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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09
harvester TRUST
HEARINGS STARTED
(By Associated press,l

ST. PAUL, Minn.. Dec. 9.-Hearings
in the suit Of the government against
the International company to dissolve
the alleged harvester trust begin here
late this afternoon.
1t is expected the hearings will con-
tinue all week. Witnesses are eX.
pected here from North Dakota, South
Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Nebraska and Missouri.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--For his
splendid work in building the Panama
canal Colonel George GOethals,
chairman OF the isthmus canal com.
mission, may be advanced to a full
generalship in the army, with title
and rank corresponding to that in the
navy now held by Admiral George
Dewey. The promotion would be for
life and not subject to retirement for
any cause. Prominent among, men
who favor conferring this honor IS
Representative James r. Mann Of ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09
POTATO RATES
were SUSPENDED
Present Existing Rates will
be Maintained for Another
Two Years
10y Associated press.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.--lncrease
in freight rates on potatoes. ranging
from one.half cent to eight cents per
hundred from points Of production in
Nebraska, South Dakota and similar
territory to all destinations east. to-
day were held by the interstate COM
nrerce commission TO be unreasoH-
able. Suspension of the proposed ad.
vances was made permanent and ex-
listing rates were ordered maintained
for at least two years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09
J|M JAM JEM DEALERS were
NOT indicted BY Federal JURY
BIKE RACERS
BREAK RECORDS
(1y Associated press.)

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.--All records
were broken at S o'clock this morn.
ing at the end of the Sth hour of the
six.day bike race in Madison Square
Garden. At that time Is teams tied
at 1S9 miles and three laps. This is
three miles and eight laps better than
the record bad by Hehir and Goullet
in 1910. All riders are in good con.
ditiOn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09
ALASKAN VOLCANOES
BREAK LOOSE again
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-An earth
quake shock lasting % minutes, and
apparently 1900 miles distant was re-
corder on a seismograph here early
today. II was thought eruption of the
Alaskan volcanoes may have begun
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 9.--Govern-
or Cole L. Blease 0f South Carolina,
takes radical stand conceraing the
lynching OF negroes for "the usual
crime In addressing the convention
of governor here he said: 81 have
said all over the state Of South Caro-
lima. and say 1t again now, that
will never order out the militia to
shoot down their neiahbors and pro-
tect black brute who commits a
crime against white woman. There
fore, in South Carolina. let 1t be un-
derstood that when negro assaults
a white woman all that is needed Is
that they get the right man, and they
who get him will neither need nor re-
ceive trial.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09
. Z % e 1 y K 4. 80 = 4 - q
> 3 THE WEATHER. :

. North Dakota fair tonight /.
and Tuesday; warmer tonight. :
) $$s%@@e* : = = $e$ e 80 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09

The revised figures show that In the
next Congress the southern democrats
will have a membership Sn the house
and senate together about equal to
that from all other sections 81 the
country. II sss IA sss' sss 1ss
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-09
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Senate.

Senate.
Convened at noon.
Senator Overman introduced joint
resolution authorizing joint inaug-
uration committee OF six members.
The judiciary committee Informally
considered Taft's judicial appoint
mentsH
House.
Convened at noon.
Resumed consideration of the legis'
lative, executive and judicial appro.
priation bill.
Democratic members Of the ways
and means committee conferred on
plans for tariff revision at a special
session.
Banking and currency sub-comnit-
tee resumed it's hearing in the money
trust" investigation, Chairman Pujo
making a statement repudiating re-
ports as to the committees intentions.
Plans Of Ways and Means.
W WASHINGTON Dec. 9.-The demo.
cratic members of the house ways and
means committee held their. first gen
eral conference today, to discuss
plans for tariff work to precede the
extra session Of congress. Chairman
Underwood outlined his own views
regarding what would be done before
March 4, submitting plans for hear.
ings and preliminary work on the pro.
posed tariff revision bills.
II suggestions OF the majority DEM
ocratic committeeman are followed,
the hearing will probably start early
in January.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
.ic ser MtDr9en ta9t.

SD frere mid, Oab lie ibm &c.
iaaert" iaste iie, raber es lit bod
ihredlif, blind gu iein."
lin iih bas @efiibl anihaitlifcr
5l MAIDEN, idIoB lie Die aueen,
itrefte Die Irme Dor lid unb 9ing
mie Aoolf Sarrington. Sas Or
pertinent gelang 10 gut, baB Tie Den
3uitanb siemlih angenebm fano, bis
tie in cinen &oienitraud gerietb. Der
ibr Stirne ltno Mrme 3erriB, mdbe
reno Die Saare iid in Den 3weigen
perpidelten.
.Gs lit rpeniger luitig, als id,
oaflte," rief lie, mahte lid, 10 gut
es sing, los uttO elite Dem Sauie 81,
Srau atberton 5u beribten, slOolf
Sarrington mare blind.
Sic biIbete iid) etmas elm, bic
grite 81 iein, Die iol6e annoe
brudte. @as miro lie oaSu iagen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Oas ploblid in ibrem GeoGdtniB
auf9etaildt.
2eile itabl iif Die ieltiam tpebmii.
tbige WeiIe ourb Ole late Suit,
@rasia lauidte, peifer nurbe es in
ibrem Semitic, Ser bittere Sab err
itarb, ipie title 3br1nen ienfte iih'S
in hire Seele.
IboIf bate Die 8lumen gefiiBt,
err liebte Tie olio nod. Surd) of
Die oiiiteren Sabre mar ct ibrem
@nbenfen treu geblieben. &onnte
lie baS an ibm perihnloete ltnrebt
ni6t gut MAIDEN, ipenn tie oaS Own.
fcl ieiner Griitens at Iiften Der.
iuhte?
WGre es ni6t oes Slides Siiac
i'm Sonnenlihte ieiner 2iebe .3u lie.
ben, i'm 81 lieben, i'm sr &enen9
8rasia liebte slbolf, in bieier
2iebe Madt entidloB Tie iib al Ell
mem Sdritte, ben iie niht gepagt
bGtte, pare @bolf niht eleno gene.
len uno bilflos. Carmen ioate tag.
lid ibm 9lumen unb @riiBe brin-
gen, bis er Den @unib Gl,berte, iie
ielbit ST iprefen. Damn miiroe iie
81 linn ellen, linn iasen, pie freuo.
los ibr 2eben gepeien bon Dem
Gage, ga iie iene unielige @abI ge.
t%roffen, Die tic. chamber entfremoet
@ieaeidt miiroe er Tie nod einmal
iragen, oh tie iein @eidif tbeilen
moate, o uno pie gliidlif miiroe lie
bas @ort fliiitern, bas Tie Dor adj
Sabren linn permeigert.
Sm froben Sbauen iold)en gu.
funftstraumes iab @ra5ia sic
meiBen @olfen iiber Die boben
Saumpipfel bon Goaingmooo sieben
rno lauidte Garmens Stimme, Die
immer nod ST. ibr beriiberflang.
Die Wittagsglode erifaGte, uIs
@ra5ia niht mie e~etpobnlid in,
Speiie3immer erifien, tpurbe Gar.
men 81 ihr eeionot. Sic ,fano iic
in rubigem Shlutmner. SrGnmte
lie bon Iboli @arrineton inns Dem
i6peoii6en &inbe2 -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
4. aapiteI. J.
Mboli mnb Carmen.

Iuf sloolfs bunfelen Yfub iicl Gin
Sd,immer bes 2ihtes.
Sb ons frcnloe &inb i'm micocr
beiilben miirbe? Gr bottle cs. slrn
Morgcn bes iolgenben Cages bcNob
or iid ms gleid)e Spmmer)oils nnb
latifte Dem Ieidten Critic. Gr
braild)te llift lange 81 parten. Sic
tam nit Dem gllmenitrnib, Den
0ra5ia iorgidltig gebunocn.
,St!" ingte lie unipiQfiirlidL ais
tic i'm an Dem Srte iisen iab. no iie
i'm 81 trefien ermortct. lutb lcid)tcr
uno leifter wuroe Der Sritt DER
&leincn.
abolf iteate ii6 iflaicno, Az nil
len. mos Carmen 5unGtit tNrnl
ruiir6e.
Sic trat ndber uno 6etradtetc i'm
nit @epunoeruna uno Screbrrna.
.@enn id nit,t 10 bdBlid) mo
ihlparS mare" iliiitcrte lie, vpiiroc
ih @ott aae Gage bitten oob or
did mieber icben laiic, arn,er, blin-
Der Mann!"
Is lit unmoglih, bns ticfe go.
tbos 5l bcifreiben, nit Dem Gar
men Die LETTER @prte iprat). 2iebc.
REMEMBERING, Niitleib, Grbarmen
tlnngen aus Dem Conc unb b~criihrten
ciDcntbiimlih bcs .armcn blinbcn
Wnnncs" Ser5.
Wcmegt bob mo ienftc iid) Die
brcite @ruIt, Sbrdncn orangcn oiird)
oic geid)loiicncn 2iocr, Die eriten icit
Dem Gage, an Dem mon i'm hinaua.
geiiibrt in Die Come. bic er iiibltc,
ubcr nidt mebr iob.
Or bat eincn boicn Sruinn,"
ingte Carmen. unb miid)te bcbutionl
ore Sabre bon Der @ange oes id)eir.
bar Sblnmmcrnoen.
Sod)tc l%trciftc lie bos glGn5cnoe
Spar bon DER ipciBen Stirnc.
so, MN iicbt INC out ans"
iagte lie cnblid) beirieOigt mo trot
cIncn Sd)ritt 5llriid, bos 9ilo inn
polcll Gt'Ctt 6li bctr0d)ten.
vMiro lid mobl wlunoern. pcr
bier mar, menn er oifDnd,t. ih
pills abcr nid,t p~errotbcn, pielleidt
fonlme id) morgen micbcr."
Sir lc9tc Ole NlunIcn in feline
Sano un0 elite oupon.
Seine Notidait?" froatc @ro;iu.
Carmen binterbrGdtc, mas lie &c.
lcben, mo tG1lid) bono bic iuroc
@ittme eincn Strmlh ocn oic
9lcine 3llr iclben Stlmbc nud) Sol
lingppoo bradtc. no Nbpii i'm Com
mcrbnns lie crlportcte.
Nod bntten tic fcin @ort gclucd).
lclt, Carmen mar jc0c3mal, nodj0cnl
ne Die 0nftcl0cn @riiBc in icinc
&aiO gclcgt, entihliipft. ebe er 3cit
iorlO, ne 5urildglbolten.
Ginea MorgcnS, nnd)ocm Iic in
6olgc bon l~lniuobliein mcbrcrc Sanc
illft gctonmcr, lportcte CT ilngcoul,
Dig am g~cpobnten Flat.
Gr bate lid Dem iremocn ainoc
Icltiom mNcidloiicn. Gage lang M.
tcrbiclt er iid) nit Dem Giloe Der
ticllcn llnbcfdnntel; mcnn CT
TbcnoS oili @nminc iob mo Oca al.
ten @oterS AluNcn mo &ilnidc Dor.
IL, iebntc CT lid) na6 Der &lcincl
0c1ennort.
IN @ciclidInft bea bcitc"cn, lei,
baften ainocs oGahtc linn oco g.
ber mcniacr trouriN, or itcntc lid
Dor, mic ld)on e. lcin mii;ic. mtml
lie clicnaIcih burd) Contingencies
HIinlc glciteu miir0c.
"abcr od). oau bori nid)t icin."
| lcgtc er icnijcno, .aui ms Alcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

entlann, obaleif es ibr ma,, als
bate lie friiber Gil einem unbereu
Srtc gelcbt, mo Die soloenen Sroll.
ben reid uno reif ant @eiuItod
minften, 100 lie 9ieber borte. Ipie
lolhe mn i'm Ira,lme pieSer in IN.
beItimmten WeIobien bird ibre
Scele 5osen. Sbre M,ttcr MAJ III
gtcp yorf g%citorben: baS hattie i5r
Die @oriteberin bes @oiicnbauIes &C.
lngt. Sic mar bon elmer SralL eic
tic bonn Sungertooe retten rooilte, IN
Die Mnitalt gcbrnd)t iuorben.
Carmen er5ablte Die @eif,id,te
cbne Tiidbalt, obnc sic ~leiieiic Ser
m1,tbung, baB Der itol3e M.anr lie
GeringidaBeuo betradtcn miirbe, ireiL
lie arm uno bilritig luar.
Na6 Der ecIicu llcberspinouns
iano er ipirtlid) feline Se,am!aiIung
ra6u nno uiinidte oieber, iie nlpd)te
bel inn bleiben. Gr Ddtte gerre az.
lpitbt, mie buS Sims alisidbc, ipasta
aber nid)t 81 frogen, o,is Jurd)t.
plcoerbolt lid cntt1uiflt AT icbeu.
Gr IflpGrmte fir Sd)oabeit, pers
lnod)tc ein @efiiol Der 2lbnci0uug
gegen bdBlid)c @clidltcr riGNt 81
ilberi1iiIben. .s.H
qSit Gruu ,lyD.tton ba9lAah
irngte CT plGblid). Gr e:im;erte lidl
Gil 0sa5io G~imcnSoaf2 &ci5 ua,h
Hnnnltb mo p%rr!MnR!c ~ mi'Ien, OF
ihrc Sd)5rb:it pcvblihcl.
.GGa mollt ib m:i@rt.' rici Gar.
men, lie bit lYHnSe.ih6ne bionbl
Mourc mo bilng !tuGcn."
.Snlm mlli lie lilcrHiHga rcisena
icilL" lnd)tc Noolf, .9riiiie lie bon
Llir unb irn9e, Oh lie INN meini
%iiroc tbcilcn wiirbc? Sergio q
nid)t unO bringe mir morgen oil
Intluort."
.Ticlc @riiBc, iuo oh, Sic nun
lclrc-leine-ad), ipie lagte CT mlra
SSns ioltc tic nit ibm tbcilen2 Nhlu
ia, CT Doatc, onB lie nnd) Goaiug'
wooe acbeu mo bel inn mobncn
mod)tc."
Ntbcnlos elite Carmen heinz lit6
~Itiir5tc ms 3immcr, no @ra5ia chen
@ricfc itricb. Sic fonnte. aus ben
&cour nidt flug wcrben, oennod /,
iibcrid)lid) lie mdrmes, ieliges @e
filhl, mic lie ME micocr empiunben
lett Die Murtbe Den junafrGltlider
SdIcitcl 9cihmiift.
Suttc oas &ino aild) goolis @ortt
n!d,t gaDs bcbaiten, 10 id,;cn sod
GcmiB, bnB CT niinid)tc. Gra,ia ~
'pred)cn. mo i'c nur gcru bcreit
rcm @unidc iil mitiahren. Zen,
rod moll;c tic ili cine G@.e:le in lln
IerpiBbcit %lalicn. unb 10 aab tic San
men feline cntifeiocloe Nntpprb
ionocrn io9tc nllr, Dab lie ihren @et
Ter Nrtbur 1t. Claire 5u @cilh n
marte.
.@ir. Ct. Claire acbort cil,er Del
critcn Tnmilicn ocS Siioens an" en-
florte Nrou Nibcrton, oca mare nil
lieb, weum iii Gid bcniibtcit, Gid
onitGnoiN iu bctraNcn."
.Sari i) nid)t cinnlal mehI
.lniti1" ioacn?" iraNtc Carmen mn
lold) crnitfouiid)cm Iuaoriid. Dat
iid) 8roiin cincs SGdjclna ilidt CT
mcbrcn fonnte.
.Smitig" mar ibr S~icbliuaaport
Sic bcllllEtc c. bel ir0er CSclcocuhci.
ltlo bcbnllptctt, e. pan Maric DC
lcrnt III hnhcn. User Muric ciNcnt
lid mar, blicb i'm llntlorcn. ii,
miiitc mir, onii Mnric niht Nllt Nc
gen JIG Gupcicn. llmIicuit pcrilldt,
Wra5in Dem Muodcl bcNrciilid u
nlod)clL ipic umpaiicnD mo l1d)crlid
Gicicr Nmsbrnd anWilcu mcrocr
ionltc. vluitiN" mar iiir Carmen ons
&roftport ciper bciricbigtcu SccIc
Gortittuma iol1t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

~
burfte, ibr foIgte oas iunge, Iieb.
lide @eien, bas id aud Mutter
%nannte, uno ser flcine Conn. Ser
@ater perfieI Dem Srriirn, i6 ser
glinobeit. 8, BOB iG Die Gait Dcs
Naieins nieoerlegen, oab ih iterben
fonnte!"
rSalten Sic oen atbem an" riei
Carmen, Ole inspiiden unbcmerft
gefommen, nbicllcid)t fonnen Sic eS
oann."
Ioolf erifraf momentum, eriabte
iebof iofort bes &inoeS Mrm uno
5og Tie su iif.
.Salten Sic Sen Mtbem on?"
fragte lie, oils er Idngere 3eit itnmni
blieb, Yniht wabr, Sic iagen mfrs,
menn Sic toot limo"
Der glinbe lad)te laut lirb bers-
lid. Ser Con iciner Stimme mar
10 gar5, luie ebenlals, als oas ltn-
gliid leine Soffnungen nod ni6t &c.
fnift.
.Sest mill ih niht ntebr iterben,
neil 9u bei mir bit, unb bliebeIt
Iu immer, 10 iiiblte i'd MIDI ai,d)
niht nebr ungliidliG."
80, oa5 mare luitigl" rici oe3
&ino Oergniigt, I'D piirbe leien ullo
lingeu uto Sic AMI 8egc fiibren.
no Sic bic Tiibc niht mnnb Itpbcn
f5untcn. Nbcr idj glolibc nid)t. bob
Nrnm Itbcror ~ crloilbcn miirbe,
rINcntlidl itcbe ib ood in ibrcnl
Nieuit."
.&m Sicnit?"
Sic N%arrinNtnn@ mdrcn ichr itplj,
9lbolf iiibltc lid, cittGllid)t. Gna
@iuo ldicn linn mcniacr un5ichcnb.
Nclllpd) miinid)tc or bciicn @cid)idltc
5u felunen mlio frngtc, no Ole aleinc
mobutc unb mnrim tic ibun iold)
id)onc 9lunncn aebrud)t2
I'D mobne bel Srou sltberton,
tic innbtc mid tlglid) nit Den @hi.
uIcn. @cnn Sic mir nm perlpre.
den, 10 lnngc Sic leben, eS Nicnlon.
Dem 81 lagen, iolcn Sic e%riobren,
pos Ybobe iu9t. Ebobc lit cine Nc.
germ. cinc freigcloiicne Sflupin, tic
bebouptet, Trou gtberton iei in Sic
pcrlicbt. Sh glaub's nlldJ. Dem als
ih ibr ingtc, onB Sic blind wGrcn.
wuroe ibr libel"
SeS WollueS ,3iide um0iiitcrteu
iid,.
.@cr lit ,Srou sltberton?"
.Sb.b.D!" lnd)tc Carmen gering.
id,Gseno, Sic fcnnen lie nid)t? @ro.
ala 9ltbcrton lit Die critc Tonte Der
Stabt, lie ihlGit in mciB beSoacnelt
Better uno baoet ieocn Morgen in
circr filpiernrn @onnc."
.Wra5in!" Carmen 5lldtc inter
Dem ielicrigcn Strobl Scr lihtloiet
MllgerL lie innbtc mir Die Slu-
mem?"
Die friid)cn @liitbcn entiiclen iei.
ncr Sono.
.Sa, JIG; worum dracrn Sic
iid)?"
Noolf lpnr oufgciprungcn mo
id)ritt in bcitigcr @cmcgung nlf
nIo nieOer. 8rn5io Ntbertull bate
ieinen Stol5 ucrlcet, ieiuc Sicbc Der.
idrndbt, or 9lullbtc iie 5u bniien,
inno cs impatient. bnB JIG in iold)cr
@eilc lid ibm nGbcrtc.
9nlb obcr bcbcrrid)tc cr iid mn
nabm icincn Elnt mic0cr Gin.
Ger Snilf bes @ciprGd)cS brud)tc
icii iriibcrca SSntcrciic iiir Carmen
5uriid. @ar lie and, jctt in oicncll.
Der Stcillnig 10 morcn lire Gltcra
picaeid)t bod b%ciicrer gbfnnit; CT
pcrilthtc, tic iibcr oicielbcu nilS1rs
iprid)cn. Sic abcr pcrmod)tc nIid,ts
81 iagcn. Cos @niienbniia par nos
critic &cinL bcIlcn tic iidl lcbbnitcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
0eaen &rebs[@aoeR.

ca eiupiebls hermit Stroop's 6erabmt.
bsutfhe Sutper. 5teielben beileH eoen (tob
nsdat uigebrod # eneu) arebSi oluohl iunerlid ais
Reasntrebs srfoiareid Su beilen. @egen RAN
rem bsuaniffs v. \. 10. , id,retbe man an:
YarS. y. Soeotug,
Seneca. Nauia3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
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besleitet. Urn NIB Speet asetns
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-05
.bLACKMA|L TRAP
| LANDS ALDERMAN
Accused Of E%xtorting $4,000
from Woman-Mission1
Worker Also Held.

NEW YORK, Sept. Enlarged with
12sth street, Republican alderman
from the Thirty-frst district. and
Eben J.. Owens, of 1870 Wadsworth
avenue, who does mission work
around the Tombs, will be arraigned
on complaint of Mrs. Eva B. Carroll.
of 2 Pinehurst avenue, a wealthy
widow of Washington Heights.
The arrest was made in Mrs. Car
rolls apartment by Detectives Maher.
Treyer and Regain, who were con-
cealed under beds and in a closet.
After the prisoners had been taken
before Deputy Police Commissioner
Dougherty at police headquarters and
ordered locked up in the st. Nicholas
avenue station, Mr.. Dougherty gave
the facts as these:
On August l. it is alleged that Viola
Dawson, a maid in the employ of
Mrs. Carroll, forged two checks. She
was arrested and arraigned in court,
where sentence was suspended with
the consent of Mrs. Carroll. When
the maid was leaving the court
Owens took the girl to his fathers
office.
Then, it is alleged, Owens called in
Alderman Davis and the two took
the girl to a lawyers office, where
she made an affidavit containing evil
dence, it is said, that was very dam
aging to Mrs. Carroll.
Two days ago, Commissioners
Dougherty said, Mrs. Carroll told him
she had a telephone conversation with
Alderman Davis, during which she
says he told her about the damaging
affidavit, and said he would see &c
1t that it was destroyed if she would
help finance his campaign for con
gresham.
Accordingly, Mrs. Carroll went to
Papst's restaurant and there met
Alderman Davis and Owens. 'rhe
meeting was adjourned to Mrs. Car
rolls house, where the detectives lad
gone, when they saw the party get UP
from the table.
The matter, it is alleged, ended by
Mrs. Carroll drawing a check for
5000 payable to the bearer. Mrs.
Carroll handed the check 20 Alder
man Davis, it is alleged. together
with SIS in marked bills, which we're
to go to Owens. Then the detectives
came out of their hiding places and
arrested the two men. Davis is IS
years old.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-05
BIG GUNS SALUTE.
WATERWAYS MEN
Delegates to Convention Also
Witness Target Practise and
EvoIutions of Troops.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept. s.
Delegates to the Atlantic deeper
waterways convention were on hand
promptly for the business session of
their annual convention today as
they had ahead of them a visit to
the forts which guard Long Island
sound, where the first greeting was
a salute from the heavy guns, as a
special courtesy of the war depart
ment.
The thousand or more delegates
with their friends also witnessed sub
calibre target practise, a drill by the
artillerymen, and a dress parade of
the companies at Fort Wright.
Convention business was opened
early by Calvin Tomkins. commits
sioner of docks and ferries in New
York city, who presided. Captain w.
V. e. Jacobs, commander of the
revenue cutter Itasca, spoke on the
relation of the revenue cutter to
the merchant marine.
SAT Lives Are saved.
The past year, he said, 992 vessels
were reported for violations involv-
ing penalties of $S51,624. In 1910-1911
SAT lives were actually saved by the
service; 4,150 persons in distress were
taken aboard cutters, 1862 vessels In
distress were assisted, whose cargoes
were worth s72, e99, 636.
General Hugh Bancroft spoke on
"Boston's Port Developments"
Finley Acker, president of the
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
spoke on Transportation and Its
Effect on the Cost of Living" He
said he doubted II any important in
dustry had been subjected to more
unintentional Misrepresentation and
prejudice than transportation and
transportation companies.
The cost of three divisions of neces.
stiles of life, he said, is directly in
fiuenced by transportation charges
These r food, clothing and shelter.
Food Products scarcer.
He said food products had steadil,
increased in price because thes,
products have become scarcer through
natural causes, or because the cost o.
production has been directly in
creased, owing to higher wage pait
for labor and shorter hours of EN-
ployment. The farmer, the dairyman
the fruit grower and the poultr.
raiser have each learned to comput
the actual cost of their product II
which human labor has had a part
and each has determined to maxi
that product pay its share of thai
labor, and at the same time yield
living profit.
On the matter of clothing, also, Mr.
Acker said labor enters very Target,
into the cost. The same reason h,
ascribed to the higher cost of dwell
ings.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-05
FREAK DANCES SURvIyALS
OF SAyAGERY, THEY SAY

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, asept. 81
The oficialaseal of disapproval was
placed on the bunny hug" turkey
trot," grizzly bear" 'Gabya glide"
and other freak dances by New Eng
land dancing masters In annual SEES
sion here yesterday.
The weight of opinion Yves that the
Boston" when properly executed,
was unobjectionable, and that 1t had
fallen into disrepute because 1t was
danced by persons who have not ac-
quired the steps.
The dances which will be banished
were declared to be a reversion to
savagery. 1t was voted to cultivate
aesthetic dances and to insist upon
their adoption by society.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-05
MINERS AND MINE GUARDS
ARRESTED BY SOLDIERS

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept. 5.-A
score of miners and mine guards are
under arrest charged with carrying
concealed weapons or assault and
battery in the district placed under
martial law by Governor Glasscock.
The mine trouble has spread from
the Paint and Cabin Creek sections.
Several thousand miners employed in
mines above this territory have gone
on strike. 1t is said that a large dele
cation is to visit the capital within a
few days to protest against the dec
laration of martial law.
The militia Is in control of condi-
tons and continue to disarm every
person not entitled to carry weapons.
Little protest was heard, but a great
number of the miners and mine
guards have evaded the State soldiers
and reached almost inaccessible places
in the mountains.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-09-05

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