Evening journal., 1905-11-16
THE WORLD'SNEWS
PERSONAL AND socTAl,

Miss Susan E. Anthony. Mrs. Harriet
Taylor Upton and Mrs Ida ilu~ted Ilar-
per made a plea 10 the Presid=as IN be-
half OF Ncman suffrage.
Mrs. Isabella S. Mcsparren was awaid-
O." a ycid q cf $4,000 against tie I'nils-
Co.. ma. ls';r re and washia IN r..s-
road for il .tlics received IN T. wfeci. at
Eladd 8 Fcrd Junction, in 1904
WASHING rON
supporters of the Administration VII
make strong effort to capture the Re
publican organization in Ohio.
Secretary Shaw. who is to make an adj
dress before the treasury branch Of the
Civil Service Retirement Association. has
submitted TO Treasury Department em-
ployes questions relating to their hnan-
cial coYdition.
President Roosevelt in addressing a dell
egation Of leather men, gave a scathing
rebuke to Henry NJ Whitney. recent
Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, whom he accused
Of misquoting him in campaign speeches.
The Administration viii disapprove the
movement on the Isle of Pines for seces-
sion from Cuba and annexation to the
United States.
The real reason for Representative Bur-
toms campaign for the speakership. it is
said, is his desire for the floor leadership
of the House.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Three men were killed and seven were
injured by an explosion Of dynamite on
railroad construction work near Safe
Harbor.
A receiver for the Henry Roever Com
pany Of Chester was appointed at Media
on application Of Senator sproul.
Eight men were killed by an explosion
of gas in new mine shaft at Bentleys-
vile.
FOREIGN
Ambassadors of the Powers at Con-
stantinople presented to the Porte an u.ti-
matum making demands with respect to
Macedonia. Refusal is expected. and all
save Germany are preparing to send war
ships to Piraeus.
SPORTING.
Swarthmore defeated LAFAYETTE in an
nual football game by the score of q to o.
Haverford triumphed over jefferson Medi-
cal College 90 to g. Carlisle Indians lost to
Massillon team to T.
Marshall p. Reynolds. Pennsylvania s
great fulbaclS, was not allowed to matric-
ulate in the Law Department at the Uni
versty.
MISCELLANEOUS.
United States Circuit Judge Van Devan-
ter overruled the demurrer to the third
indictment of Senator Burton, whose at
fCrnpNFc rt1a fr, I,a.. to
The crew of the Fall River schooner
James F. Parker was rescued by a tug
boat ana the United States torpeodboat
Dahlgren, with the captain tied to the
wheel and his wife and two men to the
deckhouse. to avoid being swept outward
by immense waves.
The United states Independent Te!e-
phone Company has acquired a franchise e
granted to the old Mercantile Electric
Company in New York and will endeavor
to conduct a general telephone business
in New York city under it,
Ballot reformers in New York city met
and approved the adoption Of the Massa-
chusetts Australian ballot, in which party
columns are abolished and names Of can
didates are arranged in alphabetical or
der
Receiver Cunningham of the Enterprise
National Bank. of Allegheny. began an
other suit against w. II. Andrews for
$4,000, alleged to be due on notes, one Of
which was indorsed by the dead cashier.
r. Lee Clark
James II. Hyde. before the Insurance
Investigating Committee. told Of four
offers besides that Of Ryan for the Equit-
able stock. They were made, said Mr..
Hyde, by Mr.. Frick and Mr. Hartman,
by George Gould. by Gage e. .Tarbell, rep
resenting a syndicate. and by George w.
Young. All these offers were verbal and
that of Mr., Young, the largest, was for
s7.OOO,OOO
f. H. Hartman made a series of denials
of the charges made by Mr.. Hyde on
Tuesday. After Mr.. Hartman had testi-
fled Mr.. Hyde was recalled, and reafRrm-
ed his previous testimony. Mr. Inter
myer was refused permission to cross-ex-
anime Mr.. Hartman.
Former Governor b. B. Oden requested
Chairman Armstrong to call him before
the committee to give him an opportunity
TO testify under oath in reply to Hyde.
William r. Hearst obtained ordors of
court concerning the method Of counting
and the production OF tally sheets for his
election contest To the latter offer Mayor
Mcclellan, through Judge Parker. said
that he had no OppOsitiou To offer