Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - March 7, 1903, Reno, Nevada O The Want Column wonderful producer It re- than oan be through any other 7000 of wire and tHirt of It to every part of VOL RENO MARCH 7 1903 PRAYED FOR HIS MOTHER LITTLE PRINCE MISSING Eldest Son of Crown Princess Louise Wants Her to Complications In Saxony I By Leased March Prince George eldest son of Crown Prince Frederick was missing fro palace yesterday for several hours while his tutors and the household officials were In consternation The rumor was that the Prince had been abducted by the agents of his mother the former Crown Princess Louise The boy was found praying in the cathedral that his mother might re- turn The Socialists are using the Crown episode for political tion and the unpopularity of the ony monarchy appears to have been considerably heightened The carriage of Princess Mathilde sister of the Crown Prince was rounded by a crowd in one of the principal shopping streets of Dresden one day last week the cries of Give us our Louise were raised Princesa Mathilde was so frightened that when the police reached the scene she was escorted to a shop and eventually went out by the rear door another home eral similar incidents showing the un- popularity of the royal house have since the agitation caused by the elopement of the Princess Louise none of them has been mentioned in of Dresden Was Here Afore de War MONTGOMERY W Va Miarch 7 Kelther a white man today celebrated her day with religious service at her home Mrs Keither was born in South lina She has vivid recollections of Incidents preceding the war of 1812 She is the mother of thirteen children but only two are living Another New Building Hon A E Cheney will construct a two story brick building on his lot be- tween the Bruener Furniture store and the Ryland block The Judge advertises for bids for the excavating of the basement in today's paper Discharged Victor Basino was arrested after the cutting affray yesterday and placed in jail He remained there all night and as no complaint was filed against him this morning THAT WABASH STRIKE still Postpone Other Road Will be In Controversy ST LOUIS Mo March 7 Far into the night the for the trainmen were busy at work last night of the petition on which the motion for a dissolution of the injunction will be based At 9 o'clock this morning with a corps of stenographers they took up the work again but all the energy they are putting forth they said this morning that they could not definitely state just when the answer to the in- junction would be completed The attorneys have the entire field now and nothing will be done until they are ready to file the answer In the United States District Court The members of the grievance com- are the corridors of their different hotels consulting among themselves and patiently waiting for the completion of the legal ment At the Wabash general offices dent Ramsey and the road's legal ad- visers are simply waiting for the sel of the grievance committees to act The employes are working along as usual throughout the system ing a rumor that the other roads will Join In a strike be declared Vice Grand Master Lee of the hood of Railroad Trainmen said Talk of other roads joining us in a strike is all foolish only way that could arise would be in a road assisting a road on which a strike is declared by ing men to fill the strikers places In that case it Is probable the grand masters would notify the lodges of the assisting road that this was being done and order a pool for a strike ever we fire going to fight this out with the Wabash only The real grievance is not a case of wages A violation of the old schedule Is one of the causes of the complaint This is done by the com- pany putting on preferred regular rews that get a monthly salary This uts the brakemen's pay from two cents a mile to about one and a ter cents conductors from three to two cents while engineers and firemen re- the same for working on the trains as for any other freight train But this is not the worst feature of the arrangement After the company had these runs well established the mana- ers commenced to pile on the abuses so fast that one could hardly believe the orders posted in the bulletin boards The first of these was that crews on Detroit and Chicago runs after running 270 miles switch out the and take It down town out additional pay The next was 101 miles each way added to the St Louis merchandise run making 202 miles in the round trip additional with un Increase of about per month The additional mileage alone would make a brakeman per month as it is a daily run saying nothing of the two hundred miles he had already made The next was the Detroit and Chicago crews after making 207 miles they would wait at Detroit until cars are received and take them down town before being relieved But this is the straw that broke the camel's Not satisfied with all this for nothing they put two engines on and make them handle a dead train outside of the high class and they wonder what we are kicking about After we work like slaves all winter in all kinds of ther without rest often for at a stretch we are told we have ing to complain of In the spring when navigation op- ens up and business drops off these preferred crews with the big engines can handle about half of the business and the rest of us can eat dried ball or wait until nice cold stormy winter comes around again with its sleet and ice on the running boards on top of the cars The Adams injunction even takes away the right to quit the company's service and if made permanent they can hold men as bonded slaves Now I for one an O R C man and one who voted against a strike believe In upholding the B of R T and B of L F to the last ditch JOHN HOPKINS Chairman of the General Committee O R C NED B GRAND FRANCIS I GRAY REID WRIGHT Great Satisfaction by at tho many now wo mho wing You of wmy furnishing Goods NEW For we many new things in the line of string bows etc prices f ant MEN'S For Saturday weight dress suspenders Regular Oyr price Is but im Purchase Exposition Core Hundred High Honor i PARIS March monstration of cor- occurred at the banquet given at 11 o'clock this morning at the Hotel Continental to President cis of the St Louis Exposition It was under the presidency of Minister of Commerce and was d by five hundred of the foremost ials including a personal tive of President Loubet practically the entire ministry and representatives of the State Senate Chamber of De- Judiciary and the army and navy Mr Francis arrived here from late last night and owing to his to leave for Berlin at 1 p m the banquet was arranged for an unusually early hour The corridors leading to the quet hall were lined on either side by ong lines of Republican guards in brilliant uniforms with burnished and flowing red plumes On he upper landing was stationed the famous band of the One Hundredth Fourth Regiment of Infantry played the Marseillaise as the distinguished officials assembled When President Francis appeared he and band played ner During prolonged demonstration Mr Francis was the post of honor with Colonel Meaux St Marc of staff at his right and the Minister of merce at his left The full capacity of the spacious banquet hall was taxed by the guests who were seated at twelve tables flanking the table occupied by of honor Others who sate near Mr Francis were Minister of Instruction Minister Of the Colonies Doumergue the Commander-in-Chief General Brugere Minister of Public Works M director eral of the Paris exposition in 1900 Former Ministers Krantz Domer Boucher and Lebon the commissioner of France to St Louis exposition M La Grave the presidents of the leading coal industrial and financial organizations of the country and re- of the United States Em- bassy and Gowdy dom had such a gathering of officials and representative men been seen here The decorations of the hall were of fraternity the central piece being a sunburst of and stars and stripes On the artistic menu card was en- graying typifying American energy and the card was embellished and en- twined with the flags of France and America After an elaborate meal speeches of welcome were made by M Ancelot president of the French foreign tion company and the minister of commerce M closed his remarks with presenting to Mr Francis a superb minature painting representative of art The minister of com- merce in behalf of President Loubet and the ministry presented Mr cis with a magnificent vase and to Mrs Francis he presented an exquisite fan of ivory lace and silk Mr Francis made a feeling response saying he recognized this reception was chiefly a tribute to cordiality of French sentiment toward the sister re- public He closed with a speech in French which evoked applause The banquet was ended with the playing of the Star Spangled Banner and amid a scene of much enthusiasm Mr Francis hurried away to catch the train for Berlin During the banquet an autograph letter from President was read designating Colonel Meaux Saint Marc to present in his own behalf and Wit CONS tf INDOOR MEET MILWAUKEE Wis March 7 rack athletes from throughout the comprising the Central sociation A A U will meet tonight at the exposition building In the event sof the annual indoor The new track is said to the fastest built for racing and several re- are expected to be broken There promises to be great rivalry or supremacy between the kee Athletic Club Chicago University he University of Wisconsin and First Regiment Athletic Association of cago FIRES GUN INTO A CROWD ST JOSEPHS Mo March ause they Jeered at him Walter Green colored aged fifteen fired into a crowd of white boys at South St Joseph with a shot gun wounding John Good Clyde Chirstopher Arthur Smith and Phillip McGee The gun was loaded with shot and the boys were struck in ferent parts of the body and head None of them it is believed is Injured The white boys who are about the age of Green are members of inent families Green has been arrested the PHILADELPHIA March dent Buchanan of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers today Issued a ment giving as the reasons for the general against the American Bridge Company the work in the various cities had been to non- union men contrary to the established working rules POLICE RAIDED PLACE Company Promised Homes on Small Monthly Payments PITTSBURG Pa March police caused a sensation here today by raiding the Keystone Department the place ar- resting six officers on a charge of con- to defraud The company has been in existence about two months and has been a scheme to procure homes on a small monthly payment plan Up to date they have issued 3400 contracts and at the present rate these contracts will aggregate in a year The books are now being audited and the hearing has been fixed for next Friday Continued on Cage Six Eyes Tested Free All styles of Solon Also ciass watch clock and Jewelry repairing Golden's Jewelry Co ING ICE CAUSES CAPSIZING OF f LAI BOAT GLENN FALLS N Y March By the capsizing of a flat boat used as a ferry at Falls today nine men were drowned There were sixty men in the boat The current was very swift and a mass of ice and logs struck the craft In the confusion one man jumped out and in the jumping seized the tackle rope This caused the boat to tip half the men falling into the river and being carried down by the swift current Search 5s now being made for the missing The bodies and two Italian laborers have been found HIGH SCHOOL The Try Out for Joint Debate Took Place Yesterday A try out debate was held at the high school yesterday afternoon to de- termine who should participate in the joint debate between the high school and the preparatory department of the university which takes place next month The question was the proper tion of the negro and the arguments were presented in a very creditable manner by the youthful debaters Songs by Miss and Miss Hepburn Michaels added to the pleasure of the afternoon The debaters ez Holland Ethel Bacon Clara Belle Warde Homer Bender Guy Harris Jay Skinner Edna Folsom and Owen Bird The judges decided that the tives had the best of the argument A His Cuts are Very Bad Victor Brinso cut day by William was taken to MYSTERY MAY BE SO Former Employe of Murdered tte Sweat Important P 3 BUFFALO N Y March man whose name the police refused to divulge at the time but whom it was subsequently learned was Miss Marion Hutchinson a former employe of the murdered Edwin L Burdick at his envelope factory was taken into custody by the police today and con- to police headquarters Superintendent of Police Bull de- clared the woman wos not under ar- rest but merely was being detained The woman was taken to headquarters in a carriage by Chief of Detectives Cusack and other police officials be- tween six and eight o'clock this ing So quietly was it done that the fact did not become known until 10 o'clock when Superintendent Bull made the announcements to the reporters No arrest has been made said he We have simply taken a woman Into custody She is now In my vate office She was brought here be- tween six and eight o'clock this ing He declined to reveal the woman's name or anything further concerning her The District Attorney he said was in his private office with the woman but was not examining her I We lire doing some inary work before Kukl Superintendent Bull As soon as examined her we will tell all there is to tell BUFFALO March Miss inson has been released This afternoon Assistant Attorney Abbott arrived at police headquarters having with him in a closed carriage another young woman apparently about twenty-four years of age She was handsomely attired She was en into the private office where she was questioned by the authorities Superintendent of Police Bull then Miss Marion Hutchlnson was em- ployed as i clerk in office Her former home was in London On- tario She is a woman refinement and a fine musician She came to falo summer with her mother and sister He father is dead It appears that a handkerchief ed important part in the tion and that one not belonging to anyone in the household was found in te den after the tragedy As Miss Hutchlnson sat in the office she was approached by Detective Cor- nish who asked her for her to Pace the Reno General Hospital today where he lies dangerously wounded Fears are entertained for his ery His wounds while they did not have appearance of being serious when they were inflicted the shock to his nervous system severe The Indications at writing are that he will not recover Incorporated Dr Thomas and R R Bigelow have filed articles of Incorporation In- their building property Mrs Alice Thoma an dR R Bigelow are named as the incorporators The incorporation is for It is done to a partnership your spring suit made to order gentlemen of the Haword Tailoring Company Prices not fit faction guaranteed by their agents Call and see samnles GRAY REID WRIGHT CO INQUEST Findings of the Jury Sitting on Andy Johnson's Case Coroner Updike held an inquest over the remains of Andy Johnson whose were found at Cold Springs six miles north of Reno The foot prints which at first were accounted for as indications of a struggle were made by Roy Brown J Gammon and Sam Phelan the crew of the train who found the body The boys left the train and ed the body carefully In all the man was not murdered as first reported but strayed out in a state of intoxication and died from exposure Charles Traca identified the remains at the inquest The jury brought in a verdict that He came to his death by causes un- known FOR WANTED The building upon the lot where the Reno Department Store now is will be sold and removed to clear the ground for new building Bids wanted for excavating for foundation of new building A E CHENEY March 7 1903 w SNOW SLIDE IN UTAH i Cabin Carried Away and Man Killed in Oak Bush Canyon SALT LAKE Utah March special from Vernon Utah that Frank Burns of Salt Lake waa killed and his brother John and John Taylor injured in a snow slide in Oak Brush canyon the men were working a claim near the head of the canyon and were asleep at the time The avalanche tore their cabin pieces and carried the men down the mountain side for some distance They succeeded in digging selves out but Frank Burns was iously injured The other two started for help in their night clothes lor in the teeth of a storm succeeded in reaching Ben sons six miles away The last half mile he crawled on his hands and knees The rescuing party found John Burn's but Franks body has not yet been recovered A VICTORY FOR NEVADA Stockton Girls Defeated By U of N Team in Lively The Stockton high school met the U of N in a basket bail game this afternoon In the gymnasium A good crowd was present and the game was a lively one from the start At the end of the first half the score was a tie standing 7 to 7 with three fouls for Stockton and one for vada The second half was crisp and py and both teams played well The score at the 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