davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-03

Massive Davenport Bed--Covering Is
OF very best velour and tufted. For
comfort 1t is beyond the ordinary,
used. making II very soft and de-
lightful for sleeping purposes Has
large size box for the bedding. Price
s.s,, at Ne~man's' cash or S30. 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
final SESSION.
Last Meeting Of Liberal
Religious Congress Held.
Eminent Speakers Deliver Ad-
dresses and Read Papers.
presiden: Eliot Of Harvard Extends
Welcome to 5he Visitors.

Boston, Sept. 26.--The delibcrat ions
of the international Congress of Re-
ligious Liberals. WITCH had held four
sessions in this city during the past
two days with delegates representing
nearly all the religions of Europe, Asia
ana America in attendance, were trans
ferred to Cambridge today. Sanders
theatre. ono of the buildings connected
with Harvard University, being the
scene Of the fifth and final meeting OF
the congress.
The last session was presided over by
former Governor John ID. Long and The
address Of welcome on behalf If IIar-
ward Was extended by President Charles
W. Eliot, whose address was brief
Prof. T.. N"ntct. from Switzerland,
read / rapcr on John Calvin and the
Reformation Movement in Genoa"
The last address was delivered by
Prof. otto Pilcidcr"r Of Berlin, his sub
jet being THE Tendency Of Positive
Religion to Universal Religion
Following this address the delegates
were given an illustrated description
IF Harvard University and its mu-
81 ums with some OFF their interesting
-"ll' ctions by Prof. n ancis C. Peabody
II the facuitV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27

declined To accept my challenge for this
class Of f0at. 70 enter Il 9n-foOt boat
under the New York Yacht Club rules
There iS no class expressly defining
such boat. but the next class. H, pro-
vidinG for boats of S2-foot rating, is
capable Of producing Il boat W to about
- feet on the water line
lii explanation of his action in chal-
longing under the new New York Yacht
club rule. Sir Thomas said:
THE international rule. which an
plies to Great Britain. France. Ger
many. Spain and Portugal. is different
from the rule now existing in .ho Unit
ed States. which is known as the uni
versa rule and which has been in use
IN America for three or four wears and
under which dozens of boats have been
built some of the most famous, such
rs the Queen. Effort, Avenger, Ista-
lena, Winsomc and Nicola. are well
known to yachting men. on the other
hand a boat has never been built in
Great Britain under the universal rule
50 that in making my challenge I had
no pun ana was not asking any ad-
vantage. Il was quite the other way.
The american designers and builders.
with their experience in building boats
under the universal rule have all the
best Of it.
FREAKS such as the three Shamrocks
which have hccn racing with were
hHilt under q measurement rule which
now does not exist in any part of the
world and to prevent such freaks from
Icing raced i'll America the universal
rule WI" adopted. So. naturally L COM
cludol that BY challenging under the
universal rule. I was meeting ,all the
wishes Of thoS" interested in sport. AZ
ter 4 race win or lose, boat btil t
under such a rule is of some uses the
Winning boat being an example to naval
and marine architects. whereas in the
other case the boat is only fit for the
rubbish heap and the educa ton. OF de
SignCrS. 80
Il was prepared to build two boats
and take the faster of The two bsNae
starting line had the New York &40&t
Club given me. permission to do ~
have always found the members Il
N"w York lacht'Club to he mor
kind. They have always been
ready to meet, any every reGues
it would be Impossible to. sgel
men to sail against. and III .courset
most sorry that they di1not gacceI{ q
challenge. the -iTason fSHrwhich Nh
anNiously awaitit to lsh6iA, cert n3y
would not have saSt aseharenec KAl I
thought fer a. inerneneyat il would
Continued op'Pags.Twelve.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
WEST PENoBscoT AG'L SOCIETY
Fully 10000 People in Attendance
Thursday-The Races.

Exeter. Nc, Sept. 26.-(SpcciaD.-To
day was the big day Of the annual fair
of the West Penobscot Agricultural
Society. The attendance was n record
breaker, fully 10000 people being on the
grounds at noon. They came in from
everywhere. in vehicles of every des-
cription The day though a trifle cool
was a perfect one for an agricultural
fair and nothing occurred to mar the
pleasure of the day.
rho feature Of the day was the judg-
ing of the horses. cattle. sheep, swine
and agricultural products. The ribbon
winners were shown in front Of the
stand on the track before the races this
afternoon.
Thc races were the $40 class, the
,Sla.S. and the 2.15.
CIR fries s. Dorrithy of Waterville is
tfJe barter of The races and he is keep
ing.up his past record for fairness and
knowledge Of his business The best
of order was maintained today in spite
Of tho large crowd. Deputy Sheriff
Friend put several games of chance
out Of business and several would-be
Continued on Page Five)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
WHY BATCHELDER LEFT Home.
Mother Receives Letter Saying He Has
Gone Away to Earn Money For Sisters
Observation-Disclosures Wanted to Work.

GARDINER, Me, Sept. 26.-(SpcciaD. w.
Mrs. y. @. Hamilton Of this city is in
stigating Il search for hrr 15-ycr:-"lH
son Arthur, VII" disappeared from
this city last Monday ard has NET b,"n
heard Of sinr" Mr.. HAMILTON Is ;yray
ana thu neither Of the lld is much
X,orricd FIR lis safety.
she told the journal man that the
young ma, irft Mere sunday ror Eath
in the co"rany "f Cor. noble, 4
young man mUrh rl! + j!:gn hrr .n.i.
She expected Arthur IT, return Sunday
night on tac steamer Gardiner, but hc
dii not arrive un,r the mi,iu,.,lit train.
having missed connections She stated
t!'at durinG The preceding W:rk hor son
had boon very i'll ana HAT II, was I'M
ahlr to 20 20 school but ono day of
tn" week. The young man evidently
did not GO that day anG his mnthc re-
fused T. excuse him for that Gate. iIC
stated that the teacher turned him out
ot school AMI that n" sent him IT, soc
Superintendent Turn,r ANA ft"m HAT
time She has not heard Of him. she
stated that he had been complaining
because all Of The other boy% i'll his
class lad left school ana e"n" Ia work
ANA he expressed his d"air" to do the
same.
Il is believed possible th:ir II" yorng
man on lis trip to Bath discovered
some form of employment there and
returned home t. sgt some things. Iiut
ir took Il" extra clothes or money With
him.
G"rrl-c N"hlc. VII" conducts a rcstau-
lnnt on Water street. went away Sun
day ard his whrrca1out are unknown.
-" was accompanied hy tho Hamilton
hoy. vino gave his mother the irnpr"s-
SON that Noble WAS roin-; into the
woods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
BIC DEAL.
American Capitalists Buy
Big Lumber Property.
Acquire Large Interests In
Province Of New Brunswick
r..
aestjgcuche Operators to GurtsiI
Cut Fifty Per Cent.

Camph"Ilton. y. T.. sept. 2S.-bn" Of
III" biggest irnb"" deals in I'll" history
uf the north shore Las h"rn c"n#uln-
mated. Summer 4 C". have s"li their
retire property in Gloucester county to
American capitalists, The property in
cludrS i large .awm;I! at bathurst, a
general Store there and extensive lum-
Der area throughout the county. Tn"
price raid is said to be III IL" neigh
burhood Of $2io,hoo.
The company viii carry on til" bust
moss; on a larger scale tHan hcrctpf"rc.
At present they have 80 men in III"
woods. The machinery of the mill
will be changed 50 as to cut American
standards instead of British. The
new company viii nud tn" market for
it, output in III" United states. II is
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i-'''u''i' 'tl'' p PIT lhohlaS ihpt"n
- nit'r'E ulHapI"lhtCh AT IN" iaiilrc
=! '',' .\F" OTIS "cht 'Iun !" accept
IT 'iiE' 1T announcer seri'' 81 races
''' ,,'c Ni''i' tUp ana Is dHAlouHlE
"""l'IlS ""i'.'i iiI"''''a'l'a on 'hf
80 ~ ".'|H WV lV'E'i irlSh HrlI
III "i'''' -, i''ir" WI IiIN ~ "''ilI
AN ''''9'i'H i"4 e. -Nili'ii''l ciu' =
"' '''i''
ga i'.' ~" '''"H II .''"l'N
N,''u r. c',"'I III, hi'"'tH'dIl Mhy llS
-" "''''Se h'I' h'' I"Fh arF'r,'H' as nc
'I''' ','''h ,'' 10 "rI'rNr 'hat y ne cf'''-
tt.t ,,,,.,..,;,i,' ,,. ,r
stat.e' tbnrc was cv,rv ,nssihiIitv ror
his challenge Ioflg fayor,i,Iy received
lie added however that he had ,nt
r;,.o, -, i.,,.o " ,,nI:,,, ,.ocr4 VI
,'dH"| Il"uh ~ I'n 'h" aII'"uN iF''
l:r ~" W i'il'"' fh@' III" '"-
HiI''I' '' ''''''c '' l'"i."oh 4'r r'i-
Nui.' 'i-'''
Ihrr" was hu' on" thing winch sir
Thomas WAS emphatic """nt and That
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
Searles Is Indicted for
the Murder of His Wife.

confined since Friday has reported To
the court that it is not necessary 10
hold hin. for further observation as TO
his sanity.
Searles will be tried at specia, term
of court in about q month.
Indictments also We're found against
Carr.ll II. NJ nitney Of Temple cn thn
,i...-,. II poIy.. ,r,y aid Ij,rber, Eoy,.;
" Euugrlpy, assault ana battery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27

Pennington. Ne. Sept. 26.-Indict-
mcnts charging Harvey a. Scarlcs Of
Chestyrville with the murder of his
wife and assault with intent to murder
;,is brother. Jesse. were reported to-
dav ty the grand jury Of the supreme
court.
nh, superintendent cf TIE Sat" r.
.,-c ,,suual in which S;.arlcs hls I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
FAIR AND WARMER.

Washington. s'urt. 2G.-Forccast for
Eastern New York: Fair, warmer Fri
day; rain Saturday or Saturday night
light to fresh south winds. For New
England: Fair. warmer Friday, rain
saturday or Saturday night except
fair in east Maine; night to fresh
.Nrth Ninns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
Mrs. Countess Montignos0=EnriCo
Toselli, Etc., Will Leave Rome.

Saxon court is without official notifi-
cation Of the marriage of the Countess
MontiCnoso to Signor Toselli, but
King Frederick Augustus has sum-
moncd the ministry to meet tomorrow
in order to consider what, If anything
should be done considering the coun-
tess allowance and the disposition to
h" made Of her youngest daughter,
Princess Anne Monica Pia, whose
Whereabouts has not been discovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

IT is announced that rhicago's share Of
the net profits Of the Chicago CITY Rail-
way Co. for the first SIX months of oper-
alton Of the traction settlement ordinance
will be Sl7S,2lS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
RETAINS HOPE FOR RACE IN 1908,
Second Challenge Will Be For Race Be-
tween 9O=Footers=British Designers
Do Not Want to Undertake Task.

New York. Sept. 26.-ProSpcctS for 4
race for the Americas cup next year
were improved greatly today by thu
announcement from Sir Thomas Upton
that he will submit another challenge
specifying n ?G-fDot boat as the repre-
sentative of tie Royal Irish Yacht
Club. Members Of tho New York Yacht
Club We're reticent as To ;he action that
would be taken by that organization
in response to an amended challenge.
but it was pointed ont that the deed uf
gift hy which the Americas cup was
placed in the custody of the New York
Yacht Club in 1887, apparently make
it obligatory upon tho New York Yacht
Club to accept til" challenge provided
certain conditions arc complied with.
The decd Of gift specifies that any fnr-
ci&n yacht club "shaN always be Cnti-
tied to the right If sailing Il match for
this C\mo'icu's) cup"
It is further st forth that the com
peting yachts. if If ~" mast. ''srall
rot be less than g. feet nor more than
80 feet ON III" load Watcrlin"."
Then II j. further at forth that
the challenging club shall give 10
i'''iitti'' iA'IiNts t!lttl il'iS ii''bH' must
be accompanied by Il certificate of the
name ana rig Of Tho challenging YES
sci ana tho voSscl's lrncth M load wat
"r!in", beam 1T l"ni wat,rInC. cxtr"inc
beam and draH%h' If water.
\ frrthCr claus urp-ilc. that tho
courses fer Tic races shall be selected
hy tlc club holding the cup ",lnd those
races shall h. sailed subject to its
ru'cS ana sailing regulations; 80 far az
thc same DO rot conflict with tho rro-
visions Of This decd of gift but without
ny time allowances whatever"
Cornelius Vanderbilt. commodore Of
til" Now YORK va, int Club. when shown
Sir Thomas Lirtnn's statement THAI he
is prepared "a challenge for thc Am, r
icl'.' can with Il 9h-fnot rrui il;I,itr tho
INV i"rl Yacht club rules. said To-
daE inst IT," resolutions adopted by the
\CW Nrri Yacht CltIi. last nighl fully
defined the clubs position. lie decline.
to indicate what particular declaration
in til" resolutions applied to Sir Thorn
as offer or to make any comment on
that ndragrap nh OF tho resolutions
which &c rldr"S that no agreement
should J." made recurring cGnteSting
vessels 20 he cun%trurt' under the
present rule Of TIL" New Ork Yacht Club
limiting boats to thu wholesome tyr,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27

Florence, Italy, Sept. &c. Til" fur
niturc Of tn" villa here occupied I'M
til recently by the Countess Montign-
$50, cX-croWn princess of Saxony,
who WAS married in London Yesterday
{" EnTico ToscIIi, an italian musician,
is being removed. indicating that the
cc.rl" haf decided 10 live elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
AT CANTON FAIR.
Rather B. and ElgaIo Win Their
Events in Straight Heats.

Canton. Me, Sept. 26.-(SpeciaD.-Ra
tier c. and ElgalC won their events on
the closing day of the Canton fair in
straight heats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27

lake Rcckl2y leads the American
\ssociation in batting. Gessler second.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
United States Treasury Commission
Eeqins Work in Paris.

Paris. s;nr:. 2f.-rho United states
treasury commission. under nc prcsi-
dcncy Of James Il. Reynolds, assistant
secretary Of the treasury, has scttici
down to work.
Resides inquiring into strictly admin
istrativc questions the commission will
ascertain tho cost Of producton of ar
tcl"G manufactured practically cxrlu-
sivcly for tho American market. csp"-
cially articles which are not sold in
Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27
Win First and Second
Money at Union Fair.
Rather B. and EIgaIo Winners
Thursday at Canton.
Racing In 2.40 and 2.25 Glasses
at the Exeter Fair.

Union. Me-. Sept. 26.-There was
some good racing here on the closing
day Of the Knox County fAir. in which
Kennebec county, horsesTwere prom
incnt The deciding heat of the ga
trot or 2.2s pace lniinisi.ed fEem yest
terday was won BY Anons with Bryan
second and Emily Gale third. The
other horses were drawn. Trixey s.,
an Augusta horse won the 2.19 trot or
2.21 pace in straight heats and Hello
Bill, another Augusta horse. took sec.
ond money. Hal S, owned in HAM,
well and Crcmona, owned in Augusta,
were third and fourth respectively in
the 2.2S trot or 2.30 pace. The sum-
maries:
20 TROT OR 221 PACE-PURSE $50
Trixey $, b m Oh. II. Lee. 1
Hello Bill b & webb. ,
Edith r.. oh IN tNewberD. )
Time-222o, 2.23ai, 22iA
22S TROT OR 30 PACE-PURSE $50.
Emily Gale br IN (l[irby). ............1 l
Tommy Rogers. b & (NewberD. 2
Hal s. br (Smth). ...........-......3
Creraona. blk webb. ...............4 4
Time-22Sh, 30, 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27

Lovers OF a fresh made aromatic cigar
An now satisfy their taste, as the de-
Oand Of tile popular
7-GC-4
~sSEr exceeds tbs S,nJ,,y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27

II IL claimed that thu st. Louis
Browns. despite thCir low stand in the
race, will clear $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27

Dresden. SaXnny. Sept. &c The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-27

|zEr exceeds the supply.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-23
The Vermont Idea for Savings Banks.

The Ludlow Tribune thinks
that the idea of Savings Banks
keeping Vermont money at
home will appeal to Vermont
ers. In commenting on this
particular feature of the Lamoille
County Savings Bank and Trust
Company of Hyde Park, it
says:
Last Thursday this bank passed the
million dollar mark in lis assets and
not single cent Of il invested outside
Of Vermont So distinctively Yer
mont favor naturally appeals TO the
taste Of Vermonters, because itsmacks
Of leyeI-headed management and a
safety which is quite assuring Con-
gratuladons are certainly in order.
This Bank pays 4 per cent.
compounded semi-snnually on
deposits OF 500 or more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-23
Has NODesire 10 DiyOrceHim.
self From ROOseVeltiSm
SPEAKS In LEXINGTON, KY.
The Secretary of War Fulflls His En-
gagement for His Kentucky Address
Declares That He Is Not
Going to Resign.

Lexington, KY, Aug. %. Secretary
Taft said yesterday regarding the re-
port that he would resign from the cab
met upon his return from the Orient:
Il have no desire to divorce myself
from either Rooseyeltism or from the
presidents administration. / realize
that, no matter what amount Of pres
tige IL may have been my good fortune
TO attain in the middle west, my pres.
tige which may have fallen To me Is
due To my Identification with the Roose-
welt administration and on my efforts To
carry out its policies"
A reception to the secretary was held
In the parlors ut the Phoenix Hotel from
10 until III o'clock Hundreds Of Re-
publicans were here from various parts
Of the state. They were introduced 10
Mr., Taft by Stanley MiIward Of this
city. The secretary had word for all
who met him.
Among those in the reception room
was James A. Garfield, secretary Of the
interior When asked regarding his con.
ference with Secretary Taft, he said;
''The matters were entirely relative
to my department and since this was
my only chance to see Mr.. Taft before
his departure for the Orient, took this
opportunity. | was in st. Louis and an
returning to Washington. The matters
arc of personal nature concerning the
details of my work"
Mr.. Garfield was the recipient Of mucl
admiration from Kentucky Republicans
The Democrats here beld aloof, there
being but few at the reception.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-23
UNIVERSAL PEACE
CONGRESS OPENS.
Disarmament to Be Discussed in Con-
ference Now on at Mystic, Conn.

Mystic, Conn, Aug. Advocates of
universal peace from many eastern
states are at Mystic Grove for the 4ist
annual conference Of the Universal
Peace association.
1t is expected that a number of reso.
buttons dealing with the subjects OF
disarmament, warfare on land and sea
and Of social and economic conflicts in
this country win be presented and dis
eussed.
The welcoming address was made by
Alfred II. Love Of Philadelphia, prcsi
dent of the national body. President
James Walrous Of the Connecticut
branch responded A preliminary roll
call showed delegates present from %
states and the Maratime Provinces, and
one each from England Cuba, Japan and
Mexico.
Today Prof. Daniel Batcheller Of
Philadelphia, James H. Earle Of New
ton Mass, and DR.. William Mcdowell
Of New York and Mrs. Susan s. Fesscn
don speak.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-23
CHICAGO UNION
MULCTED $4,000
Milk Drivers Funds Have Gone and
Secretary Treasurer Admits
Shortage.

Chicago Ill.,, Aug. 23.-The MIX
Wagon Drivers Union. one Of the
strongest labor organizations in Chi,
cage, is up against shortage of about
$4,000 in funds
BY means of duplicate books and jug
Cling the various accounts, J. @, Camp,
secreatry treasurer, has secured in the
course of a year possession OF all the
unions funds A special meeting of the
union has been called to consider what
action to take
Camp refused to say what has become
OF the money, but admits, with a shrug
that it is gone. Since the discovery Of
the shortage be has been Swallowed by
detectives from. his bonding company
and he can be placed under arrest at
any time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-23
BANKER SCHIFF TALKS
ON THE MONEY CRISIS
Declares that the Federal Administraf
ton Is Not to Blame for the Sit
uation- Pace Must BE
sg ht M Il ares,.a5 III
Leasened.

Bar Harbor. Me-. Aug 23-lacob III,
SchifT OF the International banking house
of Kuhn. Loeb and company, who IS IN
Bar Harbor, on being asked by cor
respondent to express his views upon
the existing financial situation made
this statement;
"To blame the federal administration
for the difficulties in which we find our
selves is both thoughtless and unjust.
Even ii the excesses which the great
prosperity Of recent years has had in
its. wake has been permitted to continue
unchecked. before long situation would
have developed probably far more diff
cult and serious than the crisis through
which we are now passing
In the first instance it is a result OF
tremendous railway, industrial and CONS
mcrcial development of the last ten
years, and which has brought about cap
ital requirements largely in excess Of
the ability Of the country to supply.
Moreover, it has been to great ex-
tent overlooked that the Rnssian.Jap-
amese war and the San Francisco earth
quake have destroyed an enormous
amount Of wealth, which sooner on later
had to make itself felt,
Nor has the fact that both Japan
and China have now entered into com
petition for the surplus capital Of the
world been given sufficient attention.
mo other remedy for this state Of
affairs appears to br possible than az
least b temporary reduction ia our az.
tivities until the country's capital and
credit facilities again have reached a
point sufficient for its volume of BUSH
ness.
IL believe railroad managers in gem
eral have already recognized the neces-
sity for cnrtaiiments but manufacturers
and merchants appear TO be behind IN
this.
The sooner these two recognize the
imprudence Of continuing at the present
pace, the more certain win they be to
save themselves from loss and the nearer
we shall come to the end OF the present
unsatisfactory state Of affairs"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-23
PREPARE NEW ATTACK ON
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Bonaparte, Kellogg and Morrison in an
Important Conference.


Washington, D. G., Aug. 90 Am i'm
portant conference here yesterday be-
tween Attorney General Bonaparte
Judge Frank d. Kellogg Of st. Paul,
and Charles d. Morrison Of Chicago, the
latter being special attorneys for the
government in suits for the dissolution
Of the Standard Oil company were con
sidered has caused considerable com.
ment, and aroused the belief that the
department of justice viii proceed at
once in the effort to break up the oil
monopoly by terminating the franchise
of the organization.
What strengthens the belief is the
fact that Attorney General Bonaparte
had lengthy conference some days age
with Morrison, IN which the subject was
considered in all its phases.
1t is also intimated that the attorney
general is making preparations to prose
cute individuals OF the Standard Oil com.
pany under the provisions OF the Sher'
man law, and that the action will BE-
pressed without delay and with the
greatest yigor.
When officials Of the department Of
Justice were questioned on the subject
they refused to discuss the matter