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New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
THINKS U. P. HAS COAL MONOPOLY.
Interstate Commerce Commission Hearing
Begins at Omaha.

Omaha. Sept Reconnaissance Prouty opened
the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing mere
to-day 10 ascertain whether the Union Pacinc RAIL
road Company was responsible for the existence
of a coal monopoly IN the Northwestern states
Warwick Saunders. of Davenport. Iowa. president
OF the Sioux City and Rock Springs Company said
that a spur track from his mines would have TO
cross land owned by the Union Pacific Coal COM
pany and the general manager refused TO grant
permission.
Randall Brown owner OF coal lands half mile
west OF Hanna, wyo.. where the Union Pacinc Coal
Company operates three mines. said the Central
Coal Company. OF Kansas City. and the Union
Pacific Coal Company. OF Cheyenne. controlled the
coal supply Of the West and Northwest. and that
there a shortage.
D. o. Clark. vice-presdent and general manager
OF the Union Pacific Coal Company and superin-
tendent OF the coal service OF the Union Pacino
Railroad Company. declared that his reason Tor
refusing permission TO the Sioux City and Rock
Springs Company 10 cross his land with spur
track was that It's coal was OF an inferior quality
and he did wish TO have IL put on the market
as Rock Springs coal. which has high reputation
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
KING PAID BILL.
Cro1cned Head of Coney Island
Madi Gras an Complaining Mood.

the Mardl Gras COney Island last night. unaware
that their newly elected king had threatened 70
abdicate before the crown firmly on his head.
For Herman Raub. Companion OF tho Temple, Lord
Of the Isle Of Joy and King OF the Carnival thought
he should be furnished with uniform and an equi-
page and not be compelled to pay for them His
royal state. he said. was one OF constant expense
After the parade of floats. led by the press and
police automobiles. the kings carriage driven
TO the ballroom. where. escorted by two hundred
and fifty dancing girls who executed a dance OF
nations" and in the presence of four thousand
couples the king. with his queen Miss Clara
Kreyser. was duly crowned.
Senator William II. Reynolds and e1-SherIfr
William j. Buttling were the masters Of ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
pOOsEyELT THE ISSUE.
Republican Convention lnd0''e'
Presidents Administration.

can't lathe Repubncans TOOK
SeN eight OF the summer 20 open their
he no''e -'..,,or and half Of the $50 delegates
star -, an the Hyperion Theatre at 5
VIZ -. .,..-,ne were coatless. While on
oei'0N e,-a. a, was the quietest OF preliminary
pe ,-.,,o,s there was an undercurrent OF
~ :he IAke-weeks second place on the
hs .na, showed through the Hobbies OF the
~ ~ ,yovsn House and in convention hail. All
49,. leaders were on deck in fighting trim
p'e - Morgan C. Buckley. who was defeated
80 -. hartford caucuses. was on hand ana
!" -,-,-.s .he tactics Of Senator Allan W.
,ro wore a broad smile OF content as
80 80. ,bs lake movement for Lieutenant Gov
-.-,or coming on by bounds. O. r. fyier. 49,
e. General King, Senator Brandegee' Seha'Oi
,...,-.tt lake, Frank Hesly and Ex-chair1nAh
.-s-sw +. Gates were in the thick OF the ioODs
g F>-le- and Gates were working Win 'heH
-. -, ,o- Prank c Weeks. OF Aiiddleto"h
-..,,,.nant Governor Rollin s. Wooorun. OF
-, Haven, viii be nominated by aeciainaaoh
a. governor. and this procedure VIII prooaoiy DC
..,,,,,ss with the presentation OF the names OF
I.-.-,sn + Patten. OF STAFFORD. for state Treas
-. senator Thomas d. Bra5street. Of Thomas
-, for Controller: Marcus II. HoloomDe, OF
s.r,b,nston. for Attorney General. and OF Ihe-
80 Bodenvein. OF New london. for secretary
!, state a denomination
=. penuhifoan conventions generally trahsaoe
,.',,,sss with great dispatch. the naming OF a
-, ,o-rnorrow may occupy only a few min
',.s unless there IS an actual contest Tor seconu
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
NO PEACE WITH PALMA.
Insmrgent Agents Aniue for Pur-
pose of Pushing Var.

That the Cuban Insurgents are not ready 70 ac-
cept peace on any terms was proved yesterday by
the arrival here from Havana the steamer
Mexico Of three prominent members Of the Liberal
party, who came emissaries OF the insurrecttOn.
These men are Vicente Roche. one Of the wealthest
men IN Matanzas; Julian Ayala secretary general
OF the Liberal party. and Octavfo Zubizarrets. a
member OF the House of Representatives from Ha-
vana Province. The trio came here TO work in the
interests OF the insurgents. and Will cooperate
with the local junta-
Sehor Roche. who is the owner OF twenty-five
steamers and sailing vessels plying between West
Indian ports declared that he will place at the
service of the rebels this entire fleet unless Presi
dent Palma's resignation IS OF the terms Of
peace II such is concluded the result OF Secre-
tary Taft's mission 20 Cuba
i've have great confidence IN Secretary Taft"
said Sehor Roche. but he will not be able 70
make peace II Palma remains In office. The insur-
rectOn is strong enough TO defeat the government
army anOt take Havana
Major T. A Castellanos. OF the tunta. received
letter yesterday from General Enrique LOynaz del
Castillo chief OF the rebels in Havana Province. IN
which he reiterstes what the other leaders have
said with regard to the impOssibity OF peace with
Palma In office.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
LODGE ANSWERS FOSS.
Denies That He Opposed Measures
Beneficial to Ne5c England.

Boston. Sept. Ex-senator Henry Cabot Lodge is
sued q statement tonight denying charges made
hE night by Eugene X Foss. candidate for the
Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor
nai the Senator had opposed certain measures
saich. had they become operative. would have been
o. b,neft 10 New England. Mr.. Lodge said;
Win tie slight exception ~ the statement that
J lqp0sCd TIE French treaty, / thought night
bel and think right now. Mr. Foss did not make
single statement in regard 10 me or my record
tAch wasn't false OF twisted so as 20 amount 20
faselOOd
Senator Lodge quotes letters addressed 10 him
ey President Roosevelt and Secretary Root in sup
port Of his denial that ne privately favored the
hay-Bond treaty as submitted 10 the Senate by
Secretary Hay. in this communication President
Roosevelt wrote
saw al your letters AZ the time and discussed at
NlsN With Mr Hay the fact that IN each letter
.,- carefully qualified IN your promise Of support
y NE treaty by statement 10 The effect that
~ could only give Il IN case the treaty was salts
nelofy 70 Gloucester in case IL was drawn
!, protect tie fishing interest OF Gloucester and OF
ut United States generally
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
RRYAN SPEAKS ON PEACE.
Sau the President adopted Demo
cratic Platform.

Columbia. s. C, Sept Is-william Jennings Bryan
,ose today 10 three thousand people on the cam
pus Of the South CAROLINA University. The audi
,,o. was made up OF representative men from
,,.-v county N TIE state composing committee OF
,our hundred He was presented by Governor d.
q Heyward alr Bryan attacked Secretary shaw's
,s-ss arguments, "a declared earnestly that no
Hspubliosn could refute tar1n questions without
cor,raaicting himself. He said he had no objection
- F-ass6ert Roosevelt using his PLATFORM but he
Sis object 10 elecrng Republican when Demo
80. couN B. chosen on the same platform ana be
corsstent Roosevelt. he ssld. had been elected as
a .sod al war" and would go down IN history as
'she Peacemaker. ~ ~
P.,os was ths Demooratie Platform; The ks; ;
,rSsps he charged. had refused 10 put a rate DilA
h rse'r platform, but the Democrats az Kansas
Citr~hsd done so lie made his usual ANTITRUST
argIIueut and explained that he had been inisOf.
6efstood II the matter OF the public ownership OF
railroads 49,, A.o
rather thar 70 encourage Capitalization. he SAID
he believed he was right. and did not care Whelher
the people agreed with him OF not
NJ Bryan left here this afternoon Tor Neorsla-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
THREE HURT IN CAR ACCIDENT.
Driver and Two Boys Thrown from Truck
and Badly Bruised.

Henry Sherwood. a truck driver. OF No. 3Oe
West cath street. was driving east through 5Oth
street yesterday afternoon. when In crossing
Ninth avenue his truck run into by south
bound Ninth avenue car. The impact hurled
Sherwood against the curbing. causing con-
tusiOns of the right side.
Two boys. John Grace ten years old. OF No.
$50 West 5Oth street. and John Eltz. eleven
years old Of No. 713 Tenth avenue. riding
on the truck. returning home from school The
boys were also thrown out into the roadway.
and Grace had his right side badly bruised
while Eltz had badly lacerated arm. as we'll
as bruises The latter was taken 10 Roosevelt
Hospital by DR.. Barker, who was summoned
but Sherwood and Grace went home after hav-
ing their hurts attended to-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
SWEPT FROM VESSELS DECKS.
Captain and Seamen Lost in Heavy Gale Off
Atlantic Coast.

Norfolk. Va, Sept. 19.-The British tramp
steamer Laura, of the Pyman Line. bound from
Port Arthur. Tex. September g. for European
ports, arrived at the IAmberts Point coal piers
early this morning, after having encountered the
terrific storm which swept the Hatteras coast
last Monday morning. and during which the
ships commander. Captain Charles T. Adams.
and two seamen, were swept into the ocean
and lost.
The Laura, with her cargo shifted and badly
listed 10 port, came into the Virginia Capes
with her chart house gone. all save one OF her
lifeboats missing. her bridge torn TO pieces. the
steel sides of her hull bent and her super
structure a practical wreck The ship showed
signs OF having been worse handled by the wind
and seas than any steel ship which ever before
entered this port after a storm at sea.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20

PhuaAelphia Sept. lathe following nominations
for Congress were made by the Republicans In this
city to-day:
F0,r.. pis,rict-General II II. BINGHAM renominated
second DissI1ct-FoTmer Congressman JOHN p REf-
BURN, q succeed the late Robert Adams. 1r
Tbtrd IIstr4ct--J HAMPTON MOORE. former president
or the National League Of Republican Clubs 90 sue
,s Geo va rto 3oRfTlbEN o. MOON renominated
t-s,,b Dfstrict-w " FOUIsKROD. 20 succeed GersrHi
Faward u. sforrsl who refused nomination
Ctvtb TDFfriot-GEORGE y. McHEAitf. renominatei
Manchester. y. H.. Sept ls.-Congressman c. A.
c,,lloUav was renominated to-day for the sixth
consecutive time by the Republicans OF the lst
c, Paul Sept. ls-Complete unofficial returns
,oy, Yesterdays nominations in the nine Con-
ross districts OF Minnesota show that the follow
g., ,,clet viii be voted upon in the November cleo
tion
rsrst Distrct-Jsmss A. Tawney G1spubiicans Andrew
s.,o5s 5Ssnfs fs..rie,J T. locsary GeDubcsn):
Hammond Democretl: ,,,.,,,.., -, 49,.
1rd Distrfct-C r Davis 0tepue1leanl no opposition
FOURTH DiKtrict-bc Z n'eFen NNePuO"o~4'' NO1'~''
,,,,s seh9 s,1ioP ~ Nys Cepubioan) Frank LHrrabes
e,,, nleSTietc A. IAndbergh Gepubioan); NJ Tiff
De'19GlS 1fgsiss,A J. val-teae Gspublioan): Demo
,,,..,5 era I,.tre,J Adam Bsds Rspuboan); Demo
,,, era, 11,,,,eHsivor sts,nsrsOn GspuhloaO; Demo
crat
.ro,sdo Sent. ls-F1mer @. Mcclelland. Of Wood
,.,,, Was nominated for Congress on the thirty
,s,tb allot "a the 9th ONO 'lsulct itepupIoalii
ill,,, ill,,.eotion here to-day over james IT, Southard
Ire present incumbent
t.Dsaale Penn Sept 1s-Ihe Democratic and
...oIn Dartiss to-day nominated Walter S Lea
aorn for Congress from the stn DiApioe
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
HIGHWAYMEN CLEVERLY CAUGHT.
Identified by Dying Man They Had Robbed
and Shot

Pinkerton detectives employed by Sheriff Mer-
ritt OF Mount Vernon. yesterday arrested three
of the bandits who. after waylaying and rObbing
Isaac Greenfield. Hebrew pedler. in the woods
near Yorktown. shot him and left him TO die
The men were captured through clews obtained
by the Sheriff, who with District Attorney
Young. visited the scene of the crime yesterday
in an automobile. They were taken in a house in
Grand street, where they had been in hiding
since the crime A fourth member of the band
fed at the appearance of the officers, and they
are now hunting for him.
The prisoners are Joe VavabO. Thomas Cri-
tell and Peter Schientana, all Italians under
twenty-One years old. They were taken 10 Peeks-
kin HospitaI yesterday, where they were identi-
fed by the victim, who. although he is in
diving condition is yet conscious.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20

Mr.. Bsmonts supporters outvoted him. and Mr..
Belmont was named as a state delegate.
II Is said by some OF Mr.. BelmOnt's friends that
Mr. Hausers friends wanted Ito get square and
belttle Mr. Belmont. so they named him for cor
In the convention last night no one would accept
nominations for county Judge or county clerk and
when the cOronership was called. f. Smith Wright
OF Islip. nominated Mr.. Belmont. IL was seconded
by several in that delegation. Two three dele
gates from other towns Immediately got up and
asked Mr.. Wright 10 explain his joke He said 10
no joke, that Mr.. Belmont, IN spite OF HIS
wealth. should feel honored 20 be named for any
Office within the reach of Suffolk County Dem
Ocracy
1T is ridiculous and indecent" shouted z. 8.
Garnett, OF Peconic. ''to make light OF
tiOn and Mr.. Belmont IN this wise
The nomination was finally laid on the table.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
SUBWAY GUARD KILLED.
Police Think He Committed Suicide or
Got Off Car

Michael Krenitz. a guard on subway train.
who lived az No 81 Monroe street. was ground tO
n,eces in the subway yesterday near the Grand
Central station The police believe that krenitz
either committed suicide or. thinking something
was wrong with his train stepped out Of his
20 make an investigation. and was then knocked
down and run over by his own train
Willis Quackenbush. OF No 22o3 Fifth avenue.
the notorman of the train. was arrested and later
arra,gnsd before Coroner Hamburger who fixed his
hau ~ e eco He accompanied by two friends,
who qualified bOndsmen The coroner mace
.oroa bsated remarks regarding the failure OF the
TDtsrborOugh Company 10 furnish bail Tor ITS en-
ployes saying that II sometimes made ~ necessaiy
~ therurs,N he would do
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
BUILDERS REAFFIRM OPEN SHOP.
National Association Frowns on Scheme to
Adopt Union Methods.

Atlantic City. y. J.. Sept. 19.-The National AS
sociation OF Builders of the United States in session
here to-day reafirmed the open shop principles and
called on builders everywhere 10 sustain them s
,ba only sound basis for the employment OF work
men The association declares in support OF trade
-et,ool and advises builders insist the use OF
16a uniform contract, as II affords effective proteo-
ton AGAINST losses caused by obstructive action by
trades unions
c,stion Of builders exchanges which aims 10 con-
re. ay,nlovers in the building trades by copying the
methods Of trades unions. is condemned by the ma
.Hraf ossooiation. which holds that such a nrOD-
osi,ion is fundamentally wrong and would lead 10
Inevitable oppression
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20

jeremiah O'DOnOvan Rosa. who had long
been active in Irish revolutionary anairs' ana
had made his home in New YORK ror many
wears returned 20 Cork about year ago. and ON
S.D+a,,bar : 1905. was elected Secretary OF tho
cork County Council with life tenure of the
oeace In recognition OF his services TO his coun-
trv. The salary attaching 70 the Office was $500
a wear. In addition Mr.. Rosa was presented
Utth a house at Black Rock which had been
purchased and furnished by his admirers
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
TIyRN BACKS ON Bailey.
Terqns VIII Try TO Keep Senator
from Returning TO Washington.

Fort Worth Tex Sept 1s-rhe first gun has
been fred to Oust Senator J. w. Bailey from the
s.,o,e Because OF the recent exposures in
vissouri's proceedings against the STANDARD Oh
Company. in which IL was shown that the SEN
stor had been in charge OF the business OF the
ysters-Pieroe Company several years ago. when
Texas attempted 70 force the company from the
-. ~. democratic chairmen OF Lamar. Wood
- - .fs-shau counties have called conventions
- - sstrr6ay 20 instruct their representatives 20
vc, against Bailey at the next election, Ths ne
&c ana hss grown fat on corporations.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
DROPS DEAD WHILE HUNTING.
New York Physician Victim of Clot on Brain
Near Austerlitz
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

winsted. Conn, Sept. 19-It developed to- lay
that DIR. Walter Ellwood Fisher. a nerve special
ist OF New York. dropped dead on Monday while
cunning for grouse In the woods near Austeritz.
n. Y. Benjamin D. TicknOr. OF Great Barring
ton. who was with the doctor in the woods at
the time hurried TO their lodging place. got his
automobile. and drove the machine 70 Chatham.
N Y. returning with Drs. washburn and Miller.
The physicians were unable 10 give medical as
sistance as death had been instantaneous Cor
oner COnklin was summoned from Philmont'
n. Y. and said that death had resulted from a
blood clot on the brain. The body is now In
Great BArringt gton-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
DEMAND PRESIDENTS DENOMINATION
ACTON Taken by Washington Republicans
Assembled in State Convention.

S'a'le Wash, Sept. ls.-The Republican State
No-'ehton to-day nominated the following
- 1lsfessmen- at -I-arge-W. J. Humphrey. Francis
=; =, Llkhnan Wesley I. Jones
V'eT--utIs OF the Supreme COuTt-Herman d. Crow,
Solden Dale
~. 1e convention adopted by rising vote resolu-
- uetaandlng'' the nomination OF President
- sSsleit Tor President in 1905 This Is probably
49, republican state convention 90 be held In
a. T,Lslon' a. the platform Of every Republican
- Dpsinocrafic county convention, well as the
~, -olean State Convention, declared for the di-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
HssSARD MAN ACCIDENTALLY POISONED

- Iby Telegraph 20 The Tribune
q. ,-'Hoee. Mass. Sept. ia c. McKinzie.
p" York. a member OF the class of 'O6 81
tsEs so ~ Today took a poisonous tablet by mis-
nlsB 80 80 Is IN critical condition AT the Still
oou,s,---l mary. The tablet is supposed 20 have
- large quantity OF strychnine.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
John H. HAMMOND DISCHARGED.
Lawyer Says Voting in 4th Was Honey
eombed with Fraud.

U,ban John H. Hammond. the lawyer. was ar
..,.aea ~ the Essex Market court yesterday morn
,nT 90 was discharged from custody. The prisoner
had been arrested On Tuesday night as the result
- ats,,rhancs at a polling place at No. 80 East
:, - Asr Hammond was arrested on com,
blainG of Philip orenstein and the latter also
".t-eee.t l.. - an inspector. lie pleaded nor
guilty In telling the mssso5e sa5 ne intended
A, - relieved TIE voting In nearly the entire tth
xsssm6ly District was honey eyconoeo Win fraud
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
PERRY BELMONT WON'T BE CORONER.
Suffolk County Democratic Convention Lays
His Nomination on Table.

Fivsrhead Long Island. Sept ls-Perry beirnoi' non,
4. not 70 run for IN the west end OF sunoA
County. The delegates who attended last 1 hlsn
..aS-., a., ountv convention indulged in a quarrel
over Mr. Belmont, and to-day many or them are
not quite clear as to the condition OF Things
The Belmont episode began on MONDAY ., nlsu. az
the "a Assembly pstrict eonyention ~ ~, ,osry.or
Julius Hauser OF Istp, the Demo ~
- ,osn wsntsd T. 40 - shs state CONVENTION
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
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Ask pour Physician.
AMERICAN MEDIATION.
Continued from first page.

an American stoclman. In the Palma Soriano
district. was burned yesterday.
There several bands of revolutionists in
different parts of the province ready TO begin
operations when ordered The nearest band is
fifteen miles from here. II is supposed 10 num-
Der one hundred and fifty well equipped men,
1t is commanded by Juan Lopez.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
O'DONovAN R0SsA RESIGNS.
Offer Accepted by Cork County Council
Irish Leader Coming Here.

Cork. Sept 19-J. O'DOnovan Rossa. who ar
rived here on Tuesday. attended a meeting to-
day OF the Cork County Council. and tendersd
his resignation OF the post which he held under
the council The resignation was accepted. and
Mr. Rosa will sail for New York tomorrow
board the steamer Merton.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
AMERICAN SCHOONER SEIZED.
Canadian Officials Hold Vessel on Charge of
Smuggling.

sheIburns. n. s. Sept 19-rhs Canadian GUS
toms officials have seized the American fishins
schooner Arthur Binney az Northeast Harbor.
n IS charged that the schooner landed smuzgled
goods at Liverpool. " s. some time ago. The
Binney halls from Boston
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
ERIE DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED.

nl'lalo Sept. ls-Republican Assembly district
- luons tor the purpose ot electing delegates 10
hsis - SSloloan State Convention at Saratoga were
co,..l each ~ the nine Assembly districts OF Erie
s.rnr.sss Today. The delegates named were unin-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
TURKISH TROOPS MoHuIzrNA
Second Glass Conscripts Hsld Ready In
Salonica and Monasttn =.

Salonica. Sept 19-Twenty-six battzlions OF
the second class conscrtpts are mobcktns IN The
vilayets OF Salonica and Monasttr and az re-
serves have been ordered to be In readiness ana
forbidden 10 leave their horns diser.ctA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-20
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.

Philadelphia. Sept. ls,-The following nominations
for Congress were made by the Republicans In this
city to-day:
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