Semi-weekly herald., 1907-11-04
on to loarn, as he says, II it is on the

are not among the cares today of Il q
Dawson, manufacturer OF mantles. 4
seorce of his own employees. all work.
ingmen, surprised him by Offering him
enough currency, about $4,000. to car
ry him through two pay days. II MIR
Dawson shall need more money be
fore the furry in the market is thing
of history the men on the other side
OF his desk win bring more Last
week Mr.. Dawson made several de-
posits which would nave carried him
through II he had kept the money in
his own safe.
Toxic. Nov. 2.-Plans have heen
made for the celebration on mag
niiiccnt scale of the birthday of Nut.
suhito, the emperor OF Japan. who
will be SO years old tomorrow. An
official birthday luncheon VIII be given
10 the foreign diplomatic corps and
japanese ministers OF state at which
the mikado will probably Geliver a
brief address.
The observance OF the emperors
birthday will be general throughout
the empire. All of the cities have
been gaily decorated for the event
and patriotic exercises will be held.
| AT Toxic the mikado viii review the
ileet and the imperial guards divl.
sion. Prior to the military review on
| Aoyamn field. the emperor viii drive
| coach receiving the tributes of his sub
| iects. He will review the soldiers
mounted on black charger nu.
| merOus staff and many secret service
men VIII accompany the emperor. MS.
with the requirements OF Occidental
| civilization, many anarchists. social
| lists and republicans have been ere.
ated among the Japanese worklnemen
and students.
Pekln. Nov. "A big celebration
viii be held here tomorrow In honor of
| the anniversary OF the birth of the
mikado. Tho soldiers of TIE Japanese
legation guard Will take part In the
| ceremony and have erected an elab.
| crate triumphal arch bearing the word
"Banz6i' special theatrical per.
| formanoe will he given and the Japa.
| nese minister will hold a reception.
San Francisco Nov. Pursuant to
the annual custom among the sons
Of Nippon. wherever they may be
found, the flag of the rising sun VIII
float gaily in the streets of San Fran
cisco and other Pacific coast cities
| tomorrow. In honor OF the natal day
OF Japan's emperor. In every town
whore there is colony OF the sub
| iects of the mikado, the little brown
men viii signalize another milestone
In their sovereign's life. There will
be patriotic speeches. decorations. H.
luminations and music. For the mo.
ment the Japanese will forget the
economic struggle In which they are
engaged, and the fierce fight that is
being waged against them by Ameri-
can workingmen from Los Angeles to
Vancouver.
New York. Nov. -2-Japanese resi-
dents OF New York have made arrange
ments to celebrate the birthday OF
the mlkado tomorrow in an elaborate
manner reception will be held by
the Japanese consul.general, to which
hundreds of distinguished Japanese
and Americans have been invited.
Rochester. N. Y, Nov. 2.-Shouli
the Standard Oil company and its sub
sidiary company. the Vacuum OIL oil
Rochester. he found guilty at the trial
this month OF the charges of accept
ing rebates on the shipments of oil
from Olean, n. Y. to points In Yer
mont. over the New York Central and
Pennsylvania railroads. they Will
doubtless be fined by Federal Judge
Hazel the maximum ON each count,
which Will aggregate s9,l20.000. The
two accused railroad companies may
be fined like sum. reckoned on the
basis OF two indictments against them
jointly and two separately the latter
containing 1888 counts In one and forty
in the other.
THESE indictments, based upon al.
legged violations OF the Elkins law.
were handed to Judge Hazel. for the
western district OF New York. by the
federal grand jury sitting at James
town. which spent several weeks In
considering the evidence brought
against the four corporations. The
jury held that the connecting lines
in Vermont were not parties to the
alleged rebate arrangement. The in
dictments are found on shipments OF
oil from August, 1904. to June. 1905,
| 22s cars In all.
1t IL alleged that the unlawful ship
ping rate from Olean to Vermont
points was male up Of two legally
filed schedules OF rates by the rail
road companies. one from Olean to
Norwood. Vt. to be 2Gk cents per
| 100. while the Standard Oil and Vac.
uum companies were given a rate OF
II $40 cents. The independent dealer
was. therefore. Obliged to pay more