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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
oopyriuhs 1908 by Thomas H. Mckee.

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
LYNN STRIKE ENDS
Big Demonstration Grcets News That 15,000 Shoe Workers
 Will Go Back.
MAIN DEMANDS GRANTED
Nnnrchisi strikers Attack Newspaper Df'icr Printing Report of
 Decision.

Lynn Mass oct ifhc union latters or l,ynn who have been oil strike since october as protest against the discharge of fifteen mon by the Joseph Caunt company, and tho. employment of girls in their places in alleged violation of 2 con- tract, voted to-day to return to work. tho Caunr firm having agreed to rein state the old employees Tho strike throw out of employment 5000 opcr- ative and siNty.Scveu factories in the city, the largest shoe center in tho world.
 The widest demonstration ever seen in Lynn occurred when he vote of the mass meeting became known. Tho vote In favor of ending thn strike stood l,oO0 lo 9. l'ully t,tOO men were in tho hall and the remainder of the l,So0 strikcrs were outside any- iously awaiting tho outcome, When ho result of the vote was announced therc VaS 2 great uproar, both in side and outside the hall, the over
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
HITS STANDARD OIL
D. L. Russell, of Independence Party, Condemns Policies at
 Local Convention.
NOMI NATIONS ARE MADE
Congressional Candidates Placed in Field Inst Night-IIcarst
 Coming.

Despite tho fact that little notoricty had been given it and in view of the fact that the republican party was holding q rally in tins city the con eressional nominating convention of the Independence party which was held in rythlan hall last evening was very largely attended The convention was presided over by Joseph Belasco and several patriotic speeches wcrc rend- cred by tho different delegates present during tho session.
 D l.. Russell of New York was the principal speaker of tho evening in the absence of Bernard Kelly, who is q candidate for represcntative-at-la large on that ticket and who is at present travelling in Nov York state with Fly ling Wedge and C. l Shcarn, candidate for governor of that state on that ticket
 Mir. Russell lt will he remembered had charge of the tclegraphcrs' strike last year and Is at present an ardent enthusiast of tho Commercial Tele- graphcrs' union Mir Russell delivered very stirring speech and cmphatical- ly condemned the Standard oil com. pauy policies.
 He spoke in part as follows
 Shall Standard on rule7 That is the
 Continued on Third Page)
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
TO FACE THREE CHARGES
Salvatore Dc Rossas Case tn Bc Taken
 rp Again To-day

Az sequel to the arrest early Sunday morning of Salvatore De Rossa or Fair street, charged with breach of tho peace against f.nigi Maresca. who had just returned to this city after sery- ing two and half years in state pris' on, Felecla Maresca, wife of Luigt, and the woman over whom it Is claim. cd the trouble between him and De. Rossa occurred was arrested on s charge of adultery and Luco Saratore of g Fair street a friend of tho Maresca woman, vas arrested on s charge of carrying concealed weapons yesterday The case of De Rossa was day until to-day and the charge ot breach ot the peace against him was changed 10 assault with intent o kill to which was added a charge of carry ing concealed weapons, This morn- Ing in court he will be re-arroatcd on charge Of adultery
 Mrs. Maresca, accompanied by Luco Sanatore, went 10 tho office of Attor. ney Joseph Anquilare yesterday af. ternoon to aid him in preparing his case as attorney for Do Rosss, While there the Marcsca woman was called to police headduarters by Detective McAvoy and Sanatore accompanied her lust before they entered the police building the detective thought he saw Mrs, Maresca slip something into Sanatore's hand and ho was searched The result was the finding of brass knuckics in his pockets and he was accordingly arrested. charged with carrying concealed weapons At torncy anquillare will defend the three parties.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
hNTI-TAFT LABOR MOVE
Tcderation's Executive 7 Board Also Against Draper.

Lowell Mass, Oct l4,-.An active Campaign against William r Taft, for president: Eben S Draper for governor, Louis A. Trothineham for l'eutens mt governor. and all state senator's who voted aga Inst the 20 called Over inc bill' at the last session of inc Msssn |husetts legislature, was ordered begun |bv the executive board Of the state branch of the American Federation of
 lahor, at 2 session ot tho state hrsnci, here to day.
 Tho vote was taken after q heated Discussion of the report of committees
 Df eighteen appointed at meeting held 1 T Faneuil hall Boston, In June last fo protest against tho defeat of labor egisation in the legislature of 1908 AI the candidates referred to in tho
 nstructions to the executive committes
 ~ere styled persistent nnamies of la
 bor The overtime bill forbade tho
 Employment of women and children in |nanutacturinE or mercantile establish .nente more than flftv.four hnvrs q .week compromise bill specifying |ifty six hours instead of nfty-four was
 passed.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
TROLLEY CARS
 BOWL OVER TWO Unknown Man, Unconscious for Hours in Hospital, Seriously Injured in Whallcy
 Avenue.
CAUGHT BY PASSING CARS
West Haven Woman Caught Between Gar and Railing on West River Bridgc--iicr Injuries Not
 Very Serious.

Tho record of the Connecticut com rany with regard 10 accidents whIcu has been maintained for quite a while was broken yesterday afternoon by two in different sections of the city, ono of which looks as if it might re- suit very seriously The victim of the more serious of tho two affairs is an unknown middle aged man He jump cd off one trolley car on Nhalley ave- nuc near the corner of sherman ave nuc. and according to tho statement of the trolley officials. he stepped in front of another car, bound the other way, which he apparently did not soc He did not pass over him his head was severely injured Iio was picked up and brought in toward ihc center of tho city in the trolley car while tel. ophonc message was sent to tbe New Haven hospital calling for the am hnlauce to meet tho car Tho ann bulance and car met al Chapel and York streets and there thc man was transferred and hustled to the hospt- al
 Not only was tho victim still uucnn- scious when lie reached tho hospital but up to midnight last night he had not recovered consciousness and was considered in q very serious condition. No identification had boen made at the hospital last night as there was nothing on the mans clothing tl show who he was and he was not ahle. of course to give any information him self Tho extent of the injuries could not he stated last night. The man had sustained severe head injuries but how bad they will prove can only he determined hy time Tho crew of tho car which struck tho man cjn- sisted of Edward Maronev. coudur- tor, and W, ]. Jensen. motorman.
 The other victim of trolley car yesterday was Mrs Mary Shine of 3S7 Peck avenue, West Haven Mrs. Shine was standing against the railing of tho bridge over West river at tho tho side where the cars pass very closo to the rail An outbound car came along and tho woman was caught between tho railing and the car the latter striking her and in turing her. She was picked up and taken to the New Haven hospital in an automobile
 The woman was unconscious when she arrived at the hospital but her husband reached there ssrly in the evening and identified her. Later she recovered consciousness Her niur. cs consisted of arm and head injuries ; which arc not considered serious. The crew in charge of the car which struck Mrs, Shine consisted of Con [ ductor T. Msrinan and Motorman n. 1 Titus
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
Bcnefactors of Democratic Campaign
 Fund to Bc officially Named

Chicago, Oct ti--The campaign fund of the democratic national com n1ittee and the names of all contribll- tors of sl00 or over will be made pub lie by Treasurer Herman Ridder in New York tomorrow. Since the pub lication last Thursday of the contrihu- tors of $500 and over, together with the total amount of the fund then in the committees treasury there have been several large contributions, and the total amount is now about s245.- o00 The publication of contributions of stoo and over is in keeping with the Denver platform After tomorrow the committee each day will publish tho larger contributions Tho bulk of the democratic campaign fund has heon raised by dollar contributions to the democratic press The largest single contribution which was made this week, was sl0,000 from Tam many Hall
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
Waterbury American Prints the News and Reveals Lilley In a Very ShreWd
 Scheme.
TWO LETTERS NOW IN GAME
One Published Yesterday Not That from Roosevelt Wish ing Him Success in Gu.
 bernatorial Cam
paign.

The latest news developments res veal another deception on the part of the Lilley camp. one follows quickly upon another. Probably nev- CT in the history of the state has so large a part of the press been 30 shamefully used as means of 1eceiv- ing the voters. The latest Lllley de- ceptlon is seen in the publication ycs- terday of a letter from President Roosevelt. This l. tier Mr. Llley read before the Taft club in Waterbury. Tuesday night, and was put on the wires yesterday apparently for the let ter referred to in Mir. Lilley's Water bury Republican wherein the presi- dent is said to have expressed himself as cordially wishing Mir. Lilley suc- cess in his campaign" inferring his campaign for governor
 To get at the ruth of the matter one must read the Waterbury Amer- can of last night where it is shown for the first time that there are two letters instead of ono and the very important one wherein he is wished every success" in his campaign for governor is withheld. The American says
 Congressman I.illey, republican candidate for governor, sprang surprise at the smoker of the Taft Marching club in the rooms of the Waterbury Republican club last cven- ing when he produced a letter from President Roosevelt written on Octo- Der 10, some time later than the date of the Presidents first letter of which much has been published. None of those who heard the letter read last night had any previous knowledge of it's receipt The letter, which was wrttea after reading Mir. Lilley's speech declaring several of the Atlan- tic coast navy yards inefficient by req son of their location and advocating their abandonment. is as follows
 White House. Washington, D. C., Oct 10, 1908.
 My Dear Mir. billcy--I have read and heartily approve of your speech. You have told number of needed truths, and l thank you for them. '1 wish you success in your career.
 With regards. believe mo, sincerely yours,
 THEODORE ROOSEVELT
 MT. Lilley also showed the letter he received from President Roosevelt some days ago asking for a copy ,of his speech on naval affairs, and wish ing him every success"
 II is the last paragraph of the above that lots the cat out of the bag and shows Lillcy again trying to deceive ! the people.
 \ prominent republican said last night
 1T Iilley wishes to he honest with i tho voters why does hc not give out ] the letter in which hiss own paper | says the president wishes him every
 Continued on Second Page.)
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
CONFERENCE SCOPE
Practical Agreement Reached Between Powers on Cues
 tions to Be Discussed.
DARDANELLES OUT OF IT
Russia Agrees With Other Nations That Turks Should Not Pay
 Compensation.

London, oct 1s-hccording to what apparently is an inspired state mcnt with regard to Russia $ poation, which appears in tho Times this morn ing, a practical agreement has hcen reached by M Tswolsky and Sir Ed ward Grey. under which the cunfar- ence of the powers will discuss the question oC compensation to Turkey. Sorva and Montenegro but tha Oar danelles question will bo loft for sep arate negotiations later. between Rus sis and Turkey.
 Russia agrees with the western pow CTS that the compensation given to Servia and Montenegro should not bc at Turkeys expense and holds that fl is to Europc's interest to facilitate in every possible way Turkeys heavy task in completing the constitutional reforms, According to the statement Russia desires revision ot the agree ments concerning the Dardanelles but does not wish to mako tho revision part of the conference program, or to force 1t upon Turkey.
 On tho contrary, Russia agrees that revision is possible only with the con. sent and good will Of the Turkish gov ernment and asa result of future nc. gotiations, which it is hoped the British government will facilitate. and that an arrangement could be reached with the help of all the interested parties, which would give Russia all she requires without menaclns tho interests Of other powers, In addition. by removing long standing Russian grievance it would contribute to the consolida ton of the Anglo Russian understandings and the establishing Of real friendship between Russia and Turkey,
 M. 1swolsky's departure says tho statement in tho Times. Twas delayed in order 10 complete the details of the agreement. and when he returns to St Petarsbure he will make an important statement to the Duma, expla ming inc Buchau conference and making clear uo only that he had not consented to the ynneystion Of Bosnia and kerzle ovina. but he had expressly warned Ra ron Von Arehenthsl thai the position of these two eyewitness was European question which could not hc settled by Austria and Turkey,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
WARNS US AGAINST LAPS
Id sum Ling Makes Some Yellow
 Journalistic UttcrBnccs.

Boston, Oct tt Japan has not much money now, but if she did have she would fight the United States and dght hard declared Ii sum Ling. edl- ton of the Chinese mall of Hong Kong, who arrived in Boston tonight to in- tervIew Boston business men and lend his efforts toward securing conner. cisi alliance between China and the United States
 u Sum Ling in an interview said:
 "Our countryren gre decidedly 'ir favor of commercial alliance between the United States and our country We do not look for political alliance There has been a genuine awakening among all classes of our people in tho past four or five years. The people are clamoring for your scientific ideas and methods,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
TSCHAIKOVSKYS RELEASE
Aged Russian Rcyolutlopist to Be Let
 Out on S25.On0 Bail,

St. Petersburg, oct 14-.After having been confined in tho fortress of st Pet. CT and st. Paul for ten months, Nicholas Tscha kovsky 2 member of the Russian revolutiorist organization, is to he ra. sed by order of the Russian gov ernment But NJ. Tschaikorskv will he obliged to furnish S26,ooo bail pending his trlal the date for which has not yet been fixed,
 Az the decision of tho government becomes effective immediately Tschat- kovskY's daughter Is now making an endeavor to raise the sum, but as cash bail is required and the amount Is large, it may he some days before TsehaIklysky leaves the fortress
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
BUSINESS MEN TO MEET
Annual Session Opens This Morning In
 Stclncrt hthcncum.

The annual meeting of tho state Bus hess Mems association will be held in this city at the Stcuort Athenoum to- day and will be attended hy about 200 delegates from different parts of the state,
 Tho session will be called to order at l0;30 By President A Howard Abbe of New Britain and aside from the ordin- ary routine of business tho principal interest of the meeting will be center ed fin tho election of officers for the coming year, Dexter l.. Bishop of Meriden, the present first vice -prsel- dent of the association, is slated for the election as president, and A. R., Jones of Daubury, at present second vice. president will in all probability, he elected to Mir Bishops place. r. S. Valentine of Derby is secretary of the association and r. w. Mills of South Manchester Is the treasurer and both will be probably Dc reelected.
 The number of delegates that aro to attend the meeting has atken the local committee Dy SHFprlSc IN lHc ue'tSd- ton as to numbers IS without prcce- dent In former years the number has not exceeded l25 and to have to provide accommodations for 200. while asreea- blc to the members of the association Is somewhat of a surprise. A part of the delegates will dine at Whites Ton tine and the other part will dine al the Davenport.
 The delegation to represent this city is as follows, $. r. Butler, r. l.. Lins- ley F. $. Pagter. F. E. Street, R. c. Iightbourn, $ $. Adams, F. W. Hodge, | I. H Mansfield. George r Post, John E ! Kennedy II. w. Kelley, F. I. lAtwater, { John R Booth. O. F. Lapham. [. F | snow and $. q. Dibble.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
THREE STITCHES IN FACE
John Shepard Cut While Evirtipr
 Trespassor

Charged with asssutins and cutting John Shepard, manager of 2 manufac- 'uring plant in Tai, Haven in the front yard of his home in Fla irmont uue P o'clock yesterday afternoon Fl lam Phillips was arrested in q saloon |n Branford at 1 o'clock by Detective 7w'or and brought to the Grand ave. ue station. where t1e was charged with freaeh of the peace Phillips according " inc victims account was trespasslns Cn Snepsrd's front yard and he wen fni 70 eViot him Philips hecsrle com. fatifA and cut Shepard with some rearon the nat ture of which is still nm l'etermined, in the cheek. causing 2 Fround which required three stitches From Dr. Verdi lo sew up Then, If feonls PhtlIirS took to the country and bought Branford safe retreat. De. e'lIye lawor, accompanied by Ser-
 Eeant Bowers or the Grand avenue sla. lon took trolley car and chased him Q RrAnrort, where they caught him in I saloon within two hours of tho of. Fens.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
AMBASSADOR CREEL OUT
Resignation of Mexican Representa-.
 tive nt Washington Contirmcd.

Mexico City, Mexico, oct. 1t-The Mexican Foreign office has confirmed the resignation of Enrique C, Creel as ambassador to the United States, Senor Ctcel for some time past has held the double post of governor of the state of Chihuahua and amhassa dor at Washington and he now desires to devote all his attention to tho for mcr office His successor to the post at Washington which is tn chighcst in the Mexican diplomatic service, has not vet been decided upon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
N0TRE DAME AFIRE
Worcester Catholic Church Damaged
 tc Extent of S3n, ,OOo.

Worcester Mass, oct i4.--The Notre Dame Roman Catholic church on Park street was badly damaged by fire late tonight and two other build ings occupied by q number of small business firms uere destroyed The total loss is estimated at s75,oo0, of which SS0,o0o falls on the church,
 The Are started in the fruit and wall paper establishment kept by Samuel Stewart in large wooden building which vas formerly used as the Norwich and Worcester railroad station.
 During the fire Rev. Joseph IL. Gagnon, assistant cUrate. made his way into the burning church and car ried out the host,
 Tho cause of the fire is not known but the police are inclined to believe that it was of inccndiary origin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
FIREMEN SAVE
 FIVE CHILDREN
 Hs.--a----.----4.+-a-- Quintet of Little Ones Carried from Smoke Filled Room While Parents Are
 Away,
WERE ALMOST SUFF0CATED
Much Excitement and Little Damage Attend Smnll Fire In Cedar Street Tenement House Last
 Evening.

There was q lot of excitement lnci-
 dent upon the alarm of fire which was turned in last night from box l2l at Silver and Cedar streets The hrc started from tho explosion or gas n
 inc kitchen of the apartment occupied
 by Joseph Shanbron on the third floor of MaE Gingold's four-story apart
 ment house at 2I0 Cedar street on the fourth floor. right over the blazing room. which was emitting great vol umcs of smoke, were five children sleeping Their parents were out for the evening, and the little ones. rang
 ing in age from six to eleven years, were all alone. The iircmCn heard their screams, and, groping through bmdiug smoke, Captain Redmond, of Company I; Philip Flood and Lieu tenant Holt, Of the same company, and Captain Davison. of Company II, assisted by several other members pr thc two companies. reached the room the children were in and carried them all out safely The room was filed with smoke and the nremcn had ditIi- culty in breathing in the room them selves. one of the little lads, Isadorc MalcnsN when being carried out cried out, There's another ono in |thcrc still, and directed the Ilremeu back to another lad who was still in the suIlocating room. The five chill drcn were all carried out in safety but If they had not been promptly rescued they would have been choked 10 death The children carried out of tho room were lsadore Melenski Samuel Rose and Harry Malenski | |and Rose lensky. They were al |aslccp when the fire broke out and were awakened by the difficulty they found in getting breath The chil. dren were taken care of by other DOT. sons in the house after their rescue.
 The fire completely wrecked the Kitchen of the Shanbron flat, destroy IiuG everything in the room, The Are
 loss will probably amount to about $500. There was also some loss by water in the apartments downstairs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
DEMONSTRATION FOR TAFT
Largest Political Gathering Ever Held
 In Wheeling Grcets Candidate.

Wheeling, w. Va, Oct. Wheeling had decided political surprise tonight fu the magnitude of the political fostiv- |itics in honor Of Judge Taft The To- al authorities agreed it was the largest political demonstration the city has |tvcr had Twcnty-nine marching clubs
 were in line representing nearby towns
 m both sides of the Ohio river Judge fraft rode at tho head of tho parade for 3nore than an hour and was greeted by ] he throngs on both sides of the street
 ind sidewalks the ontiro distance. He +poke 10 two immense audiences and vas the center of the greatest enthu-
 iasm everywhere he went. The meet ng iiJ the Baltimore and Ohio station
 was entirely to great to get the benefit
 If th c speech The street demonstra
 ions. continued unahsted 10 lat. hour
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
AFTER CUDAHY BOY AGAIN
Suspicion Aroused ny Detection of Stranger in Room of Packers Son.

Omaha, Nebo oct, li \ stranger was found in the home of Edward A. Cudahy. millionaire packer, last night Tho man escaped out of an open win dow on the second floor when a servant girl detected him. He was well dress ed and Wore silk hat He was in the room of Edward Cudahy, iro who was kidnapped seven years ago,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
Cheers ,-r Taft and Fort Fur. nishod by Yale Club and Campaign Songs by North
 Haven Cleo Club.
BRYAN'S POLICIES ARE HIT
Professor Phelps as Presiding officer Pays High Tribute to Spcrrs and TllSon--.Iud-on De-
 fcndS Iiillcy.

The Hyperion thoatcr was crowded to its doors last evening when thc first big republican rally of the present campaign in this city was held at which Gov Fort Of New Jersey Scua- tor Judson and Prof Phelps were the speakers From tho start to tho close tho rally was very enthusiastic, the Yale Taft club which occupied seats in tho gallery, cheering tho speakers in q very orderly and acceptable manner while Prof, William Lvon Phelps made an excellent presiding officer aud the North Haven Glce club wing with anything which has ever brou orranlz; cd in New Haven county In putting up 2 good article of music Indeed as Prof Phelps said. thc clcc club had just what the democratic party throughout tho country has not har- lnonN.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-15
tCortinuo1 on Third Page, }

Wsghipeton Oct, td presiSent and Ms Roosevelt entertained a luncheon tn-dal party of English people in clnding. Lor1 Northcllne, Lsdv North. cline, Mrs. HarnsWorth Lord North. oIiffe'7 mother and Mrs. Douglas Pen nant.