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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
@rOBsrs ano tleiaere Sannersi.u
Sielten seitern bic 9OIsei in beftdnSiser
Aufregung.

Senrp Sob, 2oeomotib' 'Wa'
fGinifi, meIbst, oab fi1 elm 9auner
wdbrenb Der Na9t 3utritt au isinr
Wobnun9 p,rf9aTte. unb tbm $50 tn
8anre.lb sniusnbsts. &. u. anoericn.
Der TN isIbn Saufe wobnt. meloet ben
0erluf Ieiner llbr nsbli Qstis.
Sn mpbells Il gu m :
m ings Wirtbi6aft. Columbia aue.
uno 8trtelbabn, tpuroe ssfern frhb ein
ginbru9 auseefhbrt unb ss esIang
ben @aunsrn nit elmer Ansahl 2ifsn
@igarrsn unb elmer Quantitdt S&naps
3u snttommsn. Die 8spisrpoIiatfm
iabsn bic ibnsn bsrba&tisen Buri3sn
bis @slsiis sntlans laufsn. isbten bin.
tsrbrsin unb iaeten osnislbsn ois gsuts
pisoer Oh. Die 8aunsr snifamsn is.
bod In Der Duntelbeit.
Der nor sinigen 8aaeu In 8. s.
2ohers Wpbnune, 1116 @psrion Str.
oemsIosts ginbru9, murbe bon ben
Detettips Simon unb 9auier babir
aufgsildrt, bob Der 6tiefIobn oei
6auiss, Robsrt Blunt benielbsn islbsi
apsfiibrte, inbsm sr ubr uno Rebolbei
isinss pHsasbdts,s R9 ansiansts.
Sn groBer 0srwunberunl
fiano ssasrn absub Sruu Ssnnie goml
bor ibrsm Rh6sni9rants, unb iiberfai
ben Snbalt bsHsIben. Cine Anaah
WsHer, @aSsln uno anoeres Gsrdtt
fsblts unb ioear Der Wil9topf mo,
peri9wunbsn. Die &aoler $rimpI
uuo aibmilIsr tpurbsn our etsus as
rufsn, unb nod srfolster aufnabm
bes 8baibsifanoss ma&ten fi& oieisIbsr
auf bie Su9s. Yin Der 81 @aibing
ton Strabe be9esnete ibnen gbarlel
Rsbrid. bsRsn Ausiebsn ben &ableri
ni9t rs1t gefieI. @eorid wuroe Der
baftet rnh nod benz poliseibsrlisBe ss
bra&t. 2aut Ausiagen tauIats er be
.insm pfanoOntsI Ous Sii@ssOsd ssssr
gaargsIb. bisiss bann tn elmer Wirtb
f&aft aegsn 8strdnfe UNI.
i CHARLES W { 8uire, elm au
@arroIten, 2p., ffammenber Wanu
fanb fi4 asRern nod taum 2.w69ent
lt9sr Anwsisnbeit In SnbianapoIis, Il
re9t .rnili&er Gage. We@uire iR Be
i9uloisi, sinen fali&en gbsd fur So
lon Sames Wibirff abssisbt unb 81
uuf bsnislbsn toQsttirt 3u babsn. Gin
Depsins. wsI&e Wibsiff nod @arrol
ton abianbte. iolI ueeotib bsantmortei
suriidaeiommen isin. Die aur Stel
gerufsnsu %ablsr Srimps unb 2it
miller psrbaftsten Weguirs In feinsr
> 2osisbauIe, 1919 gnsIiib Abe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Goabsntion Der 0rnbenarbeiter
@ani6t SbeiIuns bes departments fur
Sanbel unb glrbeit.

slm Sreitng Woresn mats bas Con-
1iitutionss@omite, psl6es bauptid4li4
oie aufmertiamtsit Der 8rubenarbsitsr'
gonbsntiOn ssfefeIt bislt. etnigs
aenberunasn finb In Der bisberigsn
Contribution nOtbwsnoia gsworosn,
uno Obelsi9 man tsins raoitaIen abs
dnosrunesn sruartet. wirb ben borau'
Ialaaenoen 8erbsherunasn bod INNER.
bin Wi2tisisit bsigsmsfen. Die ibnsn
aelteFertsn gopisn Der alter @Onlfitu'
tion tusrbsn BON ben Selegaten sin.
oebenb fuoirt, um NIT .insurei1enosn
abdnosrunssn iofort bstraut gu isin.
@s uurbs tibrigsns tei4loHen, bsHsrs
gsisbe aur Rssulieruns Der Winsnin-
ipet.,on unb Der SprsnsreaeIn su psr'
lunasn, bic abthsiluns fur Rlnsnin.
fpsttion ausssbsbntsr uuo wirtiamer
su MAIDEN, unb osrislbsn gr6bere au.
tboritdt su psri9affsu.
Jn Der esfisrn abssbaltenen @onben'
tion Der Winenarbsitsr gslan9ten meb'
rsre piattss ea&en sur 8srbanblung.
Die Contention inboifrte ben Prd.
fiosntsn RoOispsIt uno feline Rssisruug,
inoem F9 bisislbe fur eint $beilung
Der 9spnrtsments ftir Scuoel uno
arbeit ausipra9. gs par bic Stims
mung Der gonDsniions. Helegaten. oat
oas Sspartsmsnt in ieiner ge9enpdrti'
gen 0srfafung ben arbeitern f& niai
freunbIi4 ssists, als baHsIbs bic gnt.
i9siouns absa6. isoer IOupsrdne Staa1
babe bas Rsdt, Rontrattarbsiter su
irssnb elmer 3eit sinauftibren. Di'
Contention bsfnrmortst einen Rauf'
mann nls 6aupt bss 6anoels.Separ'
tsmsnts, unp wtini1t ftlr oas arbsits'
9epartement einen arbsiter ais 0or'
fsbsr.
Die anfrengung Der Waf8iHiffsn,
6ei,er unb S&misbs bss IL. Yifriiis.
bon Snbiana, isperate Jrsibrisfe su er'
Ianssn. tpslds fis frsi bon Der Saupt
organization MAIDEN mhroeu. timer
absr bas &sdt bss gsrisbrss nit Der
isIbsn ni@t i8mdIsru, uarsn ni4t sr
fOlsrsi3. uno frhbsr aussefellts bsrar
iigs 5rsibrisfs purbsn annullirt. uni
gsi6IhNs sntporfen, bisielbsn au4 II
3utunft ni9t mebr aus3ufenen.
Dos RsiolutionssRomits bate on
Tndmittass bic antt.ainbsrarbsit.8 Dor
laqs untsr gsratbuns. Die 9orlag
III birsit asesn bic anfslung poI
Rinbern In @rubsn unb Winsn geri4
tet, ipoem bisitIbs ss berbistet. aoblsl
tpsI&s bur3 ainber gsf6roert tuurbsn
. BON einem Staats gum anoeren su per
, fhlfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Sabrsans 80.
Cine iussnaltde SanSe
Ra@te Der 9oIisei bur4 ibre mpfteri0ien
Mrbeiten leit 9ansem bel aOpberbre4en.

Cine iuoenbli1s Bnnbs neruegener
Burden purbs gsfern our1 Uatlton
8. gBitbers bon go. 1906 ROrb Stem
Sstisp. .Strabe fsfgenummsn uno Der
golisei tiberliefsrt.
Die gsrbaftstsn - @rnsf @osnsp,
Is, go. 7O7 Sf 25. Str. Worris
Chisholm. IA Sabre alt, No. 1928
@olIeee.abenus, unb Sames Omen.
go. 2908 @ornsl.apsnus uobnbaft -
FnS sb6ns anssisbensr gltsrn; ale
uurbsn untsr antlage bes Sausfrts'
bensbru&es unb bes 9robbiebffabls 9s=
HsQt.
Nau Isat ben Sungsn etne ganas
Tssnae bon mpHsribisn 6aussinbrh.
DEN, ale u1brsno Der &a9esseit aus
oeftibrt, 3ur 2nf. Inter bisisn ben
mpHsri6isn Jal In 8bomas &anpans
0obnuno, 1927 college ape.. mo
auBer eiuem uertbppnsn Sinmantring
Elm nit Rubinen bsisBtsr Rin9 uno
Elm Repoluer ab6anben tanen; ben
mpfferi6isn gsiu9 In pbiIip @tI6slm's 8
@obnuns. 2344 aiblanb aDe.. ben
8eIu9 in Jrau SapwOrtb's @obnung,
2419 aI6lanb abs.
6err @ith.rs, Der bis guri4sn fefs
uabm, uno Der poli,si iiberlisferte,
lag geFern 0n6nittag trant TN Bette,
oils er pl6blidb bbrts, wis Der bon einem
TN S4loHe fsdsnbs $bhrf4lhhsl un'
ten ,ur grbe fiel. @lsid barauf b6ri'
er ME iia ismano nit benz 8bhri4IOfi'
bsiddftists unb tpis fi6 eie Sbare lsif'
6ffnete. gr fano auf. boIte H4 ietner
Reoclpsr unb polts I'D ssraos Ieiis BIZ
8repce biuabi9lsi4sn. als CHISHOLM
69isbsiIsn In Saao, sbsnio lsiis ot
8reppe binnufi6Ii9. er rief ben
3unasn 3u, ben &sbolber fallen si lai
fen Oosr bic JoIgen au tragen, uni
oi:Isr fam bnnn au9 Der auiforosrinl
iofort nad.
6err @itbers belt bann als ors
Sunesn bis CUR aniunft Der &aole
Shine uno S9langen In 6auis gsfan
gen. Gbisbulm, aussni9einIi4 be
anfiibrer Der Bnnbe. 6aite In einen
flstnen geutel ben Siamantring on
Snlis bdnqsn.
Die Sunssn 6aben Iaut auaiagel
Der pOIissi, bsrieIben tn Iebtsr 3eit pts
Qopf3srbretsn gsmadt. ba man fi& oi
pisIen mpffsri6isn Jdle In iener Ta6
bariGaft nidt 81 ertldren bermo6te
aas arbsiten tpurbsn wdt.sao Der Sa
assssit aus9eftibrt.
Der geiu9 In Witbsr's @o6nun
Ioa eiesntli6 fir ben Sag borber %
plant sspeIen isin, bod glaubten H
bic Sunesn our9 bic Ra&bari4aft b'
oba4tst unb 3o9en Uisosr ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
naf alIe.

artbur Jrant, behsr als
.Opfer ssrnnf" bstanni, fisl eeRern
Nn9mittng bsim OeeibenteI 6otsl oa.
bur&. bob Der Ssdsl elmer RoblsnDf'
uuns TN Ssitsntuese aufiippts, 10 un'
aIadli9. bab sr mittsIs ambulan3 tn
feline Wohnuns, 133 Rorb alabama
Str, bef6rbsrt meroen mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

SauerIaubnibf@etns.-
8. %. 8. 0uHman, e&suns, 1913
eib Olioe Str, $200.-G. W. 6ut.
&inicn, umbcu. % Worb psnnIulbo.
nta Str, $2500. 2F
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

- @Oms3 wirb libsraIsr prdfbsnt'
i&aftsianbioat far Quba iein. unb
3aaas BteprdRbentI9 9aftslanbioat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

Bertrettr Der Sn6iana Sruif 60. i'm
@runbeisentbams>, Usietbe> unb 0er>
f&ernngs> Departement.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Na6rthtett aus Snbta11a.
Ser Ohio anSert ietn JImRbstt'
gieIe lIeberidmsmm,nsen in sIbsSnoianu

gbansbiIIe, IL. San. Der
Obio Bat, begtinfiigt burd ietnen bo'
ben Stano, auf's Nsue wie bor eini'
gen Sabrsn ieinen 2auf nod bem aI'
ten Tlubbsit. uel8es ieBt bon einsm
Babe einssnommen tuirb. 3u9ewenbet
unb eine oirette Jabrfrabe na1 9en'
bsrion bilbet.
gs III ni8t ausgei&loRen, bob Der
Obio fi6 sinen permunenten Weg ldn9s
oes alten Ba9ss unb duer tiber bic
Disien unb 5eIoer gebabut bdt.
Die STEELE, no Der Ohio plbbli9 iei.
men 2auf dnbsrt, III senau bieieIbe,
no er bereits 5or sinigsn Sabren fern
bon gbanspils fd ieitwdrts In bit
BhI9e trobbeln tponts.
Gin refpsttabIer StiseI warbe oa'
mails aufgebaui, Inn ben lsi9tfertisen
Obio bon Nbpsgen ab unb ibn auf
ben pfab Der Sueenb, aIfo nod
gpanspiae au lsnfsn. Webrere Sabre
bot f9 Der 5lub benn au6 gan3 an'
fidnbig bsnommen unb feline JIutben
beHdnbig on uniersr Stabt borbsifie.
BEN Iafsn; absr In Der lebtsn 3eit TT
isne Gnbbbs In 5olse l1nterwai&un'
gen 3u siRsm WauIwurfsbigeI 3uiam'
mengeiuntsn uno BOT benz ungeftmen
Borbrdnasn Der raf. unb rubeloien
Wogsn bss Obio teinen nennsnstper'
tbsn Wibsrfanb msbr.
Bon sinem Adsrfslb unb Wieien.
Ianee nod benz anbsren nabmsn wd6'
renb Der Isbteu pieraebn &ase bie @o-
aen BsRs.- Smntsr mebr unb mebr
ftbltsu He I'D In benz Bette oss ionf
70 fridge babinHieBenben Ba&es BET
: milo unb he biloeten aus bemislben
etnen reiBsnben. tuilb baber iitirmen.
! ben, on tsins 8rsn3sn aebunSenen xnn
, auf bie DefeIifabt gbansbiQe Rhdfi&i
: nebmsnben Stroul.
@ie elm tollsr, por iunaer 2ebensluf
! Hberi&aumenber @ebirssfrom ereiebi
! Hd Der Obip In bisfe feline neue 5abr'
: frabe. auf weI&sr our 3sit 9snberion
Ratt 3wbIf Wsilsn nur nod a9t Wei'
len su @aKsr BON unfersr etabt ent'
fsrnt Iisst.
Die Str6mung an Der Wanbung bie'
ies neuen 5Iubbsttss III 3ur 3eit ein'
fold geuaItiae, baB tleinere 6abr'
} seues, ia iosar Roplenbarten bietelb'
aum paifrsn t6nnen, ionosrn He uer'
. ben gan3 einfa9 nit unuioeritebli&e.
gewalt In ben neusn 2auf bes launi'
iaen Obio gs3ogsn.
Ob Der Obio, au8 penn er fib mis'
Der In Iein natirli9es gett surhdseao
gen bat, F9 bisie ueue 6a9rfrabs nod
: Senberfon, bie sr f1a i3Ou felt Sabrsr
sr3winasn pollts. erbalten wiro ODE
7 ni&t. ifi Bis isbt nod nt&t fefsuFslIsm
Whrbe bisiss Der Gal isin. 10 fbnnt
: bisisr @ewaItffreia oes Obio sau3 be
osntlids Golasn far gbansOiQe nod
R9 aishen unb bas Jlubbett bier 3u
uaKsrarmsn 3sit bollHdnbis troden
lesen.
3 300 nbtIte II. Gan. Sl
3 Jolqe Der risRgsn ResenmaRsn. tpel&
!, sefausn, Fnb bic lleberf&wemmunge
In Der llmeseenb su auberorbenili& b
: forgniberrsgenben asiuorben.
Die Big Sour 3obIsnsruben mubte
!, Der So&futb .psssn ssi&IORen uerbeu
: sic bsi9dftissn bie gr6ste An3abl III
+ better bon ben 2ohlenmtnen In eht
t. Jnbiaua.
: Bei 6aaleton unb Deder ftno tot
q fenbs bon Mder 9anbes an Der 8. Il 8
/, 8. Babn tiberf&wemmt.
ie SefferfnnbiIIe. Sn b
II ReformanRalt murbs eins WsrtRdt
i 3ur 6erRelung BON e&uben etns'
: ri&tet. Die meiffen Der bon ben etrd
;. Iineen bereefelIten S&ube uerben !
i ben 3u9tbdufsrn unb anberen Staat!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18

Serman Noeuer's Dale,
Sabwef Gde Roble unb Wartet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-18
Sabrss=Ssriammlans

Der ActiOnars Der Soms 8retpins 60.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
B|BL|OGRAF|A

Recomendamos a nuestros lee
torres la interesante revista que pu.
blica, con el titulo de aBoletin lite.
rario y bibliografcoo la libreria his.
pano-americana de Paris, 81, rue
de pAbbe. Gregoire. El n1me1c
que tenemos a la vista contiene,
adenas de todas las obras publica-
daS en- Francia y en- Espana duran
te el mes, TIN interesante Supplement
to titulado aBibliografia literaria es-
pafiola,S en- que hguraran todas las
obras publicadas en- nuestra lengua
hasta el dia.
Esta publication es un verda-
dero repertoire Ell que el hombre
de ciencia, el medico, el .iteratc, e
ingeniero, podran encontrar cada
mes todas las obras que a su profe.
sion 6 estudio Sc referen. Aeon.
sejamoS q nuestros lectores que pi,
dan una muestra de eSta revista
ecomendandose de nuestro peri6di
co a dicha libreria que tendra e.
mayor gusto en- mandarles sgrati.
ffancos algunos nImeros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
CONSULTOR|O CL|N|CO
Del Dr. Jose OrdOneZ

Durane ausenca Europa lie sustua trabao de mel
Gina Doctor Quevedo Baez quien a avsos conua
Ordohez estabecdo cae
Nro 26 altos de la Famac del S Amazan de media
rde esdenca del Doctor Quevedo Ba San Francisco
tos, Telefono el consultoro Nro. 835.
Auxla para los del Consutoo Pactante don Luis
C6rdova
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
EOIcTO! JuDIcIAl'S

AgfsO. "A las personas que ne
ceslten insertar en- este peri6dico
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deheran pagar anticipadamente su
imnorte, 81 no tiene relacioneS con la
empresa 8 no envian dichos edit-
tor por conducto de nuestros ager-
tea Las personas relacionadas con
nosotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de las
insercioneS.
La administrator de oLa Demo
GyHtia.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
GALERIA COLORADO

Sc ava al bco que acaamoS suro de mar
cos de oas cases anaos ecos vaiando
So 80 cts. hasa SIoo
Nunca a impotado lucroRco collection atista
mas Variada paoquianos
Descueutos venosas condolences para
teS de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10

SAN JUAN AND AGUADILLA, P. R.
BRANCH IN PARIS. 27 PLACE DE La MAD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
Sc VENDE
Sc ACABO EL DOLOR

Con el anestesioo xDentudoa
te obtlene la wmpleta ausenoia del
dolor en- todas las estracciones den
tales. De vents en- Ia farmaoia de
sColons PIazs principal, San
juan Diriiase Ia correspondent cia
al seiior M. M P. @ Box AL San
Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-08-10
BIRD BARCEA.O

ComerGantes mporadores de Mercancfas Provisiones
Quincans. superior marca 1S,-Espedaidad en-
teiidos caEado Faiardo. P R.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-21
THE REAL REFORM
THAT'S NEEDED.

The country is in need of real
reform Men and women. no matter
how good, may always become bet
ter. THE real reform OF which the
business and politics of this country
stands in need must be-" says the
Red Wing, MINI, Republican, "a
moral one If it is to reach the root
O. the evil. No amount of invesu-
cation or legislation can make men
honest in their dealings with their
fellow men"
The get-rich-quick schemes all ap-
peat to a depraved sense o fright.
So do lotteries. Hobbies and all the
other agencies Of graft and fraud.
The get-rich-quick professional
studies his intended victim first at
long range. If he sees him a faith
full self-respecting citizen, he will
probably get no closer. But let the
CRATER see the faintest sign OF
wobble in the man he needs in his
business, and he Immediately ap-
proaches
The lobbyist and the lottery agent
are also circumspect in selecting
the working victims. The boss graf
ter is careful to choose for subor-
dinate adriot, alert, vigilant and un-
escrupulous subordinates. The only
way to put these men out Of bust
ness is that indicted by the Red
Wing Republican. There must be
a moral uplift Graft has taken too
deep root in business and in po-
litics. 1t must be removed with a
fit instrument That instrument Is
moral betterment all along the line.
Put down gambling, repress law
lessness in every form, let all men
stand before the law on one plane.
punish severely and swiftly all
breaches Of trust. The men OF rs
and Of 1912, the soldiers of the Mex
lean and of the Civil wars, were men
Of honest purpose. Public conscience
has played larger part in the devel-
opment Of America than in any 9th
er country. Every condition that
seeks to eliminate conscience from
due activity I'm personal or public
life is inimical to general well-be-
ing. Conscience should then be the
rule and the conscienceless will soon
be put I'm their pIace-Louisville
Herald.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-21
REVIEW OF REVIEWS.

The more magazines there are the
more necessary is the REVIEW or
REVIEWS. because Il brings to-
Esthsr the best that is in all the most
important monthlies in the world.
Such IL he hood OF periodical litora-
turs that nowadays pepols say the
only way TO keep up with it ls to
read the REVIEW or REVIEWS.
Entirsly over and above this review
las sssuon, Il has more original
matter and Illustrations than most
magazines. and the most timely and
important articles printed In any
monthly. The REVIEW OF RE
VIEWS covers I'VE continents, and
yet f. American nrEt and foremost.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-21

Philippine independence he says: IF
the untold millions we have spent on
benevolent assimilation since Feb.
d 1899, had been spent on rivers
and harbors and canals, and the i'm
proyement OF our interior water
transportation generally, the rail-
road rate question would have solv-
ed itself without the need of rate
bill There is growing opinion
throughout the country that it would
be a paying policy to abandon our
insular enterprises and concentrate
our energies upon continental laf-
fairs. Philadelphia Recvord.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-21
TO THE POINT.

yea located Rt Norfolk now.
Coming down during the Expo? II
So write me about anything You
want To know, or call To- see me.
Same old boy; glad TO hear from
anybody at any time Houses 10
ent during the exposition.-Good
property for sale.
B. WHITE ATKINSON,
Board or Trade Bldg.
Norfolk, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-21
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-21
A GROWING OPINION

What ex-Judge James TT. Blount
says about conditions in the Philip
pines is predicted on six years SER
vice-two years OF soldering and
four years as judge in the islands.
In his interesting article In the
North American Review advocating
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-02-21
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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-03-14
Secretary Loeb Explains.

Washington.-Secretary Loeb made
this statement:
President Roosevelt in his tele-
gram requested Governor Gillette to
withhold his approval of the bills re-
lating to the Japanese question
passed by the California legislature
until the Governor receives the letter
forwarded by the President Sunday
night, in which the President sets
forth at length his reason why such
legislation would be detrimental at
this time
Secretary Loeb pointed out that
Secretary Root and the Japanese en-
bassador, Viscount Aoki. are engaged
In negotiating new treaty, which
has for the time being been held up
pending the action of Mayor Schmitz
and the San Francisco School Board
in carrying out the agreement reach
ed In the recent White House confer
ences In which the San Francisco
delegates participated.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-03-14
PRESIDENT HALTS
THE LEGISLATURE
Anti-Japanese Laws Held Up In
California.
SENDS TELEGRAM OF PROTEST.
Expected Action in the California AS
sembly Checked by Telegram From
President Roosevelt to Governor Gil
ette--UnfortuDate Effect of the Action
of the Legislature.

sacramento, Cal. Especially Pres
ident Roosevelt Monday stopped all
Japanese legislation in the California
legislature by the following telegram
to Governor Gillette, who sent it to
the assembly.
Action of legislature reported in
this mornings paper most unfortu-
nate in effect upon my efforts to Sc
cure exclusion Of Japanese laborers
by friendly agreement, and, If con-
tlnued, will probably render recent
legislation of Congress for that pur-
pose ineffective. Please secure sus-
pension OF further action until re-
ceipt of letter from me.
Theodore Roosevelt.
The Assembly intended to act
Monday on two bills and a resolution
adopted by the Senate on Saturday.
Governor Gillette sent with the teIe-
gram message urging the House
TO comply with the Presidents re-
quest. The Assembly, by viva voce
vote, decided to take no action on
the bills on file
The legislative action referred to
by the President was the passage bv
the Senate of bill limiting the age
OF children of all races to 10 years
wnen first entering primary schools:
OF measure, prepared by the ia
panese Korean Exclusion League,
submitting the question Of Asiatic ex-
cluslon to a vote of the people. and
a resolution protesting against ia
panese naturalization.
The message created momentary
excitement in the lower house. Then
Grove l.. johnson expressed his con-
hdence in the Governor and the Pres
ldent, said the question should be
left to them and moved that the AS
semDly take no action on the ia
panese question at this session.
The motion was carried without
debate.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-03-14
BOILER 8ONIBARDs TOWN.
Locomotive EXplOdes, killing Three
Persons.

hOCOllotlVc ENpIoueS, Milling Three
Persons.
Metuchen, n. J. (SpeciaD Three
men were killed and a number of
others hurt and Meutchen was shak-
en- and threatened with many fires
when the boiler of a locomotive on
the Pennsylvania Railroad exploded
while drawing freight train through
the town.
Many of the freight cars were piled
in heap and several of the train
hands were injured, but none serious
ly. The broken cars caught fire, but
the blaze was soon eXtinguished.
A portion of the locomotive was
blown into Hahn's drug store, two
blocks from the track, and another
piece of steel entered McCutcheon' S
pharmacy. Both stores were set on
fire simultaneously, but in neither
case was there any serious loss. Miss
Daisy Martin, telephone operator in
the railroad station, was thrown from
her chair by the explosion and slight
ly injured. The station caught fire,
but was not destroyed.