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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-08
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
PROBING CHARGES


Chicago. July THE Illinois Central
Railroad company today began taking
dispositions in aid of Its suits brought
to recover 81 100000. of which it claims
to have been defrauded in connection
with the repairing of freight cars.
Ira @. Rawn, president of the Monon
road, and former vice president Of the
Illinois Central, in charge of opera
ton, was examined before Master In
Chancery Thomas Taylor Subpoenaes
were issued for Henry C. Ostermann.
former president of Iile Ostermann
Manufacturing company, now the West
Pullman Car company; F. HI. Niles,
president Of the Blue Island Rolling
Mills and Car company, and the Gem
trail Trust company, which has moneys
and notes belonging to ostermann on
deposit In Its vaults.
Despite the settlement which the
Blue Island Rolling Mills and Car COM
pany made with the Illinois Central,
and negotiations for settlements with
other companies involved, States At
torney Wayman is preparing to take
the alleged conspiracy before the grand
jury. 49,
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POSTOFFICE SITE
MATTER HURRIED

y
Washington, July Especial 1.-THE su-
pervising architect Of the treasury depart
ment said tonight, in reference to the adj
vertisernents which have been sent out
for site forN the Birmingham public
building. that the public building act au-
thorized the requirement Of some $50
sites throughout the country. and that
the department would proceed to obtain
these sites as early az practicable. BY
the time the matter Il looked into by the
district attorney and = title secured In
law the money win be available for pay
ment. The supervising architect said his
agent would look into the Birmingham
case at an early date and try to secure
location for the new building, the pay.
ment to follow when the money y avalD-
abb next winter.
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striker.' Clnims Considered

Louisville. July Tit is understood
that Illinois Central has consented to
consider the alleged deficiencies Of 1000
section hands on the Louisville Fulton
lines who have been on strike for
several days. Superintendent Eean has
gone to Chicago. II Is said. ID submit
the matter for confederation.
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Baltimore.F July 1.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad company today placed
orders for 40co additional freight cars and
will award q contract in a few days
for another 1000 cars of the gondola class
The management has also ordered 50 ad-
ditional locomotives Of the Milxado type.
The aggregate cost Of the equipment is
about S8l0o,000,
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Toronto, July 7.-Increase of wages from
|25 to IS per cent shorter hours, better
classification. promotion for merit and
service have been awarded the Grand
Trunk Pacific railway telegraphers by the
board of conciliation appointed two
months ago. The company has not an
nounced whether 1t will accept the award.
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warninrs of poIl Weevil

Warnings of Boil Weevil
Atlanta, July Warnings have just
been issued to the transportation lines
entering Georgia by e. L. Worshaw,
state entomologist. against handling
cottonseed, cottonseed hulls, lint or
cotton from those sections OF the south.
known to be infected with the boil
weevil, unless such shipments are ac-
companied by an affidavit from state
entomologist stating that the product
did not come from an infected part OF
the state. in accordance with the state
quarantine laws.
1t has been reported to Mr. Worshaw
that because of the scarcity of cotton
seed hulls. Georgia dealers now are inn
porting hulls from other sections Of
the south. 1t is feared that In this way
the Mexican boil weevil, which -
known to be on it's way toward this
section, may arrive before steps can be
taken to prevent Its spread.
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railroad Men strike

Winnipeg, Man, July Fifteen hun
dred car men employed by the Canadian
Northern railway went on strike today be-
cause the report Of the board of con-
ciiation on the wage dispute was not
accepted. Shops along the lines from
Port Arthur to Edmonton are affected.
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VICE CONSUL is
IN MUCH TROUBLE

washington, July 1.-THE troubles OF
william B. McMaster, American vice.
consul at Carthaena, Colombia. grow
ling out Of an encounter with two
|Colombians several months ago remain
unsettled, according to detailed tele-
graphic. report on the matter, received
at the state department today.
The report says that Judge Escopar'
who Is assumed to have had original
jurisdiction over the charges of assault
rainst McMaster, has revoked hds for
mer action In the case and has refer
red the subject to the superior trib-
unal.
The vice-consul was exonerated or
the ground Of self-defense' This was
reversed. 1t then was alleged that he
had infiicted wounds on the two Colom-
|bians otherwise than In self-d lfense.
This ."findiuE was revoked likewise
and on June rs the case was referred
to the higher tribunal.
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Crops In Several States
Suffer Serious Danagf

lays have been numerous but o.
lines thus far have managed 8 . {
their trains through without al
tie-ups
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Tuscumbia, July a. Especial -
Henry Shoemaker, a farmer at Pride's
sstation died yesterday. AGED IS. He
was buried today
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II,,..,. Central promotion

Louisville July 7.-Announcement
was made today by the Illinois Central
railroad that Christopher Klinger, for
ss years in the employ of that road.
would succeed T. B. McCabe as COM
mercial agent at Louisville. Mr.. Nc
Cabe died recently.
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has rejected all the new rates filed by the
roads in that state.
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laughed aloud. "Well." he said. II have
had many taiks with Mr. Roosevelt in the
! last few years. but newer in my expert
once have had one more satisfactory
than tQdays talk"
Further than this Senator Beveridse
would not Ego. II start on my vacation
tomorroWSf he added. and 4 = needlsss
ssnsSes BsvsrsdSss sysid he csas % or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07
OfocenN al P1i0 d GnpadOr Vacuum narca "SANIO'
Con las siguientes garantfas de fabrica:

Con las siguienes garantlas de fabrica
Marchara consantenente sin caentarse nterrumpirse
Ilene por minute destituc0n caculada de Is 80 pies
cublcos de aire bre Pr0dlcra Vacuum maxmo de
gada segn Mercuio Standard de los Esados Undo Du-
rar& de Is 20 amos alln usandose diaramente.
LEI SANTO abaara de cuaquier cubo de luz ncaDdescen-
te coso de cenavos la hora. lei SANTO podra
sprado hogar pero amb6n gran capacdad
apeecbe Tendas Amacenes Ofcna Iglesas Hosp-
tales otros ed6cos grandes Haga vista oc
para la demosrac6n por caci6n mandaremo apa
ratio cuaquer site San JUAN para demoslaro prvado
PORTO RICO POWER AND LIGHT co.
Gneral Offices, Marina San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07
IL. EzSEERA.
MUDEE ERMANOS

Importation drec de las ncaes Fabcas de Europa dos Uni
dos.
ventas detail surtdO de zine acanaado
Maunas PAN
Fi Etfas plan
chad, Baues, Maas Sil Esl
zad de he Calida Eser
calos do molesa algunA
FORTALEZA No
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07

Manana sabado. So celebrara I'm mi
tin republicano. Ell la plaza Principal
tomando parte los senores Barbosa. Ro
ssy, Todd. Larroca. Gomez Brioso y
otros caracterizados oradores del par
lido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07

IIa embarcado hacia los EstadoS Uni
dos, el senor Adrian Perez del alto GO
mercio de Caguas. lie dcsoamos }m
burn viaje
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07

Anoche ceIebrose un mitin soclallst@
en- la calle de San Agustin. para I, rel
nando complete orden. En- dicho mi
tin nos infolman habl0 una nina No
sotros creemos que las niilas deben de
hablar en- las eScuelas. y al lado de sllS
padres, explicandoceles los adelantos
que hacen en- eI estudio de las asignatu
raS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07
"A los COntratiStaS de ObraS

La Sociedad EspanOla de Auxilio Mu-
tue y Beneticencia invita- los Sres Con-
tratistas de obras a la subasta de las
que habra que ejecutar para la construc-
cion de la Avenida de acceso al Sanato-
rio que aquella edifica en- Hato Rey.
Los pianos y pliegos de condolences
pueden ser examinados en- la ofcina deb
Ingeniero Don J. A. Canals. calle de
Tetuan No. 16, en- esta Ciudad.
La fecha de presentation de las propo-
siciones sera la de de Octubre de 1910.
Ell Presidente de la Sociedad,
AuelinO Vicente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07
NJ a S noticias

Aver no r'egres6 de los Estados Uni
dos, como Sc anunci6, nuestro amigo don
Ramon Valdes, padre, habiendo llegado,
sin embargo, Il senior Valdes hijo. quien
permaneci5 ma temporada en- Nueva
York. Reclba el distingudo joven nues-,
tro Saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07

Aver .tarde ingresaron en- el Preside,
los heImanoS Garcia Delgado, condena-
dos i tres amos de carcel cada uno. por~
escalamien-o en- primer grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07

IIa emna~cado hacia los Estados Uni
dos, el senior Raymundo Rodriguez, re
Sidente IN Catano. FL senior Rodriguez
pienSa per1nanecer una larga temporada
en la metrop0i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07

Aver no - reunio el Concejo Munici-
pal por falra de numero. Dicho Conce-
jo lleva 8os semanas sin reunirse, lo
cual pru4oa one no hay muchos asunto~
que discutlr y que todo marcha viento
en- popa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07

Ha sido nombrado jefe de distrito, eI
senior SanQuIrico, quien ha salido para
su demarcaci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07

lIa sido denunciado por seduction de
la joven Juana Arroyo, ell indivlduo Gil
Arroyo CorteS de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-07
~1E GLAS1ES

el
ria Relojera
Este Depatamento sido
y servicio de u graduado.
Para faeidad aqulos
aho han sto obgados los Etad Unid
confeccion
e del todo
Despamo compcada que ea sea
en- e termino de 2 4horas
P BOURET HUSTE, suco Principal
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Japan WILL BUILD
UP GREAT NAVY
admiral ljuin, Chief of Naval
soard Of Command. Advocates
increased Construction.
WILL ORDER A OREAONOUGHT
7, Japan Beats America in War. Par
ution Of China Declared To
Bc Unavoidable.

victoria. 70. O.. April IA Toxic
-.nspspsr brought by the Emuress Of
f.,,r states that q Drcadnought bat
.l..bf, of $4,000 tons win soon be or
5.-.d i'm England. negotiations being
under WAY Admiral ljuin. chief
y m, naval board OF command, iu ana
..,,-,oa at Toxic. advocates increased
,.trr.tiou. He says the removal of
..r,,Hys vessels viii greatly reduce
r,,an's navy. He asks that more
n-.sdrouehts be- built. stating that by
u- 1spau viii have but four accord
O.. urpelut plans Toxic neWspI-
. ouote Mr. OishL the leader on
ss constitutional Nationalist party, as
: ,snpg that Japan must make an all
.snga with Russia. following Ameri-
rs attitude toward Japan. He sand.
.rbiua.F partition is unavoidable 3D.
i.oan beats America In war and chi
rs.e newspapers should pay tant
.rerti0n 90 statements by leading
nnaness newspapers
u9ny Toxic newspapers criticize this
.nsceh. the Hochi stating that while
any people urged Japan to Increase
hi army and navy equivalent Co the
strength of Great Britain and America,
.5ieh a scheme was impossible under
.son1mie conditions. The Hochi said
,bsra was now no cloud on the horizon
Ion Japan and, 30 Is urged reduction
n military expenditures.
The Japanese military acroplane i'm
testieator- have reported f8vorably ON
an airship smaller than any now in
use Invented by capt Hine He has
aso invented military arcoplane.
shaped like q dragon fly with two pro-
eIIcrs
Great attention was paid by japanese
newspapers 60 Prince Tsai Tao and the
Chinese party visiting Japan
Investigations with view to inn
proving China's army and navy are
now under way and a party is on the
rav to san Francisco for that pur-
pose The majority of newspapers urge
closer relations between Japan and
China
The Ko,umi interviewed Prince Tao.
who stated that Chinas program was
for au army Of 30 divisions China's
lighting force viii be 1000 600 men I'm
fye wears. At present China's navy
consists of 81 vessels. mostly inef-
feetiye. NJ $4,000 tons and the prince
regent plans TO have an efficient navy
% nine years.
Discussing the proposed neutraliza-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
A HUGE FAMILY.
.Gottlicb Won Renslcar win Educate
sixteen Children az Ann Arbor.

Detroit Mich. April l5.-Gottlieb Won
Rcuslcar OF Missouri is being shown
the largest available house Ion Ann Ar
hor Though none Of them look big
enough to Van Renslc1r as yet. he has
decided that Ann Arh1r BIS tho proper
place in which to rear and educate mis-
~ daughters and eight sons
Four OF the daughters are 10 be add
cd tu the university registration soon
and when the other N daughters and
eight s'ns and the mother and father
are settled. Ann Arbor. IL is said. will
Dee the home OF the biggest family in
America.
DespaiHns NJ finding an adequate
town house. Mr. Won Renslear has in
contemplation a four-acre tract I'm the
suburbs. He expects To- bring with him
four cows. which he says are from the
very best families and worth 81 600
each and EACH Is TO boz owned by one
OF the co-eds-elect Furthermore. u IS
announced, each owner viii care for
her own stock.
Mr. Won Ransloar. who is a former
dairy and wears "a silk hat. says
he has letter from Col Roosevelt.
commencing the lack of any tendency
toward race suicide In Won Renslcar's
household.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
SCHEDULE OF RlSINGS
OF HALLEEYS COMET

Pittsburg. April 16.--PendinR the I'M
auguration Of the baseball season hero
and during the lull in graft exposures.
Pittsburg is getting excited over as
tronomy Daily bulletins are appearing
on the progress of Hallcy's comet
Allegheny observatory For the benc-
1T Of those who want 20 get up with
the comet" instead OF by the sun. the
observatory made public today a.
schedule OF the rising time.
Next Week-Sunday. .O6 a.m.. Mon
day. 4.0l. Tuesday. 1856, Wednesday.
$50 Thursday, 3:41, Friday. 343. Sat
urday. 3.39
Week ~ April "a sunday 1886 a.m.,
Monday. 3;3l: Tuesday 1920. Woduoa-
day S:23. Thursday 1913. Friday, 3.l5;
saturday 3.t3.
Monday. 3.07: Tuesday. 500. Wei
nesday. 3.01 Thursday 2.5S, Friday
2 IS.
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COST OF DYING IS
SIMPLY EXH0RBITANT

Chicago. April 16.--Whlo tho cost or
living Is now acknowledgedly high, the
cost of dying is now. and always has
the city club.
Accordingly committee was APP
pointed To- look into the subject and
secure estimates on funerals and other
expenses attached 90 the different
burial customs in vogue I'm chicago.
Harry +. Smoot. chairman OF the com
mittee. said yesterday that itS purpose
was To- find out IL some form " leEi--
lstion could not be- c,iscd To- protect
against public eXtortion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
SuFFRAGISTS MAKE
AMENDE HONORABLE
Convention Officially Expresses
Regret That Any One Present
Should Hiss PreSt. Taft.
DISCLAlM RESPONSIBILITY.
ASK Acceptance of Apology In the
Same Spirit IN Which
II l. Given.

Washington. April l5.-Disclsiming
responsibility FOR the Kissing of tho
president last night, when. in his adj
dress, he freely stated his sentiments
ON woman suffrage. the National Won
an suffrage association today officially
expressed TO President Tart its regret
that amy one present, either member
OF our organization or outsider should
have interrupted your address by an
expression OF personal feeling"
The expression OF regret over the cpl
sodc was conveyed 10 the president ia
@ letter from the officers. which re-
ceived the unanimous approval Of the
convention and which accompanied a
resolution thanking the president for
his welcome. adopted without a dis
senting voice as soon as It was called
to order today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-16
BIGGEST BATTLESHlP FLEET.
Prcst. Taft aud Sccy Meyer Planning
To send II Around World.

Chicago April IA special to The
Tribune from Washington says:
President Taft and Secy. ~ the Navy
Meyer plan % send the greatest battle
ship fleet ever assembled around the
world The program viii become oper-
atiye ON July 1. this year. and by 1912
the plans will have eliminated and tho
fleet viii begin the trip. which will
overshadow that which the IS battle
ship fleet made az the close Of the
Roosevelt administration
II Congress allows the administra-
tion a free hand there viii be a fleet
on the Pacific larger than the entire
American fleet al the time Of the Span
ish-Amcrican war.
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Ottawa, April 16-Reports given out
here yesterday chow that seeding out
in the three western provinces 90
canada is r. month ahead OF last year
The increase in wheat acreage viii be
large. according to the reports. rum
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niuGRlNrs FOR CANADA

Ottawa. April l6-Threc steamers
from England reached Halifax yestCr-
day with 1000 passengers. most n
whom are bound for tho Canadian
northwest on the way across fhc
occaon are the steamers Monaghan and
Numidian. bearing 1000 more immi-
grants
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ton of Manchurian railroads suggest
ed by Secv. Knox. Prince Tao stated
TO the jill Shlmbo that China had g.
better chance OF recovering that dis
trict than " the naturalization had
been accomplished. He believed the
American program would have con-
veted Manchuria into an oriental
Balkan
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CAPTAIN K0PEPENIK
WILL BE DEP0RTED

washington, April 16-Hcrr wilhelm
Nuight, the Captain Of kopepenik"
Thursday was arrested and taken to
Ellis Island. will be placed aboard
the steamship Auguste Victoria, which
sails for Europe today, according to
directions given by Mr.. cable, assistant
secretary Of commerce and labor.
Voight according TO immigration on
cials, admitted serving 10 years In Jail
in Germany for forgery. He has been
In this country less than three years
TO CHAPERON ROOSEVELT
New York. April 16-Capt. Kopepcnik
the military Joke OF Germany. has
new scheme for startling Europe He
intends. he says TO attach himself to
the staff OF ex-Prcsident Roosevelt.
and show him through Germany,
Immigration authorities aver that
they are dcporting the doughty cap
tain. but he insists that desire 10 en-
tertain Colonel Roosevelt is the only
reason for his departure. He puts IL
this way:
81 said 20 myself captain. YOU have
this duty To- perform Your faithful
friend. the kaiser. VIII soon be enter
talning the American Prince Roosevelt
and Roosevelt one can never toll
what he will dol Your good friend the
kaiser will need your assistance"
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O q 0 CURES
~ GSs ~ RHEUMATISM

Rheumatism blood
the
hu
blood and therefore
s. circulate
the
to permanently
isn mineral
al SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA G."
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10 CHAPERON ROOSEVELT
INCLUDED IN OUR MILLINERY
CTnHU

Are large, medium and small hats IN a
variety Of styles and fresh and now
from the trimmers' hands Mehesy's.
1856 Main St
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HABlTUAL CRIMINALS.
Right OF Judge to Impose Life Sem
tcncc Them TO be Tested.

New York April l6.-The right OF a
judge to sentence To prison for life "a
man who has pleaded o. q minor crime.
but who is shown 10 be- "habituul
criminal" under laws recently passed.
en- this state. will be tested for the
first time in the higher courts. in the
case of Harry Breton. now in the
county jail under life sentence.
Breton was Indicted as "a second Of
fender. fOr larceny. He pleaded guilty,
expecting lenIcncy, but got life sem
teucc.
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The Prizes

The Prizes rS sT PRnFi ao nfT 1 dc DS, ven
A "a
O Ia
FOURTH PRIZE; Hundred Dollars uioo) Gold to the
Ss5
81
n
a
II applied
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A TENsE sIruArIoN.

The situation throughout tine day was
surcharged with expectancy, and on the
two occasions when the episode was
mentioned on the floor the situation
bordered on the dramatic. The dele
gates absorbed every word spoken on
the subject with rapt attention and by
a unanmity of opinion did their best
to atone for whatever discourtesy was
displayed toward the president.
As soon as the formallties Of open
ing the convention were ended the com
mittee OH resolutions presented the
resolution thanking the president for
his welcome In sending the resolution
to the president IL was decided by the
beard officers that II should be accom-
panied By a letter expressing regret
over the incident. The action OF the
board I'm this connection was cOmmunt-
Gated TO the convention by President
Anna Howard Shaw. who asked the
delegates as a body to stamp the letter
with their seal Of approval.
When "a rising vote was taken one
woman voted I'm the negative. An in
vestgation later disclosed, however.
that she was not eligible TO vote, as
she did not belong TO the national as
zOciation or to any OF its affiliated
bodies She is a suffragist and had reg
istered her vote under the impression
an suffragists present had been given
an opportunity to vote on the question.
The letter TO the president was signed
by Frances Squire Potter. corresponding
secretary. and read as follows:
TEXT OF THE LETTER.
81 am instructed by the unanimous
vote Of the official board and Of the
delegates now assembled, to send TO you
with the convention resolution this Of
fcial communication:
The official board and delegates we're
but a small part Of the very large gath
ering TO hear your greeting last eve
ming. but as the national representa-
tiyes OF the National Woman Suffrage
association these delegates feel grave
sorrow that any one present either
member Of our organization or out
slider. should have interrupted your ad-
dress by an intersection OF personal
feeling. and they herewith disclaim re
sponslbHty for such interruption and
ask your acceptance Of this expression
Of regret in the spirit in which il Is
given"
At the session Of the convention to-
night Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. presi-
dent Of the International Suffrage Al
lance. addressed the convention, and
at the conclusion OF her talk the dele
gates Endorsed a motion by President
Rev Dr. Anna Howard Shaw that her
address be printed and sent to every
man participating in the government of
the United States. including the presi-
dent Mrs. Gait referred to the obicc-
tion 10 suffrage so often advanced that
all women do not seek IL "as a fallacy
that should be punctured.'
AN the objectia NJ the ages" she
said. seem conc I'd in this argu-
ment The Trims is meaningless,
but II carries wl cling which is dan
gerous To our movement"