Elkhart Daily Review (Newspaper) - February 2, 1906, Elkhart, Indiana 33 Years the Representative Newspaper of Elkhart Daily Home Newspaper and Acknowledged in 1872. FEBRUARY 2, 1906. Two OPPOSES SAYS HEPBURN'S IS SOCIALISTIC AND to Jack Cade for Argument Against Bewails Absence of Jim Feb. 2.The feature of the debate In the on the rate Avas the Sibly of against the When he charged that the legislation socialistic In its nature and was a step towards government ownership and the dream of Bryan and James of Kentucky asked the reason was for the of the Republican party in the direction of the will gracefully place the responsibility on my colleagues of broader retorted who Is quite sat down shaking Sibley remarked to the amusement of the shake your locks at The hair is nearly as absent as my responded by et paraphrasing Horace he would not say that all men are socialists and anarchista who support tlie less It can be truthfully said that every and anarchist indorses this Characterizing the new policy being Inaugurated as rate making and business by Sibley Bald it had received the high official indorsement of Bryan and Hearst as a distinct advance towards government Why should the government not also fix the price of he re-enact the creed of Jack who declared shall be in England seven loaves sold for a the pot shall have ten and I will make it to drink small Work Is the government printing he prices average from two to three times higher than the same work done by or At our navy yards the cost of building vessels has been greatly increased and the product is of fl greatly Inferior character with that of contract Seventy per of all the work upon our large cannon is done by private contract for 30 per cent of the cost of the the or 30 per is done by the government for 70 per of the total It would seem we have at present in the Panama canal an object lesson of magnitude to afford cause for a Compliment to ten years of service In this concluded now retiring to the rank of plain if it were proper for I suggest that of all men whom T know in this body or elsewhere by possession of high sturdy rugged Incorruptible patriotism to euch a * * to discharge the duties of chairman of the interstate commerce it would be the honorable gentleman from Iowa whose name this This sentence was received With hearty opposed the Philippine tariff in the hearing before the senate committee on the He declared that It costs 3^4 cents a pound to produce sugar In the United nud Philippine sugar could be delivered in the interior of the United States for 2 cents a pound if the duty was taken passage of the he would destroy the sugar Interests of the United States within ten years at the outside for the reason that capital could not be induced to Invest In the face of such and therefore progress In the way of reducing the cost of production would be at a With the encouragement of he the cost of production in this country would be lessened at least one cent a pound within the next two or three WANTS Who Grieves at Mixing with White of Alabama seemed to be more concerned as to social conditions at the national capital than the rate He in the capital of the nation you liave it In your power to compel the street car companies to provide apartments or rate cars for negro Yon can do away with the unpleasant spectacle of white people and negroes riding In the same car and take from the capital of the nation forever the distasteful and obnoxious spectacle of negroes crowding the cars and occupying while 5our ladles stand In the aisle and hold on to the straps above their have it in your power to Pullman Oar company to furnish separate or separate care for The question is will you have the courage to do You had an opportunity to settle this rate question in the Fifty-eighth and you would not do If you had settled it then thousands of dollars would have been saved to the How can we expect the people In the common of life to respect and observe law when flagrant violations by large are noted every day In the public Then a and powerful law the statute Is suspended and the court is this ago of materialism our disgusting aristocracy of the dollar with their schemes are at war with the and best Interests at the Individual effort is smitten the rod of while class legislation is rampant in the Private fortunes are springing In the wake of the robber Trusts combines flourish as never before in the history of the While the latest of present conditions 1 x In tlie BUn It ft 9mM Feb. 3, Falli IT MEAN AND MINERS POINT OF Expected to Bring About Field for Strike WANT Is to Say Politeness Is Not All Mrs. Brown Feb. 2.A delegation of women representing the National Equal Suffrage association appeared before the senate committee on woman suffrage in support of Warren's which gives to women the light to vote in all elections for members of The spokeswoman was Rev. Olympia of Sho told the committee that It is not enough to simply receive the women but that the principles Involved should be considered and a reported to the swiate which would permit a dignified if nothing take a she you will be surprised at the great number of persons who will fall In Senator chairman of the told the ladies that a was not any senator could get the before the senate by simply presenting a WORRIES Senator Who Indorses the President's Feb. 2.A call for a caucus of Democratic senators to be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow has been The chief of proposed party consideration is the Santo Domingo Several minority loaders said that at the last session all but two of their number were pledged to oppose the and these two were not in Washington at the time the pledges were leaders have been much concerned by the action of Senator Patterson in supporting the administration's His attitude created and is responsible for the of a caucus and House in Feb. 2. The senate passed thirty or forty miscellaneous bills and gave several time to the consideration of the shipping Among the bills passed was one providing for a delegate In from Alaska and a number for revenue cutters and fish culture An executive session was house put in the day In debating the Hepburn rate but found time to adopt a resolution asking for the census bureau estimate of the cotton yet to be and another resolution for the preservation of Niagara Feb. 2.The of the offered by the coal operators of the central competitive district by an almost unanimous vote of the national convention of the Mine and tho adoption of a resolution offered by Secretary W. D. of placing the miners on record as a unit In refusing to sign an agreement for any district until an agreement is signed for all districts under the jurisdiction of the United Mine has created a situation in the opinion of the of the will result in a disruption of the joint agreement and possibly one of the greatest of organized labor the country has ever Committees Could Not action was taken during a called session of tlie mine national which was called to order immediately following a short session of the joint conference of operators and minors during which the joint scale committee reported that it had been unable to reach an agreement on any of the principal questions and after F. L. of floor leader of the had replied to President Mitchell's question that tho operators had no further proposition to lay before the concluding his remarks with the statement that if there was to be an Interruption of the joint agreement he wished the responsibility for such a severance of relations to be placed upon the Striice Fund Is counter proposition submitted by the which was said to be their provided for the signing for another year of the present wage scale with certain modifications to reimburse the Illinois operators for expense under the now effective in that Immediately following the rejection of the proposal tlie convention set about to provide means for accumulating a strike fund of In to a like amount now on deposit 111 the and treasuries of the One Chance Is the meeting of the joint conference today lies the only hope for a settlement of the F. L. of the Pittsburg Coal said that the operators will not recede from the ultimatum delivered to the If the miners are of the same temper and the operators no further proposals the only action remaining will be the formal adjournment of the joint 13 Pays Quarles Most of His in the Elkins Law Caso at 2.Attorney special counsel government In the prosecution of the action recently instituted in Milwaukee against tlie Milwaukee Refrigerator Transit for alleged violation of the receives the major portion of his compensation from Emanuel L. president and general manager of tha Union Refrigerator of It was Emanuel L. by letter and by personal suggested to Attorney General Moody the advisability of the act to ascertain the legality of accepting commissions from railroad companies by refrigerator two statements were made In the testimony of before Examiner Kurtz in to a galling fire of questions put to him by Attorney James of counsel for tho Pabst Brewing one of the defendants in the suit instituted by the In the letter It was stated that commissions were accepted by the Milwaukee Refrigerator Transit company and also by the Missouri of St. and wanted the matter tested by Boats for the Feb. 2. The Weston Transit of N. lias placed contracts with the company for three which will be the largest freight carriers on the The boats will will cost Tho dimensions of boat will be feet over 00 feet 32 feet RUN HIS OWN OFF THE HANLY WILL SPECIAL ton was hung this morning for the murder of his wife two years He had been confined in the cell occupied by the assassin of Yerkes Admits Marriage and Misner Moves Is Feb. 2. The monthly statement of the government receipts and expenditures shows that one year ago was a deficit of over has now been reduced to less than with the prospect that this amount will be entirely wiped out within the next thirty for Life Feb. 2. The committee on commerce has agreed to report favorably a for the retirement on pay of all keepers and in the who have served or reached the age of 64 or have been disabled in the and LaFollette Feb. 2.Senator of called at the White accompanied by his The two who called on a matter of minor weire very cordial in their attitude toward each Debt Feb. 2.^The monthly statement of the public debt shows that less cash in the amounts to which Is tlie month of Increase In Feb. 2.The most sensational advances ever recorded in the price of lumber in the South Atlantic states was ordered at a meeting of the North Carolina Pine The price on all of lumber was advanced for some ot the better grades and on somO other principally the Kills His Wife's Feb. 2.Dr. R. G. a prominent physician of this returned to his home at 9 p. m. and found P. J. with Mrs. Dr. Lindsey dreiw a revolver and fire upon killing blm Funeral Feb. 2.Itis now said tbat the funeral of King Christian will take place Feb. 14 or Feb. 16. All the rooms In tbe botels have tourists and The last ana taken the was Temple Graves Trouble with His Business Manager Atlanta 2. Colonel John Temple Graves has been temporarily from tho position of editor-in-chief of the Atlanta News on a petition of Charles business manager and managing editor of the granted by Judge of the superior court a few days ago Graves from publishing anything In tho editorial columns of the news furthering his own senatorial This It Was had been IN THE GLASS Officers Charge Breach of Faith Against Feb. 2.Charging a breach of faith on the part of the manufacturers and jobbers the of the Amalgamated Window Glass Workers of America declared that all negotiations were off for a settlement of the wage which have been pending for several The workers assert that Instead of a lowering of wages the owners of the independent factories may find the wages The effort to organize the independent glass factories into one body ended in a L. president of the Amalgamated Window Glass spoke pointedly on what he of spiked the he independent manufacturers and Jobbers have broken faith with 1 saw Mr. Van Cleve and he assured me there would be an extension of ten days before the organization went into It is true that they had only 4,500 but we were going to hold another conference Saturday at we would have been successful In 300 more number needed was 1,800]. will refuse to revise the present continued of tho manufacturers talk as if they will make the They will be lucky if there isn't an increase after The situation affects glass Many of them are out on under orders from the national A number of the glass works is closed More are expected to It Avas the wish of the that the get together and consolidate into an organization that could fight the The glass workers were willing to even to the lowering of Ready for a Feb. 2.Vast quantities of soft coal are being in vessels at lake ports in anticipation of a possible strike of the Operators are paying in some cases cents a ton charges on board Head fbr Feb. 2.-^Abram W. president of the Jacob Tome Port president of to Jones wbo resigned Wo ago to head oC the University cC to Talk About 2. Four representatives of thirty-two members of state conference on uniform and of the National association were recognized as accredited delegates to the National Insurance convention called by Insurance Commissioner Thomas E. Drake at the Instance of President which convened in the banquet hall of the Palmer House No action of a decisive nature was Not Ohio Feb. 2.The house committee on railroads has decided to recommend for passage the resolution the Ohio senators at Washington to vote on the railroad rate In accordance with the Ideas of President The committee amended the changing the word to Foot Ball to Feb. 2.Reformed foot as recommended by the faculty representatives of the colleges at a conference in Chicago a few weeks will prevail In the future at the University of Chicago and Northwestern Has Moved Feb. 2.Wilson the young who declared he married Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes Tuesday and which marriage Mrs. Yerkes Is reported to have arrived at the Yerkes mansion on Fifth avenue at 11:10 o'clock He came In an electric and one of a number of newspaper men accosted him when he Misner carried two suit cases and a hat box and was accompanied by a Newspaper men asked him if he was moving In. replied am moving in. This is my homo and I am moving into Asked if he had any statement to make in reply to the alleged denials of Mrs. he said he had but might later In the Misner then went to the door of the Yerkes which was Immediately and he afterward all doubt was removed as to the marriage by Mrs. Yerkes admitting that the marriage took place Tuesday The only reason for not publishing the fact before was the desire of Mrs. Misner to keep the wedding secret for ten days or Disaster in West W. 2.An explosion in the mine In Minger county killed many but tho exact number is not now One dead and three seriously Injured have been taken others are Will Prepare Feb. 2.Tho senate committee on interstate commerce decided today by a vote for a committee of sixteen on all railroad legislation and to make up a to be reported to the Soft Feb. 2.The report published here that Oscar of New York Is to wed Edna the is denied by He said he could not imagine where the rumor ic Feb. 2.Reduced to the extremity of keeping within congressional the navy department is cutting expenses right and left for the current fiscal Great Feb. 2.It is reliably confirming many that Governor Hanly intends calling an extra session of the legislature very He hopes to get through a two-cent fare law at this and believes it more than probable because of the attitude of the railroads not granting transportation even to members of the He thinks the time is ripe supreme court has set tho case of the state against Daniel B. Storms for oral argument on March 28. The court took this action yesterday and also ordered that the briefs in the case be filed by March 26. Attorneys were predicting yesterday that there would be no decision in the case until after the republican state which Is to be held the second week in la Feb. 2.Representative of who has been ill at his home for more than a week past of a trouble with his is reported to be having passed the crisis of the FACTS IN of the Minerva New are framing a law to make hazing In colleges a Louis police are forbidden to while on The first patrolman who violated the new order was fined General and staff have sailed from Manila for Hong leaving Major General Wood in charge of the island and job printers of Boston declared a strike against all firms refusing the demand for an eight-hour ambassadors In Washington have abandoned their plan of sending an wedding gift to Miss Alice John C. Bates has succeeded General Chaffee as chief of staff of the is reported that Admiral Togo will visit tho United States next keep lemon juice ready for nse squeeze out the juice In the usual free from pulp and add white powdered sugar in the proportions of one pound to a pint of stir it until the sugar is quite then put It away in a very small Put a teaspoonful of salad oil In tbe top and cork it When wanted tor use take out the cork carefully and take up the oil with a bit of cotton To use for lemonade add one Urge to fi gUi of Four Engineer Feb. 2.Elijah S. fifty-six years died last evening from the results of Injuries he received in the wreck near Ind. Rodebaugh is the second victim of the the first being Engineer Rodebaugh was one of the oldest engineers on the Big Four having run on the Michigan division from Louisville since the road has been He leaves a widow and three Engineer was the next to the oldest engineer on this from the point of Engineer Taylor being the Rodebaugh ranked third in point of Fire at Feb. 2.The entire southeast corner of the business dls of this place was wiped out by fire Thursday The fire started in the meat shop of Benja mln Sells and spread The volunteer fire which consists of an old hand engine from Warsaw and a bucket experienced difficulty in fighting the as it had gained good headway when The loss will amount of The fire Is believed to have been caused by an explosion in the meat The buildings are all one and two-story frame Three years ago fire destroyed half the business portion of the ic a Feb. 2.In the Gibson circuit court Judge O. M. rendered an unusual decision In holding that a bartender of a saloon is a and therefore a member of the family of a So far as Is known this Is the first decision of its in the It is of wide as many cases are daily tried in the state against saloonkeepers for permitting bar tenders to remain In their saloons after closing The state will to Feb. 2.The joint meetings of miners and operators adjourned sine die at noon without reaching an Unless something unforeseen happens It means a strike April 1. The session was a hot the most exciting joint meeting ever There Is a ray of that by some unseen chance both sides may be got details in another Feb. 2.Definite action was obtained this morning at the conference of state officials to suggest insurance by the appointment of a committee of fifteen on proposed uniform This committee will draft a a copy of which will be presented to each legis 2.With a quartet on the scaffold singing Lover of My William at a Powder Feb. 2.The grinding mill of the E. I. Dupont powder works blew up this killing Henry Buchanan and injuring a score of other Proper Feb. 2.The jury which found Neil Mclntyre guilty of cruelty to his wife and two children donated their fees to the victims and sent McNeil to jail for ten Feb. 2.The president today pardoned Midshipman John Paul recently convicted by court martial for of a the French bad a great struggle with poverty and adverse criticism in his Of an episode of this early period a writer that inflexible will and singleness of purpose that never failed him throughout his the sculptor set to express in marble or bronze his conception of life and art. He used his leisure In working at In a deserted stable he had transformed into a at his wonderful mask of 'The Man With the Broken After eighteen months of hard and labor he finished this mask and sent It to the It took the hanging committee fourteen years to discover any merit in the for it was rejected in 1864 and finally accepted only in 1878." LOCAL SOCIAL EVENTS OF. MORE OR LESS List of to Enlarge Grace Minor Fires and Bad Congress of Modern entertained a large number of men and the members being privileged to personal at a meeting In the hall on Thursday The entertainment committee had provided a very Interesting consisting of music by an an adresa of welcome by G. S. singing by the Samaritan by George an illustrated Down in Old by C. E. a cornet and piano duet by Frank Collins and Robert lecture on the Holy Land and the Good Samaritan character song and harmonica solo by and a specialty by D. J. Following this a lunch was and later dancing and other social amusements were Gertie Lightfoot of No. 504 Harrison street entertained thirteen couples Thursday evening in honor of her The time was pleasantly spent with games and followed by a A flashlight negative was taken by * dance given by the Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in McKean's hall on Thursday evening was attended by about seventy-five and the participants had a good Miss Mattes of South Bend furnished the and Mrs. S. W. Cole of No. 408 West Beardsley avenue delightfully entertained the clerks of Brown's Thursday flinch and pit were the after which a tempting lunch was G. who first saw light of day fifty-four years ago was made the happy victim of a surprise party consisting of relatives and three or four friends at his in the The event very pleasant * members of the Hoosier Club and their were pleasantly entertained Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garman of Main The pastime was progressive A picnic supper was correspondent of the Chicago contributes a few odd epitaphs from cemeteries In various parts of this The following is found on a tombstone In a cemetery at N. J. Although the fact U not stated In the It would appear that the subject was a or had something to do with weighing ways were ways all life's He stnick a with the And then he kicked the the cemetery at Copp's is found the following Sacred to tho Memory of Beloved wife of her wind After a week's Three Heaviest three heaviest men of whom any mention is made in history Miles Darden of Lewis Cornelius of Pennsylvania and Daniel Lambert of Darden died in 1857. When in health he was seven feet six inches in height and weighed over 1,000 There is no record of the date of the death of which occurred In Pike but the account says that he was born in 1794. When in his prime he measured eight feet two inches around the was six feet tali and weighed 645^ Daniel Lambert was an English freak of the early part of the century and died in 1809. He was of average but weighed 739 phrase which appears so often in legal Is of various In the early days parchment was used for legal documents because it was cheaper than The leaves were not cut but scalloped with a becoming Papers are now cut on straight but still From are faces so fluid with so flushed and rippled by the play of thought that we can hardly find what the mere features really says Home When the delicious beauty of loses its power it is because a more delicious beauty has an interior and durable form has been should always be run through never through they lot Juices Meat should never be only wiped Slices of meat for hash must be well rolled In seasoned flour before being warmed In the Hash should never boll only just as otherwise bits of leatherlike stuff will be made of the LITERARY Frank Wilcox of West Jackson street was hostess to the Thursday Club and three other making twenty-three in yesterday and though one of the leaders assigned for the Mrs. D. W. was absent because having been called from the on count of a the afternoon was very under the leadership of Lawrence It was the initial study ot though the roll call quotations were from Mrs. Bartlett gave a character sketch of Lady and illustrated points by reading from different Tier recitations being given with a dramatic effect of such artistic excellence as to surprise those who had never heard of Mrs. Bartlett's ability in that All members present took part in the discussion of Acts I. and The next meeting for study will be with Mrs. O. C. Hill on February 15, although the annual luncheon and election will take place next at the home Goshen Women's Club will organize a and is looking for a prospective to Enlarge Grace Addison Rice submitted written propositions to the public works today for the sale certain tracts of land to the city for an addition to Grace Lawn The first proposition is to sell a tract north of the Lake Shore Main Line and adjoining bounded ipn the east by Goshen on west by the Elkhart river and on the north by the quarter section for an number of acres in the tract is not The second proposition is to sell a strip of land ten rods wide north of and adjoining the Main Line and extending from the Elkhart river to Goshen also a tract of land lying north of the railroad east of James street and bounded on the east by the east line of section No. 4 and on the by the quarter for an As in the first tract the number of acres Is not The board will take the matter under The ed adjoins Grace Lawn on north side with the railroad Her did you pray that i stop your sister from Small she me she wouldn't tell that X the and she did Hiere
