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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
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ST. LOUIS. Oct 20 - Robert NJ.
Fraser. secretary Of the east bound
freight committee. yesterday again
refused 10 produce tho books and
records of the committee az the
hearing 81 the governments custer
suit against the Terminal Railway
association
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JACKSON. Ky. Oct Gilbert
HarFia. John Smith and John Al
nef. charged Nith the assassination
OF Dr q \ Con during the Breathiit
county fegd troubles. were admit.
ted 20 bail yesterday in the sum Of
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ATLANTA. Ca. Oct so.-The
body Of Rev Sam y Jones. was
brought here early yesterday BY
special train from hlA late home az
Cartsrsvilie. aud lay Ia state IA the
Ioiunda Of the state capitol until
late IN the afternoon. when II Was
placed In 4 receiving vault here.
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The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the Typo
graphical union will give a dance
aud card party at the Labor Temple
Tuesday evening. Oct %.
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WASHINGTON. n. c. Oct, 70
Gen. Funston left Washington yes
iofdsy for San Francisco to turn
over the command OF the Depart
menf Of California to Brig. Gen
John ] perEhing.
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NEW YORK. Oct 2a--rhe sum
Of i.0oo. 900 In gold coin was With.
drawn from the United States
treasury yesterday. presumably for
shipment 50 Canada.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

LONDON. Oct eo.--Hon Henry
iindhursi Bruce. eldest son Of Lord
Aberisre. and Camille Clifford. an
American actress. we're secretly
married under a special license by
the registrar on Oct II
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Gratis Of Chehalln county Opened the
campaign IN thiA city last night
with = rousinE meeting
STOCKTON. Cal. Oct, 70 Black
Diamond. a small toNn about 90
miles Wout VI stockton. waa visited
b. a fire about o'clock yesterday
morning resulting Ia the desfrue.
tlon of is dwellings. the hotel. two
saloons aud grucvry store. entail.
ms q loss II about Sc. 900. With par.
aal Insurance Ia each case u n
thought the fire was deliberately
set
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HELENA. Mont. Oct 2H.--A tole.
gram was received yesterday from
Kansas City telling Of the death ia
q hospital there Of Frank 7 Rob.
sftHnn. Of Helena. general manager
Of the Montana railroad, recently
acquired By the Chicago. Milwaukee
4 81 Paul system. and engineer Of
construction In Montana for the
Milwaukee.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
METCALF STARTS WEST
is ON MISSION OF PEACE
Certain Negotiations Are Still in
Progress Between State Depart
ment and Japan Relative to the Ex-
clusion of Japanese Students.
TPunii3h erS PreSS1

Washington, Oct. 27.-Secretary
Meacalf of the Commerce and Labor
left this afternoon for San Francisco
on his mission of international peece
between the United States and Japan.
Certain negotiations are stlll in prog
ress between the state department
and the government at Toxic through
the Japanese ambassador here. but
no explanation as TO their exact char
acter is forthcoming Several tele-
grams passed today between the de
partment of justice and the district
attorney at San Francisco. They pre-
sumably related to the instructions
which had been sent that official to
thoroughly post himself upon the case
of the exclusion of the Japanese pu-
pills from the schools at that place so
that Secretary Metcalfe MAY act adj
visedly in the matter Immediately
upon his arrival.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
The Government to File Suit
to Dissolve the Big Oil
Trust.
INTERESTING SITUATION
UNDER THE SHERMAN ANTI
TRUST ACT-lNJUNCTION MAY
BE GRANTED.
Publishers PrassJ

Washington, D. c., Oct 27-The
federal government. it is stated au
thoritatively, will soon go into court
and ask for the dissolution of the
Standard Oil company upon the
ground that it is a combination of the
monopolistic order and is operated in
restraint of trade. The action will be
instituted under authority of the Sher-
man antitrust law, and will be a civil
proceeding of the same character as
that taken in the case of the Northern
Securities company, which was dis
solved couple of years ago. Unless
the department of justice changes it's
present plans the suit will be filed in
the United States circuit court at ST.
Louis
Briefly, the prayer is made that the
court enjoin the Standard Oil COM
pany from continuing the business
methods it now employs for the al
Ieged- reason that the antitrust law
Is being violated thereby and restric-
tlons are being placed upon legitimate
trade. A permanent injunction will
De asked for. Not only will the Stand
ard Oil company as corporation be
named as defendant in the suit, but
individual officers will also be re-
qulred TO put in a defense It has
been decided to summon into court
such men as John D. Rockefeller,
Henry H. Rogers, William Rockefel-
Ter. John d. Archbold and others. who
nave become multi-millionaires
through their association with the "oil
trust. The object in requiring these
men to answer to the action of the
government is to plug up any loop
hole through which the managing
spirits of that stupendous enterprise
might wriggle.
The officials Of the department OF
justice profess to be absolutely GER
tain the government will be victorious
In Its suit against the Standard.
The evidence upon which the ad-
mlnlstration now expects to secure a
dissolution of the alleged oil trust
was secured by James R. Garfield,
commissioner Of corporations
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
" JOE" TAYLOR TO LEAVE
GETS A NICE PROMOTION
Richmond Man Connected with Light
Heat & Power Co. Goes to Terre
Haute in Advanced Capacity With
Company There.

J. D. Taylor, or rather Joe Taylor
as he is Familiarity known TO most
everybody in Richmond, is to leave
Richmod next Sunday and the day
following will have become a citizen
of Terre Haute Mr.. Taylor has been
in Richmond for a year and half
with the Light. Heat & Power Com
pany, as acting manager. He goes
to Terre Haute 10 become Superin-
tendent of Distribution of the Terre
Haute Gas and Fuel Co, a corpor-
alton which like the Richmond Light
Heat & Power Company is a link in
the chain of plants owned by the Uni
ted Gas and Electric Compapny of
New York. The transfer OF Mr.. Tay-
lor to Terre Haute is promotion and
one that is richly deserved. During
his comparatively short residence in
Richmond, Mr. Taylor has proved his
efficiency in business capacity and
he also has made host Of friends
who regret that he is TO depart
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
HUSBAND IS NOW
UNDER SUSPICION
Murder OF Mrs. Louis Fuller
at Goshen Resolves Itself
Into Mystery.
INQUIRY is UNDER WAY
RCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE is
NOT STRONG AGAINST THE
USBAND-PUBLIC CONVINCED,
HOWEVER OF HIS GUILT.

Goshen, Ind, Oct. 27.-The author
tiles are still investigating the muir
der of Mrs Louis Fuller at the Fuller
+ homestead and the husband is detain
/ ed in Jail till the inquiry is finished
/ Mr.. Fuller persists in his original
story, that he was awakened by the
sound of a shot and sprang from bed
to be met by a stranger who called
out, Stay up there, old man, or | will
kill you When he ventured down
stairs, he said, he found that en-
trance had been gained into the house
through a bathroom window, by re-
moving pain of glass, and that he
had been robbed of 1881 Al, which he
carried in his trousers pocket.
Mrs. Eliza Wolfe, mother of the
dead woman, old and BILE, says that
she heard her daughter cry out,
They've shot me-" and then a man
passed through her room carrying
what seemed to be dark-lantern.
then she heard a voice saying, Stay
back there, or I'll kill you," and she
supposed this was warning to Mr..
Fuller to. remain upstairs. She also
says that as she jumped out of bed
shot was fired at her.
The bullet killing Mrs. Fuller enter
ed below the right ear. taking an up
ward course, striking the frontal bone,
and after glancing down, lodged in
the cavity above the larynx. Mrs.
Wolfe knew that her daughter had
and this was found concealed
under the pillow, but 5000 in a cup
board, also belonging to her, had been
taken.
While public sentiment is strongly
against the husband there is moth
ing but circumstantial evidence upon
which to hinge judgement, and really
very little of an discriminating ma
ture. His friends, meanwhile, are raj
lying to his support.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28

"Unless weather conditions should
be such that will hinder, there will be
a heavier vote cast in Wayne county
TIL has been anticipated, and the
Republican plurality will be one
which will be satisfactory to all con-
cerned So spoke Chairman Gard
ner of the Republican county COM
mittee last night when asked as to
his views on the local situation.
Chairman Gardner also said that the
Republican poll in Wayne county,
which was completed some days go,
shows that the talk by the opposition
was groundless. The votes are in the
county for the Republicans as usual
and the only thing necessary is TO get
the vote out The Republican county
committee expects to see to it thai
the Importance of voting is uS5ed up
on every member of the party and if
this is done the plurality of the can
didates will be close TO the old figures
despite the fact that this is an off
year.
The poll in other counties of the
district also shows up we'll for the
Republicans and Chairman Gardner
said last night that apparently there
ws nothing to the coming election
save the extent of Congressman Wat
sons plurality, which will be in ex
cess of 5000
Arrangements are under way for
the Fairbanks meeting which will be
held next Wednesday night in the
Coliseum. Three hundred vice presi-
dents have been named by the coun
ty committee Chairman Gardner or
Charles w. Jordan will preside at
the meeting which promises to be
the very biggest of the campaign in
the Sixth district.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
Bomb ThrOWerS Wreck Cash
Cart and Get Away With
$4,000 in Coin.
FIVE ARE UNDER ARREST
MiTTED IN BROAD GLARE OF
MONDAY WHEN STREETS
WERE CROWDED.

St Petersburg. Oct. PA daring
in the center of this city by which
number of highwaymen got away
with 1880 from a wagon which was
conveying the cash from the customs
department TO the state treasury. Two
bombs were thrown in quick success
sion at the vehicle as it was passing
a corner near the Ekaterinsk canal,
close to branch of the treasury, after
which a rush was made for the wagon
by number of armed men, who after
exchanging hot fire with the gend-
armes escorting it, managed to secure
the booty, fed across a small foot
bridge spanning the Ekaterinsk canal
but leaving five of their number with
the police. Many bystanders sus-
tanned injuries as result of the ek-
plosions.
On refusal of the court which is
trying the members of the workmen's
council, to admit the report of NJ.
Lopussin, the former director of the
police department, TO Premier Stoly
pin, proving the police department
had caused incendiary proclamations
to be printed, and had organized at
tachs on the Jews, or to summon
Count Witte, Minister Of War Rudi-
ger, Admiral Birileff and other min
listers as witnesses to prove that the
council of workmen was sanctioned by
the government, the attorneys defend
Ing the 50 delegates withdrew from
the case. The accused men through
their spokesmen. NJ krustaleff and
Bronstein. then declared that they
ceased 10 recognize the jurisdiction
of the court. The court. to avoid trou-
bic, thereupon decided to proceed with
the case without the presence o.
either lawyers or the accused. Such
a procedure is quite customary under
the present revolutionary conditions
n Russia.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
HEARST ON AUTO TOUR
MAKES DOZEN SPEECHES
Incide ntaIIy he Created Big Sensa-
ton by Reading a Letter Sent by
independence League to Chief
Judge Cutler.

New York, Oct 21.-In a whirlwind
automobile tour of Brooklyn and
Queens county tonight William R.
Hearst addressed a dozen large meet
ings and incidentally created
another political sensation
by reading a letter sent
sent by Attorneys of the lndepend-
ence League to Chief Judge Cullen, of
the court of appeals, in which Judge
Cullen is asked to have the court OF
appeals pass Immediately upon the
opinion of the appellate division of
the supreme court, ruling out the In
dependence League candidates in
many districts. In the letter, which is
unique, Judge Cullen is asked to take
such action as is possible to pro
tect the independence Leaguers.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
A NEW POSITION CREATED.

The Pennsylvania company has ere.
ated the position or general master
mechanic of all the main line shops.
l. B. Thomas, master mechanic of the
Altoona shops, has been selected to
fill the new position. This paves the
way for many more promotions in the
motive power department of the sys-
tenn. The Pennsylvania has also adop-
ted new system for preparing men
for promotion. Foremen will be trans
ferred periodically from one depart
ment to another, that they may be-
come familiar with the requirements
of each. The same opportunities will
be given to assistant foremen.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
Riotous Actions at Reception
to President RooseveIt'S
Daughter Yesterday.
WOMEN CREATED SCENE
ABOUT THEM IN ORDER TO
SHAKE THE HAND OF MRS.
LONGSWORTH.
publishers Press1

Logansport, Ind, Oct. 27.-Fighting
for a chance to get near Mrs. Alice
Roosevelt Longworth who accompan.
led her husband here on a campaign
ing tour in behalf OF Congressman
Fred Landis, hundreds of frantic and
hysterical women pulled at one an
others hair and tore each others
clothes at the meeting where Con
gressman Nicholas Longworth was
the star performer today.
In anticipation of some such trouble
as that which occurred at Columbus,
o., recently the city police had been
reinforced by squad of Pennsylvania
railroad special officers, but the COM
bined force was powerless to prevent
the open fighting among the eager
women.
Hundreds of persons, women for the
most part, had assembled at the rail-
road station and when Mrs. Long
worth appeared, accompanied by her
husband, there was great rush for
ward to see and get near her. She
seemed TO relish the experience how
ever At the meeting another large
crowd assembled, hoping for chance
TO speak to the Presidents daughter.
Mrs. Longworth, in order to satisfy
her admirers, held an informal recep-
ton after the meeting and shook
hands with 5000 persons who filed
past her It was at this time that
the worst crush occurred. While the
half crazed women who wanted to
meet" her and feared she might tire
of the performance were struggling
to get near the young matron who
stood on the platform, many of the
women were wrecks by the time they
reached her side.
Mrs Longworth proved that she is
her fathers own daughter and stood
braveIy by her task until she had
greeted every one who wanted to
shake her hand
Congressman came to Indiana to
help out Fred Landis in his fight for
re-elsction to reciprocate for the work
Mr. Landis devoted 10 his Ohio cam
paign. From here the party went to
Marion
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
New York is Startled by a
Crime That Has Unusually
Interesting Story of a Dual
Life of CIubman.
LOUIS HAMPTON KILLS
BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL
Had Been at Hotel For Two
Days Past-Bodies Found
In Room YeSterday-Story
of an Awful Tragedy.
Publishers Pressl

New York. Oct 2T-Louis c. Hamp-
ton, assistant secretary OF the United
States Trust company Of this city,
shot and killed Victoria /. Taczkow.
q beautiful young woman. in the Hotel
Griffou In West Ninth street. and then
committed suicide. Hampton was in
fatuated with the woman and they
had been sven together many times
during the past month. They had
been at the hotel where the tragedy
occurred since Friday. Whether or
not the tragedy was the result of
pact between the man and woman to
die together has not been determined,
but the circumstances seem to show
that the young woman had agreed to
die with her companion.
Hampton, who was about so years
old, leaves a wife and two children.
Miss Taczkow was % years old and
mother. She was employed in 4 Fifth
avenue department store.
The United States Trust company
OF which l.. G. Hampton was assistant
secretary, is one of the largest and
strongest trust companies in New
York. Ex-Secretary Lyman J. Gage
was it's president until recently and
on his retirement Edward w. Sheldon
vas elected president and Mr.. Hamp-
ton for some time acted AZ secretary.
Friday morning Hampton entered
the hotel accompanied by a woman.
and going straight up to the hotel Of
fice, he registered AS "Mr and Mrs.
Sinclair, Burlington, Vermont" The
woman who accompanied him was an
handsome brunette. She
was fashionably dressed and carried
in her hand small travelling bag. The
couple took breakfast and then went
to their room.
Nothing having been heard or seen
of the couple. the room was opened
with a pass key and the mystery was
explained. On the floor at the far end
of the room. by large mirror and
dresser, lay the man, stretched out
on his back, in his right hand was
clutched a revolver, while his hat was
held tightly in the left hand. A shot
fired into his mouth had entered his
brain. killing him instantly Directly
in front was the bed and on il was
the woman, also dead. Her feet were
on the floor while her head was rest
ing on the bed clothes, with her left
arm shielding her faces In her arm
were three bullets. none OF which ap-
peared much more than flesh wounds.
but right under the left srmpit was a
fourth wound, the bullet evidently
the heart.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
THE DEATH OF MARY HILL
es Away After Long illness
Daughter of Rev. G. n. Hill.

Miss Mary Hill, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Hill. died at i: 80
o'clock this morning at the home,
North Twelfth street. She had been
i'll a long period with lung trouble
and two months ago returned from
Colorado where she had gone a year
previous in the hope that a change
of climate might be beneficial She
was a much-beloved young woman
and her friends were legion. In addi-
ton to her parents, two brothers. Ed.
Hill. of this city and Harry Hill, of
Boise, Idaho, survive.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-28
Under the Two and a Half
Cent Schedule There is a
Saving to Travellers.
THE COMPARISON is MADE.
BE OF MUCH MORE IMPORT
ANcE TO PERSONS WHO TRAv-
Ell A GREAT DEAL

Next Thursday morning the new
schedule Of passenger rates on the
Pennsylvania railroad will become ef-
fective and Richmond travellers will
profit thereby TO considerable de-
gree Especially will the two and a
half cent rate be of Importance to
persons who travel great deal. The
new schedule of fares has been re-
ceived at the local ticket Office of
the Pennsylvania, and the following
few comparisons serve to show just
what the saving will be on tickets
from Richmond: