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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
O e. n. g f u Z 6 9Ieuen n.
lanai.
lama |.

@abinstun, Is. Mdr3. -
Sen. Osmaib 8. grnf bon Der 3anal.
tommifion mar 6eute Dor benz ST.
natsfomits ftr iuteroseantf9e 2andle
uno fpra8 fdr sinsn S9lsuientanaI,
ME sr bon Der WinOritdt bes yeiratbes
Der Snssnisure smpfoblsn III. ct
iasts, S9ife bon 900 SUB 2dnse
t0nnter boafdnoie ft9er hur9 bic bret
prOiettirteu S9leufsn BET @atun &c.
bra4t ueroen.
Gen. grnf faste fsrnsr, bab Elm
S6lsuisnfanal tpsiiser aIs BITE 6dlfts
zines Ranales auf benz Wserssipisgsl
totem ufroe unb In Der balbsn .3eit
gebaut uerbsn f6nnte.
Bonn militdrif9en Stanbpunfte aus,
iaste Der General, isien beios proietts
Dsrtuunbbar uno sr iei ni9t bafir ben
2anal 3u elmer militdrii9sn Stequng
gu MAIDEN. Der aanal ioute neutral
absr unter ansritanii9er Qontrols
iein. Jn sinem 2risss nit ben Der.
Staten tuirbsn sis 2ommanbanteu
auslduoif&sr S9iHs taum tuaeen, ben
SanaI 81 benuBsn.
Der 2etden uub b.
g totton. Sal, 26. Wdr3. -
Bic 2si9s zines Wannss. bic auf BEN
Babnbofs Der Southern gaeifc In
sinsm 2ofsr esfunosn tpurbs, TIT als
Die gilbert q. Megiear's, elmer anss.
ffsltsn Der &apbibs.@ rube 3u Sames.
toun. Sal, srtannt porben. Die go.
Ii3si bsrbaftsts 81 antiO3 6rau Ga Ooul
oosr Grau Wcgiear. mie fe f9 ielbf
rlannts. sic fol ben 2ofer gsfaufi
babsn, in benz bic 2ei&e sefunoer
tuurbs, unb au9 ben Strid, NIT mel
1em oerielbe bert1ntrt mar. Jq'
Wann lsbt in almaoor gountp. War
nimmt an, oaB i6r Elm Wann gebolfer
babsn mub, usnn he oas 8erbrs9er
begging; osnr Regienr mar iebr har
9sbaut. gr bate $500 In Baar, uni
M %bermutbet. baB Raub Der 3rpet
oes gerbrsdsns mar. Na9 ben Anjei
Den uuroe Wcgiear bur9 Elm Witte
betdubt uno banr In ben 9ofer &C.
preBt, in BEN er srfidte.
Stod.to n, gal., 26. Mdr3. I'll!
6ran 2erour su antio9 nerbaftet muir
be, gefanb He, baB McWirar an
Samfias Rnrsen bon Zoe Niusr 2ar
bolidure bsigebra9t tuorben fet, bod
babe fs nit Der Sa&e Ri9ts au tbun
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
9as @aus mil iparen
llnb benl swefluim 9rndel Ofentlider Sotumertt
ei1 G1be maiden.

General Gruf Dor benz genatsGomte fr &anale. = Ser 9edenfnno 80
etudtun, GaI, aufgeadrt. - a6ergldabi9e gfeaer 80 @feuphis in
SfnneHee. = YrGibent unS IrbeiNcOmuifGr. - 8rhdeu
in Soma fortged1en. &f' i'm Sndtbauk.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
Aartrrfe MISUNDERSTANDING.

Smnser Nr5t (oer cine
Onmmbeit semadt hat): Cine @utb
babe i9 auf mid. oaB ih mid slsi9
IN eigene 8ebanolung nehuen t0nnte."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

Sante (3u ibrer aus Der @dule
tommenosn Ni6te): Stun, gls9en.
mas baft 0u benn bsute auf9"-GIs<
den: rwleinen neuen 9ut, Tank."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
9rnberrf.

,Sate, fauf' mir 8u4seiden!"-
rTai6t nOtbis = % bafte e paar &ou=
bpus!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
9erfehlt.

...Sbre Sunsens baben ooh cine
Mense gelo perituoirt?"-rSa! Mber
Der ein5ige, Der babel s'i4eit ~seporoen
lit = bas BIN 3d."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
DER kietue Maufntun,,.

2ebrer: rWas madt eine 9enne,
tpenn fs elm 81 selest bata"-Sfaafs
den: Sc apiiirt's, 9err 2ebrer!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

Badfifh (ber pom 8rautpaar
beleioigt tpuroe): Sra nartet, alein
laFe i9 guh Big aur 8oAaeit niua'
mer!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27

5tuUeI gu ueIpuuSH. SIle NttuBe oSo
Morbes gibt He ni9t an.
Or. Dun, elmer Der ser3te. tpel4e
bic 2sidsni@au bornabmen, bebaubtet,
oaB S9ldge auf ben 3opf cine Ron'
aefion beg 9lutes i'm 8ebirn unb ben
$ob Regiear's perurfa4t bditsn.
Bon @ift isisn feline An3ei6en oorbans
ben.
u rsldubt9 Reeer.
Wemphis. Ssnn., rs. Wdr3.
Weil cine esiFsssef6rte Ns9erin pro-
pbeseit bate, bic Stabt Mempbis psroe
am ~. Mdra our9 eiuen Sturm GER
f6rt tperben. baben bisls a~bsrgldu.
bif&e Reser beute bic Staot perIahen.
3mei Oosr bret grtraatise NIT Sli&t.
lingen 9sben beute Ibeno ab.
G9t p eesb.
Wabington, rs. Wdr3. -
prof. @bas. ONeil, Der Arbeits'
tOmmifdr, benz bie geidwerben Der
federation Of 2abor weseH gerlesung
oes adtfunbenseisses sussben wsrben.
bate beute cine .nnterreoun9 nit benz
Vr1f0enten. TieIer III entfh!oHen.
oarauf 30 fshen, baB oas N9tftunoen.
geiss, uis ss III, bur9gefibrt uirb.
st beauftragte 2ommi6dr Neia bic
ibm borgeleetsn Gdls ssnau 3u prtifen.
griden Ortgeriffen.
W @itp, Sa., rs. Wdr3.
Der Rssen Isbtsr Nadt bat srOBen
S9abel anssriatst. Die Bride Der
Great WeRsrn Baba iber ben Wilom
BAD, bic Bride Der Soma Central
iHbIi9 bon Walsp unb sine 8rfde
wefIi9 bon bier, ino meg. Die gabn.
betten fno farf aussewai9en.
u nteru d lungs 6 o m | E.
8, O., rs. Wdr3. Die
republitanii9sn SsnatOren DEED unb
sites srtldrtsn, fe utirbsn ben Sibun.
gen bes @omit.s ni9t bsimobnen, bas
bie 6fentli9eu 4emter bon Cincinnati
unb bamtltot 90. unteriu9t, trerr
ni9t Elm 3. rspublitanif@sr Senator
benz gomite 3ussfhet tperbe. Sopsti
beftano oahelbe aus senannten Repu.
blitansrn, bie ni9t tbsilnabmen, unb 8
Semotratsn.
Q lutuersieBen IN 3 e I.
baue. .
Sefferon @itp, no., 26.
Wdrs. als beuts Worssn Der Wdrter
Samss WOoo I'M 3u1tbauis ben, Reasl
anosrion bic 3sle bHnsts ffhrate f6
oieier auf ibn, bra2te tim eins t0ot'
li4s Wunbe In Der Bruf Bet unb Hob.
Wooo ianbte anoerion cine 2ussl
mad, bic ibr 3ieI perfsbIts. Saraui
febrie anoer!on 3urtd unb bra9te iei.
mem Opfer NOD 2 Slide BET; oanr
Hh9tste er auf oas Dad, na9oem el
mod 2 Strdaines, bic ibn feRbaIteu
MOLTEN. gsfdbrli3 berlebts. Anoerior
tusbrts f9 osr3psifslt unb muros
i&lieBli9 BON ben Wd9tern eri9Ohsn.
6 bsmaIise 9 antbeamt
berbaftet.
gittsburg, 26. Wdr3. Sn Der'
binhune nit benz Banferotte Der On.
terpriie Hational.g anf bon MIegbent
I'M leBtsn OCTOBER tuurben beute fun
ebemalise Beamte bon Silfsmari4d0sr
~berbaftet. @s Rnb: 5oref 9. Ni9oIs.
Wm. 8. anbreps, gbas. Wen3etter
SEQ. II. Stallion unb 6. %. McDeil
len. Die Inflasen lauten auf falf&,
gu9ungen uim.
@eifes3u I anbunter.
u9t.
phiIabeIpbta, Is. Wdr3
Sobn s. Wc@aHrsp, meI9sr bur9 Ell,
Jenfer 3wsi S&hRs In bic Wobnun,
bes frtberen &i&ters 5amss gap Cor
bon. Wapor Weaber's pribatanmalts
feuerte unb ber6aftet tuurbs. 1T unite
$4,000 Birgi&aft sefsfIt unb pirb gu
feinen 9eiRes3uRanb untsriu@t. Wec
@aHrep mar f9on sinmat In sineu
Srrenafple.
Nertebrsf6runq.
06Ynffe mia o. mXv.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
@roBtemer.
4 Teuerwebrleute toot unn elm
SnBeno perleBt

" @'uAd' Oh ~
mem 6'f6dissn 8adfeingebGube an
OOtulua uno &eoforb etrabe tuuroe
BURG cine erplofon Elm 5suer berur-
iaAt, Oas 10 raid um f9 grif. bab
loon nod As Minutsn Der gau Elm.
f%irsie. Wsbrere Mdo&en iprana.n
aus benz 2. Stodtperte in bic Mettunas.
reBe. biele anbere tuuroea tiber bic Sell
tern gerettet.
Die goli3ei trieb bunberte bon ge.
tuobrsrrl aug ben nd6fen 6duIern.
3psi ~anftobenbe Wtetbsfafernen muir
ben bur4 bic F~irsenben Mauer1 t6eil.
tpeiie aertrtmmert.
Wter Jeusrtpebrl.ute purben bemubts
log na@ einsm 5OipitaIe ssbra9t; fs
trarett our4 ben &au9 iibermdltigi
DCrben.
S4lieblt6 fanbsn z @ebdube In
grano. als oie 6lumnteil urb bic
6iss sttpas na8aeIaHen batten. murbe
Geuerpsbrmann Dennis 6ealp aus ben
8rtimmern ge6Olt; er ftarb balb Boz
rauf.
Gin Staltensr uurbe ebenfnns fGmer
bsrlebt.
9Orf. 26. Mdr3. spdtsre
Na6fori4uneen ereaben, baB mod 8
t~peitere 6eueruebrleute BET benz Branbe
umgefommen fnb. Sbre @amen fnb:
Sobn @ali6, Geo. 6. garifman unb
Sbos. 6. Salpin. Gin Subsnb 5euer.
trehrleute wurbs bsrlebt. Der Sa9-
i9aoen TT $500, 000-$400, 600.
e 9aoenfeuer.
&aleis 3, g.. g., 26. Wdra. -
Bon 5apettsbiIe tuirb esmeIbet. bab
elm Geuer, tpel&es tn Grant Sborn.
toms S6nittmaarenlaben ausbra&,
leste IL 2dben In af9e unb ri9tete ei-
men S9absn bon $3.50. 900 on.
2osan9eGss. @aI., 26. Rdr3.
Cine 2abeloepsfde bon Bunbestreis.
ri9tsr 5. s. gOice aus Suneau.
glasta, an bic LINES" melbet, bab
Der Ort Wranssf In Mlasfa faf boil.
fdntis ab%sebrannt 1T. Sober 2aben
TT serfi0rt uno Ollie 1T brinasnb nutb'
tpenbig.
Qoneren3s@ o m {.
WafbtnstOn,'2 rs. Rdr3. Gas
Ronferen,.@o omit iibsr bic Staatsnbin
bielt beHts feline erfe Sibung. Wan
einiste i9 tiber zines Der tleineren
amsnbemsnts; bic 6auptfrage, Oh
ari3ona unb Rsw Wer;eo suselaRen
tpsrben folsn, far1 ni9t CUR gerbanb-
lung. Man min 3uerf bic tuentser
piatisen etrsitpunits erleoisen.
inert ID nnaIl.
@oatesptIIe, pa, rs. Wldr3.
Wdbreno U. 9. S.euart bon Saban'
mob. Mo., In sinem Waggon, bsfen
2abuns boz, @sfagsl ct nod Neu Dorl
bra&ts, nit ben GiBen auberbaIb be,
8btr faB, btieb er on einem 3wif&eu
ben Sslsiien anesbra6ten 2aune bdn'
gen unb murbe aus benz Wasen aeao'
gen. Ct tuurbe nod benz bieRgen 30
ipital ssbra9t, mo er In tpenigenS tun'
ben ieinen DerIebunsen erlag. =
Steuart bate einen @rebitbrtef gun
gstrage bon $4,000 auf elmer Hen
Dorter Bant BET fi9.
u u4ung gegen Der
OeItruf +.
0etp BORT, &c. Wdrs. Sobr
.. ardbolb. bsr @iee' prdfbent oe'
STANDARD Oil Co., mar beute be-
0auptssuge In benz @erb6re. tuel1el
BON benz @eneralanualte Wihouri'!
Saolep, Dor BunbestommiRdr Sanborr
9efibrt tpirb. Nuf bie 5rage Dob
lens: .@er 1T Der lettenbe @etf tn be-
STANDARD Oil Co.," eruioerte Ar4
bolb, bab bieielbe aus elmer Wereini
gung bon Snbipiouen" beffebe.
ar9bOlo srtldrts, Sobn .. @cde
Teller babe ni9t ben Wunf&. irgsnl
wsl9sn Sraesti aus3uuei&en. bic au
ben gsssnmdrtigen proseb ge3ug bdt
ten, tuenrl 0ablsp nod Safe Wooo &c
ben tpoue, tperbe CT finoer, bab Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-27
3mgsent9(etimn8.
9 Ysrioneu tpbt, Is perleBt.

8a5n rannte auf Der i1susa Strede, 26
Weilsn tueitli6 bon bier In cine aus'
pai9una; 6 psrionsn tpurben get6btet
unb Is bsrlebt.
Die meiffsn Sooten befanoen f9 IN
elmer 4abuie am binteren gnee bes
3uges. binter Der 2abuie befano fi9
elm i6usrsr WaRertpaser1 bon 5tabl.
Die 2abuie iant tisf In bas aufgss
wei4te grore!9 unb purbe bon benz
nadfolsenoen WaHsruasen jeroriidt.
5aff gu berielbsn 3sit uuroe bier In
Der Ndbs Der mittlersn 8o9en Der
Bride tiber ben platte- JluB bon ben
Slutbsn fOrtgsrifsn uno ss mar utls
m6sli& 3ase mad Der nnslhdsfdtte
gu isnosn.
. maba q, Web., 26. Mdr3. Der
Bee" pirb bon CASPER. @po.. ssnel.
bet, bob bel Der 3ugsentslsiiung 10
2eute eet6btet unb IL berlebt uurbsn.
Gra1f.
8 m q, ., 26. Wdrs. u. s.
Sloane. Der Conductor Der penniplbas
nia Sabu, tpel4er fd gefern Der poe
Iisei isnts unb ersdblte. er Eel IN einem
3ugraub bel 8alsna, ST., bstbeiligt
sstpsisn. lsiost an @sbirnentsinbuns
unb it balbbewubtlOs I'm 9Oipital.
gertagunsb er2esisIatur.
Columbus, o., rs. Mdrs. Sn
DER 2egislatur bsffebt bic filidweis
ssnbe usbsrsinbaruns am nddfsn
Wonta9 gsrtaeuns Biz 1908 eintretsn
3u IaHsn. Die Mitslisoee slauben,
bab es fir @oupsrneur pattifou, tpenn
sr am 2sbsn bIsibt. cine grobe grlei6.
teruns fein miro. Fd ni9t nit lesis'
latibsn gngslsgsnbeiten beiddftige1 3u
mthen.
Garab Sernbarbt.
SaIIas, Ssr., 26. Wdr3. -
Sarab 8ernbarbt trnt beute Nbsno
bter In r@ami1e" auf. Die Dor.
fs1ung fanb In einem srOben 3elts
ifatt. Der 3ubrang NOR riefg.
Sprnabo.
perrp, Did,. rs. Mdrs. 9urd
einen Sornabo. Der ihbli9 BON BiI.
Iinss losbra@. muroen 8 perfonen
berlsbt urb bisle 6duier 3srR6rt.
Cine million g 9aben.
Nsmpprt, q. Wdra. Geuer
ssrf6rte bsute ben 9ambfer .plp.
mouth" unb bas nbroli9e Gra9tbaus.
s9absn 81. 900. 600.
aus MIgeetras.
90 abtn9ton, 26. Mdr3. -
Oas staatsbepartemsnt erbielt bon
9 ,tf9after Wbite aus Mgeriras eine
Depeiae, bab bic gonfersna cine Ser.
sinbaruns In Der pOliaeifrase 70 gut
tpie srrsi9t babe. ginaslbsitsn Fnb
ni9t betannt.
Reifer mieber N I n | + I.
SprtugfieIb.O o, rs. Wdr3.
General 8. Warre, 2eifsr tuurbe beute
bon ben aepublifanerr bes z. Difritts
tuieoer fiir @oHgrsb nominirt.
Smoot. Yro3eb.
Babtn9ton, rs. Mdra. -
Sn benz Sale 9eseu ben mormonii&eu
Senator Smoot bon Utah ftbrte BIZ
Tertbeioiguns bsute benz Senatseomitt
fur Wablen gntIafunssseugsn Dor.
Sas SntersKe an benz proseFe, be,
nun f9on atpei Sabre bauert, f&eini
febr na4geIaRen au baben.
g 4eintobte tommt G,
oer3mi9 d.
Clarence, no.. rs. Mdra. =
Grau %. 8. @rifith, bic Satin etne!
bieFaen betannteu Burgers, farl
gefiern Ra9mittag bier ait eineut 6era
leioen. I'm Greitas lebter 9Do&e bait,
man Trau @rifitb Is Minuten FL,
tubt angefeben, Rs fam aber pieber Al
f&, als Der 2ei&enbefatter ibr falIde,
gebib aus ibrem Wunoe nebmer
MI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
ST. PETERSBURG
ELECTION IS A
COMPLETE FARCE

81. petersburg, April 2-The elections OF
workmen within the limits OF St Peters
burg proper occurred yesterday. preceding
the elections 10 the municipal convention
mere, which In turn will elect six members
10 the lower house Of parliament But the
balloting of the workmen was almost os
complete farce as were the elections
fortnight ago in the bigger factories out
side the city
The latter's representatives will partici-
pate In the provincial convention and the
former take part i'm the St Petersburg
municipal convention. out OF 81 establish
ments, the workmen OF 20 boycotted the
elections, and OF the remainder only the
minority voted. and of those elected about
one-half We're constitutional Democrats
and the other half conservatives or mem-
bers OF the BLACK Hundred" as they
are now popularity termed
one man elected is now in prison and
another declined TO accept election for
fear that II would subject him 10 nersecu
ton NJ Oushakoff. one OF the delegates
chosen. II superintendent OF the state
printing ofrice and chief OF the "Independ-
snt' workmen's party. which, like the IA
nous Zubatoff organization is considered
interior. VIZ
The delegates OF the workmen outside
the city who had previously been elected
simply went through the for mof select
Ing candidates for the provincial conven-
tion. A number OF them had been arrest
ed since the elections and only ~ ap-
peared az the meeting They chose four
FrogressiNes and four Conservatives
The edition OF tho Russ published today
was conilscated by the police owing to tho
publication OF sacriligious travestv OF
the Lenten prayers. written by NJ Amhit-
iatron, the famous feuiletonist. who was
exiled 20 Siberia In 1902 owing TO his pub
ication OF a pamphlet rejecting on the
Imperial family and who was subsequent
ly amnestied. One line OF the Lords
PRAYER. supposed 20 be offered by the inl-
perial family, was made 90 read: let
the people pay our debts. but not as we
pay our creditors"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
GRAND JURY TOLD
TO INVESTIGATE
INSURANCE CASE

New York, April 2.-Recorder Coff. at
the enpaneling OF the April grand jury in
the court OF general sessions. today In
structed the jury TO take up insurance
matters, although District Attorney
Jerome has asked for special grand jury
I'm May for that purpose. Recorder, Goff
spoke TO the jury concerning the work Of
the March grand jury under Judge
O'Sullivan and tho conflicts between
Judge O'Sullvan and the district attorney
In giving his instructions.
The recorder In charging the jury said
II appeared to him that the March grand
jury had been properly instructed by both
Judge OSullivan and District Attorney
Jerome, and that there was reasonable
ground for the belief that there is avail
able evidence showing that crime had
been committed I'm the insurance matters
lie instructed the grand jury that il had
untrammeled powers 10 act I'm the matter
as II saw nt.
Recorder Gof instructed the grand jury
that IL is their duty to call the district
attorney before them 20 present any evil
dence or knowledge he may have concern
ing insurance matters. should they decide
20 take up the investigation. you must
presume that the presentment OF the
grand jury spoke the truth" he said. "and
also that the. district attorney told the
truth when he said that IN his opinion
certain evidence was available
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
The Dedication Of the Rhode Island to Be Made
Biz NAVAL EVENT HERE

This state is likely TO see in the waters
OF Narragansett bay. not later than Sep
tenber, naval event that will eclipse
any show ever before made here by
Uncle Sam.
II is confidently expected by the war
department at Washington that the new
battleship Rhode Island will be all ready
for service not later than next Septem-
ber
The shield which is being made by Bella
NJ Pratt. the Boston sculptor. for presen-
tation by the, state OF Rhode Island
which appropriated 5000 for the purpose.
will be placed on the vessel at the
Charlestown navy yard; and the Rhode
Island will then be sent to Narragansett
bay for formal dedication exercises un-
der the direction OF the state authorities.
II is the desire OF the commissioners
appointed to secure the states gift to the
handsome new battleship that the dedlca-
tory exercises shall be made in every re-
spect worthy OF the recognition given 20
this state i'm the naming OF the vessel (:
and It. In expected that the general as
sembly at TINS session VIII make suitable
provision therefor.
The report OF the commission. which
has been sent to the assembly, calls at
tention to this matter: and IL Is felt that
the accommodations OF rich men as Sena.
tor George Peabody Wetmore, Lyman y.
Con- and stephen o. Metcalf. who con-
stitute the commission will be heartily
seconded by the people of this state, who
will take pride in giving the Rhode ISL
and a send-ofr worthy OF the reputation
OF the state.
II such plan Is carried out the navy
department will undoubtedly cooperate
with the state authorities 20 make it the
biggest event that ever took place on the
waters Of Narragansett Bay.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

Don't write your advertising
etory ~ " you were making .
literary effort. Put hot shot Into
your offers. Let them be 20 the
point and The News Will bring
you results.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
NATIONAL RAILWAY
commissioners
HOLD CONVENTION

Washington, April 2.-The 18th annual
convention OF the National association OK
Railway commissioners was called TO or
der today by President'w. @. Smith OK
South Dakota. for a several days session.
About 100 delegates are In attendance.
Chairman Knapp OF the Interstate
Commerce commission briefly addressed
tho convention.
President Smith then delivered his an
nual address:
A large part OF Mr.. Smiths address
was devoted 10 discussing railway rate
regulation. He declared that any law
passed that does not contain absolute
rules for deciding what is reasonable
rate what is n reasonable remunerativo
rate and does not establish the constitu-
uonal right to appeal would fail In its OBJ
ject for good.
ION the other hand" he said tariff
charges are bound TO be adjusted. not
only relatively. but actually by the con-
stant pressure of commercial ana eco
nomic principles Let us strengthen the
laws so as 10 condemn and eradicate all
rebates, secret devices. secret rate cutting
and all uninst discrimination between
shippers and places. and provide further
means 81 detection and punishment. NOT
only OF the railway men. but or all IN
terested parties Let the public sentiment
support President Roosevelt, the man who
calls for a square deal so that every
O1endef against the real lulpOTt oh tnS
interstate commerce law shall be exposed
and punished, and subject TO public con-
demnauon."
Discussing fatalities attending railroad
travel President Smith said: I'VE should
ask Congress 10 enact laws which would
more carefully guard against rail-spread-
ing providing for guarding crossings more
effectually and for more faithful COM
pliance with the automatic coupling act.
More stringent enforcement as to train
orders should be demanded. II there are
any effectual methods or means to pre-
vent collisions, even though they be ex-
pensive, their adoption ought. to be en-
forced by congressional act and the rail-
way required TO put them In force within
a reasonable time"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02

In the Lackawanna district there is
feeling among the more conservative mi
ners that an agreement Will be reached
at the New York conference.
The only colliery in the Luzerne-Wyo-
ming district which attempted TO work
today as far as has been reported. was
the Hazleton shaft OF the Lehigh Valley
company Coal which had been loosened
last week was run through the breakers
for about an~hour after which the men
returned TO their homes.
At many OF the collieries OF this district
the mules were taken from the mines.
Quiet prevailed throughout the three
districts. and as long as the men remain
away from the mines no disorder is an
ticipated.
ENJOYING A HOLIDAY.
Pittsburg. April 2-Today being the an
niversary OF the granting OF the eight
hour work day, almost every mine In the
Pittsburg district was closed. Tomorrow.
however, II Is said, that the miners en-
ployed by the Pittsburg Coal company
and By several other local operators VIII
return TO work and that all the mines In
District No. Will be running before the
close OF the week.
Many OF the operators,who have agreed
to the advance OF wages OF 90 per cent.
want the miners TO resume work imme-
diately. Francis l.. Robbins. represent
ing the Pittsburg Coal company and the
scale committee OF the United Mint
Workers will meet today for the purpose
OF signing the agreement for two years.
The factional fight, which has been in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-02
AERONAUT HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH

Chicago, April Battling with adverse
currents OF air. which were blowing him
directly i'm front OF an Illinois Central ex-
press train, as he descended 5000 feet from
balloon TO the earth i'm a fimsy para
chute, William Mattery. French aero
naut. yesterday fought for his life while
5000 people watched the struggle.
The engineer OF the train saw the areo-
naut less than 200 feet I'm the air above
him. descending directly before his train.
He applied the air brakes. but knew that
unless Mattery conquered the air cur-
rents he was powerless TO save him from
death.
The aeronaut fought with every muscle
In his body. lie swung himself back and
forth on his little trapeze kicked. and
made every effort possible To swerve his
parachute away from the path OF the
train. Suddenly the parachute sank
quickly to the ground just as the train
rushed by Thousands OF persons ran to
the scene expecting to find the nlanglod
body OF the balloonist. The parachute
was crushed, but Mattery by lnging him
self from it at the last moment had es-
capped death under the engine By two
feet
He rolled down an embGnkmcnt ana
arose unhurt physically but suffering from
the strain OF the battle through which he
had passed.
Mattery and W IL. Mckinney. another
aeronaut. had entered into a balloon race
at Sixty-seventh street and Stony Island
avenue The winner Of the novel contest
was 10 be the one who remained i'm the air
the longest. A $500 purse. the contribu-
tion OF Chicago aeronauts, was the re-
ward 20 Mattery. the winner.