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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-06
Die yabsebadte SaHS"

in 8resIau miro Die @erihte ober-
mails bei6Gitisen. uuo pieGei6t WirS
es iest enolid an ben Gag tommen,
pel6er S6usmann ieiner5eit bem
arbeiter 9ielpaI6 in 9reslou i'm
nebereiier Die Sauo init ieinem ga.
bel abidIug. Gin 9eridt meloet: aus
benz SeugnibperboI, oas Der 9res.
Iauer &egierunssprditoent oem RE
sierunssrotb Sroit i'm Bro5eb gegen
ben Re6ntteur Der r8oIfstpodt" al.
bert auferIeete, bate Die Bolts.
pa4t" sefoIsert, bic geborbe femme
ben Shusmonn, Der ieiuer3eit ben'
arbeiter Bieipulb bic Saub abbadte,
berfoIee ibn aber nifyt. Besen bic.
fer gebnuptuns nuroe cine neue
StraFperfoIsuns sesen hilbert einge.
Ieitet unb iest erbieIt Resierungs'
roth ssroft bic @erebutieupg, ous5u.
iaaer, OBJ bic BoIiSei ben in Srage
fontHten6en Sdusmaun femme oSer
ri6lt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-06
Bidtiss Gntid)eisans.

Die giienbabnrateufommiifion bon
Diseouiiu bat cine GuBerit pidtige
entf4eioung setroffen. Sn 3ufuntt
iollen, penn eine neue 8abn inner
baIb elmer Stabt sebart nirb, bel
8etuiqisuns oes Sreibrieies uiHt MIR
Die Sntereiien bes ourb5uiabrenoen
Stabttbeiles. ionbern aud Die Der
eon5en Staot in 9etraht gcsogen
meroen, bauptiGdlid, iopeit Elm 5u'
tiinftiges Dadstbum Der Stoot por'
ousauieben lit. BerionIide Riifiidt'
nobme fdIlt SaSurh iort. Die 5roge
fam anI1Blid oes Der 500 Sinie be-
miaisteu Sreibrieies fir eine 8erbin'
bunssbabn in superior nah ben Dor
tieen @r3oods 5ur Sprahe. Ter
Sreibrief ipurbe am %. guguit be-
piaigt, ipGter aber BON pripater Sci.
te aus ansefohten. Oos Bobl uno
Bebe Der sanjen Staot Superior
bdngt aber 10 oieI bonn 9au oieier
8abn ab, oob Die Ratenfommiiiion
obiaen @ntiheio i1lte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-06
giH uener 4ambSMs Raiinlis.

aus Sanser tommt bic sadriGt
RaiIuli babe Sem Sultan DeuIer
SofiS $4,000 Wart se3abIt uno iei
6afiir aud gum @ouperueur bes
aItasar.Diitriftes ernannt ucroen
Dies babe er ioiort gu elmer Steuer'
eintreibunsserpeoition, bas beiBt
,u einem Raubaus sesen bic 8eluob'
ner bes Diitritts benust. 8ereits, if
nirb gemeIOet, iiberfieIen RaiiuIis
SoIoaten eine Gn3obl unter ttaIieni
Idem S6ute iteberbs Gambler IN
@abros BEL Setllan, raubten 12.00I
Rort GeIoer, Seppide, Daffen, 8ief
unb MibbonSeIten bic Srauen II
IddnSIiGer art. Den aiisgepIiinber
ten $dnoIsrn selans es, nod Gansel
au entfIieben, mo ite bel Der itotieni
Hen @eiauOtidaft ibre aIoseH Dor
brahten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-06
Rorb Serantou.

.Die Scranton Steam Bump
Company lift In bic 9duoe eiues Dtale.
uerwultsrs iibsrsssansen. Der usriuden
lpirb, bieielbe tpieoer auf cine seiunos
Saiis lu brinseu.
- Duuio 8. @hriftmus BON Gona
aueuus. felt 40 Sahteu Wtaiter Uteaa'
mic Der .. & 3. @ompanie. sc Sabre
aft. wuroe seiteru MOrssn entieelt in
istnem Sett sefunbeu.
Der 9iabrise Soiepb gsiststis uon
Sbapuee Slueuue permiBts um Disnitas
ieiuen 9alt. als sr in einem Baum nad
eiuem Siiihel 3aitauien baidte, uub
bic 5olse mar elm 5au uou 20 Sus, mo-
our4 er cine itarfe Steruensrldiitteruus
iopis S6rammsn an @sii6t uub Ropf
srbislt. Ssiu 5uitauO 1T ieoOf uidt
sefdbrlid. wenn ii4 nidt inuerlide Ser'
lesunssu erseben.
- Wtit Slut aus oem Wtuno, giale
unb Sbren HisBenb, murOs Sobn, Der
81 Sabre alts Sobn Oes abam Wtiius
am DOnueritas Wtorssn In Der StraBs
Dor Der @lternwobnuns an @olben ctr.
aufsefunoen. Das 3inb mar pou sinsnl
Bassn Ober automobil iibsriabrsn NOR.
ben unO bate eiueu Sddoslbrudlerlit'
ten, osm es Siudmittass srlas. Gins
gtahbarsfrau bemertte bas 2ndblsin In
Der StraBe, madte 2Grm uno bic berbei
sssiItsu unosrsn Srausu sriunsrtsu iit
banu, oaB furs uorber brsi Wassn uor'
beissfabreu mareu. @iuer berielben mub
ben 9nubsn iiberfabren buben, ob.aber
Der Subrmann bies bemertte ober niht.
1T uubeftimmt. Gin ssrufensr ar3t
ftsllts ben S6dbelbrud fsit unO srildrts
3uslsid, baB Gin 0aseu Obsr automobiI
Ous aiub iibsrfubren babe.
Der 46 Sabre alts DOmiuid Solpt
bon Diamond apenus, psl4er ii9 an
Montus WfOrssn mad WfapfielO bsse'
ben bate, nm Dominid Cuba bOrtislbf
3u bsiu9eu, itolperte aut slsi4sn abent
nit siusm RuiirmeHerianitt, Der pom
rs6tsn DIR bis sur 9ippe sins, in @o'
munb's Sotsl Su WapfislO unb erfldrtI
Ouuu, buB sr uuf bsm 9simwss BON iis
ben Widunern iiberfalleu woroeu isi, oiI
ibn nm SIT Baarselb, solosue Eui9eu
ubr, astts unO 9ainS bsruubtsu uni
Oauu nit bsm Rufirmshsr UsrpuuOstsu
g8abrsnb Solpe ben GuwsienOen nod
ben 8orsans sr3dblts, fam Cuba in bi
SGauiitubs uuO Fiiitsrte ibm stDas iu'i
Sbr, porauf gOlps pIOsIia ueritummt
uuo es perweiserte, wsitere 5ra9en u
beantmorten. Nfau rimmt an, oas Gu
ba ibm cine -i9parSs 9uno1 8uruuui
,uflaitsrts uub bieie isinsu 0fuuo per
Iieselts. Solpa pirb fid wabri6einlid
) srbolsu, ubsr IebeuslausIi4 bOs sutitsl
'isiu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-06
Die..E .EslepbOnuummsr oss. Bo9snblatt
1T isst $500 (ususs).

= SIN lssteu Mouat tpur6sn 3sbn
penissr Ssrbaftunssu uon Der PoliSsi
porsenonimsn uub $132.45 psnissr In
Strafen follsttirt, uls pis i'm slsiGen
Wtonat bes SOriubres.
- Die BuRsrrsdnuus Der Stabt
Scranton fur bic sriten feds Monate
bieies Subrss bstrdst $7451.15. Bsnn
Is Bier sspsien udrs, fOuut. iis aud
uidt uisl b6bsr iein.
= Das -eittts Suusurb" an gsnn
Gueuus uuroe Sreitas BON sinsm Sin.
BREEDER bsiudt, tuslder bsm Gaibrssiftsr
IA sutnabm. Gin Stntsrfsniter bon
RapmOuO court CAB BEN 9srl GtnlaB.
- Die Scranton electric @ompanis
ftrifft suoli@ gOrtebruussn, um ibrs Ssi.
sunssftatiOu on Dir Court, ssssnfbsr
bsm @sridtssebduos, uuBsr 8strisb su
lssen unb oauiit ben fsiueu 9obGenitaub
;u bsieitisen, Der bon ben Raudfdnssu
bortislbit aussswOrfsn pirO unb BIZ
san,e sentrale Stubt usruursiuist. 60
balb bic Ssrdubsruussu ssmudt porOsu
fnO, mas nod stmu brei Dtonate bau'
eru wirO, fol- Der Dumpf uOu bsm BsrI
Der @Ompani. bel Der 2iuOsu StrusI
8rhde sslsitet wsrbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-06
Ter NnSblid.

SeIIamps .RiidbIid aus oem Sab
re 1000" tuurOe Ourh cine SriinOuno
I'M Staate 8oIbinston nit einem
.ausbIid auf 6as Sabr 2000~ ins
prattii6e iiberiest. Cine @sreinisuue
bon dormern in Rebieal Safe bni
Elm aemeiniames @aarsnbaus errih-
tet, au benz iebes 8ereinsmitslieS
einen SdIiiieI bot. GnssiteIIte 8e'
oienune gibt es nidt, ieoer, Der ettuas
aus 6em Baarenbouie benotbigt
sebt BIN niulmt es uno biHterIegi
ben bafiir entiansnben 8strag in Dem
RaiIenIdrant. Dobri4einIth pirb
IiG 6os Baarenbous raider Ieeren,
ais Sid Der 4aHerd4rant fiiIen miro,
unS 10 tuirb iid Der ausbii6 aui
bas Sabr 1000 tpobI nidt bis aiI
hielem Datum er1Gltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-06
Su Der Otabe pon goint Sara9i

-Sn Der gidbe BON POint Suradi'
ne, etpa 100 Wtsileu bon Pauama ent'
fsrnt, iant am MOntus Der Dampfsr
-@birirui". 5infSis Rsrionsn, Rahu'
sisrs unb Mannihuften bes Dampfers,
iollsu babel ibr ssben siussbiiBt bubsn.
Inter ben PuiiaSisren, bic ibr Srub in
ben Slutbsn ssfunoen, perosn bic Wiit'
slisbsr Der In Der StaOt 8uena Senturu
bsfannten uno bod seadtsten SiraOo
Samilis ssnaunt. DreiSsbn llsbsrlsbsu.
be trafsu Dienitas Gbeub In Saradins
ein unb mslbstsn, oaB bas llusliid burd
cine GrpIOiion uuf BEN Dampfer usrur'
iaHt wurOs. Dieter mar am "a. Ssp'
tsmbsr pom Punamu nud BEN Siibsu
abssiubrsn unO bate int @0ussn fisb,is
PsriOusu on SorO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-06
Frau Derlanat.

Gtnt Grau sesr N6b6tn, has f6bis n, tntH
eahtu ~ bsfOrstH, bic 8h@n ju fibrtn, iOpts
au9 ben 3ausbaIt. Man msIbt f& br Ssispb
8oIty, $50 Wpltft asfnut.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
RUSSIA READY F0k TRIAL OF BOMB
 THROWERS
Defendants with Wonderful Names Charged with
 Being Terrorists

ST. PETERSBURG, March S.-Un- ususal interest is manifested, through out Russia as well as in England and the United States, in the trial of Nich- olas Vesiliecich Tschaikowsky and Ekaterina Constantinovna Breeshko- Breshkovskaya, which is to open here tomorrow. The preparations are practi- cally completed and it is understood that in deference to the requests from England and America, the trial will be public. As the court room is small, ad- mission tickets have been issued to a limited number.
 Both defendants are charged with be- ing members of the revolutionary or ganizations and with having taken part in seditious agitation against the gov ernment and with having conspired against the life of certain government officials. The government bases it's charges upon evidence the greater part of which was supplied by renegade revo- lutionists who were acting as spies for the Russian police while they pretended to be in thorough sympathy with the aims and objects of the revolutionists. Tschaikovsky, who will be represented by M. Maklakoff, one of the most elo- quent lawyers in Russia, is said to be prepared to prove an alibi on one of the most serious counts of his indictment.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
MIAMI TO OPPOSE
 DEMANDS OF GLOBE

The determination of the Globe chamber of commerce to secure ire
 quent low rate schedule between Mi
 ami and Globe is not meeting with any favor in the town of Miami and few if any will sign petition for such train service should it spread to Miami. Several of the board of direc
 tors of the Miami commercial associa- tion have become active in this matter and a special meeting of the board will be called for Wednesday night at the Miami drug store, to formulate a counter petition, which will be for
 warded to the railroad officials. The Miami petition will probably ask for through day and night service to and from Bowie, via Globe, with a midday passenger,freight between the towns of Miami and Globe. Had Globe con- ferred and cO-Operated with Miami in Globes agitation for frequent trans portation and a low fare between the two cities and pointed out the benefits, If any, that would come to Miami, there would not be the present suspi- ciOn of the Globe chamber of com merce's motives. However. if ire quent service and low rate is estab- lished between Miami and Globe, it will not come without considerable op- position from Miami A full attendance is urged at the meeting of the board of directors of the commercial association.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
ABSOLUTELY CURES STOMACH MISERY
 OR DYSPEPSIA
Indigestion, Gas, Headache and Heartburn Relieved
 in Five Minutes

The question as to how long you are going to continue a sufferer from Indi- gestion, Dyspepsia or out-of-order stom- ach is merely a matter of how soon you begin taking some Diapepsin.
 If your Stomach is lacking in diges- tive power, why not help the stomach to do its work, not with drastic drugs, but reinforcement of digestive agents, such as are naturally at work in the stomach.
 People with weak Stomachs should take little Diapepsin occasionally, and there will be no more Indigestion, no feeling like lump of lead in the stom- ach, no heartburn, Sour risings, Gas on Stomach or Belching of undigested food, Headaches, Dizziness or Sick Stomach, and besides, what you eat will not ferment and poison your breath with nauseous odors. All these symp- toms resulting from a sour, out-of-order stomach and dyspepsia are generally relieved five minutes after taking lit. tie Diapepsin.
 Go to your druggist and get 50-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin now, and you will always go to the table with a hearty appetite, and what you eat will taste good, because your stomach and intestines will be clean and fresh, and you will know there are not going to be any more bad nights and miserable days for you. They freshen you and make you feel like life is worth living.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
FIREMAN BURNED
 AT MIAMI MINE
Freak of Flames Badly In
 jures J. B. Golding

R. B. Golding, fireman employed by the Miami Copper company, was severe. ly burned on the face and hands while at work Sunday afternoon.
 Golding, upon opening one of the furnace doors, was swept off his feet by gust of flame which struck him full in the face. The accident is pc culiar one and no cause for the freak of the flames can be given.
 The burns while not serious were painful and until medical attendance could be secured the man suffered in tensely
 The injured man was conveyed to his home and the attending physician states that his recovery will be rapid.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

SAFFORD, March S.-J. c. Robin son left for Globe last evening on a business trip.
 The Rev. Columbus Wardlaw return ed to his home Monday morning, after a two weeks absence in Globe, where he assisted the Rev. MT. Williams in his church work.
 w. II. Mccall left this morning for his home in Pleasant Hill, Mo. Ac- companying him was his brother, D. B. Mccall, who is in poor health and who he hopes will recover in a lower altitude.
 l.. D. Robinson was an incoming pas senger yesterday afternoon from Phoe- nix.
 Mrs. Peter Anderson and her sister, Sarah Wilson, returned from Globe Monday morning.
 The marriage of W. I. Paxton to Miss Laura Waddell will be solemnized Wednesday evening at the home of the prospective brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Waddell. The affair will be private, owing to the illness of Miss Laveda Waddell, the sister of Miss Laura.
 The Sahuara club met Monday af- ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. T. Col ton. The meeting hour was changed from to O clock, owing to the longer afternoons. Mrs. Kate Jennings led the club lesson on "Brave Little Hol- land.'
 The meeting of the ''Etude" was held at the home of Miss Mae Dowdle last evening and general review of the season $ work was conducted by Mrs. T. T. Swift.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
NEWS BUDGET T
MRS. w. D. FRENCH, Corresponden

Misses Nell and Leo Parks of Globe were visiting Mrs. Will Dial yesterday. They came down from Solomonville where they had been visiting relatives.
 Charles Spaulding, superintendent of the Lone Star mines, is in town today.
 William Cavness, proprietor of the Bon Ton candy store today cut his hand severely on broken glass and had to have several stitches taken to bind the wound.
 Heber KemptGn of Eden is busi. ness visitor in Stafford.
 The new cement block house just erected by Reuben Fuller, Jr., in Thatcher is nearly completed and com pares well with the many handsome structures recently built there.
 H. W. Bishop, the valley real estate hustler, reports the following recent sales of farming lands: Ben Mauer transfers to c. B. NOnnamaker of Nor enci, his one-fourth interest in the "Big Ranch" at Solomonville, for $15,- 900; D. II. Claridge, county recorder, has purchased the Luthern Green home place, adjoining Solomonville on the east, and containing ninety acres, for $15,OOO.
 Mrs. E. R. Patterson of Springerville is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. P. Bray, in Solomonville this week.
 T. T. Smith came in from Tucson Monday afternoon.
 Under the influence of the continued warm weather, green things are spring ing up as though by magic. The cot tonwoods are leaving out and the grain and alfalfa fields are things of beauty.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
DEPUTY DAVIS GETS RELEASE FROM
 SHERIFF
Following Participation in Disturbance at Miami
 Sunday Evening

As the outcome of disturbance at Miami Sunday, in whih Deputy Sheriff John Davis used his revolver without apparent cause and which resulted in his arrest on charge of assault with a deadly weapon, Davis commission as an officer has been revoked by Sheriff Henry Thompson.
 Davis is held under bonds of $500 felony charge. In addition, he was as- sessed the sum of $60, after an exami nation Monday before Judge Barnette, on misdemeanor charge. Charles Davis and Joe Davis, sons of the ex. officer, are at liberty on their own re- cognizance, charged with carrying con cealed weapons.
 The disturbance started in a local saloon, as the result of difference between Davis and an ironworker em- ployed by the Miami Copper company It is claimed that Davis drew rec volver during the disturbance but he either did not intend to use the weapon or did not have the opportunity, as no shots were fired. His two sons were present at the time, and both carried revolvers, it is said
 Both Sheriff Thompson and District Attorney Shute investigated the affair with the result that Davis resignation was speedily placed in the hands of Sheriff Thompson.
 It is understood that the difficulties between Davis and his opponent have been settled and that there will be no more trouble growing out of their diff terences.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

Mime. Breshkovskaya, who for many years has been prominent member of the Social Revolutionary party, in friendly title of Grandmother, was arrested at Simbirsk on October 8, 1907, and has spent the years since then in the dismal dungeons of the St.. Peter and Paul fortress. Prince Eris- toff, lawyer of great ability, will de- fend her, but it is generally believed that his task will be extremely difficult, as there is said to be strong evidence against his client.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
GOODWIN. |S FINED FOR FIGHTING Attempted to Collect Re luctant Bill by Personal
 Persuasion

As the result of his action in taking the law into his own hands, to collect a bill from Jim Johnson, Dick Good win was assessed $25 in Judge Hinson Thomas court yesterday.
 After making number of attempts to collect bill, Goodwin met Johnson on Broad street Monday night and when the cash was not forthcoming, landed on Johnson $ anatomy. Johnson came in contact with the sidewalk with some violence and as the result, filed com plaint against his assailant.
 In court yesterday afternoon John son had a number of witnesses who testified to the fact that Goodwin was the aggressor in the fight. The latter had no defense to offer other than he had acted only upon great provocation, and he was found guilty by the court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
BOARD OF HEALTH

President Roddan of the Miami Com mercial association, will return from Los Angeles in few days, and upon his return meeting of the board of directors of the association will be called. One of the first matters that will probably receive attention will be the sanitary condition of Miami. Sev- eral surface cesspools of stagnant wa ter and accumulations of garbage in various localities at present are not con dueive to the good health of Miami s citizens.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

Are you frequently hoarse7 Do you have that annoying tickling in your throats Does your cough annoy you at night, and do you raise mucus in the morninga Do you want relief9 If so, take Chamberlain $ Cough Remedy and you will be pleased. Sold by all drug gists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
SKATING PARTIES POPULAR

Notwithstanding the warm weather, roller skating is proving very popular form of amusement in Miami. Every afternoon and evening crowds enjoy the pastime at Orpheum hall. Wed nesday and Frdiy afternoons have been reserved for the ladies, large number attending on those afternoons. A so'- ial dance will be given at this popular hall every Friday night and already an nOuncement has been made for grand St. Patrick s Ball on March l7.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

Don't let it have to be said that Globe, the coming metropolis of Ari- zona, cannot afford to send a repre- sentative to the high school speaking contest at Tempe next Saturday. Buy ticket for tonight.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

and Mrs. F. P Foody, in Cutter, Ariz., for the past week, has returned and resumed his job as ticket puncher on the line that runs between the two best towns in Arizona-Miami and Globe. MT. Worden reports having . good time. Andy Williams officiatel as conductor while Mir. Worden was absent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

Seventy pages of illustrated informa. tion about Globe and the great Globe district, handsomely bound and a boost for home. Send some to your friends who don't realize the greatness of Globe. Get them for 25 cents each at the Silver Belt office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

Common brick. Globe Brick & Con struction Co,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
woRDEN BACK FROM VISIT

extension, who has been visiting at the home of his wife parents, Mr.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

McElroy for wall paper.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09
MIAMI DEPARTMENT

KIAM eleven miles from Globe now the terminal Of the Ga ws M railway It has poofce, express ome AvA service with Gope hundred district 20O0 Oak Cole capitalization of $So0oo00o Miami the 500 with months freight receipts at Mi rapidly All lines of business
 weekly newspaper The Miami Messenger Many still It predicted that Dy January population will be 5000
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-03-09

McElroy for best painting materials
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-12-29

Arthur Lippert, one Of Uncle Sans
mail carriers, wears broad smile and
we'll he may. He secured $500 raise in
salary to take effect January LIST.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-12-29

Robt. Cook has recovered from his
operation for appendicitis, which was
performed some two weeks ago, so as to
be able to be removed to his home today
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-03
Attorney Peirce Causes Sensa-
ton by Sudden Accusation
in Court at Chicago
FIGURES DECLARED MISSING
Shippers Hiss, and Railway Men
Clap Over Admission of
important Testimony
ASSOCIATED Press)

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Frequent clashes
between attorneys for the railroads and
the shippers marked todays hearing
before the examiners for the Interstate
commerce commission over the pro-
posed advance of freight rates.
Comptroller Nay of the Rock Island
was on the witness stand undergoing
cross-examination by Attorney James.
The latter declared the total freight
operating revenue per mile and the to-
tai freight operating expenses had been
left out, while both sets of figures ap-
peared in another similar table.
N"Why were those figures left out?'
demanded Mr.. James.
LAWYERS MAKE CHARGES
The witness answered that the omis-
sion was undoubtedly accidental.
Mr.. James expressed a contrary opin-
ion, averring that he suspected an ul-
terror motive.
Mr.. Peirce at this point jumped to
his feet and shouted:
IF that is your opinion, you are a
liar"
"That won't do at all, gentlemen" :"
interposed Examiner Brown, with
many raps of his gavel. Above the din
Mr.. Peirce cried:
I'VE will not stand such insinuations
We are here fairly and squarely, and if
the attorney is not satisfied 1 will meet
him outside"
At this there were Kisses from the
shippers and hand-clapS from the rail-
road contingent
The Rock Island company's presenta-
tion of its reasons for desiring the in
creased rates was completed, and the
wabash started its evidence, introduc-
ing testimony that the operating ex-
penses had increased and that greater
returns for hauling freight were needed.
At the conclusion of testimony of
Comptroller Nay of the Rock Island,
Henry Miller, vice president and gem
eral manager of the Wabash, was
called to the stand and was examined
by Attorney Brown, counsel for the
Wabash railroad.
Before offering in evidence a num-
ber of tabulated statistics, Mr.. Miller
testified the revenues of the road have
not enabled the management to oper-
ate and maintain the line up to the
needs Of the public nor to install i'm
provements which were desired.
ROAD INCOME EXPENDED
"The income of the road he said
"enables us to care for the mainten-
ance of the present trackage, buildings
and equipment, but leaves practically
nothing for replacing equipment and
structures and practically nothing for
improvements"
Among the items of increased ex-
penses enumerated by Mr.. Miller We're
wages of employees, which, according
to tables presented by him, increased
for the transportation and maintain
ence of way department, $1,642,000 in
1910, over the amount paid in 1903; for
locomotive and car department em-
ployes the increase from 1908 to 1910
was $685. ,165.
On cross s-examination Mr.. Miller de-
clared- the road had been economically
operated.
The cross-examination was Joined in
by Attorney John H. Atwood of KAN
sas City, and Attorney 8. H. Cowan,
representing the American National
Live Stock association.