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The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
Mississippi christened b
Miss Mabel Money.
Vessels Displacement 10 $4,000
Tons. and Has Four ia-inch
Breeoh Loading Rifles
in Main Battery.

PhilAdelphis. Sept. so-The battle
ship Mississippi Wa launched today
at the yards Of the William Cramp
and Sons shipbuilding company In
the presence Of distinguished guests
from the state for which the vessel
10 named and . number Of navy and
army officials. The party from Mis-.
sissippi included United States Senator
n. D. Money and bis granddaughter.
Miss Mabel Money. who was sponsor
for the ship.
Tho sponsor carried huge bouquet
Of American Beauty roses 10 which
was attached bottle Of champagne.
and ~ the huge hulk quivered - II
was about to take its initial dip,
Miss Money struck the PROV two 70.
sounding blows. at the same time pro-
nounoing the baptismal words In .
oA0o1 vOAoo. As suV 4AAssaPPA 8AAu,
ID into the Delaware river. there was
. great cheer from the spectators. and
the various craft in the stream gave
many shrill and prolonged blasts from
their whistles. Immediately after
the launch luncheon waa ssrved 70 the
ohristeinng party and other invited
guests In the mould loft Of the ship.
yards.
The kississippi's normal displAos.
ment VIII b IL, 900 TINS. The surrst
armor will b twslvs.inoh Kruppissd
steel fol the tweivs.inoh guns, and
the barbstts armor protecting The
sisht-inoh gups will b ten.inoh
Kruppissd stssl. The side armor,
covering the engines and the vital
points Of the hull. will taper from
ten inches at the center 70 about
eight inches at either end. and will
extend we'll above and below the water
line.
Her armament will b - powerful
- that placed oo any American
wanhip. She will have four
twelvs. inoh brssoh loading rides. In
two turrsts-ons forward and one
al. In addition 70 the main battery
will have eight sisht-inoh guns. In
barbetss turrets. statiossd at each
corner Of the supsrstruotars. Thsp
there will b eight ssvsn. inch bFssch
loading rides. whioh will complete
the main battery.
The secondary battery will com.
prise twslvs thrss.ipo rapid nre
rides. disoharsing . constant stream
OF fourteen pound shells. These will
b supplemented BY six three FOUNDER
semi. sutomssio rides. four one FOUNDER
automatic Iiflss. two three inch neld
guns. and eight machine guns. There
also will b four submerged torpedo
Subee.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
Aassas Wed Dissa,,sasd.

Tos some rsasen Aseoos Wood. who
was rsosntly parolsd frea ths staes
psnitsntiary. u dissAtis6sA with Aie
surroundings II ths Royosoft sheps
Eass Aurora, ny. Friday 0svsr.ss
AeDossld rsosivsd . sslsgran fzsn
him In which The bey Tsqses>s pr.
mission 70 isavs Bast Aaresa ions-
diatsly. seus tins Aso hs vrees .
letter 70 Warden Clsebosn IN vhish
he Tsoitsd n length his saszsanlings
end stsssd that thsy wsss ~ what
b sxpsessd o. whss h wished. 1hs
lsttsr. which was thoasht 10 -
parsly psrsooal. wss II sens nasnse
pubiishsd ed a3tsswart rsfesrsA =
shs sssts hoard ee psrdses.
The boys ssisgran 70 oevsspee NJ
Donald is - follows:
III peasibls wirs - pssnisasa -
leave East Aurora. Answer NJ a.
psnss Immediately.
Governor xcDoaald dsclinod ths ~
qusss with the following tsIsgian:
Telegram rsosivsd. Year lstte1
70 Warden ClsGhern has besn rslssFsl
70 the board ef pasdsas fes astaea q
IL next meeting nsxt Friday. oaa-
pct asthosiss yos - lsavs ussil bsasA
pessss spaa H."
Just why ths boy 10 disaaAAs1sd y
noN kneNn.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
Old Railroad Nan Rsstres.

81. Louis. Sept. O-Thsodors q.
Goodman. general passenger and tick.
Of agent Of the Southern Pacific West.
ern sysssm. retired from the service
today After an assooistion Of thirty.
seven ysars With the company. Il 10
uDdsrstood hs 10 70 b Givsn . sub.
stapsial pension.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
Embezzler AYrested.

Indi annapolis. Sept. 0-williau
wiohard. who 10 charged With having
destroyed the nosss Of sx.A uditor
Shsrrick for loans from state fssds,
was ARRESTED this morning - indiot.
mcnts cousaiuing Mise oosnts ehasgine
him with smbssslsmsns. eesspirasy
end larceny.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
Texas Fair Postponed.

Dallas, Tex. Sept. 00-The opening
Of the state fair Of Texa,. which was
originally nxed for today. has bsen
postponed until October %. This
action was taken BY the fair manage.
ment. after consultation with the
state health ofaoals. in the belief
that even though there 10 NO danger
from yellow fever In Texas at the
present time II will bs advisable 70
wait until sftsr . frost whom all pos.
sibility Of infection will be removed
and ali travel restrictions abolished.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
Injured by Falling Walls.

Kansas City, Sept. 80-The build.
ing Of the Missouri Valley Casket 90.
was burned today. The loss will roach
go. 900. Samuel Nichols. . fireman.
was badly injured BY falling walls.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

THANKs-H. Houston wishes 10
thank she Blunt. Davis hunting party
for . Dios mes Of .snison. Mr..
Davis delivered the rsat 70 some Of
bis friends today.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
BUYS pRopERrY-y q. s..,.

BUYS PROPERTY-J q. Bsavsy
has purohassd the John Nichols
rssidsnos property on West Third street
between Piks's Peak sud 6Asta Hs
avenues. The oonsidsration he's not
been made pablo.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
Lives Lost In FIRE.

New York. Sept. So-A lodging
house near the river front burned 70.
day causing the death Of two long.
shoremen. Nearly . dossn others
we're baaly injured. The police car.
risd many ont Of the building over.
come. while several wsrs injured By
jumping from the wipdowa
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

THE MINISTERIAL AesOCIA.
TOIN-will meet Monday morning u
10 with Mr.. Russell.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
OOMMENDAsLE-ReeA th. !,

COnAENDA6LE-RsoA The oom.
muuieasion Of Dr.. Bsll n sssthss
column in regard 10 shs psblis schsol
situstios ssd pesdss we'll Ne sss.
gsssioss nsds. II IL beth ueonss1.
ablsssd tinsly.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

STATE CONvENTOIN-W. O. 7.
U. st Canon City. October 4. 8 and 9.
In the Prssbytsrian church. A Large
number from Florence may attend.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

Order your rosss and carnations Z
the Fiorenos Green Houss. S3.1
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

Mrs. Kitits Hubbsrd has II her esw
stock Of fall millinery. Gall - SoS
4, Bseoed-Heos Aillisssy. 0-SS
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

FROST TONI0HT-Esir and cold.
or with heavy frost tonight; Sunday
fair and warmer.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

Attend the oonoert in the Prssby.
teriAn church next Thursday night.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

For GOAL and feed ~ xillar 'Sh
transfer man." phone 50. 81
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

W. O. Aoksr delivers coal oil and
gAsolins daily 70 all parts Of the city
60.tl
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

The best photos arc shs cheapest
First class work guaranteed. Nal
ters' 6eudto SIS
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
For Paul Jones Monument.

New YnrE. Sept. 00-A chorus Of
500 and IN orchestra Of IS. - we'll -
. quartet Of removed singers. arc 70
assist In the Paul Jones Festival
Concerts. opening In Carnegie bali
tonight. The proceeds are to form
the nucleus Of . fund for raising =
suitable monument 70 John Paul
Jones, the father Of the Ameri oan
navy"
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

Preach, German and spaaish
Tssaht By TIE lssess nsthc1A "A.
dssss L O. o.. ssik Mails. oAses
CITY. oess. ss-ss
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
Count Witte.

b. Petsrsbufg. Seps. S0-N. Witte.
Russia's chief envoy. was made q
oosst today. The osar bestowed this
sttls spon him in recognition Of his
work In the peace nsostiations
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
JoTTlNos ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Stamp photos at Eriokson's. iis sss,
Main. sat-
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

Concert In the Prssbyter churcf
Thursday night By 7. p. 8. O. e.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
THE PRESIDENT
REACHES CAPITAL
People Turn Out Enmasse to
Welcome Him.
Slight Accident to Vehicle In
Which He Was Riding but T.
Resulted In Injury to
None of Them.

Washingtou. Sept. S0-This Wa
Roossvslt day In Warrington. The
president reached the capital this aft.
ernoou from bis homo at Oyster Bay
and the people turned out On masss 10
welcome him and ~ . testimonial TO
bis Efforts In bringing about psaoe 10
the far sast. From the railroad sta.
tion 70 the White House Pennsvl.
vania avenue Wa lined with people
who shouted and waved their hats or
haukdsrchisfs - the president drove
BY. The avenue was CAV with the
national oolors ~ an additional mark
Of rspssct TO the chief executive.
New York. Sept S0-Ths president
Travelled from Long Island City 70
Jsrssy Cisy on the steamer Nassau.
leaving the latter plsos at p. m.
On the steamer the president went
TO the engine room 20 meet the engi.
nser who 10 friend Of Bill Sewell.
the presidest's companion on the
bunting trip In Maine.
Oyster Bay. Sept. 8O-Prssidsnt
Roossvelt. wife and children escaped
. serious accident this morning while
driving 70 the station. The rear axle
Of the wagon broke and the body Of
the vehicle dropped 10 tho ground.
The president and msmber Of The
family stuck 70 their ssass The
horses were prevented from running
away BY bystanden. Another W.
hiols was secured and they wsrs taken
70 the station.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

J. =. Torrsnos writes New York
Late Issuranos. Onos over Yslson's
Dsss stors. so.h
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

Not cheapest but BEST. Masters
Studio. 3l.t
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

II pays - aAvsstiss your wants In
~ Tsibaao.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30


Usdsr the ssspioss e1 ths 7. p. D.
C.g. Of the Pfssbyt ytsrias shsroh Prel.
and Ara ,. L Mswsll I'D nis Msbsi
sbsassE will give . eeassst-sseital IN
the Prssbtyssiss church ssxs Thsss-
day night. Admissieo - essts. RsaA.
isRs, banjo, guitar. nandelis. sslss
and dssts viii make sp the svssiss's
amusement. Mn
Cheap Rates Via D. 3 r. @.
Chicago and rssurn oss.io. liait
Oes. u.
81. Lesis 40 rstssn -. 10, linit
Ost. Sise.
70 Bssts - Hslssa. HesA. oDo. %,
daily sssil OeA d.
epekans, Wssh.. -. - sstal ose q
Postlaa1. Dsastls. ~, o1Aoo ua1il
ost d
California pssss ess.oo sssll.oss
4 Ans pssGrsa u ~ Z. ?. 4 q.
\ 1Aass1ev nioAA 40
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

Concert Thursday night - cents ID.
mission. A.29
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30

M.s'srs' photos will not fade. SIT
The daily tribune., 1905-09-30
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The Winslow mail., 1905-10-14
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
OF
NAVAJO COUNTY.
Office of the Board of Supervis-
Ors of Navajo County.
HOlbrOOk, Arizona,

w IOOCI IcVC'
Pursuant to statutory provi
SiOuS the board meets this date
at 1920 a. m. in regular quar-
terly session. All present.
Minutes of last meeting read
and approved as read.
The board, in consideration Of
the order made by the TerritOr
ial Board of Equalization re
voking former assessment
made by them on certain pri-
vate car lines doing business in
this county, considers that said
car lines are and have been do
ing business for this and past
years in this county over the
line of the Santa Fe Pacific
Railway Companys coast lines
of the AtchisOn. Topeka & San
ia Fe System, and that the
statements made to the territOr-
lal board by their agents or
representatives have been mis-
leading and erroneous as can be
proven by the records OF said
railroad company in this COun
ty. and it is hereby ordered that
the assessments to said com
panies shall remain on the as,
sessment roll of the county for
1908, pending the opinion to be
asked for by the District Attor-
ney from the Attorney General
of the territory.
1t is hereby ordered that a
temporary transfer of So. 600 be
made by the Treasurer from the
Colrt house and jail sinking
fund to the salary fund. and
the Clerk of the Board will no
tify the Treasurer authorizing
such transfer.
On motion the board takes a
recess until l o'clock p. m.
At | O'Clock p. m. the board
convenes. All present.
The reports of the following
Justices of the Peace for the
quarter were submitted. audit
ed and approved:
A. f. McAllister, Hol
brook. fees to county
per TREASURE S receiptS13 20
Charles L Finn, fees to
county per check to
Treasurer ............ % w
The quarterly reports of the
following county officers were
submitted, audited and APPROX
ed, showing as follows:
County Superintendent
of Schools by disburse-
ment of school funds
during Sd quarter 1905 S954 81
Quarterly statement of Clerk
of Board of Supervisors of cash
The Winslow mail., 1905-10-14
October 3, 1905.

ONCOCNl - ICOC.
Pursuant to motion of ad-
jOurnment the board meets this
date at 9 a. IN. All present.
Minutes of last meeting read
and approved.
The following demands were
ordered paid from the salary
fund and expense fund warrants
drawn for same:
Expense Fund Warrant No:
119, j. w. Richards.
salary Treasurer IS 312 80
100, W. P. Geary, sal
ary District Attorney 312 80
121. G.. [. Houck, sal
ary Sheriff and AS
SCISSOR 375 90
122, A. F. McAllister,
salary Recorder. 49,. 312 50
1913, L. d. Divelbess,
salary Janitor and
Jailer 225 90
124, r. @. Smith. sal
ary Probate Judge. $50 90
l25, w. B. Woods, sal
ary Clerk District
Court. so so
1875, w. S Norviel, sal
ary Reporter District
Court. 40 90
127, Geo. P, Sampson,
salary Superintend-
The Winslow mail., 1905-10-14

1905.
A. F. MCALLISTER,
Clerk of the Board.
The Board of Supervisors and
the District Attorney then pro
ceeded to find the amount of
money in the treasury, and find
as follows:
We, the undersigned members
of the Board of Supervisors of
Navajo County, Arizona, and
the District Attorney of said
county, do hereby certify that
we have examined the books
and accounts of the Treasurer
of said county, and find there
should be in the county treasu-
ry the sum of thirteen thousand
! five hundred three dollars and
eightythree cents, and we find
that there is now in said treas
ury the following:
Bank balance as per
monthly statement S11,151 36
Cash on hand by coin
and checks ....... 2,594 OF
S13, 745 81
Treasurer S balance. 13, 5O3 SO
Outstanding checks. S 241 81
R. G. CRESWELL,
Chairman
j. j. SHUMWAY,
Membe
H. B. SMITH,
Member.
W. P. GEARY,
District Attorney
On motion the board takes a
recess until l p. m.
At p. IN. the board conven-
es. All present.
The Santa Fe Pacific Rail
way Company presents a re-
quest to be granted permission
to place main to drain the
sludge from the water tank to
the river in a public street in
the town of Holbrook and same
is hereby ordered as granted.
The contract having been
signed in duplicate between the
contractor and the board for the
building of county bridge
over the Little Colorado River.
near Winslow, it is hereby or
dcred that said contractor fur
nish a good and sufficient bond
for the faithful performance of
said contract in the sum of 50
900 to be filed with the Clerk of
The Winslow mail., 1905-10-14

orders issued and drawn or
Treasurer by order of bOarC
during Sd quarter, 1905, show
ing as follows:
Cash Order No:
"a, July 5, J. P. Nuanez,
INDECENT sick. ........ s 0(
25, July 10, Charles Jar
Wis, typewriter Coun
ty Treasurer ....... 90 OF
26, July 81, L E Divel
bess, stamps county
OulCerS ............. ~ "
q, Aug. a, J. P. Nuan-
ez, INDECENT sick ...... s OF
%, Aug. %, Babbitt
Bros freight county
supplies, road fund ~. % 2:
%, Sept /, L. E. Divel-
beSs, stamps to COun
ty officers s..... 10 On
80, Sept. 8, j. p Nuan-
ez, INDECENT sick ..... s OF
Total for quarter .S166 2.
Quarterly report of County
Recorder for Sd quarter, 1905
showing as follows:
Fees received during
month of July ....S 80 II
Fees received during
month Of August -. 81 OF
Fees received during
month of September. 80 q
$l04 81
Less stamps received in
lieu of fees ......$ l II
Total as per Treasurer S
receipt ............ SOB y
On motion the board adjourn'
until 3D. at 9 a. N.
r G. CRESWELL.
Attest: Chairman
A. F. MCALLISTER. Clerk.
The Winslow mail., 1905-10-14

ent Of Public Health$ rs 90
I2S, r. G. Creswell,
salary SUPERVISOR. 175 90
129, j. j. Shumway,
salary Supervisor. =. l75 90
1870, H. B. Smith, sal
ary Supervisor 49,. 175 90
Total salary fund -. 50, 800 90
The following demands acted
upon and approved by the
County Board of Public Health
was approved by the board and
ordered paid from expense fund
as follows:
Expense Fund Warrant No:
131, John A. Freeman,
services to Superintend
of Public Health IS 4 10
1872, Cover Drug Company,
medical supplies to Sup
erintendent of Public
Health % 10
Total Board of Public
Health S32 20
The demand presented by
George P. Sampson, NJ. D.,
Superintendent of Public
Health, for $130, and approved
by the Board of Public Health,
is hereby ordered as deferred.
The quarterly report of the
Sheriff and Elk officio Assessor
was submitted, audited, found
correct and approved, showing
as follows:
School taxes received
during quarter, less
commissions .......S st 13
Personal property tax
es received during
quarter, less commi
ssions ............. $50 -
Gambling licenses re-
ceived during quar-
ter, less commissions 399 90
County licenses receiv-
ed during quarter,
less commissions -. 40 50
Total for quarter as
per Treasurer re
Ceipts 49,. ... 81 1902 so
The quarterly statement of
the County Treasurer and Ex
officio Tax Collector was sub
mitted, found correct, and APP
proved. showing as follows:
Cash on hand June 80
1903 5............ .SlS,OOl W
Cash received as per
report for July. 734 a
Cash received as per
The Winslow mail., 1905-10-14
per abstract "a" .S13, 5O3 SO

Total ...... .S21, S66 20
[, j. W. Richards. Treasurer
of Navajo County; do solemnly
swear that the above and fore
going is full and correct state
ment OF all the money and prop
erty belonging to Navajo Coun-
ty which has come into my pos
session as such Treasurer of
said county and Of the disburse-
ments made by me for the quar-
ter ending September 80. 1905.
J. W. RICHARDS,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this I'd day of October,
1905.
The Washington times., 1905-04-19
INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL
WILL OBSERVE EASTER
Special Program Arranged for the Day.
Preparations for May Drill
of Cadets.

A program has been arranged at the
Industrial Home School appropriate for
Easter Sunday. 1t will begin at 5
o'clock. All the friends of the children
are invited to attend.
The two companies of cadets at the
Industrial Home School are gradually
rounding into form for the competitive
drill, which comes off on May 81. This
will be the second time the two compa-
MES have met in competition, and the
prospect for a splendid exhibition are
promising
The drill at Christmas time was not
entirely satisfactory, owing to the fact
that 1t had to be held indoors, and
in a rather small room The drill in
May viii be had on the ball grounds,
adjoining tie school property, where
there is sufficient room fer all man
euvers.
manual of arms. This will be an added
feature in the May drill, as no guns
were used at Christmas time There
will also be more interest evinced at
this drill than at that held in the win
ter. because Compay 3 will strive to
at that time, while the latter will try
equally hard to retain it.
The boys in the companies average
from eight to fifteen years, the captains
are each fourteen years 5f age
Company B, under Captain Harris.
will drill first, and Company a, under
Captain Knott will follow. At the con-.
elusion or the drlll program. there will
Desa battalion drill under the military
instructor. Mr. Ball. formerly a SER
geant in the high school cadets. The
award of the flag TO the winning COM
pany will conclude tie exercises.
The Washington times., 1905-04-19
n. E. WOMEN
HOLD RECEPTION

A large and brilliant reception was
given yesterday from $50 to D. m. by
Washington colony of New England
women. at the residence of its president,
Mrs. Bertha NJ Robbins. 1922 p street
northwest Those in the receiving line
were Mrs Robbins. Mrs Donald Me
Lean. the guest of honor: Mrs. Charles
Lyman, Mrs. S. G. p BENJAMIN, Miss
Josephine c. Webster and Mrs. C.
David White Mrs. Marion Longfellow
O'Donoghue. past president of the col
ony, made the introductions- Mrs
Richard Rathbun. Mrs. Paul Brookett,
and Mrs. Young assisted in the tea
room. The house was beautifully decor
ated with potted palms and the Ameri-
can flag fioated over the front door.
State delegations and their regents
were present from Maine. Massachu-
setts.l Connecticut; number Of dele
gates from Rhode Island. Vermont. and
New Hampshire were also present
Among those present were Mrs. A A.
Kendall. State regent OF Maine; Mrs.
Edward Howard Preston, Mrs. Stephen
Weart Giles, Mrs. Henry Herschei
Adams, Mrs. Fred l.. Atkinson. Mrs
Alexander Cook. Mrs. A M. Knicker-
=
w. Hills. Mrs. James Nj. Foss. Mrs
Wallace Parker Hood. Mrs. j. f. Par
ker. Miss Hale. Mrs. ". j. Robertson
Miss Harriet f. Erainera Mrs. Kathar-
inc NJ Sralding. Mrs. Charles Coburn,
Mrs Samuel Parker, Miss Law. Mrs
George Weeks Lewis. Mrs. George c.
Martin. Mrs Isaac Porter. jr.. Mrs
Edward Harold Crosby, Mrs. +. Nj. Still
ings, Miss. Floretta Vining, Mrs E. w.
Clark. Mrs. George Z. Dealy. Mrs.
Frank A. Waterman Miss Luetta King
Mrs. l.. Perry Lee, Mrs. BOothby. Miss
Anna f. Huestis. Mrs. Ralph Mcintosh
Kirkland. Mrs NVilmot Clarke Wheeler,
Mrs. James Ii. Bunce. Miss Wheeler.
Mrs. Samuel B. Beach. Mrs. Alvah Nor
ton Beldrg. Mrs. Danieid Frederick
Webster Mrs. Thomas NJ. Durfee, Mrs
w. Irving Vinal. Mrs. Grace c. Bevin,
Mrs. Henry Anson Bates, Mrs Samuel
Root. Mrs Joel NJ. Anderson, Mrs.
Robert o. Bascom. Mrs. William
n. Bevin, Mrs James Frlshie Farm
ham, Mrs. Amos G. Draper. Mrs.
M. S. Page, Mrs. Drayton Wilson Bush
nell, Mrs. Morris Beach Beardsiey. Mrs
Tracy Bronson Warren. Miss Rallou.
Mrs Frederick Jewell Laird Mrs. T.
J: Young Withee. Mrs s. E. Faunce
Mrs Thomas w. Aldrich Mrs. Lodo-
wick III. Tillinghast. Mrs. Frank II
Brown, Mrs Charles G. Gould. Mrs. r
X Warner, Mrs. G. F. Morenouse, Mrs.
Walter Allen. Mrs. Arthur Proctor
Friend. Mrs. Samuel S. Adams, Com
The Washington times., 1905-04-19

Mrs. Charles Mallett Cole, Mrs. George
church Peet. Mrs. D. A Frederick. Mrs.
= r. Moor. Miss Ella Iartica Ellis
Worth, Mrs. Arthur NJ. WilsoD, Mrs.
george Eaton Shaw, Mrs. H. F. Chap
pell. Miss Bessie Louise Chamnlair,
Mrs. Buell. Burdett Bassette. Mrs. Emer-
son Coolidge. Miss Coolidge. Mr.. Wash
lngton G: Benedict. the Hon. Charles
lyman. Mrs. Frederic Eleazer Booth
ny. Mrs F. A. Jones, Mrs. John Craine
gallup. Mrs. E. H LilIibridge. Mrs.
samuel Tompson, Mrs. Henry q. Bur
6ank. Mrs. A. c. Page, Mrs. r. jay
walsh, walsh, Miss Clark. Mrs. Robert Gill
Irving Newton Clifford. Mrs Amos
avery Browning, Mrs Hobart RuttIedge
Wheeler. Leonard H. Rathbun, Mrs.
Gould. Paul Brockett. and others
The Washington times., 1905-04-19

full force of workmen should be
called out there is the further dan
ger Of sympathetic strikes in other
branches Of industries The strike
was precip1tated by the refusal OF the
prime minister to modify certain pro-
visions of bill, now pending in the
chamber CT deputies, dealing with
the control of railway employees OF
course the socialist party is encour-
aging the workmen and Of course the
workmen believe the socialists are
their best friends, and all that sort
Of thing, but everyone seems to for
get that white a strike against an
Individual or a corporation may be
a comparatively innocent procedure,
a strike against the government or
interference with any of it's normal
operations savors strongly of organ
lied rebellion.
1t is we'll to note also that while
there is much improvement yet to be
mac III passenger rates in this coun-
try our freight tariffs are generally
lower and more equitable than those
OF the government railways In Eu-
rope.
The United States may be COM
PEELED ultimately to develop the gov
ernmental ownership idea along
few OF the lines indicated, but for
the present very many Of our peo-
pie are unfavoratle to further cen
tralization OF power, are doubtful OF
the benefits Of bureaucratic admins
tration, and are willing to allow Eu-
rope to work out the socialistic prob
lem to better conclusion before we
begin to join the procession.