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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
Excess Profit.

Gives Excess Profit.
 He char he soft coal trust al- ways fix which gives the trusts and the ling coal to market, an excess r and above the price the f operator can get; that the railroads are all common carr he miners and shippers of thei .thracite product; that the raj Id regulate the price of hard co lng it direct to the dealer to b the consumer at the prices
 le roads.
 lst to the consumer usually Is
 one-third more than before the
 1902" he says. Continuing, the
 nication declares that nearly all
 soft coal properties have been ac-
 1 by the roads to the Atlantic sea
 l. and it expresses the belief that the
 nsylvania and the New York Central
 indirectly own the Pocahontas field
 Virginia, nearly all the stock of the orfolk and Western, the New River .oal fields and nearly all the stock of the Chesapeake and Ohio, the roads men toned being the only transportation means from the two fields to market; that the Pennsylvania and New York Central control the Baltimore and Ohio, and the Philadelphia and Reading and that the Pennsylvania through intermediates controls IDe IlIlSDuIB 8Odl COHptllS anu the Consolidated and the Fairmont and Somerset Coal mining companies; the last two named companies controlling all the soft coal fields on the lines of the Baltimore and Ohio and that "the Wa bash controls the West Virginia Central which Senator German, Senator Elkins and ex-Senator Davis of West Virginia are joint owners of an enormous acreage of West Virginia soft coal and operate about all the mines along that road
 Control. Whole Field.
 The letter alleges that the hard coal trust and the soft coal trust own or con- trol all the fields in Pennsylvania and Maryland except perhaps a few small tracts operated by individuals on rent or royalty basis. Continuing 1t asserts that all connected with the Pennsylvania stand first the Fairmont Gas Coal Mining | company. shipping most over the Balt- more and Ohio, and then allied shipping only over the Pennsylvania are five big companies alleged to compose the soft | coal trust of Pennsylvania.
 The Pennsylvania" the letter alleges. owns, controls or faVors these companies | to the exclusion of almost every other in- dividual or corporation bituminous coal mines in Pennsylvania except two com | panies, the Beech Creek Coal and Coke | company anu Ine hOCneSlef | Railroad, Coal and Iron company, which the letter claims are largely owned by the Vanderbilt group of five big com panies mentioned as are the Keystone Mining company controlled by Congress- man George H. Huff together with Rob- l ert Cassatt. son of President Cassatt or l the Pennsylvania railroad; the Columbia | Coal Mining company, controlled by J. Gardner Cassatt a brother of President l Cassatt and the Jamestown Coal Mining | company, owned and controlled by David | E. Williams son-in-law of the late | President Roberts of the Pennsylvania | railroad.'
 | The other companies mentioned in this l connection are the Pennsylvania ana | Westmoreland Coal company and the Behrind-Wht Coal Mining company. otherwise known as the Consolidated , Pocahontas and New River Coal Mining company"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
No Suffrage in Iowa.

DesMoines, Iowa, February 13.-The Iowa house today rejected the womans suffrage resolution.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-02-14
GILLESPIE FAILS
 ID GET HEARING
Pennsylvania Heads the Big
 Anthracite Trust
STYLE THE INDEPENDENTS
MT. Drane Claims Independent Opera tors Are Forced to Comply Be- cause They Are Practical
 ly Poweress.

Washington, February 13-Representa-
 tive Gillespie made two unsuccessful at
 tempts in the House today to obtain con
 sent to have included in the House record
 a letter from the Bituminous Coal trades league of Pennsylvania denouncing the alleged combination of coal carrying rail-
 roads to control and regulate the output of coal in the United States Both times Representative Payne of New York, the | republican floor leader. objected, and MT. Gillespie finally abandoned the effort. The letter which is referred to as petition for relief was prepared by Frank
 c. Drane, secretary of the Btuminous
 Coal Trades league of Pennsylvania MT. Drane calls attention to MT. Gill | lespie's resolution and the threatened strike of the hard and soft coal miners, and claims that there has existed for a long time a combination of the Pennsyl btuminous coal mining and shipping companies to stif1e all competition in vio-
 lation of the antitrust laws.
 Independent Operators Afraid.
 MT. Drane says it is unfortunately true
 that none of his associates in the bitumi- nous league would be able to give sworn testimony before an Investigating com
 mittee of Congress, as i've have never been able to get evidence sufficiently strong to enter a suit at law, nor have I be been able to get the independent oper- ators united so as to test the Elkins law, many fearing the consequences, the
 Pennsylvania railroad officials know so well how to inflct upon any operator who dare openly complain"
 The letters assert that the Pennsylva- mia railroad has established rules that only certain markets can be supplied by one region, and that the private cars of the soft coal trust have unlimited choice of market to ship coal in accordance with the demands thereof.
 The independent operator, the letter continues, has to see his mines idle for
 weeks for want of cars and his labor moves to other districts in search of steadier work. Thus he adds, iourishing towns have been abandoned by business people to follow the mine worker to the
 business region.
 MT. Drane related the method by which he asserts the railroads operate to have the independent operators coal delivered at tidewater 7eter such delays would cause the co ees to refuse to take it. In the he adds, purchases
 would he n favored shippers.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

ured. He confessed that he had shot the pair and
was identified by his wife. dying in Bellevue His
pital from bullet wound in the right breast.
According 20 Iosili after his wife had disappeared
he found she had taken with her TO Bronzn 500 of
his savings. IosH declared he had kept friendly
with Bronzini and his wayward WIFE, In the hope of
coaxing her back to his home and children. He
also expected TO get ais money back
Last night he said Mrs Ioslli refused to have
anything TO do with him. and Bronzini refused to
give him back the money He drew his revolver
and fired first at BronZini. and then at Mrs IOsili
A third shot went wide and fourth. IN a struggle
with his WIFE, Unlisted laceraton his own chin
Under the mattress in the Bronzini apartment
was found fully loaded IS calibre revolver and
long Siciliau dirk. Neighbors in the house said
Bronzni had wife and three children in Naples.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

@-H ST. G2 VEsF.-EzandsOTnel FUR
iisaed rooms; superior table; moderate
prees. American family.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

ssTH ST 30e WEST.-ISarge. handsomely
furnished room. private family excellent
rneals subway and Riverside.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
WANT RODGERS INDICTMENT oUAsHED

Argument was heard yesterday BY Judge Platt.
at a special term Of the County Court, at White
Plains. on a motion to set aside the indictment
for granddaughter against John c. Rodgers jr OF
New York. and John Johnson, OF Mount vernon
chauffeur for the killing Of Mrs. Betty Kuch-
ler Of New Rochelle, and her sister, Mrs. Alvina
stein of Louisville. Ex-Judge John ]. Crennen.
of counsel for the accused men, argued that the
Indictment which is for manslaughter. should
be dismissed. because it failed suh1clently TO IN
Tor,o tho defendants OF the charges, and because
+bere was insufficient evidence to maintain the in
dictnnent 1t was also held that the indictment
had been found on Illegal evidence Decision was
reserved.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
FRIoK's WOULD-BE SLAYER HERE.
Alexander Berkman, Released Anarchist,
viii Write Propaganda.

Alexander Berkman. the anarchist who tried TO
kill Henry c. Frick. TO this city after being
released from prison in Pittsburs. Friday, and is
now being cared foF by Emma Goldman and the
local group Of anarchists Of which she is lealer
Berkman, it was learned yesterday, has been in
constant communication with his enarchistic
friends in this city, sending letters through Emma
Goldman. at her home. Nos. 2OS and go East 18th
street. and addressing her ''E. Smith"
At Emma Godmans home friend who gave
his name H Kelly said that BerkInan was as
strong anarchist as ever and would write arti-
cles along anarchistic lines while In this city. His
friends here, said Mr.. Kelly would support MIN
until he was able to support himself. At the home
Of Mr Fricl No GAO Fifth avenue it said
last night that he was out Of the city
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
TROLLEY CAR HITS AMBULANCE.

While responding to call last night ambu-
lance from the Eastern District Hospital was hit
by trolley car and smashed. at Noble and Man
haitian streets Williamsburg. The driver, Harry
Coleman, Of No. 10 North Sd street. was seri-
ously injured and had to be taken 20 the hospital
DR. Edward Crecht. and a friend. DR.. Frederick
Firschbaurn Of No. S29 East 18th street, were
standing on the rear step Of the ambulance at tbs
time They were both thrown 20 the street but
esraDAd serious injury.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
GAVE POISON TO INFANTS.
UglcGO1Cn Woman Tells T'fgo CEiI-
dron That Acid Is Nice.
LBy Telegraph to rhe tribune !

TOnawanda. n. z. May 1s-James Brown. a
building contractor, has announced his deter
minatiOn TO bring to Justice an unknown woman
who attempted to kill his glfl and boy. Ollie and
Levant, by giving them an ounce bottle Of car
bolic acid, and assuring them that the phial
contained something real nice"
The children were playing In The yard IN front
Of their home this morning when the woman
approached them ard gave them the poison.
They took part OF t.
Tho sirl was the first 70 drink 1t. and her cries
caussd the brother to drop the bottle after get
ting only little In his mouth. The boy was
soon gut OF danger. but the gfrI's condition Is
considered crltical
The police have been unable TO obtain clew
as to the identity OF the woman. The motive
for the crime is a mystery.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
SHOOTS WIFE and LOVER.
SiciIian Visits Vengeance on Womap'
and Her ParGmour.

After trying for two weeks TO coax his wife TO
TstuTn to him from the home Of a man who had
Induced her leave her home. husband ana chill
treu. Luigi Iosin, blacksmith. Of No. 2S8 East
9Th St called at the residence Of his wifes para
nour. Yirginio Bronzini, tailor No 40 East 18Th
street LAST night shot the man dead and fatalfv
wounded his wife After chase of six blocks fol-
lowed By shouting mob. the murderer was can't
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

s.ss handsomely furnished parl0r bed
rs.. bah. cool river breeZes: near SUD
81 - pls1nal bargain; 81. cONNEl>ls
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
lTls1EfF-AErflFs

tias---rs'l II --I'rotecIion against sneak
iar-e,.-s homes protected; best burglary
- - lowest rates: write for particu-
F.rs '7ii VII esa- MARK COHEN, g
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
Real Estate.
PEEkSKIL.T<

-1~ has taken the ground that st u
c. - requirements q the consumers
4 4 also highly probable that "a.
9 in.Sl1,Slrss ~ FOR 81. 600. .OO0 Tor the purp'
es-esl Park station of the New Tc
s-..- ne PeeksltiIl trolley road Is sYl
y r..Eekili and ats vicinity q much
: ! - EaII8e time open up q large Sc
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

FIRST CLASS AW,gING CUTTER. Man
10 tnEs charge. 90 shuD. etS fulton st.
l3rnoklgn.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Fuu information concerning these rooms
may be had. free OF charge, az the Uptown
Office u The New York Tribune, 1859
Broadway between Seth and SIsh SITS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
FoR SALE.

MICROSCOPES. guns, mathematical. suE-
gtcal and surveying Instrument; un!s- u.ss
deemed pledges q specially. N4C1AALN >
OLD CURIOSITY SHOP. 1G3 Park ROW.
COMPLETE SET Of imported (swissl fur
nfture for sale. Apply for address G R''
Tribune Uptown once, 1864 Broadway. Q
DESKs Ks.-Rolltop: partitions rallings, ta-
oles, safes. letter presses, counters. sneIV-
ing: stores, offices fitted: $50 dozen etAa4fS.
FINN BROS. 1882 Centre st.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
VLD GOLD AND sTLvER.

-L GOLD AND SILVER bought
~ rss,.--.l5- q, -.5-,l iMAT's SONS. gold and ST.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
pREssMAKHNG AND MILLINERY.

DPE.sSAIAKER By refined woman; en-
Taqements in private families by the day;
highest ability and references ADDRESS
ABTTITY. Tribune Uptown once, 1884
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

LAST SD Handsome rooms. with
eIr.ii.-s petn. 6outheFneF8 0ccoulEnodeteai
- taDle and -attencanca. reference.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
''CROWSFEET, +"

caused from age, squint-
ing. many by-gone years
o8 good times, cunning
calculating or schemins
mentality. and sometimes
from disease, dissipation or
worry. CroWBfeet" can
be removed IN 20 TO go
minutes. Baggy. bloated
or puffy eyelids can also be
removed and hollow eye
circles obliteFated.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
FHnAgA

BRIGHT and intelligent young woman
stenographer; high school graduate pre-
ferred; beginner If competent: IS. call
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO., $40
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

2sD ST. 20 EAST Opposite Madison Square
Park).-Suite two rooms and batnrooIn'
referencee.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
Real Estate.
(CCnfinNed).

selling s entire product II the quality io such as win
g present ct the head os company which hus baer
eele trolley line from O8Salnr=onthe Hudson "a 4ho
i passing through Briar Cs1 Manor Pieasanfvis
lA lorna connection with this line. giving people
kney enjoy % the county at White 1Ieins snS
eside1lee property along the Hudson River.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
DOGS AND BIRDS.

THE NoAHs ARK BIRD AND ANIMAL.
STORE offers fine selections of pups and
az Bernard male. 3l3 West l16th-st
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
HORTON & HORNE.
mOEDGAN. N. Y.
1aea@a FA-1qg, r.,


Opposite Trolley Terminal
ssp9rls rlsIUETEEs IE A REPETTTs AND LoWNE7's
DRUGS AND NOTIONS
l line OF Burnt Leather Novelties Souvenir Pos+sls
u LSAs MonesHl n r. Cigars. Cigarettes Tobacco.
sisssoosa fruits at our place OF business.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

WANTED "A seamstress ana mothers
helper: Protestant girl; not over 2S. VINO
Is willing 70 make herself generally uaetul
IN country home with three children: must
present a good appearance and be willing 20
eat IN the kitchen: Al references required:
state wages. Address 7. l. NJ. IL West
3lst ST., New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

- s5FH sT-Conl9oTtabiy furnished
&C., airy rooms: near ~ and subway
references. CRAVEN.
lAtk AVE 9th efD.-Large and
fs,-----, rooms running water. feiephonei
-----s nrst class ueighbarhOod.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

TWO young Swedish EiFlss VIII 60 tuxefh1r
or aerarate. very hesf references. wf111nx
BUREAU. TAT Lexington ave. OF TEL SSs-
Plaza
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
nGIY ER0WN.

the most common disdg-
urement OF ali. The cause
Is attributed TO ill-narure,
pinch hing eyeglasses,
Erouchy temperament
}.'crosspatch }. or peevish,
irritable temper A froWn
can be permanently Te-
moved Ia 10 to 80 minutes
without Inconvenience or
trace.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

NURSE-By a German young woman %
infants or grown up children: hoslitfl
a. Lang q BOEC7ERER co. - vTess
9Th st.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
AGENTS WANTED.

"a TO 90 per thousand paid for distributing
samples. circulars. etc; &c TO lOe each
elr fackinR signs: men wanted every nef e
ARF:RIcAN UNION. Pontiac Building. Chi
cago-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
REMEDIES.
Ugly Frowns, Age
Wrinkles or Deep Lines
Will Ruin Any Face.

The most charming face
IN the world can be ut
terly ruined by excessive
furFows or deep lines It's
ruination progresses from
mere unRttractlveness TO
actual responsiveness, step
By step, many times en-
tirely unobserved by the
possessor. In the illustra-
lions the same face Is used,
and the LINES ONLY
make the difference. Look
closely and you VIII real
iz= the fact!
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
DnrssmAMING AND sfnLIsLsi.n:.

D3TsssN AIZE Frenct e :. sas,sis ~ 20 -
nFigafe family q = 95 le-t9557 - - x1T-f1IfE
r. rguuiry 9o- GUNNER: al kines sIa-t;ss; Ie.-tsst
,.,,ssri1rT. making over speclaity e-'iP.
...si1 IN svesinsz, A. B., 1859 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

fSvEsRI AsTING PERFUME. "A money
maker fof agents: catalogue of specialtses
,,'J ~omDIe Zoe HOY -TRAVFSR Co. 2341
Woodstock St, Philadelphia Penn-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
UPHOLsTERgNG.

~. .Ae-!il2EED H1g carpet 50 esnts ger
~ ~ tel.a1.e rpaoiE'FF3sE: FnotfEessss'
. 2 - s-r.-s5l -sss5lliasing. folding iaeeg rcpaiss1'
Leg - - 3 = s--iisk.R, 867 Aulssegc2na sss
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
JUTH-TO-N0SI
BURROWS,

are caused by q general
saggiug OF the cheeks and
face. resulting IN excessive
habby skin about the chin
and neck, 50 repulsive 70
many. These disfigurements
result also from disease,
6issipet!on. habit. or the
wasting away OF HeEty
cushions underlying the
gkin-
All HolloWs and FuTroW5
can be permanently filled
ont within one hours time
without detention from
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling alley build
ers: lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
Square
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

inm1Ts. --S
. TIE FseksISilI street "A
DsainAng. off. etrsffnsi
purpose OF builains ~
eE York a. Harlem Ratl.
Is extended % Ossinsrr
much shorter route rSsn
se section % the finesf
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICEs.-50O second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and e1-
Changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Madison St
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

= l,,i- - e-Der sI5 Call THE OLIVER
rryFsi-vV FfT'E1R CO. $40 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

AVE Won anxious 70 succeed? II 50, call AZ
40 20I Broadway. Room IL none Du'
men of ability and good character need ap-
Div ASK for 4. MARCUS
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
WORK WANTED.

situations Wano~d-1ale and Female
-Four lines CnOt exceeding "a WorlS), three
inser4oEss IS eeDtss seven Insertions. 50
cents. LVrsea.le "a WORD. ana less than 40
words, three Insertions 90 cents; seven In
sertiOus. 60 cents
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
,.ADDERs. DERRICKs 8 FLAG poLHs.

Portland Ladder Co..
ALAA~~111ALI 1870 Orange ST., New
~: tel. Best rolling store ladders In world.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

East BOTH sT.-Lafge pleasanf roo1TIi.
80 floor, with private bath: geht4s-
- sgierences.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

WANTED. Young girl aa ladies' maid 70
two young ladies OF 10 and IA years Q.
age in prominent New York city t1t5.tys
must be Of cheerful disposition, Of pleasing
r~5pearance and not more than e years OIL
salary, $40 per month: applications In9st y
made BY parsonaliy written ieL.sts. sss.
heirht weight, complexion, religion @l4
former experience, q any; please sssss y , s
present employed; eEcoption&l e4psqr
~ feaiF7hla person Address y - 20
41abune Uptown Once, 1854 brOaee-s'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE Monopoly Druggists botI,e .he
Forceps and window grip combined' tne
handiest invention for the purpose ever ,P6iSe
from the hiei, shelves or merchandise rom
the show window. Made from steel VIZ
nickel plated Retails for 81 oO. IA,
VEY FLYNN. q Worth St. n. l. 1-l2-
ANY ONE having capital TO invest IN Big pig
paying proposition can se(nte seq. ana stand
opportunity; must act promptly anu S.S-t- SCI
thorough investigation, as we sIe III ,RRutn ROtIn
tion 70 stand same. Address Il h-' 1liO
uns Once
EARTHQUAKE. cyclone. freproof cottages;
inexpensive as wood; new system caPie1A
required, $4,000 ARTISTIC BOX %Os' wy.
CORPORATION controlling business estao,,
lished 1865 desires energetic eNperIeneT51 5
business man TO manage state agency 81
cry s., 500 yearly and commissions invest
ment OF 81 coo and upward and unquesuOn-
able references required Address box go
Madison. WIS
AN UPTOWN real estate oflce on 9th ave.
handsomely furnished ana tuiy Iy satn ~,
doing a very good business; VIII retalh an
interest II desired. Address ADNAN-
TAGEOUS Box %. Tribune Once
SPLENDID opportunity for restaurant man
to secure established business Brooklyn.
downtown section. at sacrlncei Dest
reason for selling. Address Z. L. G-' %'lo
McDonough St. Brooklyn
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
C4As. BARTENs date OF Bartens & Ricel.
Watches Diamonds Precious Stones. IL
I6 John ST Telephone 3895-Cortlandt.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
2SD ST. 20 EAST Opposite Madison Square
Park).-Suite two rooms and batnroon'
references.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

FurroTs social obligation or duty
you are vyeleorns So a valuable instruction
book on the face and features, nee No
charge for consultation.
Call. write or telephone BOB HaTslson'
for particulars.
Keep up Appearances and be appre-
eiated eli through life; the sooner the
better
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

flll Information concerning these rooms
- Be had. free Of charge. at the IptoN,n
80 q The New York Tribune, 4So7
I ---laFay. between S5th and 9th sts
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

~.LisAl'TIVELY furnished s-HOoIn. eie-
- aEarrl1enf: moderate rent 1or sum
leland. ? West $50 ST
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
ErEN1srrp Rooa.s 70 LEE.

slage insertions cents per line; sixteen sixteen
-, sever times consecuttveiy, 81 NtiiSl4 -
s.-liles advertiser 10 have rOOuls entered II
~ Iribune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
period Of fourteen days Write hof
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20
HELP WANTED,

AIRla
As-y INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
$40 to 20 monthly at home IN spare llIne
,,,,resrouding for newspapeFsi no canvass
inc. experience unnecessary. Send Tor par
tIcs,;iars. PRESS SYNDICATE, LoeSpoTt'
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

151TTsT,S;Fy7.gfs and thoroughly capable young
- rsr1, afenoerapher. slS. Cali TIE Oil
WEIR TYPEWRITER COMPANY $40
BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
nieHl. private hath. S1.50 daily including
ntala. two SO weekly; one. 40 If1E
RsS RENSSELAER,. % East A1th 81
New-York tribune., 1906-05-20

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
and S7th sts.. until 8 o'clock D. M Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until o clock
153 9th ave. cor. 18th ST. % East 14th ST.
25I West 42d St, between 7th and sth aves
26S West l25th st. 1888 Sd ave. between
10Th and 71th sts. 1923 Sd ave- near 61st
st; 170S 1st ave. near s9th al 157 Nasf
18th ct. 766 fremont ave. $50 Sd ave
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