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New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Joseph Tanning of No 1898 Third avenue. died
suddenly from heart disease on surface car yes
teTday morning.
There was a fight on the Battery station of the
elevated road yesterday between negro guard ana
a man who tried sell elevated tickets Tor % cents
each TO several Italian immigrants The man es,
capped. Since the police detail has pten ~; u. 80
at the Battery many crooks have been pEihe 'neI'
trade
Thomas WamsIey of No. 404 West Both street.
who IS charged with knocking down ard rohbng
James Cullen of sl2 Sixth avenue early yester-
day morning was held in 81 800 bail for examine ton
to-day. Detectives are looking TOT ms TWO con-
federates.
Io,, Renner. of No l23 Washington street, and
Edward Walsh Of No. p Washington street,
arraigned yesterday a charge Of stealing dia-
mond necklace valued at $3.50 from the United
SIon and was held in $4,000 bail for trial Walsh
asked for examination and was released in so" bail
appear in court on Monday
Mrs NJ F. Frank OF No 363 West 5Sth street.
who advertises herself lis doctor OF suggestive
therapeutics" was held for trial yesterday on a
charge of practising medicine without a license.
Three Italians were held yesterday in $50 bail
each for trial on the charge Of keeping live goats,
Henry serie. of No. 2a3 Harmon street Brooklyn,
was struck the head 10y bolt falling from the
BROOKLYN Bridge while walking along South street
yesterday. He taken 10 81. Gregory's Hospital,
where it said his condition was not serious
% r. johnson. colored, Of No l29 West bath
street was arrested yesterday for wearing the
badge of the Elks. although not a member He was
paroled for examination to-day
Frederick Bernstein tho East Side bov vioinist
VIII play al the benefit for The Newsboys' Athletic
club At Grand Central Palace May G.
a mad dog created great excitement along Broad
way, near 10Th street, yesterday morning The
animal was finally cornered and beaten to death by
policeman. ~ -
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TO MAKE RAILROAD PAY FULL COST.

Albany, April I3.-The Assembly to-day passed
without objection the bill Of the Committee on
Railroads, which would in effect lay on the railroad
company the entire of aboshing a grade
crossing where the abolition is made necessary by
a change OF motive power. While OF general appi-
cation the bill would affect especially the New York
Central south of Ossining TO the Grand Central
station in New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
TYPHOID IN TOWNS ON OHIO RIVER.

Pstsburg. April 1s.-Pittsburgs epidemic of ty-
phoid while apparently decreasing in the daily
number of cases reported, appears to be spreading
the surrounding municipalities. Twenty-one cases
were reported to-day. Towns along the Ohio River
below Pttsburg are beginning report typhoid
cases in alarming numbers. and instructions have
oeen issued by the various local boards OF health
n these places 10 use no water Of the Ohio
River for drinking purposes unless il has been
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
LiMANTouR SAID TO HAVE RESIGNED

& BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
III Paso. Tex. April l3.-Jose Ives Limantour
Finance Minister Of Mexico has resigned saws a
special dispatch 10 The Herald" Notwithstanding
official denials I'm Mexico City the contrary and
20 Paris. II is said he had an open break
with President DisZ over Church affairs. Liman-
tour being the leader Of the Clerical party in Mex
ico and standing between Daz and Church reforms
which the President contemplated
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
KILLED BY EXCITING BALL GAME.

St. Louis. April 13.-Henry G. Paschall a
wealthy bachelor. died from heart disease last
night as the result of excitement while watch
ing the thirteen inning baseball game yesterday
afternoon between the National League clubs Of
fhusiaSf
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANA,

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5 "A Sunset 63s Moon Moons age 2I
HIGH WATER
A.M.--Sandy Hook l1:5S Gov Island --'Hell Gate -
PM-Sandy Hook -t Gov. Island 12:1OHeu Gate 2:n2
The steamer Blucher reported Yesterday yvire
less She will probably dock $50 m to-morrox RI
Columbia reported yesterday, will Tomorrow abou
m. The Cunarders Cmbria Carpathia were also
reported yesterday by wireless. former will dock o
morrow, about $50 n, and the latter a $50 % m
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
MAD DOG SCARE I'M STAMFORD.

Stamford April l3.-The mad dog epidemic which
has been prevalent in Connecticut this spring has
rca ,hed Stamford. ana this week the seIectmeu
issued orders directing that unlicensed and un-
,oIlared dogs running Al large fn the streets be
Killed bV cOusta bleS policemen. Two or three
dogs ren smuck here and bit people and ther
dogs : Tnilar action has neen taken I'm Danburv
the Norgslks. Seymour AND other Connecticut
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
MRS. sRokAw WANTS DAMAGES.

Denver, April 13.-AIrs. Estee Brokaw wife OF
Charles Brokaw a member of the New York fam
ily of that name begun suit in the federal court
here for 81 600 damages against the of the
california building Mrs. Brokaw injured
while riding in the elevator of the building month
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
MONMOUTH COUNTY CLUB SOLD.

IBy Telegraph To The Tribune
Monmouth Beach April l3.-The Country Cluo
was sold at Sherif's sale this afternoon 10 the
Paterson Safe Deposit and Trust Company. which
held a mortgage the premises Its bid was
90 1t is understood that Colonel Barbour will
reorganize the and open the place this season
under management
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

TRANSPACIF]C NAILS
Tor Steamer. Close in y. Y.
New Zealand Australia. New Gale ionia,
Samoa Hawaii and Fiji Islands
Sonnma Cva san Francisco .......Apr IS. IL 80 m
Hawaii China and Philip
interchangeable (via San Francisco APR =, 1880 m
ASaNld a Moar ra via Vfctorial D. 900 m
Hawaii-Aameda (via San Francisco. Apr "a 1870
Japan. Corea China and Philippines
Minnesota Seattle) Apr "a. 500 m
China and Philippines
Empress China (via Vctoria) APR D. 500 2 m
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
Proposals.


Department OF the Interior. 0n1se Ok indian I Anss
plainly marked outside Of envelope Proposal
for rubber goods boots and Shoes the may
be the Comrrssl OF Indian Aairs
Washington. D. c. viii be received the Indian Once
2 O'Clock p. m OF Thursday. Aprn 20. 1905 ana
opened for furnishing the Indian service with rub
goods. boots and shoes hardware and medical sup
plies Sealed proposals. plainly marked the OUTSIDE
of the envelope Proposal for croekery ETC.
be. and addressed 70 the commissioner
Indian Affairs Washington. ID. c. will be received
Indian Once until O'Clock Of TUESDAY May
1906 opened furnishing the indian ser
vice with crockery agricultural implements paints ois
glass tnware harness, leather shoe hh1lss'
saddlery. school supplies and ors st OF
articles be made out on
blanks ScneiIes giving all neces5ary information for
bidders viii furnished application to tne Lhaian
Office washington d. c.; The U. 3 lndial W warehouses;
at New York City Chicago. Ill, st. Louis MO; ana
omaha Nebr The Department reserves the rsnt 70 20
reject any ana all BIDS part OF any bid r T.
IEJTPP. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
Proposals.
- 81 mrSTOM HOUsE. NEW YORE n ;

Collectors Office. April > fgo6.-SeaIed nro,o
furnishing. such quantities as may desired %
supplies for OF the Customs ma
this port during fiscal year ending June IsT %
pense payable from the appropriation FOR ~
the Revenue from Customs including gas vat.e1as
and electric current for Illuminating psrnos.N -
premises. will be received at this
O'Clock o. April 80. 1906 Sealed proposals ar "a
received until the day and hour named for - az
a. the foIiovrfnx
aforesaid laundering towels for rented premises "a
ing and maintaining special hrealarm box al fna ~s-
Appraisers Warehouse. providing coupe. harscs- y
locOmobile service for carrying mail between ths
Appraisers Warehouse. Post Office Building and g.,
House Building. for OF the Collector s.--sSa
Appraiser and Paymasjer visiting docks and SI-.E
Offices. where Customs officers stationed
Brooklyn and Jersey city for caTtnS sugar samples &
wnarVes. bonded warehouses and other places 10
S. Appraisers Warehouse. removing ashes from -
tory Appraisers Warehouse The power 70 reiee, "a
all bids parts OF bids and 20 waive defects saf
schedule OF the articles and services ra-s
and other information concerning the same can ~ ~
aDplicatiOn the Collectors Office 70
n. " sTRANAHAN. Cnll....
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
DAY.

Vessel. For.
Philadelphia. Southampton,
Lucania. Liverpool. Cunard D
kOnigin Luise. Naples. y G.
Philadelphia. Curacao. Red
MORO Castle. Havana, Ward
Panama, Colon. Panama. d.
Parma, ST Thomas. Quebec. .
Minnetonka. London. Atlanti
La Gascogne. Havre. French
Rugia. Hamburg. Hamb-Am
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14

FL >or+a Galveston Morgan ....... 300 m
Iro.t5o Nsy Orleans
t.aIvastor 3:00p
-. %I,r,rbi. Savannah 300
tts ~ - ua H6rSoIk OId Dnmnion. 49,. 800
SUNDAY, APRIL is
I<roouland Antwerp Red Star. 500 m 1O:0o m
Astoria. Glasgow, Anchor 81 IN 80 IN
La Plata Colon. r II P--....-.-.. I0o N s;uo a m
Sarnia, jamaica Hamourg-Am. 900 m o'S" a m
MONDAY. APRIL Is.
Jacob Bright Argentine Soman 12;OO m 500 m
Princess Anne. Norfolk. Old Dominion -- 800 ? m
TUESDAY, Al RIL II.
Kaiser Wilhelm G. Bremen. G L $3.50 a m 1000 a m
rsorifaca para Rooth ............... 500 $50
Irller st kits & Dem 1880 a m LOO m
TIIandra Inagua, Hamburg Am 100 3;Uo m
RosaIind Newfoundland. Red Cross $3.50 m 1900 m
civ of Columbus Savannah. Savannah 500 m
Monroe Norfolk. Old Dominion 800 , m
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
NeK York. Nh ). lal5.

BY the throwing out OF court Of the Cunningham
case the $40 which Mrs. Perry was 10 secure if
Cunningham secured judgment vent also.
Following the marriage Of Mrs. May Hanoury
Fisher To Roland Hinton Perry last February Nj.
Perry was summoned the Supreme Court by his
first wife lrma n. Perry actress, in contempt
proceedings for failure 10 pay $3.50 allmonY- MI
Perry "A that time stated he would rather go 10
;he Ludlow street Jail than pay the alimony to his
former wife The contempt proceedings were
dropped. however, and it is understood, a settle
mont made.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
Public Notices.

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REOTTpr
men, notice Is hereby given an act ss,...-
No 199 No. 169 been passed. by both - ~
or the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
To PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE CT A..
OF ROBERT E. JONES FOR FURNISHING; yraeasf
LABOR AND SERVICES AND MATERIALS II '-1SA
REPAIR OF THE FIRE ALA FRM SYSTEM ~ --5s
FIFTH WARD OF THE BOROUGH or OI-EEsSSs5 - 5sz
THE CITY OF NEW YORK '- ~
Further notice is hereby given that Public rys,z
upon such kill Will be held the Mayors OFTea =
City Hail. City OF York. M0adav sn-t - .
1so8. 1O:3O o clock A NJ '
Dated CITY Hail. York. April 10 1865
GEORGE B McC CIELI.AN NJ,
This bin will be the first one heard that tims
pURSUANT TO STATUTORY REOT-Tpv
rnent. notice hereby given an act sen,,. -
No. 23O. Int. No 213 been passed By both h-sSs
of the Legislature. entitled ls
AN ACT
To PROVIDE FOR THE PAYMENT OF The ~ an,
OF JAMES J. BUCKLEY FOR LAB0p 55ss 5ss
FORMED AND MATERIALS FURNISHED ~ -, ~
CONSTRUCTION OF A PUBLIC COMFORT PrTrr--s
ING IN THE NEW YORK GEOLOGICAL. P4prI -
BRONX PARK. IN THE CITY OF NEW YOpE "
Further notice il hereby given thar Public IJs.-.
upon such bill will FIELD the Mayors OHoa - =
City Hall the City OF York. on Monday sr- ~
1906. al 1890 o'clock A VI S-" =
Dated City Hall New York April 10 1906
GEORGE r. MCCLELLAN Sf,--.
This bill will be the second one heard thar Jrs
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
pURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQ, :, :,

PURSUANT To STATUTORY ~ $50
ment notice is hereby given that an sa bees rs''
bly, bill. Printed No. 4sS Int No tos' nsT,tsd
by both branches Of the Legislature e" e
AN ACT -,-rfu.rE ~
TO ATTHoRIzE THE board 9F 5frY eT y
YORK. 70 HEAR DETERMINE. a JjoHS y
ALLOW THE ALLEGED GIeAIh ,iLE6Ep Il
CARPENTER FOR SERVICES sen -
HAVE BEEN RENDERED Ss, ssrEEN nssss
FIRST DAY OF JANJ AIRY. My 80 -OCflsSst
DRED AND THE FIRST DAY, - Is go
NINETEEN HUNDRED. INCLJsllNs ID cIsts 4
OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT NE 99SROr5S
THE THIRD DISTRICT OF THE ~ a,s
RROOKI.YN paplc 2.
Further notice is hereby given ina t,tsavors o1sl
ing upon such bill viii be held az the NI ~ NJ
the City Hail. in The city Of New fe'N
April Is. 1895 az lO.S0 O'Clock \ NJ -, ,ses :,
GEORGE B. yzs'
This Dill Will be the eleventh heard 0a -
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
T TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRI

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment. notice IS hereby given that an Senate
Bill. Printed No. 6S4, Int. No 2S2. has been paed by
both branches OF the Legislature. entitled
AN ACT
10 AMEND SECTION TWO HUNDRED AND sEvN
OF CHAPTER FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGfrTT o.
THE LAWS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TVo
ENTITLED IAN ACT IN RELATION TO TIE
MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE CITY OF NV
YORK. ITS OFFICERS AND NIARSHAT4S.' IN re-
IAATION TO COMMISSIONS.
Further notice IS hereby given that a Public Eszl
upon such bill will be held the Mayors Office in n
City Hall. in the CITY OF York Monday. Ar-i Is
1905. 1O;30 O'Clock A NJ
Dated CITY Hall New York April IL 1905
GEORGE b MCCLELLAN
Mayw
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
WEST POINT. \. Y. APRIL IA. 1906

WEST POINT, y. Y. APRIL IA. 1906
' W Sealed proposals. triplcate. for furnishing
Forage and Straw. during the year ending June
o will received here until II NJ. May ~
1906 Information furnished upon application a. :
right to accept any or all ois
or part thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Fuel or Forage
and Straw" addressed q NJ. T. s. n
ETORT WOOD. y Y. H., FEB. Is. 1906
Sealed proposals n trplicate for constructing an
Electric Light System will be received
here until II April 16. 1905. u. s reserves hight
to reject any all bids Information furnisned fn
pcation Envelopes containing proposals should De IN
dorsed Proposals Light and Power system
Fort Wood y. Y. H G. C. BURSEI41A Constg y NJ
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
pURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE.

PURSUANT To STATUTORY REQUIRE
Inent notice is hereby given that an act Assens,
Bill Sen $40. Int. No SCI, has been passed bv ~.
branches Of the Legislature. entitled
AN ACT
TO AMEND THE TITLE OF TITLE FOUR. CHAPTEs
SEVENTEEN OF THE GREATER NEW T0ET
CHARTER. REVISED. AS AMENDED REIATTys
To THE OPENING OF STREETS AND PARKS "a
AS TO INCLUDE THE ACQUISITION OF TITLE
IN FEE OR TO AN EASEMENT THEREIN or M
LANDS FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES NOT EIsT-
q WHERE PROVIDED FOR AND AMENDING cFp
TAIN SECTIONS OF THE CHARTER COMPRISE
WITHIN SAID TITLE.
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hsar-r
upon such bill will be held the Mayors OTcs IN
City Hall IN the City Of New York. on Monday AprH
1906. at 1870 O'Clock A. NJ
Dated City Hail. New York. April 10 1905
GEORGE p. MCCLELLAN
Mayor
This bill will be the fourth heard at that time
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
pURsUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
no STATUTORY REQUlRH

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
l. ment notice is hereby given tnat an act AsenS
bill. Printed No. 929 Int Ne 775 been passei =
both branches Of the Legislature. entitled
AN ACT --,
EMPOWERING THE COMPTROLLER OF rHs Hss ~ \
OF NEW YORK To REFUND TO THE auhS
CATHOLIC CHURCH or SAINT MARTIN "
TOURS. OR THE TRUSTEES THEREOF, AgSySn. AgS.
PAID AS ASSESSMENTS FOR PUBLIC AFnV,g-- -
MENTS UPON CERTAIN REAL PROPE,s.In .In,s-s ~
LONGING TO SAID CHURCH IN The BoH0e'-
OF THE BRONX. NEW YORK CITY.
Further notice Is hereby given that PubLe hs =
upon such bill will be held the Mayors once E
Cttv Hall, In the city York on Monday, A7nl'
1906. At 1890 o'clock A NJ.
Dated city Hall. New York April H. i9oG
Msy@
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE

DURSUANT To STATUTORY REOTrTpp
ment notice is hereby given that act ssna.. N,
ss6 Int No 709 been passed BY both branrbs.0l
the Legislature, entitled
AN ACT
AUTHORIZE THE EXTENSION PTvrpSrr-
PARK IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK BY FTTT-see
IN CERTAIN LAND UNDER WATER 50 a. ~
PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN ArE4Tr--,
FIELD AND FAIRGROUNDS THEREIN nv rus
TRUSTEES OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE IN T-rs
CITY OF NEW YORK
Further notice is hereby given that Public Hsaa,s
upon such bill will be held the Mayors OHcz n -
City Hall in the city OF New York Monday Ar-l IA
1906. 1890 o'clock A. NJ -
Dated City Hall. New York, April 10. 1903
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
Mayor
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-14

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQrB5

DURSUANT To STATUTORY REQtlhi
nlent notice is hereby given that an act ss L.
bill Printed No 14S1. Int No 925 has been pas''-
both branches OF the Legislature. entitled
TO AMEND CHAPTER SEVEN HCNDhssg- *,
IWENTY-FoI 4 OF THE I.AWS OF ~ MOI ssrr 4
PROVIDE FOR AN ADDITIONAL sIlgITp,> ri
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER FV1S, Vs1S,,fT:i
CITY OF NEW YORK; AND FOR The rAzSsssTS ~
TION OF LANDS OR INCEttEsl -. ri y
AND FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF OFIEI,.rs ~ = 81
SARY RESERVOIRS. DAMS, AQy EAstCSS., ~ TsAi
PURPOSE sN\D EOI& TiE AFPOt IN ~ - fsr-s,
COMMISSION WITH THE POWERS Ay>r ~ -rEEsi
NECESSARY AND PROPER TO ATTAIN
OBJ ~ ''TSa 80 GENERALLY. III. a.a,sl
Further notice II hereby given that a =
such bin will be held the Office o. th ths Al
city Hall in The city OF New York, on MonosS' -
1906, at lO;3o o clock A. NJ -oos
Dated CITY Hall, New 'Nork. April ~ lNo' ~ MAYO
This bill viii be the ninth heard on thas 1ss-
DURSI' ANT TO STATUTORY REV.as ....as
ment notice Is hereby Eiver thar an ss. s ssssa :
bill Printed No 1855 Int. No ~. aas 07e
both branches % the Legislature, entitled =
tn ,vr>,,, sr,-r,os NJ E,esffTr,E,N Huxpa Us IS
FIFTY -FOUR OF THE GREATER -N-SSN2y ~
CHARTER. APPROPRiArlNG IhhNr,ss l.,NS
THE ACCOMMODATiON AND Use -,
BOATS ,s,ns, Es,ns
Further notice Is hereby given that Paos@s @cs >
upon such bN will be held az the Aayss Agni -
city Hall in The CITY cf New YORK. On NUE.
1904 At l0:2o o'clock A NJ - ,oos .
GEORGE NJ MCCLELLAN
THIS ott will be the tenth heard ON ina ---,ps 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
FOR LISTING MORE ST PAUL BONDS
Directors May Act on Plans for Financing
Extension 10 the Coast

Application has been made TO the New York Stock
Exchange to list IS $4,000 additional general mort
gage sl1 per cent bonds OF 1889. series B. OF the
Chicago Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway Company
These bonds We're issued under the authority given
in the mortgage sell UP to S2I1soO at the rate
OF sOcoO q mile for extensions and $4,000
mile for second track.
II may be pointed out that the general mortgage
does not contain provisions wide enough TO make
Il possible 10 finance the whole Pacific extension
under this issue. At the last report the total
amount available for improvements and extensions
was SO s4s5Oo The amount was originally 81 u.s.
600 but increased by the fact that some prior
liens converted into preferred stock. instead
Of being taken up under the general mortgage. In
that case an amount of the general mortgage bonds
equal TO the amount of the prior liens converted is
added 70 the amount OF bonds that can be issued
for improvements and extensions. These bonds can
be issued either Is s11s.
The amount OF the issue outstanding Is is
S24Oo0OO0.
The directors OF the company Will meet next
week and some action nlar then be taken regarding
the raising OF additional capital 10 finance the
Western extension There is an Idea In Wall Street
that the company may negotiate a loan IN Paris
The bonds now sought 10 be listed are said 70 have
been sou three four years ago ana 10 nave
nothing 10 do with the Coast extension.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
BRIDGE EXTENSION APPEAL HEARD.
Decision Reserved on Question of Commis-
sion for Appraising Property.

An argument on the appeal from the order Of
Justice Giegerich. Of the Supreme Court. appoint
ing commission for the appraisal OF property con-
uguous to the Manhattan end Of the Brooklyn
Bridge for the proposed bridge extension was heard
by the Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
yesterday. The appeal was taken by Lewis I.
Delaield on behalf Of Alfred R. Storms. property
owner on Park Row.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Connoly said that
technical objections 10 the appointment OF the
mission and that the construction Of a public i'm
proyement was delayed thereby. He said that
while the technical description of the property 70
be acquired had not been included in the original
petition FOR order. the amended petition
which the order was granted contained descTip-
tion Of the property required that compiled with
the resolution Of the Board Of Estimate and that
nine-1eenths OF the property owners affected We're
satisfied and dio not appear in the appeal from the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
NO MORE GRAIN ELEVATOR REBATES.

St Paul, June 22.-Presdent Stckney Of the Chi
caso Great Western Railway to-day announced that
the Chicago Great Western would stop the prac-
ttce OF granting the grain elevator rebate" For
some time the various Western roads have been
talking Of making this change and at recent
meeting in Chicago a number OF them agreed 10 do
this provided the absentee roads would do likewise
The Great Western road decided 10 take the initi-
ative IN the matter.
These net rates." said President Stickney "wnl
be the present rates less the IL cents a hundred
weight so the actual rates will be the
before and the rate viii be the same for firms who
received this lis rebate ae 10 anybody else.
Tsbis is the law and the law must be obeyed"
The rates Will go into ehect tomorrow
%.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
FOUND Law FOR CASE
attorney General Desired I'm prison.
ment for Rebaters.

washington June 22.-Attorney General MOODY
Ing Ing asked concerning the action Of Judge Me-
Fnerson AT Kansas City to-day in his decision
1eAhst the Armour. Swift. Morris and Cudahy
paehihg companies the Burlington Railroad and
said: i''
lalFa ne conspiracy was for obtaining rebates on
49, Sale making determinations 10 shippers
,s injurious TO the public welfare T7he meth
otSeo IN coneealing the nature OF the
1sa.sssacuons showed clearly that the defendanta
,t iaS ana were gross contempt OF It's prohbi-
ter giving u careful consideration I
tissS sb Itat the extent of the discrimination prac-
Ss go SnoHeo mat II was case where the sentence
81 o. Imprisonment was especially desirable and 7
olrecteo the District Attorney 10 urge ITpon tha
OF src "a .sse oI their conviction the desrability
regard the outcome OF this case as of IN. first
@ ,@l11so5 tshce The sentence of imprisonment i'm
ass.s will IN my Judgment. have the most potent
teteet IN checking the widespread practice Of IIn-
lawful determinations Va ~
attorney General Moody has always been of the
imprisoned for H. the practice yollld7 sOon he
spIohen- AS the Elkins law contained no provision
SMoody In order 10 put into effect this theory TO
mo some other means for doing so I-pon an exsm-
.hnanoh OF the authorities Mr.. Moody discovered
mat onoer the authority Of the Supreme Court of
the United States. In the case of Clune agt
the United States, a conspiracy 10 commit crine
AeaInst The United States. itself punishable only
~ me. me defendant might also be punished by
He directed the United States attorney IN each
. ise'.ct that IN the event Of obtaining a convic-
uon upon a charge Of conspiracy of this kind Won
are directed 10 present the court the desrahiitv
ol ii,lcting the penalty Of imprisonment TO the
END ena that those unlawful practices, which have re-
SSeelNed almost universal condemnation NAV be
olsSgouraged S and prevented as far existing laws
VIII accomplish that result