at Fresno, Cal.

OOo ~ NOW MANU- 8CtuIO IN U
Quarrel at Fresno. Cal.
FRIsNo. Cal, Aug. As . result Of q
drunken quarrel Emmott Higgins, q con-
tractor, yesterday shot dead Robert E
Deane, we'll known newspaper and maya
Zinc writer. Deans was living On tho fifty
aero vineyard which his father had given
to him. Higgins, who had been drinking,
invited Deane, who was drunk, to his home,
and while thoro Deane made . remark to
Mrs.. higgins which her husband construed
e an insult. he opend fre and killed
Deane.
Deans was the son Of Royal z Deans, .
millionaire manufacturer Of hotel supplies,
with headquartsn In New York. He
once served a. managing editor Of tho
Philadelphia Prsss.
Royal 2. Deans l. The president Of the
Eambail-CesHs Company, manufacturer.
Of ranges, ct 20 Water street. His homo
70 1t ia West Ninety-fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-02

CUTTING WANTS JEROME FOR MAYOR.
r. Fulton Cutting made tho following
statement last evening:
NM. Jerome's statement 10 character
istic OF him. Back to the people, always
strikes sympathetic chord. Certainly In
the memory Of the oldest inhabitant no Dis
Srict Attorney Of the county Of New York
nomination. The feature Of his ofiicial life
tnat has particularly commended itself 10
the way In which he has fulfilled his duty
IN entire indifference to political or social
innuenoe; ! have known him for Q long
time, and believe enjoy his esteem, but I
would never venture to ask favor Of him,
a change in his official action.
what ! do not Like about his statement
u ms evident desire to try TO take himself
Out OF the Mayoralty race. I must frankly
CONFESS that have for q long time cher
ashed the hope that I would see William
city, There is no man who 20 foroibly
emphasizes the Citizens Union ideal Of 40
COMMUNICATION, without spoils. favoritism
or political influence
ait e true that Mayor Mcclellan has
nned the ONCE Of the Mayor with dignity
snd personal honesty. He has oocasionally
diotation Of the spoismen, but he has LEFT
iar too much undone. He Is still victim
to the fatal delusion that partisanship in
municipal government 10 necessary, II not
beneficial. Moreover. he has not touched
upon what ! believe to DO the fundamental
yioe OF partisan government in this city.
! refer to the apparent oollusion betwesn
certain great corporations and political
Dosses to exploit the people for private gain.
During the next four years the question
O. S., sunTay development in this city wiI Be
n m,.ssIan on . large scale. Unlees ! am
one OF the most important Of the gas COM
pcny franchises will expire. These two
tunity for single hearted service. The
n .s Chief executive Of New York viii Be
tne principal factor In Determining these
t Issues. ! do not think Mr.. Mcclellan has
Sne Political courage demanded. II he
Mr; Oakley. jerome has the courage. "a
We ~eh as other qualities required. We do
not want q Mayor to despoi the Console
dated Gas Company or &c TRANSPORTS tscn
cempsn,es, but We do want one who Win
pGt ! r. he:s corporations despoil the people.
nSaeve that Jerome tosssasss a. httsr
Quanncsaon IN unusual dsgrso..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-03
CONCENTRATES.

l.. A. Jeffs Is preparing to 20 on a
prospecting trip through Nevada,
II is stated that 50 leases are being
worked I'm the Bullion-Beck mine OF
Tlnuc.
report comes from TonopRh that
another rich strike has been made In
the Dixie mye
ore haulers have resumed hauling
Butler-Liberal product 90 the railroad
for shipment to the shelters.
May Day, Grand Central Mammoth
and Uncle Sam Con, were Tlntic mines
represented In today's market
D. p, Rohlnng, manager Of the Frls-
co Contact mine IN Beaver county, has
returned from trip 10 Chicago,
A shipment OF concentrates and cyan
ides from tho Sewer Consolidated is ex-
pected In the local market this week
James H. Jennings expects 70 leave
for Arizona tomorrow TO make an In
pection OF the Grand Gulch properties,
The Bullfrog Miner and the Las We
gas Age are two newspaper enterprises
about to be launched In southern Ne
vada.
The annual meeting OF the sharehold-
ers Of the Bullion Beck q Champion
Mining company is scheduled 10 take
place next Monday.
General Manager Lee Hanchett ana
CHIEF Counsel Charles c. Parsons OF
the Newhouse mines, departed for Colo,
RADIO yesterday afternoon.
Clarence r.. Allen, general superin-
tendent OF the United States MINING
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-03
Asst. Chief Dispatcher Retirts
From experimenting Brass
Punching on Gould Road.
C. |. HAMILTON SUCCEEDS HIM
He In Turn Making Room for II.
II. Hoover, Who Comes From
Santa Fe.

j. L. Wellington assistant chief dis
patcher Of the Rio Grande Western
with headquarters here has resigned
and has been succeeded by g. l.. Ham
ilton who is am oldtimer here in the
train dispatching business. Mr.. Ham
iltons trick at the Rio Grande will
be taken within few days by n. II.
Hoover who comes from the Santa Fe
at Needles,
Mr.. Wellington was formerly an old
time dispatcher on the oregon Short
Line at Pocatello and other points.
When j, II. Young was appointed gem
eral superintendent OF the Rio Grande
Western he appointed Mr.. Wellington
as chief disdatcher of the road Upon
Mr.. Welby succeeding Mr.. Young, Mr..
Sloan was reinstated as chief dispatch
err and Mr., Wellington named as his
assistant to look after the night shifts.
Mr.. Hamilton has been here for about
II years with the exception OF short
period when he went to Los Angeles.
He is a splendid dispatcher and the
promotion is one on merit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-03
THE pFoU NINE
New Crushing Device In NH Creates
considerable Interest.

In Arizona the operations at the Pfau
mine are being watched with consider
able interest. The property Is In YaYa-
pal county. and about 80 men are fur
nished with employment there.
The management Is under the
direction OF son of Captain A. o.
Tibbetts OF this city and mill Of 100
tons daily capacity Is nearing compile
ton
In this plant Manager Tibbetts has
installed a new method for the crushing
Of ores-by friction. A large cylinder
is reyolved horizontally and when part
ly filled with ore the rotation thereof
grlnds the mass into the finest kind OF
particles that can easily be plated and
then cyanlded The outcome of this
new oontrlvance Ia being eagerly
watched, for If It does nearly as wen
as its projectors claim II will result in
a great saving to mill men in the crush
q great saving TO mill men IN the
crushing and handling OF ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-03
UTAH CON. AND
BOSTON MARKET.
Bingham Stock Subjected to a
Severe Bear Attack
Today
VALUES LESS ON LOWER LEVELS
Story Printed to That Effect 10 a
Financial Journal Other Stocks
Depressed.

Utah Consolidated was subjected to a
severe bear attack In Boston today
and, as a result Of 1t, the stock was re-
duced several dollars a share, The cor
respondents OF James A. Pollock & Co.,
brokers, advised that the attack was
precipitated by the publication OF an
article In n Boston financial paper Of
some standing IN which II was stated
that the lower levels OF the Bingham
mine are showing some lean spots and
that. compared TO some OF the upper
levels, the copper values are not more
than 30 per cent as good
Locally, It is not believed there Is
anything the matter with Utah Consol-
dated on the contrary II Is believed
the mine Is In a good physical condl-
tlon as Il ever was; that the attack
made on the stock is nothing more than
a deep-laid plot to depress the shares
for the purpose Of buying in the small
er holdings.
The News" learned from source
considered TO be very reliable that the
company Is handling about the usual
tonnage at the smeter, but whether
the ore Is Of good grade as that smelted
a few months ago, the Informant would
not say but intlmated that II was.
When II Is recalled that orders came
from the head offices Of the company a
few weeks ago disseminating the prac-
tise Of giving out the company's weekly
bullion shipments on this end leaves
room for suspicion that there Is some-
thing TO the story printed In the Bos-
ton paper
one local mining man offered another
solutions he thought the agita-
ton over the smoke problem and possl-
bility Of the injunction suits In the
courts probably had something to do
with depressing the market, as other
Bingham stocks were more or less az
fected