Newark Advocate, The (Newspaper) - September 21, 1901, Newark, Ohio WEATHER PREDICTIONS Por warmer tonight and Sunday E NEWARK ADVOCATE ADVERTISERS WELCOME At Advocate press room at 4 p See what you get for your money VOLUME 35 NEWARK OHIO SATURDAY EVEN ING SEPTEMBER 21 1901 TEN CENTS A WEEK LITTLE OF INTEREST BROUGHT OUT AT TODAY'S SESSION WITNESSES MUST GIVE NOT OPINIONS FACTS CERTAIN TESTIMONY RULED OUT Schroder This Afternoon Said Two Were Left Undone That Might Have Been Done in the Effort to Destroy the Spanish day's Proceedings of the Court Washington Bent Dewey arrived in the court room this morning with Rear Admiral Schley and the latter's attorney the Admiral kading the way They came twenty minutes in advance of the time for the opening of the session The attendance when court wae smaller at either of ths two sessions The 75 seats in newspaper reservation had about a dozen occupants there were naif a dozen persons in the seats reserved for distinguished visitors and about 100 spectators In the free seais The members of the court entered at 11 and the was bgam with Com- mander Giles B Harber on the stand Judge Raynar Schley's cross examined Harber on his statement of yesterday that no picket vessels were stationed inside the line of blockade at the fly ing squadron arrived at that part Raynor read from report that the pion and Casline acted as pickets Commander said he would not contradict the but he did not recall the stationing of pickets between the squadron and the shore He knew that the vessels were with the squadron In regard to the possibility of ing tne on May 24 witness had stated on direct testimony that the Texas would have gladly taken coal could not remember the Brooklyn and the PRESIDENT'S BUSY DAY WASHINGTON Sept Roosevelt reached the White House this morning at He walked unattended and unguarded from the Cowles residence The President's first work was a ence with Secretaries Hay Long and Gage Mr Roosevelt is anxious to himself with the routine of the government and he will probably hold many consultations with his ministers during the next few weeks The crush of visitors outside the President's office today re- I one of of the last session when Mr McKinley shook hands with hundreds before lunch Among those who called day Senators Elkins Scott Burton and Dayton Gibson Storm and Livingston Labor Wright Land Commissioner Captain Ayres and Dr Schick the pastor of the church where the President will worship Nearly All the visitors said they called merely to pay respects j SHOULD j WIN THE CUP V New York Sept j rock II succeed in the cup the i New York Yacht clu will immediately i challenge for a year The challenge will be to the j challenge committee of the Royal swr Yacht club the moment it Is known the Shamrock has won the be b learned definitely but 4 i- i thar the gentlemen v jo haJ LJ cation in charge the ne yacht in the best tnm ana her Tae race would be sailed off Belfast Ireland CONDITION OF MRS RESPONSIBILITY FOR PLUNGING THE STATE FROM MOURNING Into a Noisy Campaign Will be Made to Rest Entirely Upon the Republicans YEARS AGO They Quarreled at School but They Decided to Comes A Tragedy CANTON O Sept P M Rixey authorized this ment this forenoon in regard to Mrs Mrs McKinley's grief is intense She is doing as well as be expected Too much encouragement should not be taken at this early day Mrs McKinley passed the second night since the funeral in about the same way she did the night previous Dr plan to have her go out day the weather and her health will permit is to be on today The morning is partially cloudy but it is hoped to get ui uei aim to uti as much as possible irom great loss The county court house will be open to the public Sunday The in- mourning drapery will be removed Monday All other tions are to remain 30 days Inez Ky Sept Mollett aged 18 was snot and instantly killed by Lindsey aged 20 on Greasy 1 Columbus O Sept the Creek yesterday Ten years ago they j Republican Campaign Columbus Sept was ly decided by the Republicans not to do away with a speaking campaign this year It is probable that the state campaign opened October at Delaware by Senators Foraker Hanna and Governor Nash CROWD BROKE BARRIERS AND PANIC WOMEN WERE CRUSHED AND MANY FAINTED RAILWAYS Maintain That State Board Has No Right to Raise Valuations Made by Auditors ROOSEVELT I 1 Under Inspection of the Czar French Soldiers Regained Their Historic Troops Passed by 100 Abreast in a Downpour of Rain Today at Reims WANTS NO DETECTIVES ABOUT i HIM ON THE STREET j Columbus Sept State Board of Equalization heard i ments today in reply to the contention ers of Ohio are to be dragged this at school Ferry Boat Explosion has just j of Tom L- Jolmson that railway 21 biggest crowd that bos been since tha arrived m France was here thia I morning to get a last look at tiie I ruler and cheered his departure for the Does Not Think a Body Guard is of take place today The Empress rode Much Use iin the first carriage and President a Boxer i and the Czar in the second Tae train without year from the bier cf a martyred President into the maelstrom of tisan politics the responsibility for that unhappy event will be upon the Republican state executive committee dominated by Senator Hanna and Chairman Dick and cannot be shifted to other shoulders exchanged words until a few ago when met by chance and decided to forget their past differences j they engaged in a friendly Washington Sept 21 had rint i tions should be increased f rum one I naa not thia cny -or an explosion hundred and sixteen millions to three i has put his foot down once hundred millions The railways con- wrestling match in which threw Wei is who thereupon out a revolver and shot The Republican ball w managers have been given every ig gtm ftt Mollett r four skull in which several are re- i ported killed and a number injured that the State Board has no The report that a ferry boat using power to raise valuations toy for fuel wrecking auditors Until this roint and tor all on the chief executive's pei son being guarded by detectives ery time he goes forth from the White House He declared himself in such the craft Robbers Rich Fiad is settled nothing more will be done j positive terms yesterday aga list practice that when he went to lunch 1 bj the Board Should the stated at- torney general decide adversely to Mr and again when he left for Comma Reims Sept Bethany near where the miltary maneuvers in or of the Czar are going on spectators crowded about the sham battle field today Special stands were erected for the guests were kept locked till the last moment when the pressure of on subject He paid no attention signals The court developed nothing sensa- tional this morning Commander bor was on the stand all morning de scribing the movements of the fleet off from May 24th to Commander at this after- session said two things were left undone that might have been acne ic the to destroy the Colon May 31 Tbe American have gone in closer and might have steamed more slowly during Snag Washington Sept barring cut the opinions of witnesses the court has shortened the time cf tbe by several weeks Haa they been admitted most of the of the fleet from ensign up would have been called and the opinion of each would have been the subject of Ions cross examination Four were on the It has been expected that the day be devoted largely to aries but the brisk manner m which the court took up the inquiry indicates that it will not be the affair of months that had been predicted Aside from Admiral Schley's victory in having opinions of witnesses debarred the feature of the day was the tory evidence of Admiral Higginson who was captain of the Massachusetts by their Democratic ents to eliminate partisan discussion from tbe campaign and permit the period of 30 days national mourning in view of the assassination of dent McKinley to be observed in cordance with the temper of the j pie at this time Thus far however the Republican committee has failed to respond and shows no signs of recognizing the proprieties The Democratic managers with tbe full consent and co operation of Col- DISCHARGED Because He Played Double Engaged to Both at Once Columbus Sept Henry Meier was today discharged from the fire de- for playing double with two engaged to onel Kilbourne have I Martha Richter and Fredericka mined to assume an attitude that will hardt He prepared a home and told place the Republicans in each girl it was for her Both worked Pittsburg Sept 21 masked men chloroformed Mr ward and Mrs Woodwax 1 the of a revolver reveal the hiding place of valuables got cash and jewelry 1 Johnson in this matter his re- j er Cowles home in the evening he was I the crowds smashed all barriers and j entirely unaccompanied Few a panic followed Women were dress is to sue in the courts CUBANS GENERAL STRIKE MAY FOLLOW Youngstown O Sept Are to Take Reins of Government by May Woods Leaves Sunday Washington Sept are i in him the President of the ed and many Many were i ed States as he dodged the street cars jured but none fatally so far I on Pennsylvania avenue and hurried One hundred and forty on through Lafayette square Mr Roosevelt does not believe that body guards are of much use He considers bis own hard fists ample protection at the Girard mill of the to take the reins of government by the ican Steel Hoop company who first of May This statement was eel to work Thursday on account by Governor General Woods Uer a conference President dent funeral have discharged It is that non- j velt today of dictating what shall be done with reference to the campaign whether the people's mourning shall be ed by the or whether their desire shall be honored for protection against dragging them from the grave to the rostrum The Democratic will make no announcement and take no action except as ed by the course pursued by Re- publican committee If the i the state with speakers the Democrats will follow suit The re- sponsibility of plunging tbe state j from mourning into a noisy campaign will be made to rest entirely ernor Nash Senator Hanna and the J This is the determination of the Democratic managers approved by all tbe candidates on the Democratic et and no man can say that it is not an eminently proper one under the circumstances The people will judge on election day between the propriety ol the course to be pursued by the two committees Colonel Kilbourne returned day from Canton where he attended the sad obsequies of the late dent as the official representative of Ohio Democracy His presenca at the funeral should have suggested to Hanna and Dick the propriety of ing off the campaign as proposed by Chairman Daugherty in view of the national tragedy that has just been en- in the same place and neither kiew of his attentions to the other till last week when they compared notes and resolved to get him discharged which was accomplished today union men from will They discussed the Cuban their places If not a eral strike at the mill is threatened law as drafted by the convention at Havan They will continue the con- this afternoon Tomorrow The organ grinder believes that one Wood will start back for Havana to good teurn deserves another remain there until November and troops took part in the sham bat tie and review A GRAND REVIEW Reims Sept the a personal encounter and will run i tion of the of the Czar tha French soldiers seemed to regain toric ardor and precisian and of the Old Grand Army The re- view today was the greatest military pageant since he second empire One hundred and forty thousand by 100 and it took hours to review them The of rain did not dampen the asm chances of attack by pistol or gun lets fired from a distance In the ter case personal body guards would be pf absolutely no service anyway The President has shoulders like dow and is a clever amateur boxer HANNA Announces That He is to Give Out No More Done for All Time IN A TALKATIVE MOOD Fine Photographic Study of President's Assassin Taken at Buffalo EIGHT KILLED i Giles B Harber of but there is no evidence that had such an effect If an active and Commander i the Texas Higginson said that after the flying squadron arrived at campaign is rendered necessary by the ago the ships were from two to of the Republicans Colonel miles from shore by day and closer in Kilbourne will be under the at night i of the Democratic committee Harber declares that by day the If he merely re- sels were from 7 to 10 miles to invitations and meet tbe people quietly during the month and a half that must elapse be- shore and that they were further re- moved at night Higginson testified that in sailing election back and forth the ships passed about a mile east and west of Santiago Recommends or I Sept cf Harber said they sailed 7 or 8 miles tne Navy Long gave an ab- east and west of the harbor i s tract of tne court of inquiry m the Major Woods testimony that after i T- 1 of Col L Meade L b the Colon had been fired at for a time r Marine corps was charged wuh on May 30 1898 Schley Let drunkenness Tne court of inquiry us get out or was regarded as cf i finds that he should tried by a court special interest by tbe opponents of martial Col Meade wag located Schley the New York The court They also felt that they had scored i and Major IB statement that the whom Meade Continued OB Page 3 j brought counter charges Cleveland Sept na went to his house on Lake avenue after spending a short time at his of- fice and remained there for the rest of the day During the ing he was interrupter with the re- quest that be make a brief statement of how he regarded the policy of ident so far as it had been expressed and what sort of an he believed the new dent would give the nation I am done with being interviewed for all was the response of the tor Have you decided not to agair express your was asked No was the brief answer Nine Hurt When Trains Train Caught Fire at Palota Vienna Sept petroleum train ran into the Vienna express at Hungary at 2 o'clock this morning Tbe oil on the petroleum train caught fire and both trains were consumed The known casualties are eight killed and nine injured The damage is one million francs Ridgely Named i COSTS ONLY A MILLION New York Sept was made today that J P Morgan had this purchased Oriental Grove on the Sound near Great L I and be will improve it at a cost of Sl.OOn.OuO Mr Morgan it Lou his daughter the wife of Herbert I terlee The estate will be the finest 1 on the Sound Washington Sept ment by the new President of William B of Illinois as comptroller of the currency to succeed Charles G Dawes resigned was officially an- Switchmen's Strike IN FULL Will Every Depositor of the Seventh National be Was Approved Today Ky 21 re- the of em- oy tne Kentucky and Indiana Kr dge company 1 300 freight cars ara E the ille yards En- waiting far to resume out far no secured to take ara a from Chicago The wj are more or less affected 3 O Illinois Central ille Henderson St Ohio and j Washington Sept 21 tor tne of the Seventh Bank of New York were approved today by Comptroller of the Currency Four C G Dawes The affairs of the hank have been satisfactorily ctl and every depositor vuli be paid in full The directors have met ail the obligations The new bank has been organized on ruins of the old one to be called the Federal National bank i aad away Saloon Burglary O gained to the saloon of I Wm at brake open with a paid up rash capital of 000 containing a sum of Ready for Trial The above photograph of the wretched Leon shows him in z talkative mood Enforced silence is the famous oi army was ruined by one winter wats noted for its Buffalo and of perfumes The Capuan the worst punishment that can be inflicted upon this depraved young man and he chafes under it A telegram I counsel for have sent in and to the Advocate from at noon today says that Lewis and Titus counsel for Czolgosz have announced that they will be ready to proceed with the trial of the case on Monday that they will ba ready to with the cass Monday glass voxels to all parts of the Roman world i J i
