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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
SEEK AID FOR THE Y. M. C. A.
San Francisco Association to Ask Aid
Of Fasteners In Replacing
Big Structure
Assoclafed Press

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, May 23.-secre-
tary Henry J. Mccoy of the Young
Mems Christian association will leave
today for the east to raise money for
the rebuilding Of the Y. NJ. c. A. home
in this city.
The prominent san Francisco men
who comprise the Institutions board Of
trustees have instructed him to collect
100000 from Y. NJ. G.. a. branches in
the east and to see IF fifty wealthy
people in various large eastern cities
will not agree to give $4,000 each or
total of $250,000
Mr. Mccoy is to attend the national
convention of the secretaries of these
branches in Indianapolis during the
first week In June. on that occasion
he will formally ask them to raise $780,
900 to help put the San Francisco
branch on its feet again.
The fire destroyed the S250,00O home
of the latter, the insurance on which
was only 100000
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
MURDERER'S LIFE
PAYS FOR CRIME
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, May 2S,-
1t was learned here today that a
double murder to cover a robbery, fol-
lowed by a lynching. has occurred in
the wilds of mountains in the Chick
asha nation. The affair occurred two
weeks ago. The participants in the
tragedy were mountaineers who agreed
among themselves to keep the matter
secret.
Two weeks ago an unknown man
went to the home of r. II. Tut who
lives near the base of the mountains,
and demanded food. He was refused by
Mrs. Tut, who found II necessary to
enforce her refusal by the display of
gun.
A few days later a nearby farmhouse
which was occupied by two maiden
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
WILLIAMS MAKES
=@aaar - ,.mn@
REPLY III LANUIS
FIGHT FOR TARIFF REFORM is
SATISFACTORY
Minority Leader Declares Many Re-
publcans Are Seeking Relief From
Protective Measures at the
Present Time
Br Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. May 2s.-The issues
destined to be uppermost between the
two great parties during the coming
congress are already being Joined, if
the speeches now being made in the
house of representatives are a safe
index.
Several weeks ago Mr.. Rainey of IL
linois made a carefully prepared speech
in the watch trust case. asserting that
the manufacturers of the United
States had had one price for watches
at home and a lesser price abroad.
Today In the house Charles y. Lam
dis of Indiana in a sense answered
Mr.. Rainey, frankly admitting that
American manufacturers had one
price at home and another abroad, and
he defended the practice as in accord
with good business methods, insisting
that all countries sold their wares for
less prices abroad than at home.
Mr.. Lands displayed a number of
pistures of Coxey's army and COM
mented on its appearance in Washing
ton and the demand Of its members
for work. "That was the condition
during the last years Of Democratic
rule" said Mr.. Lands.
Williams Replies
In reply to this Mr. Williams, the
minority leader, stated that he had
walked through Coxeys army while it
was encamped on the grass in front
of the senate entrance to the capitol
and at that time the Wilson-Gorman
bill was under discussion in the sem
ate.
He insisted that the government was
still operating under the Mckinley bill
at that time and that revenues were
being collected under that Republican
measure.
Mr.. Williams said he was encour-
aged in the fight the Democrats were
making in favor of tariff reform be-
cause of the number of Republican
leaders who were wishing for relief
from the protective tariff.
He said the sledge hammer debater
Mr.. Hepburn of Iowa, the chaste and
brilliant Boutell, and even the humor-
list of the Republicans, Mr.. Cushman
of Washington, had been all comman-
deere6 to support the protective theory
and he inferred from this that the at
tacks were having effect.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
Loss BY FIRE
IS 100000
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA, NEARL Y
WIPED OUT
Flames Finally Extingushsd, but Only
After Business Section Has Been
Destroyed-One Life
Lost
By Associated Press.

Hy Associated Press
ALAMEDA, May 23.--An Associated
Press dispatch last night stated that n
big fire was raging at Fairbanks,
Alaska, and that the city was threat
ened with destruction
The Northern Commercial company,
the largest of the mercantile concerns
interested In Alaska, today received the
following from its agents at that point:
"The entire town from Turner to
Lacey street and back to Third, except
the Fairbanks Banking company's
bank and warehouse has been de-
stroyed by fire. One woman, Lotta
Talbot, was burned to death. No dam
age was done to our plant except to
the electric light mains The fire has
been extlnguished."
Fairbanks Is situated on the Chena
river, tributary of the Tanana, and
although but three years old is now the
largest and most important city on the
Pacific coast north of Vancouver b. c.,
having a population of about 1000.
Large Gold Output
The gold output i'm 1906 was $4,000 900,
and during the present year it will
reach from $4,000 900 to SIS, 100000.
The burned district covers three and
a half square blocks. The First Ma
tional bank the Washington Banking
company and the court house, located
in the burned district, were probab bly,
destroyed, as were many of the retail
stores and saloons and possibly one or
two hotels.
The most important of the financial
institutions of the city, the Fairbanks
Banking company, is fortunately in
tact. An unofficial estimate places the
loss at about 81, 900, 900.
There is no danger of famine as the
warehouses Of the Northern CONNER
cial company, containing nearly half a
million dollars worth of foodstuffs, are
uninjured and there is positive infor-
NATION that four steamers are en- route
with additional supplies.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
Report Another Outbreak

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-News' of an
outbreak in Santa Domingo reached
here today froom senior naval officer
on that station, to the following effect
News has been received of an sinsur-
rection at Macoris, Santa Domingo, in
which prisoners were released. The
rebels withdrew. No American in
terests are endangered"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
SHR|NER BALL
GREAT SUCCESS
(ContInued from Page One,

Francis Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J..
Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Trask of
Rochester, N. Y, Miss Florence Cody,
H. w. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burns, r. Percival, William Wicker
sham, Miss frances McCrea, Ralph
Craig, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Waters, Mr..
and Mrs. Phil Wilson.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24

women was broken into and the sisters
were shot while endeavoring to protect
themselves. They were robbed of S5Os
in cash.
Neighbors discovered the deed and a
posse was organized. The murderer was
trailed TO the woods and upon his dis
covery was shot down in cold blood.
Upon the return of the boys from the
woods the only remarks in response TO
INQUIRIES were well, we guess he viii
not rob nor murder anyone else."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
EMERGENCY CITY GROWING
Many Large Boats at San Francisco
Used as FLOATING Homes"
by Citizens
RI AssocIated lresA.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-An
emergency city anoat is growing up
along the wharyes on the water
front.
Already the lines of three craft that
one time earned dividends on deep
water have been made fast to the piers
and their shippers have become hotel
keepers, club stewards and warehouse
managers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
WAR ON JURY DODGERS
Sheriff of Cook County, Illinois, Issues
Warning to Chicago
Officials
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, May 23.-War on Jury
dodgers and the public officials who aid
and abet them has been declared by
Cook county officlals.
Following an order issued by Sheriff
Pease yesterday that employees of his
office should not aid citizens in escap-
ing jury service. 1T transpired that a
quiet investigation on the part Of sew
eral judges has been I'm progress with
a view to eradicating the evil.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
Favor Buying at Home
BY Associa ted Press.

BY AssOciat ted Press.
WASHINGTON, May 2S.-The senate
committee on finances today favorably
reported a resolution directing that
materials for the Panama canal should
be Of domestic production and manu-
facture unless the president deems the
bids for the same exorbitant.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
Takes Orphans to PetaIuma
BY Associated Press.

~N'3VVIdVIU
PETALUMA, Cal. May 2S.--AIrs. Net
tie McNear matron of the San Fran
cisco orphan asylum. arrived here this
ants, numbering 21O people and took
possession of comfortable quarters at
kenilworth park. They made pretty
sight marching two by twos.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
Packard Gains Liberty
n AssocIntad Presa.

SAN DIEGO, May 2S.--A telegram
was received this evening from British
Vice Consul Packard at Ensenada
stating that he has been set al liberty
He expresses thanks for the efforts
that he was treated with the greatest
courtesy While in the Ensenada Jail.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
RenOmlnstsd by Aoolametlon
}N AssOcIaIed Press.

CEDAR RAPIDs Ia May Coon
gressman Robert g. Cousins was re-
nominated by aeoama ion today by
yenGsdgaL
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24

prince of India in the person of the
Maharajah, or Gaekwar Of Beroda. who
occupied a seat in the gallery assigned
to senator's and their families. The
prince was accompanied by his wife.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
Order Must Be Modified


I'VE are advised by counsel that the
injunction order now in force will have
TO be modified before formal action can
be taken upon this charter, and we
nave instructed counsel to apply to the
court for the necessary modification of
the order"
Accompanying the copy OF the
amended charter mailed to each of the
directors was a copy of a letter dated
May %, addressed by Mr.. Cleveland to
president Morton, in which Mr.. Cleve-
land says:
''The draft of an amended charter
which has been prepared by Mr.. Cra-
vath and submitted to the trustees,
seems to adequately accomplish the
object we have in view
1T eontemplates the vacation of the
terms of those among the present di-
rectors whose terms in any event would
expire in December last. and also of the
thirteen directors elected in 1905 to
serve until December 1909.
This seems to be very essential
feature of the plan suggested for the
orderly and effective inauguration of
direct voting by policy holders for
policy holding directors.
Il have not, however, supposed that
1t would be to separate from the board
actually and finally any Of the present
directors who have been elected during
the last few months by the trustees
or upon their recommendation, and l
hope l may be allowed to suggest that
the names of all these directors be
placed upon the so-called 'administra-
tion ticket to be presented to the policy
holders of the society for their suffrage
In December next.
II request that a meeting of the
stockholders be called for some day as
early in June as practicable. so that
the necessary action by the majority of
the stock may he saeADeA'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
Authorize Favorable Report

By Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 23-The house
committee on ways and means today
authorized favorable report on a bill
making Salt Lake City, Utah, port of
delivery.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
Insane Man EscapeI

By Associated Press.
SAN JOSE. May 23--James Hankins J,
an inmate of Agnews asylum, escaped
this morning,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24

Prince Visits Senate
BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 29-The senate
numbered among its spectators today a
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
Directors Shall Be Elected

1T provides that the twenty eight
policy holder directors shall be elected
with the same formalities and subject
to the same safeguards as a regular
as guaranteed by the new law for the
election of strictly mutual insurance
companies
1.-The policy holders are already well
represented in the Equitable board, as
a majority of the existing directors are
policy holders elected by or upon the
recommendation of Mr.. Cleveland and
his associates after communica tion
with the policy holders at large.
Il should add that the trustees who
vote majority of the stock of the
society and Mr.. Ryan, the owner of
the stock, are in favor of giving the
policy holders the right to elect a ma
Jority of the directors, and that the
proposed amended charter comes to us
with the approval of Mr.. Cleveland
and his assurance that as soon as the
opportunity is given Mr.. Ryan's stock
VIII be voted for it's adoption.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-24
POLICY HOLDERS
ELECT DIRECTORS
THIS is THE PROGRAM OF THE
EQUITABLE
Copies of Amended Charter Sent Out
Outlining Plans of Company
to Safeguard the
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 23.-The following
statement was issued today by Paul
Morton, president of the Equitable
Life Assurance society:
I'VE have mailed to each of the di-
rectors of the society a proposed
amended charter of the Equita BILE
which provides that twenty-eight di-
rectors shall be elected directly by the
policy holders at the annual meeting
to be held next December, and that
thereafter the policy holder directors
shall always constitute a majority of
the board.
This amended charter, which en-
bodies all promises voluntarily made
by Mr.. Ryan at the time he purchased
his stock and repeated by him when
a witness before the Armstrong COM
mittee, will come before the board of
directors at the regular monthly meet
ing, May 81, for their consideration.
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S@tfSna@ri&ten.

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HaEen rGnmen Manoidnrei. - y0neienan" sur SnblGnns 'Mnsfennng.
&aHers ~perfOnlides &esment bernrtbeih. Seine Seriammlnngen
erlanbt. Sapaner berienfen rudhes SdiH. - Graf
Boni ihat Jorbenagen.- Terbeerenbes Jeuer an
her gSa1erfannte. = Serrpriienbeute.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-09


tuiHf&e Resierung Der tnneren Wtr.
rem TN 2anbs 9err gemorben unb oab
mieber %bolHdnbig gsorbnete 3ufdnoe
berri@sn.
3atfers perf6nIi&es @esi-
ment berurtbeiIt.
BerItn, s. Nob. Die 2eitartitsI
bss er6Bten 9beiIs Der prsRe entbalten
Seremiaoen iber bic unaeuibbeit Der
innsrpoIttif&en Situation, uelGe
idmterige problsms In Ollie urb
Ghue biste, tudbrenb bsrel prattii&e
2biune rirgsnbs In Si8t let. Die
8Idttsr fibren Defenders alaes ibsr
bas fprungbafts, psribnli&e @esimsnt
bes Raiisrs unb bsrlsiben ibrem tisfsn
geoauern tber 6ie Sbaifaae ausbrud,
baB ss on Wdnnern febIt, wsl8e BEN
Raiier bic Wabrbsit fassn. bob ss am
6ofe feline freimttbisen Bsratbsr Der
2rone siebt. tuel&e Wutb genus be.
ibsn, ben 2aiier auf stmaies unlisb.
fame @irfunss1 elmer 2unbssbuus
, aufmsrfiam 3a MAIDEN. mag He elmer
nod 10 bsredttaten. nod 10 eolen &es
euns fstnss 6sr3ens sntiprinsen.
Sas aufalsnbe BET ben INNER
i9drfsr R& geltsno ma6enosn 2rititsn
if, bab felbf gang re9ts ffebenbe Rreiie
In ben SabeI iiber bas psrE5nIi9e @s.
gimsnt, tiber BITE pfi9tbsrna&IdiRsung
Der Ratbesbsr Der 2rone sinftmmsn.
NuRIanD.
Reine Der mluneen
erIaubt.
Obefa q, 8. Nobbr. Der gies'
prdRbent bes ObeHaer @omites Der
tonRitutionelen 9emcfraten, pontsi.
fom, III 3u $500 8eIbfrafe psrurtbsiIi
unb fur bic Sauer bes 8elaeerunas.
3ufanbes In Soefa aus Der Stabi
berbannt tuorbsn. NEIL obne grIaubnib
Der 8sb6rben In ietnem 9aus eine @er'
fammluna abgebalten muroe, in Der
bic beborfebsnbsn Wahlen befpro@en
tuurbsn. @ierunb3uan3ia Nnbers, bic
Der 0sriammluns b%eiuo5nten, barun'
ter Mbbofaten, Ner3te unb n1ehrers
etabtrdtbe, uurben 3u ie $500 @sIo'
Rrafe psrurtbeilt. SIR ben Nidt.
bssabIunssfau wurbe ibnen NIT &c.
fdnsnib seorobt.
Der General gouberneur 2auIbars
ertldrt, bob sr feline @sriammlunsen
fur DabIswede seffatten ueroe, oh HI
nun esfsbli& ober unseisbli& feien.
4errortn E n Z u o n
$500, 900.
War9au, 8. Sob. Qaum
mar Der paKagier3ug Der Wien.W ar'
f9au Babn hsute abeno auf Der Sta
tion Rogotu anssfommer. aIs R6 EN-
ganbs Ssrroriffen auf ben 8abnbo'
brGngte unb cine 9pnamitbombe unite,
ben poRmassn gsuOrfen tuuroe. usl9'
e~rplobirte. Wsbrere Soloaten muir
ben e.i6bst unb psrtuunbst, tuorau'
bie Ssrrorifsn ben bonn @eleiie sepor
fsnsn poRpagsr aufbra&en uno Elm
tebr srObs 9sIoIumms, man log
100000, raubten. Die $errOrifet
tonnter TIRE Tlu&t u~nbeldHigt mi
benz geraubtsn Gelbe beuerifeuigen.
2ob3, 8. Nob. Sisbsn srbeits
Der NationaliRen. partei murben bsut
bon so3ialifen nisbergei6oRen. 81
Situation In Der Stabt if duberf ge
ipannt.
Z apaner ruff
Toes S&iff.
ST. petersburs, 8. Wopbr
Bon Der SnieI Sa&aIin. ueI9s In
> 5rteben 3u portsmouth 9etbeiIt be-
; Sapansrrt unb RuRen 3ugeTprpdel
tpurbe, perIautet, bab BITE beiben ga
tionsn f19 tpie Dumb unb Rab bsrtru
gen. gtner nsueffsn @a&ri&t aufoIa
: habsn bic Sapaner bas ruiRi4e Srans
. porti&if raelpma" auf trsenb Elm
WeiIe aum Sinfen gebra&t.
i Hranfrei@.
8raf Bont feIIt 5prbe