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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29
TO TRY OUT PACKERS IMMUNITY.
Lawyers Fail to Reach an Agreement in
Chicago.

Chicago. Jan. 2S.-That the question Of the in
dicted packers immunity from prosecution must
be tried the facts became practical Ger
tainty to-day. when the last effort OF opposition
attorneys To reach ar. agreement by which the
case might be expedited failed. The hearing
that now becomes necessary win involve the
taking OF large volume Of testimony and viii
last for perhaps three weeks
AS the case now stands. the packers will in
trodUce testimony 10 substantiate their asser-
ton that Mr.. Garfeld's investigation clothes
the packers with immunity from criminal prose-
cution, inasmuch as they were compelled. they
say 10 produce evidence agaIns. themselves.
The jury viii decide questions Of fact which are
at variance. AMI the court will decide whether
under the facts found by the jury the inn
munity law protects The packers from trial on
the main issue under the indictment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29
WRENCH DROPPED AND TOWN BURNED
McGraw's Hand Engine Tied Up at Critical
Moment-Loss. $4,000.

Bi1Ehamto1. y. ". Jan 2S-Tho little Villas. OF
McCraw, four miles east Of Cortland. was threat
Pned with eIterWIuatiou by fr' early this morn
Ing which destroyed twelve oF tho fifteen stores aT
shops In Main-st.. with a loss estimated az Oo0
The loss was much greater than 90 would have been
had NOT the TillaE" been without adequate Hr4
protection. An old fashioned hand engine con-
Stitutes the village equipment. and that was uur
cut OF commission az the start by one Of the fire
dropping wrench into the valve. ar
rival OF apparatus from Cortland was an rhat
saved the entire village from d-srructI0u on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29
~ FIGHT HOSPITAL.
,r Island To5cns Oppose Pro
LCfg ''''''
- Establishment at Long Beach.

80, Long Island, Jan 2s.-Delegstions
L'.'' e-orn mis- village Rockville Cen
0; ;aAl@t and other places in Nassau County
- r., Cor Albany to-morro-s night 10 he
sd ~uesday. when Mayor McClellsn's
g-''1-'' -.s,e the CRY Of New-York TO purchase
DID rs,oh ard build there hospital. sana-
ll-s Or couvalcscents' home. comes up for
;Hl~ The Board OF Supervisors Will he
accompany the delegations and to aid
$50 ,-,,,,.sirg the passage Of the bill.
ia,- &c, features Of the bill are not known,
'..r,h'ynsr William G. Miller. who VIII
q ..e protestauts was unable TO obtain
-e'- The s.u 20 bring down with him last
rrtt- -.-,,..,T -, thu ,,,,,I7;-,,- ~, a,,,.-
-re kind proposed AZ Long Beach Not
,,ol5 il deprive the county Of one Of its
3 a.scaes bur it is felt that IT would have
~ - ny. the development of the nearby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29
PRISONERS BURNED IN JAZZ FIRE.

NacRae, Ga. Jan. 28-As the result or fire to-
night in the Telfsir County Jail five prisoners were
badly burned. several OF Their. possible fatally.
Jack Mcleod. accused of the murder Of Joe stud
still among them The origin OF the fire is uu-
known. but il is supposed 70 have been the work
az the prisoners iu effort 10 escape In the con
fusion and excitement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29

tain 70 pc remedied soon the real s.EnIHcanas
oi the committee oversight is fully known
SAVING THE PORTO RICANS-Captaia B. K
ASHFORD the young army surgeon. who has been
on duty IN Porto Rico. and has practically stamped
out the dreaded anRmia, which has killed 50 many
OF the natives in other years has submitted to the
War Department his plan for a league which shall
continue the benehcent work on a permanent basis.
Il Is proposed TO divide the island into districts In
each OF which there shall be hospital OF forty Or
hfty beds under two or three physicians. The
work is 10 be conducted under a central commits
sion, and all physicians OF rhs island viii be msrn-
hers OF the league The rural school teachers VIII
constitute means Of preserving the health OF the
people. and there viii be- I'm addition, weekly talks
90 the natives " no may not be otherwise reached
~ Is also proposed % publish pamphlets, when
shall give instructions and suggestions. Or. Ash
FORD, who is an enthusiast. and who has gained A
me reputation in his profession by reason OF his
achievements in Porto Rico believes that the
preservation OF the health OF the population ls en-
ttrely a matter or education. The disease which
mas Killed OF so many people IS due entirely 70 the
ignorance OF the natives and their methods OF liv-
Ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29
OFFER MANY ovgRcoATs FOR SALE.

BroNaw Brothers. Aston Place and fth-ave a-a
Offering special sale ~ winter 0vercoats for men
young men and boys. ar a reasonable price. Tn.
collection represents the latest STYLES and fabrics
en- sacks. They also call attention 90 their pals-
tots. surJouts. paddocks and listers The sale hs-
gins tl-llN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29

rHc -
80 r1bi- hearing on this subject before the Board
- estimate and AppCrtionment on February 9 rem
ss- II 'ikelv that The cys great need Of generous
---k and sa-atorIuu accommodations AT the sea
80 Will e1rr b. satisfied. Investigation shows
-s,. before tte ~irE act wisely in reference 10
.-s r-orcse5 park 2 Rockavay mass Of misin-
.--s.f-r and prejudice must be uprooted. AS to
.5s beach i-self there have never been two opn-
ions By aI who have visited it. Fl IS praised as
superb.
snrA the reader will see IN the illustration on
.-ts -ees The other view shows the attractive
sand dunes which stretch along the ocean and bay
SIDES % the peninsula and also through its interior
Swept by bot. .1= ocean and the nay preezes,
Rocksvav stands ike an island in the sea estab-
rs-ed there 70 give health ana pleasure 70 the
people Of the city
Advocates o. The purchase n the beach say This
opportunity will nor last Indefinitely With the
building OF subUavs and bridges the electrhcation
q. The Long Island Railroad trains In the city.
even 70 The borders of The proposed ROckaway
park and with tie early establishment OF first
class ferries between sheepshead Bay and Rocka-
way and also between the Jamaica Bay end o.
FIstbush-ave. and Rockaway. the accessibility OF
-f.s land viii be SO improved that its great growth
.r value mus, remove i forever from the city's
grasp
Rockaway. as ne crow flies IS only twelve
niles from tHe CRY Han while the distance 70
Jamaica BAY district and me growth Of population
;1ere mean that tle houevards across the bay 10
BockaVav. e. long demanded. must soon be built,
md when boulevard such the Flynn trolley
rad projected west u The Long Island Railroad
rrstie rs bully Then rrolevs can speed across
as~a.rl Bay n Er.Fa Just as well as they
TOW o. down C0-e- sv.ard-zve 10 that resort.
One criticism against EookaWay relates 70 graft
Tine and urHe again This has been called q
srar5si0ls scheme boosted lv politicians and real
estate Spectators 6ef~aud the city. This is in
HIlc21le. NOT because graft Is unknown, IN tnt
cys real estate operations hut because the first
direct bIsiressllke step which any one may take
n acquire The property reveals the fact that there
but ore man RS deal rf-H the owner himself. and
70 q vel known and -r-r-arIe business man. Ed
.arc =. Hatch ~ Lord 4 Taylor. is the owner. re
ready 70 sell f-s rra -.tv's use a tract Of more
thsr four hundred acres for less than half q the
[ree tre rr-r would have 10 pay certain railroad
Interests fo- lesser area ar RookaWay Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29
per, cent manufactures the remainder being AMI
WORK FOR PUBLICITY.
National Organization Issues State
ment of Purposes.

Washington, Jan. 2-Publiclty OF election contri-
buttons and expenditures and the formation OF or
CARNATIONS to promote these purposes in all States
urged in an address issued tonight by the Ma
tional Publicity Bill Organization The address
in part follows:
For the purpose Of eliminating by all appropriate
methods the evils resulting from secret CCntrtbu-
tons and expenditures Of large Of money in
elections meeting was held IN the city of Wash
lngtOn January L, 1896; an association was
formed. to be known as the National Publicity Bill
Organization, and this address was authorized.
The secret and corrupt use of money I'm the cleo
ton of the chief magistrate Of nation It's legis
dangerous menace the Institutions OF a free peo-
pie The prohigate use Of money for such purposes
enables the consolidated interests, ny secret con
tributions 20 dominate political organizations, de-
pTivng the many of their political rights 70 confer
them on the few
important measure Of relief is the passage Of a
national law requiring the disclosure. under oath,
OF every contribution OF money and every promise
Of money in national campaigns. ana. in case OF
evasion, providing for exposure detection and pun
ishrueut substantially SET forth I'm bill prepared
under the auspices Of this organization.
This organization desires promote the formation
Union in order that the proposed national law may
be supplemented by State legislation Of like charac
ter and as nearly uniform possible. This move
neDt has the support Of leading representative
mon Of the political parties and OF organized labor.
II concerns tho rights and honor OF every citizen
and the approval and active cooperation of all
earnestly invoked TO carry this reform 10 sue
Cessful conclusion.
FERRY BELMONT. New-York
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29
FRANK X. FOSTER. Massachusetts
The following committees are announced by Mr..
PaID1on4.


Belmont:
Chandler. New Hampshire, J. @. SChurmau. New
York; James II. Wilson, Delaware; T $. Stevenson,
Colorado. Norman Z. Mack New York. John r
Lamb Indiana, Charles 5. Hamln, Massa chusetts;
John IT. Clarke. Ohio: Charles W Knapp, Mis-
souri,. Alexander Troup. Connecticut; W. r. Nelson.
Missouri. Cromwell Gibbons Florida. John ".
BIodgett. Michigan. Frank X. Foster. MaSsachu.
sett = delegate Of the American Federation Of Labor
10 the British Trades Union Congress; James NJ
Lynch president Of the Internati onal Topographic
cal Union: James Wilson. Pennsylvania, president
Pattern Makers National League
Law COMMUNICATION NJ. Thurstou, Nebraska
Charles A Gardiner New-York John T. NCGraw
West Virginia Louis r. McComas Maryland
Crammond Kennedy. Washington: Hann!s Taylor,
Alabama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29

Nv many il is believed 10 be an effort
"a. o basrf-ar for consurptives from Staten
- 81, Long Beach. as il is known here that
.+-4re-ces ere being used 10 prevent the
,-stion ~ such q hospital on Staten Island
2. &c asserted here that New-York has ample
-,-r, AZ the fa~ end Of the Rockaway peninsula
M any such Institution as is proposed. The
sgr1-ession of the text Of the bin until to-mor-
~. within tverty-four hours Of the hearing,
=. Considered suspicious here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-29

tain 10 be reneded as soon as the real sEnlacanss
or the committee oversight IS fully known.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26
WILSON.

Mrs. James ST. John is much i'm
proved in health at present.
Thos. Shepard was on the SICK
list first of this week.
Price & Crafts saw mill was moved
away from Wilson last week.
A young daughter came TO the home
of Charles ST. John last week Monday.
Another dance will be held at the
Grange Hall on Saturday evening
June 2.
Charles Burch and Jasper Warden
have their new barns completed.
Miss Ruby Shepard is spending few
weeks at the home OF VIM. Burley in
Lakewood.
Dr.. Warne with his new auto has
been seen in Wilson several times re-
Gently,
Mrs, VIM. Rowland Of CharlevoiX
spent last week visiting friends and
relatives In this vicinity.
Mrs. George Bowen of East Jordan
visited her niece Mrs. Fred Holland
ann family on Friday last.
Miss Pearl Shepard who has been
stopping in East Jordan for some
time, spent the past week at her home
in this place.
Mrs. Baker is stopping at Fred Far
mer's at present caring for that lOIb
boy that came to their h, ME May 18th
A carpet rag social will be held IN
Alton on Thursday evening May 3lst
for the benefit of Elder alan. Ladies
will serve refreshments during the
evening. A cordial invitation is eX-
tended TO all.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26
Too Many For Oral.

1 wish to announce that the Alum
nj Association will not give the Gus.
tomary banquet for the Seniors this
year.
There have been four meetings, two
In March and two this monthly with all
the way from one to five in attendance.
Four meetings are all that are necess-
airy 10 do all the business preparatory
TO banquet, yet at only one meet
ing has There been enough present TO
appoint two committees of three
each. One committee Of two was
appointed to see members i'm town and
write those out o. town. Some were
willing to donate but were never
present. at the meetings. At this
time we needed them worse than
their money. l suppose this annouce-
ment is unnecessary but wish people
TO know that myself and few others
have tried
With apologies to the Seniors for
this shabby treatment l wish to an
ounce my resignation as president Of
the Association.
FIX PRES O. MIsENAR
p. S. ~ The reason d d It re-
sign at one Of the meetings was be
cause there were not enough present
to accept the resignation.
p 5. o. AS far as l am concerned
the next meeting of the Association
will be ION that beautiful shore
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26

When applied and covered with d
hot cloth Pnesalve acts like poutic
Best for burns, bruises. boilS, eczema
skin diseases, etc. Sold by Warne's
Pharmacy.
Chicago began TO clean house yester-
day, and the rest Of the world may ex-
pect a famine in scrubbing brushes.
Eat one Of Rings Dyspepsia Tablets
after each meal and you will not sui
fer from indigestion. Sold by Warne's
harmacy.
1t pours the oil Of life into your sys
TEN. 1t warns you up and starts the
life blood circulating. That's what
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain does. B;
cents, Tea or Tablets at Warne's
Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26
NOTICE BOARD OF REVIEW

The board of Review for the will
age Of East Jordan, CharlevoiH
County. Michigan, will meet at ii e
village Jerks ofice TUT sday d
Wednesday, May 29th and 30 II, 1906,
and will be in session from 900 m;
to leo p. III each day for the pur.
pose of reviewing the Assessment
Roll for the year 1906.
Dated, this Dist day Of May, 1906.
VIM A. Packard
Assessor Of the Village
Of East Jordan.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26

What we want is a good rate bill, no
matter who has changed opinions or
for what reason.
Mr.. Bryan does not care to run for
the presidency again, "WnIesS the cir
cumstances seem TO demand 1t" and
at the proper time he will make care
ful inspection of the circumstances
himself.
The Sultan would feel sighted #
the postman did not bring | i'm few
ultimatums in every mail.
The "you're anothei" tile OF argu-
ment now prevailing III ashinglOn,
must greatly perturb the shades Of
Truthful George.
Doubtless there are cases where in
nocent autOmobiists are punished
along with the guilty ones, but usual
~ the guilty ones are guilty enough
for both.
Only wind is needed TO spread ru-
mors but for reliable news you must
read your home paper.
Guaranteed garden hose.
StrOebel Bros.
Holden Bros, who control nearly
dozen different plays, will present
their master piece, What Women
Will Dc, at the Loyeday Opera House
OIL Tuesday night. The play will be
given full scenic production, the
same as seen in all the great cities
last season. This production is under
the personal direction of Mr.. Fl. NJ.
Holden, Seats on sale to-day Satur-
day, at Macks Jewelry Store.
The cleansing antiseptic and heal.
ing properties Of Pinesalve make IT
superior III family salves, Sold by
Warne's Pharmacy.
1t some counties 1t appears not to
be fully understood that county con-
ventions are TO be held as usual for the
election Of delegates to the republican
state convention. Republican county
conventions will be held in every
county in the state on the same day,
Monday, June Is. Delegates TO these
county conventions are to be selected
in the various towns and precincts by
the enrolled republican voters Of cleo
ton districts, aud therein is the only
change from past procedure so far as
delegates To the state convention are
concerned. The election Of delegates
to the county ventions takes place
Tuesday, June IL, on the same day in
eve y county.
For bloating b"lching, sour stomach
bad breath, malass imitation or food.
ard all symptoms Of indigestion.
Riggs Dyspepsia Tablets are prompf
a'd efficient corrective. Sold by
va ne,s Pharm cy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26
EVELiNE.

Miss Ada Crowell is working In
BOyne city at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dayid Gaunt called on
George Zimmerman Sunday.
Miss LOttie Cosow is stopping at
East Jordan.
Miss Elsie Holt and Celia Healey
WISHED Francis Staley Sunday,
Miss Annie Gaunt called on Mis-.
n. L. Cash Sunday.
Mr.. David Gaunt lost nice year
ling steer last week;it was found dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spence and family
ca d on Anne TOwsley Sunday.
George Zimmcrman's boys caught
a nice string of perch at lronton Sun
day.
Elder Ferril preached at the Three
Bells Sunday.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-05-26
EXCURSIONS
VIA THE
PERE MARQUETTE

ELK RAPIDS TRAVERSE CITY
Rate 65c
SUNDAY, June 3rd 1906.
Train will leave BelIaire at $50 a.
m. See posters or ask agents for par
ticulars.
ii. F. MoELLER, G. PA.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-29
HOLE I'M GROUND HIS BANK.
Purchaser Of Farm Digs Up $1o,15o
in Gold Coin.

Brandenburg, KY, Dec. ga land
deal OF unusual interest took place
here when 'Doc'' Prather Of Dead
Horse Hollow" near Payrlesville this
county, purchased the farm belonging
to Judge w. A. Basket and B. f. Bew-
ley. near Irvington, known as the John
L. Henry place, the consideration be-
ing 31o,150. A feature that made tho
transaction novel was that the pur-
chase price was paid In gold. The
money intsead of being drawn from
bank was dug from mother earth.
where 1t had been placed by Prather
for safe keeping"
Mr.. Prather came into town and bar
gained for the farm, agreeing to close
the deal by paying over the money. Be-
fore leaving town Prather procured =
lantern, remarking that "he would need
light to find his money" Consequent
Judge Basket, accompanied by Cash
Ter e. T.. Fontaine and Blench Allen,
went down to Prather's for the money
and the superstition is that the bank"
had not been Cracked: as they re-
turned with the yellow metal and de-
posted 1t in the local bank, thus clos
ing one Of the most novel land trans
action ever recorded in Meade county.
The farm purchased by Prather is
one of the best in the county and he
has done well to transfer his hidden
gold into a farm which will afford him
splendid opportunity Of starting an
other gold mine on his newly acquired
prOperty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-29

cars locally by the end of December.
as against 5000 In the month of NO
vember.
The Northern Pacific will have ham
died between 1900 and 1900 cars at
the end of December, as against b53 In
November.
The other roads do not show any in
crease worthy of mention, but the In
crease on the two big roads is growing
daily, and it is therefore believed that
the tie-up will not last long.
The grain figures for Duluth are not
available at the present time, but it is
generally admitted that the city re-
ceived much more wheat for shipment
to foreign ports than usual. This and
the coal shortage, according to railroad
men, had considerable to do with the
delay in shipments to Minneapolis The
fact remains that a great amount of
grain, particularly wheat is coming in
to the city at the present time.
Some wheat men assert that the re-
cent hearing before the interstate COM
merce commission had decidedly
wholesome effect, and that the roads
are all doing their best to relieve pres
ent conditions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-29
ADVANCED THINKERS MEET.
Historical and Political Authorities
Discuss Problems.

Historical and Political Authorities
Discuss Problenns.
Providence. r. l., Dec. 2S.-Eminent
authorities In history, sociology and
POLITICAL science resumed today their
discussions Of questions OF national im-
sportance in the meetings which are pc
ing held here under the auspices oI
Brown University. Men prominent IN
state histo, 'c.l sc .ietics and m ny wen
known college professors took part III
the conferences Of the American HIS
torical Association at the Rockefeller
hall auditorium. Chairman Max Far
rand. professor Of Leland Stanford uni-
versity, presided at the open conference
which was ION History in the College
Curriculum" Among the speakers on
this subject were Andrew G. McLaugh-
lin. professor of the University Of Chi
cago; Professor George F. Harrison, OF
the University Of Texas; Professor
John O.. Sumner and Professor III.
Morse Stephenson, Of the University OF
California, and Professor Samuel b.
Harding. Of the University OF Indiana.
The conference on "The Problems OF
State and Local Historical Societies."
was presided over by Chairman Benja-
min F. shambaugh Of the State His
torical Society of Iowa. The morning
meeting OF the American Sociological
Society, held in Rockefeller hall. was
devoted principally to business. The
American Economic Association and
American Political Science Association
met together in Sayles hall in the
morning, when papers were read on the
general subject Of insurance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-12-29
srAr1 70 FIGHT. TRusT.

sMinnseota May Mako Machinery. if
Harvssssr Company Doesn't Behave.
Minneapolis, Dec. 2s.-The state
board OF control will rect'mmend that
the governor Investigate the assertion
that the farm machinery combination
refuse to sell extras to persons using
goods furnished by the state prison
Irvine plant.
Tho report of the board has been
submitted to the governor. and It says
thatjS a proposed investiya tion shows
that the assertions are. based on facts.
the legislature will be asked to allow
the state prison authorities to manu-
facture farm implements as well as
hemp and twine.
The warden Of the state prison also
recommends that the lavr prohibiting
the sale Of Irvine to dealers until after
July l each year. be modified. This
Recommendation Is made because. In
the words OF the warden.
III We must have war with the trusts
give us an open field"
He contends that this limit prescrib-
ed for the sale Of twine gives the trusts
an undue advantage During the past
year the state realized $409,4 52.S7 net
from the state prison twirse plant The
farmers were benefited to the extent Of
9734,s7s during this period, and the to-
tai net profit was 41.144,426.s2 to the
state