Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - January 15, 1905, Boston, Massachusetts Saved by reading Globe Dont miss them To Save Read the Ads of Bos tons leading merchants in todays VOL SUNDAY JANUARY 1905SIXTY PRICE FIVE Here is a Presentation of Facts Do you know how much one lifts per day in the process of walking One of our most eminent scientists recently stated that the average weighing 150 lifts at each step 25 foot each step being about two Figuring this down to a practical and as suming that a man actu ally lifts 150 every time he and that the average man walks no less than three miles per including walk ing about the up and down the average man actually lifts pounds per Fall River Strike Conference Thus Fat Without Definite JoSin Golden of Textile Workers Says There Is It can readily be seen that with this immense amount of that the Rubber Heel is more of an essential than is generally sup and it is hardly conceivable that any should deny themselves the benefit when the cost of pro curing them is merely But be sure and get the best and the only heels made of New Live Rubber as it comes from the banks of the attached All cost the but as they leave the dealer a bit more you may have to order by the name O Sullivan and After a conference of eight hours at the executive department in tho house yesterday between a committee of the Fall River cotton manufacturers and a committee representing the tex tile called at the suggestion of Gov it was found impossible to reach an agreement and the con ference was adjourned until Wednesday at a when it will he resumed in the rooms in which the battle fought Those participating in the conference went into session behind closed doors at 10 oclock and did not come out until after G in the Neither side was willing to give any information to tho public nor did Gov Douglas feel warranted in making pub lic the propositions which he had sug gested as a basis of The governor labored hard and faith fully all day He did not leave tho executive chamber for lunch and contented himself with the and coffee which were brought in front the state house No information of an authoritative sort came out of tho Inner chambers In which the conference was Jt Is perfectly well that the manufacturers were not disposed to make any concessions of importance and the terms of surrender finally of the committee of the unions were unconditional to such a degree that labor representatives did not believe they would bo justified in accepting them until they had consulted with their people in Fall It is understood that Gov Douglas directed his efforts not only to scouring a satisfactory termination of the pres ent labor difficulty in Pall but that the form of agreement which ho presented was framed for the purpose Mystery in a Case at the South TODAYS GLOBE Page Prosecution rests its case in Tucker trial defendants witnesses to deny yearly every point made by common wealth defence to open Conference at the state ar ranged by Gov to end the Fall River but the committees Mystery in the suicide a South of a woman who gave the Mrs Isadoro Lay Dead While Mother Was Searching for Considerable mystery surrounds the of a woman at the hotel Lang South Friday who had been there under the name of Mrs Isadore She had been staying at the hotel week as the chambermaids were unable to gain admittance to her room Friday evening a bellboy was pushed in over the transom to find her lying dead on the bed with a handkerchief tightly tied over her The death of the woman was kent entirely from the as the medical Dr was and his usual course f conceal ing cases of suicide where there is no of foul did not notify the but instead called under taker Jones and ordered him to remove the yesterday afternoon an officer of division 5 heard of the case and an investigation was It revealed that the woman had left n letter ad dressed to Isadore 17 Ber wick A call there brought out the information from tho mother of Isadore Freedman that the woman could not lie his wife as he was not She said her son Is a traveling sales man and is now in Tlie mother of the dead woman Is Mrs Ida of 83 Central and a strange part of tho case is the fact that Mrs Major had received Information that her daughter was in this city and had threatened to commit The mother was In town Thursday and Friday searching for Vmr and left disheartened Friday afternoon to return while at that time her daughter was lying dead in her room at the The dead woman parried out her threat to commit suicide which she made last week to Mrs Uly landlady of the lodging house at 671 For some time he had roomed with Mrs while there it is said who tried to tnd Jier Mrs Bly told her she have to find lodgings elsewhere on ac count of her attempting to do away with leaving it la paid the woman Still clung to her threat to kill On Thursday Mrs Ely got a letter from her saying that she would commit sul and that if Mrs Ely would go tp a certain house pn Worcester st she could get her and requesting that it tie forwarded to her mother In Mrs Ely did as requested in the let hut when she went to the terst she was informed that nothing was known of the The letter Mrs Ely received was signed Louise whereas the woman hud lived in hor under thu name of Louise NPt ta get any trace of the Mrs EHy telegraphed Mrs Major in and the mother of the dead Immediately came to this city arid began a for her but without The woman left house last Sunday and the following Hay registered at the being assignee to one of ths upper The entrance to hor room wan effected about 10 oclock in the opinion of medical examiner the woman had been dead seven death probably being due to morphine Restore Jan in a Introduced and empowers the President tip appoint service the who warp dismissed from the naval academy Nov as a re sult of a TODAYS GLOBE Bark damaged by fire at Mystic New York fire works for July chief prohibits fire Michael Drew tells of fight against the in Russians decoy a Japanese regiment on to a masked battery and tho Jap command was almost annihilated at Opening o tho New York show great advance shown in cars of American Mrs Minnie Parker Rox attempts Roller polo games Clinton the Patrick news paper man and Spanish war of Lynn Annual report of Lynn shoe trade shows value pf product in 1004 to bo Page Information from Brussels asserts control of railroad has passed from tho hands of King Leopold of Belgium to Pierpont Fire at 165107 Oliver st causes Employes of tho Pennsylvania railroad voting on tho question of Page Missouris new republican under investigation by the state Bong recital by Mine Pres Stanley Hall of univer sity delivers address at Baltimore op higher relation to race sui Leroy French of Hyde Park dies at Rosseau may Know why the steamer was never heard i Pnge Rich New Yorker robbed at point of revolver In his 5th av Robert postmaster to be the new consul general at Travis has a close call in the midwin ter golf tournament at but Rabbi Landau on Russian press reforms decided upon lose law somewhat similar to that of Germany to be 4any of arrested on charge of Page Mrs says phe was when Duke proposed marriage dis claims any intent to Coal trimmer stabs fellow laborer to death on steamship when off the U S senators debate and bli to restore citizenship to American wom en who marry pf explains the railroads in politics rate ard re bate practically School days of crippled children at thti new building on Bt Page Musical Amateur theatricals at Sandy on Fuse New York Motor sleigh by a Boston of preventing a recurrence of similar in the Cadet Candidates in voting Prof on municipal Page American trade troubles in SO Household Page Uncle Dudley on A Tc what can public owner Ship be successfully adopted answered by prominent Howard writes on timely 33 Dramatic news and Fashions for Harvard revival in track Among the Page Bank officers Plymouths famous weather How students pay their way through 37 Golfing news and Maine Indians in a cake Page Financial Commercial Military and Hebrew social Yachting on national Bed a new serial The mystic Page Table Marie social chat Poultry and pet atock Mr Pooley ori and Sliding t The suggestion of the governor em bodied a wage arrangement to be based on a sliding That is to min imum to be in all the de of the textile wages above that to 011 a sliding In a under the governors plan the operatives would share in the general prosperity when the mills were on full time and large profits were being and when business should fall off wages would bo reduced in but not below the mini mum agreed The it is also suggested Ihe appointment of an ar to which the differ should in the present and future oases be Tho sue of included a return of the operatives to work at the reduc tion of pending the Una settlement of the At 5 oclock it was reported that the labor leaders hud agreed to meet manufacturers much more than halt adjournment of the conference showed that this was not The strike is not said John when he came out pf the efc chamber at 615 the other labor He declined to state the point on which the conferees and the man who had a few moments were equally The delegates representing the five labor unions and the manufacturers association left Fall River yesterday morning on tho 7i49 train for Mayor John was a member of the Long Secret The manufacturers association held a protracted meeting Friday re sults of which It tried to keep It was voted to accept invitation of Goy Douglas to appoint a committee the mill This con sists of Nathaniel Simeon James Frank David Edward Anthony and They are men who have been most successful n operating cotton mills in Fall It was said that the committee select ed by the manufacturers was one that would yield the least to the demands of the unions and could be depended upon to gain the most for the manu At the same time it was that all would be inclined to any reasonable proposition that would terminate the dif Tho delegates from the unions were Charles Lynch and Thomas ODonnell loom John Gard ner and Thomas Taylor slasher tend Brooks and Joseph Jack son James Tansey William and Whiter The united textile workers America were represented by Pres John olden and Sec Albert Preg John Coyl pf the carders union came to Boston on a later Agreement The committees from the unions ana manufacturers arrived at the state louse together about and wore al most immediately ushered into the pres ence of Gov in the The governor welcomed the and without further preliminaries pro to explain the proposition t was expected and hoped would bo the basis for the settlement the long The representatives of each hoard the governor in silence while he react the form of Those from the strikers were given a copy of the proposed agreement and then to tho council there to consider the terms Tho committee of manufacturers received a copy of the agreement and retired to Private Sec Buchanans adjoins tihe executive Tho governor remained alone in his own flanked on either side by Continued in the Second MAGAZINE private a Harvard defeats of at basket ball other Harvard ice hockey team defeats Co lumbia by score of 5 to 0 England league and other Yale bars quarterback Rockwell from playing again under four years Eddie Hanlon defeats Jack ONeill in brisk bout at Premier Combos cabinet saved by 10 after an exciting three days de Cunard and International lines settle their row and advance passenger Cable news of the estate Morses In seclusion in News of the labor Mrs new Minute Report on court bouse Page Page and and educational fund Pago talks with Sec Mor ton on the navy and mont man saw first steam train Page Capt Jimmy Collins winter the New Bedford giant on Boston 57Types of Boston newsboys and who advocates the Whipping good that men collection of to r Page 6rHpw column and requested Page a short story rubber of Slop literary Page best in the a Page gulch Page young Page home of Gall Ham Boston man among folks down of a Prov Page styles in you ought to for deaf Page Mayer on his of short Page selected short Page a Page the Minute a Prisoner Likely to c No Ho man on No Robbery At Page House and Tuckers Ownership of by Defendants i t S DR Practically Every and Theory Made by State will foe Contradicted by the Tucker Wit THE Jan for Sunday Mon day For New England not quite so cold in northwest Monday with slowly rising tem fresh northwest Local forecast for Boston and vicinity fol lowed by weather and probably snow during the night Monday slowly rising tem variable southerly and The temperature yesterday as indicat ed by the thermometer at Thompson spa 3 a m fi a m 9 a m 12 m 3 p m G P in 0 p m 12 mid W average temperature yesterday The as registered in the following places at 8 lust evening Mon treal New York Washington Atlanta Savannah Jacksonville New Orleans St Louis 3t Paul Bismarck Omaha Denver The Globes forecast for and Tuesday Fair except snow in northern with temperature winds generally its weight In aa cure dp preventive is Boston Weather Breads Lung Kuro cures and With close of yesterdays session j of the trial of I tlie last j denoe of the prosecution tP sustain the charge that he murdered Miss Mabel Page at Weston on March 31 last had been submitted the AH the government has inevidence tp port the theory nearly two weeks i ago by AUy George Sanderson I is before the 12 men selected to decide Tomorrow morning the defence will open the session a statement its specific replies to the the Wd with indication of what they to to prove that the prosecution is in error in each of its It may be stated that the attorneys for will tomorrow Lhe jury that they will offer evidence in contra diction of all ho essential allegations put by the Things to be As it will be given in the opening ad dress of Thomas of counsel for the the line of the defence to be offered will be an tp j lish these propositions That the broken in Tuckers pocket had no fiuman blood on Two will testify that the stain is inconsistent human blood that it is the blood of an That the knife found in pocket could have inflicted tha wounds described by the medical ex Experts will testify that the description of the external appearance and the depth of the outs show that a of different a doubleedged must have beon the That the on the of Tucker are so Infinitesimal as to be of no significance that they came there That the sheath of the found In the wagon belongs to but separated from the blade after tried to sell U to Mrs De March That the shield stickpin which Miss Amy Roberts said to Mabel lnd the property of Tucker for mure two before ttw that It to him by his I That wag iw the Doctors Harris and Draper Give Opinions as to Cause and of Wounds and as to house March ng to by Miss Amy That witnesses can for every cent that the That not tho Morton Four experts testify that it is liot his arid they may disclose whose hand they believe That Tuckor know Mabel On the day lie bought tlie dog in he saw but did not know who she was and never heard her Outline Alibi The alibi will be to the effect that Tucker did not go not gone to the Page March Wit nesses will place him at different points from Woston turning Cutters Newton on Bast Newton walking down the Boston Albany railroad at the Riverside on Bourne st and from 1202 to i although his counsel will not flay decision the are that Chailas Tucker vil take the toll about move ments the day of the give own bC interviews with the explain statements the last to the jury the character ization of It will take the defence about or eight days to submit its and the trial may by the and certainly tho end of next v Juat hpw the defence will attempt to its alibi as tho statements of tho witnesses have ap weeks of the testi mony which is a cart of the ease of thu defence has been brought out by tho Witnesses have beon found who saw Tucker at home all forenoon Up to a m he day of tlie The will trape him to across Weston and locate him turning Cutters corner down Newton it is not later than An other witness testify that he saw him not later than apparently after he the corner pf South av from the o Fur ther along on East Newton at three will pay llm tlie Charles Tucker now knows all that the prosecution has inevidence to sup port thp that he murdered Miss Page at in the hour of March at p mAtty Gen Parker using he the commonwealth the announcement that the cution had HP more testimony which could he support the As it was close to the 1 p when the court adjourns on the defence was not called upon to opan ts close of the the court adjourned until Monday at 930 At that Vahoy will make thu open ng statement of what defendant nas to present in answer to the asser macle in the testimony of the KOY It that Hon Charles the counsel assigned by tho Would indicate to the jury the nature the evidence to sub mitted by the Day Before yes flay Mr ill with ton and he been confined to Ilia yesterday James senior counsel the of Mr ha precluded his participating during the days of the introduction pf the defendants Te attorney his Thomas be appointed to take Mr Innes Judge with his Judge an that Mr appointment a counsel was and Thomas Mr Valley expects to occupy an an in opening the and the defence will be ready with its witnesses to expedite the presentation their Three Medical Expert day government evi dence yesterday was devoted entirely to the statements of Howard the government and the of the experts on the probable size and shape of the knife with which Miss the order of tlie knife the probabilities aa to how lived after the was in where the Dr Harris and Di Prank medical examiners lw Suffolk gave opinions which tended ta support the government theories as to the the nature of the wounds and other medical Continued on Hie Send in your votes for your candi date in the Globes great contest j True I known your Elixir for more than 40 years and have used it in my family with good I am taking it now for Am ing much more than formerly and gaining Freeman soe and
