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Evening journal., 1907-06-12
AFTER THE
INDEPENDENTS
Government Coal TrpSt In
quiry Nay Have a Vide
Scope
By Our own Wire Publishers Press.

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
WASHINGTON, June 12-The ac-
ton begun to-day in the United States
Circuit Court at Philadelphia, by the
Department Of Justice, which seeks to
dissolve what II characterizes as the
anthracite coal trust. may have much
greater scope before the suit is nm
ished than is apparent
The petition discloses the fact that
not only is the government after six
leading railway companies, a holding
company and seven subsidiary coal
companies, but 1t will try TO have
made parties defendant later In the ac-
tions independent operators, whose
Identity is now unknown
IL Is charged that these operators,
who mine 25 per cent. Of the annual
supply Of anthracite. have been forced
by the conspiracy Of the coal carrying
lines TO enter Into uniform agreements
oblisating themselves TO deliver to
the defendant carriers all the anthra-
cite thereafter mined from any OF their
mines now opened and operated, or
which they might thereafter open, de-
iiveries to be made from time to time
as called for by the said carriers. or
their subsidiary coal companies"
or this transaction, and OF the gov
ernment's desire 20 press further prose-
cution the petition SAYS:
while said contracts are cast in the
form Of contracts Of sale, in reality
they are but mere devices to stife
competition and create a monopoly in
the sale OF anthracite coal throughout
the several States. The independent
operators who have entered into these
contracts are unknown to your petit
toner, but IL prays that they may be
made parties hereto when they shall
become known"
The petition recites how the New
York, Wyoming and Western Railroad
was organized In Pennsylvania in 1898
by a number of Independent operators.
headed by Simpson and Watkins.
whose mine had an annual output Of
over a million and a half tons. and de-
clares that its completion would have
enabled free competition but the
charge Is made that the trust railways
bought the Temple Iron Company for
$4,000. and later acquired the eight
colleries Of Simpson and watkins for
upwards Of 100000. BY thus secur-
ink AAeiAA Aii liRHIihAANh A0ANttf.' vi AhN
new railroad. and its chief spirits, the
enterprise failed.
A greater enterprise was slaughtered
later, when the Independents got the
Pennsylvania Coal Company, produc-
ing annually 100000 tons interested
IN the movement to build to Tidewater
the short line the Erie and Wyoming
Valley Railroad, operating from Scran-
ton to Hawley. A charter for the Della
ware Valley & Kingston Railroad Com
pany was secured in New York after
bitter legal fight with the trust, but
the whole movement died when J. p.
Morgan and Company bought at the
exorbitant figure OF s552 a share
more than the controlling stock Of the
three corporauons. The petition claims
that the Erie issued additional shares
and preferred stock to the value OF
S37. 00o. 900 TO throttle this enterprise
and again prevent competition
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
WEDDING GUEST
WAS ASSAULTED
Then Had Host Arrested and
Court imposes Heavy Fine
on Two Charges

From Monday until shortly after
midnight this morning, there was a
wedding celebration at No II Robin
son street and then the police we're
called in. A guest named stanislsw
sumanski was beaten over the head
with a beer bottle and from his ap-
pearance this morning It was evident
that the man who committed the as
sault was no novice at the business.
Frank and John Lafcolik father and
son. were arraigned IN City Court to-
day on the charge Of bringing about
Sumanskfs condition, and after hear
ing the evidence in the case. Judge
Cochran fined the pair $50 and $50 ard
costs respectively. Tho elder LefcoliS
was also fined SO and costs on the
charge of conducting a disorderly
house.
Election Cases Dismissed
The cases OF A. j. Buker. Patrick
Burke and John Potts. alias Leon Roh-
inson. the latter colored. who were ar
rested on municipal election day. on
the charge Of voting illegally we're dis
charged. Assistant City Solicitor Rice
informed the court that there was in
sufficient evidence in the case and the
prosecuting witness did not care to
prosecute the cases.
other cases disposed OF were: Seraf-
fin Conner, drunk and disorderly, 81
and costs: Edward Bringhurst, violat-
ing the automobile speed ordinance, 81
and costs: John Rogalslzi, larceny OF
SIS and incorrigibiiity, committed 20
the Reform School
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
STEAMER RAN
DOWN LAUNCH

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= WASHINGTON. June 12.-The mys-
terry surrounding the loss of the launch
of the Minnesota with six midshipmen
and five sailors. in Hampton Roads
yesterday, has not yet been solved.
There is a strong beIief, however, that
the boat was run down by a steamer
In fact, the report comes from Nor
folk that Admiral Evans knows the
name Of the vessel. and is preparing
to cause the arrest OF her captain and
crew.
Admiral Evans has convened a board
sf inquiry.
Much qualification was felt by Off
GERS at the Navy Department today.
over the fact that Lieutenant Randall
who was at first reported TO have been
lost with the others, had put in his ap-
pearance later in the day.
He had intended taking launch back
to the ship, and missed it by only a
few minutes, necessitating his stop
ping at a hotel in Norfols.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12

FOR LEWES
Senators Say That Congress-
man Burton Can Name
the Man
Special to The Evening Journal.

LEWEs. Del, June l2.-"It is now up to
Congressman Buron' is the way Che
situation over the Lewes postmnstership
is described by the local Republican
politicians.
The postmastcrsltp situation, involving
the naming OF successor to Postmaster
Carter has been dragging along for mnny
weeks, and the end Is not yet in sight
There are three candidates for the Of
ice-Frank Burton, brother OF the Con-
gresham. Pumal B. Norman, former
State auditor. and Ebe r. Lynch. who
formerly was secretary TO Congress-
man Burton and active In his behalf.
Word has reached here that Senators
Henry A DUPONT and Harry A. Richard
son have left the naming Of the Loves
postmaster entirely to Congressman Bur-
ton, ana that Is where the hitch IS now
coming The Congressman ts understo ID
to desire his brother for the position. ard
the outcome OF the scramble for the Of
hce is being awaited with interest
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
RECEPTION AT THE
CONFERENCE ACADEMY
spoclai 10 tho rvonlng journal.

DOVER. June 12.-The principal
president and faculty Of the Whining
ton Conference Academy rendered
their annual reception last night TO
the pupils. graduates and friends Of
the institution IN a brilliantly lighted
and decorated suite OF rooms in Ladies'
Hal. In the studio Of the institution
these prize PAINTINGS Or drawings were
exhibited. among others; Donald Nan-
Lear Downes. charcoal work, Girls
and "The Susceptible Rock: Bertha
l.. Butz. I'm the Tolls and Sailing
Close" Sarah =. Lodge, Drifting
ahd Fruit Basket Upset; Miriam
TAYLOR Kirk "The Old Milw and
"Cows sn the Meadow: M. *. Jones,
'0rhe Bridge; Miss Laura M. Buck
son. THE Bridge "rhe Bav'; Mary
II. Taylor. "Wrd Roses; Addie g..
Moore. "Purnle Flowers: sara Elsie
Gruwei. drawings and paintings OF
dogs; Nj NJ Hirons. drawings Of kit.
tens; Charlotte M. Vaughan, fruits
and flowers: E. s. Wooton, bouquets
Of flowers.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
new CARDINAL
FOR AMERICA
Perhaps Two Will Be Ap-
pointed By The Vatican
in September
BY Our Own Wire. Publishers PresN

BY Our Own Wire. Publishers PresN
ROME, June Zone and perhaps two
American Cardinals are TO be appo nted
by the Pope at the September consist6ry.
according TO announcement made to-day.
Pope Plus discussed with Bishop star
ina. Of Lead. S. D., the project suggested
by contain wealthy Americans to present
TO the Vatican strip Of territory leading
opportunity to visit the seashore without
violating the Vatican traditions thai the
Pope must nor leave the Vatican grounds
The Ponun said:
1T was generous offer. but useless,
f7r think I WI Gle before 1 recover my
liberty"
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
SPIRITS KNOCKED
ITALIAN OUT

By Our Own Wire. Publishers Press.
FLORENCE, Italy. June 12.-Gab-
riels D'annunzio. noted novelist and
lecturer, played the stellar role last
night in the most remarkable spirit
ualistic seance ever held in Italy.
D'annunzio is a recent convert to
spiritualism which has been sweeping
over Italy until the whole country is
suffering from spirit-mania. After his
experience with spirits it is doubtful
if Dannunzio is enthusiastically de-
voted to the new religion. After q
knock down night with the table em-
ployed by the medium in delivering
messages from the spirits, D'annunzio
left the hall in rage and the seance
broke M in widest disorder.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
STRAW HAT
MEN SCARCE:
Coll Weather IRteTftTaS With
BuSiness and Stiff Hats
Are Warm

The retail straw hat trade in VIII
mington this summer promises to fall
below that of previous summers. US
ually the selling Of straw hats begins
about May Is or 20, Lut this year is
has not yet begun in earnest. Ono
dealer says there have been few DAYS
this year on which mary straw hats
have been sold. These days were last
Saturday and Monday, and. so the
dealer continued. Monday grew cold
toward the afternoon. and those who
wanted hats late did not buy straws.
I'VE attribute the small demand for
straw hats this summer" said this
dealer. wholly to the weather. Not in
all the years OF my experience has
there been such a late summer. The
summer has not yet arrived, while in
the past we were selling straw hats
a month before this date. If real sum
mer would begin to-day and continue
right straight through the summer
months mean If the warm weather
prevailed until September-the demand
for straw hats would not be as great
as last year
During the summer season some
young men generally buy at least two
straw hats and a good many of them
purchase three. We generally sell two
TO one man. Unless warm weather ar
rlves soon, great many men will
wear felt hats all summer. While
these conditions prevail in Whining
ton they also prevail in all parts of the
country We are receiving reports
from retail houses in ether sections.
the dealers saying that the summer is
late and the sales are slow"
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
UP.TO-DATE GROCIR HAS
AUTO DELIVERY CAR
Irwin VanarsdaIen Purchases an Orient
Blackboard for His Auto.

Irwin vanarsdalen, a grocer at Twenty
second and Pine streets, is a live wide
awake merchant. Yesterday he placed in
service a motor car delivery wagon, the
first new automobile delivery car pur-
chased and used by Wilmington mer-
chant Mr.. vanarsdalen purchased the
car. which Is an Orient blackboard. from
the Orient Agency at Eleventh and West
streets. He delivered goods yesterday for
the first time in his new delivery wagon
and is much pleased with its operation.
1t is predicted that other local merchants
viii soon follow Mr. vanarsialen's lead
and many auto delivery wagons may be
expected in use in this city in the near
future.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
CARNEY FINED
FOR ASSAULT

Michael Carney was fined SO ana
costs I'm city Court today on the
charge Of assaultins Frederick Middle
ton at Fifth and Market streets on
Monday morning. Carney testified
that Middleton called him a cur and
he then struck him. The alteration
was the outcome of another frht be-
tween Middleton ana Democratic
worker In the Third ward on last Sat
urday az the school eisciion polls.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
TOLSTOl SCORES
HAGUE CONFERENCE

Bv Our Own Wire Publishers Press.
ST. PETERSBURG. June i2.-'rhe
Hague Peace Conference Is only n dis
rustlng manifestation OF Christian flypo-
crisy" This is the message received here
from Count Leo Tolstoi expressing his
opinion OF the Hague conference wlhch
opens on Saturday. The message adds;
"The peace question was fully resolved
1900 years ago. Matthew " Bat"
The Scripture referred 10 by Tolstoi
reads. "Ye have heard that IL hath been
said. thou shalt love thy ncighbors and
hate thine enemy"
"But ] say unto you, love your enemies,
bless them that curse you, do good 60
them that hate YOU and pray for them
that despitefully use you and persecute
YOU"
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
CHILD PLAYS WITH FIRE
AND Is BADLY ROASTED
snerInl 70 rhs nvenIng Joarnal.

sEAFORD, June Il. With her hair
and clothes mass Of tlamcs, little
Edna Austin, daughter of Henry Aus
tin. Of FELTON,. Del. ran out of the
home Of Mrs. Annie McColley, at
Brldgeville. yesterday, and hundreds
~ people stood aghast sc the horrible
sikht.
ghe namcs had burned the clothing
from her hndy and her acsh fell or
in large pieces.
It is supposed she vas playing with
fire at the kitchen stove during the
absence Of Mrs. McColley, who was out
marketing The little Slrl was visiting
Mrs. McColley.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
SENATOR MORGAN TO
EE BURIED At SELMA
By our own wire. Publishers' Press.

BY Our own WIRE, fuDnshers Press.
WASHINGTON. June 12.-Commit-
tees from the Senate and House viii
accompany the remains of the late
senator John T. Morgan to his old
home at Selma. Ala. where they will
be inferred Funeral services wil Dc
held in this city on Friday.
The cause assigned sor Senator Nor
gan's death, which occurred at Ills
last night was angina pectoris. He had
been critically IN Cor the past ten daS S,
and his two daughters. Misses Mary
and Cornelia Morgan, we're at the bod
side VIXEN the end carie.
Senator Moran would have been SO
years old on the twentieth of this
month. lie has heen a member of the
United states Senate for thirty years.
and was recently elected for another
six-year term.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
ON THE WAY TO
OYSTER BAY
Several Hundred Cheer PTesi-
dent As He Leaves
Washington

WASHINGTON June 12.-President
and Mrs. Roosevelt left for oyster Bay
promptly at $50 o'clock this morning,
Secretary Cortelyou. Strauss Garfiell
and Root and Admiral Cowles and AS
sistant Secretary OF State Bacon were
among these who saw him of
Several hundred people assembled In
the station, and cheered him Justify as
the train pulled out. AZ Jersey CITY
the President win take a tug for Long
Island City. and will reach oyster Bay
about o'clock this evening.
A score Of clerks and secretaries ac-
oompanied him TO oyster Bay.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
HALF AN OHIO
CITY BURNED

BY our own Wire. Publishers Press.
CLEVELAND, June i2.-An incer-
diary fire this morning DESTROYED half
of the business section of Girard. D..
on the Erie railroad near Youngstown.
Eight business blocks were destroyed,
with two residences. The fire was
under control at O'clock with a
s200, 900 loss.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
DEATHS.
Emelia II. Burl,i Vogel.
Thomas ]. Williams.


THORN. In this city on June u. 1877,
Ralph. infant son of George F. and
Annie A. Thorp. aged Z weeks.
Funeral from his parents residence,
No. 800 S. Franklin street on Thurs
day afternoon. June 13. at A o'clock.
Interment silverbrook cemetery.
PORTER.-In this city on June II,
1907. Rusha May. wife Of William H..
Porter. IN her sist year.
Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral SER
vices at her late residence, No. 9oS
Kfykwood street on Fridey evening.
June a. at s o'clock Interment Eben-
ezer. Nd. on Saturday. June IS. with
out further notice.
WILLIAAfS-suddenly, at New Or
leans. La. Thomas ]. Williams, in
his 3Sth year.
Due notice Of the funeral viii be
given.
vOGEL-In Denver. Colo, on June z.
1907. Emelia,H. Burld Vogel, wife Of
Francis j. Nogel.
"A loving heart IS stilled."
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
STROHMAIER'S CASE
WAS CONTINUED

The case Of Philip strohmaier, who is
accused Of collecting garbage in violation
OF the law, was continued in City Court
to-day until next Friday. lie has pig
gerry In South Wilmington and it is al
legged that he collected garbage within the
city limits 20 fed his stock.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
COLORED MAN
SHOT BY BOY
sneclnl b ma rrenIng journal

MIDDLETOWN, June 12.-Harvey
Taylor. a small white boy living here,
while playing with ire arms today.
accidentally shot a colored man named
Frisby Holingsworth through the arm,
inhicting a painful wound.
Hollingsworth was sitting by the
window in his house when the bullet
struck his arm.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
New Bifs Win ee Asked For.

After City Council pass's the ordinance
providing for the loans Of the Water De-
partmcnt and The Street ard Sewer De-
par,ment for Sis0o0o and $50 oo) rcspect-
ve'y which viii probably De done io-n7r-
row night. the bonds viii be adve t's 4.
The bids viii be opened q noon on Tues
day. June e5 They viii he interest bar
ins at four and one-half Yer cent
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
TOO LATE FoR CLASSIFICATION.

FOR RENT-s,ore at 225 Market street.
Runs 70 shiploy. three floors, fine Local
ton Apply 2a5 Market 81. ii2-2t
FOR sA1.E--I have an elegant upright
piano-Emerson. will sell for SIZE In s.or-
age and must be sold, cost $3.50 Another
piano, nearly new will sell for $500 call.
T.. NJ. Elberson. Pa W. sth St. ji2-eod-im
FOR RENT-Unfnrnished rooms for
housekeeping; also one large room for
gentlemen or marrded couple, all conven-
fences. n. w corner Third and Monroe
SITS 3i2-it
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
To onen New stnre.

The store and building now occupied
by The Leader" has been rented by T..
Freedman the Market street mer-
chant who win open q frst-class par
lor store" of women's and misses
dresses cloaks and hats after THE
iaa9es~ vscates. June 25.
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
9 TSdfstSnsE E%SainsE

No. ia W. Ninth Street.
Carefr. attention day or night.
Bodies IN Boarding Houses. Hotels
and Hospitals removed and cared FOR
antn claimed. Carriages furnished.
Appointmenta. hrrt-class. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-06-12
OPPOSE
TWO-CENT MILE LAW

KANSAS CITY, June 10
roads OF Missouri viii nsh :
cent fare law in the FedNl
Frank Hagerman. Of KansfeL I
resenting is railroads. serf
Attorney General Hss
dav he win ask the N.Y.
enioin the enforcemat,,a
cent fare law. H
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-27

Mrs A. W. Harvey. Marshall;
Mrs. F. NJ. Wilkie, Dallas; X. NJ.
Johnston, Fort Worth; S. Israel,
New York, VIII Yates, Sterrett; w.
s. Birdsall, New York; S. Chesney,
St Louis; o. r. Cunningham, city;
l. II. Foley, Guthrie; Gus Meyer,
city, j. II. Sloan, Rice; ]. w. Hamp~
ton. WaXahachie; w. H. Darby, St.
Louis, Fred Caldwell, Fort Worth;
II. G. Belts, league; c. r. Cham
beers, Chicago, T. j. Morgan, St
Louis, Il. Harper, New York; Har-
ry Iiledhrand, Houston: John H..
Brown and family, city; Mrs. a. r..
Willis, city: G.. G. McLendon, St
Louis, j Thomas Wells, St Louis;
T. Oppeuheimer, Dallas; W. NJ. Wal
ker, ST. Louis, Con u. Nlieger, Mil
yankee: John 4. kennedy Dallas;
a. d Linton, Dallas. F. NJ. Rake,
Terrell, a. G. Hunt Jr., Dallas; G..
G.. Long. Dallas. C.. =. Mizeil. city;
". s.. Robinson, Ennis; p r.
CT'-Ier. city; u. a. Wisdom. Dallas;
T.. r. Burgess, Dallas. Aubrey Men-
dor Dallas. a. r. McCallan. Dallas.
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Engine Goes Through Bridge.

A large traction engine belonging
to the United States government is
in the bottom Of Red Oak creek near
where that stream empties into the
Trinity river. The engine had been
shipped TO Palmer and was being
driven to the river to be used in the
construction of the governments
lock and dam. While crossing the
steel bridge over Red Oak creek the
ponderous machine crashed through
the floor and landed at the bottom
OF the stream. One of the men in
charge of the engine fell with it but
escaped unhurt The engine was
badly damaged.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-27

The special gospel services in the
tent which is located on East Mar
win avenue, opposite the Catholic
church, begins tonight at s O'Clock.
Preaching by Mr.. Joseph Jamison
of Houston, Texas. We have COM
Portable seats, good lights and a
clear and free gospel. All are cordial
ly invited. Come. T. c. Bush.
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~tagu~-l iolNyarIis.

j. +. Stages and Miss Hester Ed
wards were united in marriage on
Sunday afternoon at I O'Clock by
Rev. T. b. Criddle at his residence
in this city
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Notice

have opened 4 pressing and
cleaning shop on College street. All
work guaranteed. Prices right Thee
Farley. n
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turned from Mineral Nells.
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kins' tomorrow, Only 35 cents.
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i s5 cents per bottle. Mrs. R F. 4 5q,i
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WANTED--A capable girl (white or
coloradl for domestic service. Apply
to Mrs. G. c. Groco 101 West Mar
vim street. as
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WE insure your property against
fire and cyclones. Yourself
against accidents. NJ. /. p. Leigh &
Co n
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FOR sALE-Two good family
horses. Win let you try them. Call
al Ellis County Loan and commits
sion office for prices II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-15
5PREPARINGF FOR
FUNERAL TODAY
Expected That Services Will Be
Held OH the Minnesota at 38ts
10 O'clock.

Especial to The Times . !spatch.l
NORFOLK, VA. June 14,-The hodtess
Of the mon Will be sent to the battle
ship Minnesota as soon as recovered,
and there the funeral services will
be conducted Tomorrow morning q
10 o'clock. a tug bearing eleven cas-
kets has been ordered from the naval
hospital to the Minnesota. Chaplain
Hoes will accompany 1t to conduct the
funeral services, With the raising OF
the launch naval officers hoped that
some evidence would bo adduced tend-t
ing to positively explain the cause
of the disaster, III. 4i
The Investigation which has hegun
to determine the cause OF the disaster
will not relax With the finding OF tho
launch. Tho father OF MidsiNpmaH
Holcombe, one of the victims. Is aboard
the Minnesota to-night. He has been
aiding In the search for the bodies
No communication Is being held bS-
tween the shore and fleet tonight. ana
nfngn,at!on az 70 thu RgogresS Being