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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
Ans DER II ll)elt.
aut,tots.

@btca9o. Die gbicdlper
Waporstompagns Bat einen GuberIt
ey6ittertsn @6dracter anlenommen.
Der repubIicaniIds Ganoioat gufe
lit beiauntli6 9ofmeifer uno isins
@e9ner %raiIoniren fiirhterli9 barber
oaB er nitt Iein 8uRoesamt nieoers
legte, che er bic MISREPRESENTATION
anHabm, unO 10 oas Yoitami gu cinem
6actor in Der g~oca!politit madte.
8a6reno bic Repu6licaner Iit baupi
iat!ih auf bic 9ertbeibi9uH3 ibrer
StraBen5abupolitit uno bic Sr0r
terung elmer pirtli6 ehten gi0iloienft
0erpa!turg nerie9en, fubeR oemoiras
tilderIeiis biz gampaBnereoner baupt
idtli6 auf bic StrdBsnbabnfrags. bic
erfolgreide. lpenn nidt fe9isrireie
9srpdltung oss jsbissn gdrasrmei
tiers une bic 9or5iiglihtsit uro Be
lie5tbeit oler i6rer @~onoi0dten.
Die i19en. orei3intise 9efersnoum
petition nirb, trait elmer @ntItei
0ung oes 3idters 5ut6ia nidt auf
Dem Babl3ettsl erfdeinen. Die 9ure
ger nsroen dlIo am 2. 9(pril nur bic
cine 5roge 3u entihetotn ba5en, o5 lie
bic BON benz StaDtratb aH3eHommsHe
Notwithstanding 5ilisn.-Gir
ben tdotiIhen 6aus6olt lit eurt oas
pom Staotratb feItseiebis Budget bic
rieit9e Summt pom $49, 656.832.45
fir oas lauieHoe Sabr aussenorien
poroen. - An 9eudidos eriidt iiHo
bic 30 Sabre aIte Jrlu al0ina pem
5ertpn, 20. TOT ". Superior Ctr
uno ibr 18 Wondte dltes 30hterfsn.
- 3as sroBe @eifdit bsr 5irma u.
S~pal0in9 Bros. Rp. 147 IL. 149 IRA
6dfb 45s., gambler NIT SporartitslH.
fiel iammt Snbal. einem 8ranoe gum
OpfeT. Der eiEen Sddifdoen pon
S175.000 onrifRte uno tti Dem aud
2 5eaerleuie erbe6lih DsrleBi nur0en.
Qusbem Staate.- Sm I'm
ter6auie Der Stoatsle5islatur miro
iebt osr gauge 8ampf User bic .qocal
Option" 9orla9s Der Pint. Saloone
9edsue" pieoer oon borHe ~auigsaom
men per6sn. Tas 6aus Dtiserie ih
namli6, 4 pcn oem Q5s. 9tonns 6ss
aHiTasie 3uidBs gu idnsr nQocal
Option" 8orl0se on%5une5msn, ourh
peIfe sepihsn Wdngeln Der 9orlase
a~6se6dlfsn Dereen i0Gte. aRo rbas
oieie 3uidBe piro BE gorl1le iter
seit laseH peroen. 3os 5aus na6m
nit 100 sesen q Siimmsn bic Dor
loae an, rppuah bic Giureihuns ooH
Shaoeuerfasilogsn pegsn llniaa cher
5o6 niht oa0ur6 6infani5 III, boB
bic 6sirsffsnrs perion 0orkr 5tsen
LOB orr lnfaa psrffsrt mar. 8ieis
9orlase ridtet Iid 6~sionbsrg sesen
6orporaiioreu. bic ibrs QHgsIteu.en
ss3eH uufau osri6eIR. fd aser oon
ibnsn fhriitlib 5uiasen .aFsn, oeB
bic GorporatioHsn bann isosr irtitss
ren 9erpilitfuns sntbobsn Isin ioasr.
Iurh Stur3 pon einem Grahtz
8u9e 1T @rorsr perce Don 9 parton
troilid o~srungIidt.
81 NET gorf Fabr Elm Big
5out'' pafasisrsus oura cine oHsrs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
Gr. Sobn ID. GIarfe ais 9e
iperber fir Das WinniCipals
ridlfer 4ntt.

S6I6on 6r. Sobn ID. Glarts, Der
ein ,Rcnsportiidn" Ganoioot fir
Rittsr oss MunicipaIeeritts BON
Nilpauiee gouutp 1T, nitt in Dill
pautse gs6orsn mar, 1T er felt ieintn
sSusen0iabren sin @inno9ner. oieitr
5taot aspeIsn. 81. @ldrte lit aus
G0iH6ur9, S6ottlaHo. ae6iirti9 uH0
tam nit Ieinen @lts1n i'm Sabre 1850
nab Uiluaules. 5isr fpiossts sr fd,
mad NbFploiran5 Der Slementdrifuieu
Dem Stuoium Der RedispiTenIhaft
uno puros i'm Sa5rs 1873 CUR proris
5uselaFeH. us Sarso S6ompIon, IT,,
gum DitrietsanDal. srpdhlt parbs,
srndnnte er 6rn. glarts 3u Ieinem
aFiHenten. SIN Sabre 1882 uuros
er Johann, ais ganoiodt Der Temos
trattn uno Der .unicn 9o5or" Qdrs
tel. isl5f sum giitrictsaHpalt erpd6tt
ano oiente otm GouniD ais iolter 3
Sabre lang.
0G6rsno sr alg Oifrictsonnalt
fuHsirie. fisl Is ibm gu. sirsn Der auf
is6snerrs8sn0itn 5dGs in 0er gss
ihinie ben Wilpautss gountn sar
9erbannIuHs gu briH3en. DIS Reps
faa 6cuie purOe am 10. San. 1888
ourp 5eusr Hrii5rt. uu0 a6er so Qers
ipnsn Dsrlnrsn babel i5E 9sbsn, in
ZEN lie sutDsotf osrbganntsH sosr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
atater 4. o'Wieara

SIR ben ourd BEN Soo oes Bidders
Did uacant ssiporN semen 9oiien zines
areisrifteys I'M 13.@eritts63irt, eer
bic 9oautiss IoOse. 0luteiba, 0aihs
ipgton unO 03aules umfaBt, 1T rid
ter .. G'Disara oon 0sit 9eU0 ais
@onoieat auisstrsten uHO IS lam teiH
3neifel 0ariiber berritsn, OoB Gin in
8e3ug auf SeieBestsnntni6e. @rfahs
ruu5, Nlter. Character uno 5emperas
ment 5efer 6efdbigier @auOioai pob
nirsenos sefunoen perosu tonute uuo
OaB bic Wd6ler oieies 9e3irts leinen
6~eiieren N}ann ais 3itter O'0karl
iiIr 0ieies osrontportlihe Nmt fineen
t0nnsH. Seit BEN Iebten 5 Sabreu
funQirt 6r. S'Wgearo ais 9a6l0Brih
ter uOH Udibiu9ton @oaHtD uno BAT
leiue Yflihttn CUR au9emeinen 3ufrie
oenbsit Der 8arseridsoft eriiiat. lin
ben 8oiien zines &reisTidters 5etlei
ben 81 i0unen. lonte Elm g~auoioat
reine @eleBestepntniHe uno laHgi6b
rise @riobruua in Der 9erihtsproris
BADEN. @r muB ieruer Elm NlonH in
relferem Hitter un0 Ocn GROCER ue5er
le9uns iein uno gang bslonosrs elm
Wlann ron manufacturer Character.
oeien 3ehtihafienbeit. llHparteilib
teit uno Aufridti9teit iiber allen
3psifeI srbaben 1T. Sin FOLDER MaHn
1T Ri1ter O'Uleard unb Sic Ddbler
oss 13. @erihts bssirfs tcuuen psr
iidert iein. oaB Ridter O'Nleara bic
len Yofsn gu ibrer o%olitsn 3ufrieosns
belt 6ttIeioen nno Dem GiIrict CUR
Sire sersiten nir0.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
Wi6ttg fur Die WdbIer bon
g8amfeiba 6ountu.

QIe, Die f6 fir zen sr3ieberiifsn
5ortidritt BON Uagiei6a gounin in
tersFiTen, obue unterihieo Der partei.
Der gprfehion oeer ser Ralionolitdi,
iino< bari5eI erfrsat oaB Sri. Rcdas
fea0sSoie felt 4 5abyen SapsrinteHs
oentin oer Stillsa gen. GOuntb's
mar, ii6 6ersit Iil3gt bat. nieberum
als gdnoiooiin fix cine Uie6ernabl
dui8utreten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
Sir Gi6ter GeeIen'S
@%ieOerwabl.

Die tpmmen6e Wabl am Dingtag,
2. Qpril, uiro entifsiosn, o5 oas
Diiiriets= unO Sussnosg eriht pon
Milnautee gOuntp BON Rihter Reele
9. Qeelen p~eitergsfIbrt per6en fo1
ooer niht.
0ds gomits, peltes BON BEN Qn=
1dngsrR Ritter 9sslsH's ernanHt
puroe, UNI cine .RoH=pdrtiIau sgamz
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

dfsu 9samisn psr5istet. @sIbsuts,
5r.Htgeloer ooer @ommI1ionen in
/ &~tr6inDUnl NIT 9ti6ditstransdctios
uen oOsr GouiyactatihlaHcn on5uuebs
men. Auh oas Nner6isteu uRn 8e6en
ioldsr .@ei6ente" piro fir itrdf5dr
ergl6rt. Dir 9taislaiur bat einiimz
mig bic SrOinau3 iubohirt. bic ,Sunss
aeielleu ocn seipiiIsm Utter bel 9ers
msiounl onn @slonrdie mrpflhtet,
f6 unoer5j9Iih gu oerbeiratttn. Die
e'ajsldtur ipridt in ibrer beirefisnoen
3eiolution 8par niht 8erdoe3u DON
elmer @tloHyaie fir BEN Gtoat i'm ans
aemtiutn. oerldu5t ober cine ifaatIide
straightforward uno erIlGrt eiRFipeis
len eds &crse6eH poH Sort Dodge als
saies 9eiinjel fir anoere Stdote.
Sn 1es W Dimes erlitt bic
er6linoeie pohl6aberoe @arrie Ginots
ion 0en 5lammentoo. incsm ibre RIeiz
Der 5sim 6eueraumohen in bronO gez
rietben.
Der Damn uno bic Rrdfttatiot
Ger Hyper 5oua Porer So. pelns
ice5tH z Metltn 6Iilit oou Deco
rab Uriaiei pureen. ino Oura einen
Groruiih I'M 5luNe pvriunten, tpoa
6lrt Elm StaosN BON $4,000 anaes
ridftft pHroe.
9. 3. 8iplsn non Bolton purot
tr gapenpott oon einem 3ugs
ii0eriabren un0 Ouf oer STEELE s,t0os
tet.
Der uormdIs in Wilipautee pobHs
hattie Ul0iniuiit U}drt. 9ople puroe
IN Nt q ont ttD 0cn ieinsm 6olsa
gen did. Coma uieosr5elhlagen unO
erliit eHen Sddcelbuu6, Dem Ct erlies
9eu biirfte.
Ter Ban elmer elsctriIfen 9abH
}niideu Ul anntng uuo Ntldns
tic i6eint ieBt seiitert. inOtm pas
capital bier3u bereits se3siduei 1T.
Sn oieiem 5ribiabre msroen IN
Wellsbur9u ub ouoeren Drtsn i'm
mitilersn Soma mebrere 5armsrsGles
ootcrtH 9ebdut rsroeh.
6inamieler SblpievieteiteH nee
gen, teain5 6erm. 6eQmutb. etu n
Safe alter Burger pon y urlings
ton Sel5hmpro eurh @r5hieBen.
I'm Der sssen lie ~iuieeuiyteR
6sBe 81 besesneu. 6nben Tie Wirtbe in
Dubuque 6eIhlofen. ibrs 9OcaIs
an @enutdgen gelhlofen al baIten.
Sets Stuocuien an Der Stadtss
llnioerftdt in s 0 m GitD nurosH
pegtH 9ruHttnbeii @ ausgefobsu
un0 nod peitere @%utlafuussn Iousn
hporitehen.
Die GelbobruHssn nabs W ~
quoteta ionen jebt i'm grnit bstries
Ten perOen. inoem cine eapitaltrdfttg6
G%ompasnis bic Sate in bic 9aRO sss
nommen bdt.
5u Sort Dodge bat Sss
Stohtratb reroroHet, oab isosr Don %
lis A. Sabre alter S~unqgeiele ben
5taot, per niti 6eiratbsf, NIT sinek
@elohrafe oon $40 Bis 500 5elegt
perotH ioa.
Der name u 10 III n D 0 n una
idHigs 70 Sabre ate m~oblbabsHoe
8armsr Gam. Summers bat Ii1 dua
oauerHOer 9rdntlihtsit fpsgsn eridOfA.
fen.
Miebrere @e6dube uno bic ausS
riitursssssenitdn0e Der QumasaObz
lsngrube SO 5epm0ur nuroens
ourh 6euer aerf0rt.
- 1ate u ora Sprines pure
be Sec. Mc@bee NIT elmer 4ugelpans
be i'm 9opfe ais 2ejhe duf eiHem
5elae %asfunben. pile umndnoe oeu<
ten Guf Raa5mor0 Sin.
Geil lie pabnfnuis gu DsrOer'
befHrhiete, erbduste fh in 9rHnbH
Center bic 80 Sabre ate BittDs
Qnnd 8ugsles.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
3atuueTota.

5n gs3us auf bic 3psicsutss
8a9HrGienDorIage babeR I1 Senat
uno 6ous oer Staatslegislatur NOD
nibt einisen i0nRen. Simmer nod
Tno bic Geiebgeber flgiBig nit hem
Giuui6tn BON 8orlageH beihdftigt,
irossem bic SiBuus in osrbdltnibmde
Big tur5er 3eit 3n GnOe ss6su piro-
5%nsgelammt puroen big sst ubsu
1900 8orlagen eingtreiGt.
Sn u inHeapoIts but iidb
cine @eieaidait ee5ilbst. nelhs cine
oiretis eleciriide 8abnlinie 5piitsH
oort uno Dubuque. Sa.. gu baueu be-
abFdtigt.
81 Fuirar bradte Osr 35s
idbyise 6enrp aaaB Nartin auas cine
8eidbrlide SAuBpunOe Ell unp be-
sin9 oaRn Gei6tmoro. Die nriods
Der 3bai III uift 6etanRt.
GhrI g. &. 3drku, Better
oes OiHona 6otsls in B inoRduH 6
siHsr Der reihi!sn unO a~nseiehsniteR
8dr9g gen. Stcot. lit i'm Alter BON
60 5abren %geiior0sn.
Quf geranlafung Der Stautss
c0ntroI6eb0ree Bat @ouD. SobnIOu bic
Q5iebung BEG Sberiffs @io0sa DON
IS a B GouRtn auesorORst Der lib IN
Derifiepsnen 6dlen fir 1isnIte 5a9IeE
IieB, bic Ct gar niht geisiIiet.
Der Gaufldoen uno bic Bobz
nuna osa 5. u. aruger in 9 mtt9
gate iino a68e5raHnt. nobel Rruger
uuo isine Bamtlis uur tnapp benz
5iammsnto0s ent3ingen.
Grant 8ruOes. elmer Der dllsiieW
GiEpobner Don q obles gountp,
nuroe pon eiHsm 3uss ibsrfsbEsn aHo
gst6oist.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

pasns 3n fulrsH. 1T i5er5eust, 6aB
bic sci neitsm H5trpisssn6e Ue9r3a5l
Der gurgsf Wlilpauiss's nit oem
sldn5sHcen 8ecorD beg 3ihiers Rec
fen rp5l sufrisnen 1T. Jpn uls aner
fdbiseF, unparseii5 den aHo rsttIisbsns
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31
salt ieocufans.

GaHisH. O.. 2srembsF 1903
so Tit Iaor . Sabrs lang ar gltrssHiapdas me
6srsaogisR ana ar srobsr saipaas balm SisssH oesr
GsasE = SGmsF5tu im uElrrlslbe. ialeatsm 9lut
uEslaui une saa an 9srfopiuHa. Cine BlsoiSiH fsHHfs
Is iarri NOD iGiaisn. gsrsir fsnni,H mir niat telisu,
absr geRer GtuiaS slsSoea.starfer bali mir in l,Ser
Wssstbnns inSs1 sr bic ssrpsH bssubists une aa6 &c.
lgAstA Saiai ssrpofbraais.
81. Oil. 700 sapouai aps.
;. Stbire ans sapcurs. 81 8. srfIart Sas n
fit 9 9anrtu on Eoafaat mt uus bsstalb icon ia
Srlano esH usleH asgstsr hstoaosIi paros. ebsr oans
gyfsgs. GeitetH sr abtr 9eHos Rsnigs gltrotH.
eiaftsr Haha. ia e BON Der ganiuei btlrtit 2sis
W.rfana tl ssuib sHgHosrhaF.
CSM2 etu mtrthpourS @ua far gerpeHIribtsae
ERNkk Vtso Stoem Der r5 peElangt s~agNGaot.
Nrme ert1lttu cue hf We08m MmiDuh.
&ttit Wtoisiu mnr0e istt BEN 9ahFt 1876 bon bsm
Scap. 4altov 0aHig, ifogt gB0nHe. 9Hh.. subtreittt
Nae ieet vatcr ieintr anmciina9 bon hr
KcEMlG MEDICINE CO..
100 Like str. CHICAGO. liz
fsst Ngetheftrn ~ Aabrn fhr
$500 ote 6fdffe, 6 Ttafacu fdr S5.OO1
esobe st.7S, . far 5000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

Die grimarnabls Qortase 1T i'm
Ssndt ber Staatsissislltar oohiu
amenoirt uoroen, CAB Elm gdnoioot,
I'm Qnipruh auf Nomination gu bas
zen, rs prmsni 1lsr %absege5ensn
Stimmen, anitatt siHsr einFadtn plus
ralitdi. srhaltsn mug. Qua Dures
cine Bin an5eHommeH. pelhe bic Wies
0srotrteiraibgus gsitisosner psrionta
Detbistet. iofsrn ols 8eriht i'm 5deis
o%un9sbarst uift bic g~rIaubniB bier
gu gibt. SIN 6auie puroe bic Bid
aRstHommen, Medic Qgsnten, 9erirss
tern, QRssttnieu oosr 9eamteH Don
pri0atcprporottonsa, ionic 6ffsnts
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-03-31

Inter ibrsr psiisn. foriftrittliHsn
uro unparttiii6sr Qsitung Hno
be S4aleu osfss gOuRsp's i5rsr Grs
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
EXPECTS RESULTS SOON
Arrival of Labor Commissioner May
Have Effect on Strike

BY associated GreSS.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 13.-With the
arrival last night of United States Labor
Commissioner Charles b. Neill of WASH
lington and Vice President s. j. Konen-
kamp, M. j. Reidy and Joseph M. Sulli-
van of the national executive committee
of the Telegraphers' union, the results of
the final effort to prevent an extension Of
the telegraphers' strike probably will be
known by tomorrow or Monday.
Commissioner Neill lost no time in get
ting in touch with the local situation and
last night held conferences In Oakland
with representatives of both sides to the
controversy.
!, At the conclusion of conference lasting
one hour with I. N. Miller, assistant gen.
eral superintendent of the Western I'm
ion. the commissioner declined to state
what the outcome of the meeting was.
It is expected he will meet General Su-
perintendent L. w. Storrer of the Postal
company today.
A mass meeting of the telegraphers will
be held in Oakland tonight which Com
missioner Neill said he would attend. The
officials of both telegraph companies have
also been invited
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
GREEK RESTAURANT
ATTACKED BY MOB
WINDOWS AND DOORS BROKEN
BY BRICKS
Shots Fired Into Crowd from Inside
Restaurant, but None Takes
Effect-Attack the
Police

BY Associated Press.
ROANOKE, Va, July ia Greek
restaurant in Salem avenue was at
tackled by mob late tonight in retalia-
ton for the treatment that young
American received at the hands of sew
eral Greeks in the place.
Windows and doors were demolished
with bricks and other missiles.
Several shots were fired into the
crowd from inside the restaurant, but
without effect Police Judge John
Randolph Bryan ordered the police to
arrest an American who was in the
street, but when the officers started to
do so the crowd yelled mo you don't"
and closed in. The policemen did not
succeed in making the arrest. fire
alarm was turned in and when the
flremen commenced to play stream of
water on the crowd it scattered.
The police then made number of ar
rests. At o'clock Sunday morning a
tour through the section in which the
Greek restaurants are located showed
that every Greek place in town, num-
bering a dozen or more, had been
wrecked.
Several Syrian stores have also been
damaged. The mob at o'clock had
scattered over the central portion of
town. Mayor Scutcheon is still on the
streets pleading with the mob to dis
perse. Two arrests have been made
by the police, but one of the men was
rescued by his friends. The crowd will
likely be on lthe streets till daylight.
The Greeks have left their places and
cannot be found.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
BURGLARS BLOW UP
POSTOFFICE SAFE
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
GOLDF1ELD, New, July 13-Three
burglars, one in female disguise, dyna-
mited the safe in the postoffice at Co.
lumbia this morning at 2:30
Columbia is suburb of Goldfield. The
explosion was heard by Deputy Sheriff
Owens and Judge Solomon, who made a
desperate effort to capture the trio.
Two of them got away in the van of a
fusilade from automatics in the hands
of the officers. Charles Morton, the third
burglar, fell and drew his gun, but he
was overpowered before he could fire a
shot. He was brought to Goldfield this
morning and placed in the county Jail.
Thus far he has not yielded to the sweat
ing process which is being administered
in order to secure, the names of his COM
radeS,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
AMERICAN PROPOSALS
ALL WELL RECEIVED
PRIVATE PROPERTY IMMUNITY
WILL CARRY
Rule Regarding Bombardment of Un-
fortified Cities Will Be Substan.
TALLY Adopted in COM
promise Form

By Associated Press
THE HAGUE, July 13 notwithstanding
the pessimistic views held in some quar-
ters concerning TIL, peace conference and
it's work, the members of the American
delegation feel confident that some good
results will be reached in the exchanges
of opinion among the plenipotentiarfes
of the countries represented.
1t now appears that all of the Amer ican
propositions Will be satisfactorily re-
ceived.
The question of the immunity Of the
private property 1T sea, although bitterly
opposed, will have d considerable major
ity In the vote next W eek and this will
be a further step towaTl the adoption of
this principle in another conference.
The rule regarding the bombardment
of unfortifled towns. villages, etc, orig
inally presented by Americans, will be
substantially adopted with the approval
of the proposal drawn UP by he italian
delegation bringing into harmony the diff
ferent views on this subject.
The suggested collection of pecuriary
contractural debts without the use of
force will be supported by all of the great
powers, and the proposals concerning the
establishment of a permanent court of ar
bitration and the prohibition of the use
of unnecessarily cruel bullets have been
favorably received.
Has New Plan
Finally, in a plenary sitting, the United
States will present Il plan fnr the perma-
nency of the conference itself as an insti-
tuition the holding Of periodic meetings
and the organization of program The
American proposition relating to ships of
war reads:
"a warship must be commanded by a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
By Associated Press.
w ASHINGTON, July 13.-A report
wv was made public today by the

by Associated PreSS.
w YASHINGTON, July 13.-A report
wv was made public today by the
interstate commerce commission
of its inquiry into the railroad operations
of e. H. Hartman and of the operations
of the so called Hartman lines of rail-
way, which has been in progress for sew
eral months.
The report, which was written by
Franklin K. Lane, is the unanimous ex-
preston of the commission. The report
has been transmitted to President Roose-
velt and the department of justice.
1t is expected by the commission that
it will be determined by the president
and Attorney General Bonaparte from
the statements set out in the report
whether the government will institute
any sort of proceedings against Mr.. Har-
riman, or the corporation involved in the
inquiry.
No recommendations are made by the
commission as to whether criminal or
civil prosecution be instituted as a re-
suit of it's inquiry.
The report is an exhaustive summary
of the evidence.
of the evidence, enters fully into a dis
cussion of the policy pursued by Mr.. Har-
riman in obtaining and maintaining con-
troll of the various lines of railway in the
Hartman system, and presents fairly
complete history of the operations of the
various lines.
Excerpts from the verbatim testimony
of Mr.. Hartman are given to show, as
stated in the report, that "it is only the
law which prevents the concentrating in
Mr.. Harriman's hands of every railroad
line lying between Canada and Mexico"
is the frank admission of Mr.. Hartman
himself made at the hearing.
Has Great Ambition
'To gather under one head all existing
transcontinental lines or as many as pos
sible, and to exclude the incoming of all
competitors, became manifestly the Har-
riman policy, which was inaugurated In
1901 by the issuance of $100,0OO'OOO of con-
vertible bonds by the Union Pacific
Mr.. Harriman's eventual control or
MANY of the competing transcontinental
lines was prevented, it is pointed out, by
the supreme courts S decision in the North
ern Securities case. 1t is shown by the
report that it has not been the Hartman
policy to permit the properties brought
under Union Pacific control to decline, as
in every case they are better today than
thew were when Mr.. Hartman acquired
them.
Particular stress is laid by the commls'
sion on the elimination of competition II
transcontlnental business dlhoHS 'iio 80 :, -,
riman lines, and the combination 1ndl
cates that is the matter of large signih
canoe developed in its inquiry.
Special reference is made to the dea
bv which Mr. Hartman secured contro
of the Salt Lake road and manipulation
of the Chicago & Alton, very carefiu
synopsis of the financial operations IN
both instances being given. Concerning
the Chicago & Alton transaction the COM
mission says:
Makes Damaging Admission
"It was admitted by Mr.. Hartman that
there was about $6OOOO,0OO worth or
stock and liabilities issued against which
no property had been acquired ana TINS
is Undoubtedly an accurate estimate.
The commission further says concern
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
ASPARAGUS CANNERY
BURNS LIKE TINDER
Rv Associated Press.

ANTIOCH, Cal, July 13-In about
thirty minutes after the alarm was given
at o'clock today the large plant of the
Antioch asparagus cannery at this place
was a mass of ruins
The watchman had just left the build
ing and the origin of the blaze is I'M
known.
Very little work had been carried on
this season, but great quantities of box
material were stored in the building,
which burned like a flash
Although the company had plenty of
hose in readiness and could have saved
the main building there was no water
on the premises, it having been shut off
by the town authorities several days ago,
and the building was devoured when the
department arrived. The loss will be
about $4,000 and was insured for about
one-third it's value. The principal stock
holders are H. w. and w. E. Meek of
Haywards and e. c. Worrell of this
place.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
CHARGE GRAVE oFFENSES
indictments Against Russian Officers
Are for Capital Crimes

by ASSOClaIeu GTeSs
ST. PETERSBURG, July 13.-A docu-
ment containing the indictments
against Lieutenant General Stoessel,
the defender of Port Arthur; Lieutenant
General Fock, who commanded the
Fourth East Siberian division at Port
Arthur Major General Reiss, chief of
staff to General Stoessel, and Lieuten-
ant General Smirnoff, who preceded
Lieutenant General Stoessel in COM
mand at Port Arthur, was made public
here today.
These officers are being tried by
courtmartial on charges of cowardice
and treason.
The indictments set forth that Stoes-
sci and Fock deliberately sent false re-
ports of battles that never occurred,
recommended their own friends. who
had lost battles, for decorations and
surrendered the Port Arthur fortress in
spite of the fact that they had on hand
ample ammunitions for resistance
All the crimes with which Stoessel,
Reiss and Fock are charged are capital
offenSeS,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-14
SAY WAR RESULTS
WOULD BE TERRIBLE
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 13.--A dispatch to the
Tribune from Washington says
Terrible would be the results OF war pe-
tween the United States and Japan, ana
slight IN comparison would be the advan-
tage to the victor, In the Judgment Oh hlgh
army and navy officers in Washington.
Statistics which have been collected by
the military department forecast ap'
palling consequences and justify the de-
mand that jingoism cease its efforts to
promote a conflict. These statistics are
based upon results of the war between
Russia and Japan and of that between the
United States and Spain.
According to statements made at the
war and navy departments yesterday the
consequences of war between the United
States and Japan would include:
Destruction of fleet of one or the other
of the combatants.
Loss of territory by vanquished.
BY blockade of ports.
Vast injury to commerce of both, but
especially of loser.
Tremendous loss of life.
Heavy additions to national debts and
consequent increase in taxation.
Loss of prestige by nation suing for
peace.
The conqueror would enjoy these fruits
Of victory:
Additional territory, in case the United
States triumphed, Island of Formasa;
Europe, especially Russia, would oppose
American succession of Japan as the pro-
tector of Korea and occupation of jap
anese islands would be impossible.
In case Japan were victorious:
Philippine islands possession, Tutuila,
Hawaii and perhaps Alaska, and political
and Panama canal zone, though these last
named are doubtful.
Larger claim to control of the Pacific
ocean, which claim would be contested by
the other government maritime nations.