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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
skeceipt Reported to Meeting
a1f the Commissioners of
Weber County.
pERT BRIDGE BUILDER
/ ALSO REACHES OGDEN
Lrd Appropriates Small Sum
bo Feed Wild Quail During
Heavy Snow.

|sbi TO The Tribune.
Den. Jan. lG-At the regular week
AeetIng OF tho County Commissioners
EFeber county today Commissioner
on reported that the structural steel
: for tho five new road bridges Tor
IN canyon had been received, and
&c. w. Dable, expert OF the Blodgett
re company or Kansas City. who Will
Ftruct the bridge, had reached this
Tomorrow the removal OF the steel
PIE various points in the canyon VIII
!. and as the abutments or All or
bridges are already completed the
iop OF the supcrstTuctureS VIII pro-
/ without dela..
+ Admitted to In6rmaTy.
Fsn Rollo and Peter Rollo pctltioned
sboar fer admission Of their father,
Nam Rollo. aged IG years. to the
kty lnflrmary. The petition was
ated upon the condition that the pc
Eners would accept him back III he be
p insubordinate,
/ Snowslides in Ogden Canyon.
mmissIoner Wilson reported a num-
[of small snowslides in Ogden canyon,
of which had resulted In any DAM
lr Interruption 10 wagon travel Com
F1xper Madison reported road ana cul-
are now In progress
~ Western part OF the county.
~ VIII Feed Birds.
Eetcport was received stating that the
v SHOWS of the last few days had
b n the wild quail into the barnyards
Ie farmers and an appropriation OF
Is made, TO be distributed In various
Eds, for feed for these game birds.
h Grants Lease to Ground.
II of the important matters disposed
/ As the leasing TO the Utah Canning
my. by George II Matson. its agent,
rcnty acres OF land near the county
larry. with the necessary water
3 The consideration for the season
v,K October 80. 19Jo was fixed at $500,
n2le whether OF not the crop. which
be tomatoes, Is successful The
i is regarded as a good one and is in
Eve OF the value OF farming lands.
motion OF Commissioner Wilson the
~ Clerk was instructed TO render
[flgainst the owners OF herds of sheep
|.sattle that had passed through Og-
canyon during 1906, causing damage
F. , road. 1t was resolved that In the
|, of failure To liquidate before Feb
.ri OF this year the County Attorney
Ell begin proceedings in the courts
st these parties
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TTLE HELEN WALTON
pred to Health by Vinol. Her
g Mothers Story,

X walton OF iIornellsville. y
Says our little daughter was
'ied with bad cough which moth
.eened 10 relieve. We tried differ
55Idoctors and medicines without
8 nt- The cod liver oil preparation.
was recommended. and before
,ad taken one bottle her cough had
: ed and her condition greatly i'm
ltfo size now has a splendid lppe-
Emo IS gaining I'm flesh. / advise
81 mother who has an alling child
~ Vmoi. Nothing equals II, and II
- so good there is no trouble in
rig children to take II" ~
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TRAFFIC STILL SUSPENDED.
Snowslide in Provo Canyon Worse
Than First Reported

Special 10 tn, Tribune,
PROVO. Jan 1.-THE snowside In
Provo canyon is much more extensive
than at first reported The railroad will
not be cleared, and traffic Will not be re-
sumed for two or three days
For want of jurisdiction Justice OF the
Peace Finch Of Goshen has remanded to
the District court for trial the case of
John Firth vs o. l. Ercanbrack, a suit
FOR 500 damages to certain land.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Lott kirkham and Nerilian Taylor OF
Lehi, George Beamson and Evelyn Corn
aby of Spanish Fork. Henry A Comaby
OF Spanish Fork and Mary Hopper OF
Thistle. Tho last named couple wero
married by Judge Booth
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CASE CONTINUED.
Suit Against Railroad Will
Again Be Taken UP.
0 The Tribune.

] 10 INC ITIDunc.
DEN. Jan. 16.-In the Second Dis
DUcourt today the case of y. R g.
VS.. the Ogden & Northwestern
Rd was continued The testimony OF
Haintiff has not been completed. The
will probably not end until the close
Is week
Rriold w Stalker. against whom ci-
ia of contempt was Issued, was
..ht into court and ordered TO pay 10
x3ounty Clerk s., so per week alimony.
|nnchc r Grundy has begun suit
|sst Reuben 3. Grundy for divorce. al
ss non-support and desertlon Tho
s.e were married March l.. 1905.
suit for divorce has been nled by
: l. Hazcn-Kccne against Charles l..
e. alleging failure to provide.
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Neighbors Threaten VENGEANCE.
Heads Chopped Off.

The discovery OF the skulls In the stove
seems to be conclusive evidence that the
women were first murdered. the heads
choppd from the bodies and that after
ward the house was set on fire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
AUSTRIAN AGAIN IN TROUBLE
Tony Tonyenvich Accused Of Assault
With Intent to Kill.

Tony Tonyenyich "a bartender In an
Austrian saloon at Murray and who par
ticipatcd in, was held on suspicion of
being Il participant in the shooting affray
at Bingham. in which Deputy Sheriff
Chdester lost his limb. is again In the
county jail on a charge Of assault with
q deadly weapon. The complaining Wit
ness is George Blelich. on whom Tonyen-
viCh is said to have pulled Il revolver with
q threat TO shoot to KIN The arrest was
made Monday afternoon by Deputy
Stout. Tonyenyich laid In jail for five
months following the Chdcster shooting
affair. but was subsequently, relensed I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
POSSESSES GRUEsoME PICTURES.
Former Penitentiary Warden Has
Scenes of Four Hangings.

Special 20 Tho Tribune
OGDEN Jan ls-T A. Rogers. for three
voars deputy warden OF tho Carson City (Nev)
penltentlary. md who recently resigned. was
in ogden today. where he probably VIII mnke
his future home. Mr. Rodgers has with him
nm unusual series OF photographs. They arc
Official pictures OF the execution on November
L 1895. OF four murdererss all put To death
on tho same day and the four OF them dis
poeed of within three hours nc" record IN
,no I-ni,ed states for executions. Tho four
men were seyencr. German, Roberts and Lin
dcrnonn and the pictures depict the several
r,,Ccs o, the executions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Ice King in Control.

Chief photographer w. C. Swendscn OF
the Utah Geological survey returned Mon
day from an inspection of the guaeing
stations located along the principal
streams OF the State. The waters OF all
save two of the streams of the Safe
where these stations are maintained were
found To be In the throcs of the Ice King
the ice In some instances being two feet
thick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
SECURES POSITION AT PRISON
Former Police Sergeant Takes. Up
Work at State Institution.

Sergeant r. L, Eddington, who was re-
moved from the police department Mon
day evening, Will go TO work at the State
prison this morning as guard When in
formed that he was to be replaced by
another man, Mr.. Eddington called upon
cured the DOSitlon.
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HELEN WALTON.

|C, Wen known druggists, Druehl &
tnen, say Vinol is u grand medicine
Hsa,oreh' 1t produces bone. muscle
kn,n kTn pure blood. II is not a patent
us everything In 1t is named
nt. . oacK label of every bottle: so
: s's Know exactly Nhat they are
ts their children; it contains IN a
~ eoncentrated form all the cura-
i.euicinal principles OF cod liver
n. Without the nasty oil and chill
Dse It's taste. 1t soon makes pnny
vstrong and rosy. '""'
yus. WISH every mother In Salt
1y VINO has a sick. puny or nIi-
RIpiiq would try Vinol on our puor-
&C. Dreuhl d Franken, also Smith
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Bacon's Resolution.

'RcsolveA BY the Senate that interference
with or participation In any controversy be-
tween European Governments relating to
European International questions Is violation
OF the wcll-Settlcd, well-dcrlncd policy OF this
Government which has been recognized and
observed for more than a century past
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
KNIGHTS ARE INSTALLED.
Ogden Lodge X. of P. Controlled by
New Officers.
Special To The Tribune.

Special % The Tribune
OGDEN. jan. ,6.-rhe installation os Of
ncers OF Ogden lodge No 2 knights Of Py-
thas. was held tonight The following aro
the officers: a. iluss. {. C; Benjamin
Marriott V. C; l.. Booth. probate. w. q
Kind. W. NJ. L. NJ. Acd X. OF r, 5; II.
Hnnsen, NJ. F.. j. NJ Ballard. NJ T.. w r
Underwood, NJ a j. a. Shnnrer. l C.; II. l..
Taylor. .. G. The lodge has 237 members
thlrty-nyc of wnom belong TO the uniform
rOnk After the installation ceremonies, a
banquet served and q number of mem
bcrs responded 10 the toast that the uniform
rank should be Increased 10 lG5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
OGDEN BOY is WINNER
Harvard Scholarship Awarded I,
Isaac Bevans.
sr'ecial to The Tribune

sIeciai to The Tribune
,CaMBRlDGE. Mass, Jan i6.-Amonp
tiard vnG dS%fho,arships announced by the Har,
fSao ff1,u A9pstuity today was one awarded to
,.SeSt,. ncNanS, GS OF Ogden. Utah, who
tSSeelEes ,Sc a Bowdltch scholarship. one or
ohe M most important at Harvard, ThoTe
.bIns III 'wS,nty H.,,1y OF these Bowditch scholar
lnese were founded in 1860 with a piTt 90
49," 1oe, by Nathaniel Ingersoll Rowditch of
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WIFE>BEATER SENTENCED.
ton Nye Given Term at Hard
Labor by Judge Murphy.

'n' " Inc lTlUuuc.
DEN, Jan. le-Judgc Murphy today i'm
oevere sentence upon man who was
'cted OF wife-beating in his court II was
cabe OF Preston Nycs who was Saturday
sted oy Sergt. Chambers on complaint OF
Hye number OF witnesses were OK
ien. among them Mrs. Harry Evans. and
Testimony showed extreme brutality. In
ps sentence. Judge Murphy stated that
Me "ouId oe accepted and that lhe class
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Century Whist Club Entertoins.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 16.-Thc members of the
Century Whist club were entertained by
Mrs Abe Kuhn ct her handsome resi-
dence last Saturday evening Cards, sup
ner and dancing occupied the time until
midnight No more successful entertain
uent has ever been given at private
house In this city than was this, and the
members OF the club expressed their de-
lighted congratulations to the hostess.
The next meeting of the club Will be two
weeks hence at the residence of Mrs.
Cannon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Enlisted as Private,
TOWN is FIRESWEPT
Disastrous Blaze Is Raging in Rus
sellyille, Ark.

LITTLE ROCK. hrS.. Jan. lGI-InformatIon
reached here today of a disastrous fire which
is raging at RuSsellville. Ark, seventy miles
west of this city. One entire block OF bust
ness houses has been destroyed. and IL is
thought impossible TO avert the loss OF at least
more.
The flre originated In the Wholesale grocery
house conducted by Chronstcr Bros and AT
IL O'Clock the loss wGs In OF 800 00o
The total loss VIII undoubtedly exceed $3.50 COO.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
GOT OLD SOLDIERS TO FILE
Alleged Co-Conspirator Testifies in
Rev. Ware Case

Omaha Nob.. Jan. 1.-THE trial of tho
Rev. George c. Ware. president of the L. y,
l. Cattle COMPANY charged with conspiracy to
defraud the Government OF public lands. was
resumed here today. Frank Lambert. ono Ct
Wurc's alleged cO-conspirntors, confirmed pre-
vious testimony TO the effect that he induced
about twenty inmates or the soldiers Homo
to fiie homcsteads and give ninety-nlnc-
year leases 10 tho L. Il. ], company.
Lambert said he paid them $50 each and
received from Mr. Ware $50 for each lease Sc
cured This fee he divided equally with Henry
Mclcn who YVES nlding hl.n.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
United Mine-Workers Meet.

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. ]6.-The seven
teenth annual convention OF the United
Mine Workers of America Will assemble
at Tomlinson hall tomorrow morning 1t
is expected that practically all of the 1900
delegates Will be present over half this
number has arrived.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Blaze in a Dwelling.
Special 20 The Trlhnnc

SPECIAL 10 Ihc TrIbunc
OGDEN. Jan. lG.-Late this afternoon an
alarm OF fire brought the IRE department 10
2659 Adams avenue. where q blaze wos dis
covered In tho two-story dwelling OF Joseph
d Dauachcir. Tho family had been fumi-
eating some OF the upper and the frc
originated in tho bedding. The loss Is estl-
mated At Sl25. The fire extipSushcd by the
chemical engine. Tho property fully in
sOred
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
DOG FINDS PoCKETBooK.
Value of Advertising In The Tribune
Is Again Demonstrated.

Special tc The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. ls.-Mrs. George Angel resid-
ire at le6 Poplar avenue, returned to The
Tribune office today the red leather pocket
hook lost on Saturday by V. G. GILL; ogden
manager of The Tribune. Mrs. Angels black
spaniel had found It in the snow and dutifully
brought II into the house. Mrs. Angel was
in Salt Lake at tho time and rcnd tho adver-
tisemcnt OF the loss in The Tribune On her
return here she delivered the property to Mr..
GIL
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When Review Authorized.

1t authorizes the rate fixed by .he
commission to be reviewed by the courts
only when IL is shown that such rate
does not enable the carrier TO realize q
fair profit on the capital actually In
vested In the road. or where the commits
sion has exceeded It's power In fixing the
ratr. making IL Cnnflara
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OF men TO which Nyo belongs would hnve 70
work He then sentenced him TO ninety y-nino
dayp at hard labor. and expressed the wish
Tint he had the power 10 impose heavier
sentence.
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Confirms Burbank's Sentence.

LEAVENWORTH. KIN. Jan. l6-AdvIccs
received 1T Fort Lenvcnworth from Washing
Ton state that President Roosevelt has declined
10 Interfere with the findings OF the court
martial in the case OF Lieut.. Sidney 8 Bur
bank. Sixth Infantry, recently sentenced In the
Philippines to fifteen months' lmprlsonmen n [
ond dismissal from The army Burbank was
convictsd OF deserving his Filipino wife who
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Would Purchase Fisheries.

match says Premier Mcbride OF British Co
hImhia has laid before the Federal CioNernment
n prouosition FOR purchase by the Dominion OF
whatever rights the province has In tho fish
cries or British Columbia. Tho proposals IN
clmdc Tho transfcr ol holcherlcs. elc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
Gave Farewell Party.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM JUNCTION. Jan, 16-Mrs
G. IIi'l was the hostess OF farewell
party given In honor of Miss Allie Blong-
or, who left for California today. Tho
evening was spent playing games and Mt
8 90 q light luncheon was served,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
WILL ATTEND EVANSTON BALL.
Trainmen Of Ogden Will Use Special
Car to Attend Function

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 1e.-Invtations have been OK
ter ded TO ogden railroad officials and train-
n en- 10 attend a grand ball To- be given at
Evanston on Wednesday evening, January q.
by the order OF Railway Conductors. Evans
ton division No. 40S. special cur Will be
nm out OF ogden on No of the Union Pa
c,nc and an orchestra Will be In attendance
from Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
BONAPARTE APPROVES
C0FF|N'S DISMISSAL
Miller's Trial for Hazing Con-
cluded and Meriwether
Called.

WASHINGTON, Jan 16ASecretary
Bonaparte today approved the sentence
OF dismissal imposed by court-martial at
Annapolis in the case of Midshipmnn
Trenmor Coffin. on conviction Of haZing,
and ordering his dismissal from the acad-
cmy.
The first hour of todny's session was
consumed in the yerincation OF the record
OF the last session.
Miller Doesn't Testify.
Col. Lauchheimer. counsel for Miller
announced that the would call no other
witnesses. and began his argument He
said that there had been substantial dis
agreement between the witnesses Tor
either side and as their statements would
not be denied by Miller he had decided
not to put the accused on the stand.
The Judge Advocate replied briefly. He
said that the narrow question was pre-
sented TO the court of whether or not
cadet officer had the authority to impose
series of physical exercises as punish"
ment on other midshipmen.
Presents Marrow Question.
This was done" he said. "in the case OF
all four OF the fourth classmen. and the
treatment OF DeMott made a still stronger
case, as he had been recalled to Miller
room on several subsequent nights and
required to perform the Sixteenth
again.
AT ll:10 the case was given to the court.
Later the court upon reassemoling an
hobHceu llut Nerulct nau pSeH iounos
and II Will be forwarded to the superin-
tendent OF the Naval academy.
Al o'clock Midshlpman Minor Meri-
wether, Jr., was brought before the court.
The charge against him Is hazlng.
Meriwether Case On.
1t is alleged that he hazcd six mldship-
men OF the fourth class during last Sep
tember and October by compelling them
to stand on their hands and to do the
16 and the era bbit dance"
At the request of James NJ. Monroe. his
counsel the trial was postponed until 10
o clock tomorrow morning, Mr.. Munroe
also gave notice that at that time he
would challenge some OF the members of
the court. but did not state on what
grounds
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Mexican Kills n Woman

TUCSON. AriZ Jan. ia dispatch from
Silver Bell. large mining camp in Pima
county. states that Ramon Castro killed n
woman named Alta GracIa &anzo there Inst
night. his cause being Jealousy The murderer
Immediately ned and 10 being pursued by the
Sheriff and O posse
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Referred to Committee.

Mr. Bncon's resolution then. at his re-
quest. referred TO the Committee Foreign
Relations and the merchant marine bill Was
laid before the Senate. Mr. Gullingcr cfTorcd
a number OF amendments to that bill. which
were agreed TO. Tho amendments related prIn-
cipally to the naval militia proposed by the
bill.
At 3J4 p. III. tho Senate went Into executive
session and adjourned at OF p.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
PIONEER DIES.
Ambrose Show Passes Away at His
Home in Ogden.

SpccI1i % Tho IrlbOnc
OGDEN. eJn. lG.-Ambross Shaw one OF
the oldest pioneers III Utah. nGnd 81. died NJ
his nome 1865 Washington avenue today lie
was born In 1874 and came To uteh in 1917
with OF the carly companies. lie leaves
family of four children. Tho date OF the
funeral VIII be announced later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
T EA

Our minds are made-up
about butter how about tea
and coffee?
Your grocer returns yous money II you CON, like
SchlluSs LEST.
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Might Become Involved.

Concluding. MI. Bacon said he had meunt
no reflection the President tho Secre-
tory Of State both OF whom he highly respect
ed, but added that tho President. not being u
lawyer. might easily become involved in some
matters requiring legal discrimination as evil
IDENTIFY had bsen tho case In a matter Of u
treaty which had never been submitted to the
Senate. but which is nevertheless in full force
md
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
TAKES PENFIELD'S PLACE
]. B. Scott Appointed Solicitor of
State Department.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-James Brown
Scott OF California, Professor OF Law at
Columbia university. New York. has been
appointed solicitor CT the State depart
mcnt TO succeed Judge Pennlld resigned
Who New Official Is.
Prof Scott IL about 3S years OF age He
graduated from Harvard a member Of
the class OF 1880 He received the degree
OF Bachelor OF Arts In 1891 and took a
degree at Heidelberg in 1894, Going to
California. he took up the practice Of law,
in which he engaged from 1891 until 1859.
I'm which year he accepted the chair or
International law at the University of
Illinois, In 1903 he became professor or
law at Columbia university, which posi-
ton he now holds. He is the author of
treatise on international law which Is
standard work of instruction ct several
OF the leading universities.
Enlisted as Private,
In the early days of tho Spanish Amer
lean war Prof. Scott enlisted as a private
IN the California volunteer regiment. but
was not required to leave this country.
Prof Scott Is man OF private means.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-17
BELIEVE MURDER
PRECEDED FIRE
Find Skulls Of Two Women in
Stove in a Burned
Home.
HUSBAND AND FATHER
SUSPECTED OF CRIME
Neighbors Think He Committed
Deed to Conceal Maltreat-
ing Daughter.

TILLAMOOK, Or. Jan. 16-Another
discovery has been made I'm connection
with the mysterious death OF Mrs A j
Hembree and her daughter. parts OF
whose bodies were found in the ruins of
their home ut Sand Lake. All that re-
mained of the women after the fire were
a few charred bones
Find Skulls In Stove.
The suspicion that so small a house az
that in which the family lived could
hardly give such a heat In burning as to
entirely incinerate q human body. led to
further investigation. with the result that
what is believed to nave been the skulls
or the women has been found In a sheet
iron stove, which was In the Hembree
house when IL burned down.
Neighbors Threaten Vengeance.
A. J. Hembree. the husband and faith
er, who was arrested In connection with
the supposed murder. Is now in the Yam
hill county jail, where he was taken after
waving examination In this county 70
prevent possible attempt at summary
vengeance on the part Of Hembree's
neighbors. who firmly believe that tho
prisoner committed the crime to conceal
the fact that he had maltreated his
daughter.
Heads Chopped Off.
The discovery of the skulls In the stove
seems to be conclusive evidence that tho
women were first murdered tho heads
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States Position Frankly.

Mr. Bacon stated frankly that he had been
Induced 10 ofrer the resolution by the action
taken by the Senate his Moroccan resolu-
ton. lie commented on an article in tho
Washington Post which told OF permission
given. by Secretary Root to the writer TO eN-
nmine all the papers relating to the partIcipa-
tlon of the United States in the Algeziras
'Spain) conference. and said ne had no doubt
thot statements in the article inspired
by tho Secretary OF State
Mr. Lodge asked Mr.. Bacon IL he pre-
pared TO say that the article entirely upon
he ns Scr boot
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DEMOCRATS RATE BILL
Differs In Some Respects From Ad-
miniStration Measure.

WASHINGTON, Jan l6-The Demo-
cratic members OF the House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
have prepared a railroad rate bill which
VIII be introduced tomorrow The bill Is
comprehensive. measure, dealing with
all OF the questions involved In the sub
ject. Its essential difference from what
Is understood to be the majority measure,
the bill of Mr. Hepburn c1 Iowa. is that
instead OF authorizing the Interstate
Commerce commission TO fix a maxi
mum rate" In accordance with the spe-
ciiic recommendation of President Roose-
Welt, the rate to be fixed shall be a rea-
sonable one, Ii forbids the commission
increasing any rate which has been fixed
and published as such by any railroad