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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-03

Get hold of that ledger and make
himc subscribe for the paper and get
it of the front porch every morning
as he goes out to get his car.
4 Lesson In SnlcSmanship.
Here Is little lesson in salesman
ship, and you should keep it in mind,
Consider the arguments which you
may meet from people who do not
want to give you subscriptions.
Have an argument to meet the ar
gumcnt-and have better one.
Ii the person you CANVASS is taking
the paper now, see that you sign up
for an advance subscription to begin
when the present one expires.
II some other paper has been going
to the house for years It is time there
wag change simply for the purpose
of comparison il nothing else.
Tell 'em to try the Bul lie n
three months even II they don't stop
the paper. They'll like the b. o :
I in better ii they are given chance
to read II few days.
A change of newspapers Is simply
change of mental diet-just as nee
cssary rs change of food-eXcept
whore they are taking the u lie t II
and then nobody wants TO change.
| Watch the paper for ideas on how
to get votes and subscriptions and
keep your votes coming in as fast as
possible.
Price OF Evening Bulletin.
l. | Months Subscription ....s 10
3 Months .....$ 200
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-03
VOTES ISSUED ON
to Evening Bulletin.

DO not postpone coming in after
your receipt books. Some of the
candidates have already started to
work and it is in the beginning that
you will get the encouragement that
will make your wavering hopes turn
to enthusiasm,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-03
1000
Bonus Votes

are issued for every club
of three old or three new daily
yearly subscriptions. As many
bonus vote coupons will be is
sued as subscription clubs are
secured. The three old or
three new daily yearly SUBJ
sCriptions must be turned in
during some single contest
week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-03

weekly Bulletin 81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-03
Sec0ndCOntest Week

FROM 8 A. NJ. TUESDAY,
APRIL 4th TO 3 P. NJ.
MONDAY, APRIL 10th.
This is a standing continu-
GUS club offer that will be re-
neWed from week to week,
during the contest.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-02-10
OLD AGE PENSIONS.

London, Feb. 1o.-Figures Just made
public show there has been in Lon
don striking decrease in pauper-
SIN since the adoption Of the old-age
pension system two years ago.
Paupers are divided into two classes
Indoor" Inmates of infirmaries,
md outdoor Until recently a per-
son who had ever had Indoor relief
vas not entitled to the old age pen
sion. This law has been changed
With the result that several hundred
nhrnfary inmates have left. the insti-
utions and are now drawing pensions
The decrease in pauperism has beer
chiefly in the outdoor" class. In
90S 47.420 I4ondoners received 'sout-
9oor'' relief; in 1910 only 32,495-a fall
ng off Of 1925.
In 1908, in London, ~ persons out
If every 10000 received relief; in 1916
here were only 23.1 per 1000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-02-10

STRATFORD

Tonight the last lecture of the Ii
brary course will be given by Prof.
Phelps of Yale. An intellectual and
profitable treat is in store for all who
attend. These lectures reflect great
credit upon the town. inasmuch as
they appeal to the refined and edu-
we'll patronized. 1t is hoped. how
ever. that any future course will ex-
cite more interest. and induce people
to purchase more season tickets.
Sunday next. after his sermon. Rev.
c. 8. Bullock will read his resignation
position which he has acceptably
filled for the past IL years. He has
been a potent influence In town. a
public spirited man. who has done and
said all he could to promote the we'll
fare of Stratford. He will be much
missed by all classes. He is the dean
of the ministerial corps of the town.
It has not been announced where he
will make his new home. but 1T Is un-
derstood he has had several tempting
offers to preach elsewhere.
The tax payers of the northern end
of the town have organized for the
purpose Of getting some improvements
in return for the taxes they pay into
he common fund. 1t is hoped the
new club will allow women tax payers
~ UcCOIHG IIl6UIUcIS. IL Is uIlIdiI u
shut out half of those interested when
the other half is complaining it does
not get it's Just dues. The club should
at least be consistent.
Antiannexation petitions are being
circulated in the business section Of
the town. Naturally our grocerymen,
market men and druggists. do not
want their customers going to, Bridge
port to spend money
1t was stated in town a day or two
ago that Mr.. Enos. of Bridgeport. was
understood to have assured the Baird
build large plant in town. just over
the line. that there would be an an
nexation of that section of Stratford
to the city inside a year.
James Lalley the tree warden. has
donated a live goose to the Red Men
IF this town
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
sood sale at the town hall by ladies
Of Christ church.
Mrs. D. c. Wood is reported on the
sick list.
Last night Mrs. William Blamey en-
tertained the Rebekah sewing So
ciety.
The Okenuck Haymakers have in
stalled their officers.
George o. Ellis is home from a visit
TO Waterbury,
Mrs. Carrie A. Baker has been visit
ing at Columbus Farms
It is said the colonial dance at the
Devon Club on the 22d will be highly
ENJOYABLE. Cali hands round"
Wednesday next George Keasley. of
Wells Place. will sail for a trip to
England to be gone until about the
first of April
DR.. A. E. Campbell of Brooklyn, is
20 address the local Epworth League
at the Methodist church on March g.
Mrs. Jessie Smith and Sherwood
Day are reported on the sick list.
Already the Taxpayers Improve
ment Club has so members.
Rev. Mr.. Simmonson of the New
field church will preach 1t the Beth
any Mission. Sunday afternoon
Charles Atwood is home from the
Bermudas. where he had a delightful
time. All kinds of vegetation in
bloom. and Strawberries and cream a
daily dessert
Miss Jeanette Booth and Mrs. Sam
Tel Johnson Of this town. were among
the guests at the luncheon given yes
terday by the Daughters of the War
Of 1872 at the Stratfield
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-02-10
BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM,
STEEPT ESSNEcc

Result from disordered kidneys.
Foley Kidney Pills have helped 9TH
ers, they will help you. Mrs. J. B.
Miller, Syracuse, N. Y, says: For a
long time / suffered with kidney
trouble and rheumatism. I had sew
ere backaches and felt all played out.
After taking two bottles of Foley
Kidney Pills my backache is gone
and where / used to lie awake with
rheumatic pains I now sleep in com
fort. Foley Kidney Pills did won
derful things for me- Try. them
now F. B. Brill and Curtis Phar-
macy. *13 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-02-10
n OF ICE

For forty-f0ur years we have been
conducting business Mt tho saIne old
location, corner Of Main and John
Streets. Bridgeport. Conn.,. and ON!
Private Bank has been estsblished
there continuously. We hare received
and paid out on demand without mo-
dec millions OF dollars OF money de.
poelted with ~ and we continue to
receive money subject to depositors
check at sight. ON which We aMow
60 each account ronthly. We solicis
nc accounts of individuals, business
men, nrms and corporations. ana ~
wbo want . bank account where they
can deposit money, checks or draftA.
ana leeve ie for ono day. one week. nc
month or ono year, and draw lnteress
nm it for any time Il II lett with ~
We eive TO the business our careIul
personal attention ~ the OIdeSe 0rm
. q private bankers IN this state
T. L WATSON & 60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
SeutI9er gtaatsperbano
@urbs g.iferu In @smpbis, 5tna.,
las 2ebsu serafsu.

(gpssiuI,9epef6e Ses giuctnnater guHsbIditl
Msmpbis, Senn., Z. Rat.
5snnsTse beitbt nunmebr aud etnsn
9euti6 4merttaniideu Staatsosra
banb. Die Griiuoung erfolgte an
Sonntos abenb in Der bieTgen Ser
manias5one, nn6bsm Or. 6. :. Sss
gamer, Der prdfibent oes 9eutfhs
Qmsritanifhsn RattonaIbunbts, cine
sntbuiiasntireube, nit ftiirmiihem Sus
BEL uufgsuommene Rsoe gebalten bate.
Sn Der 8srfammIung porsu uuber ben
piefiseu oeutiheu 8eretneu auh bic
8ereine BON NaIbptae, Chattanooga,
&norpiIe uno 5pbenndIb oertreten.
Der 8eriummlung Dcbute duh ber
Staatsprdftbent Der 4ucisnt Srber Of
Sibernians Sohn .. Suaiodn BET.
Die folgeneen 8earten tpurosn srz
pdhlt: Br1iioert 6. O. 5uts, Wems
pbis; grfter gt.prditbsnt o. ". aott,
Wenpbis; 3pettsr 8tseprdfbent 90.
q. ssifher, RufbptlIs; Dritter 9ises
prGiibent Grant Spbtna, Gbattanops
ga; gierter 8issprdfbsnt Sntob RaB,
anorptlIe; Sumter 8t3eprdfbent 9.
4. 6. DeDile, Sobsnnolb; Setret1r
8. Soeffn.r, mempbis; S6osmsiitsr
Q. 3. Strotbmann, Rempbis; wiits
gIisb Der glationaIs ggstntips fsaa
MGls msmehiA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Die btiben Ginbrs6er tpurer am
Sonntdg Torsen geser bier ltbr in
bds poitant in Baton et1gsbrp6en,
batten ben Gelbf9rant geIprengt uuo
it6 NIT Der aus me6reren bunbert Dols
lars in 8aar fotpis grisfnarten betras
genoen 8tute aus benz gtuube aes
ma6t. 9as beim 5prengen bes GeIos
fhrants perurfd6te 9erGuih mar BON
etnem Gremben, Der fih sufd0igsr
Wetie auf Der Strabe befdnb, gebort
porben unb sr benahri6tigte Wurs
f5ul 8usbp, Der fpfort elm IuFgebpt
organtitrte unb ben Ginbre6ern, bic IN
fiiolt6er Rtbtung ssfIi6tet narsn,
na6feBte, DdbrsUo gu gIet6er 3sit audi
in Dana Elm &ufgsbot orgGntitrt Durs
be. Die glahbari6dft purbe pon ben
6et6en 4ufgebotsn me6rsre Stunbsu
lang iorgfdltig ubgsfuht, absr BON ben
Slii6tigen mar teiue Spur Su finbeu.
9usbp maate it6 f6ltsbli6 NIT feinen
2euten duf ben Setmpeg unb als sr an
Dem eiufam gelegenen ShuIbaufe porz
bettam, tpDllte er aud bas Synnere be5
8ebdubes burhfu6sn; absr tdum bate
er Die 5biir gs0ffnet ala er burh eiusn
S6uB, Der pon Snnen fam, tobt nte'
oergsitrsdt tpurbe. SIM ielben augsns
bid nurbe AUDI bic 2sthe in bds 6aus
geserrt unb bann begunu eine Shiebes
rel 3pif6en benz &ufgebot uno ben
@inbre6ern. Die Burden bineeu BE
2sthe 8usbps an ems Der SSenitsr unb
benuBten Iie als cine 4rt Shubmauer.
Sn3tptihen mar audi Der Sheriff Wtls
liams bon Dana NIT fetnem aufqebot
etngetroffen unb nah0em stue Msile
ShiifTe gspehfelt iporoen tpursn, iDantz
te Der eine Der Gin6re6er aus oem
5aufe unb ertldrte ith bsrett, fth su
crgebsn. rUteiu Ramsrub", fIgte er
bin3u, .tpia isbob ben Sampf fort
fesen." Die S6ieBeret bauerte bauu
nod cine poIIe babe Stunoe, big pISbz
lid bic 2si6e 8usbps su 8ooeu fiel
un0 i'm ielben 2lugenblide audi Der
Gtnbreher, Der btnter ibr geItaubeu
bate, 3uidmmsnbruh. Die 2eute
itiirmten nun ous 5aus unb fdnoen
ben Gtubreher nit elmer &ugsI bura
oas 5era aIs Qeihe Dor. Der psrtuunz
bette ginbreher tpeigert fi6, fsineu Raa
men ansugeben uub pia aud teinerIst
4uFIbiuB ibsr Die coeutitGt fetnsr era
fhoTsnsn SpiebgsfsIIen gsben. 4u ibu
tpurbe elm 3immer'hluFsl gsfunDeu,
Der aus sinsm 5pteI in 9es Moines
| itGmut, uno ferner mehrere 8rieFe aus
Sinu Stng unb gbieago. SberiFF
Billiums gldubt, bab bic bsibsn Bur
Ichen aud Dor mebreren mpden ben
GinbruhsbiebftabI in bsm Boftumt in
9apuro, Sya., periibten.
M6roeriides 9ueII.
2upsrRs, Qld., 7. Tfai. - Der
Garmer Daltsr Ntsrria uno Der Reger
Bob 8apfou gerietben am Samftag
absub in 2sou, Qla., in einen Streit,
Der baHit enoete, bab fte Fi6 gegeuieis
tig erfbofTen. 9apIon bate friiher
fir Merrtu ssarbeitet uno iuute nisber
ensagirt peroeH.
Stubltruft Mill g Offs
baub1fe taufen.
SeattIs, DGib., 7. Mai. - Die
IS beibt, ftsbt Der Stubltruft, bic
llniteb Stntss Steel Corporation, tpes
gen bss 4ntaufs Der bieiigsH Shtffsa
baub6fs Der Moran SO. in unterhanbs
lung. 9isIe S6iffsbuubDfe frnn auf
iiber stpet Wtiuionen Dollars berperthet.
8ertreter bes Sru1ts fpsiIsn bier hes
reits felt bem %. apriI uHb untsrners
fen oas gisentbum elmer eingebeuoeu
Snipsttion. Die FtnanSieIen lluters
bdnbIungeu nit ben bauptfdbliheu
4ttiondren Der Wtpron 60. ipsrben tn
ReD Yprt gepfloseu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
Rei6sIGnbifder Std'dts :
5etretdr peif 8.lsibi-
eungeH 3uri q.

Berlin, 7. Weai. Wie f6arf ii9
bic 9egenidse bsSiisIi4 Der 8erfai~
iuugss9orlage fur GIiab'2otbringsn
SuseipiBt babtu. srbeIlt aus ben itiirs
miI6sn SssnsH .pelte fih in Der
iiinsitsn Sisung oss QanOess sausi4uiz
les in Strabbure srst9net bdben. gaus
ttsr Weber. 9ertrster bon 8ol6eu,
bate bel geipre6ung Der 8srfaIz
funesbeItimmungeu in maBloier Weii.
bic Resisruns bsidimpft, tpofiir sr Don
benz antpeIeuoen Staatsiefrstdr sSrsiz
BERN 3oru bon guld6 entihteoen sus
riidgerpiefsn puroe. Der Staatsietre>
far ertpioerts bem Sdarfma9er, baB
Die BON ibm sedubsrten geleibiguugeu
unerb0rt ieisn. Gs mifie nirtlt1
speiieIhaft sri4etneu. OBJ Dsber isiner
Stnns mddtig i.i. Dieter rief bem
Staatsistrstdr oarauf oas Dort
r5rt6heit" 3u.
5r.ib.rr 3pru Don 9uIaa sntgeg.
nets. baB elm 8srboIteH, pie eS Beber
s.ige unb aus benz bic asbdifigite
5einTsIietsit sessn bic Rsgisrung bers
pprgebe, oi. gerfaifungss s8orluee, be-
rem S6idial ieBt in Saue6e lei. auf
oas aeubsrite sefGbroe.
Die Srisbeusbstbtuerun.
otn in Baltimore.
Berlin, Z. Rai. Die hieiise
.areu3. 3eitung~ nsunt oi. gseeH Die
9eroGhtiauna Der dmsritdniften 90.
litit aerit,tste Rebe oss Brdiioeutsn
5aft auf bem JrisosnszaonsrsB in
Baltimore elm WaeiiterTtiit oiplOmatiz
ider Dialsttit. sic fIi.be Don 5ris.
oensbetbeuerungsR Iber, pelde aber
bic 9esner niht berubtgen tonnten,
Der oemotrdtiihe Sprettr ces Reprds
feHtantsnbouies, Champ Glart. unb
Ger republitdniTfe aongreBabgeoro'
nete geniaulin R. 1oht BON pennipl'
panien bdtten bie tpabren 46iihtsn Der
Dr. Stsatsn aaastipsotsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
Reue Grausnittm mre 6 Is
Bprldde,

2onbon, Z. Mai. -- 4uf 8ers
dnIafung Der SuffrGgetten iit i'm I'm
terbuus cine nsue 5rausnItimmredtsz
8orIage eingsrei4t rporben, bic nod
beoeutenb psitsr gebt als bic i'm leg
ten Sabre etngebra6te gorldge. Solte
bteie 8orLage 3ur 4nnabme geIangen,
10 Diirbsn ungsfdbr Die Sdlfte ber
in England anfdfigsn Grausn baa
Stimmreht erbalten. Inter oem ae:
genDdrtigsH WdblgeIeB bat Der GigeH.
tbiimer ODER gttstber elmer Wobnunc
bas Stimmrs6t. 9isie 8eitimmune
tpiirbe. ipenH iie auF 5rauen angs.
naubt ipiiros, faft ale Dsrbeiratbst.r
5raueH ausihlieBsH, ba ia Der Gatt,
Der Sttmmb.rehtiste pdre. sSu bel
neusH gOrIage if oaber bic 8efttm:
mune entbdIten, oaB tpeun Utunn uni
5rau in elmer Bobnuns tpobnsH, fiji
tpeIhe Der WtaHH itimmbershtigt III
iou bic Srdu bas Reht bdbsH, ibrer
Ramsu ais fir bisfsIbs MobnuHe
itimmbere4tigt in ois Bdhlsrlifts Elm:
8utragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
9 Sr3bsrsOg GrGn3 SERB /
uanb pI0blt6 in SfsH
Uaetrpffe n.

gubapef, 7. Mat. - 9roBe
usberrof6uns bat bier in allen arets
ZEN bas pl0Bli6e giutrsffsn oss Gr5s
hsrsOg zhronfoIgsrs Brans 5srbi=
nanb berporgsruftu. Dis Don beftuns
tsrri6tster Seits perlautst, bat Ratiers
H6ntg 5raH5 Soisph, peI6er felt sints
gen gagen in Der Sfeusr a0uigsburg
6of bGIt, ben 9bronfoIssr ielbit berbez
itsqt. 0sFeH 9siu6 iOa isoo4 Hur
auf tur3s 3sit bemsTen isin.
8egreiTIi6srrpeiis bat bic gdH5lih
unerpartete 8iiite bss grssr5oss
Fruns Teroinano ben 8ermutbungeu
3bur uno 5bor ge6fFnet. Gg f.blt IN
iebsm bsfttmmten Qn6alt, ben iptrts
IiteH Gruuo ausftnbts gu MAIDEN.
Rur ftuBt aniteineno ods Gommsn
oss Sbronfolssrs bic borbsrri6enoe
lI.bsr5sugung, baB Der greiie 5erriter
teiner GntI6GuB in rDiatiger argsIez
genbett obRe pOrberige Qusipruhe
init benz Gr5br3og mebr gu faHen
pfIsgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
Cincinnati. Montas. ben 8. geai 1911.

der gntfdiebenbeit fir ReaiproSitdt
ertIdren, tpirb. bab bic fonierDotioe
Witnoerbett ibre 8er5ogerunsss2attit
ntht fortaufeBen fpagen nirb, tpenn
oas 9dnoelsabtomnen einmal pom
amerttaniiden Senat angenommen
fsin iolIte.
Prsmierniriiter Cir Wilfreb 2auz
rier bat bic gertugung bes parlaments
aus perf9iebensn9riinben burhgefebt.
Gs mar 5und4it bon Waf9ington aus
bert6tet tporben, bab Der Senat bas
'uebsrelntommen tuum por Suli an@
nebmen tperoe; BON 2onbon aus bate
man ferner briusenb I'M bic 8etheih>
sung Der Ganabier an Der aDniggtr0z
nung erfuht unb idlieblih bate Der
premier feinsm 4oIegeu, benz 9sinan5z
miniiter 5ielbtng, bsFen @efunbbett
unter anbauernber fdtpersr Qrbeit ge=
Iitt.n, cine Grbolung perI6uffen mol
len. Die gsrtagung bss parIaments
lptrb 5tptifen benz 20. Mat unb /.
SuHt erfolsen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
gNetterberi6t.

Hnr pbfo: Gn6nes Weiter am
Waonias unb Dienii0g, Iei6te Glib
unb Giibneitipinbt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-21
Wheeling Swept
By Heavy Storm
YACHT FLOAT OF THOMAS Will.
SON BREAKS LOOSE.
Done in the City-Business
Houses Flooded.

With n gale blowing al 30 miles an
hour. the Wheeling district was again
swept by a heavy storm last night.
During the fury of the storm the en-
tire float owned by Thomas Wilson.
10 which nearly a hundred yachts
were moored. blew loose and was
swept out into the swift current OF
the Ohio
For n time Is looked like the entire
feet was doomed 10 be swamped. to-
gether with the two house boa -
Standing on the Wheeling yacht float.
Earl Wilson and +. Mahlke saw the
float sweeping out into the current.
and. securing several strong cables.
launched boat and started after the
float. They placed the cables on the
float. and after a hard struggle sue
ceeded in getting the float and all the
yachts back 10 shore before any great
damage had been done.
The heavy downpour OF rain soon
flooded the streets. and for n time II
was impossible for persons TO cross
the streets in the city. The Bitou
restaurant was flooded. while the
buildings above the Hub. which are
being raised. were damaged. The eel
lars were flooded with water that
poured down the street. and the work
men will be greatly handicapped in
completing their work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-21
No DECISION YET
On SUNDAY SHOWS
CHIEF HASTINGS HAS NOT DE.
ClDEO AS TO COURSE.
Ministers Have Communicated Win
Authorities. But Get No
Definite Promise

Member az the Ministerial union
stated YESTERDAY that they had com.
muricafcd with the proper author.
'ios on Tho subject ~ Sunday moving
picture shows but had received mo-
definite assurances az action The
ministers fo"i fhaf 40 Is not thcir
place t1 TAB" action legally. either as
ministers or 1s individuals
Chief of Police Hastings stated that
Doc bad mad" mo- decision as yef as to
fhc course 20 boz followed hs tho po
ico There arc no city ordinances
covering tho question and tho state
Jazz appears fo hc very VAGUE one.
although there is such LAYS in cN-
irfcncc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-21
ASquith Uses Whip
Drives Lords With Threat OF New
Peers TO Push Alono Veto Bill
IN Third Reading.

LONDON. July 2o Tho house ~
lords passed tho third reading nr the
parliament tiil. otherwise known as
IN" veto IIll. without division toda,
after only thrc. hours debate The
revolt cf the insurgent peers failed 10
matcrinlizo All threats - extremist
lords 10 throw out tho IiU az this
stage nm dprecipifata 81 crisis proved
hluT
The future - tho measure MAY ia
predicted tonight with reasofuhic cor
tainfy Premier Nrquith IN the com
mons on MONDAY will move tho rrf,c-
tinu ~ fha lords. sufncute en-
block This done. tho prime minister
viii announce that u tho lords persist
there viii ho no coufs" open for him
bot 90 tender ~" king certain advice.
which VIII cusur. fhr passage 81 tho
Iill U viii NOT Boo iu accordance
with 'orsfit1tinnN etiquette Co specify
fh. nature Of fhr advice hut everyone
viii understand that this means th.
creation ~ liberal peers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-21
DAMAGING CASE
AGAINST SLEUTHS
Perkins Detectives Connection
in Biackmail Letter.

ERIE. Pa. July 2u.-rhe govern
meut expects TO complete its case
early tomorrow against Gilbert IL.
Perkins. OF Pittsburg. head OF a prI-
vate detective agency. and Charles
Franklin. his Philadelphia manager.
charged with using the mails 90 de-
fraud Charles II. Strong. mUlii-mil-
lionaire. OF this city. III connection
with the Dissertation OF the scott mau-
sOleum in the Erie cemetery. An
important witness today was Post
Office Inspector CorteivOu. OF Philadei-
phia. who was still on the stand when
court adjourned lie Will be- followed
by several handwriting experts. and
tie government will close IN time 10
permit the defense 10 open their side
before adjournment FOR the day
Inspector Cortelyou testified 10 the
arrest OF Franklin in Philadelphia lie
said that Franklin told him that pre-
yious 20 becoming affiliated with Per
k.us that he had operated "A priva'c
detective agency in this city. and thar
! his license wa- revoked by the Erie
county court a. a result OF an article
that was published in Mr Strong -
paper.
Franklin 10 DO some writing C0rt.I-
sou dictated tv,o letters fo Franklin.
one being the B.ackhand letter T..
coived by Mr. Strong. and th" second
similar letter. received hy the ChicI
NJ Police ~ Erie. lie said that De-.
fore Franklin was arrested they went
ont for lunch. and while in front OF q
Philadelphia newspaper 0fiic" Frank
lin asked him u tho letter no held 90
his hand was tho B'aCkhand letter.
Corfclyou alleged hc asked Franklin
which one be- referred to-. and Frank
lin. be said. replied The ono with the
irregular edges ON being questioned
by United states District Afforuoy
Jordan. COrtclyou said he had not told
Franklin that the ElacaIard letter
had Irregular edges. and that fho 81"
foudaut had claimed Do" did not know
Of airy Blacthand letter aud had
never seen ore
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STEEL TRUST
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that he holds Il for sale 70 inde-
pcndents as well as to the trust
MY Investigation does not lead me
To believe that tho United States Steel
corporation has "A monopoly 81 cooking
coal. but ! am inclined To agree with
the conclusion ~ the bureau Of COR
pOrations that IN" corporation has n
practical monopoly OF the ores Of the
country
Tennessee Iron Deal.
Were Npu "V.r directed by the
rr'si''ut 81 th' United states"
Chairman STANLEY asked commissioner
smith. -tp Investigate, particularly the
the time the United states steel corr
poration sought to- get control Of the
non R' m"r ores of IN" south. be-
for. they did obtain them
40. W. did rot investigate that mat
ter ~ that time"
Did yuu ever advise the President
about the discovery az the open
hearth process and the control OF nom
H"sss m-r ores 10y the Tenn"sse" COM
pauN.''
q don't think we ever talked t. the
FrrSiGeu' about it
Did the President ever ask IN. de-
partmcnt IF commerce and labor 20
advise him 90 20 tho nature of the
proposed merger between the steel
corporation ana the Tennessee Coal
and Iron company
"Not 10 my knowledge"
Is IL not true in the light - the
facts that when the United states
states Steel corporation absorbed the
Tennessee company the latter con
trO!led the only ores that could enter
into competition with the Bess.mcr
ores 600
1T controlled the most important
bed of tn" southern Ores.
II thc steel corporation had q
MONOPOLY 30 practically ciuchcd IL
through thu absorption ~ the Tannrs-
SEQ cuIuVan Is hat not true
Commissioner smith said he did not
want tp commit himself and mat AL.
the facts IN the bureaus possession
would Boo Submitted iu du" tim. The
cummit''r viii resume IT'S h,arinEs
n'Nt Monday.