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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
PARDON FOR MAILAnK.
The Board Of rardona Asks for His 4
lease Tomorrow.

Ahe board Of rardons Asks for HIS Re-
lease Tomorrow.
Albert +. Matlack, Quo of the two
men convicted on the charge OF being
Implicated in he Shellpot district
Regular Republican primary election
haud, IN 1904, and sentenced on Octo-
Der 1Jtn, lSO0, 10 years imprison.
lnent will be released from the work
louse tomorrow, provided Governor
Lea coinc des with the view OF the
state Board OF Pardons in the matter.
whlcn body at a special meeting yes
Jerday, recommended that Matlack be
pafdoned tomorrow. Governor Lea 8
signature is necessary before the par
don becomes effective.
Governor Lea had nothing to say in
regard 70 the matter when spoken To
on the suoiect this morning by a re-
porter OF Every Evening, excent that al
that time be had no official knowledge
OF the action OF the Board Of paFdons.
The Board of pardons was TO have
met IN regular session last Thursday,
when, II was expected, 1t would con.
sider appl Ications for clemency fol
Nailack and also Tor James Watson,
who WAS convicted with Matlack anc
received the same sentence. The
board did not meet on that day, but
yssterday, in res onse to a call ISSUED
Dy Lieutenant-G Governor /. Thomas
Parker, the board held a special meet
ing and considered both applications,
II is understood that Attorney Genera
hichards appeared before the board
and made certain representatio s a.
regards voluntary information reoentl,
given by Matlsck, which is said t,
have concerned A. j.. Tyre, followin,
which the board recommended tha
Matlaek be pardoned tomorrow. Thi
board declined to interfere with re
spect to Watson.
Besides Imprisonment for year
eacn OF the men WAS sentenced to pa,
a tne Of $500, the sentence also carry
! ing with 1t isement for Il
years. If Matlack is pardoned hi
| citizenship will lie restored. Mithou
( executive clemency the term Of i'm
| prisonment Of eacn man would expir
on August 20th, Two months beinI
allowed for good behavior, and eaoi
man is said to have merited this con
( sideration.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
HOWARD HIGH SCHOOL.
The Annual Commencement VIII be Held
Next Week.

With the annual oratorical contest In
the assembly room the commencement
exercises Of the Howard High School viii
begin on Monday evening next. For
the medal to be presented in the High
school department John Harold Ayers,
Lorenza Morris, Elizabeth Carter and
Flwood Saunders viii contest. In the
grammar department Arthur Cooper,
George Byrd Helen Foreman and Charles
White viii speak.
The exhibition Of the children's work
IN the drawing and manual training de-
nartments will be held on Thursday Of
next week. The work will be displayed
n the assembly room and will be open
for inspection from q. m. to IL m. and
from TO 10 p. m.
Class day exercises viii be held on Fri
dav evening. June 22d, when the senior
class will entertain their parents and
friends At reception after Che presenta-
lion OF the regular class day programme.
The commencement will be held at the
Grand Opera House ON Tuesday evening
June 26th. The graduates to receive
diplomas are Margaret Postles Mary
Brown. Elsie Williams, Mary Johnson
Elizabeth Carter. John Ayers, Harlan
Cuff. Harry Webb and Arthur Haines.
The address to the graduates will b
made hy Harry Smythe Cummings,
| LAWYER of Baltimore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
IN WASHINGTON, JUNE q
When They Nay Make Any Statements
or Present Any Kind Of Defence
That They Nag Desire.
SIX PRESIDENTS TO BE NOTIFIED
Including A. ). Caesatt OF the
Pennsylvania.
COMMISSION RESUMES IT'S HEARINGS
Associated Prs1 Di.patoh " special wlrra


Philadelphia, Pa, June 10. When
the Interstate Commerce Commission
resumed It's sessions, today, Com
missioner Clements announced that
the commission would cit in WASH
ington on June 2lst, when the rail-
road companies which have been
under investigation will be permitted
to make any statement or present any
defence they may desire. Previous to-
the opening Of the session the COM
missioners telegraphed their secretary
&c Washington TO forward official
notification 10 the rnilroad presidents.
The appearance Of these officials Ia
optional, as no subpmnaa will bel
issued. The presidenta invited to
attend the Washington hearing ares
A. j. Cnesntt, Pennsylvania Rail-
road, Oscar q. Murray. baltimore n
Ohio, l. Il. johnson, Norfolk &
Western George w. Stevens Chesn-
peake & 0hios ". II. Newman, New
York Central Tines, and A. q. Yates,
Buffalo, Rochester g pittsburg.
Chnflea HeebnoE counsel for the
Berwind- White Coal Mining Co. TO-
day filed with tho commission as
requested, Btatementa OF the coalsship-
ments by the company to Haaimns.
pier dnring The yoar 1905, together
with the car numbers and stenoiled'
weighA
n. 3. whitney, associate counsel
for the commission, fled a statement
/ furnished by W. II. Smith, general
manager Of the New York Central
road, concerning the number Of
aidings placed on the Pennsylvania
division in 1905, together with those
denied, and the reasons for the COM
pany's refusal 70 place them.
VI T. McUullough, auditor Of
freight receipts o. the New York
Central Railroad. gave considerable
technical testimony concerning the
comranyia system Of auditing coal
and oil charges. During the course
81 bis examination he was asked BY
Commissioner Clemenia IL the New
York Central ever made use Of 'blind
billing"
No, sir We don't believe In it. -
"You know what Il means 20
"Oh yes. Some roads use the term.
Itis a charge which does not show
the rate and is marked s.. G. o.,
which means that settlement Is made
through the Etneral Offices.
II developed during the morning
that she executive committee Of the
Chesapeake a Ohio Railroad is COM
posed principally Of officials Of the
Pennsylvania and New York Central
roads,
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DISTRESSING CASE.
Mother and Children Found Almost Starved
at Marshallton.

Special Agent Frank Stout Of the S.
p a q investigated a sad case yester-
dav when he removed from distressing
surroundings a mother and her two chill
dren.
The woman is Mrs Ella May Cook,
AGED as years. Of near Marshallton, and
her two children, John Heisler Cook,
aged 81. and Margaret Jane Cook, aged
AZ The children were sent to the
Home for Friendless Children and the
mother was admitted to the County
Hospital at Fanhurst. Her condition
4 Meh that her recovery is doubtful.
When found by Agent Stout. the
mother and her two children were slowly
starving to death. They occupied two
rooms in house near Marshaliton, ano
me rooms were without furniture. there
was no food Of any kind to be seen, ana l;l
the mother was found lying. seriously ~
an a lpile Of rags in one OF the roomf
with the helpless children by her side.
The womans husband has been dead
for some time and since his death she ano
Z M children have been depending upon
ehsritv for support, as they were unable
3 IN work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
BROUGHT MINISTER VIII HEM
When Young Couple Came From Phiia-
dslphin to Wed.

When Young Coupis Came From Phiia-
deiphia TO Wed.
Accompanied by the minister they
desired TO ofiiciate az their marriage,
couple came here from Philadelphia
Yesterday afternoon and we're married
in the Office Of Magistrate Broman.
The contracting parties were Miss
Fannie q. Cohee and Thomas j.
Lynch, both we'll known Philadelphia
people Tne minister was Rev. l.. B.
hafer pastor Of a Lutheran Church
in Philadelphia. The couple intended
10 be married in Philadelphia but
we're unable 10 get a marriage license
without some trouble and they decided
to come 10 Wilmington and have the
marriage performed here. They had
the preacher engaged to perform the
ceremony and they brought him with
hem.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of Magistrate Broman and
Constable Thomas IA. Buckley, the
latter acting as a witness. After the
ceremony the newly married couple,
accompanied by tho clergyman, re.
turned to Philadelphia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
1eaths.

ARMsTRoNG--On June 18TH, 1905, Amanda r.
Armstrong aged Is years
Relatives ana friends are invited 20 attend the
funeral services at she residence OF her brother r.
Lewis Armstrong near Ferris Reform schooj on
Friday. June 18th, n o'clock. luternent al st.
James, Stanton,
HOUsTON-On June 1lth 1906 Edward Woolsey
Houston OF Nilshoro. Del. in his 6qth year
Funeral services az his late residence at 1880
noon Thursday. June 1ith, 1906 Intcrment al
odd Fellows cemetery, Georgetown No cards
HuKILL-On June 18th, 1906 Mary Catharine
HukiN.
Funeral from the residence Of her brother
g. p Hukill. Middlciown. Del. Friday juno 18th
] O'Clock lnterment Odessa, Del
sMITfI-In this city on June NH 1906 Helen
T daughter OF Eugene n. and Anna a. smith
aged ~ years, 10 months II days
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services az ST. Patrick
Church. on Thursday. June lfih. from the resi-
dence OF her parents, 1893 Walnut street. az 93C
o clock. Intefment Al Cathedral cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
ANlimIilrinn ninrheta.

e local wholesale quotations reported by 7. n.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
second EDITION
O0IyGSIN COURT TODAY
Books in Pan-American Case
Must be Produced.
DATE SET is JUNE 10Th
Complainant in The Case is Count
Henri di JOlVeCouTt.
Jury DRAWN IN THE EAGLE CASE
Action Of Appeal From Magis-
trate's Court.
CIVIL AND CRIMINAL COURTS MEET
romDlslnant in The Case is Count
Henri di JOlVeCouTt.
JIIRY DRAWN IN The EAGLE CASE
Action Of Appeal From Magis-
trate's Court.
CIVIL AND CRIMINAL COURTS MEET

c,vu business was resumed in Su-
.s,or Court this morning, after an
Ildionrnment of several days.
In the mandamus proceedings
n,ongbt against the Pan American
Company. oy Count Henri al Julve.
oonrf for an order compelling the Off
oors % Of the company to produce ITS
Soozs for bis examination, the court
Sod vd Friday, June 18th, as the time
sben the company must make a return
Marvel Il Marvel, counsel for tue
pan.Amerioan Co., asked for more
.;ma IA which TO make return They
oanfended that the officers and books
sere out OF the country and that
,bersfore the return on the writ OBJ
tsined by Count Julvecourt could not
bs made within tJ days,
Anthony Higgins, counsel for the
complainant, opposed any extension OF
time.
Eaele VS. Thomas i. 4 Clark, an
sapeal case from a mag lstrate's courI,
where the decision was givsn in favor
ofNr. Clark. Mr.. Eagle is a butcher
n New Castle. The action was brough
III blm to recover bill OF Sl45, with
interest from January, 1903, amount
inc TO sl15 IS, whlcn he claims Mr..
Clark owes MIN. The latter denied,
N tie stand. that be owe the bill.
The plaintiff is represented by Alex
ander b. Cooper and the defendant by
lam II. Rooney. The case will bt
concluded this afternoon.
Ia the Court of General Sessions, or
the application Of Deputy Attorney
General Hastings, a continuance was
granted in the case OF John W. Dough.
erty until the next term Of court
The defendant is charged with the lar
ceny Of some cloth. the property Of tht
joseph Bancroft & Sens Co. he j.
represented by john Bggs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
coLumBIAs GREAT OUTPUT.
Assooiattd Pres Dlspai1h by Special wines.

Assooiatsd Press Dispatch BY Special wires
New York June l3.-Eleven hundred
and thirty-two degrees were conferred
upon studentsoi Columbia University and
its allied institutions, including Barnard
College for Women and the College Of
Pharmacy, at the 1921 annual commence
ment Of The university, today
In his address TO the graduates, Presi-
dent Butler declared that present signs
Of unrest point TO q period Of general re-
construction in which individual char-
acter will be the reconstruoting power,
and that in the field Of endeavor the uni
versity graduate must lead and teach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
STIRRED Bx BuRLEsouE SENTENCE
associated Press pisnatch by special Wires

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Washington. June l3 Secretary Hitch
cock has called the attention OF the At
tornev-Genera to the facts in the case Of
Henry G.Wate, who WAS recently sem
fenced by the Judge Of the Wyoming
United States District Court to one day
in Jail and TO pay fine Of $500, after
pleading guilty 90 an indictment charging
him with the illegal fencing Of 10000
acres Of government land.
United States Attorney Burke, who
is said to have recommended the light
sentence. has been called on to explain
his action ia the matter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
PRRsrprNr ANn Rnp MEN.
Former Receives Certificate Of His Hon
ary Membership.

Former Receives Certificate Of His Honor
ary Membership
Associated Press Dispatch nv special Wires.
Washington, June b. President koose
welt who a few weeks ago, WAS made an
honorary member OF the Improved Order
OF Red Men, his being tho only honorary
membership in tho order that ever Was
conferred. has received. by the hands oil
Senator kttfedge Of South Dakota, a
beautifully engrossed sertihcate Of mem
hership in the order
In presenting the certificate TO tho
President, Senator kittredge expressed,
on behalf Of the order, the good will and
best wishes Of IFS members. President
Roosevelt cordially thanked tho Senator,
and through him the order, for the eN-
oeptional honor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
MAY ADJOURN TOMORROW.
Republican Members Of the Legislaturs
MAKE This Proposition.

Republican Members Of the Leglalature
Make This Proposition.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.
Dover, June 3.-The Legislature
convened at 1916 o'clock this morn
ing, and, after prayer and roll-call,
took a recess, for the purpose Of
enabling the members to assemble in
conference and consider caucus meas
ures.
The Democratic conference was un-
important. The Republicans, in con-
ference, decided TO propose tomorrow,
noon, as the time for adjournment
sine die.
Col. du Pont was elected United
States Senator at joint session at
noon, receiving % votes, TO ] for Ad-
dicks and Is blanks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
OOLORtD MAN HEAVILY FINED.
ne twas Charged win Assauiting
Coisred Woman.


In the City Court, this morning,
lanes Brooks, colored, charged with
committing an assault and battery
upon Rosie Look, also colored, was
fined $50.
The case against Emanuel Roth,
CHARGED with non support, was dis
missed upon the application OF the
prosecuting witness.
Paul A. Talbot, charged with non
support. was also dismissed at the
redtiest Of the prosecuting witness.
Annie Bartos, a middle-aged Polish
woman. charged with committing an
assault and battery upon Mrs. Julia
Rilev. an aged woman, with a scrub
hing brush, was fined 81.
Thomas Lee and Patrick Fallen,
charged with fighting, were fined 81
each.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
IhIindeIphin nInr2ets.

Associated Pres Dispatch BY Special Wires
Philadelphia Pai june ls.--wheat. unchanged,
No. red in export elevator. teat9ite. No North.
ern do q4ab5ci No Northern n0. elap3c.
Corn, quiet; No. . IN export elevator 5Gi sa57c.
Oats, firm; 20 higher; No white natural 441Sa
4be No, white clipped, 44i5C.
Bmn steady; winter IN bulk, so 5oasgl ooi spring
IN sacks, tgO.huS2i 90.
Refined sugars. 70 points higher; powdered
eis5nsfgO granulated S. Toast S0i cdnfectioners Al
AG0aSi05 Keystone a. 81 i0ati.55.
Butter hrIn extra Western creamery, 2ic; do
nearby prints. 22c.
fresh. lsc
Live poultry, firm fowls isisalaj Se old ROSTERS,
9aiOc. spring chickens, 20a2ici nicks, old ia
ducks, snIing, i3alslSc geese iOailc.
Dressed pouliy. iirfn; fowls higher fowls, choice
13isc do fair 10 good l8c old rqosters Sc. roastins
chickens choice, i5c' do. fair 10 good l2al4c
broilers. nearby 2sas0cl do Western. 26a2sc.
Potatoes, ftn. choice old per bushei, s5i
e0c; fair 10 good. IdaSoc.
Flour. firm.
IarH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
snaao FInsp IN NoaroLk IAIL.

som-7-et County Assailant Now Awaits
Acuon Of maryland Authorities.
Asslclte rfss. nisnaion bg special Wifos
NoGoil Va. June William Lee,
the ncglo i. aged with criminal assault
on Mrs kosof Rarnes ana her cousin
Miss Frances howell Of Kingston. somer-
set county, Nd, who was rescued by
State troops from an angry mob at tast'
vile, Va, yesterday, was brought here
this morning and lodged in jail.
Governor Swanson Of Virginia has noti.
fed Governor Warfeld Of Maryland that
he awaits the latters wishes
The negro has made confession Of hi'
guilt to the officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
NnaRo AssAILANr EoUND DEAD.
- -. nl-naioh III .nell.I ~.

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Memphis Tenn, June l3.-'rhe body
Of an unknown negro who shot and
wounded DR. J. A. Davis and Charles
Johnson, who were endeavoring to effect
his arrest yesterday on a minor charge
was found in the woods near Walls, Miss,
yesterday, near where he disappeared.
The negro was wounded with the weapon
with which he shot DR.. Davis and Mr.
Johnson.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
Ga1laher & Pyle,
rN.wALL STREET TODAY.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Wall Street New York juno l3.-fhe
stock market opened under slight pres
sure. today. but rallied almost immedi-
ately under the lead Of ST. Paul which
advanced ] from the lowest Console
dated Gas rose Ia, but changes other
wise were not significant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
euArnmALAN RnBELs pnrEATED

Associated Pres Dispatch By speoial Wires
Washington. June l3.--Jorge Munoz,
the Guatemalan Minister to this country,
late lsst night received cablegram
from President Estrada Cabrera, dated
yesterday, confirming previous adviees
that the government troops had won an
overwhelming victory, and stating That
the report that they have met any re-
verses is not true.
Minister Munoz stated that he has
every evidence that the Ouatemalan
cabinet has not resigned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
Wilmington sIook oautations.
Reported by scott 8 Co, Bankers and brokers
Net1 Ynrk nInrl.c ct..

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
New York June l3,-Flonr, receipts, 15720 bar
rels, sales, 900 barrels PUN but firm.
Wheat receipts, 4s0o0 bushels sales. 1850 900
bushels. Easy. July 20 l6aelo' september,
sss tasD 5.i6e: December gOagOMc.
Rye dull No Western. CSC. 10 b. New York.
Corn, receipts, l1ll00 bushels. sales, 9 900
bushels. Easy. December, 59lsa6e)sc
Beef steady
Pork, steady
Land, steady, prime Western steam. $500.
Nominal
sugar raw firm: fair refining, ib-l6a3c:
centrifugal 96 test i5Jlh8 l73lc. fnoi0sses sugar.
1ll0nG5sc. refined. FIRM crushed. $40; pow
dered $3.50. granulatcd, $40.
Petroleum, steady refined, all ports sT.75as7. 80.
Coffee. steady. No 7 Rio 7s4c.
Mulasses FiuadNi New Orleans nla3sc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
CHEAP somIrArIoss.

1t Cost Edwin s. stuart Nothing to be
Nominated for Governor Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Harrisburg. Pa, June l3. Edwin 5.
Stuart. Republican candidate for gov
crnor, has hled a statement in the office
Of tho Secretary Of the Commonwealth
that he made no expenditure OF any char
acter whatsoever 20 get the nomination.
Robert X. Young, the Republican can
didate for auditor-general certifies that
his actual expenses were S38.TA.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
nonduetors Memorial Service.

The annual memorial services Of the
Or5nr ~ Railway Conductors will be
III SaiS on SUNDAY afternoon in Eden Hall
.',,,,a,,c;ng i,s,e Vr AZ 3 o'clock The exercises
I'm hee;n viii reading Of the roll call OF
members, and those VINO nav - 49,
designated will speak oi the a, nielliocss WI,
,sboh have died. The services VIII pe con-
Quoted bv Revs Il. H. Stephenson 50 ,9s., Paseol
of scott ii. +. Church, and q = c'yl NyaIlt
nastor az Harrison Street W r. Oit.l. Ohufen
D. Phillips is chairman OF th eommi''e'
of arrangements.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
LABOR LEADER OUT OF JAIL.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Winfield, Kas.. Juno IA. Z. Ireland
formerly a national vice-presdent Of the
American Federation Of Labor, was re-
leased from tho county jail, yesterday
having completed a sentence Of six months
for assaulting a non-union machinist
during the Santa Fe machinists' strike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
rhIladelnhin l,osnltaI.

William O'Brien, who was injured
On the British steamship Creigard, on
tuesday and sent from this city to
Philadelphia yesterday, is now in the
University Hospital for treatment.
He claims he was shanghaied on a
sailing vessel bound from Puget
Sound to Caleta Buena, where he
shipped on the vessel on which he was
injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
steamship Aground.

The steamship Roma from Sabine
Pass for Marcus Hook, with cargo
of petroleum in bulk, ran aground
Yesterday on the upper end OF Jan
Baker Shoal, Delaware Bay Shes
struck a little TO the east waru oI
the channel about a. M, and after,
ward floated with the rising tide and
proceeded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
Penslons for nnInWarrann.

Col. John Wainwright has secured
pensions for Delawareans as follows /
John McGovern, 90. A, Eighth Della
ware Regiment, sl2 a month from
February 18th, 1906; John Broomall,
70 =, l73d Pennsylvania Regiment, sl2
rom February 10th; Michael Trabold,
70 l, First Delaware, $40 from De-
cember 18th, 1905.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
A ROGER WILLIAMS MONUMENT
IssooIated Pres Dispatoh by Special wires

A1700lnToU FfN43 III 7IlIIII y 7T7lIII ~.
Providence, r. l., June 10. On the
spot where Roger Williams and FIVE com
panions aresupposed to have first landed
after banishment from Massachusetts,,
27O years ago, and founded Providence,
monument Of granite with bronze
panels and appropriate inscriptions was
unveiled today BY the Providence As
sociation Of Mechanics and Mauufac-
turefs
Tho monument stands IN Roger VIII
liams Square.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
JEALOUS LOVER SHOOTS WOMAN
AND THEN ENDS HIS LIFE
as.orl9ted pT.-e dispatch by speoiai Wires

Troy. N. ", June 13.-Because she
refused 20 receive his attentions, John
Carter last night shot and killed Mamie
stanton. 26 years old, firing three shots
into her head.
The murderer ran a short distance and
turned the weapon upon himself, dying
instantly.
Miss Stanton was walking down Ferry
street with a woman friend When accosted
by Carter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
RAILROAD SHOPS FOR MACON.
s.oclatea DO. plspatnh br speaIaI VIZ

Associated Press Dispatch BY special Wires
Macon. Ga, June l3.-The Central
Railroad OF Georgia has purchased Of the
City Of Macon, through the action Of the
City Council. q acres in the city reserve,
with the avowed intention of erecting
thereon shops to cost 81 100000
A new union depot is said 20 be assured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
AnnnsntIon Aaalnst oonduetor.

Charles Rash, a conductor for the
PEOPLES Railway Co. had a hearing be-
fore Magistrate Bradley, this morning
on the charge Of embezzlement and was
held under 5000 bail for the Court oi
General Sessions
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-13
Mr.. bryan Az sr pnEnRsRuRe.
win visit Parllaments and Confep Win
Popular Leaders.


Popular Leaders.
Associated Press Dispatch BY Special wireA
ST. Petersburg, Russia, June l3-Wil-
liam J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan arrived
here today from Berlin. They viii re-
main here until Friday, when they will
leave for Stockholm or Christiania, on
their way TO London, where Mr.. Bryan
will deliver an address on the Fourth
Of July. He expected TO witness the
coronation Of King Haalron at Christiana.
Mr. Bryan came to So. Petersburg in
order TO get a glimpse Of the Russian Par
lament and study at close range the
epoch making political struggle which is
convulsing Russia He has arranged to
visit the House tomorrow and confer with
the leaders of the popular movement.
Today Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan were tho
guests at luncheon, az the kleinmichel
Palace, of Ambassador and Mrs Meyer