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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
@etu in bic 0uHc.

Gin eiaenartiser 0orsans fptelte i1
oieTer Sage in einem faibionablen
Stabttbeile Wafbingtons, 9. g., auf
Sem &alorama<9iisel ab. Sett Sab
rem tpobnt borten in elmer bon linn srs
Daltten ipeitldufigsn Rsiibens Der Or
i%enator Sobn g. 9enberfon bon Mii=
fouri NIT feirer @emablin.@ Senbers
ION mar NIT feiner @attin unlGngit
Dem rSr6en Ser @e9abiten" beigetre>
ten. Der es fi9Sur Mufsabe madt, Srun=
fenbolbe au beilen. Ser Orben bat cine
neugesrinbete 2ofals2ose na9 Der
9enberfonz5amilie benannt, un6 tim
6tefe Nussei9nitng in entfpre9enber
Weife feftlid at beeebert, purben 5abls
rei9e Re6abiten on eirern Sage in DAG
6enberfpn'f6e 5ars einselaoen. Jrau
6snberfpn bielt Dor Den. @eriammelten
cine @eoe, in ipel6er tie aussinanSers
febte, bab iie felt brei Sabren CUR rSps,
eienifdsn MuffaFuns" befebrt tporben
fei. Set biefer 3eit babe fe bei tbren
feitltnen 0eranffaltungert feline Weine
ooer %fpiritu0fen 9etrGnfe mebr perabz
rei9t, neil ie NiemanOen rbergiften"
noble. sic babe lanee unb ernftliG
barber nu4geba9t, mas NUN NIT Den
be6eutenben @prrdthen, ipelde mod in
ibrem &eler laserten, gef9eben fole.
Oas Bette Tel tpobl, bis feinsn Wsine
uno 2it0re at berni9ter. uno tie fors
oere nun bic &e9abiten aut bas Merf
5u tbun.
Sie Sbee fanS lt~neetbeilten 9sifan,
unb 10 tpurben 6enn Die feinen alten
Sorten @bsintpeirt, gursunbsr, gpr<
oeaur, biele Der Slaf6en NIT ebrtpiirz
bigen Spinnetpeben bebedt, gbampaes
rer, fotpie 2itOrs aner Dirt. inssefammi
mebr als 1000 Slaiaen, aug Dem
5enoerfonf9en &enler sebolt uno auf
Der Strabe aeri&mettert, 70 buB cine
mG9tige 8ople Sen !5iisel birabflob,
Tim bur9 Die 4b5ugstandle ben
i9musisen Glut6en bes potomac sus
gsfibrt au tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

Gin auf $3.50 eef9dBter
Claimant, ben Elm SRI. Mae Sbomas
aus Omaha, Neb., por einieen 500
diem in einem Supelierssi9dft per4
f9ludt bate, purbe fir5li9 permits
telit 3sStrablen i'm 8linbbdrm To-
cirt. Die Merate erflGren, bab bD9Ii
notwithstanding 8linbbarm : Gntaiin=
bung bic Solse fem pirb, pel9e cine
Separation nptbpenbis MAIDEN psrpe.
Scr Stein lit Sbr Gtgentbum", iags
ts Der poli5eiri9ter Su 9rn. GOmz
bes, ynebmenSie i'm; iolte bic 8ers
haftete iebO4 ssgen ibren Wiaen opss
rirt tperoen unb Der Sob eintreten,
tOnnen sic tpssen Morbes belanst
iperben." Ser Supelier bofft nuns
mehr, baB elm epentueGer 4usbru9
BON Appendicitis cine Operation our
Golge baben unb linn gu ieinem
Stein rerbelfsn tperbe.
Mit It poIlt q g abse>
rifener 8ppfbaut liegt cine arantenz
pGrterin. Gruu Mat6ilbe 8linser.
bon Orange @allep, %. s., infplge
zines eigenartieen l1nfales i'm 9o<
fpitdl. Irau alinser mar in einem
6dufe in Orange, q. g., als &ran>
tensflsgertn ensasirt unb ats elm
Qeisrtaitenmann Dor benz 6auie au
fpielen besdnn, trat Tie auf ben Ball
ton, I'm Jpn fortaupeiien, bamit bic
Rube bes p~atienten ni9t geitOrt
tpiirbe. Mls tie ii9 babel iber bic
9riitung lebnte, CAB bieie mad unb
6rau 2linger ftiirate fiinf5ebn SUB
tief binab. SIM 5alen perfinsen ii9
ibre btden 9aarfle4ten i'm Mauers
inert bes 9alfons, 10 baB ibr bur9
bic 9.tpalt bes Sturaes bic &opf6aut
fat poIftdnbig abseriFen- tpurbe. Der
Stura tpurbe babur4 allerbinss err
hebli9 absefdnGdt, 10 bab Grau
Riineer anbere 0erlsbungen ui9t ba=
pOntrus. Die Ierste boffen, ibr if
rem 9oarfdmud au erbalten.
Sn Der gunbesbuuptfab
bat f9 unldnsft elm iebr rei6er
Mann niebergellFen, Der Mmeritaner
Garoner s. Wiqtams, tpel9er iiebs
sebn Sabre lang Betriebsbirsftor Der
Beers Oiamanten : Mine" in Giibz
afrita mar. Our9 lie finb 11nternebz
mer tpie Mlfreb Belt nnb 8drnep
8arnato ungebeuer reid sefporben.
@u9 Cecil Rbobes Fat fi9 bort Be-
rsi4ert. Sect aber finb Rcbf9ilbs
unb dbnlide europGifde @rpBfapitaz
liffen bic 6auptbefber. Wiqiams
tam als ealifornifder Minen- Ssnae>
nieur mad Siibafrifa unb {dtpana
ii4 bort f9ueq empor; fem Hadfpts
ger bafeIbft lit fem sIetdfans in ben
Der. Staaten sei9ulter Sohn Mlz
pbeus 5. Wi1iams. Gr felbft aber
bat bic 8unbesbauptftdbt unferes
2anbes az feinem fiinftigen Wobn<
pldBe getpd6lt, neil fe ibm bon allen
@~rpbfdbten am 8eiten sef6nt; unb
bereits bat er bort bebeutenbe @runbs
itiide setauft. UNI barauf einenW obnA
paloft gu erridten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

bas Mot freituilis tbut, Der utrb our&
Notwithstanding ba3u sestuungsn
tpsrbsn. 8etanntli9 baben tn BEN
bidtsnIOisn asi3stase bic Sc3ialoemO'
fratsn ben i9ls&tsn geiu4 oes &ei9s'
tages oa3u aussennbt, 81 agitatorii1sn
3psfsn INNER uno INNER pieoer re
ben su baItsn. 9sun fObalb bon an-
berer Settle Der S9iub Der Debate be-
antraat tuurbs, srsifelten bic So3ial'
osmoiratsn bic Bef8iubfdbigteit bss
Rsi9stases an, bic Sibuns mubte anf'
gehobsn tpsrbsn unb an nd9ifsn Sags
fonnten Die Sostalbemofraten erff re4i
ibrer &ebsfrsubigtsit fr6bnsn. Snio'
fern tuerbst bic 9idten, ba he einer
ftdrtsren gsiu9 bes &si4stages 5tpsi'
fsuos berbeifibrsn weroen, Der fo3ial'
osmOtratii9sn Nusbeutung Der parla'
msntstribtine entse9entptrten. SIN
uebrieen fann man f9on iebt boraus'
iagsr, bab ben %si4stag I'm nd9ffsn
Wintsr ni4t %anndbernb 10 9robe uno
3u lsbbaftsn 9sbattsn berausforoernoe
aufsaben bsf&dftisen ueroen, ME In
Der ihnefi bssnbstsn Seifon. Yin elmer
Mbfirsun9 Der 8asunsen bat Sebsr'
mann feline Srsuos: bic &sgierung.
neil ibre bsfisn 2rdfts tire arbeits3sit
eann niibli6er beruenbsn t6nnen. als
BET Der Sbeilnabme an elmer lan9en
&si9stagsisifion ; Der 3situngsleier,
benz bic monatslanae 2etttre Der
Rsi9staasberi9te re&t l~angpsilig IN
unb Der fi9 rrur aus pfi8tgeftbl our&
bieie lnnget Bsri4te binour9winoet;
ni4t suIsbt absr bic prehe. bic nur
ungsrn unb sesmun9en einen Sbeil
ibres 8aumss fur bic gsri@te Opfern
muB,
@ie bic innsrs politit Ssuti4lanbs,
10 bstpsst R9 aud sic dubsre se9en.
mdrtig In rubissm @eleiie. Wenn
nidt ale an3ei8en trtgen, 10 wiro bis
iommsrli9e Stias, on Der ss I'm bort.
gen Sabre 10 sdnali9 feblte. In bieiem
3u ibrsm &s9te tommsn. Wan tanr
bies Dor allen benz bsutfden Rei4s.
~tan3ler sbnnsn, Der f9 ftir einige WO.
nate mad Roroernsp bsgebeu bat. We,
audi INNER In ben Isbtsn Wo9en mil
ibm s.fpru9en bat, III erfaunt tibe,
bic auBerorbsntli6e 5riide bes 5arfer
Billion, bic ni9ts bapon merteu ldbt,
bas Der Geiastanslsr cine bur9 neber'
arbeisuns bsrbsis.fabrte i&were arant'
belt iberfanssn bat. Ct erleSi9t iein'
Mrbsitsn 10 ssuifenbaft. tpie nur is,
unb if In @sisui9aft Der liebensutir'
bige plauosrer, Der er INNER aepefer
if. Srpboem unb obtpohl er in Nor.
bernsp bic laufenben @ei9dfte srleoiasr
tpirb, it ss fir bic bauernbe 6eftisunl
isiner 8siunbbeii erutnf9t. bab ibm
fur bic nd9fe 3eit iene Aufregunger
unb acknowledgement eripart blei'
ben, Die ibm oas lsbte Sabr In 10 reid
li9em MaBe sebra4t bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

Niat einmal Der Ii:be 9errsoti
bermag es allen Wenf8en reGt su mo-
DEN. grf mar % 6armerrt uno aud
anbern 2euten su troden unb 3u bsiB,
unb In ben lsbisn Eagsrl uurbsn tuiss
Der 4lagen laut, bob es su mob unb ju
talt mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

@enn eS tuabr III, baB bic Mr.
rlours, Swifts, @ubabp's uiw. nur
importirte @urf ellen. 10 betueif bas
nur. bab He i&on Idnsf bon ben v6aa.
rem In Der Wurf" aenntnib batten. bie
isbt, beranlabt bur9 Sinelatr's gnt.
biaungen, iberaa gefunben werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

3 auerlaub iBf4eine.-
5snrp Soaman, BGdfein @sfddfts'
bans. Sninois, nabe South Str.
$4,000. -2ouii Stpder, Wobnbaus,
1926 Norb Sninois Str, $2280. =
Grant gratb, Wobnbaus, 1902 Belle.
fontains Str, $l455.-S. 6. 8bral,
3%eparatursn, 1927 Bart Nbs., $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

Slider If. bah bic Sslssaten 30
Der foebsn bsenbsten Contention Der
.Tational editorial ahueiation" ben
ginhrud erbisl.sn, baB Suoianapolis
tsins vtrodsne" Stabt if - gersgnei
bat ss pdbrsab ibres 9isrieins senus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16
@arutts gebt eS tett ?

Cine intelligence Surp i'm gunbes.
ssri9ts 30 Sanias gitp brau9te nur
cine Stunbe ba3u, UNI bic geRber Der
9rcBsn S4ld&tereisn f9uloig 3u befn'
ben, unseiebli@s Rontratts nit Der
Chicago, Burlington & Nuinep . 8abn
eingsgangsn 81 isin, laut peI9er oisfe
8erfsbrslinis ftr Seuif9lanb befimm.
tee e9mals gum preiie bon % Gents
fur 6unbsrt pfunb Bis Nsm Oort bee
fbrbsrts, tpdbrsnb fir s9mall bas fir
ben einbsimif9en gebarf befimmt mar,
Big Rstu BORT IS Gents fur bunbsrt
pfunb bsrs9nst uuroe. Jn isiusr
Anipra&e on bic Surp srtldrte Der prd'
Rbirenbs Bunoesri9ter, es fsi na@gs.
uisfsn, bab Die Girmen armOur & Co.,
Swift & Co., gubabp & 60. unb bic
Rslfon Worris pafin9 60. niebrigere
Ratsn aeceptirt bdttsn, ME fe fur bas
aalgsmsine pubIitum galten, unb bic
bilisere Raie our 3sit In Rraft GENE.
fen iei. ole man ftr anbsre gsrfenoer
ppu 5leii4 bic b6bsre Rate bers9nste.
Ra9 grIsOisuns Der prossHs Der
@rcBf4ld4ter uurbe bas gegsrl bic
8abn einselsitsts gerfabren ~aufsenom-
men, bic our9 geuiaisuns Der biaiss.
rem Raten bas gsisB sbsnfaIs bsrlsbts,
unb ss if bur9aus ni9t baran 3u atuei.
fsln, oaB au@ He hbsrfibrt tusrber
tuiro.
gs ifl bisfss Der srffs prdclis Saa
eegsrt bte 5leif9barone, Der I'm Bum
besgsri&ts In srfOl9rsiGer Wsiis gum
Austrag gebra9t murbs. uno berislbs
liefsrt ben Betpeis, baB aud unter benz
gltins. Geisse Bel eiuisermaBsn 9utsm
@ilsn ieitsns Der Bunbssbeb6rbsn ben
Srufs iouObl ME ben Babnsn bas
6anomsrf. bie i9md9ere Ronfurren3
bur9 Bers9nung bbbersr Raier on bic
@auo 3u brtiden, geIsgt su uerben Der.
mag. 9isies berruerHi9e snasm ID
In sinem 10 arOben umfanee betrisbsn
tpOrbsn, beb idmmili6s gunbssasri9ts
I'm 2anoe taum ausrei9en wtirben,
ale be3isli9en l1ebertretungen bss &c.
iebes aufjunebmen, bod NOR bas Dor.
gebsn Der Bunbesbeb6rben bisber sin
10 lnrss, bob fs bic i9arfsn bHsntli9sr
Rf9en tpobl berbisnt baben. Wiel
mag aud bas bur4aus rti9t snti9ulo.
bare Bsnsbmen bes prdfoenten i'm
Gals paul WOrtun's, bes bamalissn
prdfosnien Der Santa &c. Babn, gu
Der bsuisisnsn 2diHstsit bsisstrassu
ba6en.
2eiber Fnb unter BEN gltins-@ eiebs
nur @elofrafen suldiRg. wdbrenb laui
Der 5ra&traten,g Bill, bic jest benz 2On'
sreHe borliset, aud GefdngniBfrafe
ber6dngt tusrbsn lam. 6ofentli9 gss
rdib bisfe In LETTER Stunbs ni6t nod
nit benz 6inueis 3u 6ale, bob unter
benz gltins.@ siebs cine nebsrfhbruns
m6gli9 isi; bsnn @slofrafsn a0sin
bfrften bic sroBsn 8rufs unb Wpno.
pole ni9t babori nbbalten. ben 2ampf
9ssen bic R%onfurrsns auf bic obsn an.
gsfhbrts ari unb @eiie meter 80 fhb.
rem. Der li9ma9bolen Wirtbi9aft
mag btelmsbr srft barn 9rtinbIi9 Sin.
bait sstban wsrben, tuenr ben vSnous
frie. Rapiidnsn" uno ben berantport.
Ii9en Bsantsn Der Babnen bie @sfdnss
niBssllsn broben, fur usl9e ger man.
DER isnsr gsislsn cine 3isrbs bilbsn
utiroe.
(Nsp gorfer Stats. 3situns.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

Cbf@pn bas Spriduort feline noae
8ere9tisuGg baben mag, bob van @ot'
tss Se9sn alIss gslsssn" if, 10 bdtte Der
uns In lsbter 3ett 3iemli9 rsi1li& 81
Sbeil seuorbsne @ottssiegen, Der @e.
gen ndmli9. f9on bon sttpas rpdrnie.
rem Wetter ts9leitei iein f6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-16

u Itb 6ldg tn etner
e ird {. Wdhren6 bes @pttesbists
ftes fdIue in @unbelfingen i'm baperis
iden Hesterunssbeairfe S9paben Der
8lib in cine Stride uno t0otete Sen
Pripatier Builder, fppie feline perbeis
ratbete Sohter Maria 8aumsdrtner,
Drei perfonen purben lei6t perlebt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Prettiest Ribbons at Hale's

Bright ustou-e handsoe shadeDresden
-
wide
nrnaq
Soc
so 35C
ne Sou
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30


inasunsss
ian E i aI small s sns
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
At the Old Location
right where were before the fire
Sixth St, Near Market

The fact that thousands have attended opening two
weeks ago shows plainly that they appreciate the that
back the old ocaton-aso shows that they have the
utmost faith in the of San Francscos downtown shop
ping district and willing paonize built old
and best of ALL favorable conditions prevail conveniently
arranged stoTe-same and same good goods
There interesting values Haes-compee socs-reiabe
goods-fewest styles-all attractivey priced
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Children's Flannelette Gowns SOC

Will
quality
collars and low
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Children's So. so Coats at $1.5O


Tomorrow will place al fall model Of
six
Chldens Colored
Ito 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Cars Transfer to Hale's

Market
fes Market
Fillmore lines
md
Mission
handMa
Tenty-f
handAns ss
an ineto thand1
line
I ny
outNar ri . o Market
to
Al Q andd q p m
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
Mems Furnishing Goods

There are number stores Ylng line OF furnishings for
of the
Here of
-
1l .0O
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-30
New Dress Goods and Silks for Eall

HALE.s GOOD aaoDs
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
satIsaed yEith Ln-stntc.

CoNTNrED oN F0rRTR -.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
DICK MEN TO BOLT BURTON
Charge of Treachery Anglers Friends
of the Ohio Senator.
Fight started in state Convention Il
Carried Into Cleveland District
and Breaks Ont Afresh.

Cleveland, Nov. 3.-Angry because of the
charge Of tTeacaery made by Congressman
Burton Friday. the leaders Of the Sene-
TOT Dick faction Of the Republican party
liz the county have ceIue out openly tn
their fight or Burton and win bolt the
ticket.
Heretofore the Dick men have conducted
d gunl-shoe campaign against Burton. who
had aroused their ire by opposing Dick
at the State convention. and when Burton
on Friday. charged treachery IN the party.
saying there We're grumblings and hoping
the ticket would be defeated. the Dick
men revolted.
They had said that they would not con-
tribute 20 his success by voting for him
and had declared their intention of stay
ing away from the polls. but to-day they
announced that they would vote the Dem
ocratic ticket
V. c. Taylor was the first one OF the
Dick supporters TO bolt. He issued a
statement, in which he criticised the
manner in which the county campaign is
conducted, and charged that the brewers
are backing the fight. lie said that the
liquor interests helped the Burton Repub-
Hcans start the agitation for the ousting
of Senator Dick from Ohio politics, and
that &c was the time for his friends 10 act
He denounced the Burton ''moneyIess'
campaign as Q fraud
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
BODLEY TO PLAN CATHEDRAL
English Artist to Design Episcopal
Edifce in Washington.
structure VIII BE Fourteenth Gem
tury 6, sac. Lofty and stately.
Details to BE Worked Out Here.

London. Nov. sc. +. Bodley. r. A..
p : a, Will sail soon for Washington
at the invitation ef the dean and chapter
Of the Episcopalian CattS'rsl there 70
prepare preliminary plans fer tie row
cathedral.
Talking on the subject to-day Nr. Bod
ley sa7 the style Of the cathedral. ac-
cording 20 thc expressed desire Of tho
bishop and chapter, viii be Gothic. Of Tia
fourteenth century style. which com
meuds Itself as one of rhe great variety.
and, indeed. the flower Of the Gothic
style that tloUrishcd throughout Furop-.
In Americ3. ne said it may natJral-
ly have somewhat Of the English char
acteristics that were ia some respects.
the most refined aud beautiful of all the
European varieties 0f the STYLE. hut tho
English architecture was lacking II.
height, and there was no reason why
any of that characteristic should be fol-
lowed or this occasion. as the place Of
Washington demands q lofty, most dig
niied. and stately building.
IN that respect. he SAYS the European
example may we'll be followed OF sur
passed. Until the site has been surveyed
by architects and q further design con
ceived on the spot. IL would be useless 10
attempt any description of the probable
design.
The design must be one to suit the
site; indeed it is the site that often die
tates the characteristics OF a well-con-
sidered building. No statement. therefore,
o. the plan or tire leading features Of
tho building can be given as yet. Ii Is
sufficient To say it is the intention ot an
concerned 10 build q grand cathedral OF
that poetic style Of q wholly fresh, new
design, yet with the ancient beautiful style
preserved.
Henry Vaughan. a Boston architect who
was formerly q pupil of Mr.. BOdiev. viii
become the partner OF the old master in
this work. Bodiey was a pupil oc Sir
Gilbert Scott
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

Z-nesvI.e. ONO. Nov Eight men
were precipitased 400 feet down the shaft
o. mine nj SaH1oy. in Perry County. To-
night aad five of them were killed. They
were terribly crushed and manglgd, their
bodies having come in contact with tho
heavy framework about the sides Of the
shaft as they plunged 20 the bottom The
three men who escaped were badly in
jureG. but i- j. thought that they viii
recover The men Who were killed are.
STEVE MATTI aged serertcep.
FRED LAZEiTO. aged thirty.
ANDY kITTii. aEed rhirty-tEa-
CASPER WEAVER. sFe5 thirty
ART WILLIAMS aged fFeuiy-ssYeu.
The men Were about to leave the mine
for the night ar o'clock. and gathered
at the bottom Of the shaft. The big lft
vas lowered to them and they climbed iH
All eight 0f them were hungry and We.s
anxious % get 10 their homes u res5
after the lab0rs OF the day.
Just as the car Was about 10 emerge
from the shaft ore 0f the elevator cables
broke. With e sudden jerk tie car cam,
TO a halt and the men clung 20 the sides
horroT-strickea. Suddenly there was an
other jerk and the car tilted over halr
way dumping oEt the men
ShTieking the miners plunged down the
shaft their bodies striking ca the wooden
supports as they dropped l.g feet to the
bottom
John Wright and two other men sues
ceeded in clinging TO the car. AID they
witnessed the terrible death Of their CON-
rades. The shTieks OF the miners and
the cries or the engineer attracted the
attention Of other workuen, and Wright
and his comrades soon were hauled up
out Of the shaft
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
GARFIELD MAKES REPORT.
Result of the Trust investigation
Placed in President's Hands.

Cleveland Ohio Nov. S.-James x. Gar
field. Commissioner OF Federal Bureau o.
Corporations. was In the city for several
hours to-day ea route TO Akron, where
he made the closing speech Of the cam
paign tonight Tomorrow ne will re-
turn to Washington 20 give attention TO
matters pending in his department
Some days ago, he said, Il placed in
the hands of Tho President tho final in
formation gathered in the last six months
truss investigation by the department
Something may come Of this soon and il
may be delayed until the opening Of Con
gTess.
The matter sent Is entirely in tho
hands OF the President now. ] have no
idea what course he win adopt or what
steps he may recommend. Il viii not b.
surprising To ind that he has taken
cognizance in his message OF The condi-
tions developed.
NT. Garfield says the report furnished
the President covered the situation com
pletely. There was nothing. he said of
exceptional local interest He declined
70 comment upon the fine imposed upon
the Standard oil Company Of Ohio az
FiBdlay. by Judge .. G. Banker. deciar-
ing he was not suficien,iy informed re
garding the pIeadings 10 be able safclv 10
furnish an Opinipu.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
CALL DEAD HOTORMAN HERO
Women Testify that He Tried tc
Stop Ill-fated Train.
sisters on Deck of Boat Anchored
Into Greek Describe Scene.

Atlantic CiIy, \. J., Nov. S-That Mo-
tormau Walter Scott died a hero at his
post on the wrecked electric train last
Sunday was proved by Mary HammIl and
Martha HammiIl, who told Coroner Gas
kin to-day they were within "a few feet OF
the train when it left che rails, and they
saw Scott handling the lever to pat
breaks on the train. lie had plenty OF
time to jump. The women were on the
deck of boat anchored En- the Thorough
fare less than "a hundred yards from the
bridge when the train crashed down and
plunged overheard.
The women had returned 70 their home
ia Gloucester City. where they were To-
Gated to-day By the coroner. Beth burst
into tears as they recited the story OF tho
wreck. ard Mar the older, IS sick from
nervous shock. Nhe a VIII appear
here Monday 10 eise testimony before tha
Inquest.
Their story bears out the statement of
BriJgetender Stewart, that the train was
runuiug "a fun speed when IL struck the
draw
They say hat speed was not slackened
IN the least, and the forward car struck
vita a crack Ike an explosion as IL ran
On the draw They were watching its ap-
ProGeh, and, i; l. suid, saw scott plain
ly- They say he remained standing. and
was not thrown down by the shock, but
remained brsvaIy az his post, and was
stilI working brsyeIy % stop the train
when if went down.
Neither woman could throw any light
on the cause OF the accident. but their
story that the forward car Jumped high
IA the air, bears out the theory of the
coroner. that the wheels hit the mis-
placed lock rail that threw il clear Of
tie tracks
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
MODIFY DRESS REGULATIONS.
Austrian Officers Allowed Latitude
in Their Toilet.

London, Nov. 3-T.enrt describes tf.
rejoicing among young officers over
recent army order which breaks down
several OF the old iri1Some dress -egul1-
lions
Heretofore ii has always been amusing
70 she spectators, bat tirrsoTBe to Sd.
victims. 90 watch oa tie Pr9ter Corso ar
on ssle race course the severely critical
giances Of superior officers 90 the h,igb-
Of the collar. the co'cr of th. ove-aiIe
and the quality of the boots alj eIoses
Of the junior officers. b the new orie.
tho height of tho collar remains ths
same. aud any ambitious ions-ueckod
Lieutenant who exceeds tla limit viii still
bo guilty Of an 0dense against che scgu-5-
uons.
On The other hand, the greatest uber-
aIitv is shown in regard n footwear. Ir-
stead Of TIE iaexorabIe plain biacr
.'bIuecher," aa officer may now wear
shoes as- brilliant as VaTnish can max.
them. and as easy rs laces VIII ALLOW
Legglnss and spzts are no longer tabOOeG
and even g0l.shes are permitted in baa
weather
IN s.Cves there IS an equally welcome
innovation. Hitherto the most fasUidioUs
dandy only knew gIacc gloves by seems
them in shop windows or on the hands OF
civilians. being obliged himself 10 wear
white chamois leather. which seldom
locked clean. and never smart.
The original idea was probably 20 save
the poorer youngsters money by specify
ing gloves OF a grayish shade OF white
KID gloves OF any kind may De nov
worn.
Officers may now also use a pince-nez
instead Of a mouJcle
At the moment Of this relaxation in the
dress regulations Of Austrian officers
British officers have been pulled up To-
nearer observance of one OF the Kings
regulations which forbids officers TO shave
the upper lip. Gen. Lord GreHfeH has
directed the attention or several officers O.
violations of this regulation
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
wEAvERs WANT MORE PAY.
Fall River Textile Council Demands
10 Per Cent Increase.

Fall River. Mass. Nov. 2.-The FAN
River Textile Council has made q request
of the manufacturers for an advance Of
10 per cent IN wages. the schedule in
vogue prior 70 1893 The request was
made more than fortnight ago. but old
not leak out until this afternoon. Il Is
understood the manufacturers have made
some reply which VIII be presented at
the meeting probably or Monday night
Representatives Of the operatives base
their request ou the large earnings OF the
mills as shown by the extra dividends re-
Gently declared Twenty-Five thousand
people are effected by the action OF the
textile council.