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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
A BIG JEWELRY SALE.

Chilean g. Co., to Inaueurate One
Today.
~ esgeissss sirrlsss
'Ei1lican & Co, announce tdat they
will today inaugurate one of the
greatest ..jewellry sales eyer conduct-
Nd"A, Btuns%iek. tFheytm~>wisNx.
ITO state. fhSwever, inaths 'beginsiN4
;Fhat Nhe ssle is one psite bargain
sa1e< and THAT posittyelS no: goods
will be sold at auction.
The sale, which, as stated, will be-
81, ,toda1;- csamYr1ses probably every
thing in tha large and. handsome
stors of-.the. comlia4y, A. full price
list, ,sof all OF the reductions will ap-
ips5Sr in The News tomorrow morn
ing and some rare I largains are Of
fered the people of Brunswick. Just
at this time, when everybody is seek
ing holiday presents, this sale will
.cnme at an ogaprtune time, and the
.te.ft tiontdEr&s firm is a guarantee
tHat everything will be sold just as
!; gHG;; ssTfsi (Watch for the full
>isNS' afrrfoSdnnc &1ient of the firm in
lomorrow's paper, but as the sale
;!iee,nh ;tiles, q !will pay prospective
buyers to visit the store as soon as
YPsT.?lssii = ssii:l u
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
FIREMEN ON
A., B. 8 A. RY.,
NOT TO STRIKE.
AND FiREMEN HAS BEEN AMIC-
ABLY SETTLED.
Terms Of Agreement Not Vet Known,
But 1t Is Understood That the
Firemen on the System viii Get a
Small Increase.

According to report received in
the city yesterday the difference ex-
listing between the Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Atlantic railroad and it's
firemen has been amicably adjusted
and the threatened strike on the
road, which appeared imminent at
one time, will not occur.
The terms of the agreement reach
ed between the road and it's firemen
are not yet known, but it is under
stood that the matter was comprom-
ised satisfactorily to both sides. The
tiremen were demanding an increase
in their pay, which the officials of
the road stated they were not in po-
sition to grant just at this time, but
it is understood that they were al
lowed small increase.
The news that the probable strike
has been averted will be received
with interest by the employees of the
road in this city. For time 1t ap-
peared that 1t was impossible to set
tie the matter and strike was ex-
pected to be ordered at any time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
Revision Favored
By Progressiives

Washington. Dec. 7.-As result of
many conferences held by the pro-
gressiyes in the senate. initial steps
will be taken to prepare way for
consideration OF tariff revision,
schedule Ey schedule.
The republicans are anxious TO
make showing at this short ses-
sion so as to take some of the wind
out of the sails of the democrats,
who will have things all their own
way in the 62d congress.
The fight for downward revision
of tie tariff will begin with a deter
mined effort to amend the practices
OF the senate relative to committee
reports.
Senaor Cummins will offer an
amendment providing that after a
bill has been before committee SO
days without report it shall be In
order for any senator to call up the
measure, tle bill then occupying the
same status as if reported from the
committee, and it shall then be no
longer in the power of the chairman
to prevent action.
A second change suggested will
provide that amendments must be
germane to the schedule under con
sideration.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
Colored Confere nee
Now In Session
The African Methodist conferenc,

The African Methodist conference
- v5,v gia was cuLre leG n
this city yesterday morning, with
Bishop c. S. Smith, of Detroit, Mich,
presiding. After the opening of the
conference the rollcall of member
ship, and with but few absentees,
the three hundred ministers of the
conference answered to their names
The bishop made short address
which was much appreciated by
those present
The conference later held an elec
ton of officers. r. II. Singleton, OF
Savannah, was elected chief secre
tary and he appointed l.. w. Nc
Williams, of Valdosta; A. X. Wood
of Hawkinsville. as assistants. The
various committees of the conference
were later appointed.
Reports rendered during the day
showed an increase along every line,
especially In membership.
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alacksnnith DtiT:a: f9i4 :and: Nay n9:
Recover. = " =

Atlantic City, Dec. 7:Despondert
because Of debts he was unable 70
meet Nathaniel b. Crowley attempt
ed suicide in his blacksmith shop at
Haddon avenue, ~ swallowing mu-
riatic acid When found shortly aft
erward the explanation for his ACT
was furnished in q note pinned 10
tie wall nearby, and reading:
Il have taken muriatic acid. ny
just deeds are finished ! am cursed
by owing too much money"
+. Police were;.Botiaed and y detac
tive rushed to the scene administer
ed antidotes pefding the arrival .di
th} h}tambnlanqKt' Physioians at tn,
.etty hospital &srec' able, after. hard
Fs@efl, to partfs.ly. revive Crowley
but bis condition is considered crit
ical.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
'fpNERAL occuRREo YESTERDAY
Remains of Miss Joe Nathan Laid to
Rest in Oak Grove.

Remains of. Miss Joe Nathan Laid to
Rest in Oak Grove.
Funeral services over the remains
of Miss Joe Nathan were held yester-
day morning at 1880 o'clock at the
Presbyterian church. Rev. F. d.
Thomas officiating. A large number
Of friends Sof this most estimable
Woman attended the funeral.
t;The interment was in Oak Grove
cemetery. nhe following gentlemen
aHed as psilbearers: A. C. Banks,
b. R. Hopkins, T. J. Wright, l.. H.
Esym, L. +. McKinnon and J. A.
Rtts. = =;
TAe death OF Miss Nathan. has
S3sed gendine sorrow among her
SAny friends, made during ;her long
Midence iJ Brunswick. Shesfemov-
~ to thiss.city from Quincy, Fla,
AGny yearssag and was well known
aAa loved III an unusually large cir
"a of friends
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sSetting Ready For
! Tke Lyens' Case

:Documents in the, case .spf W. B.
6d Archie Lyens,. wAb are soon, tp
& tried ID Cordele f9r. .,the ,mardes
-M F1eminsS Smith: at Jesuh havv
~ been REWARDED to the clerk of
Sie superiM court of Crisp county by
Clerk du Mgnon, of the local superb
". court. PIE records in the case
We're forwakded several days ago and
yesterday 'the clerk mailed to John
NJ BennetE of Waycross. leading
&unsel f6f the state, all of the
Mates papsfs, etc.
e.:The reco4d in the Lyons case is an
unusually lSng one, covering. the two
Afevious trials at Jesup, as well as
the one intYthis city. The case will
ne tried III Cordele on the third
Monday iniJanuary. Several Bruns-
wick attorneys, witnesses and others
will attend the trial.
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START WORK SOON TO
DEEPEN THE OCMULGEE

Macon, Ga, Dec. Work on
building the barges intended to be
used. in deepening the channel of the
0cmulgee river is rapidly progress
lngs and. It will. be only. a matter OF
q. few weeks before active operations
commence on that work, which ia to
BE dome sby the government. :, Z.
s a. s,iclGh,, dredge, Witch rs Being
tuilt in Jacksonville, will be complet-
y within thats trMe and will be
Brought up the river to assist in the
Fork. Tas ,spagb?at 0conee is now
bn its yHkx2p thssAysr, removing
asS;sp&.s4Aex sactsers. .ss:$seg
cpae along, and by the, first of the
.cft ,,..il -sthst. .'evafythr
Iwillshszias diness. t, eQ9a Ip snes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
FIGHT FOR EcKERT MILLIONS
Children Beain Legal War over
Fortune Today,

New York, Dec THE fight for
the millions left by Gen. Thos. T.
Eckert former president Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Co., began here
today in earnest, when james Glen
denim Eckert, the younger son, filed
a protest against settling the will
in the surrogates court. Gen. Eckert
left the bulk of his fortune to his old
er son, Thomas T. Eckert, who has
since married Minnie Eagan, who
was his mothers maid before the lat
ter died, eight years ago. After Mrs.
Eckert's DEATH: Miss Eagan coptin-
ued- to live at''the Eckert home as
housekeeper. +,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
LAST a. 3. 3 A. OFFICE
REMOVED TO FITZGERALD

Stcck Claim Agent Mash Removed
His Office to That City.
With the removal yesterday of the
office of Stock Claim Agent w. NJ.
Mash to Fitzgerald, Brunswick loses
t'e last officer of tAe Atlanta, Bir-
mingham and Atlantic railroad The
road now has in this city only COM
mercial agent, who also acts as local
agent, a ticket agent and several
clerks.
The office of Mr.. Mash was the last
to be removed from this city. Some
of the officials went to Atlanta, 9th
ers to Fitzgerald and various other
points on the system months ago.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
THE INsURGENT REPUBLICANS
WILL HAVE A. CANDIDATE

WasbingtQn, Dec. 1T was an
nornncd III political CIRCLES hero to.
day that fh& tnsurgent republicans
viii have tffe.r own candidate for tie
presidential ncrination in 1912. It
is said that this candidate will be
either Senator Cummins or Senator
LaFollette.
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f. ss,asfrr.as !,
= VIII Meet Toda

~se.-
The Brunswick Board of Trade wiz
hold an interesting meeting in isf
quarters at the city hall this morR'
ing AT 10 o'clock, to which all menl
bers Of the board are invited to h
present.
Matters of Importance to the pea
pie Of the city generally will he tan
en- up and it is hoped that every
member vAo can possibly do so wiz
be present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
COAL. PRICE HIGHER.

Chicago, Dec. 7.-Dec. 18 has been
set as the date for another jump in
the price of coal by the dealers Of
this city. Excuses tley give for this
advance include the claim Of short
age. TIE effects Of the recent strike
and ana, advance in transportatic!n
rates. Rices we're .advahced S5 cents
a ton last month. 1t. is, proposed to
make tba new Advance, 3 cents a
ton v, 80.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
:. FACES SERIOUS CHARGE.
Cut Lcck Of Hair and Then Kissed
-. Woman'a Hands.

; = q
Waycross, Ga, Dec 7.--Basing the
charge on allegations that he cut q
lock If hair from u white woman in
Waycross and kissed her bands
against her will, Z. A. Stephens, with
headquarters at Thomasyille, Jack
sonville, Fla, and Richmond, va.
has been arrested and LODGED in
jail here. An indictment charged
assault and battery, has been return
ed. and he will be tried this week
before Judge r. A. Parker.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
GAVE LEE FOB ANOTHER.

Easton Pa, Dec. 7.--Endeavoring
to drag 10Y from tie railroad
tracks while . train was rapidly ap-
preaching in a snowstorm, cost Har-
ry NJ. Kern, of Phillipsburg, n. j.,
his life Kern was % years old and
supported d widowed mother
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
SOCIETY eIREs> STRAIN "
RELXT1oNs WTtssaNP S
Refuse to Dance With High Officers
of the Navy.

Pasadena. Dec. Z. -- Japanese
American relations in southern Cali
fornia are severely strainea. because
leading society girls of the city have
declined to mingle with Japanese ma
val officers of high rank.
Many society girls recently refus-
ed to accept an invitation to attend
ball given in honor of the. Japa-
.nese officers. -.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
a FINE STOCK.
n X. Mott, the ieweler says he ha'

a large and "uD-tothe-minute" stock
Of jewelry and silyerwaro O. the
way here and that he had not in
tended cutting prices, lut now ne
intends to put the entire stock on
no, market at lQwer prices han can
be bought elsewhere
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Neither tie master, owners nor
consgnees Of the British steams4ip
Ormdale will be responsible for any
debts contracted by any officer or
member Of crew ofasaid steamer 9TH
er than by the master IF. D. M.
straclIan & Co.. Consignees.
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cElNE2E WHITE SLAVE" !,
GIRLS CAUGHT, AT FRISCO

San Francisco, Dec. 7Seve9
Chinese girls, who, IT is alleged
were kidnapped in Hong Kong and
brought TO this country to be sold
in tae slave trade ranging in age
from "A 10 II years, were today cags
turcd ~ immigration authorities
when an attcmpt was made to Snug,
gle them ashore from the steamer
Mau,huria.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
WILLIAM FULTON DEAD IN
N THE EUlToN MARKET FIRE

New York, Dec. Fire this morn
ing destroyed part Of the historic ol
Fulton market. Vim. Fulton was
bhrned to death before he could es-
cape. Several pesons we're also, in
1rred. q vi
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
JUST ARRIVED.
A New Line of Hats and Caps at A.
Zeln1enoVitz's.

To supply all those who have not
vet bought their winter hats Mr. Zel-
n,lenogit;z lbonght anotaar.. .lot..:iof La:
dies and children's hats and caps
and hoods for infants. The stock has
lust arrived and viii be put on sale
today. Special reduction for the next
three days in prices Every custom
er can be -suited and 4riees 10 su!'
toe times ~ ''-'' ~.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
OBSOLETE WARSHiPs ARE
OFFERED FOR SALE.

Proposals Received at Navy Depart
n1ent Yesterday.
Washington, Dec. Persons de-
string to own war vessel were CIV
en- an opportunity to crafty their de
sire today, when proposals were
opened at the navy department for
the purchase of the United States
cruisers Boston and Concord. The
two cruisers are now lying in the Pu'
get sound navy yard. Both are Of an
obsolete type and unfit for active
service. Whoever buys the ships
viii probably break them up for tbs
metal they contain
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
AGED MINISTER DEAD.

Washington, Dec. 7.--1he Rev. ia
seph Edmund Smith. :'secretary q
tAe.American Society Of Education
ana .. prominent Methodist niinis
ter.>>pled at Ills home here today
froFWSpart disease aged 81 years J
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
MANY ARE DRIVEN INTO
COLD BY TENEMENT FIRE


New York., nec-- --z--k 3iaTdred per
sons in their night clothes were driv-
en- into the freezing cold at an car
ly hour this morning when fire de-
stroyed a Gyc-story tenement house
on East Ninety-siXth street TWO
SOM. .Sf NJ. Conaell were overcome by
trnolra. -, -
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sAVgb: rRoM EGEcrRocurloNA

CSlrmb'la @; Dec. n Chas. Jones
has confessed that he murdered Tass,
mamie, aygisn peddler. for which
crime steve scott was TO have been
electroculod today. i e 4.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
LET TAXPAYERS
URGE COUNTY To
CALL ELECTION
BUSINESS MAN SUGGESTS THAT
MONSTER PETITION BE PRE-.
sENTED TO COMMISSION.
Believed That Great Majority of
the Taxpayers Of the County Favor
the Bond iElection-Pressure to Be
Brought to Bear on Soiors.

Let half dozen citizens in
Brunswick and one In each militia
district in the county get a petition
and circulate it among the taxpay-
ers urging the county commissioners
to call that bond election" said a
prominent citizen to a News reporter
yesterday in discussing the subject
"and l believe SO out of every 100
taxpayers will willingly affix their
name to the petition, and then it will
be squarely up to the county solons
to call the election"
This citizen, who is greatly inter-
ested in the matter and who believes
it will mean much for the county,
discussed the subject at length with
the reporter. THE. commissioners, I"
he said, Should remember that in
calling an election they are not au-
thorizing the bond issue, and conse-
quentiy II the issue is ratified they
will not be responsible for it. AS I
understa Il it, the people Of tho coun
ty are only asking the commissioners
to give them an opportunity to vote
on the question; to let them say
whether or not they favorr an Issue
of 100000 for the betterment of the
yTeds OF 'the county; ahd..it is;impes-
: st1le to. Amagina sw5y their aetHAad
should be refused believe that II
a half. dozen. petitions, are, presented
to them at.fhejr Ja1pa { = fneetitk;;
with the nAf3ea 6f AsprA8f Efnaf6f4Sy
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A FEATURE RyPicTuRE ,TcNtcHT.
- 4, :, /; ~ 8 l-a.-4Hs -
1.-THE Woman Isl samarIa,v compAn-
ion Piotsts y the Psssion Play:

--st'T -
manager Finne .a9pounces. for 70
night at the : Grand . Rfathe Frere's
wcrtierflil' film .darts The. Woman
Of SamArfa;" a. magnificent hasd-
'c66fsds sSelfsidds / bicfaf4: the pic
tpre ,ppens with. Jesus in the, act OF
performing ! miracles iiefore IySax-
s,ss.s eng Y Z = s;atytf llly M Ae!nls I. .aaa N
This Wonderful picture contfnifes u
til at the end the Samaritans receive
the Messiah, and acclaim him low
fully, III
The New York papers in speaking
Of this Pathe masterp3ece say taN
Eit.is. a., fitfaHg' .rosSbaniop to the Pa$
sion play, produced sohe time agf
by Pathe Freres.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08

y sBfA - H. pfStRpf5
.Aexe bAeR.eeHinSvs4rsnSR
paratively small for such an attrac-
ton, but those theatergoers who
were not present missed one Of the
most amusing comedies ever seen at
the Grand.
&iSSp fs:sifi VA sSss bsFais ssSlaiSsa m n IN
last act the audience was kept i'll
one continuous stream of laughter by
the many ,excfus5stingly ,finnys sifa'
ations. For a.-ls6ghproSpiderf The
Girl in the Tax4D certainly has the
record, there >heixg., d new .'pnase tt
the comedy at every turn
The performers, or the several
Leaders,. -yied with. leach -other,-for
the. honors.l Bobby Harry, tae .sop OF
a banker. J: furntshea most or !ths
amusement, and. he handled his diff
Merit rble with great ability MISS
Pearl Sindelar, in the title role, was
very pretty, good actress, had
beautiful clothes and knew how to
wear them, but She was slightly han
dicapped last night by a severe cold
There were severai;d5ars vtG Jtsdk
a leading part in the production, all
of whom did their full share .toWards
making the play Slctess' ''H:.
The scenery is all carried by COM
pany and is very .ar,propriate, ana
altogether, The Girl in the Taxi
is away above the average attraction
and really deserved, a, full hpusei s.:
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with the reclamation of arid lands;
that he is not an enemy of, nor hos
.tile' any. reasonable and ;::jitiei-
::es. bolicyy' of conserxatihn, and that
mo .gIoupdt;Mhatever' has been ,shtwn
Liustifyings :he opinsops 5hst:.- ne. is
not a faithful and efficient public Of
ficer"
Concerning the future Of Alaskan
coal lands, the report makes definite
recommendation in favor of the lens.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-08
PRESIDENT TAFT
MAKES SPEECH
TO CONVENTION
RIVERS AND HARBORS CON-
GRESS CONVENED IN WASH
lNGTON YESTERDAY.
Enthusiastic Session Begins With
Four Thousand Delegates Present.
transportation Problem Is Being
Considered.

Washington, Dec. President
Taft was the chief speaker at the
initial session of the annual conven-
tion Of oae National Rivers and Har-
bors congress, which opened here to-
day amid great enthusiasm. Gov.
Harmon, of Ohio; Hon. Clifford Sif-
ton, of Canada; Champ Clark, of
Missouri, and other speakers of note
are TO be heard at subsequent ses-
SiOns, which will continue over to-
morrow and Friday. Congressman Jo-
seph E. Ransdell, of Louisiana, is
t1e presiding officer. In point OF at
tendance the convention is the larg-
est gathering ever held in the United
States in the interest of improved
waterways, the delegates numbering
several thousand and representing all
parts CT the county.
At today's session President Rams
cell delivered his annual adddess
and read the annual report descrlb-
ing the work accomplished since the
last convention ~ ~
Senator Borah,. Of idaho, made the
principal address. this. afternoon, fol-
lowed ty j. A. Patton, president of
thu Tennessee ..,Riser slImpUv vesnent
assassination ~ ::,ss4a.ssasss e.sss;;,,eTy Nv
!, In shie Address, a1neng ether 'tttsigss
RrSI deuE sgafts!sasxts aiiEhsfe xesss,-a
t3n6&13EA tasx4 4histoe pSss thiss. .&cGnosy1
4rreae74pee snaYtip tesrssai rdsse snesa
/ Important than it t-is new. ThesaRoxJS
of -.tMa sspsEpae slaauSed condi'
tieNE EaaSszmssde .asstr navigation less
EIiappxlc aRl..,.T. T.Ae pEQblem to be solE;
~ 10 fffss at a dfff0n and'co
~ { NV ~
minal facilities with respect to river
transportation is the difficulty we
will have to overcome before you
shall solve this question. | earnestly
Relieve that in the energy. of the
~ easIa lssI q
tion that will enable us TO avail our
selves of the economies of rivel
transportation $50. tha&.it-slall doTe
/ tat III EgtiSr. TsSff1rif5ad> trsAsportatsSt
land maM it moressecfarprdssal" E!
/ T.; .:-yx- ~ = ii
| LarTLss RsEs;FE t;.1+kiASgw !
PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY
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-Bs3aiN: Little Dmshfsr st;sMr.-- AND
-INts. ssejtoer Atkinson Called. +
ytsG.' Fl to;steSp. iE, !
-alaes laslof ,::friehas aas:ME;: sns
Mrs, SDeeTncer.eR Atkinson, Jr., will
be grieved TO learn of the death of
their little daughter, Margaret Har-
dee, who passed away yesterday
morning at o'clock at the residence
;ss ;s;ls!.set sa st NssA nessa ssgsq tyo ~o
weeks. The little girl was just one
N;ear;ylfa ahEiNga:JEg idcl: oi:h:eE Y:!'-
ents' hearts "S6 was an Unusual
ly bright little girl and was dearly
a9v6a; by; &Jl; who.ikra& ;9al:sTAe .Et.
lie one was taken III at the home OF
.,hers ,narepts At .M9uae. Rl@asaat. two
Teeis ae6 ard was '-at ensse Bf6ught
to this city for treatment, and every
thing tilat loving hands could do and
medical science could suggest, was
done for her. but to no avail.
The funeral will occur this morn
ing at II o'clock at Mount. Pleasant,
Rev. F. D. Thomas, of the Presbyte-
rian church, officiating The remains
will be carried up on the Southern
this morning, :. accompanied by mem
bers of the family.
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c. .. ?. SMEARS
WH|TEWASH ON
+. BALL|NGEIR|
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR RiV-
AIS IN PURITY WHITENING
ED DOVE OF PEACE.
gpliowing Severe Report of censure
-
BY Democrats and Progressive Re
pubicans, He Is Exonorated by
Taft Wing of the Parry.

Washington, Dec. 7.-Vindicating
Secretary Ballinger upon all chagcs,
and condemning his accusers as h.. =
ing been inspired by deep feeling ami
ACal. ~dilt upon a supposed differ
ence in policy respecting conserl at
ism, the majority of the compression,
al committee today submitted re-
port 10 congress-
After stating that the evidence
presented related in the main to
charges of various kinds against Bal
linger, and that these came chiefly
from two sources-L. r. CLAWS and
Clifford Pinchot--the majority an
nounced the following conclusion:
BalIinger an Angel.
"The evidence has wholly failed to
make out case. Neither any fact
proved, nor all facts put together,
exhibit Mr.. Ballinger as being any.
thing but competent and honor
able gentleman, honestly and faith
fully performing the duties OF his
high office with an eye single to the
public interest" j., +" s. %
,. The. report is signed by, Senators
Malson, Flint Sutherland. and Root;
and, Renresepsatives MCCALL. !, Ohm
aAfad and aDenby.' all .repuhAesns.s
"A sfew,. .aennths ago :tte' democratic
spenhars, Senator's FLETCHER aad.: Pun
cell and. ;. Representatives .sam&ssapd
sGx&hasa.s ,taset thars nsjtlh.. Ra&nHs enta;
e1s.a. Ma&jsans ,preSEessiyesseaaiblicas
|ssas$4 $4Outssay9per tssnand sxnEsinss; s;tflssENai
sEact OF Ballinger. .sSsA,syaN: ,;;I,;.ss
No CHARGE True. -. =,
Sus>Ars~
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;itt ;9;lavy syil;3a Il sia;aed ;::s; :isIllirs 1;
make eEamination of Alaskan coal
:et.qs es9ss,. sfsssiPFssssi, IL PFssssi, Isl ',ttt =
-1iiankef WfthdfdWdls of public
,lsuds by former Secretary, Garfield
:were deciarsa: ,ma12:.t; in ,a.*bAphats.
ard" manner from land Office state
;;;5basps. :a.n.I ,Esstoratiags AND: re, with.
'HrAw;ls- BY 5etrefa4j ''Baflihfef were
indorsed.
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I'M DEBT; TRiES rs Die.