The Oklahoma State Capital. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 2, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 23, 1905 Page: 1 of 8
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WILL STAY
AT KAMRANH
Rojestvensky Has no Inten-
tion of (jetting into Open
NO LAWS VIOLATED
For He Remains Without the"
Three Mile Limit as Agreed
♦ WEATHER. ♦
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♦ Wuhington. April 22— Forecast: +
♦ Oklahoma and Indian Territory— +
♦ Sunday unsettled. with*occasional +
♦ •raVMfll Monday clear, with rlM ♦'
♦ in wlndt. +
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MEET UPON NfBOGATflFF
haw been attended by several sensational
incidents, only servi'il to throw more
publicity on the conditions which have
prevailed in that Quarter Flnnlb . Police
Commissioner McAdoo gave his i«er - >nal
attention to the tenderloin, ami after a
tour o& the district, issued drastic orders
to h&vq the place "closed up. Last
night was ehos. n an the titfto for n gen-
eral movement by the police. It seems,
however, that the order wan anticipated
by the resort* keeper.- isnd oth. for
when the police started out there was
little to be done. Scores of places which
usually are tilled wltlrAneu nn</ women
at all hours,had suspended business be-
fore midnight.
The few places which the warning had
TOOK TRAGIC
WAY 10 END
Marchioness Marid Palla.
vicinia Suicides In Milan
" OF SERVICE
A Great Throng were Kneel-
ing in the Adoration of Mass
DOMESTIC INFLLICITY
I * vers in St. J
|WKl t ii ■ t ' ■
■ effort they ,
i! .•?.« that 1
no are conshl- '
i-.-opl. The
to sr. t bat they
bin ry of. the ,
boastful than «t
and Tuesday be-
advice of their ]
brewers employ the ••
Louis and have- doubtle
state law will not ftist.i
.make tn stop other be-
have operated Burnt'
ered as necessities In
brewers are beginning t
I can't t an the whole ti
| state nnd are -far Vs-
their meetings Monda>
I fore they soiytht ti
lawyers.
H>LK^ I'ROMlS •run IT.
Governor Folk's pr- n to bring pro-
ceedings to forfeit Hie •-barter of the
street railway comput" • it stops Its
( ears by connivance with the brewers, bad
the effect of putting t i earlai in 111
id i.v to much Of the talk about clas'ng
| down street . vrs, thouKb th« wa- -stll!
j some bluffing by brew. . s aboul fort'ng
i everything i« stop bw-i--.- brew
. i - found tli.it ti" law |i i . i ra|
and that it would be unwi.-.- to at'emp'.
to stop the publication •>! n-wspapci-
tlie running of street . . r- and similar
things If these Inter* -i.ould light
i back.
HE DIED BY
CRUCIFIXION
Jesus, Perishes in . Agony
Colorado Fanatic Imjilales
DID INOf FEEL PAIN
From Appearances His Lc-
stacy Carried Him Through
FORCtt)
TocOuuh up TALE IS VOUMtD I0l(
——— not reached, or where it tiad t -en dlsre
garded, were potHMWd Qpon I Ult raid
He w ill Remajn in-His Present j ers. and before mcrnlng the cells at the
tenderloin station house were pucked to
the limit of their capaelt> Hall com
Harbor Until His Fleet Is
Joined by. That of Other.
Russian Commander.
Japan merely Warns
St Petersburg. April The Associat-
ed Pit - Is Informed that no repn-sent a -
tlous have been made to Ftussla through
the French embassy here ""on the sub-
vert of Admiral ltojestvcnsk> -i stay nt
K&mranh buv There Is no direct*tele-
graph line to Kamranh bay and the fa-t
of a viols lion of neutrality would have
to b«- established before any definite re-
sponse eould be given to Japan.of J-'rencli
representations on the subject made to
Russia. Admiral D«* Jonquieres, the
Vr-neh i 'immoniii i at Saigon. ha already
sailed fi im there for the purpose of in-
vestigating the* matter. The following
statement was made:
#"Rojestvensky is still at Kamranh bay
find contemplates remaining until Nebo-
gatoff joins his ships: he will remain out-
fide the thre.- mlle limit, as he did dur-
inf liia love illy off MUlluiBtt. Mttfttu
rally, Japan will file a caveat Just as
she would do with the United States if
Rojestvensky Should approach the Philip-
pines. Japan's protest Is In the fiature of
it warning. The facts remain to be es-
tablished."
MAGNAFtS ARRIVE
missloners reaped
the crusade
Drove Unhappy Woman to Her
Tragic Fate—Old and famous
ii rich hmi.M from Mi Ian Caihed rul was shocked
And Worshippers Stariled
"By the Fatal Pistol Shot
WAS VfcRY ILL
GREAT BASEBAU. n-AYKK GOES Tci
PAD SI DDEM.V
St. laouls, April 2. \V. R. <toodenough.
THERE IS KXi'lTKM11 N'T AT TONKA-
AWA AND BROOKS l'\4 S
Tonkawa, Ok In April Th-t. was
something doing here \>sterda\ after-
noon. Oeorge Storms and "Kid" ll ird-
euson accused Lord "Brooks" of causing
their Indictment for gambling, and meet-
ing blm on the street pushed two guns
unde.\hls nose did ordered him to throw
up his hands. They , demanded that
Brooks pay to them the sum of fcv*), and
force*!* Brooks to go to the hank, with
By'a Number of Wiiiics: ^ Who
Decided Amonu Themselves
Not to Spread the Suiry Fur-
ther—Victim \X 3s Member
Of Order of Fenitenis
Milan, April In the midst of a
in cat throng attending Good Friday ser-
vice* In tin- famous cathedral, the Mai* j his hands up In the air and with a mob
•n*"! 48 "Kt to K**-- b" n nn* o< ckinftno llrlu H«llavlclnla, vl io jnte«
th® best known outReldern in tho Sou 111 0f At, ,trlB_ h,ls ,.om1tl|,led
•" b* rt«ll |0««ub > n«. years aR . Ix'Uij, hy shmtl.ic. The circumstances
at the c ity hospital suffering from III- j . . ... .
.. , . , ,, , , were «xtraordlinry. The snirjde occut-
ness. ^ esterday he walked Into the dis-
pen nn- sml nek.-d' to be n-ut to the r"_| 1 ".n.oment nt the m.mt Intense
hospital. Early today he suddenly fought i
the hospital physicians, and after break-
ing* his cot and a door, was handcuffed
and In a cell. Qoodenough begs to be
taken to Memphis, Tenn.. where he a\s
his wife in living lie Is being held for
observation.
SHAUGHNESSEY
IS ARRESTED
He is Charged With Murder
Of Andrew J. Wiley
religious concentration brfore fifteen
thousand Catholic worshippers, while
the congregation w is kneeling. The
marchic tesa was thirty years of a« and
re-v wned throughout Italy foe ner ^tei.t
* eauty. L'cmewtlc unhappiness f iiu-wnig
•. pa.r.tioi, frr m her hasband, |.i :1 a sup-
pc*/d C 1\1 9. t
Tulsa May Get $18,000 Station.
Sj>ecial Dispatch to tho State Capital.
Tulsa. 1 T April U"J "Will an $l\0i>ft
station be sufficient for Tulsa?" asked
President Davidson, of the Frisco, when
he passed through Tulsa today*on an In-
spection tour of the road. The oitlsens
nt the train to meet him agreed it would.
The new structure is to be located oppo-
site the present building and w ill be built
of stone and brick.
back of them, compelled him to draw a
check and p y them *> • There was a
warm time for a while, but nobody was
hurt.
Trinidad. Col. April On a cross, just ;
as Jesus died centuries ago. a fanatical |
member of the Penitents Is reported to !
have died ye.sterdax at Tories, Uis Ani-
mas county, Colorado. Several Trinidad
people claim to have been among the eye
witnesses, but they agreed among them-
selves not to talk for publication. Ac-
cording to a report current here, however,
the victim was nailed to a croh of bis
After Particulars.
San Jose. Cal . April 23—Chief of Police .
Currul! today reeelred u letter from ! ,orra"'lon 11,1,1 «" >■ Hi It In
Kdlth Gould, of I'enna Cook, N. If., ask
itig for full particulars of tin* recent tir-
rest of Mr. and Mm. FriMik Drew In this
city on charges of Insanity. Miss Gould
is a slstnr of Mrs. Drew. The couple are
Improving. No trace of clairvoyant Web-
er, whom they allege got $'.'.000. from
them, baa been found.
did not seem to feel, wraught as h<
Into a delirium of religious fervor The
story of the crucifixion is vouched for by
Henry. B. Robinson of this clt>. who sa\-
a crowd of Mexicans had been c\ e w it
nesses and were discussing the Irani"
•scene.
PTF7R1. KI.N' .S ARK A 9 ST. Pi:TKltS-
BURG TO TALK SHIP-BUILDING.
St. Petersburg. April 22.—Charles M.
Schwab of the Bethlehem Steel works,
and Charles R. Hint of New York, have
arrived here.
11 " - ---I fi"in si pel",,hurt Hvidcnce Against Oklahoma City
April 20. thrft Mr Sn^iwab. accompanied1
hy Mr. I H|it. would arrive In that city to-
. <la\, to confer with the admlrality and
the minister of finance regarding the
Russian naval program which It Is under-
stood. Is now practically completed, al-
ii tough It has not. yet received final Im-
perial u|ipmvi.l. It is believed that soqi-1
preilmliiHr.'. negotiations relative to the
building of a ship In the United States
and involving also the construction of
the ship yards in Russia, have already
n< -uii.-ei nnd that Mr. Schwab has gone
to St. Petersburg upon the request of
the Russian authorities to discuss the
subject in detail. •
Margin*! S. \T Kenton on i charge of
murdering A. J. Wiley here twelv. days
ago. This .wis the llrst murder e\er
committed at Cleveland.
The statement of Wiley before his
death was to the effect that ti:* as-
sassin was a young man. smohtli shaven
with black clothes and a black hat. This
, , , . <lescriptlon :its the prisoner and it was
committee o' •• Journal <-om^oHed <if ]j(
OLE SWIVIIVIIIN MOLE
WHICH R1M.V MADE FAMOUS MAY
HAVE TO GO.
Indianapolis, Ind.. April 22.—.fames j
Whitcomb Riley. poet, has been appeal' I !
to by cltlscns of Hancock county to as- !
-1st them in p serving to the county j
t .t pa : i<- 1 . .... 11 of IP a'i'iy wine creeic
which , Riley has made i.unous it> j
his poem. 'The Ole Swimmin' Holt .'
Parties owning property ilong the :
creek have recently filed a petition with
the board of county commissioners, umU-
Cleveland, Okla.. Aphll 2-.—El Shaugli- | Irg permission t.i straighten the .re.:
nessey has been pin<1 in the ci>nnty The proposed Improvement would destroy
j.iil at Pawnee by United States Deputy the sit- of the "ole ^swimmin' liol-, . "•!
A CLEVfiLA^D CKIME
Man Purely Circumstan-
tial—Murder Case Of
Mistaken Identity
Special Dispait h to the State Capital.
THE WEEVIL TO
CROSS RIVER
i May Show up East of Missis
sippi This Year
MARCH IS UNCHECKED
Still Recovery.
% West palm Beach, Kia., April . A I
message from Joseph Jefferson s b. • I -;.l.
at 5 p. m. says that the patelnt hns shown j
marked signs of Improvement and ■ nis j
to have reached the , ame favor fV . ..int
reported twa days ago Dr. Potter will
call on Mr. Jefferson at 2 o'clock tonight
after which he w ill retire. No Important i
changes are anticipated during ^1. iui •
I'm Sweet Sixteen Now and Wanted That Hat so Badl-
for Easter
PIATT WAS \
STATESMAN
lasslfi ition v.
omitted. Unh
name of Piatt
is Allison. Piatt*
u prof
Insect Entered Texas From Mex-
ico Several Years Ago and
Touched Louisiana La->i
Year
TRAIN LOADS Of CATILE 'Connccticutt Senator Was
Adviser of Two Presidents
Double Headers Bringing Cattle
From Texas to Oklahoma WON RACE WIT H HAWLEY-j
Indian Territory and Kansas I
Outlived lli.s Colleague 34 Days,
Author of' Celebrated -Piatt
| Amendment, Incorporated
in Cuban Constitution
riu pt-1^1,11.in r.-H
alwavs depend ipon him i
•glslatloii which affected ti
>ur Internutionnl nffah
i • ? i ti i n .
as to llo..,-
elt.
I'LATT AMI:NDMI;NI S
• -lit*
'.2 —Solid tr
them do-.ihl
It: the count, regard the place a-
being immortalized by Mr. Riley a v.?
lighting the petition.
Mr. Riley says he is no longer a citi-
zen of Hancock County and* will not in-
terfile.
Resolution to Mother.
Petersburg. April The central
and
Methodists Commend a Judge.
iceial Dispatch to the State Capital,
evidence developed before ti.- cor- 1 Muskogee. I T . April The \i« th-
oner s Jury th *t the arrest, was made. ; odlst dlstr'. i confcreti' - which was in
iot,..,i ,,.,„I,„I.,M, of j;';"- V"" <"<"'■ <•> - • "lii, ■ i---'"1
•n'tw a# ; Shaughness. > had been in n.-veiand. rho I olutlona commending Judge Diokei— of
myit morning lie took the local soyth J th<- Southern district of Indian Terrlt« ry.
supposed to have gone direct to I fr"" his stand in the enforcement of crimi-
nal law. The resolution praises him for
Ki\ inj; 'the bootlegger, dive-keeper and
jflv.ft ssional ganibl.-r to understand that
they cannot carry on their nefarious busi-
ness within the limits of this district,
thereby ridding our towns of many dan-
polnled to Shaughnessey.
Marshal Kenton was down in Oklahoma
City a week ago Tuesday and there ran
across Shaughnessey, but at that time
did not know that the latter had i.een
in Cleveland the night before. I-Ynton
came back tn Ch-veland the next day and
got the la;, of the land, lie men went
many of the most celebrated Russian
writers, including Korofenko. (lessen, An.
nesky, etc.. In
sympathy with the mother of Ivan Kale*
b ff. condemned to death as the assassin
of Grand Duke S. i-gius. expressing the
hope that'the time «-iil sfton arrive when
Russian mothers w ill no longer be obliged
to suffer hi the stiygglo for liberty.
Oklahoma City \\ . s. Wilder, who was
here at the same time, left on the same
train but retn ncd that night and was
arrested for drunkenness. Wilder was
before the col oner's jury -for several
Manila. April - Th,. Jauan.se cowul! J?4,™ ,v'"
* that suspicion
To«Meet at Formosa.
has received a telegram announcing that
Togo's main squadron will assemble south
t f Formosa.
CLOSED I HEM UP
New York Tenderloin District
Closes Up lis Bars And
Oilier Resorts
New York, April —The sensational
sffraj in a resort known as Toby's Place
about a" week ago In w hich one man was i . , ,,
WIM and .... ..there «,1H p.ubbpil. , u-ItrT kn 1 m <" • hut tho .
. .',*110 know him uv that hu
to Okltvliomn
assistance of
man who w,
j trouble. | la-
I soy says th.it
but to the.o
I that he knew who did
'also said that he was In* the
ugain and with tlie
b t< ' iiv. lo-ated his
• i U pnee Wll hout
i: • • • -I Shaughneg;
•on: .s, 1 to the deed
Shaughnessey aald
killing He
rowd wli
the doctor extracted the bull* t -from th.
today resulted in nn utmost unpreeedent- i ,iikie
ed condition in the teiftlerloln. Durlnsr' , ,r . .. , , .
I « f course the evidence is all clrctim-
j fctantial but the fact that he was li- t.
ndltiou In the telfllerloln. During
the hours between! j and "i o'clock this
rnnrmn,. ,l., ,-rl-l l-i-wnhnl In th« -x-I aBd ,rfl „„ „,P trnln „
cl .- law. not a light was burning In any ^ . ... i,„,. u, ... , '
of the hundreds of .places peculiar ^o that1 m-,u -i, .. / ^"S W" un,i,tan*
ii-. .... m ,K h l"e case as Strong a one , <
"nd -oulil I,.- nnd. ,- ,h« rlrcumian-
1. . f "IMl ""1"' Sim"'r It Is now Oi< imni h,.||, r
Whia. fnr years lula not d.««l (l,.ir.slde lhe murdP| „ rw>), „f a ,
doors da.\ or nii^ht, had suspeneded op-
e rations completely. I ti every front win-
dow was$ut sign eonspicuottvls displayed
announcing that the place had 1-s
e.l4.n account or Uood pfldsj Develop-
ments of the 'past week, however, indi-
ihat the holy day was taken as .111
so rather than as a reason by the
prou'ietors of th -• resorts.
The murder in Toby's Place was of such
a Ma racier to arouse unusual public
atT^'f—1 "" ■
:a
mistakeji identity and that the wrong
man was held t^. and killed.
ifi .
Feels Safer.
Pari-„ April .J-The semi-official Temps
says tonight: <#
"Our situation after M Dclcasse's res-
ignation has been offered a^d withdrawn
will ^e clearer than before the incident
occured. It affirms that^in the preseiic
of eventualities which au serious 1 ut
* tn- k-i '-nun- ■
gero :s chaiactei-
Another Cut.
Cleveland, <> . April 22*-The Standard
Oil company today announced a reduction
of half a cent a gallon 011 all grades of
refined oil.
10 STOP THE FIGHT
St. Louis Brewers Realize They
Are Licked And Agree To
Call It Off
Nashville, Tenn.. April -J.-The predic- j
tlon that the cotton weevil may cross the
Mississippi n itWG In its eastward march
is a mutter of great conseq lence not
only to the cotton growers, but to the en-
lire country. The Insect crossed the Rio
tijande from Mexico manv ns igo, '
and invaded T«xa- Moving e.-r«tw
gol to tlio Sabine river a. tfew years ago, 1
and crossed Into I/ uisunna Since then 1
It l.ns m.irelied nearly to tile Mississippi.
and experts predict that by the -nd of ' Ily %ch ,aU conStlng t
this s- 1 son it will nave crossed tla big.
San Angc-io. Tex.. April
loads of cattle, most of
headers, arc going out daily for okla-
homa and Indian territory pastures and
some few destined for Kansas. Vp to the
middle of M iy there will have been soma
M&P ■ ar lo id; of - attle shipped from
tUH point, as that many have been or-
d^red to go ovt r I • inta I-'. Tn.
. .me from the terrltoi > around Siu'au-
gelo for a radius of 2'¥J miles.
Such excellent shipping accommodations
..1 . nffO'.le.l Ifrlr thai 1 altl. ?••• 11.., ^ :
11 long-distance to be shipped from
The Santa Ke people have improved their
s-rvU- n every way possi . . nxl
ments are moved with the utmost «fi
•d in the Pubaii const it n 1 ion and
! ej that republic in tin- position
loptetl child to the I'niteij States,
I "li t . 1 | f! -. > , • • .
by p.
wident Ro
international
1. velt
1 the
I'i.flt
C., April 2;
O. II Piatt
able advisi
t.l F
, have
her -
rive
Her 1 for- most of the weevil's ravages
have been confined to T. xas. Th it state
produces .a quantity ranging between a
third luul ti fourth of the entlr- . Dnntr;.'s
output. The destruction every >ear prob-
ably amounts to tens of thousands of
bales, but In Texas' big production,
which w is considerably over 3,<)0".000 bales
. . 1 who bu^ thf! mutt
In KM. the loss .* h mr.y .li lt .Louisiana | thn , „
produ-i * between 8" .a'i0 and l.OOu.OOO bales
a year, and thus stands well -jp on the
roll of cotton growing states, and she
has had :i bard battle with the- pest in
recent times. From present indications,
Mississippi will be Invaded In force In
1906. and then the area of the weevil's
ravages will be considerably enlarged
A little more than half of the country's
cotton product is grown east of the big
river. The center of the 1 otton output in
Ifltk* was . lose to Canton. Miss . and was
moving westward. Probably the center
is very near the bank or t - Mississippi
by this time. The recent growth in pro-
duction in Texas. Arkansas-, the Indian
territory and Oklahoma Is pulling the
•focal point sunsetward. It will probably
have crossed the river before 1910. Tills
three-fourth's of world's
Si. Louis. M-. April L.. August
Hns h. soil of Adolphus Busch. and the j country grow.-
a- tiv< la-ad -I th - Anheuscr-BuSeh j entire yield
Brewing asso 1 itlon, told
porters late tonight tli.
had held a conference and agr
vise th<
places clostn! on Sund
' We agreed. !'< aid. "not to Utempt
to ititert^-ve with any other line of bus-
iness. \\ w ,llp •■ «' 'Hd . iose
■ 1! tla < .I w • ... inflia-n. .• if any
attarnpt Is made to apread Sumlny olon- I further .lep. for i* deatrjcllon.
Ing outsi l- of our 1 usia«s.i we wUl not
•v ■' rh#brewers haroi Kerr Admitted to Bail.
«'• 'aa; ag:eeii -nt. after • oiis-iltation. Special Dispatch 'n the State Capital •
Tl.e tale that we Will ;V). with other] Ardmor-. I T April .: -Alhert Kerr,
things Is not tra- and is hurtful to our | charged wit^ tb< murder
fit of 8:m Angejn.
After the .attle .shipping will begin th<
mutton movement, ti - shjpm. n.s .1! 1",
range muttons to market There are s.-
eral hundred thousand fat muttons no?
ready to go to market, but they will 1
be shipped until th« y l.a\. i— 1
so that they will not go out until M 1 y.
M :tton buyer?, mutton spc-nia 1 nr.-
atlv id- : 1 or
Xpcctlrfg fo hold ther
and sell at an advance, arc now her
operutiug iiinong ti."
years these mutton buyei
years they profit very considera
their buslt.ess Is an unee-,'tairtt>
atesiuanshlp.
v. . . man «ii' 1 ' ommlttee on < ui tn
relations. As such he studied the Cuban
situation tofouiidly. Through his com-
prel enslon of conditions the MeKinley
administration was enabled to pave the
* 1 1 - t h« formation of the independ-
ent 1 • p..bile up<tn a foundation wldcli
v-o.i. 1 gu.irat.t. - n- int-^rltv and protw t
It against all the wo.ld, even Itself. Dur-
ing the fit i Roosevelt administration
tJ- la ti f 1. u'c lati.hi which the publla
came to know under the general «lashlll-
atlon of Cuban reciprocity, came up for
consideration. It was during the prog-
| ress of this fight that the senate cabal of
. . of lea re-, ill- seventeen r- " • ubli. a ns was formed. Th«
serving the last) beet sugar senators and the tobacco sen-
-- * ■ lc'i.-. 1 to thp j a tors combined with 1 • !'• w ws-.s- • .-
America
Roose-
He was burn In
;i, is.'T. so that had
• longer he, would
. lie was a m«*in-
to in 1XG1--' un<
i ! nlted
i Vest w
ln«
year : purpose w
led first, and was re-elect-
His fifth, term would hav-
1 to d'-fe
Piatt 111
it Rooseve
ide it Impt
Joseph It. 11 1'.viej
of Sen to
e< tilled xvk
LONG SKltVICR.
as se; ved for tweuty-fp
imi. Some
and other*!
n publicans
or Piatt wl
oth-if Will
'died first, h it Piatt lived onl> j.
ected In 1>
ugland groi
up-
lib
lame fign
lei
in
JOB I OR ROOSEVtLT
Regarding th
•on< esslons fo;
a I
of Lot
It Is Said That He Has Been
• .Offered the Presidency Of
Harvard and Will Acccpt It
I a in
line
April __.- Pi.siii1:!
to lie president of
Piatt said: *
tji'iDh' OF rnrsiDKN 1'
a pi.1 on I - .'lid V. •' ti 1
that I have been c illed a parti-
m as strong ft protectionist now
as • ver. but I believe that proper and
r> asonable tariff concessions 'an be made
<• ... .1 t<f i,! r. turn for Cub m t t
ta. iff « ."lis A:u-ii-an products. J m •
which we.Id great!' benefit the trad- "f j
. ... i-.'. . .d t "i ippr< iahi\ ,v.u.
.1 .re at . AJJ-C I tiTtn. t ho v.
II..M toll I . . Til' ' hancei. for Hicrculrg ailtln* tn It 'i/i'l.,-.. ... i • " «t I- • . r i, l- I i ■ w
* ,s|,'i|" ' r"" j t,.,. nro.ln Hon I.. .. point ;,t l- .mt <l„ 1,1. „ ... ti..
tint In-cwers | the recent 1.1 million bale crop are excel-
. lenfT The government and the states dl-
s.loon k-. peis to keep their | rect^y concerned ire*trying severai sorts
or drvkva to "lu«k tha -xpunal.n, ..nil B„at Int^rMt In Harv.nl .11 tin,.
il.'HtMl. tl\'.-neis ,.r Hi. Iiiaert, lj.it thus far ,n,ll„ *
tilt)- havr not mot ..ntlre buc-osh Tha ur.^l anthualann
crossing of the Mississippi by this Invad-
Oambridge, Mas-.
Roosevelt is slated
Harvard university
Eliot al the close of hi
we -1 ' r
Aldrich, hut in Wash-
len cited in sup|>ort o-f a nn as-
d more weight than either. The
Piatt of Connecticut was ofi-u
confused in | . publh mind with^that of
Play \. W y. i. Although p.it. t.l in
national politics because of his grip on"
New York machine the senator from
as never an important fa. tor
legislation.
\.
•ported Piatt
icated to frie
the university thai unbs -#om-t.'
{ unforseen occurs he will b< willmi;
take up the work then He h
, tionioi
er will give It a new Interest, and Incite
Interests.
Evidently the b
of Willie New
I man at Purcell recently, has been admit-
At the
cncemon. President K
omlng cum-
Senator Piatt
and friend" to
Roos' v elt admit
cannot injure the
much as prot«?<-- '
pon anreasonabl
ins duties"
guide, philosopher (
i.e McKlnley nnd I
ed bee
the
) it I
tend .">th luinlvei
Ti e (Torts xrhb
jfN-ui- a large endowment
. iv* b-t-n p trtia 11\ -
It is ex I ted that at t h
announcement win be n d-
ralsed f"!- the fund. Pi .-hi
deli's class will gl\f
Walt
i also :
! t.-d that am
- a quiet d>
: aided In ro
[ philosopher
Senator 1
*
lie
ted disciple of lza
rover Cleveland,
r botanist and follow-
-it of fishing with
. - utdiM r lift
ut his character as a
. at'a will be kct ily
emanded to j
onneeti' at when they spoke of
a • f
red to Piatt o-f New Tork they
of
Ion. If those In Washington
h gislati"n
itors hail been asked to desig-
li i tenstoi thi name of I Matt
i woi.ld hit\ .* j,een mention-
Hum that my of ills c-Oj-
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