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New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
REPLY OF ROCKEFELLER.
ATTACKS DIR. GLADDEN..
Charge of Perjury Said To Be Based
ON GarbIed Report.

Starr !. Murphy. of John d. Rockefeller's prt-
vate counsel. yesterday issued the following
statement by Cir. RockefeIler's authority:
In bis latest attack upon Mr. Rockefeller DR..
Washington GLADDEN. seeks TO make ont case
of perjury. and in doing so assumes paternity
for faIsehood which has been frequently pub
ltshed during the last ten years and until now
never answered DR.. GLADDEN. says: THE South
invented by the Standard Oil nagnates to plum
der their competitors and enrich themselves.
The organization and the methods Of this COM
pany were aoundantly proved In court, and the
company was driven out OF business A few
years afterward, before committee of the New
York Legislature Mr. Rockefeller under oath,
took part in the following cOllOquy:
- There was such a company
=" I have heard Of such company.
You were not in it?
=" I was not Mr. Lloyd appropriately adds:
so help me. God
ON the same day another of the former trus-
tees and one of the closest associates OF Mr..
Rockefeller, being asked by a Congressional
committee who made uD that South Improve
ment Company, named as among them the prin-
cipal members of the Standard Oil Company and
at the head of them all stood the name of John
D. Rockefeller
DR.. GLADDEN. makes much Of his position as an
original investigator. and says that it is within
the power Of every intelligent man to find out
from the original documents whether the state
ment is true or not. But unfortunately HIS state
ment is untrue, and his whole charge of perjury
rests upon a garbled report The testimony is
taken from a Report of An Investigation Rela-
419-420. Any one turning to that report will find
that Mr.. Rockefeller's testimony to the effect
that he was not in such a company did not refer
to the South Improvement Company at all, but
to another and entirely different corporation
called the Southern Improvement Company.
There We're two corporations the South I'M
provement Company and the Southern Improve
ment Company. The Southern Improvement
Company was Incorporated In Pennsylvania
April 16, 1870, and Mr.. Rockefeller was not con-
nected with ii. The South Improvement Com
paTly was Incorporated over a year later, May s,
The charters of both these corporations are
printed in full in the statutes Of Pennsylvania
and are accessible to all.
If DR.. GLADDEN. has mendaciOusly garbled the
testimony in order to make out a case there Is
nothing more say. If he has done il ig-
nOrantly. and has confused the names of these
two corporations, he is scarcely less cUIpable
since before making charge of so serious a
character ii was obviously his duty 10 possess
himself of the facts.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
FIVE BEARS BAGGED.
Presidents Success Greater Than
His Expectations.

GIenwood Springs COL April 25.-Presideut
Roosevelt's hunting trip has been crowned with
success far beyond his expectations, or those OF
the most sangUine of his guides Three bears
were killed by the party to-day and two yester-
day one by the President and one by Dr. Lam
bert. p. B. Stewart, Of Colorado Springs one
of the Presidents hunting companions arrived
here tonight accompanied by Courier Chap
man. They brought the story Of the hunt The
killing Of the three bears JelephOned- to
them and they understood that President RoOse-
Welt brought down two of them, but details are
lacking.
The party is almost snow bound in its present
location. and attempt viii be made to cross
the divide. Fifteen feet OF snow is the ground
on the other side. and any effort TO reach Red
stone would be futile
The bear killed by the President yesterday
was of the brown variety. not so heavy, but
furnishing much finer DeIt than the first ant
NAL killed. one of the bears killed to-day is said
10 be "a grizzly. but this cannot be verified.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
COULDN'T STAND STRAIN.
5th-avc. Dentist Commits Suicide
for That Reason.

Dr. Francis A. Brauneis committed suicide in
his dentistry office at No. 542 5th-ave. yester-
day afternoon for no other apparent reason
than that he couldn't stand the strain" as he
wrote to Dr. A B. Miller. dentist in the same
building.
No one heard the shot. Mrs. Agnes Wiley. the
janitress, started cleaning the Office about 6
o'clock and found the body. 1t was lying at
the foot Of the dentists chair.
Stuck into the gilded rim of the top of the
chair was a picture Of Dr. A. b. Miller his most
intimate friend A letter to DR.. Miller was dts
covered. It read:
Friend Miller: / incIose you the keys OF my
desk There you will find letter addressed TO
you Look over my papers and be good to Mrs.
r you~ friend DR. b.
P. s.-Forgive me. but this strain 10 too much
for
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
MAY Ask ANOTHER GIFT.
Report That american Board viii
again approach Rockefeller.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Boston, April 25--The protesting committee Of
Congregational ministers. headed by DR.. Glad
den, President Tucker Of Dartmouth and other
prominent churchmen, will meet here tomorrow
and will endeavor to keep the American Mission
airy Association and other Congregational socie-
ties from asking or accepting money from John
d. Rockefeller.
II has been reported here that the American
Missionary Association has appointed a COM
mtttee TO ask Mr.. Rockefeller for another gift to
be used for mission work in this country. There
is also report that other societies of the Con-
gregationai Church have been quietly making
plans 10 approach Mr.. Rockefeller These reports
caused great excitement here, and Dr. GLADDEN.
and other prominent clergymen were summoned
post haste To Boston TO participate in to-mOr-
rows meeting.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
GODS" HAYE REAL FIGHT.
Stage Ercitement Starts Quarrel in
GaIIery-Arrcst FOlIOzcs.

A too realistic fight on the stage at the Four
teenth Street Theatre last night started fight
in the gallery, which soon ecIipsed the other
One of the men in the front Of the house rushed
upstairs to Guell the infant riot and Immediately
fourd himself in the middle of whirling arms and
legs. every one Of which seemed TO land on him
at every whirl.
1t took Patrolmau Debs five minutes 10 extri-
cate him with the and OF night stick The
leaders in the fight fled when the patrOlnau
and the theatre attaChe got clear, but the
policeman chased one into the saloon across the
street. where he arrested him. At the station
house Patrolman Debs's prisoner gave the name
of Louis Z. Carpenter, Of No. 3O3 West 21st-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
ON GALVESTON.
Cruisers Men SAID To Be almost IN
State of Uuting.
Ier rELEGEAPH TO rHE rR1Brxr.I

Galveston. Texas. April 25-With sixty men
alleged 10 be in double irons. forty more IN The
brig and under guard. and twenty-stx deserters.
the cruiser Galveston pulled out into uidstream
in the harbor this morning. and Will sail to-
morrow morning thirty-six hours ahead OF her
schedule.
The initial voyage Of the new ship TO receive
it's silver service from the city from which T.
took its name. has been most eventfui- The
three hundred men. 10 Is said have dubbed
Commander ". q. cutler The Fire Eater" for
what they term his tyranical rulings. and one
of the officers said tonight the men need only
a leader % break out m open mutiny
This morning fOrty-siN men were declared de-
serters OF these twenty were captured BY
deputy United States marshals and returned to
the ship handcuffed. Guards sent from the
cruiser refused 10 apprenend their comrades
and the deputy marshals were assaulted
policeman. mistaken for a marshal went on
board aud was attacked by the crew. and had
to be rescued by the ships officers.
The men planned 70 publicly hiss the com
mander in the parade from the ship to the the
atre 20 receive the silver service. ana ten OF
the leaders OF this move were placed iu Irons
Tor the offence.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
HAD MONEY TO BURN.
Found Flame, and, Phe5c! There
Vas .SmO5el

one OF the cowboys with Colonel zach Null
halls show at Madison Square Garden came
tscL from Belmont Park last night with Sl.SO0
- ts5 taken from the "bookies" If he has it this
r,ornine II is because he is the luckiest man in
H. ci+v About g O'Clock he found Broadway,
,+ttb his money all in small bills At 3uth-st-
te began 10 distribute s. bills 10 the newsooYs'
- "a = ,alI brunette forsOo!I her escort ran up
- me generous COW puncher and. throwing her
,,os as around his neck, told him he was all 70
b escort did not like this ct all. and started
-, arribilate the cowboy, with disastrous results
- bsToself The woman and her new escort ran
10 a lI1 re street into a rathskelleT. where the
- 81 f,-,t escort followed them. There was an
ot5er night in which the first man was pretty
DS11y 5a;r,ne friend jumped into cab and rode up
town,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
MAYOR APPEALS TO GOVERNOR.

Mayor Mcclellan wrote to Governor Higgins yes
terday asking that the provision Of his water sup
ply bill permitting the utilization OF the power
generated by the fan Of water in the proposed
system should be retained. He says that the sub
jsct is Of such far-reaChing importance that hs
feels compelled TO ask the Governor to send the
legislature before II is too late emergency
measure urging the passage of the bill with the
original provision retained. The Merchants ASsO-
citation in a communication the Mayor approved
his course in regard to the water bill.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
DYE HEIRS PLAN STOCK COMPANY
Will Unite to Garry on Contest for Coal
Lands Worth $SS,O0O,0OO.
rgY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE

Richmond. Ind, April 2o-ln order 70 more
e4fectually carry on their fight to recover an es-
,s,e in +7e coal fields OF Pennsylvania alleged to
he wo-th S33 100000 the Dye heirs Of Indiana
and Ohio have completed plans to form stock
company They will create tund with which
TO carry on litigation.
There are many families interested. They are
heirs Of Andrew Dye. who died in 1885 own
ing large tracts OF Pennsylvania land in which
anthracite coal was subsequently uneaTthed.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
SIXTY AUTOS As SECURITY
Orner 9fMachine Uses Them to Bail
DriUer.

Sixty automobiles given as security last
night for driver who had been arrested
charge OF exceeding the speed limit. Roger Ma
Jondeux. of No. 272 West 3Sth-st. was taken in
IEr9adway, near slst-st, by Bicycle Policeman
Malon. It being alleged that he was going at the
rate OF twenty miles an hour few minutes after
the prisoner had been arraigned in the station.
Snarles W. Robertson, an automobile dealer OF No.
~ secuTitxA
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
PIT" CROUyE TO GITE UP.
Sheriff Says KidHapper of Ioang
Cudahy Viii Surrender.
tsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

Omaha April 25.-Chief OF Police Dona-
hue to-day officially confirmed the report that
Pat Grove. who kidnapped the son Of f. A
Cudahy. would come in and surrender. Grove
will undoubtedly surrender within the next day
or two. and am momentarily expecting him to
walk into my Office" said the chief
1t Is reported in police and legal circles that
William j. Bryan has been retained 20 defend
Grove. but Bryan's friends deny this search
Of the County Attorneys ONCE to-day disclosed
the surprising fact that there are no indictments
and charges whatever against CToWe- rms may
he surTenders
Edward A Cudahy. jr.. the hfteea-year-old
son Of Edward a. Cudahy head OF the Omaha
packing hrm. was kidnapped in the streets OF
Omaha on December 10 1900 His father paid
$4,000 for his release the next day.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26
PRESIDENT FIGHTS PROFESSOR.
Students Separate Their Instructors at UNI
versity of Florida.

Jacksonville, Fla april "a. - Chancellor
Andrew Sledd Of the University of Florida, and
Professor Marion. Of the preparatory depart
;nent of the IN .versity. engaged in a fist night
to-day. Professor Marion is an old timer. COM
Ing from Kentucky while Chancellor Sledd was
sppointed only last year. having formerly been
e professor Al Mercer College al Macon. Ga
Continuous Misunderstanding between the
tVo Led 10 The demand by sledd for Marion
resignation. To-day Marion called on Sledd IN
Tie latter's private Office 10 request leave OF
absence. soon the tvyo emerged from the room
struggling The Two rolled down the steps ana
isnded, with Marion. the larger man on the hot
TON Marion bounded to his feet and began 10
administer severe punishment after the French
sashion-foocU1se. Students separated the COM
bstanfs
The board Of trustees Of the university VIII
make thorough Investigation Of the affair
.,Bohus l.axatiges Cure Dyspepsia aud Liver com
sauna. One 81 bedt.Le.-Advb
New-York tribune., 1905-04-26

,50hns laxatlges Cure Dyspepsia aud Liver COM
s'Asa&. One 81 bedt!me.-Advt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
PROTESTANT ALLIANCE.

The Protestant churches az this coun-
try are preparing to hold great con-
gress u New York, this fall TO- con-
slider the question OF federation Dele
gates are to be named by tine various
religious bodies that are Co be- repre-
scented, and IL b. supposed there win
be present from 500 to GOO delegates,
representing tveuty-tour denominations
iu ml, The leaders OF this movement
DO not hope Co he able to bring about
amulgamJtiou. cor organic unity but
they DO hope that "thc conference may
create a permanent organization of the
churches which shall bring the various
denominations into better and close"
relations hau have ever before exist
ed. au organization that win make h.
possible 90 voice the attitude of the
united Christian churches ON great
questions. social, ethical economic ana
religious. bon "a way that hns never ba-
fore been possibir.'
According Co the dispatches ou the
subject there win be- great number
OF prominent Speakers Amoug these
are mentioned five bishops of the Eps-
copal Church six bishops of the Meth
odist Church, three OF th- Methodist
church south two Moras',u bishops
and one each from the United brethren,
Reformed Episcopal and African Meth
,5ist hpHInl number uf I.yupu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The October number Of Four-Track
News has, in It's literary part eight adj
ditional pages, making II the largest
vet issued The opening article, en-
titled "Barrie's Thrums," by Maurice
Smiley takes the reader TO Kirriemuir,
Scotland. the town where lived THE
Little Minister" and others who have
endeared TO the literary world, and to
Scotchmen i'm particular, the name Of
James NJ Barrie Robert Shackleton,
I'm an article entitled at the Sign Of
the Elephant" tells Of one of New
Yorks ancient, picturesque villages
where. It is believed, was the home Of
the FIRST elephant brought 10 the United
states: "Whcre Rolls the oregon by
George H. Taylor, Is the dignihed blend
Ing OF an original treatment Of the
Vests great river, with quotations
from Bryants deathess poem, "Thana-
topsis:" Campfire Reveries,' by LII.
r. Brown, tells Of the pleasures and
restful recuperatIon 60 be obtained In
the heart of the wilderness; Frederick
A, ODER tells Of jamaica, where one
can live ON Next to Nothing. There
are numerous other articles and beau-
uful Illustrations East Forty-second
street, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
A CIVIC SUICIDE.

The combination Of spoilers who want
10 gain control Of this city rs am anti
Mormon" faction, IN their so-called
platform give a sort OF semI-prom-
ise Of d" well considered plan for an
ample water supply so that no one viii
lack or have reason to complain" What
that "well considered plan" Is to be does
not appear. II Is not even outlined, or
limited at. Yet it IS the only attempt
Mt the enunoiaton Of anything prlcti-
cal as a policy to be found IN the
platform" All the rest is thin mall
udorous air.
But how much does this watery prom
iSe amount 10. whatever It's meaning
may be2 The very trainers OF the doe
umont which was adopted by the COM
Vention, have been throwing blocks IN
the way of the best plan for an ample
water supply that has ever been devised
for the city The meanest and most
contemplate schemes TO prevent it's
contamination have been resorted to
hut, thank heaven they have so far
been in vain.
II carried fully into effect. that really
''well considered plan which has been
contemplated for many years but until
now has not materIali2ed, viii not only
give as fun supply for a
larger city, but furnish us with
pure water Of the very best
quality for domestic use. And IN ad-
ditlon there viii be- ample water for
sprinklng and irrigation purposes,
TO stop the progress OF that work. and
put it in the power Of % band OF OBJ
structlonists to divert the funds raised
by bonds from the objects designed,
would he the result Of the insanity
which has seized upon some Of our fell
low citizens, in n mad desire TO join
an auti-"Mormon" crusade. Il would
be civic suicide,
n the people Of this city viii fairly
investigate this matter which Is of the
utmost Importance they will not rush
into the folly that win be manifest, but
VIII avoid the snares that are laid for
their feet by a few disappointed office
hunters and party-deserters, Don't play
the fool and then pay dearly for your
blundcr!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
NOT A LARGE NAVY.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02

snrInrlioId Rennhllcnn.

SprIngliold Republican
There can be no doubt that the mer-
chants II the United States are look
Ing forward 60 continuing favorable
business conditions. II is declared that
the buyers I'm all commercial lines sent
90 Europe have been placed under
fewer limita tons than usual. It ls
said that the western storekeepcrs
who have come east for their goods
this fall are buying more literally than
ever befote and that their purchases
indicate an increase Of anywhere from
80 to So per cent In excess OF what they
bought year ago. The large depart
ment stores of New York report that
the sales so far made in 1905 are de-
cldedly In excess Of those OF 1904
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
TASK OF GOVERNING INDIA.
Youths Companion.

How great Is the task OF governing
india may be gathered from the deter
mlnation recently reached to create a
new Lieutenant goyernOrship TO be
known as that of Eastern Bengal, and
90 have a legislative council with jur-
isdictiOn over thirty-eight million peo-
pie. The natives oppose the change, be-
cause they dislike the thought Of d.
viding the old presidency and Of re-
ducing the importance of Calcutta In
favor OF Dacca, the new capital But
Bengal now contains seventy-tive mil
lions OF people, and the administrative
work has outgrown the powers OF any
one mAn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
PRINCIPLE or Llpg INSURANCE,


Sane lie insurance IL based on one
absolute principle, that the average
man shall pay In enough 10 cover his
claim. with an additional percentage
for expenses, etc This is the only
common sense theory Of Insurance, IF
this has not been done arguments bas-
ed ON the number Of members and the
Increase Of business are defective,
There is no strength In numbers where
each member is a losing proposition,
II the rates have been fixed SO low
that the average man I'm his lifetime
does not pay as much as his bcneiici-
aries will receive, then the more mem
bcrs, the bigger will be the crash,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
BEAUrY's TROUBLES,
The World and His wife,

II IL one Of the most difficult things
In the world for girl 10 be happy II
beautiful People are jealous Of her;
women she has "cut out" and men she
has iguored.-both unknowIngly. per-
haps--say odious things OF and to her
The pleasure Of ordinary social inter-
course is marred for her by the other
womens inevitable distrust. The man
her best friend loves win probably fall
I'm love with poor Clorinda, who doesn't
care tuppence for him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
A SUDDEN DEPARTURE.

Tho death Of Henry Duwoodey came
as a sad surprise 10 the public because
Of ITS suddonnoss. Although mo- was
four-score years Of age, his robust APP,
pearance and the healthy glow ON his
cheeks suggested stlI longer HE. ln
the comfort Of retirement from BUSH
ness ana the pleasure of peaceful assoc
citation with family and friends. His
unexpected departure therefore occa-
STONED q shock that startled au who had
so recently oouyorsed with him and noe
ted his healthy appearances but me- has
gone, and We can now but roriu his
useful and honorable career, ana think
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE

The semi-annual conference OF the
Deseret sunday school union will be
held In the Tabernacle Sunday eyen-
lrg oct s, 1905. at 1850 o'clock Of
ncors, teachers and pupils are request
ed to be present and the public is
cordially invited.
JOSEPH f. SMITH.
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
JOSEPH NJ. TANNER,
General Superlntendency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02

An ad. I'm q contemporary reads:
"lf uewaboy who got 81 gold piece In
mistake for nickel sunday morning will
return it to- Blank street ne viii get
reward" SO doubt the nawsboy feels
already rewarded far beyond what he
would receive from the buyer OF his
papers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
GENERAL CONFERENCE.

The seyenty-slTth seml-annual Con-
ference OF the Church Of Jesus Christ
~ Latter-day Saints win commence
on Friday, October 9Th. 1905, at 10 a..
m, IN the Tabernacle at SAT- Lake
city All the officers and mombors OF
the Church are invited and urged 10
be present during the sessions Of the
Conference
JOSEPH r. SMITH,
JOHN r. WINDER,
ANTHON H. BUND,
First Presidency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02

Tonight On" ogden Tabcrnaclo choir
viii render the Irrigation ode and a
number OF choice selections i'm the
Tabernacle u this city Those noted
artists, Emma Lucy Gates, Willard
Wo0ho, j. D. Mcclellan ana others win
add their splendid services TO the pro-
gram and "a great musical treat awaits
all who attend the performance this
.AnnLuE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02
OF yuAL IMPORTANCE,
Boston Herald

The whole matter OF election expenses
O, one of vital Importance TO the coun-
Ivy whether 10 be regarded bon conncc-
t.ou with national state, or local COM
tcsts 10 may generally be accepted
that whore large sums are expended
it rs with the ldou of obtaining as re-
suit OF the election % direct on Indirect
advantage for the contributor who
looks on his political expenditures as am
Investment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02

Hall Game says he has no intention
Of writing novel about the American
millionaire. So the American millions
are will not bear the Hall mark tes-
flying to his sterling qualities; neither
win he have TO bear the mark Of Came
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-02

II is no use for Mr. Morgan to try to
keep of the firing line. The American
public will not be satisfied until he has
been IN the witness box and told what
he knows about life Insurance financial
transactions.