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I THE REE PRe WIRE LETS SHARE $100000 PROVES $32250 Bakina fwUj Powder 12330 contributors Name of Pupil the Age School Ho tne Address 5 one could prevent him I misunderstanding between a red hot poker in ASKS CARNEGIE TO TESTIY the BONAPARTE ASKS REVIEW the liinl as HOBSON' PRESIDENT BIRRELL WANTS MILLIONS MORE violate It means were SCORE SLAIN IN TORNADO are COLONEL DEAD WIRELESS PROBLEM SOLVE Italian BELGRADE LEGAL NOTICES Rheumatism DEALS WITH INDEPENDENTS 74000 DEM CONTRIBUTORS NOTES BY CABLE Delightful Beyond Compare Post number of ha 0 4ft Ar 45 at their Sulen and we in to lie be tiie MEYERS SWINDLE IS BIGGEST EVER TORNADO WRECKS ARKANSAS TOWNS are the Col em United today to his the GANNON DECLARES OR REVISION Scientists Say They In Independent Messages November 23 Belllni and who rench IP $10000 in Cash Prizes to the Boys and Girls Who Writehe ollowing Sentence in the Best Style: This Coupon MUST accompany every specimen of handwriting Pin or paste it on jour copy Send your writing to Handwriting Editor ree Press Detroit Mich 'W tariff on The Detroit ree Press Writing Contest OR THE CHILDREN MICHIGAN of wishing to retain hint as KOBIN COOPER cal course which Carmack made 'in the paper of which Jie was editor Meeting Carmack on tho street the Coopers killed him Robin the son fired the shots which killed the ex senator but his father is held for the crime Roliin was wounded by Mr Carmack in the encounter Cash and Archives Transferred to Nish Government May ollow Belgrade Servia 23 Seventeen carloads of coin and the archives of the National bank werd today removed from thl3 city" to the fort at Nish This step was taken because the government fears that Austria will makea raid on Bel grade tlie capital It is rumored that the? govern ment also will be removec' to Nish ATHER AND SON HELD OR MURDER SENATOR CARMACK Genuine has blue signature of in sure Pa ris Tosi two Italian scientists witn me sanction or inn government have been conducting experiments in wireless telegraphy for the last eighteen months on the coast of Normandy announce that they have solved the problem of independent wireless communi cation The say they have picked' up messages at will from every English wireless station and from ships at sea and that they have transmitted messages front Pourville to Havre and other points Without the waves being percepti ble at the other stations lying just off the line of They assert that their system Insures ab solutely independent communication and opens up immense advantages in the use of wireless telegraphy Zimmerman in oor Health for Long Time Brazil Ind November 23 Zimmerman of this city died late yesterday on a Queen Crescent train as it was entering Mason Ga Col Zimmerman went to' lorida several weeks ago on account of his health but became very ill a week ago and started for hote He was born in Ohio 72 years ago He "was colonel of the regiment in which the late President McKinley en listed as a private It was Col Zimmerman who later issued a commission ot to the young private Col Zimmerman was one of the pioneer operators of the block coal fields and was at the time of his death president of the Block Coal Operators' association He leaves a widow and three children Wisconsin Official Count Madison Wis November 23 Thu Official vote for president in Wis consin is announced as follows: Bryan 16677: Taft 248673 Debs 28146: Chafin 176 Taft's plurality 81866 COLOGNE The Commercial and Industrial bank of Bonbe capital750000 lias suspended payment as a result ot the general dullness in trade The directors have decided to propose liquidation at general meeting to be held December 14 BRESLAU A German balloon that passed over Russian territory Saturday was 'fired on by Russian frontier guards No less than fifteen shots were fired and tilts in spite oaiioon was The aeron descent and German ter TALK THROUGH CELL BARS i i A Curtis tV Morse in Tombs for irst Time New York November Through the bars of his cell In the Tomia where he has been confined since his conviction on charges of violation of the natldtjdl banking law Charles Morse held a long conversation todav with Alfred Curtis former president of the who was convicted with Morsebut who esouped on a suspended sen tence It was the first tinuj the two men had met since thix conclusion of their Joint trial visit to the Tombs today It stated was at written request' Seated on little stoo) outside of Mr Morse's cell'tMr Curtis chatted with the prisoner for an hour bbth speaking' in low The pairseemed entirely friendlyand before he left Mr Curtis extended his blind through the bpr and shook Morse's hand heartily Puts Standard Oil ine Up to Supreme Court Washington November torney General Bonaparte to lay cd a petition for a writ ei rarl in the supremo court of United States urging that irt issue a writ of certiorari tp tin 'it cult i'Cturt of appeals for the until Circuit to review the revet of Judge Landis'a 2ffrou tint The attorney general fakes the po sition that the court of appeals without Jurisdiction whti It revr ed Judge Landis's decision Tho petition says: "Ttu principle decided control the entire rnatiirg and purpose of tho lawanl fin pain the underlying policy con gress if for example tiM nary that tlie'government ho it I prove actual knowledge by the ship per pf the: lawful rate the lt will be altogether deprived of fet against the very shippers win EYIDENCEAGAINST OIL CO STOLEN TUESDAY NOVEMBER 24 1908 1 A I li isher a naturalized American citi zen who has been held for the past eleven months in Russian Jane on suspicion of being implicated in a murder will be taken from jail Tuesday and sent under guard to the frontier station at Alexandrova at which tpoint he will be released Relatives of isher in Breslau have supplied funds that isher might be enabled to return to America largest contribution was the sixteenth congressional district re reived more votes than Kiel a Re publican elector at large who re ceived the lowest vote on the Re publican electpral ticket Bran nock received fewer votes that the Republican elector for the district" PORTLAND ORE Congressman William Lorrimer of Chicago who Is suffering an attack of blood pois oning is much improved Between two and three hundred juen employed In the Washington navy yurd will be dismissed from the government ser vice on January 1st in order to reduce the force to meet the ap propriations made by congress SEATTLE WASH One half in terest in property valued at 50000 was awarded to Mrs Hannah Ad ler widow of red Adler a wealthy glove manufacturer who died ln New York city on September lo 1907 four hqurs after he was wed ded NEW ORLKaS'S William Adler president of the defunct State Na tional bank pleaded not guilty to the charge of misappropriating the funds of that institution before ed eral Judge Saunders Mr Adler was released under the original bond of10000 ALBANY The Independ ence League of tlie State has cer tified to Hie secretary of state that it received and expended during the last campaign 19209 William Hearst contributed 1 1900 Arthur Brisbane 2500 and Clarence Shearn $500 SHARON Twenty mills at the South Sharon plant of the Ameri' an Sheet and Tin Plate com pany will be placed in operation November 30 and the finishing de partments will be in full operation a few days Inter affording employ ment to 1200 workmen MILWAUKEE Two days after one suit to foreclose the trust mort gage on tlie Chicago Milwaukee Electric railroad was dismissed an other has been commenced The plaintiff in the case Is the Invest ment Registry Co Limited of Lon don Eng which owns 951 bonds or the company with a face value of $951000 RED BANK After he had surprised a number of tils friends by declaring that he could eat iron and htnra aliV 1 I Ik A 1 11 4 Iz I' iiau piatvu a i ch ik'v ywnv mouth terribly burning himself Jo seph McCormick of Bradly Beach was removed to the Trenton Asylum for the Insane today suffering from dementia caused by excessive indul gence lit alcoholic liquors CHICAGO Miss Bertha Dupplcr secretary to four Chicago postmas ters and at the time of her resigna tion said to have been the highest salaried woman in the postal ser vice was married Monday to Jacob Bauer a prominent Chicago busi ness man During lie incumbency of red A Busse Miss Duppler was for time acting postmistress with complete charge of the immediate business of tlie Chicago office Alfred New York: Cornelius York Henry Levi Morton Indiana Taft's By 10731 Indianapolis November 23 The popular vote for president in In diana as officially announced to day follows: Taft 348993 Bryan 338262: Chafin 18045: Watson 193 Debs 13176 643 Hisgen 514 Irish Secretary Says Land Pur chase Scheme Will Require Total of $900000000 Ixmdon November Another Irish land bill to facilitate the car rying out of previous land pur chase act was introduced In the house of commons tonight by Chief Secretary for Ireland Dlrrell The chief secretary dealt lit huge figures He said be found that th estimate of made by one of his predecessors George Wyndham as the amount necessary to satisfy the land hunger of the tenants was totally Inadequate $9000o000 would be required for this end The completed transfers of land up to October 31 represent $125000000 which had practically exhausted the amount realized by issues of land stock Pending tran sactions represent $260000000 and tlie government intended to raise the money necessary to complete these transactions leaving about $'00 000 000 to be dealt with later The chief secretary said the gov ernment proposed to ask for power compulsorily to acquire the uncul tivated grazing lands of the west of Ireland which had been such a bone of contention and which had led to such lawlessness in recent years He said that about half the agricultural land in al ready had passed or was in the course of passing from landlord to tenant and that to arrest progress in this direction would be an eco nomic and political blunder of the first magnitude The made by Taft brother of thepresident elect He gave $110000 to bring about 'the election vt his brother Arkansas Towns Partly Razed by Great Storm Little Rock Ark November According to advices received up to midnight more than a score of lives were lost and many persons were injured in a tornado which swept the northwestern part of Arkansas late yesterday partly de molishing several towns and razing vdst tracts of timber The region reported storm swept is removed from both telegraph and railroads and details and confirma tion of many ot tne reports lacking new Member of BRITISH CABINET Chairman Pay 112' Telegraphs Iron Master to Appear at Tariff Revision Hearing Washington November As a result of tlte declaration of Andrew Carnegie in mi magazine article that the tariff scheduies on iron andsteel should be reduced tlie ways and means committee oftonight formally invited negicHo appear before it wefck to tell what he knows about tlie steel industry and the possibility ot the reduction of the iron and steel products The committee desires ilDDCilr WedneMdv whn and steel schedule will be taken up ni'tiie hearing nOw being field bv the committee Tlie hearings on tlie iron and steel rates will con tinue until riday iami if Mr Cur iiPKie nnoM 1 nniiRnnv 1 1 anxious to hear" hfm on 5 ui riuH Reports Say Between Twelve to Twenty Persons Were Killed Much Property Damage Little Rock' Ark November 23 A dispatch from Russellville Ark say that between 12 and 2' per sons were killed in a tornado which swept through the settlement of Piney late today and that about 30 other persons were Injured Dispatches also report that the towns of Wallervllle and Jethro Hn ranklin county were almost de molished and that several persons were killed In euch place Only indefinite reports have been received thus far The report states that the tornado crossed the Ark ansas river "just south ot Piney and that timber tracts and a num ber of were destroyed Piney is near London where first reports stated so much damage was done Later reports from Berryville are to the effect that no one was kill ed there but that three persons were injured It was reported at Van Buren that five persons were killed north east ot Mulberryand a number in jured Becausq of the remoteness of the towns from railroad and telegraph only meager reports are available i Leading inanciers of Countrjr Said to Have Been Victim ized by Clever Crooks i special to The Press Pittsburg November 23 The al leged attempt of'J Moqtefiore Meyr a uironorrioiz nri i tin rx i 3 LIIV A 4 others not yet arrested to swindle Pittsburg rich men of much money grew In Size today until Su perintendent of Police Thomas A McQuaid this evening said he was now satisfied that the biggest swindling game in the history of the country had been checked but that tlie end was not yet All day the Pittsburg police have Deeb looking for at least three' other men who were witlYithe New York ers vh ere? in an atlempt to hold up meii of money at? this place It developed that Detective of' Pittsbiirg practically forced his way Into the officeof Theodore Barnsdall the oil and gas here Sunday afternoon and arrested XV A itzpatrick who'was closeted with Barnsdall and who was closing up the deal which Mey ers? and John ritzpatrick had al ready started Barnsdall Narrowly Escapes XVhCn itzpatrick was placed un der arrest Mr Barnsdall was greatly astonished He evidently diad placed greAt faith in the plans of the Mey ers crowd it was said he was about to pay over a large amount of money to itzpatrick Barnsdailwtll not talk on the matter at all lie had a long conference with Chief McQuaid at pqiice headquarters The itzpatricks will be taken tomorrow to XVilkes Barre where they will be placed on trial for swindling certain people out of $3000 State Senator John Gar man of Wilkes Barre was in Pitts burg today and John itzpatrick who was arrested here on his arri val from New York last night sent lor him counsel Garman refused to act his counsel Big Jleu Stung Before leaving for Wilkes Barre today Mr Garman said: "If those outside could but get a at the inside of that private bag carried by 311 Meyers which he appears to have seldom let out oun that EARS RAID In Speech at Chicago Says Will Aid in Carrying Out Plat form Pledges 2 Chicago November Joseph Cannon speaker of the house representatives who Was in Chi cago today en route to Washington placed himself on record in favor of js revision or the tariff in cordance with the promise of Republican party platform and de clared that so far as his voto was concerned he would see to it that the announced policy of revision would be written in the national laws as soon as possible The words or the speaker came at the conclusion of a luncheon giv en to six rear admirals of tlie United Stales navy by Alexander Revell of Chicago in the Union League club at which the need of more battleships and Increased effi ciency of the righting forces of the republic were the principal themes of discussion In a few introductory sentences Speaker Cannon declared himself in favor of an efficient navy and army 'for the good of the republic and qupted a passage of Scripture relative to chariots of iron to em phasize his point olio wel Ilooae velt's Lead bn tlie tariff question his words were: change in the revenue laws of tlie country of necessity is fol lowed by a depression of business Three years ago I followed the lead Of Theodore KooSevelt who declared that there should be no revision ot tlie revenue laws which means the tariff until after the next general election His policy was1 not to change existing conditions "Tlie Republican platform on which the national contest has been won says revise the revenue laws That revision should be with due re gard to protection and penalty against discriminatory nations a member of the next house of representatives a eo ordinatc branch of tlie government equal to the executive and the judiciary and I will be there it I live I am going so far as my vote is concerned to see to it that the policy Re publican party on this question is written in the national laws as proniptlv as possible The laws should he written promptly so that business can adjust Itself to changed conditions for the change will of ne cessity bring In Washington Today I Washington November 23 The arrival of speaker tjannon at me capital tomorrow or not later than Thursday is awaited by his friends Witlv the belief that his presence will put an end to the reports that President elect Taft will oppose his re election to the speakership As the members of the present con gress who are to serve In the sixty first congress arrive the In terest In the speakership grows and is rapidly becoming the principal theme of discussion The attitude of Speaker Cannon on the tariff Is understood by most of tlie representatives to be the principal objection that will be speaker and It is believed that he will make his position so clear when he arrives botli by word and action that there will be a com plete and agreeable understanding reached bet ween the speaker and Mr Taft in regard to the revision 4 It Is unditstoed that no asrajiger ments haven been made format con ference between the two Speaker Cannon's friends 'say that lie would hardly go to Hot Springs to con fer with the president elect with out an invitation Criticism forPnyiic Tlie statement of Chairman Payne of the house committee and means that a new tariff bill vtil be framed during the coming session of congress for enactment into law at a special session fell far short of ending the discussion as to how the tariff will be revised The framing of a bill at this ses sion is taken by some who claim to be fighting for a thorough re vision of the tariff as an indication that the schedules would be review ed too hastily and without intention of much change Reports that man ufacturers importers and others in terested wpre not given enough time to prepare for the hearings and for argument when before the committee on ways ana in circulation today Committee Will Be Other criticisms were to the effect that the 'l'ni Nenr' Canada "Because we are so near to Canadian manufacturers and cause ours is the best made In United lie replied vt by wo have tlte best ln the world right in New declared Mr Payne with a show of state pride "Yes wo sell most of our product In New York" retorted Mr Perry Using figures furnished him" Rep resentative Clark figured out that Hie company is making 24 per cent profit Cary and Hugo Reisinger importers of carbons asked that tho tariff of $9 a thousand on carbons or electric Jigljts'lie reduced In or der that tlfcy niigjit compete with the National Carbon Co of Cleve land which they said controls ''0 per rent or the domestic trade Crider representing that eom puiiy" insisted on the "riecessit for the duty 't XTirioux pottery manufacturers asked for a tariff on their product evenyhiglier than tho did not1' tyfrea With them favoripg a reduction Clarence Darrow Argues Against Extradition of Man Charged With orgery Chicago November 23 States Commissioner oote listened to arguments a Jurisdiction or lack of in case of Christian RudoWiczl Rudowicz was arrested at the in stance of the Russian consul at Chicago who Insisted the prisoner was wanted in Russia for forgery The defense claimed he was a po litical fugitive and not a forger' and that it was for his political actions that lie is wanted in Russia Attorneys for Consul Schilling de clared that the political aspect of the case was for consideration of the state department at Washington Attorney Darrow for Rudowicz ar gued that Commissioner oote jurisdiction to determine whether the defendant is guilty a polit ical offensei 1 In his argument? Attorney' Dar row declared that 600000 persons have been killed In Russia for po litical offenses during the last three years and that there are now in the United States 20000 exiles who fled from a similar fate He said that' if allowed lie would show in court that Joseph Urban mentioned In the evidence against Rudowiez as one of the murderers of Mrs Wil helmina Kinze was not one of the murderers but was executed Jn Rus sia for a political offense challenge the Russian gov representative to produce the evidence on which Urban was said Mr Darrow "Let them produce that evidence and we may judge how much good faith there is in the present persecution of Changed to be heard wavs and means committee of the house now holding hearings is not tlie com mittee that will revise the tariff however much the personnel of the ways and means committee of the next congress may coincide with the present one On the other hand several repre sentatives when discussing the sit uation not for publication said that' thev could be no party to an interference on the part of the ex ecutive or a president elect in tlie organization of the bouse Jn near ly every instance it' was added that' Mr Taft was too far seeing to al low himself to bedrawn into such entanglements Valuable Documents Missing rom iles of County Clerk's Office in Cleveland Cleveland November Clerk Charles I' Salen subpen4 to produce at the Standard OU hci Ing in New York valuable b'c papers wanted by Attorney KeltKi found' today that the doentnr have mysteriously disappeared Among tlie missing files ai dozen affidavits made by St md OU chiefs Including one by Rockefeller president and ers of Oliver II Pa ne then the company and the remainl by men who were prominent in Standard oil in the eighties ni of whom are still big tscim the oil company A petition filed here In which standard OU sought i Inate" XVilllani Schofield a land refiner is also gone it wanted by the prosecution in government's present case Mr Salen and a corps nLdepuf searched today for the niissin" pers but at evening were no tne Knowieage or abou ts than before Nir Kellogg by long distance phone tonight and stated to tiim unexplained dlsappea ra To remove papers front puhli i ords is an Indictable offense Ohio statute punishable by I penalty WILL HAVE SHORE LEAVE 1 Strength after illness can be built up rapidly with' LIEBIG Coni Extract of Beef It gives tone energy and i tality The most concentrated form of beef goodness every parti cle of food value Buy LIEBIG Extract ol Beef Central Union Telephone Co Be lieves Co Contract Vojd Special to The rw PrM Indianapolis November 23 ident Richardson of the Cen tral Union' company speaking of the suit" filed at Cleve land to enjoin the Bell Telephone company from taking over inde pendent lines said today that the real question at issue is the provis ion in the contract' "With the United States Telephone company that local Independent companies shall not for 99 years connect with any other toll line company He added: have been advised by very able counsel that such a provision in contracts entered into between public service corporations is void as peing against puonc policy relying upon such opinions nave connected dependent exchange companies our toll lines are glad that this action been brought into the United States court because It will serve to de termine the question and webelleye it will be determined in such a way as being against public policy and it possible for all the public ex change companies to get the ad vantages of our lines and onnec tfona as well as those of the inde pendent line OCEAN STEAMSHIPS New York November Arrived: N'leuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam and Boulogne Cherbourg November Arrived Kaiser Wilhelm der Groeae from New York for Bremen land proceeded 1 Sailed: New York for Now York London November 23 Arrived: lu ne hulia jrom New York Naplee November II' Sailed: Venezia for New York Nord America for New Boulogne November 21 Sailed: Ryn (lam for New York Gibraltar November 2t Sailed: Al geria for New York ChriBtlanzand November Arrived t'nlted States from Now Yorkfor Cop enhagen Plymouth November 23 Arrived: Kaiser Wilhelm der Groese from Now York for Bremen Halifax November 23 Sailed: Caillia Glasgow i Liverpool Arriybdi Ara bic from Now York via New Orleans: Canada from Montreal November Arrivca Alon goliatt from Philadelphia via St Johns Nf Ontarian from Montreal Novem ber 22) Caled6nla from New York via Moville Antwerp November Arrived: in land from New York Genoa November 22 Arrived: Koepl gln from New York via Naples 1' Actors to Build Heeort Theater Muskegon Midi Not ember 2 ifty vaydeville actors drawn from all pints of the country have pm chasetl lots at tlie Like Mbhuc park summer resort ami will ei theater on tlie co operative plr It is planned to huve tho theatci operation next summer had been some years before and he tlie house Mr Car OWEN KILDARE INSANE? Author and Playwright Taken to Bellevue for Observation Special to The ree Press New York November Owen Kildare author of "My Mamie I lose" and playwright of "Tlie Re generation" an adaptation from his book was committed to Bellevue to jlay for observation as to his sanity Tlie committment was made by Magistrate Walsh in the West Side police court after an examination at tlie instance of Mrs Kildare who before her marriage was known on the stage as Lelta Russell Kildare was arrested eaiiy this morning in tlie apartment house in which lie lives at 60 West One Hun dred and irst street Policeman Johnson who 'was called charged him with intoxica tion' Mrs Kildare went to court wit li him and told Magistrate XValsh that her husband had been talking hicolierentiy jind irrationally for Monies weeks past and that 'she feared lie was insane She showed aletter written by him in which he threatened her life She also told the OourL that her husband was un der the a ref of Dr Amos Gibbons at Stamford hall Stamford Ct last is pr i ng' tA TAT WILL STAY SOUTH LOUD ITZMAURICE London November 23 Lord itz maurice is the man who has taken the place of Lord XVolverhampton In the British cabinet He is chan cellor of the duchy of Lancaster AT A SESSION Of tho Circuit the County of Wayuu 4n Chancery 1 tlnued and held at tho court liuuae in City of Detroit upon tha ltb vt vember IMiS PrAnt: the Hou Rohnert Circuit Judge In lh nuiiu the petition Of the Direetnrt of tlo Son Company for a dlMoiutlou vt enld rj Hon and for tha appointment of thoroof tn this cauae upon th of tho final report and acoount of celver heretofore appointed lt trl and cause' leave la hereby grunted receiver lo nio ipld report and account it la ordered that the reefiver ahell pub once In bach week for three eko ceaahely prior to Doceml'cr th Detroit ree Preae and In the Ixgal Newaa nutje of the intenti i ea1d receiver to present and render i account to the undersigned at the house Ip the City of Detroit on the of December at :30 ocI'Vk In forenoon which saldf notice ahail specify that' upon the ronriiiiiullo" aeconnt If tho same shall be confirm' final dividend will be paid to all crcdlture whoae claims 'have Men allo and the eetatc 111 be Hed notice by publication ahall be Ilshlue a copy of thia or dor I papers heroin designated It ordered that a copy of aald account a copy of thia notice be Stateg matl to all of the to al) known creditors of the Norris pony addrcasel to thetrlest kno" ot bualneaa or residence at least ten before Ha Sth day of December ISO further ordered that the receiver ahall upon said Sth day of ber IP be referred to ona vf Court Commlsstonera for the Wayne who shall deemed a examine and to report upon and tho aald cominlMloner shall hei immediately examine the voerh rs rtoeuments for or against ufSuri shall report thereon fully to 'h Upon the coming in ef name lml1 stand confinued by tn unless within forty elaht hours coming in of aald report cu trary be boon by HXT tx true copyl Circuit JOHN A 6EELT Deputy (feal )' Sailors in No Danger nt Manila Admiral Sperry Decides Special to Th ree Press Wauhlngtoii November I Adniiti Sperry commamler in chief of Atlantic battleship fleet and Gen Smitli of tlie 1 1 pl ue is nndb as to whether lie seamen the fleet are to be allowed ro: leave In Manila has been eb'im up ami shore leave will not be stricted Several rlaya ago Gen Smith bled to tl)8iw department th'' understood lint I Sperr would not allow his men to latil i Manila' because Ot the fear of elm era TJie inciter was i the secretary of tlie navy is Sperry notilicd ihc niv department that shore leave woiili not be restricted Admiral Sparry said he was rut fled 'that the nmn lowed shore leave Without from cholevae Tho sesmen will a participate in a parade arranged hi honor of the 'fleet's visit t6 Manila Tht? fleet sail on December 1 for the return trip to the Atlttitt eoust it mhissible to appear tlie commit tee I No reply bad Kt'fen'h4dcelveUfroin Carnegie by wlien it took aireress at 1 1 o'clock tonight but as tliq telegram' bfTn 4 ft It i oil was not sent until latelno expccteaiinioriipiv: IteftiMe to TJist uUMjArth lel Tlw members Mite comniittea were a unit In fefusfug to dismiss ne? although uil uf them admitted havinff read it as published tliis morning" sitting In a long night session to consider th0 tariff schedules on tiies lime cement carbons aml'kin 'ed articles tho committee put infull time at todav? In the course of tlie night session JI bheppard and Orin Perrv of the Rdckkuid Rockport (Maine )wel? put through a grill Ing examination when thev asked duty of cents ot bundled pounds on lime be main tained Mr erry asserted that his com pany was organized in 1906 when seven or eight thins were pur chased He admitted the price of lime had advanced ever since t'halrniun Payne asked why his llrin was tlie onlybiiq that demands a duty 'rank Melville Dead Shcefsl to Tho ree Press New York November 23 rank Melville equestrian director of the Hippodrome and one of the best known circus men in the world died suddenly tonight in the office of the press department In the Hippo drome building of organic heart disease: TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablet Druggists refund money If fall to cure Grove' signature on each box 25a iDemands' That leet BeLeft in I a I Pacific Ocean Akron' November Uon gressniknRininond Hobsoh who was here has sent a letter to President' Roosevelt demancling that lie rescind hinordera recalling the United States Tieet 'fyo the Pa cific In liis letter he 'M orea President Roosevelt for Ills interference in the Japanese jtyoubles in California as fol lows: "Our presidents liayeL invariably refused to interfere IrrJocal matters even when foreign subjects were being assassinated but in this case Mr President you did interfere where foreign subjects were not be ing harmed If you were justified then in calling on the people of San rancisco' to surrender you arc notlusjifled In withdrawing the fleet and again placing them and their neighbors on the whole coast in precisely the same defenseless position 'Conditions exist that have no counterpart on the Atlantic coast and it would be a national and in ternational calamity to withdraw the fleet contributions The total contributed was $1579 RUSSIAN 'POLICY IS CONDEMNED If you rnnot obtain It from four drunlt'end us bl Mino and and renJ you a leo nutii jxr nd lr onk bv Mrs Rorer Artlre Corneil' A IS H'ldemfiC Tor mu 'iim iimio Refuses to Travel North for Thanksgiving Dinner Hof Springs Va November The thanksgiving plans of the Taft family as announced today leave the president elect alone at Hot Springs He Vviit bv the guest at dinner of Ingalls former I president of the Chesapeake Ohio I railroad I Mrs Wm 1 1 Taft will leave here I tomorrow night for New 'York She will be joined thereby her three Children Robert Helen and Charles all of whom will tfbc' the guests of' llenrv W' Tuft and Ids two sons Mrs Taft and her daughter are in Europe Mrs Extine of Cincinnati a close friend of Mrs William Taft will with her two children join the party In New York Mr and Mis Taft are to remain in Cincinnati have simply refused to said Judge Taft in explaining his purpose to remain here 2 Missouri's Vote Will Not Be Spilt City'' Mo November 23 Gov olk today decided that un (der'the Missouri statute entire I electoral vote of the state should go to William Taft This decision was made because Brannock Bryan elector for: Largest Contributor to Republican Campaign und With $110000 Albany 'November 1 George Sheldon treasurer of the TA I i 4 aa rx 1 xt 11 ll 1 I LL 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 Ct LU ill 111 1 VX bv aild 1 I art 1 1 a lc for the recent national campaign It shows many of them covering a number of lesser amount of his sight it would set the try by the ears It would show lie has had dealings with tlie gest men in tlie country wn nrnhiihlv cnA nf smoothest articles that ever crossed the water and satisfied now that there arc scores of big men in the country who are worried just now for fear their names will lie brought out in connection with the case they haven't been mixed tip with Meyers then that bag car ries a bunclh of cleverly forged pa pers and 1 don't think they' are It understood here that the scheme was to offer rich business men a great sum for their proper ties then when the deal had pro gressed a certain distance declare it was necessary to put experts on the deal to figure and have themurn in a n' ext raordlnary bill $20 to $50000 force payment on tills and then declare the deal off The in the Meyers plot are said to have been the itzpatrick brothers Given for anv substance in junous to health found rood resulupg koru the use ot Calumet read "'the letter from Admiral Evans Admiral Evans letter saiatz i ir xA reloJ nintA i rA 1 gj 111 av cago to dine with the acau ctny there for bcIJeve" you ean do the service much good by iJgivJng thfij men' yotr at the banquet he faats'ras toibur pres ''ent condition After with our fleet whichfftL men have 'Jiad I am convinced! 'sQiir ships fallen as a whole rue eqttai or superior Lo those built5by jiny other country h' Of course our first shipsl are not (lie equals of the last foreign ships' and no sane man would expect them to be so but date date of de sign they are tlie equals of any ex cept in the case of our latest de signed ships where tlie great super iority of ours is beyond question As fighting machines our de signs of tlie last few years show great "advantages over anything proposed abroad I have made itmy business to study' the recent criticisms of our navy1 published in various magazines and papers and 1 have no words with which to tell you how unjust misleading and sillythey are if ever tne results of the Newport conference 'become known 1 think you will find that a ma jority of officers agree with me I hope you will make all this "lain to the splendid men you will meet iff Chicago for I am sure that when hey understand they will make their influence Donations to Bryan und Total $62064477 Balance $123471 November 23 Herman Ridder treasurer of the Democratic national committee filed with the secretary of state today his report of the contributions to the Demo cratic national campaign which total $62064477 The disburse ments were $61911006 'leaving abalance in the treasurer's hands of $123471 The names of those who con tributed $100 and over were made public during the progress of the campaign There were over 74000 contributors to the fund Htsgea's Louisiana Vote 73 Baton Rouge La November 23 The secretary of state has given the official statement of the vote in the state of Louisiana'in the presidential election as follows: Bryan 63568 Taft 858 Debs 2538 Hisgen 73 of the fact that the flying Lie German flag auts made a hurried succeeded in landing on rtlory ST PETERSBURG I want every chronic rheumatic to throw away all medicine all lln invents all plasters and give MUN RHEUMATISM REMEDY a trial No matter what your doctor may say no matter what your friends may say no matter how prejudiced you may be against all advertised remedies go at onco to your druggist and get a bottle of the RHEUMATISM REMEDY If it fails to give satisfaction I will re fund your money Munyon Remember this remedy contains no sallcyclle acid no opium cocaine morphine or other harmful drugs It Is put up under the guarantee of the Pure ood and Drug Act or sale by all druggists Price 35c Lftitia: Gold Medai lour makes 'the whitest I bread 6xltul Toasties Crisp flavory' delicious golden brown corn flakes Taste Postum Cereal Cdrutonr Limited Batt le c'caek Mich Michigan men in the list aremany 'red Smith is listed as (having given $10000 as chairman of a number of con tributors' down for $15000 Nine 'Detroiters II Joy P' doy Alger A Alger T1L Newberry J' Packard il'Mc Millan Edward Kneeland and il tDunwoi thy dug down for $750 each O'Brien of Grand Rapids American ambassador to Japan caniev across owi th $500 Roosevelt Gives 1000 name is not tn tlie list Apparently ills brother did it for the whole family Theodore Roosevelt contributed $1000 Cabinet members and other ing politicians who contributed are: Robert Bacon 'New York assistant secretary of $5000 Gifford Plncliot chief forester $50o0 ElihuRoot secretary of state David Hill ambassador to Ger I many $2000 von Myer post master general $2000: Seth Low New York $1000: Oscar Straus sec retary commerce and labor $1000 Emlen Roosevelt New York $1000 Henry Taft New York cousin of the president elect $100: Charles Magoon governor $1000: Joseph Choate New York William Loeb jr secretary to the president $500 and Luke Wright secretary ot war $500 Other Contributors Other large contributions and well known contributors are1 Union league New York $34777 Union league Philadelphia $22 500' I arz Anderson Boston A Gar retson treasurer $25000 Andrew Carnegie New York city Morgan New York city $20000 Alex Smith Cochran New York William Nelson Cromwell New York $15000 Borden New York Whlte I law Reid New York rank A Mun sey New York: Jacob Schiff New York Edytli Agnes Corbin Wash ington Beham treasurer Washington $10000 i' Vail and associates Washing ton AV Coc chairman $9000 Mark Con New York $7500 Kerens St Louis $7v00 William Barbour Paterson $6 000 ie Simon Guggenheim Denver vV beiiffnicin co ew i Dullard Co New York Vnrk: Huntington New York: James Spever New York Mills New York: A Huntington New York! Hanna Washington A Busi'h St Louis: erdinand Sulz berger Kansas City $5000 Bliss New York: George A Massachusetts $4000 Mortimer Schiff New York $3000' Charles Schwab New York $2500 John Jacob Astqr New York John Claffin New York $2000 Alfred Lewlsohn New York Glidden Cleveland $1500 Ridgely Chicago $1300 Clarence Mackay New York Huntington San rancisco $1250 Henry White Paris John Stough Ave A rn It lUll IV UVi VorrlarhiM Vanderbilt New Plmvc Vmv YrM New York: ranklin Murphy New ark Julius leischmann Cin cinnati $1000 Robert Godet New York: Oel richs Co New York: Thomas A Edison Menlo Park $500 COOPER Tenn November 23 Two Coopers father and son under arrest at Nashville for killing of ex Senator Carmack Cooper ployer resented the criticism of his politl '41 il 1 i 7 1 1 jx Aa 'r 2 L' 'I VeP' 1 i A T' i i 1 I i 1 l' a i MS COL Nashville I BmrMI a a.