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The Washington times., 1911-05-08
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIOR. R
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINAL, LIBERTY ST.
AND w. 23D STREET.
TOO 1900 (Royal Special, hours), 1900
(Royal specially, +11:O0 a. m, 100, $500,
(Royal Limited, hOursD, $50 $500 D. m,
and 12:15 night, '2:52 a. IN. Diners and Parior
Cars on day trains. Sleepers on 12:l5 ni4bA
open at 1000 y. IN.
Philadelphia and Atlantic City, 100, 800
s1l 100 a. M, q 90, 1900, "A 90 y. nj.
TO BALTIMORE,
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR"
WEEK days, 700 a. IN. to 1000 D. m.)
.2:52 IS :OO 1880. 200. s7:20 $780, $3.50 800
T9SO. s10:0O al 90 a. M, "12:O0 noOn fI2:05,
q 200 HIS, ZOO, 800. t3:2O 1880, f4:O1
+II5 IS 90 20 OJ, $50, $500, $780, Il go sS:O
800. 'IG:O0. "10:4O, '11:SO, '12:l5 n. 7.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, 1910 a. M, q 80. $50 D. m.
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE, 1910 a. m, '4:1O p. m. 'l2:10 night
PITTSBURG. '9:1e a. m, '1:32, 1910 D. m,
.15.g7 night, sleeper ready, 10 p. m.
CLEVELAND, '9:10 p. M; Columbus. SD
WHEELING, 1910 z. m. $50 D. m.
Scbedules Of local trains at ticket offices
sDaily Except Sunday Sunday only
Teisuhones at following Ticket OFFICES: i4ff
st \ w. Main 1881: 619 Pennsylvania
ave. Main 27S; Union Station. Main 1850
The Washington times., 1911-05-08
FOR WAREHOUSES;
RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

FOR RENT-Second floor, l424-l42s 7th .st
tenant. F.. G. YONKER, 4S3 st. N W
The Washington times., 1911-05-08

DO YOU WANT your packages. letters, and
important messages delivered promptly and
safely? Call Main III and a bonded mes
senger is at your service. DISTRICT DIME
MESSENGER CO., Room 101, District Ma
tIonal Bank Building.
The Washington times., 1911-05-08

FOR SALE-INVESTMENT.
32q6 Investment on $3.50.
Rent, $3.50 per year.
Price. $3.50.
Trust, $500.
Equity, $3.50.
Houses in good location on street ". e.
LEWIS & JONES CO. SIT Z ST. N. W.
The Washington times., 1911-05-08
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY Cp-To-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. NJ. T. PINES. Merchan:
Tailor, zoos 7th st. n. w. Phone II. s2i4.
The Washington times., 1911-05-08
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS?
White help and moderate prices. LEON l.
CAHOON, Acme Window Cleaning Co.. re-
noyed TO 81 g st. N. w. Phone II. 7l6a.
The Washington times., 1911-05-08

FIRST-CLASS SHOE REPAIRING =
able prices. ]. STANLEY. s06 9Th n. w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

~. French snd tusa,h ose-sA-eH y ,anaea ~er n preparation 10
psihic 'ohoo. lie placed himself % ne hands o. the sDecAHsf vho after a
n'urt oi considerable rue ssrur-d ID parkman hat boz vas rr.at, i'm
proved
Treatment
soon after 10 Ill advised ro take a special course be tratmeut admin
''r"d d homeopathic rApert After -ome months o. submission 20 tHe
"paih De pIf-eian cal 20 lm Tor farkmau. md that you are
very much better
Well 0 don't was Or rarAm3as reply boz b. e ka- " hon-opauh,
hen intimate personal friends otn--ed him 'a be submit TO the
of a hydropath tie accepted rbe advice and unlimited 90 cod
baths al Fnds Of queer immerstors and cold nanipuuuons ana "a ss at last
assure That s its sere being uasteTed
AnoN better IA ur rarhmans reply and he gave up hydropatay
NeNf Welding 90 M persalsiou % friends d To- vent 10 son OF ~ "a
nols baths o. Europe. aud returned home TO express syGten-ousy us
opinion OF The iuadequacy u tae~@ European reatneuf
A. .s'a friend 70 whose Judgment FarNman placed much confidence As
sured him tta' his trouble was chiefly mental. that his dircl.y VA. IN his
neVes which we're PayinE strange FRANKS ~Uh him. causing hn 90 imagine
at sorts M pains q ache A. te advice Of this friend DR. parkmau ca ed
10 a specialist whose method OF ueatuent Nas along the lines OF some %
Practitioners OF the faith cure or me mind cIe
Patients ur parkman Welded 90 thsp psychological treatment one GA,
Pie expert having hId pr Parkman = hand for som uue n his own. b. at
said 70 him.
The Ereai historian j1mpet o naonng hs hands avay ad 800 O.
I'NEh. very hrlsQir ione or N'f" ne said lfeel Ee > t-df FOOT am
through with an thisn onsenseal treatment . dismiss them au
And sth ht determination Dr. FarkmsnN vent ou With bis cr~sf arb
and continues the cultivation o. hoNrr- ad his lectures o. professor %, hou.
culture az Harvard until he died
'Copyrghf 1911 BY p , Ldeard- Al right. reserved
Name"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
~ coSsEas plis-r

Ar samlsi GauB~rs 4aaos n1~s
nat b. 3 go % enc rho.. N.N-
nara ousiD=.s Mr go-ysrs asy
sell - nsrs 49, sever l1f Sc.a
SOC FOR NJ Coasc-. I'd. sAa- l1-
credit sincerity. sae 49, ss.s- %
ors@aiIsd labor AGA en- lllrl-lc-
% IT, ncNanarss re .los- lo.
ever u Go 80 H- made ,h-u a.
hsn~ BE hsc q r. t3 b-Le.- 10
heir i~nnocsrc- b-t 30 rad ~ rslt
~ declare to tl~ cord f..f 10 kl-s
hsy -srv ta1o.slt H. lad "a ugli
10 help them s-clr- FAIR rra. a-t
De had no rEa. to rr fo rt.s c.ass
feeling n Case hatred to ,1r.r t-p
port Ar ComFr stand. az f-or
oustly d~iscrrd.t-- as result o. ne
AcNam-fas ~coEfs-sol a, th- N.N
maTas sr- taru. 80 it. TIA, nor
ard probably dc moi have a guilty
knOwlsdEs o. fhe 81. S4msras crimes
bat be- did shua a farlo4s prelude,
and partisan narrosu~ss unworthy o'
an imPorfau' leader Boo 4n .myor.4n,
caIae
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
WORKERS
FIRST STATEMENT
OHctsl Publication Expresses Sur.
prise over MeNamaraS'
Aomtsson Of Outlt.

fNDiANAPOLls. Ind. Dec I3-The
Iron Workers association. from the
headquarters. here John q McNa.
mara as secretary treasurer had Mo
Once. odaF through one o. fs pub.
lc1uOns i.sucd the first sjutem-nt %
has made siuD Tho NCNamafas con.
isssious The state follows
Just before Eolrg To- press fue sur.
prising news reached this office tha,
j T. McNamara and j O. Mcnamara
aft entered pleas of guilty boz The so.
prrior court OF los Angeles county.
ln view az those pleas part o. -he
contents uf his issue may seem OBI
'o The readers. bat 40 az Dr. was writ.
ton 90 a time ben We bad implicit
iaifh in tho innocence Of these men.
and Ne have. therefore. concluded 20
I"' This matter 20 out in Ifs original
form We have 90 details -routernlue
tl. confessions other than those con.
talreI ln Doe newspapers. bur hope fa
h" more fuilF acquainted with fhe
Facts before the next issue OF OBJ. mag
aziue. 80 which time we vii take our
readers fully into our confidence
The other references 20 the Mona.
mara case are along the same limo rs
those appearing during recent months,
and some Of them tell 81 efforts be.
'ng made 10 raise funds 20 obtain for
tn" Mcnamara a fair and impartial
trial"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
NEW CHARTERS
issued 70 Three West Virginia Cor.
Germs BY the Secretary
% State.
BY CAL y. YOUNG
Intsllgencsr Bureau
Charleston. W. Va. Dec. u.

The following charters have been
issued by the secretary OF stat,
Lewis County Publishing company.
OF Weston. ". Va. 10 publish news
paper and carry on general printing
business Authorized capital. $4,000.
incorporation q = Schust-r. ST D.
- LiuEcr. Tom g. skinner. Jane, O.
QUINN ans Herbert 80 Blair of
Weston.
Bartlett Hincr COMPANY. OF Bgea.
harmon. w Va. Go drill for Oh and
gas. cut timber and maugil,tur. bonn.
Der iu Greeuhrler district Uf uodl.
ridge county Authorized capita. So.
600 incorporation Aston 20 u.,.
ron. Arthur = Dayton. of Ph.ipgi 49,
va & = Hlncr. g.. ~ Bartlett and
g. q. Arnold. OF BIckhaunor
Peoples Insurance Agency corpora.
toT. Of Princeton. IS. Va. 10 ru.dur'
general insurance business Author
ized capital. $4,000 incorporation
George W Leazenhy. vs. d.. W-Ibrru.
q e. Row Inns 7 r. Gooden and % D.
De ~Iarnette. ADJ of Princeton
COMMISSIONS of Banking = " Ma.
fh~es ha- issued o. certificate f1 The
Nirginiau Rank 81 Commerr. OF
Princeton. W Va ans fhe ht1s 81
now ready % transact business I'
has q capital o. $4,000 End has elect.
81 the following officers F-rsIIer-.
W d. Pcudi~ton. first vice president
6 J. Evans. and cashier. e. Do
Plaster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
the ONLY FARMER IN TIE
SENATE

Some Of us were not a little sur
prised the other day To- learn. through
a resolution o. The National Grange.
that Obadiah Gardner. 81 Maine b.
the only practical farmer In The
United states senate
Here Is q problem FOR tho attention
OF "a sociolorIsts There Is a
sprinkiing Of farmers In the lover
branch o. state legislatures bur
they are largely Veedsd out Of Tho
state SenateE They are scarce in.
deed. az governors and couEressmen
And YET when CinDiuuatIs vas
made consul " ancient Rome-Ia'er
dictator. be vas found pIouThins or
his farm Md George Washington
n % The greatest constructive poll
tieians Of al aEe- farmcd Tho estate
Of Mount Vernon
There 's mo- class COL. people fr.f q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

The parkerburE Dispatch NeWs
nutic Dafes matters but stll Us com
ment on The Wheeling Hospital move
ment 81 pertinent and timely The
Dispatch SeVs -ays
r s-. arc a Dot 90 ps,p.. poo IS %, nE
u.. sItr a%r4n.nt- rarsirx from s. 10000
f1 8 1000 rn uarf arI asuhr-rtI do.f
f..rI w.. ~ f The r|-af.sra and
d--ra' With H.i.H mat $3.50 0l0 s.r 1
..w tIt. hospital was RAISED There last
ace. lends fl i-t f.r wInf o.t f me
larF- frast. OFT some smaller .uuu...-
reH Ir-.Ir GOO state boundary
The $3.50 600 po has not yet been
quite ai raised. but So viii be-. api
t. is % hne evidence Of What tb. p-o.
pie of Wheeling can do Vheu the,
tr Also. just reflect Tor q momsu.
thai the people a. Wheeling have JUS,
gotten through raising $3.50. 600 oo for
e new auditorium. Sio.o1o 0o or $50.
900 600 ior 81 new home Tor The HON.
81 tho Good shepherd. o. abou.
$500. 600 900 Tor e. s " ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
M coRs~ELLs tscoNstsT.
EsCV

The farkFuDurs u.apa',h Seas
render "a rec. service Boa calling a..
tsrsion 10 The i1cous .tsn, co4rss %
one John ! Dorlp-H During recent
months NJ Coma-I has been o o.
h loudes' aud most persistent crit
hes OF The State aimlu.sfrauou ln 70
Eard 20 The Virginia debt Mr. Corn.
sell has occupied % great many col
umns o. hh I%ourts. with assaults
upon tho lawyers Who representsd
the west Virginia eide % the
case. wi'h dire prediction % various
kinds ana disaster. and Slth thinly
ysilsd hints that fh. case ought 20 be
eomproml s-d Su~ I-f 90 see what
the state of WEI virginia has done
n has Slmpiy -mploys d attorneys
Ia resist the collection 81 thc Virginia
debt 10 any eHy Would John J
CornNeil have done ofher4ts-r Would
he have had This state rush into the
market and bu, ~ The ditCrsdltsd
Virginia c~crtncaf-a' Would be- have
'' '' TO"
~ "''n'@ "'''
49, vac a.
" '"' senate "m
Campbell. q democrat. coIA-ague OF
" '"' ''"'
''' ''''"'NN '''"'n'''"
V,,s,,,. rt. r,.
and rsfu-.- to take ar. acton .a t-s.ri
20 Snai ~ n''Nn ID, 'h, l'fs n'' Debit.
by can-id-rins a., r-rors.tti.T .r ,S...t
rnsnt 'or s-ttiem~nt -'.raHcd 'r bs
sS,.uN"4 i-' appointment ~ an' come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
PANIC AT WU-CHOW
Massacre feared a. Hands Of Chinese
Rebels 20 Avense Murders
a. Canton.

HO\G KONG China. Dec One
of tho most iupLlenf ae-s of piracy
occurred today ON rho West river
when o. passenger boat srcamHng
a|ous near Doe town oI shin Hinc
was Dotted almost under the bows o.
several Chinese glnboai- Nou- of
fu~ passengers vas hurt. Luf O. con
siderable amounf o. their property
was stolen
8 panic is reported to have oc.
CURED among fhe population OF the
city ot Wu'hov who are .u dread OF
ar attack Dos fhr people ~ Canton iu
revenge t.I &C. recent massacre lu chat
c.ft. Wheu e. number OF fhe r-.u.l.
rouary troop, were mistaken Cor %
rates some ~ them we're killed
Hohr"-i'- continue 20 ta Nrry fire.
qr-rf iu Canton The thieves whom
caught. ere af once defended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
HOLD BOY FOR TRIAL
Young Elsirs Lad Accused % Send
ing Backward Note. Held 20
the Federal Ccurt

Spfh flsrs'-r .Y t.- l~rf.i.zrncer
ELkiNS S. Va Dec T. Joe
Sine fh- ye4ro'f sou OF Frank
q whose arrest occurred Tuesday
Tor attempting fo eNf1~f $500 from H
d. hiuke b. writing backhand
letters Threatening 'o $3.50 t.m. k.anap
Die son and burn uI. home wac sItea
Cd hear rE before f.Ital -fa.,s Com.
m'sfIouer Morris af Pn.trrI today.
tni 'u default of $500. bail vas sent
'o jail iE ParkersburE fo await trial
Detective : l. M|lr.Illrr stood af
fhe ~pus-0flre mail box for several
days. rafrL.ue every letter ua Cd
and Watching fro party lepo..rug
until riues .ast 'effsr ua- mailed.
rrF.'fiuF .n Due arrrtt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

The Weston Democrat. the IA.
naVha Nevs. and the Monroe Watch.
nan sl substantial Democratic pa.
p~rs demand i democratic primary
for the nomination OF O. successor 20
G.. ". Watson
Watch them Get TO-.
When e. vs. Watson submits bic
chance, TOR th- S|cnatorship 10 ID vote
OF The Democratic voters Of West Vir.
ginia water vill begin 20 ru up bin.
Mr Watson is not bothering abou,
the Democratic Nofers The Demo.
crate machine and Tho purchased
Democratic press are Nhat fe relies
upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

] stood before The eouny Jail ana sat that suffrage ought TO
"n. The woman better tan thc male Z cried. to nout her e a
SIN She has more virtue and more sense Than av
NOmANS mn "no walks the earth. at al the world a few
WISDOM years hence. vii have 90 own her sterling aor-A a
woman always loves the good and hates me false the
bad the vile for Innocence she's always stood. and looked on merit
Sth q smile Then came a long raraae Of sanes. Who halted A.
the prison door: they bore upon their graceful frames q %, DO ro,.ry
flowers or more asked the iader ahy they brought these floral
tributes to hrs den He answered. Vel. YOU know we've caught
that send who slew a dozen men We have rim 'e,tersd safe bv
rng- to hold him 600 the hsngmsa comes and ever, d, m, ,o~.-
'"k VI" oN"os -d SnNSanhemums WALT MASON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

80 -NfsNb q A~ lNf+rNf Fer -aah 70 p tr~rl
lrnt - ne Tlifec states
FarSmHns 'rarul-ss never Affected be m.l1 arc
q. 10 advanced ir f~u-s ne Intellectual. po4vrs seemed
10 De even brE1urr thai flef wer- bob the 1aer before
ntarss cane lpoa sE Hs pains anG anuotanccs. hos
"f-r. al aCu~-Ur- pay havos Efh ks f~iuI~ram~u-
ep hat be Creu appeared 90 D. uruhqU-. rough aut ,rr-s
Nheu. iu fact. 10 uace fhess displays 30 temper sIuIly
o~raua- Pc uas tu1e.flg pan
} rec-nfs harmed directly from ur ParAmals AmI
81 shat some ~ Do attempts had beel OBJ master ne
paine and Us slirh rs flesh Vas h~ir 20 anc WY a.
isst be- gave 30 Iu resignation and BOZ despair a. o.
t-upt- % thts CHARACTER 20 cur- h- A-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

col Abraham L.Iys handsome fes.
lures are eroVdinE out Christmas ad.
vertistng iu 'hc state press col
LiII,s boom FOR Attorney General is
born nll grown aud suI growing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
New News of Yesterday
4 Great historians Pr0isne Confession

INAANAHs FAhhAAS 49, ~coszi-s a. ne asa aer-rats ara tLors-sn.
BOZ n Er-atsst % Am~rr4l 1ltoran- Leo tl 1sg e. re home
- A-sn'Ha Hs- ia APE Atl I- lakuau As tor mArJ yvar-
On Al,-l4 um-l1 Aimee a hyg41rrt-r His physra alur-'s N~re
A-S4N'a} frrrsatef D. hsH np-rrrt ssz. tr a~ Nu1s1 % Prescott
h"st An-T-ah historian. also s .n 90 MasraeAl.ers. Farkual
-V. % tstores - zutciaI h-g NyatkssEdEE ur Panama r-rli
A- ae "a q "n'alsAsuc hgrufa t4rsr-f tasiuE spparenty rc-te pul~
A hs. rose garden Ia -. irurzv achevcnruts o. ths r~sy-cr he re-
HD~ "-ors@ hsncror- our great Lstoua1. uLo once ted be- "a he hac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

s-'isf issor7>1 o. r.sf ass q Es-s~r
- 20 sse TIE snals of Ire W11y CO
80 -Hei1f- th- man $40 ~ 49, frou
ozr hsEsiau.. hsias-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
r.e coaaueTlon 81 voreas

INE CORRUPTION Of VOTERS.
a defeated cand.cs'- Tor ,onsres.
charges tAa- vote l.sus ass b-~a
carried on as generously and rrom...
cuousiy 10 Fsy~tt~ county. Perasyis4
MIA a. o. aas 100 Adams oouaf,. Ohio
lf b careful. scare ~er~ made - would
probably be- found that rh- ohio o..
rAites acre not th- only ones 10
whom The elective franchise seemed
70 BE- a valuable asset. 'o De- coined
nto NONE, 90 regular occasions o.,
msy b. noticeable. moreover that the
growth ~ corruption 10 politics .- co
incident. 90 % speak ulth tho do
cadence Doc party sentiment Neu Uho
feel strongly on part, questions and
Rho are inteuse partisaus may not BE-
a. open 10 reason 80 they ought 10
De-. but 'hey are pretty certain NOT 20
sell their votes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14
WOODWARD MAY RUN
Former Coraresswa7 fs Sounding
Sentiment m the Fourth Con
aressionaI District.

rrr I'D i.ruaf.H tI ffr f.f-f ran.sr
FNRKERSHJRG. So ya. u-. o..
FORMER Congressman Harry g.
woodward uas in fhe civ yesfarfa,
sounding sentiment as fo the poiIt
teal conditions Iu ibis section Or .s
saIl no. q SERIOUSLY Considering fne
announcing of nHs candidacy flr con.
Eress again but has not reached any
definite conclusion ur..I re ccnsllfs
uifh friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

TITO h.r-a .rr -.a now
stars a or Nou.rs Shoe
'usf rgIf .1r tle street.. for storm.
days-'or .a-r comfort 1 POP s.te
Every woman tha- secs tarm U.es
them
Mel.au CT or rho extreme -er-'
Leale-s 90 duh cali tsre re.re
OF e.rfa4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-14

r-el1ss.1 u.l5 Esr-1f a-u44g - a..
fntrliEsn-sr F.easa.a- f1srgsfg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04
N'VEAGH Receives
WICKERSHAM REPORT
GOVERNMENTS ATTI TT DE IN
REGARD TO NEW YORK BANK
CAREFULLY PREPARED.

By ASSOcluteu Ifcbh,
Washington. Aug. Attorney
General Wickersham's report upon
his inquiry into the relations OF the
National City Bank Of New York
with the recently organized National
City Company, was sent to Secretary
McVeagh of the treasury today. II
probably will be Il day or two before
McNeagh reviews the findings and a
week or more before he decides what
action. If any shall be taken by the
Treasury Department.
It was learned today that the bank
directors are prepared for any adverse
report, and that a complete under
standing will he reached without liti-
CATION,
AS the report of Mr.. Wickersham
will outline the governments attitude
towards the owning of banks by the
Security company method there is
every indication that the govern
ment's course will be laid out with
great deliberation, and the whole
course may be discussed by the cabi-
net before any announcement Is
made.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04
NO PRICE AGREEMENT.
Topping of Republic Iron Says There
Was No Trust" Pact.

By Associated Press.
New York, Aug. 9.-John A Top
ping, chairman of the board Of di-
rectors of the Republic Iron and Steel
Company, which recently cut prices
on steel products told the House
committee Of inquiry into the affairs
of the United States Steel Corpora
tlon today that no agreement to main
tain prices existed between the steel
corporation and Independent compa-
MES.
Topping was led into a discussion
OF the so-called Gary dinners whore
the steel men assembled 10 talk over
the trade. His attention was called
10 n Gary dinner last May, after the
Republic Company cut prices, which
he had not attended. He said that he
did not know whether or not he had
been sllghted because the Republic
slashed prices
Before going into the steel ore
question, Mr.. Topping, who formerly
was a member Of the Tennessee Coal
& Iron Company, told the committee
that at the time for the transfer Of
the Tennessee Company TO the United
States steel Corporation he had not
wanted to sell his stock, but did so
out Of friendship for Grant b. Schley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04
MIGHT Be A mistake
SAYS THE NEBRASKAN
BRYAN BASED EDITORIAL ON \
Observation-Disclosures
IL WRONG.

By Associated Press
Chicago, August 3.-Vountarlly
assuming fun responsibility for the
editorial published In his weekly
paper which caused Chairman Under
wood Of Alabama to brand him as a
falsirier in tho House yesterday w
j. Bryan today replied that he In
tended to give the Democratic leader
an early opportunity to discuss other
things. lie said he would grant tho
request OF Mr.. Underwood that he
make public the source Of information
the editorial was based on.
lio declared that the information
was taken from a Washington dis
patch published by a Lincoln paper.
If this information Is correct, Mr..
Bryan declares he VIII stand by his
statements, If investigation shows It
to be erroneous, he gladly will ac-
knowledge his mistake.
Mr. Bryan arrived I'm Chicago early
IN the morning and read the attack
Of Underwood in the newspapers
while eating breakfast lie left be.
fore noon for Iowa whore he has en-
gagements to lecture.
Yes | read the reports Of Mr..
Undorwood's speech in the morning
papers said Mr.. Bryan "The crlti-
clsms TO which he refers arc con-
tained in an editorial which ] wrote
myself. Tho report on which the
editorial was based appeared last
week after the House caucus Of July
20. / am not sure of the exact date,
but II was not earlier than Wednesday
~ last week, and not later than Sun
day morning. The dispatch from
Washington said that Speaker Clarke
offered a resolution, a modification
Of or substitute for resolution by
another member, instructing tho
Ways and Means Committee TO pro-
oeed with other bills.
"The dispatch stated" continued
continued Mr.. Bryan. that Mr..
Clarke was supported by number
of members but that Representatives.
Underwood ana Fitzgerald led the
fight against the bill and defeated
H."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-04
NAVY LIEUTENANT IS A
suicide At THE ASTOR
CHARLES T.. BILLHAR1'S BODY
FOUND WITH SMALL GUN
IN HIS HAND.
BY Associated Press,


New York. Aug. 8.--Lloutenant
Charles e. Brilliant Of tho United
states Navy, was found dead from n
bullet wound, in his room at the
Hotel Astor late today. There was no
circumstances to contradict the cor
oners immediate opinion that the
case was one Of suicide.
In one Of his hands, which were
crossed over his body as II lay in q
chair he clutched .22 callber re-
volver with all but one of the six
chambers loaded, The bullet from
the empty chamber had struck his
right temple and made It's way
through his head and was found on
the floor behind him.
To Mrs Charles r.. Brilliant, who
is said to be his bride Of about eight
months, the man had sealed, ad-
dressed and stamped n letter which
the coroner forwarded 10 her at
Washington without opening.
Brllhart arrived at the Astor short
ly before noon Tuesday without bag
gage. No particular attention was
paid 20 him until today when maid
complained that sho could not get
to his room. Entrance was forced
and tho body found.