Fort Wayne Sentinel, The (Newspaper) - June 13, 1912, Fort Wayne, Indiana a Smag WHO we OUR SHOWERS LATE OR JfRIDAY WARMER WT STEAM ROllER Roosevelt Gets Four from Missouri by a Vote of the Committee NEW ESTABLISHED FORT WAYNE EVENING PAPER WITH ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES DAILY 1 CENT 5 CENTS I THURSDAY EVENING JUNE The New Way Seems to Work Well Chicago June I large from Missouri were credited to Colonel Roosevelt by unanimous vote of the republican national committee this afternoon Thc motion was made by Senator rose of Pennsylvania and the decision of the committee gave victory to ernor Hadley in the strenuous fight he has been making to secure the seating of the Roosevelt delegates against the claims of the Taft element which as contestant in the Missouri cases Hadley is One of Them The delegates seated by agreement of the Roosevelt double delegation of eight wer Gov Hadly Jesse A Tolerton ter S Dickey Hugh The balance of the Roosevelt tion were seated as alternates They were Gov: Hadley Jesse A Tolerton Walter S Dickey Hugh Taft Wins Contests in six Mississippi districts the Second Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh and Eighth were decided in favor of the Taft delegates at the forenoon session of the committee While ostensibly this action adde twelve votes to the Taft column one ol the delegates declared entitled to a seat P W Howard of the Eighth appeared on both the Taft and Roose delegations under conflicting tions Questioning by Committeeman mem bers with a view of determining which camp Howard could be counted failed from him ment asserted by neys that he would heed the Roosevelt instructions Tike Cases With the Mississippi cases disposed the national committee up the souri contests involving fourteen seats in the Gov Hartley's velt is challenged by the Taft supporters and Taft delegations from the Fifth Seventh and Fourteenth districts oppose the lar delegations instructed for Roosevelt The case of the delegation was called first Governor Hadley Ready The committee planned to hear con tests from pick ing them where they left off last nigh after voting to seat the Taft delegates n thc First district The yes afternoon included the awarding of the six from Michi gan to the president Contests were be v EFFORT TO v IS A FAILURE Chicago motion to exclude Francis J Heney of San Francisco from the republican i- tional committee on the ground that he was a democrat was made this Committeeman W S of Arizona Mr Heney had a proxy of Thomas of South Dakota Mr Sturgess said j the records showed Rency had run for prosecuting attorney on the democratic ticket in San co Mr denied the charge He said he had refused the j era tic nomination had run on an j independent ticket and had been 1 defeated by the money of rick Calhoun The committee refused to ex- clude Mr Heney laying the tion on the table over the the Taft i forces claiming the regularity over Gov and the Roosevelt supporters Will Hurry Matters When the committee adjourned last night it was with a determination to hasten hearings to a conclusion and to of Mississippi Missouri North Carolina and Oklahoma contests today if ARE YOU WEIGHS POUNDS ME SEALER AS QUICK rou OF mon AT Roosevelt Manager Declares Member of Committee Was Offered Federal Job if He Voted for Tart New charges of attempted bribery in the buttle for were made day by Senator Dixon campaign iber for Colonel Roosevelt He charged that a member of the re- publican national liad been States marshalship if would vote for Taft on the contests imw under Says He Can Name the Man I to name the man if wiM Senator 1 Bent word to tin that any appoint ment made in the nature of n bribe for Taft would be held up in the senate Senator Dixon dared the Taft agers to be specific and give the name of the Roosevelt leader who is reported to have offered a bribe to n delegate in Alabama and the name of the man who received the money It WHS reported that the Taft agers under consideration the in- of n resolution in the con- vention requiring all delegates to voto according to the instructions given by j their states until released by the can Taft leaders after a canvass of thi situation declared they expected to con i trol the credentials committee by vote of 32 to 21 Delegates Talk Dark Horse Many delegates to the republican con vention who arrived in the early hours today talked of the advisability of a dark horse candidate for president In the hope of bringing party harmony and success The leaders while hoping that some of the problem may be brought at the eleventh hour y fenl that the lines of battle between aft and Roosevelt have been so sharply rawn and such high feeling aroused hat the fight will have to be fought to finish between the president ana CoL loosevelt Everybody is Confident supporters apparently were confident of success than ever after victory in the contests before the national committee and freely ated their predictions of the Lion of the president op the first ballot Roosevelt managers declared that their candidate would have the necessary 540 votes to secure the nomination on the first ballot The followers of Senator of Iowa and Senator LaFollette of consin are expressing the opinion that there will be no choice on the first lot leaving the inference that they hope their men may be decided on as a com- candidate Senator Elihu Root of New York the Continued on Page Z Column 1 But twenty-five members of the com- were present at the opening 6t session and the con the of Mississippi wa first called At suggestion of Com- Penrose attorneys for both agreed the Second Fourth Sixth and districts Arguments col- were then begun 1 At the outset Dean E Ryman ney for the Roosevelt said it would be shown that no conventions were held in these districts at which Taft delegates were regularly elected Race Clash a Factor Mr Ryman declared the White voters Cortelyou is a in Money Trust Inquiry OTHER FELLOWS THE PANIC DEPOSIT York June George B Cor- secretary of the treasury under President was called to the Taft Crowd is at It This Very Says Roosevelt IEN PILED IN WILL I PIPE IIS ARE Opening of Panama Canal They Are Common Carriers Will Make Immigration Vital Subject CONFERENCE AT WORK TT Cleveland Ohio June host Were Sleeping in Upper of annual Under Decision of the Committee Story of Restaurant Building HIS IRE IS AROUSED CHILDREN JUMP in tiie districts refused to allow negro today at t of the PUJO voters to participate in any investigating the so-called As showing the Against negro money trust to the manner in which the government deposited in voters it be said that in one year in Lincoln county alone 185 men were for participating in ings said Mr Ryman fore the committee in the Second Fourth i ROOSevelt republicans determined Fifth Sixth Seventh and Eighth to a chance and we sippi districts With contests disposed if the contests in Missouri follow and Gov Hadley leader of the contested who for days has been sitting on the committee on a proxy to defend his horts of the Roosevelt -faction claims of the Taft champions The principal fight in Missouri centers came here cd on thi son a negro the com- to take such action either to prevent the negro delegates being elected or to accept them when they are ed He asked the committee to reopen the contests of the Mississippi on- Paso 2 Column 1 the New York National banks to help stem the panic of 1907 Samuel Untermeyer counsel for the committee attempted to learn the names of the banks in which the money was re with delegates regularly j deposited but Mr Cortelyou said his iis he E on this subject was poor Elopers Have Returned and Are brating Their Honeymoon The witness said he came here on the night of Oct 22 1907 and with J P Morgan James Stillman A Barton Hepburn George F Baker George W Perkins Frank A and other financiers At another confer ence the witness said he promised 000.000 for distribution among the banks Was there anything said as to wher these funds should be what banks I don't recall Mr Untermeyer asked thc witness i anything was said about the high rate of call money and the effect on the stock exchange of the failure to get money here Cortelyou started to give an ex- j planation and was asked sharply i ply to the question You know Mr he said there are questions I cannot answer yes or no without doing myself an injustice T have a right to make an explanation of my position and I propose to exercise it tight This brought forth cheers from the brokers and bankers looking on and a declaration from Chairman Pujo that he would have ejected any one repeating it Mr Cortelyou finally said lie probably did have such n discussion but could not the Oyster Bay N Y June re bolting from the republican party t this said Colonel last night of supporters of ent Taft on the republican The former president was aroused to fighting mood by the news which him yesterday over his private vires from Chicago He denounced vith all the emphasis he could com- mand the action of the com- in deciding the contests for seats n the national convention from Aicky Arizona and California He de- clared that the thirty-seven Taft Continued on Page 2 Column 7 Frankfort Ind June sons sleeping in rooms above the ant of Mrs Ella narrowly caped death early today when ire swept the interior of the building John Scherer 11 and Edmond 13 from the second story and were painfully cut Mrs and her two children were rescued from the roof of the veranda ence of charities and corrections bent upon putting in a full week of work gathered early today for a general sion at which brief oral reports from the various states and territories were submitted showing the progress of the work on the organization is en- gaged Appointment of committees and other business of the conference was considered The conference later to sections each considering MUST OBEY THE LAW Washington June interstate commerce commission today held that pipe line companies transporting oil be- tween the states are common carriers with the obligations of such and dered thirteen of the largest oil pipe lines to file schedules of rates by September 1 and to comply with the provisions of the interstate commerce act It is the conclusion of the commission that the congress in designating oil pipe lines as common carriers meant pre- said in the statute Tha commission matters within its own scope That the obligations of a common One j rier are a pipe line en- MEETS HORRIBLE DEATH Lafayette Ind June Caine aged 27 was dragged to death by a Wabash freight train here this ing He boarded the train at Danville 111 and fell asleep on a flat car He rolled off as the train sped along and his foot became fastened in a brake beam He was dragged miles and his body was ground to a pulp His home was in Cleveland Ohio housing and recreation and in tlle transportation of oil in other children f i interstate commerce even though tuch Before the latter the chief was built its M feature scheduled was an address by and tra rts only Wilbur C Phillips secretary of the i own child welfare committee of Milwaukee j j u Wis on a community plan lor infant by placing the ownership of the pipe line in different welfare work Arguing that the Pacific const is in actual need of having the 1913 meeting in one of its cities delegates from light to have the next conference there With the opening of the Panama said a delegate today a vast horde of European immigrants Gen Bixby Assures Mr Cline Work Will Be Thorough ANSBERRY LENDS AID AT WEST POINT Lawrenceburg Ind June j Robert E O'Brien of the United States array stationed at Fort Sheridan 111 I has been appointed instructor of matics at West Point and will com- the first week in September Lieut O'Brien is the son of Wm II O'Brien state auditor FEARS BLACK HAND Indianapolis Ind June Vivian Stokes of Chicago under the de- lusion that agents of the were corporations in each state through which the transportation passes or by trans- ferring title to the oil to each of corporations as the oil enters the pipes of that corporation The pipe lines against which the com- order is directed bv rates will Oklahoma Pipe Prairie the Pacific coast cities it Oil and Gas company Standard 0.1 necessary that the people out pany of Louisiana Ohio Oil company there be awakened to the situation and Standard Company of Jersey instructed in time as to proper Tidewater Pipe company Ltd Producers means of dealing with the immigration and Refiners Oil company Ltd United T ivirt TIT fill question So far western cities have States Pipe Line company Pure Oil com- had to j pany Pure Oil Pipe Line company Ka- contend with almost none of the j tional Pipe Line company Uncle Sam lems that the Atlantic seaboard cities Oil company and Uncle Sam Oil have faced i pany of Kansas on Page 2 Column 6 Why the Cistern Went Dry o There will be no delay in the survey for the proposed deep waterway between Toledo and Lake Michigan by way of the river and Fort Wayne and the work will be exhaustive and com- plete when it is undertaken i Old Will Assurances to this effect have been j J i Sims and His Panama at Chicago given Congressman Cyrus Cline and Con- I i T T of the Defiance j Staff Photo MR AND MRS SAMUEL ORMSBY JR When Mr and Mrs Ormsby jr posed for Thc Sentinel today they hnd not sought the forgiveness of Meriam Major mother of thc bride who formerly Miss Major high school student and they still had this before them but felt con- thcy were welcomed by Mr and Mrs Samuel Ormsby parents of thc groom who no objection to thc marriage and who seemed proud of their new daughter-in-law They left Fort Wayne early yesterday 1 morning over the G R 1 and hid j no difficulty obtaining a marriage that it and cense at Coldwater and a minister there that their romance would follow out performed thc ceremony Immediately i thc lines of the old story books in which afterward they took up 1 all lived happily forever afterward Their marriage was celebrated at Mich yesterday and returned last night to the 514 West Main street where journey and arrived bte last night 1 Mrs Major was informed of re- turn but did not call and the newly weds preferred to wait until today be- fore asking her blessing United States army engineering corps Jn a telegram to The Sentinel from Washington today Congressman Clinc Congressman Ansberry Und myself have assurance from General Bixby this morning that a complete and exhaustive of the proposed canal will be en- ns soon as practicable after bili j 4 4 -5 4 FEARS HIS WIFE WILL TAKE TUBERCULOSIS SO FARMER SHOOTS HER Winnipeg Mann June Fearing that his wife aged 75 would contract tuberculosis from him Roderick MacDonald aged 76 shot and probably fatally the woman according to provincial constables arrived here last with MacDonald as their prisoner MacDonald is a fanner at Mann WILLIAM 0 BRADLEY NK DAY when 1 got home from work said A Fox of the Perfection Biscuit company's lives sit West Wayne 1 found the household much over thc fact that thc cistern j had suddenly gone dry It was nearly full the day before we had j little rain in night and the j seemed strange in the ex- 1 had a man come out and examine the cistern for leaks but he couldn't find anything that looked like a enough crack but he went down it and made some repairs for luck t way Well when it rained again we watched the cistern anxiously and were gratified to find that it held water all richt Gradually it filled up again and we had almost forgotten thc previous experience when one after nn ex- tra hard rain we found the cistern en- tirely empty again Wo were I began to do a scientific investigating and what do yon suppose was the Give it Well sir some time I bought a patent arrangement by which a cistern itself It consists of so that when a cistern full it overflows into the in such H way as to take the water from the bottom of the cis United States senator from Kentucky who has been invited or Taft to ond the president's nomination first instead of the top water to nin off as is the case with the ordinary overflow from a cistern Well the thing He Couldn't find anything are a good many of the appliances m use in Fort Wayne but in my case it was a Jonah Why? Well you see my lot on West Wayne street is so that the sewer is lower than the bottom of my cistern When the in the cistern commenced to overflow the pipes formed a siphon and the thing stop running until the
