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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

@ntonio, Der inspif6en bon 5reun<
ben in Der 9eimatb Die &unbe srhuls
ten bate, bab Soispbine pirtli4
Selbtmprb besunsen. 2uigi e~rtIdrte,
er perbe kimsieben unb auf ibrem
9rabe ieinem 2eben elm @nbe mas
9en. @Ge 8erfu4e bes 8rubers, ibn
o~bSubalten, tparen perssbli4
- Die 3ettunsen In 2iHds
BON bert6ten BON Der @erbdftung
zines MttsIiebes elmer Der bprnebms
item Samilien BON pprtusal in Sus
eliza on Der fpanif9en 9ren5e. Der
@erbaftete fou unter fulfden @Drt
fpisgelunsen srpbe Summen bon Der
&0nisin amelia, BON benz ipunif@en
Yrin5en 4fturias, BON Yrins &drl
bon Bourbon unb bon perf9iebenen
rei9en g%nsldnbern unb Imerifdnern
er6alten baben.
SIM Sabre 1901 famen in
9robbritannien nod 314O SGne bon
S9peine9olera bor; bieie 3abl muir
be bur9 piHenf9aftli9e Mabregeln
Der observation-disclosures auf nur ST i'm
Sabre 1905 rebusirt.
Der Bereperfsarbetter
Spbn g. Mattbetp unb befen 9uttin
IN 8urclun, Gol.. Dermibten bieier.
Sage, als tie Mbenbs bon Der Mrbeit
na4 9aufe tamen, ibr fe4siGhrises
S0bn9en gbbte, pdhrenb Der fiinf
Monate alte Sduslins, auf ipelGen
Gbbie bate aufpafen fDnen. friebli9
in fetner Wteee fblummerte. Na9@
benz bic Ra4forf9unsen i'm Srte re-
fultatlps seblieben fpuren, bur9fu9@
te man ben nabeselegenen Wulb, unb
na9 langem Su9en fanb man in ets
mem penisffens feds MetIen bon
8arclep entfernten Otdi9t &np9ers
iiberreite. unb bic elsi9aeitig porees
funbenen &leiberfeben lieben teinen
3peifel iibrig, bub bas 9inb bon eli
mem piIben Sbsr, pabrf6einli9 els
mem Wolf pber einem 8erelDpen,
a~nssfullen, in bus Sidi9t seI9Ieppt
unb bort in @tiide serrifen fporben
mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27
unerfreuIid,eS aus samoa.

gu Der IeIourg foIonialertrcmer
glGtter, OaB Ger 8oitoerneur bou
Samoa Or. Solf oemn6hit in Iein
S6ubgebiet 5uriidfebren poae, BE-.
merit Die sri. 3tg.~: uSie Del
fentli6feit miro lid iebt nidt mcbr
nit @i:sreoen abipeiien Ioiicn, ion-
bern baroltf beiteben, nlld ilber DlC
Somoa betreffenben Ingelegenbetier
reinen @ein eingeldenft 81 erbolten,
geionoers more es in oieier SinIiGt
notbDenoig, oas &~erb0ltniB 0es0oll'
perneitrs Golf 5u ser 9eutiden Ga,
moaSSeieui6aft electromagnetic 81
oeren Goritanoe, benSerren lt1marn
uno Eeefen, flargeIteat 81 iebrr, 6r
bieriiber monderlei lout gepor6er:
lit, mas nifts meni9er ols einpnnOS.
fret eri6cint. Ser @~bgcoronete Cid,
boff fat ii6 iotpobl 1904 pie 1906,
o~Ier6ings MIR nnberttenb, I'M &eits-
tage nit ser Sude bei6dftigt, oGsc
0ob ieitens ser Meaierung cine @ui-
fIdrung erfolgt mdre. Cine iol1e
9%luffldrung bcs Serbdltniiies bon
Or. Golf 5lt Sen Serren Geefen MIR
llamann erifeint jest I'M 10 brin-
GENDER 9eboten, als Ser Same hea
Serrn ltQmann alld BEL Der rnliiD.
len @einlieferung fir 9enti6-S iiS.
tpeitafrifa genannt porben it," =
Gbenio glnllbt 0os gertannte glatI
sic Seriude ~einselner 9lGtter, ben
Sberiten Shneiore bonn Sbertcm.
manoo Ser S6uttrl1ppe be~rtheihiJcr
gu ioaen, 5uriidweiien 5u miilieH. sc
iiibrt aus. ooB aera0e in Sen SanScn
oes Sberiten Sbneiorg bie @eripsl.
tunq 0es 9iebesgabenfonos fir Si6.
meitofrifo lag. Sbne iein @iiie:
unb @iQen fonnte aIio feline Seriii.
glng iiber ben SonOs ~getroffen iper.
ben. Snsbelonoere lit er altf oafi'r
perontmortli6, BOB Sffisicren arts
jenem 6onbs Siuets 81 @ergniigl,n.
gen in Berlin .%gefauft mltrben. Mber
niGt MIR 0ie beItimmungstpiorilC
@~ertpen0ling oes Observation-Disclosures
fommt BET Dem SberIten Sbneiorg ir
9etra6t, ionbern alid ser ltmitarS.
bob er on amtlidcr Steue peri6ieoe-
men Observation-Disclosures BET pcr.
idie6enen @elegenbeiten mioeripre-
denoe 1no ailspeihen6e Mnttporten
gegeben hot, oIs tie iid nod ocn
MiBbrnltd Oes Son6s e~rfitnoigt:n
Gariiber miiroe bel geetgneter @clc'
genbeit nod ipeiteres st lager ieir a
@citer miro bemerft, bob ser S6erl
Sbneiorg IN auen T6aen Ser SorGc
ieste bes Waiors Slider getpeien lit
es lit baber ni6 Die Srnge ST. 'rle0i.
gen, Oh linn nidt in ser 9eaufii6ti
gling bes Maiors Slider fobrlGiiiaeE
SerbaIten gum SOrWurf 81 nader
lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27
3wst i@mar3e 0ammer
Seisen 9aen Rinnear einen neuen Grid.

Seisen &aen Ninnear einen neuen Grid.
Nlen Winnear, SAT Wef RorriB
strabe. puroe sefern Dos Opfer sueier
i9par3er Stsbe, tpel9e ibn UNI $3.50
erlei4tertsn. Die beioen 2erIe erf4ie-
men In isinsm @eiddfts, fOroertsn 3wei
gigarrsn unb le9ten CUR Beaablun9
einen SIS S9sin auf ben Slid. Wtn.
inter- ma6ts R4 ans Mussdblen bes
WsdieIsslbss, IieB ben s&ein aber
auf benz Slide Iisgst. Sobalo sr
81. so in 9rObsm @sloe auf ben 8ii4
gesdblt bate, unb i& bann umorebte
I'm nod 40 @ents tleines @slo bin3us
suIssen, ergrifen bic 8auner ben IS
S@sin unb aud bic ausgsadblten 81. SO
unb ma9ten f9 aus benz Staube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27
@rnnbeisenthnms lIebsrtragunsen.

Warqaret 6. abrams an Rate Suts
btq, Got 20, @arpent.r's 6ome plaee
addition. 40 BET 14O SuB, bsrb.. Shb.
isits beriW aibingtOn str.. wefIia bon
Nount Str. $4,000.
Nuguf @adsr an Wm. u. WaIb'
burn. Got 325, Winer u. u. partpap
Mobition, 40 BET lao Sub, batnnt.
Sabfeite Der 26. Str, wefli4 bon
Roehne Abe. $500.
Wm. 8. @biIbers an Weaie Berrp,
Cots 1913 unb 124. 9ownsp's brittle
Stboft Nbbition, 70 BET 106.1 10 SUB,
berb., 0orbmeRede Waoe 9be. unb
2aursl Str. $500.
Sobn 9. Clam. grseutOr, on Oar.
bsp J. Clam, Bormunb, 2ots Is unb
IL, WeOuat's @rben SubbibiFon,
She'll bon Outlot 157. SO 0S bel
110.26 Jub, perb., Noroisite Der Dab.
Isp Ctr, uefli@ BON patterfon Str.
1905.
8oulebarb 2ano gompanp an 5reb.
Us. Rrsbsr, Got IL. Boulebarb parl
slob., 40 BET 134 SUB. naeant, WeR.
fetfe Central Hpe.. nbrbItn BON 90.
Strabs. $500.
Warearet W. 6unter or prefon
Q. 8ailsp, She'll Iibwsfli9e Wiertel
Section 2, 8Opnfbip IA, @anse 4,
10 Ndsr, psrrp Sounibip. 81. 200.
WinOr 3. Wabbsl an SOispb 6,
Marott, Got II. aIborb & @o.'s
Subj. 40 BET 1874 CUB, perbsKert,
ORfeite @ibIanb Mbe. iabli9 bon is,
strabe. $4,000.
Mart ". Smith an Sobn &. gppeu
Cots 4 bis 8, Smiths grbsn Subj,
She'll Section 81, $Ounfbip Is,
&angs 8. @apns 8omnibip. 81, 900,
guniee u. potteneer on Spbn 6.
Nniion u. a., Got 10. Berfelep Mbb.
"a bet 1880 CUB, psrbefsrt, iibIi@t
ssite Der Berppn Str, tpeili4 boz
@heIbp Sir. $3.50.
platt Wbttebeab an Sohn @. Wilfor
8bsil bss rorb6fli&sn 0isrtsI Seetior
2. 8ownfbip II, Range 8, Is Mder,
@ai6ington $ownibip. $4,000.
Artbur y. gbmunbs on glmer 90
&san1. Got 40. Qsnpooh parf Mbb.
So bet 1872 SUB. perbshert, bfli9v
Sette Der @raeslanb Npe., fabIi& boz
"a. Str. $1400.
5Obu &ufb an Jobn 8. Rub, 99et
Gsetion "a. Somnibip IL. @anae 2
81 ader, pite &ownIbip. $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

Die oeutf9en Mo~ten<
Iammler hielten in @ottingen einen
Warfeniammlertad ab. Miit Der 5az
auna lpur cine misunderstanding
perbunben.
Ole unter u6ung ii
ser 6a1 bes perbafteten frans6liihcll
Watroien glpaur i'm Sort Ginceiincs
bot na6 elmer @telbung Der Settle
Repnblique ereeben, baBi es lid I'm
cine BON 3ipiliiten unterltiiste, mobl
organiIirte 9iebesbanoe banbelt, Die
nidt MIR Yroniant- uno @uni.ions.
porrGtbe, ionOern au6 @ebeimnilIe
k~r 2unoespertbeioi9ung, insbeion-
Scre tpertbpoQe Wooeae, geitobien
bot
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

nie Yerion, pelde Die Wode nit
I'D Dem Bepubtiein besinnt, bab bas
- Galar Der bersansenen @ode fort
lit unb nod basu nit elmer Sbpotbste
auf bas SaIGr Der tommenbeu @o9e.
bat teinen Sporn fur Die arbeit unb
siebt Dem 4rbeitgeber nidt ben @ertb
ben he erbdIt. @uf Der anbereu Sanb
fam bon benz Wanne, tpeIder Elm bibs
f9es Spar @onto nit bieier ftarfen
Seieaiduft befbt unb beitinbis binsu
figt, nit Siderbeit bebauptet tperben,
bab ct @ersniisen an fsiner @rbeit
finbet unb Elm u~ertbboIer Mrbeiter 1T.
Oie MoraI 1T einfa@ /: @r0fnen Sic
elm Spar Gonto nit bieier @eIea16aft
3 Yro3ent 8infen meI@e mir bssabIen
trasei gum @a@stbum bes SonSs BEL.
The INDIANA TRUST COMPANY,
XapttaI. $1,000, 10000
ueberi9ub ......... 325, 100000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

Sobu 8. Stockholders Arbsiter fnb
TN Beeriffe, NIT benz Alten etnen er.
bitterteu Rampf UNI b6bere 9bbns aus.
3ufe9ten. sic babsn re9t. Die ST.
Iials Der STANDARD Oil gompanp In
WtHourt mtrft 700 Proeent Diptbenbe
fur bte aition6re al; ba iolte au9 fhr
BITE Nrbeiter ettpas abfnuen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

terl0en Ja9res etne Te8laHlIeH Be5e'8'
bat, bic Ia ni1ts binter Der bss @or'
iabres 3uradfsbt. @isle anset3sn
beutsn baraufbin, oab BITE feigsnos
Ssnbsn3 I'm nOrbatlantii4en gsrtsbi
bon 9ausr fstn piro.
guf ben tpefinbiiasn. meritanii&en
unb itoamsritaniI9sn ROutsn Der Sc
fenf&afi Iiefen Mitte 1904 AZ Sampfer
nit 100, 900 8rutto. &egifsrtons,
Witte 1905 40 Sampfsr NIT 178. 600
8ruito. Rseifsrtons nsbf sinigen ebar'
terbampfern.
SIM Suli unb Muguf bieiss Sabrss
tpurbsn bier bur9i9nittli9 Sc Saifs
nit 227, 900 Brutto. &ssifsrtons iotuie
einiee @bartsrbampfsr bsi&dftiet. au&
bier III cine t~usitsrs 0ergr6berung Der
Sonnaae bur9 ben ifstia waaienben
@ttsraustauf9 sere&tfertigt. Ta'
mentli& Nerifo, 8raflien unb Chile
Rnb mi. Hsissnbsn Waarsnmensen an
Der bambursii4en Gin. unb Ausfubr
oes Isbtsn Sabres bstbeiligt gstpe'sn.
Der ORaFsn . Sisnff murbe Witte
1904 bon 81 SOFTEN NIT 1l3, 900
ReaiRertons perieben. Ser rufff9-
iapanii9s arisg bat sins germinoerun9
Der bier psrfsbrsnben $onnase ai9t 3u
bewirten bsrmo9t, TN @sssntbeil:
Witte poriesn Sabres wurbe Der Stenf
nod ORafsn bon 29 Sampfsrn mil
las. 900 Rssifsrtons nsbf einigen
gbarterbnmpfsr1 u~nterbaltsn. 8esen'
tudrtis if bier bie slsiGe Sonnase be-
f9aftigt. Die nod 8senbi9ung bss
Rrisgss hbsraa bsrbcrtretsnoen Mn3eis
DEN zines rssersn 5ra4tenberfebrs auf
ben pFaRatti9sn 2inisn, b~erbunben
nit Der Iotbusnbtsteit, Der iapanii4sn
grpanRon In Sanbsl uno Wanbsl Gee
tpa9fen su bIeibsn, Iahen aud bier bic
Bereitfelung zines srbBsren S4ifs.
raumss brtngsno n6tbig eri4einen.
Wit ben GOroerungen bes ianel
ua&isnben gsrtebrs auf ben msiften
@ouien habsn F9 bis anFprh9e. bts
bic forii9rsitenbe Ausbebnung bes st.
niennebss Der @sieai&aft an bas bcr'
banbens 9ampfermatsrial felte, ber'
einigt. Ttr ben neusei8afsnen ara'
bif8.psrFfdsn Sisnf, fur bic benz
nd9f sinsuridtsnbe Sdnsnbampfer'
linie @enua : Ga plata &c. tparsn unn
Fnb sdiHe nDtbig, bic benz Sefanot
ni9t entnomniert perben t6nnen, obnt
2tden tn benz re9elmdBigen Dienft
auf ben hbrissn Routsn sntffebsn 81
IaHen. 50 tpuroe Elm i1nelereI
Sempo In benz Musbau Der 5lotte al'
mdbli4 our Hotbpenbt9feit. Die Ra'
pitaIserbb6un3 mirb Der 6ambur9'
Amerita.2 inis bas Rhf3eug ergdn3en
oeHsi Hs bebarf, I'M 3u ibrem She'll
mitbeIfsn au %f6nnen, Der beuti@er
Glasss Of, Der md4tis bortpdrts ordn'
senben gntuidlune bes Wsltperfebrl
bauernb einen Mntbsil gu f9srn. hi
er Der gsosutuns Der bsuti8eu S9tH
fabrt uno beg bsuti9en 5aabelns ent
Ipri4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

Sen gr6Bteu Sriumpb piro bic
@birursis, tpsl&s iebt i&On Ylutsefdbe
transplantirt, erf fsisrn, tuenn He Elm
gutss 6srs. moran, man4e 2euts uebsr.
fub babsn, gum Sbeil auf 2euts au
tibertragsn nsrffebt, tuel9en es entf9ie.
ben bararl feblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

Sn San Trantiato III man aug Der
Hero Der ueritbdttgsn Wsni4enIiebe
iebt In bas Stadium Der ursrmibli9sn
preisI1rauberei qetreter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

Naieweis, wie bte Sapaner fInb,
babsn He uns einen suten Ratb gese.
ben, ,pas mir NIT cuba MAIDEN folsn,
UNI bort Rube au befommsn = ais OF
pir ni9t i9on fribsr bon iensr Rube
qeh6rt bdtten: Der Rube bes Rir9tofs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

Gin S@winbler -ga5 fi9 in per>
iGiebenen Bant.Snfituten In Nsmart
als 8anfrsbiior aus. Hatirli9 fisl
0ismanb auf ben piumpsn S4minbeI
binsin. Sas tpsiB bod isbes 2inb,
baB Der &ebifor ert tommt, psnn's 81
Ipdt if. unb BET ben betrsfenben Ban.
ten NOR % aufdnig NOD ni9t au fpdt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

Sie fo5iaIiRif@e &ongrebfanoioa>
tin 2aura papns bat Hh FIR hnatli&en
yetrtsb Der g~iIsnbabnsn erfldrt. Iu&
oas nod!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-27

Wenn Uncle SAM bic fubanii@e
WuB ssfnadt bat, piro sr anfdnbis
genu9 isin, ben Bern tabi4 3u bertbet.
len unb R9 nit Der S&als als Mnben-
ten su begntigen. aber bie Rubaner
fonten H4 porieben; elm anoersmaI
t6nnte ss let9t umgstshrt eeben.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1906-02-23

WITH population q: :.uu,r,r .- .
u",l'' .vSS 'har 80 pop4,a:.3. d: -
whole country II "a. ;h@ w~a.:a u
me fourteen $pa;r~-1 STATES J.. ,.x
greater ;Han The we4.:. o: the X, /.
country in $50. Figures. compiled by
the manufacturer recu-i. show 49,
ire assessed property ya..ss II r.
south IN the year JUST close: were B. .
o'>'v"po. These may be safely esq.
mated as representing true values ..
Sl6, 80, 80. 90.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

ciple is applied to existing conditions Il
will be found sufficient to tlCottie the
trusts. TO serve as a guide for the reyis-
ion of the tariff, and for the regulation cf
Interstate transportation companies
Special Privilege and Corruption.
NO combination" concluded Mr.. VIII
liams. that does not receive special ad-
vantagcs from the government in the
guise Of law or from other corporations in
the way Of special rebates. can long
mOnOpOlize any sort Of business. nor can
Il fix and for long maintain any artificial
or unreasonable price. To do away with
special privileges, Is TO do away with
trusts. In order to do away with special
privileges. the tariff positively must be
revised toward and finally 10 q revenue
basis, making our tax laws, in one word.
responsive to public needs and not 10
private greeds Nearly all corruption is
likewise founded upon special legislation
and special privileges, or the hope Of get
ting them. The principle, once admitted,
that IL Is right % make an individual rich
by legislation. the spirit OF corruption
finds q door wide open for its entrance
with no line OF demarcation between pre-
cedents and what IT hopes to attain
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
CROKER SCORNED BY COCHRAN
Congressman Indifferent About For
mer Chiefs Charges.
StiIl on Honeymoon Trip-When
shown Statement, Says Nothing
New I'm That"

New York, Dec. Friends Of w.
Bourke Cochran, member Of Congress,
and the closest political and personal inti-
mate Of Charles F. Murphy, the present
leader Of Tammany Hail. who was recent
ly married to Miss Ide. daughter Of for
mer Governor General Ide. Of the Philip
pines. have been greatly stirred over Mr.
Cockran's failure publicly to reply TO the
allegations that he was "an unprincip!ed
scoundrel
Mr.. Cochran, while on his little wedding
trip down on Long Island had the inter
view called to his attention, read it very
carefully, and then returned it, saying,
There is nothing especially new in that
Croker said those things before"
He then left the house. as an indica-
tlon that the interview was at an end.
To-day. however. through a friend, Con
gresham Cochran, in part. replied to
some Of CTOker's charges, especially to
the one which said that he Croker had
put Cochran in politics. Cockran's
friend, who makes the statement for him.
declares that Cockran's Introduction to
Tammany Hall was not through Mr. Gro
keT, but through James J. Martin, who in
troduced him to the late John Kelly.
whom Croker succeeded as the leader OF
Tammany
Kelly. it is asserted, was the real ben
efactOr Of Cochran, and pushed him to
the front, making him deliver the Tong
talks" at Tammany's Fourth of July
celebration in 1883. and sending him to the
national convention of 1854, where he nom-
mated Allen G. Thurman and opposed
Grover Cleveland. This was at a time
when Kelly was the big chief in Tam
many Hail. Cochran himself claims that
he ran for Congress because Of the
Henry George campaign for the mayor
atty in 1856 in order to aid the canvass
Of Abram S. Hewitt
Cochran declares that he never got a
dollar from Richard Croker. The money
for his first campaign. he says was
raised by public subscriptions. and the
fund was headed by Joseph Pulitzer. of
the New York World who gave the
largest amount given by one subscriber
$500
Cochran and his friends assert that he
and Croker first became closely political
ly associated in 1885, when Grant was run
ming for sheriff of New York County. and
brought the two together
According to Cochran and his init
mates, the hostility of Croker to the
Congressman from New York is due en-
tirely to a personal grudge between the
two men. Cochran says it is up to Croker
TO say what the trouble is
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
MINISTER GRIP IS RECALLED
EIzi:::g Oscar Notifies NoTway's Rep
resentative to Relinquish Post.
Is Senior Member Of the Diplomatic
Corps at Washington, Having
Been Here Seventeen Years.

Stockholm. Dec. 1.-The King has re-
called Mr. a. Grip. the Minister of Swe-
den at Washington. He was notified to re-
linquish his post to-day
Minister Grip was not at the Swedish
Legation last night, and could not be seen.
The reasons for the action Of his sover-
eign in commanding his retirement from
this post could not Ice ascertained. but the
fact that Mr. Grip is a native Of Norway
Is supposed 10 have had some weight in
the matter.
When the dissolution Of the kingdom
came and Norway became a separate SOW
ereignty, Mr.. Grip elected TO remain a
subject OF King Oscar and not to swear
allegiance TO King Haakon. Norway's
monarch. He was continued here as the
Swedish diplomatic representative, while
Mr.. Hauge a Norwegian, who had been
secretary Of the Swedish Legation under
Mr. Grip, was appointed Minister from
Norway. Thus the anomaly was present
ed Of the greater Scandinavian kingdom
being represented iE Washington by a
man from the lesser.
Mr. Grip is the senior member Of the
diplomatic corps in point of continuous
service. but is not the dean Of the corps
by reason Of the fact that an ambassador,
no matter how short a time he has been
stationed at a post. always takes prece-
dence over a minister.
There are nine ambassadors accredited
to the United States, but the senior
among them, who is dean of the Wash
ington diplomatic body, has been here for
only five years. while Mr.. Grip has been
accredited TO this government for more
than seventeen years. His credentials
were presented to President Harrison on
June 1 1NS9.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
So % Tbe Washincton Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Austin. Tex. Dec. THE direct charges
made by Attorney General r. V. David
son against Senator J. ". Bailey OF hav-
ing received from II. Clay Pierce, on be
half of the Waters-Pierce Oil Company
money either as loans or in payment for
services in securing the readmission Of
that corporation TO do business in Texas
has narrowed the issue that now has
the Democratic party of this State torn
asunder.
What reply or explanation Senator
Bailey viii give to the Decentralization
of the charges embraced in Attorney
General Davidson's open letter TO him is
not known. Bailey's friends say that
whatever the reply is it must be direct
and unequivocal There must be no SEM
blance Of evasion.
The Importance Of the matter would not
be so great but for the fact that during
the campaign which Senator Bailey re-
Gently conducted in the State he made the
statement. and reiterated It many times,
that he never received any pay for his
services in behalf of the Waters-Pierce
Oil Company.
The evidence which Attorney General
Davidson claims to have in his posses
sion as to Bailey's alleged guilt will be
placed in the hands of a legislative in
vestigating committee, should the Iegis-
lature take up the matter.
Bailey's reelection is doubtful, and this,
too, in the face Of the fact that in the
direct primary the people of the State
voted Overwhelmingly for his reelection.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Dec. &c. d. Mattoax.
the RangOon operator. whom officials OF
the Southern Railway have said is solely
responsible for the wreck at Lawyers on
Thursday morning, when President Spen-
Ger and six Of his party were killed, has
not been a mile from the station since the
disaster
His brother, Langhorne Mattoax. said
tonight thai the accused man had
been away from his clearinghouse bat
once since Thursday morning. when he
went out for q drive. He seemed sur
prised az the stories OF his dlkappearance.
and insisted that his brother was not try
ing to evade arrest and could be found at
any time He declared that ne had ROt
fed the local police department as to his
whereabouts. and that Mattoax would
welcome the fullest investigation Of his
connection with the catastrophe
Sensational developments are expected
to-day. II is reported that Operator Mat
toax may be arrested before night If it
Is true that ne may easily be found. as
his brother asserts. the Southern officials
viii have no excuse for delaying appre-
hension They have asserted that they
are making diligent effort to find Operator
Mattoax.
MattaOx's Brothers Statement.
Langhorne Mattoax's S statement follows:
My brother was on duty at Rangoon
on Wednesday night. He can prove that
he did not go to sleep, and that he did
not leave the Office for two minutes.
When train 50 approached he let it
into the block between RangOon and Law
yers under instructions. and he can prove
by witnesses that he tried three times TO
get the operator at Lawyers in order to
notify him of the approach Of 80. He
could get no response.
He has a card to show that he got the
block for No. 81. The day operator viii
testify that he found him on duty at :
o'clock. when he reported TO relieve him.
He did not run away. He does not feel
that be is 10 blame in the matter. and he
has made no effort to avoid arrest. He
has left his boarding house only once
since the wreck. when he went out for a
drive. He was prostrated by the disaster.
and was 50 depressed that his friends in
sisted that he should get out for a little
recreation and took him for drive across
the country.
He returned to the boarding house. and
ne has been there ever since. He did not
know that the officials were looking for
him I did not know that he was wanted
until to-day. when the detectives OF a
private agency told me they were looking
for my brother.
PONCE Didn't Want Him.
I went Immediately to the local police
headquarters. where ! found that no re-
quest had been made for the arrest Of my
brother. I also notified the officials OF the
Southern here that they could find him
whenever he was wanted. He is ready to
give himself up at any time. Since Thurs
day morning he has not been a mile away
from the telegraph Office
LanghOrne Mattoax has seriously in
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The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
HIT BY EXPRESS; UNHURT.
Farmers Coat-taiI Saves His Life
and Gives Him Free Ride.

North Adams, Mass, Dec. Richard
Edwards, an aged Berkshire farmer,
started to take short cut along the
Boston and Albany Railroad tracks. a
freight came along. and he stepped out
on the other tracks just as an express
train, running forty-five miles an hour
came along. Il hit the aged farmer, but
his coat-tail caught on the signal iron
on the side Of the cCw-catcher, and the
cloth. being stoud, held, and Edwards was
able to swing himself around on the cow
catcher.
He could not attract the attention of
the engine crew until the train stopped
at the station here, when, cramped and
very cold, he was helped from his per-
Ilous perch.
Physicians were hurriedly called, but
the old man was not even bruised, and he
insisted on starting once more to walk
back home. He was prevailed on, how
ever. TO wait for the accommodation
train to come along, and then he was
landed safe
The Washington herald., 1906-12-02
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