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The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Many Titled Visitors to Com.

That there viii be many foreigneres ~
distinction at Newport this summer IS
a foregone conclusion. The Governor
General Of Canada. with the Countess
Grey and their daughters. Is 20 be
there for a short time. and the Duke
and Duchess OF RoXburghe are 10 stav
AT Ochre Court with Mrs. Ogden Coo
let. who arrives a fortnight hence with
her sister. Lady Herbert. widow Of the
ambassador. This Lady Herbert viii.
with her boys. be the guest Of he- mar
ents, the Richard T. Wilson's, whilo the
other Lady Herbert, who was Miss
Helen Gammell, and who is the wife Of
the British envoy at Christiania. will
stay with her sister. Mrs. Shaw Safe.
Then We are promised a visit Of the
Duke and Duchess OF MarIbo-ough and
OF Prince and Princess Cantacuzene-
the latter a daUghter OF Gen. Fred
Grant. and whose children are now on
Governors Island. Lady Suffolk is also
coming. and we are wondering whether
she viii bring with her her baby aud
permit US TO see the Daisy Letter Of old
in the novel role Of devoted mother
The Marquis OF Graham and his bride.
the only daughter and heiress Of the late
Duke Of Hamilton, intend to spend their
honeymoon in Canada. and will take n
Newport en- route Lord Graham is the
son and heir of the Duke of Montross.
served before the mast under an as
sumed name to qualify himself for a
masters certificate and in order tn
make himself acquainted with all the
various requirements of EnslauCl's rner-
camille marine. and is a remarkably
brilliant and handsome young fellow.
whose one trouble IS his deafness, which
led to his rejection when he was about
10 enter the royal navy as a nidship-
man.
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Entertainments at Beaulieu.

Vanderbilts are very much to. the fore
this year at Newport. Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelius are already settled at Beau
lieu" with their children for the sum
mer and they have spent such a large
sum in redecorating. enlarging, and i'm
proving the place. which does not be-
lang q thsua. that It is very evident
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Students Concert.

The annual plano recital by the pupils
OF Miss Helen Gladmon was given on
Thursday evening at Pythian Temple
The program comprised interesting Sc
The Washington times., 1906-06-17

Miss Clara Moran will give her last
musicale Of the season Tuesday evening
in Gunton Temple Chapel. Fourteenth
and R streets northwest The assisting
musicians Will be Mrs Theodore L.
HolbrOok, vIoIIniste. and Harry H. R.
Helwig, bassO.
The series Of musicaIes which Miss
Moran has given throughout the year
have been exceedingly interesting and
successful and her final concert prom
ises 10 eclipse any she has yet given.
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Early Season at Lenox-

At Lenox as at Newport, the season
Is opening much earlier than usual. .Peo-
pie are arriving every day and cot
tageS are opening I'D in all directions
The William Douglas Sloanes have at
length returned from Europe and are
established at Elm Court for lie sum
mer and Sir Mortimer Duran6. -. Brit
ish ambassador. has been elected rresi-
dent OF the Cricket Club. while Giraud
Foster has become the president of the
Berkshire Hunt Club. which has its
headquarters at SOuthwood, formerly
the country place of Marshall r. Ker-
nochan. Numerous hunt breakfasts have
already been arranged in connection
with meets. and among those who will
be the hosts on these occasions will he
Mr.. and Mrs Robb de Peyster Tytus
and Col. Walter l. Cutting. whose pop
ular wife has now almost entirely re-
covered from the serious operation
which she underwent some time ago in
town
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
MATTERS OF INTEREST
TO ALL MUSIC LOVERS

lections Of classic music and was given
wiCh good taste and execution. Those
who took part were the pupils, assist
ed by Mrs Kathryn Hams HuIling.
Others who participated IN the program
were the Misses Elizabeth Shoemaker,
Eda Beckett, Frances SomervilIe, Helen
Hulse, Kathryn Lang. Tracy Bell, Leah
Knupfer, Madge Gritton, Mildred
Moore, Leah Gladmon, Kathryn Rohrer,
Edna Crawford. Mildred CornwelI, Mi
lette Roache. Helen Simpson, Louise
Shoemaker. Jessie Bohrer. Catherine
Cowsill, Mabel Grftton. Ruby Hall, and
Masters Raymond Cornweu and Howard
Fellows
The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Oyster Bay Awakening.

At Oyster Bay. the clubhouse of the
Seawanhaka- -Corinthian is the center Of
much gayety. and most of the country
houses in the vicinity have been opened
for the summer, while at Southampton
the Meadow Club has commenced its
weekly dances. always a sure indica-
ton that the season has been inaugu-
rated and that the summer is ar hand
Booked for Europe.
Among those sailing this week for Eu-
rope are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Vanderbilt. who leave on Tuesday. their
steam yacht Warrior having already
reached the other side. where it is be-
ing fitted out preparatory 10 a cruise
along the Norwegian coast Mr.. and
Mrs. William Halliburton Brigham, who
were married a short time ago. also
sail on Tuesday. and Mrs. c. Bower Is
may who has been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Schfef-
felin. leave on the following day for
Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Scott
Burden. who were married on Monday
last at Grace Church. sailed last Friday
on the Celtic. and will spend tt.eir
honeymoon abroad
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14
Offers Amendments
to. the Measure
THE FULL TEXT OF THE MUCH TALKED OF SPEECH
OF HON. p J. MccU1dBER IN THE UNITED STATES
SENATE WHEN THE RAILROAD RATE BILL WAS
up FOR DISCUSSIONS

deem necessary for the dsvelcpment Of
s %ss s. faI ps 81
such locality. business. or the railroad
sesy crying the s SL -. "a.
Commerce Commission shall be prohib-
tied from making any rules or reguia-
tons u scr. Or adlnstins any rates the result
Or discourage free and fai ip eompet Petition.
between the several carrying fines Of
Eighth. That such Interstate Com
merce Commission shall make no rule
or regulation having for its object the
sny tie sisEss nss Or hat
tation OF goods shall be allowed to go
city or cities as shall be able under free
and Nnfettered competition to secure
Mr.. 'Mccumber. Mr.. President, that
a, general way, expresses my own con-
scope nS q an as
government q interstste ss commerce. Ut Il
The Sii Which has Seen fr nam
the COMMITTEES ON Interstate Commerce.
y to m snsse dPprse sh
such ras rebates. Determinations, pri.
t ypate.car ofienses, and the like. On
iiberaiize the present law avn In respect sSu Of
special rates designed to develop either
new country or q new industry. It
sness PPstes iofF soas
smaller and weaker industries and to
i vsianin Tor the f very purp9ss Of de.
they could break the monopoly OF the
great trusts and corporations and give
does not conesin nny pro1is,on
from the msnsgers q the A raiiskaey HS e
President. that, in my humble judy.
slightest degree tend to effect rebates
otheE evsp y %hics we ire g. eo amy
planning. but would. on the contrary.
be Injurious to the public. -
Il would destroy thai siastie ItsAu SO
necessary for building Up. the inferior
1 81 thg alSsn building any
, S9s5ey e 8, ysEIy confederate degree the
Ss ss oai sef sas aTasy pss ena
short time: 1 think that We Would al
81 thst hes Is
q bad Pesass hss NY ja aae xsry
s sub .as reported 81 the Com;
pass this body, that 1t viii be. con-
CURED in by the other house, be signed
~ t The Pre- Presidems: ana BECOME the law
disappointment that has ever befaiien
really injured and expectant people.
ginning to end in its entire scope is
not bill that can possibly reach at
the real things that the people are
cause; there Is not a single provision
aimed at, q single one OF the real in
justices OF the evils complained Of that
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-14
up FOR DISCUSSION.

The Senate having under considera-
'stion the bill III, r. 129S0 to amend
an act entitled. IAN act to regulate
commerce." approved. February 4.
1887, and all acts amendatory thereof.
and to enlarge the powers of the In
terstate Commerce Commission:
Mr.. AcCumber said: u
S. being H S2
Year, is a brief synopsis Of 1.-The the p points h
upon tie ras sk S and ny Z. Il ac csn
tains at least one or more features
", which sh shall amal,a ask to be insospoTated
DESTROYS to make that resolution part
'a Ths 70 wee Tssa President :; The Secretary
will read as requested \
The Secretary read as follows:
ap aa FsSru g. rsssqilsass4e
and aSts amendat1ry and sunoplement.
First, That the provisions of said
act shaIi be 90 extended as to cover
Or al anS
terminal or other facilities for receiv-
Ing. handling. and shipping goods.
nibit any and ali unjust charges h saa or S Dis
Second. That Sc Il be established
Of paid. directly or indirectiy. BY or
through any means or device what
shipper. that both such raiiroad and
fine Of three times the amount Of such
granted or received, in addition t to any
other d fne or penalty now provided In
coid.storase cars Or other cars wh het or
owned by any railroad company or by
any other person or corporation. used,
ed BY the provisions Of said act. ~
any railroad eompany fer use o Pa rental H
sonaSie Tie end tha e tS Ss' ana
sven n cars a uslngA the same for shipment
saa ans Sfser infer
SIS the sn oMns sad ossen
e. ye9as ,shersSs e
2E for tsinK or other seryies IN eohnec-
ht G Mltns tne nes thereof shall . be pro-
1857 gsfte vs Tat Es sP and ate, 5snusry
an interstate .cornmerce business shaii
coid.sterase, cther re spsciaiiy eon.
s q saSs Sr ses
or proper for the conduct Of its bust
n 1sss,s e. g fiS Es. n, earlier and shall
NIL icing and other service. necessary
goods IN transit; and on and after such
rate no such railroad company shall
or shipper Of any goods to ship the
SHIPPER or pay any rental for such cars
rates or service between persons ship
ping. from one point to- another shall
Vision shall not prevent any railroad
company from making such special
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
olg TaIj LAGS.
sgaf Arguments &lay Progress 81
gindlay CO., Investigation.

Bsadlays Of, oct. 1l Much legal ar.
guInent aRa little actual progress
n7aEsed TEE tEial II the sandasd OH
eolnpany Of ohio for conspiracy
againsf tissslle The tesS4aon 81 john
p. aockefeilef given ii 1893 n He
litigation against sa STANDARD Oil
trust before The iipresne eoprt IF the
state was admitted ana esrefully read
to tue jury sg Atorney Fllelns Tor tie
prosecution
Alras lG4 Butts. TIE lest witness
of The Fta was called to tie saaaa.
Ars. Butts saf1 she was the step
danghtar Of tie. late George Al. Rice.
an Independent oil rasnar of aglet
ta g. She had also aetad as ME-.
Riee's private secretary and was tie
execntria Of hts estate. She pr69lne-
ei, the request of : Affforney PHELPS,
the esriacates of cfigna trBst stack
owned BIT Mr. Rice TIE o-rtiaeates of
''ieaal title into which these we're lat-
er transformed ana scrip showing title
10 fractional shares Of stock in alI of
Tue wentE sa4s diary companies IA
a8e ossglaai trust The text of taese
certificates YVES reaa into the record,
aiid asTs Butts was excused.
A loag wFangie resulted when q GER
tilted copy pc the record IN the once &c
the secretary e2 state Of New Jar-
say, showing tslat fn 1888 the Standard
on eonapang of that state changed It's
e0gpara4e aEisfaapa nv inprasai74r fqa
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
GHiED S BY GAR.

z-gear7od IIiiaFtd DAILY, Of So. 2I7
esriaith street, aghile enassing summit
avenue last evening was struck hy fsie
fender 9f Pavonia avenue line trolley
ear. She was buried about ten feet, and
was picked up nneon saieus; The child
was on hee WaT to g drag store to set
soale nesieine for her mother, who Hyas
Ill Some playgnates OF the litte girl
fan to her home and taia lar aellsez
what had happened. Sick rs a4e oslef
saas size rushed out Of tie hoe
ing ana took flie cslld fSaln of
d man who hela and ran back e heF
home physician was called aud ne
restored little sIIiIared to conscious
aud dpessea a wound on nor head. he
mother refused to make complaint
against William Bu1ns, the lnotol al Of
the car that struck her child.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
MAa00J CONS SljTS T
laeoaS1s and Fsetiglaa Governors Dis
cpss Affairs Of cuba

Havana, Oct IL sharles a. sfagoall,
sle newly appointed provisional gay-
e2nor ef Cube. is III constant csnslilta-
si9n yw Secretary Tat
NEr Iass announced that the GaraI
guards will be removed from any
point where in feeling develops, The
companies III l'ienGuegAs and Nlatanzas
Will ehange plaees Immediately. Cons
snl t4enaral StaiAAaft returned from
Cienfqegos and reported that the dis
tuFbanees there are ended.
Secretary INIT announced that Cen
er;i buaston VIII retuga hcn On SAT-
urda on tie battleship Louisiana ii
eoanang Nith hiseseIf aud Assistant
Secretary Of State BACON and shat tlae
affairs Of CUBA VIII be Jeff III Tie hands
Of Governor Afagoon and General ]
Ffan9lin Bell
Aiaag efbans of the faction to which
Meadez Capete and Others wii9 ogsais-
ized tie Moderate party belong are
optspoiSen against General Funston,
aiiaaing that he deserted tiiefa q the
SFar with Snain IiHnt taD was theN III
and had tI1e consent retarn Of Gen
eral Garcia ana oigen leaders. Who aB
preciated his lo3g service il their
cause.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
.ETEaaH FsaEEA GN PARADE


Tie Exempt Tirsalen' Association o.
Jersey City left town this morning ~
participate in the big parade u Eliza
beth. They panaded from their head
quarter il Bright stseet 10 the Pennsgl7
Yania RAILROAD depot escorted bg large
delegation Of the present 6Fe-flghters and
were preceded bg aplat9on Of police un-
der command Of Police Captain Cox. The
Old vets showed up il great form and
made a very imposing demonstration.
They carried With them their old fasli-
g5onea fire apparatus polished uP and look
sng as though itwas new. Behind this
sne Of the newest Of the fire eneines Of
HE present department. A hand inraeh-
ing ahead played lively airs and. the vet
erans seemed to have springs IN their
heels. T6eT were applaaaed all along
The route BY thousands OF spectators
Eahert D1yis was accorded q position at
de iital of he vets aalen altogstaieS
Y parade tlsoush ret 50 large as others,
ssas pronounced as being one Of the TN
- seen IN Jersey City far iong time
and tie opinion was expressed that he
Jersey ity contingent viii form one o.
lie most pietaaesaHe fs's ares Of the pa
rade IN Elizabeth.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11

philadelphia, Oct. 11-Aeeorling fo
q statement in the Public Ledger on
9he authority OF q member Of the
WaapaIe company. Henry K. Wsm
pole, the drug manufacturer whose
body was fognd recently in the East
river, New York, died an embezzler Of
4 large sum of money. It is asserted
b tha Putiie Ledger that Wampole
robbed his business partners syste.
matically. The amount secured by
Nampole is estimated at s5o0,Q00 and
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
REPUBLICAN
CONVENTIONS
The Pagan Record Delegates
Left HalI II Body Snout-
ing Thsg Would Get Even
Ga Election Day
CITY con WAS TAaz
TROUBLE ? BEeAN IN COUNTY
CoNYENTI0N WIN JIEs
" RHHY INTRODUCED
REs0E ErYI0N no ENDORSE GOV
ERN0R STOKES FoR UNIFIED
STATES SENATOR
CITY con TAaz


The Republican city and county con
ye3tiQns were nelst last night aAL the
9lseold-Iagan forces Wege badly beaten
iR bssa by The ''Fesrlars. The city CON
renfion passed aa o9ietly, in a eempa
tive senses biit tlle county convention
converted the hafl iafs bsar CARTON.
President James W Mccarthy of the
Board OF Aldermen, who WAS Eeaatea
- candidate for hVssinafi9n u the
q iIlsA Congressional eenv ent5on, started
the 1gmpns b. introducing 4 resolution
TO endorse Governor Stokes fr United
States Senator. astantlg HE eonvea-
tien was n an npreaI, Ilhe Tes9 ntion
was preseatad Just as tile delegates Sefe
about to proceed With the uQniua tissns.
tiies of You're eat Of ORDER Keep
sfill etes were Shouted By manE Of the
! aelegat ties, Who aaase from, their seats
9sarthy insiste on action being taken
on his resolutions and sit was finally de-
esdea to refer It to Committee app9int-i
ed feg tie purpose. TIE committee re-
ts9ea and decided to na 30 attention to
'ele resolution Thea the eW Idea
men got not uader theie eallaFs and
shouted IL derisi0n at tage Commit de-.
Af llg and segeial sshefs .aitsnl gtea
70 introduce similar res uticns One
moment resolution Neasd ee offered 10
endorse Senator Dry den, aua the next
Minute orc weqla be ozesea 70 TIE ef-
asef that pc should Be rejected The orr
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
E2ehata. cases Eostne enad

New York, Oct 11.Tie trial Of me
aetiaD against the New York Central
railroad for violation pg the Eikips anti-
re0aTiag law was postponed gntIl. 2aIcn
day The Delaware, Iaezawanna and
Western railroad, the 'Brooklyn Cooper
age company, the American Sugar Re-
fining company and the American Sllg
ar Refining company oa New York IN
answer fo the Indictments against
tnan entered pleas OF mot guilty With
the right To withdraw
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
plea cF Mg uiItys' Ends Trial

bridgeport, Conn, Get. II. It's all
up. boys I'll plead guilty Threw-
ing bis arms above his head as he ut
tered these words, George w. Corn7
well charged with the theft from Mrs.
Johanna Lllnapkin of bonds and Jewels
amounting - SIT 600, caused sudden
and dramatic ending to his trial IN tie
crifninal court here. Cornwell viii be
sentenced later.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
Democrats Mams judicial Tickai

New glis, Get. II Ten candidates
for tne ssle enae court. TWO Candidates
Tor the cont Of general sessions a4fd Il
candidate for surrogate were named by
ra1aslally, tlle county eonvenGion tax
idg the .slaEe9 agreed "a 3y Charles
. AIuephy ard his district leaders in S
long hafsna;ai8us meeting oE the Tam
many executive committee. The state
Includes the names Of two our ana out
I9eaEst men for the supreme co1rt
samuel Sseabury and John Ford
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
Cleveland MOS AsIvlainu votors.

Princeton, NJ g. 0ct LITTLE Isefa-
cratic political situation II New York.
Ia the opinion OF Grover Cleveland
at his hol11e here pats a dilemma
ssup to's the conscience of every y0fer%
Mr.. Cleveland Moul@ gise sie aavica te
s3eznoca as To their dssts fgnaS
ang tl2at lle did not visit ~ aRpeaf t9
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11
SIALs TEACHER AND HIMSELF
Disappointment In Love Blamed For
Trarsdy In Cleveland.

sJIsappo oEaan1srs IN Love Blamed For
Tragedy In Cleveland.
Cleveland, Qs Get 11.-Tn the pres
eIlce OF sixty pupils ia the South Euclid
seiAapi barry sEnjths TWENTY-FIVE years
q teacher, twenty two years old.
e.oenered fehind tie barn il the rear
of bis home IN XYarrensvilse two hours
later, Saith shot bimself through the
head, dying Instantly. -Four Cleveland
policemen, with drawn rayolvere, ard
under cover Of eight armed farmers
were about to rush on young Smith
when. he endedahis life
ppoinfnlent in love is said to
have been the motive for the cold
blooded naurder
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11

ghehalis, Wash, Oct. H. The dead
body Of John spitzner. q sausage max
af, was found in the woo6s near thiE
his attempt to Kill judge Moses 70
and famiiy and undoubtedly died
the belief that he had killed tie a~
forneF WHO had assisted his wife il
securing a divorce from him.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11

Rudolph Dezsle TIE sslo0n keeper who
runs Edna fall at Ae8ars syeaae aAa
ssEbire street, NADIA Eatlser het tilne of
It At the hands Of tAe speakers at last
sigta's tempsdance meeting neid IN the
sfirst cogregaHonal ehurch
& Ms. Deutie on hearing chat ssta0onkeep
Is were 10 be denounced asked the Rev.
John l. Scuddet faf the privileges of be-
sng present ard speak d defense Of his
srade. Ihis privilege WIS rea1ily granted
but there were moments wien he aoked
rs though he regFetts1 having assei sFsn
/ privilege. Some ef the ses5salents ez-
Dressed Is tile speakers eaasea hiH to-
ISssspilp freely. xaopeine the svest from
;lis brow. Personally be was Treated
18th utmost courtesy. He was istened
u a5tentyeiy wliie defending his aHoea-
lion. He spoke b h7olSell tserntan- AIleT-
iean dialect andi1su sasssa tRs audieness
w1h his sincerity ana eafuestness In
ferllan,, whore lie came fl9m, ae sad,
lAe saloon business was rega,aed asa
egnet table ose- p ssis country the
bua aess IS iegali2es icanses BENG grant
q gy the an5ll laea q conduct
such business 9lE eo sea go rea-
son say as iqHs business 50 t.eensel
and eoaaHetea in 4esDeeg cable manner
should cause Ebe REoQIa of oaA
10 be shnnae1 ae.sed 5E mary peo
pc. = run Ylsasetaile n'ace. be SAID
can see no harA in 4 na1 eQiQs ato q
sal89n al Nd rsf fresR Rilg 4lila esf vita an oc-.
casi0nai drink Fe ,he Eiae beng it At
least makes aim Jolly and good slaalFel.
;I'he operations ef sie gishens sill drives
msa inte saloons rpn by men wto svale
tae iaw aufia tae fFah.blfi1e hoaFs and
onee siesiae tbe5 sta nat gle5 SET lgtnk
H viii else bay Gguor and ialA it home
waere his wife ana children in many
bases help him Is dlink.
The speaker said that ID raising the IL
cense fee to 5000 and then closing he sa
looms on SUNDAY the saloon keepers had
1een handed a leman.
Mrs. John /. seuader was The first to
reply She said she couldn't see why If
liquor was good for man why II should
aef he Just as good for his wife and chill
dFen She did rot believe it was good for
anybody. Sire pictured The homes OF
come drunkards with mothers and elil-
dFen n rags and tatteTs as result Of
flle drunkard and father spending his
earnings for drink.
One. man III the audience produced
ssane statistics which he claimed showed
ifhaf in Germany more money was spent
for drink than for food.
Mr. Ryer IN tbe course Of short
speech expressed his belief that prohjbi-
ton laws made hEpocTites.
Mrs. William Story said thar the lesai-
Gzing' Of the liquor traffic was the
fault Of Christian people and IN harsh
Ierrns she raped the church people hard
Tor not. havi=s already eradieating the
saloon.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11

Providence, r Gel
iI4g egaaee sne niee
ana isnla igration one
two weeks the soneeaa ya
which left Riaeanaa s
cargo of contraband Chinese
grants, was boarded in the I'foM sace
riTer ana eenlscated in the name q
the United states government
Two membefs of the crew were
placed nndee sFrest, they being tile
Only persons found on boara the boat;
two men "a the vicinity were arrested
esf suspicion Of Being concerned fn the
saggiing. while seventeen Chinese
who were passengers 81 tle ErolIc
were also placed 5p custody
At the police statioA L was la2rnea
fFaf IRE tW0 men captured on beard
fhe vessel were Edward E Jenkins of
South Boston ana William A. Duncan
Of soineryilie. According 10 their story,
.'..7s,1-,, 80.
s4-ss. III Ss@ 1,,S. & 2 s1ss..s.' 80
80 ~ 1- g : ~ - 1i,.--l,
..as .1,,'l...ss. @ 'lss - IS ~ ls1'
:. - S.
= s'4..l.,..'s''l !. q l'..e ..l4.lsu ., s
that the E'reIie was in the harbor. John
.,t - -
mn, -. = 80. go ,l1. -.
- III 80 s e,s,. rT.t+e.- rr,.,.-.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11

Atiafta, Ga. Oct II-After a bitter
debate the American Bottlefs' Protec
1--we association By 2 iarge majority
votnd not to print the annual address
Of President George 3. Hugo Of Bos-
ton, IN which he denounced labor un'
Ions as at present conducted.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-11

Negroes Fight s'J;m Crow" Cars.
Washington, Oct liz Representative
snegroes of The south on behalf Of theii
race have complained To the interstate
commerce. commission Of the use by
the railroads Of the south Of sim