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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
TEXAS HAS FAITH IN BAILEY.
''The Houston Posi-" Resents Proposed Inves-
tigation Into Senator's Affairs.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune,I

LBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal
Houston. Tex, March lS.-'The Post to-day says
edtoriaIy:
1.-THE Cosmopolitan Magazine" has sent David
Graham Phillips TO Washington to expose the cor
TupUiO0 and corrupt of the United States SEN
ate In the furtherance Of its plans it has occurred
70 The Cosmopolitan 10 expose the lion. Joseph
W Bailey. the junior Senator for Texas Accord
ingly agent OF the gaZine has visited Texas
to gather the material for an attack upon Senator
these facts, alleged facts and dispose OF them
and present them I'm due form.
The mare nest 10 ne cNpiolted IS MI, I3dueE .
part i'm the veadniSsiCu OF the Waters Pierce OIL
Company Of Texas. The agent has discovered that
since the return of the oil company Mr- Bailey
temporal affairs have greatly improved and that
used 10 he "a common boaTder. and that ne Is It1e
only Southern Senator who has become wealthy
during his public service
The people of Texas know all the details OF Mr..
Bailey's connection with the Waters Pierce Oh
Company. they know All about the Grapevine
Ranch. they know all about the stock farm In
cially comfortable, whereas ne used 10 be in very
moderate circumstances and furthermore they
know where Nj Bailey got his money and the
service he rendered for 10.
If Tho Cosmouoltau'' is sincerely DESTROYS OF
improving the personnel OF the Senate 1t would do
well TO concentrate its literary scavenger work
New-YorE and adjacent states
Tho state of Texas does not need its assistance.
Texas has from it's admission TO the Union managed
To send strong and clean men 10 the Senate. No
Texas Senator has been CorrDt for the reason that
tho Legislature has always taken pains TO know in
advance that the dSpraut Il man OF integrity.
THE Post has eudeaNOrcd To put The Cos
mopolttan' agent IN touch with legitimate sources
OF Information that II might avoid the buudcr
OF slaudering Senator Bailey by giving currency to
the irresponsible criticism OF his personal enemies.
II. by sarn,tug of testimony, distorting OF facts
and the use of iUvueudO. this magazine should
rously attack Senator Bailey The POST predicts
that II viii regret doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
ENORMOUS AUCTION SALES,
Joseph P. Day Has Sold Property Valued al
100000 in Last Year

Joseph P. Day. real estate auctfonssr. has .ois
real estate valued at 100000 az auction h tss
last Twelve months, properties covering all Sac
uons OF Manhattan and The Bronx Efe has rnads
specially in his auction department. o. getting To-
se'her a number OF pieces OF property, controlled
Dy uIteFent owners, and holding monthly saIsA
ms mas proved quite success and has hslps4
the auction market considerably.
MY Days insurance department also does eoussau
e''OIs business. no having put through the hnsrfs
ance contracts FOR the Third Avenue aud ire FoTys
second Street. Manhattanvils a St Nicholas Avss
nue. railways against accident during TIA changs
or their motive power from cable snd horse 20 eec.
tTlclty This was one OF the heaviest accident nod
ces or that class written Mr. Dav has tvo
offices, the main one at No 81 Nassau street sza
branch at No. So Eighth avenue. On accouas
Of the considerable number OF propsrt'.s tAss n,
I'SE mas sold, his appraisal departrlant nsturslly
- also very large doing appraisinrr for rnanv az
the big realty law firms downtown S
Among some OF the large parcels aha ~, NJ
Day In 100 We're the southwest 0o--rs- ts--sA
ana front streelSi No. 49, Broadway r1I7nl-F
through 20 Mercer street; the south si4s - So
StLfeL 10 leet WesI CT Fifth avenue: No ii Nv
lhSstol Race Nos a.. 81 and IS West 5-rb a-rsst
and Nos . and 9 East 18th street-fbis T.-oDsrrv
nri'sins SSo'vV. one OF the greatest surbrisss n
thd auction market was the voluntary saIs hsld
uE mn" on april Y 1876. OF No ESQ FTFtb eve-us
w. SiI Tor $1,000. all cash INA weber
b1'si Gt toLn street and Fifth avenue. ths go
lei Sp@ul,ilnE, West 4}d street ana 49, Fi--r-s-<
were S14u nE MIN Ete also sold rho ra,-srv-ssfhsr
estate holdings ar auction '0 4 ~ 01"S1--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
TROOPS KILL WORKMEN.
Repression again the order Of the
Dan in Russia.

St Petersburg March 16.-The government is
using the most repressive measures to stop the
agitation for a strike Of railroad men and
telegraphers. A meeting Of railroad employees
to-day at Rostofr was surrounded and invaded
by Cossacks. who hred into the assemblage,
killing two persons and wounding eight.
Six thousand persons were present to-day at
the initial meeting Of the League OF Education.
which was founded by the Constitutional Demo-
Gratis to disseminate political instruction among
the people. Prominent men made speeches. and
there was no interference with the meeting
until n. Novikon, a well known Liberal. for
merry Mayor Of Ba1u made an imprisoned
speech. in which he demanded the abolition Of
the death penalty. Thereupon the police closed
the assembly.
At Moscow troops are guarding all the
RAILROAD stations and several factories. including
the Abrikosoff Works. where the workmen are
FESTIVE.
The workmen in the st. Petersburg factories
and mills to-day elected delegates 70 the as
sembly which will choose representatives to the
municipal congress This congress will be com
posed Of representatives Of all classes. and will
elect members to the National Assembly. The
elections passed off quietly, even at the Putilor
Works where practically all the worlImen voted.
Sukhum. TranscaucasIa. March 1S.-The ruth
less manner in which General Aukhanof has
crushed the revolution in the government OF
kutais by razing towns. executing ringleaders
Of the movement and driving sympathize with
It TO the mountains. has produced such resent
ment that bombs are frequently thrown at the
troops. General AlikhanoT is enforcing martial
law with the greatest rigor and revolutionists
or other persons caught with arms are imme-
diately shot.
Hartsof. March 1S-The circulation of false
reports that the pensions of widows of soldiers
who fought in the Russo-Japanese war had been
withdrawn caused a mob to besiege the mayor
atty building and demand a distribution Of
money. threatening otherwise 10 burn the city
Cossacks and troops finally dispersed the crowd.
Poltava, March 1S-Anti-Semitic pamphlets
have been widely distributed in the city ana
throughout the province.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
HAMILTON SUGGESTS Law
Would Hare Trustees Ineligible for
Year after Being OuSted.

Albany March 18--"Judge" Andrew Hamilton
said tonight that he expected 10 go TO New
York Tomorrow 70 remain two or three days:
He would not say what his intentions as 70 his
visit were. or whether OF not he would see any
member ~ the Fowler committee, which has
been investigating the internal affairs Of the
New York Life Insurance Company.
Friends Of Judge" Hamilton here express
doubt 10 his going before the committee.
Questioning the propriety OF his submitting him
self 20 men whom he has characterized as he
did the New York Life trustees IN his speech
before the legislative committee last week.
Mr. Hamilton tonight expressed the opinion
that when the bills proposed by the Armstrong
COMMITTEES were reported they should contain
provision that no trustee legislated out Of office
next November. as recommended by the COM
nittee. should be eligible for reelection until
fun year had elapsed.
The propriety Of this IS obvious" said
"Judge" Hamilton. "snd believe a demand for
Il IS coming 10 a head. You know we have
adopted from the English common law the pre-
caution that no Sheriff can be reelected until a
term OF service has elapsed. The theory IS and
Il applies equally 10 trustee Of a life insurance
company, that the Sheriff exercises such an i'm
mense power that he could AT viii command his
reelection. 50 with N csc trustees: they are in
n position which would enable them by favor
ing one ana prosecuting another 10 command
Proxies % secure their election y they see fit
Ihis should be prevented by ma king their re-
election Illegal
J note thar some Of these gentlemen in New
York say they do not know me. 1t certainly
seems strange that any man should be in a
pofluon 70 spend very large sums Of the money
~ ~hich they are the legal guardians during a
70 them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
MOST'S LAST PRINTED WORDS.
Says TO He'll with the Law" in Article
Published in "Freiheit"

Tn the current issue Of "Frcihejt" which he
owned. johann j. Most. who died Saturday, oon-
tihuted his last thoughts ON political topics. Chief
of these is TRADE against the state government
i'm Idaho because Of tho convictions arising out
OF tho labor troubles ir that state. He calls CAPT
talfsts the american Cossacks' and declares that
# would be natura'. just and i'm accordance with
common sense To- storm the jail in which the judi
ciu murder is to- be perpetrate3 and to deliver the
victims from the bloodhouuds Of the capitaIIstic
band of murde-ers.' The article. in full, reads
WIEN uncanuy rapidly the American Cossacks
are az work 10 carry their CNerUtoucr's orgies IN
Idaho 60 the climaN. A so-c9ll"d grand jury. made
cnt urou them. has declared quickly as correct
tho accusation OF conspiracy against the spokesman
The hurry With which The whole affair is carried
out shows that "a "rairoadiug Of the arrested and
those stun 70 be arrested rs intended sufficient
reason TOT the American proieiaraI Moreover. We
need not be afraid 10 say that % would he natural
just and i'm accordance with common sense 10
EST RIM IN" prison iu which the judicial murder Is
to Doe p'rpetTateG ana 10 deliver the victims from
the blooth2uuds OF the captalstic band of murder
You say that would be ''HegaI'-UeII. thcu. what
is LEGAL at ullH or course, only all that done
by the thieviSh eEpniters the grating politicians
tic cheating clergy and the corrupt labor leaders
There have never been laws i'm favor of the DeoDIe
there only existed legal knouts i'm order TO Keen il
with the law We must save honest men from
being slaughtered by rogues and must do so by ali
Protests and resolutions alone viii not do For
the Northwestern ROgues Of Justice do NOS care
dent murdcreIs ~ Chicago who. rather entered The
18th day OF November into their history Of shame
Venge by which they had been branded
We can here, of course, not tell what should be
edition of the nth of November. all We can do is
general strike for Idaho. calculated 20 lay lame
the entire political and social machinery of that
state should be promptly iuauguTated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
BROKE HER CHAINS
0-e wore Them for Thirty Years, But Is
Now a Free Woman.

.1--si-1le lady II Ia. says that she yres
.r.t -h---i ey-ee crir1er for thirty 7ears 90
--'o-s- convinced that the habit ives ~
ioe.t ~ ~ ..sr increasing nervousness. she was
'1eel-l= SO nervous" she saws chat ,,,ba
-1 .-i-5Ts y would excite my nerves a ttat
- - - '-t aHo cry tor an hour or more after
~. y - -D-.- could not even 20 uptov-n 10
,.-,.,--l -t-- shopping win any comfort ana d
- ~. 5et All ready and then take OFF nv,
= 49,, 80 =. rome and nave a crying spell
a year ago giving up the ia -, 80 auoul
80 - 'i-t Deg-Eing my health showed irnDroVe-
- mo INC soon became hearty and stroniz.
- from bodily discomfort with q trarC,-'3i
srir' and 50 remain 10 this 5a,- "a y 1lIiq a.
I1s.s.',r- -. ~ Postuni.' Name given b,
~ i5ii TO- .'atue Greek. Mich
Eoao 10 WeliFile.'' in pigs. '-' ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
WANT BROOKLYN sUILT wARsyrs

A''er several meetings IN Manhattan a can was
ISSUED by the unions I'm the trades represented u Is
navy ward for a meeting which viii take place %
H's"l '' JoGHsons Hall. F9athush avenue and New
ms street Brooklyn, 20 agtlta FOR the building o.
more bottleships in the BROOKLYN Navy yard Ths
speakers viii include Borough President Bird s
'oler, Congressman Knowlaud. OF CALIFORNIA; Sher-
IN NJ j. F!aherty and number OF labor men. Tns
call SAYS that letters will be read from President
Roosevelt Congressman Parsons and others reply
ing 90 letters from the Central Federated Unioa'
urging the building OF more battleships IN thS
Brooklyn Navy Yard. -
AT vcsterdavs meeting Or the Central FederAI5l
Union letters from Cougressnen John J. F1tLseEs-1
George H. Lindsay and Jacob Rupert ~, -
Henry NJ. GoldtoEle. saving that they would So
port any agitation IN favor OF building battieshS'
I'm the Brooklyn Navy Yard were read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
MERGER BILL UP THIS WEEK.
on Jury Fixing Charges To Be
Debated in Senate.
IRy reIegraph 70 Tho TriIuue ]

Albany. March 1S.-Legislation affecting the Bel
nt-Ryan traction merger and the Metropolitan
Street Railway viii be feature In both houses
this week. ON Tuesday Senator Marks's resolution
calling for am Investigation OF the fury hribIng
charged 10 the metropolitan system will come up
for debate. lu the Assembly Mr. Bernstein. OF
New York. has a bil drawn To accomplish the same
result
Assemhlyman Shanahans bill T. prevent holding
companies. which is aimed at the New York CIV
situation. VIII como up ON third reading this week
strong effort viii be- made To- get reported favor
ably the Raiucs- Murphy bills providing for IA ra-
count OF the ballots east I'm the last New York city
elecuon- Most or the Republicans here have SvlIna
round IN favor of the blls. and few OF the ANTI
Iommany Democrats may support them
The Senate Finance Committee homes 10 ca. 20
the annual appropriation bill this week while the
semby. ' -Ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
MADE LOVE AND FORGED CHECKS
Minister Delays Intended Marriage-Arrest
Follows Quickly.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribuns.l

Waterbury, Conn. March 1S-EdRard T Hobby. g..
prisoner in this city charged with forging check,
He has been here for several weeks working at
various occupations and making love. lie sue
ceeded IN gaining the affections OF several -
one Of whom. Anna Dunphy. twentv-thr-e 49,
Old WIDOW, he Induced 10 consent 10 be married
10 MN ILt Rev John n Lewis. of ST Jgbn,-
f-pscopai 'hurch. suspected the man was an "a
NeilAi,F. ana, 10 save the woman. detained lin,
10 ms nome until after 10 q. m. Friday lntU h.,
C"ud stt D." other minister to tie the knot Bef,rs
ne succeeded IN his matrimonial designs he 49,
arrested Tor forgery. II IL said he forged the cbs
10 get married. lie says his father IFS a New Vol
er. and his brother a well known bother i'm Nh.
Vernon. az -'iS-H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
MIR. REDMOND EXPECTS HOME RULE
Irish Leader Hopeful of Obtaining All De-
mands from Liberals.

London, March 1S-John Redmond, addressing
a St. PatriCk's Day demonstration at Manchester
to-day, made the most hopeful speech yet heard
from an Irish leader. He said he believed that
Ireland had turned the corner. that the record
Of the last elections would never be reversed and
that the England Of the future would give to Ire
land all that she could reasonably expect or de
mand. Time would be given TO the government
To ful6- the pledges contained in the Kings
speech, and the Natonalists would not COntem-
plate the possibility Of a rising in which they
would be forced TO turn their weapons upon the
government as they mad turned them upon pre-
ylOus governments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
MAD0O NAY REPLY LATER.
Considering ACCESSIBILITY Of Making State
ment Regarding Alleged Shortage.
n TeIeErarr Il u TrILnna |

10y ''''-i"t.N '' me iIINli"
Atlantic city. March 49,. lex Police Commi ss.orer
William McAdoo. Of New York. who is spending
the day here, asked NY Tribune representa-
tive if he would make any common. upon the
charge Of a deficiency in accounts made 10y Com
missioner Bingham
'I do not care to make any reply just now
said Mr.. McAdoo Il saw tEc account I'm The
Tribune. T. 7 decide 10 say anything ut aII viii
issue ~ statement. 50 my reply viii have just as
much publicity as that given the statement Of
General Bingham
enre 10 the charge that your secretary Mn. HOWCu
Still owes the fund a considerable amount Of
money
81 shall not make any statement whatever uutu
! have "a chance % learn how broadly this matter
has been printed, aud then [ shall If at all. ma te
my reply so that IL shall he generally known.
81 viii leave here early tomorrow morning and
60 direct 60 Albany where I have accepted ana i'm
Nltauou TO speak at banquet. and when that
engagement shall nave been fulfilled I shall have
time IN which 10 turn my attention 20 this mai-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
SOCIALIST MEETINGS IN BERLIN.

Berlin March 1S.-Cne hundred arl four Social
let meetings, which held to-day in Berlin and
It's suburbs for the purposes Of COMMUNICATING the
evolutionary outbreaks Of 1919 49, and protesting
against the three class suffrage system Of Prussia
passed of with complete quiet The police authori-
ties took no special precautions. the Socialists
IN their demonstrations OF February 2 had proved
that it was their i$zention to keep order. The
meetings were addressed by Herr Bcbel. leader of
the Socialists in the Rochstag; Herr Bernstein and
other members Of the ReichsJag and several female
Socialists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19

fl,e New York Society Of Certified Public Ac-
coUntants IS enGesvoring TO obtain legislation
ebst VIII prescribe the FORMS OF reports 70 be
.-se6 bv the State Insurance Department. The
proposed law would require every insurance
company 10 have its accounts examined annually
by accountants appointed by poltcyholders. ana
the new forms would disclose all the transao-
lions Of insurance companies. and manipulation
q funds through "non-ledger" assets would be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
CASTRO SUSPENDs CABLE SERVICE.
Messages from Venezuela to Trinidad Re
fused-President at Maracaibo.

Caracas. March 17.-Carlo Filippo Sierra formerly
Italian Consul at San Francisco, row Minister TO
Venezuela, was received by President Castro to-
day. President Castro has gone to Maracaibo.
The government has suspended cable service from
Venezuela by way q Trinidad # being alleged that
there are Irregularities ir the service the Eng
ish cable Messages must be by boat either to
-.raG-a TrinLlad- and forwarded hence-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
AUTOMOBILES IN COLLISION
Chauffeur Has Arm Broken at Central Park
West and SD Street.

Two electric hanson cabs owned by the N-or
York Transportation Company were in collision AZ
sd street and Central Park West last night cans
ing Of the chauGeurs be thrown to the street
Richard Oliver OF 80. 2 West last street was
going north when he ran into q cab driven by
Henry Levy Oliver pitched neadlone 10 the
pavement and stunned. When Dr. Park was sum
moned from Roosevelt Hospital he found that
divers arm was broken. lie removed him 70 the
hospital The cabs were not injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
WANT PARDON FoR suEep,cl

lSy Telegraph 20 Tie Tribune
al.ale--s, March la-Friends or DAVID =
80, former Auditor OF the State. who was
go % eiaHezzling State funds have cIroI-
.@-fo petitions through Indiana asking for 4. -
.0' nm Reports from ali sections show tbat IN
80 '@ss iAey nave been signed by more rrsr
- 49, -1 persons i Is expected that tta
t..t-'l-7 "-t have two hundred fbo+r.e--S' 80
-olufeS Mh-1 presented 20 INC Cios-er1or Gnu SIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
MN BEATEN AND ROBBED.
Insurance Broker attacked by Thugs
7cith Loaded Hose.

JACOB Schmai' notary public and insurance
broker, beaten into unconsclollsnass ,,ftb o.
loaded bit % hose by two unknown men IN his fat
at no. lS5 Stanton street last night. About a thou
sand dollars in jewelry was stolen. The Nor,
escaped Mt. Schmall is not dangerously, b,lrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
AUCTION SALE OF "oLD MASTERS

The Fifth Avenue Art Galleries will put under
the hammer Wednesday night in the ballroom
of tho waldorf what is described a remarkable
collection of old masters" The paintings viii be
on view i'm the galleries Nos 238-23S Fifth av4-
nue., daily from this morning until Wednesday
afternoon. James p Silo Will he the auctioueer In
is announced that every example Is sold with
absolute. unequivocal guarantee OF genuiuenessi
Catalogues dc luxe have, been published
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
A PROPAGANDA IN JApAN

Toxic, March lS.-Russian revoIuuonists here are
asking permission to publish a daily newspaper at
Nsgasald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
WARSAW JAIL STORMED.
Mob Kills Guards and Frees P0Eti-
cal Prisoner.

Warsaw. March 1S-An armed crowd to-day
attacked the prison in Paw1a street, killed
guard MORALLY wounded two others and lib
Grated political prisoner named Zaleski
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
PLAGUE APPEARS IN PERSIA

Askabad. March 1S--News received here from
Seistan, in Eastern Persia, says that pest is
spreading and that many persons are fleeing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
scHMIDTs APPEAL REJECTED.

Sebastopol, March 1S.-Vice-AdmiraI Chouknin
has rejected the appeal Of Lieutenant Schmidt
10 set aside the sentence Of death for his part
in the mutiny at Sebastopol but has conceded
him the privilege Of being shot instead Of
hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
mAceDoNlANs START FOR AMERICA.

Belgrade. March lS.-Six hundred Macedonian en-
ierants left here to-day for the United States by
way Of Fiume All Of them possessed sufficient
funds to permit them 10 enter the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
CARDINAL DELEGATES CHURCH

washington, March 18-Cardinal Gibbons oa3ci
ated to-day at tie dedication Of the Church OF the
HOY comforter. lie was assisted by the Rev T.
r.. Dyer president OF St AIary.s eeu,i,,,, nm,
more. us archprtsL - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-19
&ExcAN PLAN TO INCREASE TRADE

Mexico CITY, March lS-T'he government is send
lE- circulars 10 farmers merchants and manu-
fae;urers ~ Mexico explaining IT'S plans for shirs
carrying exhibits Of Mexican products 10 All the
principal ports OF the world. 80 ''e