Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette (Newspaper) - May 29, 1909, Fort Wayne, Indiana Is the Paper for AH the Ball News FORT WAYNE The is Great Want-ad a Word Journal Gazette NEWS OF THE WORLD SATURDAY MORNING MAY 29 PAGES fBY ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE TWO CENTS BAND OF Clay Is M Senator Calls Sugar Trust Magnates Southern Statesman Denounces of Tariff vors to the topus cm Edward Moriarity Meets rible fate Under of G H I Train Debate on the Sugar Schedule Continues and Prohibitive Duties Are Imposed Right and Tariff on Wheat Proposed Well Known G R I man Is Instantly Killed in Mysterious Manner at gis Is Mangled TYPES AND SCENES AT THE SEATTLE PAIR KEY WITH WHICH MR TAFT WILL OPEN IT WASHINGTON Muy succeeded to-day In getting action In the senate on the remainder of the sugar schedule with thw under- standing that the paragraph fixing u duty on raw and refined sugar should be again placed before thf senate if Senator health should so im- prove as to permit of his taking ad- vantage of an opportunity at a later date to move an amendment cutting the figures in two The tobacco ulti was completed No changes were made In thr committee rates on either schedule The the tobacco and agricultural schedules divided tho or thy senate with Incidental remarks on tho aide by Senator Bacon and a general tariff speech Senator Stone Senator remarks of u charge that reading clerk ot tho republican leaders wore In to shut oft debate charge out of fact By Kist News Bureau Ind May Moriarity passenger ing in Fort Wayne ground to death tinder the wheels of a Pullman sleeper on the rear end of G R I passenger train No J at Sturgis Mich shortly aCter y o'clock to-night Just how the unfortunate man met his death is not known to a certainty but he is believed to have fallen from the front platform of the couch Tho rear trucks of the Pullman cur in which Moriarity was riding jumped the i at a siding near the city limits of Sturgis and the brakeman is to have gone to the front platform of the car 10 ascertain what the matter was Tho rocking of the cur as the wheels bumped over the ties probably threw him from the platform and un- der the wheels The car was dragged to the Lake i Shore crossing a distance of 1.000 I feet before it was discovered that the con- the and col- Thc that when the senate was about to vote on an amendment by Mr Gore to the sugar schedule Mr Bacon paring to address the senate and had actually begun before tho roll was called Ho that the course had been pursued to prevent him from and declaring that such u plan had been In tho past he upon a quite sharp cism of tho official Tho vice-president himself assumed the responsibility for ordering the call to proceed and tho Incident was closed Tho Gorn amendment was withdrawn Senator Bradley a long speech early In tho day In advocacy of tho removal of the Internal revenue tax of six cents a pound on tobacco In tho hand Just before the session closed Sena tor spokn In behalf of a protective duty on agricultural predicting a great falling on Jn tho American production of wheal in the near future lie said a duty ol cents a bushel on wheat would bc necessary Mr Clay speaking on the sugar schedule 1 We arc granting favors to the moat unconscionable trust ever organized in the United declared A band of and swindlers la bing the American people and I will retract nothing I bavo said for I know from investigation of what I have spoken and we should not give tho trust free sugar unless we make a reduction In tho duty on refined sugar TAFT TO TALK TO YALE ALUMNI PITTSBURGH Pa May day was celebrated to-day at the fifth an- convention of the Associated Western Yale Clubs a smoker at tho club to-night closing the first had left the rails The body wedged under the trucks of the car Both arms and legs as well as his bark ivere broken and the bead was crushed beyond recognition A ing crew the wheels on the rails and body was placed aboard and taken to Fort PROBABLY WORK OF WRECKERS STURGIS Mich May Moriarity of Fort Way no a train man was instantly killed to-night on the rear coach of a Grand Rapids Indiana passenger train which ran Into an opon switch and was The engine car and coaches passed over switch safely but the rear trucks of the last car caught In the frog and rp pulled loowe from the Half dozen passengers wero badly shaken up It Is that thy switch had been tampered SENIORS GIVE SON'S THE PRINCESS session of the meeting vened to-day and will which con- continue at which time President Taft of State Knox President of Yale and other notable men will loke part in the convention the exception of the smoker to-night program to-day was of little importance the mil work of tho convention to be done to-morrow which has been designated Taft and Yule day NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING MAN WILL WED SOON By Kist News Bureau CITY Ind May county jrt croom Vilie advertising future NEW PLANS AT Two Colleges to be There This Year important Departure Is ised in Educational Circles Really Contemplates a University Scheme at Lake Resort GUS HIDES BOOKS With a IM hl Former Copper King Refuses i Day Hold at House By News Burnt u Ind May ers of classic drain a and literature wore given a rare treat last evening when tho graduating class of tin catur high school for their day gave beautiful The as a play at opera house Artistic grand and poetic In conception this medley was most difficult of Interpretation yet class accomplished this Is In a manner that spoke well for Ita training The tella of n princo und of face of temper amorous as the of who was by proxy to o neighboring Ida but eight years of When they of ago to wed In reality thu princess who had a will of her own loved to live among her women tain would not wed To make mutters moro complicated tho princess had boon Inveigled by two widows Psyche and Lady establish a university in which no man was allowed to enter under penal y of death nor were the students allowed to or think of man The doctrine was that edge was nil In all and that with equal husbandry the woman were equal with the man The tolls liow tho prince and hla followers enter aa students in the dis- guise of women and finally win tho love of the and other students and break up tho university and the doctrine that woman la sufficient unto herself The Princess Ida was sented bv Miss Fannie Lady Psyche and Lady Blanche In- In the university by tho Misses Marie Allison and Josephine Melissa a daughter of Lady Blanche by Miss Leota let a pupil of Ipso a nobleman in the Ida's father by Beatrice Van Camp the prince by Otis Dibble Florian a brother of Psyche and ril both friends of the prince by Ben Beavers and Tracy Nelson King Gama Ida's father by Hugh Perkins Ipse a nobleman In King Gama's court by Esther The other members of tho Helen Niblick Theresa Marie Jackson Fanchon erty Smith nnd Inez represented the various students and attendants of the college and court Information to Court linn from hoitt Seattle Alaska Kiihl will eom tl Tafl is tti open exposition at I The key Is und It house president fro of the exposition IS Sensational Turn in Inquiry into Affairs of Mercantile National Will Be of an Inquiry de Joie Forced In- to Dry Col- umn with being the of Kolil In Klondike The thai adorn il an- from Mr NEW YORK May federal grand investigation of V tus affairs In connection with the alleged of tho of the look turn Uni- ted Attorney plied to nK Copper t concern in court e la rod in contempt J Curtis to the court the time The Stage settings were moat realistic I Judge an order d tain directors of the United company to produce the full and com- books of lb: forthwith or bo di The til roc tors nai son Carter Glass and Morris Abel r at 4 o'clock tills set by but they unable to comply with the court's der because Mr Heinze the president of the United Copper company had refused to give them tho books or toll where they wore giving us his reason that he was under indictment They also reported that they were helpless for the moment but would make every effort to get into tho company's and search for tho bouks thuro if given time The directors further told the court that thoy had called a special meeting of the directorate to take place five days hence when tnd and Treasurer who it has to Europe would bo deposed from their official positions with the company Heinle the ors wont on told them that Clifford took the with him to young couple a happy THE WEATHER WASHINGTON May Indiana nnd Saturday except showers nnd in ex- treme north portion Sunday fair moderate to brisk south winds Lower nnd warmer Saturday Sunday fair light to erate variable winds becoming south Saturday Sunday fair and warmer light to moderate west winds variable and the various personages played their parts to perfection The beautiful lyrics with which Tennyson has inter- the poem were sung most im- Sweet and and Home They Brought Her Warrior Dead were sung as choruses while Idle Tears I Know Not What They was by Miss Marie Allison and O Swallow Swallow Flying was sung by Otis Dibble That most beautiful lyric The Splendor Falls on was chanted In a chorus A very pretty part of the exercises was the drill be- tween acts given by the girls In grown 1 of purple and the high school and they formed a scone of kaleidoscopic beauty as they wound gracefully hither und thither In the in- mazes of the drill The house was filled with appreciative audience large and Eckstein the secretary and treasurer of the company who was included in the court order said that be know combination of tho vaults und was ready to aid in getting the hooks If they were still there decided um the circumstances In: would bo lenient und would give the directors time to recover tho books ITe Tuesday afternoon as the time for them to report in court again and ed: court appreciates tho efforts of tho directors to get out of tho scrape They are unfortunate in ting associated with a man who is ton terrified t allow his books to be ex- As long the honks on earth and have not been burned tin northwest exposition is for thousands of Who vetted It the formal stamped it being truly a -ity of wonders The fair is it is termed ready for opening schedule This nip of pictures contains the key of Alaskan Indians bo neon at fair and i view of tho buildings in a wooded corner of Wells Circuit Court Accepts Bail for Wolfe's Slayer Judge Paulus Fixes Amount at Which Will Be Furnished by Live in the Country in dolph County Orders Given by the Police to Landladies Last Chief Ankenbruck and Cap- tain Kelly Make Rounds of the Resorts WARSAW Ind May board of trustees of tho Winona Normal and Agricultural institute was dissolved yesterday and two new boards were organized Tho new board of trustees of the Winona Agricultural institute elected Charles J Buchanan of Indianapolis president and Dr E S Scott of secretary The name of the school was changed to the Winona College of J C assistant manager of the Winona assembly was elected president W C Palmer who has been dean for two yearn was A new board of trustees was also formed and organized the Winona col- with J H Lonns of Warsaw as president and Dr E S Scott of nona Lake secretary The Winona college will have a ment a of engineering a of liberal arts und conservatory of music Ph IX of university and for the past year president of all Winona schools was elected dent of Winona TlK opportunity und need of a college al I Winona has been for some time and came to a head yesterday In tho organization of u distinct In- The college starts with ItB own build tug the Mount building which Is modern in every re- sport especially tor col- work It Is of mosi nnd looking In the state and was erected at a cost of New Home for Winona Girls The Winona Park school for young woman lias purchased ludico on the south shore of Winona This Building has been ono o the hotels of Winona and Is for- a Is strictly hns targi airy a line nn room and ve v nnd located Ions than feet from the lalco shore Th school will ur with a gymnasium nnd every for will hnv Its own tennis grounds Howe M Clark the principal Is of note Under wlw and cultured the school Is fast an able reputation Tho corps of ors Is of the best and Its Includes not only preparatory work but a line department In the an domestic for tho education o girls womanly lines tc prepare for tho th home and motherhood crying need of to-day and the THE FIRST OUTBREAK Mail Trains Are Stoned by Angry Mobs ight of Negro Firemen Arouses Race Animosity and Trouble Is Stalled school to moot tha acclaim but Chief it will stick and No more liquor to bo sold In tho houses nf ill is the latest tum from the police department Mug the orders given tho patrolmen that slot machines arid all other forms gambling are on the proscribed list Chief and Captain Kelly t night all the bandy houses In the city and gave orders that the salo of liquors m those places must stop Naturally as thu orders struck the of the bawdy houses In their most vulnerable pocket was not re- with that blind tigers will be stamped out in Kurt Wo out to stop this illegal sale of intoxicating liquor and given orders to that end No they won't be forgotten in a day or two but tho officers have boon Instructed to pay frequent visits to the places and that tho law is observed re- the Kale of boor tlie biof The chief when ho gave ils orders regarding tho removal of slot machines no exceptions were made of the ponny machines All of them were meant and ail of them will to go I understand that several of the owners these machines have stored them in the belief that the crusade won't last long but they arc only wasting energy as they might as well dispose of them now as ever J In Its new home tho school be better equipped than ever bofon RED BLUE BADGES Will Designate Civic Revival Commit toemen The executive of Civic Revival meetings will by white blue All the to the 111 be supplied with white In scribed Civic Member I s that the owners of wear them during the of the revival The executive committee will meet this afternoon a 4 o'clock and the general commute Monday evenins to perfect linal prep for the effort must he to produce The or the books of as by District Attorney Wise when he THE DEATHS py Kist News Bureau Intl May W Terrell the Melvin Wolfe was to-day admitted to ball by of Marion and will be released Monday Hr will lift taken to county to Hvo and await a final his case attorneys tiled a plea In which wits over- ruled To-day when Judge Paul UK called the case they moved for a he had in the county jail STRIKE IS ON Al 1 procured the order for their during two consecutive terms of court and to stay off the The I tion is a crime under the state law In ing for trial The street car company fears violence and I land tho matter will bo called to theUtat.- hi this that Terrell's In- bus appealed for extra but J attention of District Attorney Terome was cause of being refused to send thorn STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYES VOTE TO TIE UP LINES Ind May union car of the city struck at midnight and went into meeting at Central Labor Union ball The will re- port in clothing at daybreak and gather near the car barns to try to persuade the conductors to stay off the The William Kanaar Kanaar jr aged nine months died Friday evening at nt the home of the grandparents Mr and Mrs George Davis street The mother of the child in March The federal statutes cover tlie removal of books and under them an aet may be construed nfl grand larceny COLUMBIA people of Lutheran church Thursday ning n larpe chorus It is planned to increase the membership to seventy-five motion to discharge ity trial and th overruled The defense then moved to admit Terrell to bail nnd this the stato offered no objections Judge Paulus fixed the amount of tho bond at which friends of will furnish to-morrow or Monday The striking car men are preparing to start it bus line this morning to carry passengers for cents fare and to parallel the car company's tracks The striking men and conductors will be employee nnd tho profits of the bus line divided among them tate or Federal Government May Intervene Fear the Effect of Blacks on the Engines ofj Georgia Road ATLANTA Oa May ultimatum which may stop the mail trains on the Georgia road was delivered to-night by Assistant Chief Burgess of he engineers to General ager Scott of the railroad Engineer Downing was y injured in at to-night Burgess says and ho has forbidden the engineers to take out any more trains until complete protection is 166 BULLETIN ATLANTA Oa May dor assurances from of- of ample protection it was announced at midnight that the engineers will to-morrow handle the mail trains on the Georgia railroad Postoffice inspectors will accompany the trains as they did to-day ATLANTA Oa May first violence to railroad properly In curred to moving freight at anil In consequence thO situation loomed moro sharply than over tho a Oay of apparent settlement A was apparently tho or trouble and ho was I to Atlanta on an engine him from a threatening situation Tho trouble started In the of one or two and tho Ins of tho liy men who aot tho and broko tho train Into three Tho now blocks the main line anil tho ot tho mulls The railroad officials declared to-night that the Incident was the of sympathizers while a county the governor's office that It merely an accident About two hundred people gathered at the station and Just as the train was under way It Is al stone flow In tho cab window and hit Engineer Downing To-day brought forth almost tho prospect of speedy state or federal intervention Northeast Indiana News By News PAINT A DRUNKARD CURE HIM Connecticut Temperance Advocate Accused of Novel Reform Campaign Conn May Worshipers of Bacchus in the villas of and vicinity have lately bi come hy what Is said t mysterious clan which Is workin the Interests of temperance In most novel fashion During the last month nearly ever tippler In the place bus come to grief The latest case of misfortune last night the police of Greenwich were culled hy Justice of the Pence George W Unish to arrest a negro who milking a disturbance In the street Special Jones took into tody a very black man who was later found to lie Justice Brush said the man had been roaring up and down the village about some wrong that had done him but which not then evident tried to tell his trouble to man hut was Into a cell as soon as he reached Greenwich When the jailer the mnn this morning by calling Come out here you nigger a wrathful torrent of profanity issued from the cell nnd upon examination the keeper found that was a mnn but that a com of stove blacking had been to him while hu lay in nn alcoholic stupor II was lint u short time Justice Brush brought the police to on a similar ease when thoy found a snow white making 11 great rumpus in the village street He had been It Is averred by tlie habitues of tile lage saloon that the unfortunates were the victims of an organized band of cranks Frank S Roby the Indiana appellate court la in city for a short visit Mrs Roby 13 with him and Mrs Frank are home from While in the west Mr Eckart who is one of the manufacturers of the burn automobile visited his cilic coast headquarters and wag pleased with the successful manner in which It is conducted W O was taken to Fort Wayne Thursday to ho operated upon for appendicitis ing been confined to nor bed for over nine months Dr Rosonthal of Fort tho consulting physician Edith and sie Mills daughters of Mr and Mrs J W Mills will start to Berlin Wis Juno l where they will spend a tion of a month with relatives and Mrs J Strode are moving to Ohio where thoy will make home IT F- and Miss went to visit Mrs Gunthor I ICC 1211 Jacobs wont to Chicago on business and to visit his son Robinson came from opened a shop at the n-iir of the Friday May 28 to Floyd and in o yon and child This will account for Floyd's absence from tho bank day Powers was in con- sult nt Ion this with who IK at present visiting hla parents in this nnd ex- tended 10 the an invitation old at An- trola In formerly a hero now of Toledo is it ins in this city with his mother Mrs Christina neck I Is accompanied by will play local learn at hall here The rivalry between Hie ten ma ia and tho game promises to be a live ona
