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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

NfN" "'"'o' uito oeut A~uSIuuIttHeU
1mt unterfeut.
Sarit tann Der plan Der S9aFuna
zines &si&sfOlonialamts poroerbano
als gsi9sitert angsisben tperben. @eeen
ibn itimmten in Der 3ommiifcn Gen.
trum, pOlen. SrsiFnnige uno Sosia.
litsn, uno i'm plsnum miro bas ae.
iultat oas alside fein.
Ha4 bieiem gnti&eio Der aommiI,
tton gilt es als pabri&einli&, bab
erbprin3 @rnf gu 6O6enlobe-2 anaen.
burg als fteIuertretenber 3oIonial-
oirsttor 3uriidtretsn tuiro. 2ebteren
poften nabm er ein3ta unb allein auf
bic bsfimmte 3uf6sruna an. baB er
Der Staatsfetretdr oes ielbffdnbigsn
Solonialamts tueroen fole, uabreno
boz lint nun cine abtbeilung bes Nus.
tudrtigen limits bIsiben tpirb.
PrOteffbsr q mmluna eeaen
ersbif4o b.. StabIemsti.
pofen. %. Wdr3. gu etreIno
in Der proDin3 poisn bat Der polnii9e
9sbperein vStra3", bas @sssnftif es.
gen ben osuti6en Ofmarten .8erein,
isine erfe Notwithstanding gegen
ben grsbii&Of bon pOfen uno @nefen,
Or. b. Stablswsti, a~basbnItsn. gs.
tanntli& bat Der grsbif9of ben ibm
lnterfeaten @sifli6,n In s:pei &unb.
i6reiben unb 8ulebt BET a~nbrobung
tir3li9.r Strafen bsrbotsn, fid NIT
Dem ~etra3"- 8ereiH ferner ab3ussbsn.
Sn Der 8eriammluna puroe bas 8or-
asbsn beg grsbii&Ofs als unbegreifi9
be,ei&nst.
Refine euerbe 4 q ttung
in preuben.
8erlir n. %. Wdra. s}m preuBi.
ften abgeoronstenbauis tpurbe beute
Der Snitiatib. Intrag a~bqslehnt, fortau
bic Jeu%erbstattung In preuBsn 3u sr.
lauben. IS 1T nidt oas srfts Mal.
baB elm osrartissr 8ori9Iae ~pertporfel
tporben TT. Sn PreuBen biirfte bel
benz borbsrridsnoen Wiberfanb bic
9ei8enbefattuna mod auf ssraums
3sit berbotsn bleibsn.
Sturm m anbesausf9ub
g b q, %. Mdr3. Sn
Der itnefien Sibung bss 9anbesaus.
f1uRes bon @liaB.2 Otbringen lit es
iehr fiirmii6 5ugegaugen. gs maj be.
tannt getsOroen. bob Der Der &esieruns
Der &si9slanoe iiberanttpurtete Sispos
ftions 6onos 3umeiF fir bas benz
Raiier Wilbelm l.. In StraB6urg ers
riGtete Ssntmal unb ffr bic Raifsr-
iagbsn BET Sasla9 bsrtpsnost tporbsn
lei. Sos 8srbalten Der &e9ierung
murbs Der i9drfffsn 2ritit untsraossu.
gerdnbsrungen tn Der u t.
NEE.
Berlin, 90. Mdr3. ginige 9sr'
d~nosruneen In ben Sibrsrfelsn Der
Armss limb heute befannt ge9eben NOR.
ben. 3n @snsraIeutnants ftnb bef6r'
| brit: Der 2ommanoant bon Berlin.
@snsralmaior @raf b. MOltts; Der Sn.
fpettsur Der Sdger uno S&aben, De.
neraImujOr Greiberr b. pIettenberg,
uno Der Grain. Snfpetteur General.
major 5riti9. 3usi 9~ipiions.8o
manoos fino nod pacant. Sbre Be-
iebung tpirb In gdloe ertuartet.
Nttentat aus &a9u d /.
Berlin, %. Wdr3. @rObe aui'
regune bat BIER eth Attentat berur'
fe8t, bshsn @dauplab bte eieses'
: anse I'm 9bieraarten mar. @dbrsnt
zines Spa,iersanges, ben er nit fsinsm
866terden madts. tpurben auf Der
: Maior b. Brebr,, sins1 Sobn bes BE-
; rtbmten 3oologsn, bon einem gutse'
flsioetsn Msni3sn bret S4ahe ab9e
feuert. Die 9useln perfeblten gun
+ Slid ibr 3isl unS Der Gttentdtsr .purb'
bon benz Off3ier nit einem Sdbelbtel
niebsreeRreft. Cine grobe Wenf4en'
msnss, bis fi9 raid aniammelte, Der
iu&ts ben guridsn 3u Ipn&en, uno e
rudrs ibm fdlimm ergangen. penr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
FREI
Gin @adet Mann=W eot3im
fir eimeit Solar fret.

Vim gonpadet FIR einen Sonnr Der Rnnn>N % eoijin
III frei All besieheu, peuu man %Hddlfragt uno Die
Qnreie dnaie6t. Sieie MANN eeet3in 9tebt
tShueu npd1maIs ben Spruoel iugeuollhen 0lnds -
Sen RuIs uuo oas 9itterH phnfifen gsohlbehaeens
ne madht ben Rann miuuersleih, Misunderstanding nno
mduue5ifdrf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
Banana.
@eIbes & T.

panama, %. Wdr3. Gin
tpsitsrsr Jal bon seIbem Jieber uuroe
bon goeas Del Sora geu,elost. erss
futib 3 Sefretdr Rseo Mil In @enein=
i9aft nit Setretdr bes Nuspdrtigen
8uarbia Sdritte our Musrottune Der
Grantbeit b%eratben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
&egitrung II. &eoolutionare
Siibren cine edredenswirt1idaft iii &nblano.

Se &pnferen; in aIaeciras. - Cine u5d" =gombe 6efreit Gefangenen. - gBahl
furm.gurlaa -GbneIide Braen. -8arl bon Siemens t.
Gelbes Siber. in Banana.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
9reB n.

g I. petersburg. %. Wdr3.
1leris Alerietpitd Suporin, &eoacteur
bes vRuB" puroe lsbte Na&t berbaftet.
@r bat cine @efdngniBfrafe bon einsm
Sabre 5u psrbiBen, neil er einen bod
perrdtheriiGsn artitsl bsr6fentli9te.
@roBe 8eIobnuns.
Mostau. %. Mdrs Die @e.
aenfeitige 2reoit.8 anf, uelter arn 20.
Wdrs 1892. 900 bon elmer Sanoe &du'
bern sefto6lsn uuuroen. ofsrirte 10 BRO
sent oes eeRoblsnsn Bstrases als ge.
lohnuns fir b~enienigsn. pel4er oi'
Summe pieosr bsrbsifdaft.
Ssmittrte 9 o m b a ibrl
g 9uIbisfeit
Wosfau. %. Mdr3. Gin poli'
tif4er @sfanesner Namens @laseo|
isbts bic @efanssnentudrter nit cine,
imitirten 8ombs In Gur4t uni
S9rsdsn unb entfernte f4 unbebin'
bert aus benz @efdnsnib.
ueberetneW iIIion Refeg
fe1 10 m |.
g I. petersburs, %. Wdr3
Rad enbstltigen 5%sffslunsst srsieb
fa bie 3abl Der mobilifrten RsierUsr
tpabfsnb bes lsbtsn arieess uls 1.012,
263. Die rssuldrsn Stuppen fnl
9isrin ni9t einbe9riHsu.
W unicipa I.g onbentione
einberuen n.
81. petersburg, %. Wdr3
Die Wunicipal.@ onbsntionsri In MOs
fau unb ct. petersburg fino auf Del
81. april feffsefebt; bic anberen stdbi
srwdbIsn ibre 0ertreter gum unterbaui
beg parlnments am 80. gpril.
Die Sanoelss uno Snoufrie'@ Son
BENTON, tn ueIGer feds Wttalieoer be
llntsrbauies srpdblt tpsrbsn iOlsn. I'm
bet In st. pstersburs am 90. Wdr
ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
6ranfreih.
6 rabid o SreIano b.

paris. %. Mdrs. @rsbifdoi
Sreleno bon st. 9aul 1T beute bon
bier nod Rom abssreif. Or purbs
uOm biefisen 2lerus iebr freunblia auf'
genommen.
Streif aebt inbie Bra9e {.
Sens, %. Wdr3. @isIe 2oblsn.
ardber fsbrsrt our arbeit aurid Maem
ani4eine nod wiEo Der Streit balo be-
enoet fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
Spanien.

W aroffo.Q nerens.
aI9ectras, %. Wdr3. - Die
nd9fe Sibuns Der 2onfsrens tuurbe
bonn Samfag suf Wontas beridoben.
oa Der @hef Der ceuti9sn Delegation.
6err bon Rabouib, nod INNER unpdB-
lid III.
@s bsiBt, bob bic Beratbung bes
ameritanii&enW ori&lass bs3tgli& zines
gemiiaten poli3eiiommanoos ri9t be.
idleunigt uerbeii tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
3. 6. Sponiel,


AOOO
SHc GAIT
Ctr.
Rorftfaro SO
uno
Columbia
GROCERY 60.
Nenes 9elss
pbor 1854
grobirt
meineui
Sumperuidel
l0e per 2aLb.
Bertuten Gle
uufer &oageu.
broo. es III IN.
hbsrtreffi4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
Oeiferreih.u ngarn

Die Wabls R o m.8 e.
Wisn, %. Wdrs. DAG Inter
haus oss parlamsnts nabm nod LANCER
Debate nit GROCER WaiOritdt bic erffe
2sluna Der Wahl.& sform.g orIase an.
Die 8orlaas R6srt allen Nntionali.
tdten bes Retdes 9leide 0ertrstuna
unb ma6t es unm6slid, bab cine SO.
tionalitdt i'm parIament cine oomi,
nirenoe Stequng einnimmt.
Storer.
BIER. %. Mdrs. gelamp Sto.
rer, Der bishsriee amsritanii9e gots
i&after. Der aesenudrtis in gsppten
if, pirb am 90. Wdr3 bier eintreFen.
Storer unb bic amerttas
Milo. 9cIonie.
Wisn, %. Mdrs. Sn Der Wiss
ner amsritunif1sn 2oIonie piro oas
S9eiosn Storsr's, Der in 3airo einem
gertreter Der prsfs ertIdrts, baB er
feline &efgnation am z. b. Or. nod
Waibinston fabelte. ni9t ionbsrli&
bebauert.
@r uno feline Satin parerl Mot po.
puldr, benin He gabsn R8 NIT ten lime.
ritanern, bic f9 borhberg.bsnb in bei
2aiierfabt On Der Sonar aufbieIten,
penig ab unb tparen felt benz Sage ib.
rer Mnfunft bemiibt, In ben 2reis bel
h64fen abelsfamilisn au sslaneen.
gterPerfonen I'm S9nee.
urm m men.
Wien. %. Wdrs Mus Ruffsir
tn SircI, nabe Der bapsrifdsn @ren3e,
triHt bic 5iObsbOtidaft ein, bub be,
Mtia4sner Walsr Splitgerber unb bre
anoere perionen einen idben Sob ae,
funben baben. Sic tpurbe1 auf be,
Sour bon einem fur&tbaren G&nee,
ffurm tiberrai&t unb famen, be met
uno brett tein Oboa9 3u srrei@.n mar
eleno um.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

Sonbou, %. Ndr3. SIN Besus
auf bie Situation in Warotfo iaat cine
bsrpOrrasenoe enslif&e 3eitune. bab
oartiber nur wsnis 3weifsl bsrri4en
tann. oab bic @onfersn, am 0orabenbe
ibrer lebten Sibuns ansslanat III uro
oab Elm uebereintommen benz Namen
nod anf @runo Der bferrsi9ii&sn Dor.
f6ldas, tn Wabrbsit aber bur@ bte
@ermittlung Der Der. staaten 3u
Stanbe tomn,sl wirb. @emii9te Con.
trOle Der 6dfen bon Sansisr unb Wo.
saoer, fast bie 3eitana meter, bsbsutst
SnternaiionaliRruns In Der i@wd&ften
Sorm, pereitelt ale 3iels Der anglo.
frans6Fi&en Contention unb i&eri
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
Gbtna.
6 c q b.

Sonstong, %. Wdr3. Cine
garfaRs Der STANDARD Oil SO. tDuroe
eeftsrn BET @anton BON piraten sefa-
pert unb gsplinosrt. sic erbeuteten
aud cine Mn3ati Windeffer-@ ewebre
Hno 1000 pfunb Munition. Das ams-
ritanii8e 3anunsnboot r@aaao" if
nod benz Sdauplabe nbeegangen.
A%beiInien.
Ras M afoflnerl 4 orben.
SibuttI, Gran36Hf4 Somali-
lamb, %. Wdr3. &as Watonnen,
@ouperneur bon Sarrar unb elmer Der
erffen Seerfabrer bes 26nigs bon Absis
fnien, III g~eftorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
Ybilippinen.
n. % unit f Il B I.

q en. 90 o unter Il B 1.
Wanila. %. Wdr3. Die ipa.
niiden. ameritanii&sn unb pbilippi.
f&sn 3eitunssn ino bs3iali3 beg Sam.
pies auf Wount 9uio auf seiten Sen.
Woob's unS beoauern Die Wsiie, in
peIdsr bic. N~nselegenheit bon einem
8bsils Der preRe In Mmerita bsbanoelt
tpuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
Sentihlanb.
40rI nm @}prusne

Sari pom g temens.
Berlin. %. Mdrs. Sm W.n.
tone 1T Der esnior&ef Der hieFqen Be-
ribmten 5irma Siemsns & 5aIsfe,
Rarl b. Siemers. 9%sfOrbsn. Or mar
am A. Wdr3 1929 sebOrsn uno ffano
biele Sabre an Der Spite oes 3ueia.
geiadftss tn st. Petersburg, tuO ibm
1895 bonn 3aiier bon @ublanb Der
srbli4e libel usrlisbsn tuurbe.
I 5ebe pa&a.
Or aebeburs. %. Mdrs. Sier
1T beute nod lanspieriger 2rantbeit
8eneraI q .. b. 6Obe, better betannt
als Sobe paf4a, aus benz 2eben ae.
i9ieoen. gr bate E1 feinerseit bel
Der Reorganization bes tartifden
6serueiens be~rbcrestban, unb NOR
ossbalb bonn Sultan ausaeaeihnei
tporben.
2ein3oI
BERLIN, %. Ndr3. Sn be,
gtat RommtiFOn bss Rsi9stags IN
heute bic @ntf&eioun9 tber BITE Grid.
tung sines felbfadnoissn Rei&stoIo.
nialamts eefa0en, unb He III au I'm.
gunffen Der RestsruEgsforberuna er.
foIet. Wit feb3ebn aeaeu eff gtim.
men Iebnte bic 8ommiiFon BITE Der.
lan9te Bewiaisuns Fur ben poFeu
zines Staatsietretdrs bes aeplanter
2olontaIamts ab. unb nit benz aIei&er
Stimmenperbdltnib tpurbe bei&loEen,
bob an Der epise bes RuIonialwefens
fOrtan Elm Observation-Disclosures Rsbeu
fpQ NIT erb6btem @sbalt unb Der Be.
fugnib, ben etaatsiefretdr bes Meuberr
In aolonial' angslsssnbeitsn Dor ben
! parlameut 3u nertreten. Das QoIo,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

2onbon n, %. Wdr3. Die ct.
rennuns bon @sstnalo &. Sotper als
englii9er @sfanbter ftr WerttD ole
TaafoIger Sir @eorg @rebile's tuurbe
beute offaisl befannt gemaat.
6err 8ouer tpurbe 1860 gebore1
uno tuar felt 1908 biplomatif&er Der.
treter an ben 90fen bon Riin&en unb
Stuttgart. Sm Sabre 1896 mar Ct
ipeiter Ssfretdr Der britif9en @eianbt.
.f&aft In &aibinston unb I'm Sabre
1903 esirstdr Der Alasta @rena.gom-
mtiRou.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11
Peabody Fears for His Life.

Denver, Col, January 7.-Accord-
ing to an interview given out by Jas.
H. Peabody, former governor of Col
orado, and his Adjutant General, Sher
man Bell, they have been threatened
with the same fate that overlook
former Governor Steubenberg, Of
Idaho, who was blown to pieces with
dynamite bomb as he entered his
gate at night. Both claim to have di-
rect knowledge that they have been
marked for death by certain miners
who object to their method Of law. en-
forcement and they declare that oaths
have been taken to put them out of
the way. Mr.. Peabody was seen in his
bank at Canon City yesterday and
said: 81 have no doubt but Steuben-
berg was killed by miners and that ]
am marked for the same fate"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11
BLACKBURN's FRIENDS HOT.
Retaliation Will Be Visited Upon
Frankfort Ring

Maysviile, KY, Jan. 7.-Democrats
In the Ninth Congressional District
are angry over the defeat of Joe Black
burn for the United States Senate,
and say they will get an opportunity
to even up the first time one Of the
Frankfort ring runs for state Office.
They say they will insist upon Black
burn running for Governor, and be-
ieve he can defeat any member Of
the organization for the nomination.
They say if Hager is the nominee
for Governor they will bolt him. Ha-
ger is blamed for the defeat Of James
N. Kehoe for Congress, as he made
speeches in the district, but failed
to mention Kehoe s name because Ke-
hoe was an anti-administration man.
"It is pretty generally known that
the friends of the state administra-
ton bolted Kehoe," said prominent
democrat. Judge Paynter Blackburn s
victor, come in for his share of crit
icism because he failed to return
home to vote for Kehoe.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11
Artillery Be. ONES Mixed.

Robinson, ILL.,, January 7.-Consta-
BILE Bethel Martin shot Grant Price
in the right leg on The stage in the
course of an ameteur theatrical en-
tertainment in a school house near
Hardinville last night. The shooting
was accidental.
Martin, who was taking part in the
play, had two revolvers in his pocket.
When the time came to shoot he got
hold of the one containing the genu-
inc bullets. Prices cry of pain was
the first indication of the mistake. The
audience became greatly excited and
the production was stopped abrupt
ly.
The ball struck Price in the right
thigh, lodging just above the knee,
where it was cut out. The wound is
not considered serious. t.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11
War is Predic ed.

New York, Jan. New Years. edi-
torials of the French press received
here today are anything but cheerful.
They, however, accurately portray the
forebodings of evil which are felt by
the whole nation.
It is feared that 1906 will not pass
without war which may involve the
whole of Europe. Everything now
depends on the success of the Moroc-
co conference. The eyes of every
Frenchman who thinks at all of poll
tics are set toward Germany. France
knows that she must subordinate her
foreign policy to that of Kaiser Will
helm or be prepared to fight. She
will never consent to the former, and
she knows that she has but Great Brit
ain to look to now that Russia is brok-
en- by defeat abroad and revolution
at home.
To her, therefore, it is a matter Of
profound significance how Sir Henry
Campbell-Bannerman and his govern
ment interpret the entente cordiale.
"We have never wished it to be-
come cause for a quarrel" says the
Paris Debats, "but the movements
Of the last few months have taught us
to look upon it as a guarantee Of
peace"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11
CANAL COMMISSION.
Committee to Consider Nominations
Next Week.

Washington. Because of the alb
sence Of Chairman Willard and sever
al other members of the Senate Com
mittee on Isthmian Canals, there will
be no meeting Of the committee to
consider the nominations Of members
OF the Canal Commission until after
the Senate reconvenes on Monday
next. The committee intends to give
any persons desiring it the opportu-
nifty to be heard for or against con-
irmation of the nominations. Several
Senators will take up the question of
permitting a member of the commits
sion to be engaged in other business
and they will protest against the pay
ment of double salaries. After the
nominations of commissioners have
been disposed Of, it is said the COM
mittee will take up the question of
recognizing salaries to be paid to
canal employees.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11
A YOUNG FINANCIER.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. Twelve
years ago a mere clerk N
mercial agency, earning only $50 a
month, few days ago the president
of one Of the largest banking and
trust concerns in the South, and now
poor again as the result of the COM
plete failure of that institution, Felix
T. Pope, president and organizer of
the late Merchants Trust Co., is a
most interesting figure.
Such is the meteoric career Of this
little man who has furnished Memphis
with one of it's biggest surprises in
years.
Mr. Pope is 81 years Of age, barely
five feet in height and weighs about
100 pounds. Despite his diminutive-
ness, together with his absurdly youth
full appearance, he has been the sole
organizer Of two banks and the pro-
moter of many big deals which have
made older and more conservative f.
nanciers gasp with establishment.
Strange to say, Pope's first bank,
the Home Finance and Trust Co., met
with almost the same fate as his lat
est attempt, but he was nevertheless
able to retain the confidence Of a
large number Of persons, and the ear
iy career of the Merchants Trust Co.,
was brilliant.
Perhaps the most daring deal in
Pope's career was the purchase of
the Memphis National Bank. This
was one Of the oldest and staunchest
concerns in the city, but Pope wanted
the business and he thought it good
investment.
According to the best authorities,
the erash about Pope is the result
of over-ambition. He was too anxious
to make miney Immediately and he
broke in where angels and conserva-
tive bankers did not dare to tread. He
accepted risks and made loans which
were calculated to make the blood of
other fnanciers turn cold.
Friends Of the fallen bank say he
has done nothing criminal. Stories
sent out from Memphis to the effect
that gambling on the cotton market
brought ruin to the concern are posi-
lively denied, and Encouragement is
the general verdict among all interest
ed parties.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11

Washington, d. c., Jan. 7.-Secre-
tary Bonapart has approved the find
lngs of the court-martial held in the
case Of Commander Lucien Young,
commanding the Bennington at the
time an explosion Of her boilers oc-
Cured at San Diago, Cal, last July,
and a letter Of reprimand has been
written by the secretary. The find
lngs are that Commander Young is
guilty Of certain Of the specifications
under the charge of neglect Of duty;
and that he is found not guilty upon
other charges. The court sentenced
aim to reprimand and the secre-
cary has carried out the sentence.
The charge and specifications there
lnder read as follows in the precept:
"Neglect of duty, specifications re-
citing First, that Commander Young
failed to enforce Paragraph 9, Article
1906, U. S. N. regulations, which pro-
vides that all valves throughout the
engineer department are to be moved
at least once a week; second, that he
failed to enforce paragraph II, Arti-
Gle 1909, providing that the safety
valves will be partially lifted by the
hand gear at least once week, when
not under steam, to insure their good
working order; third and fourth, that
be failed to enforce other provisions
of the regulations (Article 652 1-2)
under which it was his duty to see
that safety and sentinel valves were
kept in good condition and efficient
working order; fifth, that he failed to
comply with provisions of the regula.
tions found in Article 437 and Arti-
Gle $40 (7) requiring the command
ing officer to approve the smooth leg
and, sixth, that he failed to give such
orders and precautionary instructions
and to make such inspections as were
appropriate and necessary to insure
the efficient condition of the engineer
department Of the vessel under his
command, for the ficiency of which
he was under responsibility"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11
TOUR OF MR.. BRYAN.
History Of His Travels to be Given
Euvide Publicity.

The people Of the United States
are intensely interested IN the tour
Of VIM. j. Bryan to foreign lands.
While gone he will make practically
tour Of the world. Already he has
visited Hawaii, Japan, Corea and Chi
ma and is now In the Philippines. He
will give treatise on the Philippine
situation, discuss the future of Japan,
refer to the predicament Of China,
size up the status Of India, study the
Russian crisis and withal will give
series Of weekly letters that will throb
with human interest.
It has been arranged to have his
letters appear in every section of this
country at the same time. This ar
rangement has been made because of
his correct belief that his fellow coun-
tryment want to hear true and fear
less expression upon foreign topics
studied on the ground. In this sec
ton these letters will appear in the
New Orleans Sunday Picayune, the
first installment to appear on Sunday,
January IA. The articles will be IL
Illustrated making the whole discussion
no one cannot afford to miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11

New York, Jan. THE administra-
ton Of the police department of this
city under Gen. Theodore A. Bing-
ham promises to be a success. The
department was turned over to him
by William McAdoo on New Years
day. Upon assuming control Of the
department Gen. Bingham took occa-
sion to address all Of his captains
and inspectors. He announced his
earnestness by saying:
"We start new year and a new
deal right here. I've been sent for,
to come here and do a certain piece
Of work. I'm going to do it. I hav mt
got anything against you to start on
no suspicion-and we'll begin on the
level. But, by the nine gods Of war,
you've got to deal with me on the
level, as I shall deal with you. There
will he no spying on the men of this
force. If you are manly men, sports
manlike men, you'll appreciate that
and treat me the same. Don't go back
on the hand that I stretch out to you"
Once Of the first official acts of the
new police commissioner was to abol-
ish the "shoofy" squad and the vice
squad. The former was composed Of
"plain-clothes" men, detailed to
watch the uniformed force. The vice
squad was the creation of the retir-
ing commissioner, and was detailed
to secure evidence against questiona-
BILE resorts. The shoofy squad was
first put into evidence by Theodore
Roosevelt, when he was police COM
missioner, but was abolished by Chief
Devery and revived by General Green.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11
ANOIH lR CHAPTER
OF TRIAL IN VIEW
A PERJURY PLOT TO SAVE HOCH
DISCOVERED.
PLAN TO SECURE AFFIDAYITS
Efforts Made to Get Affidavit From
Witness In Question to Admit Per-
jury in Case of the Noted Bigamist.
Developments Promised.

Chicago, I'll. Jan. Acting State Is
Attorney Harry Olson in a statement
late yesterday afternoon declared that
a perjury plot to save Johann Hoch
from the gallows with a false affida-
Wit by one of the principal witnesses
against the condemned bigamist and
wife murderer has been uncovered.
According to Mr. Olson, he was no
titled from an outside source several
days ago that attempts were being
made to secure an affidavit from the
witness in question admitting perjury
In the lower court while on the witness
stand.
The affidavit, Mr.. Olson says, will
be attached to motion for rehear-
ing before the Supreme Court next
week, in which it will be sought to
have the refusal of the Supreme
Court to order a retrial reversed.
"I have been informed that wit
ness whom we have had Swallowed
constantly since the arrest of Hoch
has been induced to sign an affidavit
admitting perjury" declared Mr.. Oh
son.
"This witness will be induced to
swear, [ have been given to under
stand, that all Of the testimony given
against Hoch was put in the mouth
of the witness by myself, and that the
having attempted to suborn this wit
ness under duress.
eff such an affidavit is filed I will
at once begin proceedings in criminal
libel against the persons I suspect of
having attempted suborn this wit
ness" declared Mr.. Olson.
Attorney Frank N. Comerford who
represented Hoch before the Supreme
Court, said that no application for
rehearing had been made in Hoch IS
case.