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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-22

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-22

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-22
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Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

agents went to the Church of ST.
Clothilde at Paris to take inventory
the congregation resisted, and troops
had to be called to quell the riot many
people being wounded. Similar scenes
occurred at other churches.
Cost of the War to Japan.
The finance department of the Japa-
nese government finds that the total
cost of the war with Russia was 1,170,-
100000 ven. of which 100000 yen
was for the army and 1S0o00,000 ven
for the navy.
The New British Parliament.
The semiofficial returns of the Brit
ish elections indicated the new status
Of parties in the house of commons as
follows: Liberals, 37S; Unionists, 154;
Nationalist. 81; Laborites. 45. Out Of
the total 100 are lawyers, 70 are man.
ufacturers; merchants, 90; ex-army Off
GERS, 40; solicitors, 81; journalists, %;
shipowners, 20; authors, 10; mine own
ars, 10; doctors, 10; brewers, 10. Near
Iy all of the Laborites were wage earn
arS
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Of the union was fined $50 and SEN
fenced to like term IN Jail. Judge
Eoldom said it was not a question of
whether the injunction was right or
wrong. as thar would be decided in the
upper court. but while it was in force
it should be obeyed or else government
was a fraud and sham. Members of
the union filed a statement saying that
they were opposed to violence in any
form in connection with the strike.
New York Unions Enjoined.
On application of the Butterick Pub
fishing company of New York city,
against which a strike has been in
progress for some months, the supreme
court Of New York issued on Jan. 80
a sweeping Injunction against Big g."
as Typographical union, No 6, is known,
the Pressmen's union, No 81, Ben
Franklin Association, No. %, and the
international Printing Freshmen and
Assistants union, prohibiting picket
ms, boycotting. threats, intimidation,
violence or interference with the But
terick employees The court defines
picketing as making requests. giving
advice or ''resorting to any species of
persuasion, threats. intimidat ton, force
or fraud which operates to overcome
the exercise Of the free will of any per-
son connected with the plaintiff" Boy
cottiDg is defined as the requesting or
advising of any person to cease doing
business with the Buttericks.
Coal Miners Ultimatum.
The convention of the United Mine
Workers at Indianapolis, just prior to
its adjournment last week, voted def
nitcly in favor of insisting on the 1913
per cent increase in wages in the soft
coal districts. The operators no less
firmly had announced their stand
against an increase The miners at
once took steps toward the accumula-
ton OF vast strike fund, a tax of 81
a week being levied upon every miner
in the entire organization After this
action the convention adjourned sine
die. The strike that thus seemed likely
TO be begun April / will involve the en-
tire coal mining industry east and
west
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

inyestiga ting tie electromagnetic
politan traction merger as proposed by
Borough President Color 1t is CHARGED
by the opponents Of the Belmont Ryan
deal that SfoS.OG0.000 IN watered stock
and bonds has been injected into the
city's street car interests without the
purchase of single car or new rail.
The legislature also has been asked TO
interfere.
The Last of "Frenzied Finance"
With the February issue of Every
body's Thomas W. Lawson brings his
series of "Frenzied Finance" to
close. In conclusion he says that his
story is but the necessary prelude to
a proposition which he is about to
overwhelmingly, his remedy. He
says the elucidation of this, however.
calls for a different form of exposi-
ton.
After Insurance Restitution.
Two moves have been made looking
toward the restitution of funds misap-
piled by insurance company officials,
The Mutual Life committee has refer
red to Joseph H iChoate the question
whether it can legally bring action
against former President Richard A.
McCurdy and others to compel restitu-
ton of improperly applied funds. The
Equitable has started suit against
former Vice President Hyde for the
recovery of about $72, 900, representing
his profits in syndicates which sold Sc
curities to the society. The Equitable
has accepted the resignation of ChauD-
cey M. Depew as director.
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10
LEGAL-CRIMINAL
Collier Pursuing Me- IN.

Robert J Collier, the Junior proprie-
charge Of perjury home to Colonel Will
liam d. Mann, editor and publisher of
Town Topics, aud Mann has been ar
rested and released GA $4,000 bail fur
nished by his daughter. The Collier &C.
cusaton is that Mann testified falsely
in denying that he wrote 70. K W. D.
M Or a letter received by NJ E.
Wooster, the solicitor for ''Fads and
Eancies,'' from Count Reginald Ward.
Charles s. Wayne, former managing
editor Of the paper. had testified that
he saw Mann write the initials.
Justice Deuel. remained i'll at his
home for several days after the acquit-
tai 81 Editor Hapgood. and 1t was re-
ported that District Attorney Jerome
would move for his disbarnnent That
would force him off the bench
Van Scnack as Seapesoat.
William H Van Schaick. who was
caDt8in Of the steamer General Slocun.
burned on the East river. New York.
June Is, 1904, causing he death OF.
more than loo persons. has been
found gIiity OF not drilling his crew
and sentenced to ten years hard labor
In prison. A stay OF thirty days was
sranted pending an appeal.
This conviction and sentence are criti-
ftsed by those who recall that none OF
he steamboat directors or government
inspectors who shared in the response
bilfty for the Slocum's lack of life pre-
servers and proper fire equipment has
been brought to book.
Search For John D. Rockefeller
From the time that Attorney General
Hadley of Missouri sent out subpoena
servers for officers of the Standard Oil.
several weeks ago, John D. Rockefeller
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was not seen ct his New York or Cleye-
land residences, and nothing was
Known as to his whereabouts, although
it was rumored in a general way that
he had gone south.
Hunting "Jack the Stabber."
For over two weeks the entire police
and detective force of st. Louis was
on the hunt for a criminal with pecu-
liar mania for the superficial stabbing
Of women on the street. In one night
in the busiest section of the city more
than a dozen women came in contact
with this man and found that they had
received slight stab wounds. Suisse
quently several other women were sim
ilarly attacked on the street, in some
eases only the clothing being cut. The
person engaged in this criminal work
became known popularity as Jack the
Stabber." The papers received an
anonymous letter from man who said
he was the stabber and that he would
not be satisfied until he had stabbed a
hundred women
The Packers Versus Garfield.
The plea of the beef packers that
Commissioner Garfield had promised
them immunity was supported by the
sworn testimony of former General
Counsel Krauthoff of Armour & Co.,
Edward Morris of Nelson Morris q
Co. and Charles G.. Dawes, the financia!
genius of the beef trust, before the
jury at Chicago. Mr. Krauthof said
that Garfield had given him to under
stand that the president would not use
the evidence thus got in a criminal
prosecution Mr. Morris said Garfield
had told him the investigation was for
legislative purposes only and that aft
er Garfield had completed his report
he had returned TO Chicago and sub
mitted the proofs to Morris for approx
| al After this Garfield had demanded
| to see the secret profit and loss books
| Of the company.
| Rogers Needn't Answer Yet.
! Justice Gildersleeve of the New York
| supreme court has denied the applica
| ton of Attorney General Hadley OF
| Missouri for an order to compel Vice
! President Rogers of the Standard Oil
company to answer questions concern
ing the ownership Of the stocks of the
| so called Independent companies op
| Grating in Missouri. He thinks the
court of original jurisdiction should
await the decision Of the supreme
court of Missouri and does not consid
| er the materiaIity Of the questions pu
! by Hadley to Rogers.
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10
COMMERCIAL
Shoes Are TO Cost More.

At a recent Boston meeting of the
shoe manufacturers of New England
it was agreed that the price of shoes
must be raised in view of the fact that
the staples Of the shoe industry had in
creased 81 per cent in cost within the
last few years. This increase was at
trlDuted to reduced consumption of
meat, tending to scarcity of leather,
the use of shoes in the far eastern and
southern countries and increased con-
sumption Of leather owing to poor
quality. The manufacturers justify
their course by saying that they are
denied access to the open markets of
the world by the duty on hides, which,
they say. protects no industry, but only
trust ito levy tribute on the people,
Shutting Kansas Oil Out.
The independent oil refners of Kan
sas have appealed to Commissioner of
Corporations Garfield against an al
legged conspiracy between the Stand
arb Oil and the railroads to shut Kan
sas oil out of the market In Indian
Territory the Standard has given notice
that only one-third of the output will
be bought on account OF the proceed
ings Instituted by the state of Missouri.
Big Cut In Fruit Rates.
A reduction OF rates on California
fruit has been agreed upon by the
Santa Fee refrigerator car service and
the Armour refrigerating service. 1t
will amount to SO car from Sacra-
mento to Chicago and $3.50 to New
York An important feature of this
new compact is clause providing that
no rebates or special concessions shall
be granted to any shipper
Opposing New York Merger.
The New York city board of alder
men is considering tie advisability of
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10
PO LIT &c A L
overnor Macon Answers Bieelow.

Governor Magoon Answers Bigelo".
Charles E. Magoon. governor OF the
Panama canal zone, who Is also
member of the canal commission ana
the American minister to the republic
of Panama. but who draws but one
salary. is back home for visit and to
attend the meeting of the commission.
He contradicts almost every assertion
made by Poultney Bigelow concern
ing the state of affairs on the isthmus.
He says that a large part Of the lS,ooO
workmen are now engaged in making
the strip as healthful as possible by
drainage and the use of kerosene to
destroy the mosquitoes, by fumigatlon
and netting: that there is not single
gambling house or house of i'll repute
in the zone.
Socialists Demand Bathtubs.
The political programme of the So
cial Democrats of Milwaukee, Wis, as
outlined in their party platform, calls
for a modern bathroom in every house
at the expense of the city, but to be
platform calls for school text books,
medical service, legal advice, concerts,
| etc.
Pennsylvania Insurance Quiz.
| A joint committee of the Pennsyl-
vania legislature has begun rigorous
investigation Of the fee grating system
unearthed by the newspapers in the III
surance department.
New Ohio Legislation.
The Ohio senate by a vote Of p to IA
passed a bill abolishing capital punish
ment for murder in the first degree, but
providing that the death penalty may
! be inflicted for a second commission OF
| THAI crime. At the same time the bill
to abolish capital punishment for the
assassination Of the president Of the
! United States or the governor Of the
state was defeated. The house passed
! the McFadden anti-cigarette bill, so
amended as to apply only to dealers
and manufactsIr
Jersey Moves Against Oil Trust.
/ A bill has been introduced ia the New
Jersey senate by Mr.. Minturn, Demo
crat. asking for legal proceedings
against the Standard Oil company and
i its subsidiary corporations for the puf-
pose of FORGETTING their charters upon
grounds of violating the common law
las to monoBolies and the Ekins law as
TO interstate commerce.
| Third Term Interview Denied.
The remark attributed 10 Jacob Riis
that the president would accept an
| other term if he should not have been
successful N his contest with the mon
-ey power appears to have been ineor-
rectly reported What he did say was
that the president would continue his
tight not in the White House. but, per
haps, in congress.
AIdrich Denies Party Friction.
When asked about the report that the
president had issued an ultimatum to
the senate Republican leaders on the
subject Of railway rate legislation, Sen
ator .Aldrich replied that the president
and the leaders in congress were ''in
perfect accord so far as the general
principles involved are concerned"
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10
SOCIOLOGICAL
Projectors Of the United States.

Proprietors of the United States.
Cleveland Moffett, writing i'll Success
of the shameful misuse of wealth in the
United States. estimates the 5000 prin-
cipal fortunes of the country as fol-
lows Ten aggregating $2,0GO, OOO,OOo,
400 aggregating $3,000000,OOO, 4,5oO
aggregating S1OO00,O00,0
The figures indicate that 5000 men
actually own one-sixth of our entire ma
tional wealth. including money, land,
buildings, mines, industries, every
thing. At the same time it is pointed
out that more than 100000 families,
or nearly one-third of the nation, get
along on incomes of less than $500 a
year and two-thirds of the families on
less than $500 a year. while only one
in twenty families get $4,000 or over.
Mr. Moffett concludes that if present
conditions continue things will be
worse, not better, and every year will
show a more painful contrast between
the few who have everything and the
many who lack everything
Cleveland Criiicises Doctors.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland in
addressing the New York State Med
zeal society at Albany on the occasion
OF it's one hundredth anniversary
frankly criticised the medical profes-
sion for failing to take patients more
into their confidence. He thought 1t
| was their high and mighty aloofness
! that gave the quacks a chance to fool
\ the people. The ex-president also adj
dressed the legislature. He was hearth
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10
70 r EIGN
Nicholas To25ts William.

Nicholas To2sts William.
In proposing a toast to Emperor Will
liam of Germany before company Of
Russian and German representatives
at Tsarskoe Salo in honor of Williams
birthday, the Russian emperor said:
81 drink tie the health of the emperor
Of Germany, king of Prussia, my bro
Their and very dear friend The
warmth of these words, as compared
with the ears previous toasts, was at
once taken TO mean the virtual an
nOuncement of a new alignment or
the great powers of Europe in which
Muscoyite and German will stand
shoulder to shoulder as against Briton
and Frenchnlan.
The programme of constitutional re-
form for Russia has reached its final
stage Of discussion by the cabinet.
There appears to have been resump-
ton Of the mutiny among the Russian
troops at Yladivostok All engines and
cars ON the railroad had been seized
and many stations plundered. The
native population is known to be on
the verge OF starvation from repeated
mauraudings of the soldiery, and gen
eral uprising is feared.
The terrorists carried out their threat
at Tifis by assassinating General Girl
aznoh. CHEF Of staff of the viceroy Of
the Caucasus \ Georgian peasant
disguised as a house painter entered
the palace grounds and threw bomb
which blew the generals body to
pieces His coachman and soldier
were also killed. and woman passing
was mortally wounded. GriaZnon had
been savage with the rebels.
Denmark's New Ruler.
The accession of King Frederick
VIII TO the throne of Denmark in sue
cession to Christian IN, his father
who died on Jan %. was proclaimed at
Copenha gen next day by Prime Min
lister Christensen. Later the king an
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

interf ering in
any manner
with the opera
ton Of the print
ing es tablish-
ments of the
Chicago Typoth-
etae. At the
same time the
president of the
union. Edwin r.
Wri ght, was
fined 500 and
sentenced to
thirty days in
Jail for con-
tempt of court,
and a member
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

once and to live In answer the M
turned eyes resumed their natural an
gle and the voice. which had uttered
only rawlings of delirium, answered, "It
is too late" Dr. Quackenbos reioined
that it was not too late and ordered
the girl to assume control OF her phys-
ical functions. At once a change for
the better began, and he says that to-
day the young lady is perfectly well
and is singing in church choir.
Science May Create Animals.
Professor Wilhelm OSWALD of the
University of Leipsic in lecture at
Columbia university reviewed the work
Of Professor Loeb of the University OF
California and asserted his confident
belief that in time science may create
a type of life through chemical proc
esses approximating toward that Of
man himself He said that at first they
would be able TO produce only bit of
protoplasm resembling the sea urehin
that Professor Loeb has evolved. But
it would be step in the new eyOln-
ton. Professor OSWALD said he was
overwhelmed by the thought of the in
evitable probabilities as he knew shat
by inorganic processes organic beings
can be produced and he asked the
startling question. WHO knows blIt u
new order of humanity may be Great
edY He admitted that science e0pIt.
not fully explain the fact and phe-
nomena of life, but he thought that d
living thing was but "a matter of chem
istry''
A New Comet Discovered.
DR. William R. Brooks. director of
the Smith observatory at Hobart cob
lege. Geneva. \. Y, discovered on Jan.
27 another comet sweeping the north
eastern sky. 1t is bright telescope,
large. with considerable nucleus and a
very short tail. This is the twenty
fifth comet. discovered by Professor
Brooks
Continued on page eight.
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

found that the resolution was priv
ileged because addressed to the pres
ident as the head of the commerce COM
mission. Thirty Republicans vot-
ed with the Democrats for the meas
ure. and there was much comment TO
the effect that some members sought
in this way to get even with the Penn
sylyania management for shutting OH
on the issuance of passes.
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

state commerce
within the con-
troll of the in
terstate co m
merce commits
sion, including
all accessories,
such as private
cars, terminals,
etc. Just rates
stimulated traf-
fc and enc0ur-
aged business,
but if it became
necessary to re-
6ncn the earn
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

the Am erican
Association For
Advanceme nt
Of Science. He
tells how at the.
bed side of a.
young woman
at the point Of
d e a t h from
pneumonia and
whom the doc
tors had given
up. he took her
hand and by
conce n ira tin &
his mind had
commanded her
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10
LEGISL TIVE



Chairman Hepburn Of the house
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce called up the railroad rate
bill. Townsend of Michigan, whose
name was connected with last years
rate BILL opened the discussion for the
Republicans. He said the bill now be
fore the house would place all inter-
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10
I. B 0 r

Striking Printers Punished.
Typographical union, No. 16, which
includes the printers of Chicago, was
fined $1,000 jan % on the charge Of
violating an Injunction granted some
weeks ago by Judge Holdom against
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10
SCIE n TIFIC

Suggestion Cures Pneumonia.
Such is the remarkable claim put for
ward by DR.. John D. Quackenbos, the
we'll known fellow Of the New York
Academy of Medicine and member of
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

thef Of kings" He had continued in
active service almost to the moment he
was stricken. He would have been
eighty nine years old in April and had
been king for forty-two years. The
queen of England is his daughter, the
ear OF Russia is his grandson. the king
OF Greece his son and the new ruler of
Norway a grandson.
Churchnnen Resist Law.
The French government has met with
forclble opposition in its execution of
the new church separation law. When
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u o Il ID c e q MS
own accession
in a proclama-
ton to the peo-
pie. The court
has gone into
mourning Or
thirty w e e K 8.
a Ii d p la C e .
Of amusement
were closed for
a week.
Christian TX.
was known as
- a
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

An Absolutely Reliable Re-
view of the Leading News
OF the Week i'm Politics,
government, Education, La
Dor, Commerce, Religion,
Science aud Sports.
Morris tribune., 1906-02-10

Big Industrial War lmpends
as Mine Workers and OPP
orators Reach arting Of
the Ways Over Wage
and Day = The House
Strikes at Alleged Rail
road Monopoly and Fate
of Rate Bill Lies With the
Scratching Of Denmark
Dies Autos Beat Two
Miles a Minute.