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4 UiiSDAY JUNK 13 1907 Charge In Prison on If 1 49 SECLUSION OR ALICTED IU WILL BE BROAD MINDED $145 HENEY PROMISED LENIENCY hfe Jhe Indianapolis Jtora Masson Co SINGER DIES A PAUPER LIQUOR KILLS OUTCAST WIE IRST CLASS LEET NEEDED eKnBros tr WORKS be SHERI NOT INVOLVED ESCAPES IN MOB TESTIMONY to PHONE 1700 OR CEMENT the In the testimony MEXICO ALL OR PEACE by of re IVE ISHERMEN DROWNED if swear he would never return to KILLS HIS PARAMOUR SALOON MEN ON ROCK PILE TRY A WANT AD IN THE 1IJJJJ1 si June Mi navy it is to rm of two mines for vol eon offi will "White and natural Sailors in rough braids of the popular dimensions trimmed with black silk bands 98c kind special tor today only a on Pacific American President of National Conference Urges Radical Measures in Caring for eeble Minded 1 A1 DUPLEX DURABLE PUMPS SIMPLE BOILER EEDERS POWER PUMPS ETC SENATE AVENUE 4 TENTH STREET EAR TO SEND SHIPS TO PACIIC OCEAN Delegations Attaches and News paper Representatives lock to The Hague Conference ATHER ROBBED RESTS AT POLICE STATION THOUSANDS LETTERS RETURN WASHINGTON June On Monday the 10th Inst 20681 undelivered letters were returned to senders by the clerks engaged on tljat work in the division of dead letters This is the largest number ever returned in one day by the division Navy Department Hesitates to Act in ace of the Japanese Agitation Charity Worker Declares State Must Act to Reduce Crime to Minimum Washington Officials Worried by the Naval Situation on the Western Coast Seems to Have ailed Confessed Bribe Taker Testifies Under Agreement With Assist ant District Attorney June 12 The Charities and this evening TRAVELING MEN ATTENTION When you are through reading this paper on the train throw it out to the first gang of section men you pass so they can read It and enjoy It They will appre ciate it or Building Material of All Kinds ormer Political Boss of San rancisco on Witness Stand Accuses Mayor brought out in his tes testified that either on the lynching or the day 1 to the floor which they JAPAN ORGETS RACE INCIDENT riends Advise Nlport Ambassador to Ig nore Matters Diplomatically WASHINGTON June The Japa nese ambassador and his subordinates at the embassjr have apparently decided the best way to prevent the development of further friction between the people of Japan and America is to observe strict reticence as to the San rancisco incident The ambassador is seldom visible to members of the press and it is not possi ble to confirm the report that he has ap proved the plans for settling the matter Of damages sustained by the San ran cisco Japanese during the recent dis turbances through a civil suit directed against the municipality It is known however that such a course has been suggested to him by per sons whose position made their opinion worthy of consideration so it Is believed that the ambassador would gladly allow the San rancisco incident to pass out of the realm of diplomacy into the quiet waters of the civil courts the Important question of lune Tills earburning day for Mayor Seated at the council table be Hatchet Manipulator Does Saloon Mono logue Act and Is Arrested WASHINGTON June Carrie Na tion after haranguing a crowd in front of a down town saloon tonight was arrested on the charge of disorderly conduct She was released on $20 collateral Natty Turbans in plain colors and Nacre braids smartly trimmed with quills ribbon etc a good' $498 value while they last your unrestricted choice today $2 98 The Balding Refrigerator Good but not high priced San itary economical in use ol ice VONNEGUT HARDWARE CO Black and White Milan Sailors in the Knox block and a smaller shape today at $198 Also ined $100 Each In Kansas for Vio lating Prohibitory Law CHEROKEE Kas June One of the most drastic moves ever made to en force the Kansas prohibitory law was taken here today when four saloon keep ers who yesterday pleaded guilty to violating the law were fined $100 each ordered to pay the cost of the suit and were sentenced to thirty days on the rock pile effective at once The men sentenced were A Doss George Shewerd Adolph Ahrens and Johnson' They say they will appeal Indianapolis Coal Co 113 PENN ST Reading of Documents Dissolving Com pany Consumes Session at indlay INDLAY June The Standard Oil hearing developed nothing today Prosecutor pa vid consumed most of the session in reading from documents ask ing for the dissolving of the Standard Oil Company It was in the nature of a gen eral address by former General Counsel Mrs' Ida Butts of Marietta was the onlv witness called She was used rly to'identlfy certain stock certificates issued to the late George lUce feeds the skin keeps it soft helps its perfect devel opment preserves its fine delicacy The Pond Extract tone the glands and stimulates circulation preserving health and rosy color Its whiteness pdicate it purity Buy it always for Baby i rom Your Druggist Armour Company Sole Licensee from Extract Company here Beveridge was tbJ obs or Men new and correct in watch fobs Is exemplified by the exclusive styles we can show you from our jewelry counters Perfectly plain or fluted gold fobs a plain amethyst fob is a beauty and thw Roman lotus blossom design said to bo an exact copy of ring is winning extraordinary favor We have the pol ished gold wire fobs in the newest styles PRICES ALL MODERATE Every step to this store saves you money Trousers Complete line in all fabrics peg top or conservative styles S15O to S3 about a fourth better quality than sells downtown for the same prices Rare Culture and Refinement of Mother Degenerates When Husband DeniesHer Their Winsome Children i Powers Expect America Introduce the Limitation of Armaments Idea Preacher Thought to Be Cause of Divorce Receives Bloody Punishment ULTON Ky June The Rev rank Morton Hawley pastor of the irst Presbyterian Church of ulton was the victim of a sensational' horsewhipping at the hands of Meadows pro prietor of the Hotel Meadows last night The flogging came as an aftermath to the divorce suit of Mrs Meadows which was Instituted several days ago during the absence of the minister The Rev Mr Hawley has been a resi dent of ulton for the last two years and resided at the Hotel Meadows He was forbidden further entrance to the house hold and when Mrs Meadows threatened suit for divorce the Rev Mr Hawley left for a visit to his former home at Cnar lottesvlile Meadows and a party of friends met the train on which the minister returned last night and slipped handcuffs upon the wrists of the divine taking him to a vacant lot nearby Three buggy whips were worn out on his back ollowing the bloody ordeal he was dressed and driven to the depot and placed upon a train and made to swear he would never return to ulton It would stimulate the suspicions of ana anger Mississippian Seeks Clandestine Meeting place and Shoots Lumber Merchant COLUMBIA Miss June Carrol ton the county seat of Pickens County is in a state of excitement over the kill ing of Theoru a lumber merchant by John Parker aged 30 last night It is said that Parker learned that his wife and Theoru were in each com many at a point about two miles from Carrelton Parker mounted his horse and met the couple in the road Parker began shoot ing and Theodu was almost instantly killed Parker then took his wife to her home Cairftltoa ST LOUIS Mo June The confes sion of Lillian Stevens that she had sworn falsely against the Rev Marcellus Herberg and thus had obtained his viction on charges of personating an cer and being intoxicated probaldy result in the release of the minister for several davs has sweltered on the Workhouse rock pile The girl said she and her companion Suhrina Dillihunt both misrepresented facts In the City Hall Police Court riday the whose homes ara in Decatur Ill testified that Mr Herberg met them at Eighth and Chestnut streets and in sulted them He paid them distasteful compliments they said When they would have nothing to do with Mr "ilerberg Hie girls testified he told them he was an officer and that the chief of police had a telegram saying they were runaways said we wore under the girls declared then yve called a po liceffiafl fifld explained to him thilt this old man had tried to mash us that he was drunk and that he had represented himself to be an Mr Herberg in reply said Miss Dilh hunt had accosted him and asked him for 5450 to buv a ticket to Decatur He re fused to give her the money he said and called an officer to have both girls taken into custody as runaways American Attitude Outlined Minister Mariscal MEXICO CITY June Minister oreign Relations Mariscal speaking for President Diaz outlined the attitude of the Mexican Government before The Hague conference in the following words: must be understood that the Re public of Mexico will not have that vital interest in the particular questions which will be debated by the body of the dele gates tn the pence conference at The Hague as will the powers of the first class Owing to the particular stage of development which our country has just reached to our inspirations and to our aims for the future we care little for some technical discussions which will probably be Indulged in of the question of disarmament that is we will onlv ap proach such in the broad spirit of hu manitarianism this spirit our delegates are in structed Mexico desires peace universal peace if such a culmination is within the realm of the practical but her delegates will be advised to lend none of their in fluence to any such chimerical or utopian scheme as absolute disarmament consummation however devoutly wished we think is more a matter cf the mil lennium than of the present Mexico has a well equipped army its functions as seen and directed by the present administration are more those of a policing power than of an in strument for aggression or even defense all the logic of present conditions the fear of aggression from European powers is not oven a remote contingency nor is there a shadow of a probability of trouble with the United States There fore our army and what little we have of a naw is maintained solely that a state of absolute peace and security may reign in internal affairs in order that the resources of this country may be devel STANDARD OIL TRIAL DRAGS SIGHT IS PRICELESS trust your eyes to tbs inexperienced My scientific i methods Insure absolute accuracy relief and satla faction STELLA VROOERSr Optician 148 North Illinois Street THE HAGUE June The tlons of various countries 'to the Hague peace conference which formally opened June 15 by a host of secretaries the hands of If there was in the speech speech of his took no open Indeed during most of the two Government Show by Convict That Officers Conspired With Lynchers Another lotbf stylish wide brim sailors trimmed with large wired bow of silk come in black white (Hid leather special today Protect SkinL the difference thickness between the outer skin of baby and you mother outer layer ot skin is so tender that it is easily oumea ana aiso offers little protection to the intricate under structure of oil and sweat glands tiny blood vesselsand nerves Coarse unsightly skin is often caused by not know ing how to protect it in babyhood Extract Soap your 1 In Has the not DRAGON 24 26 $2000 Equipped Indianapolis Motor Car Co 111 119 Kentucky Avenue New Phone 3680 NEW YORK June The death today of Kate Lilienthal in the Long Island Col lege Hospital from delirium tremens prompted the attaches of the Butler Street Police Court Brooklyn to tell a re markable story concerning her face and bearing indi cated to me that she was accomplished and of a refined said Miss Gibbons probation officer I called on her in the was about 31 years old and said she had lived with a brother on Hamburg avenue near Broadway until he put her out because she was always drunk she was 22 years old she had sung in the choirs of several big churches including St Thomas in Manhattan and the Plymouth Church which w'as Henry Ward Beecher's church She developed such a fine voice that her family sent her to Europe to study under leading masters She began her professional career at the Royal Opera In Vienna and achieved suc met a man named Lilienthal who was very wealthy She fell in love with him and sacrificed her professional career to marry him and settle down on his es tate on the Rhine To them were born three children who still live ive years sh'e came to America' to visit her rela tives She accepted a short theatrical en gagement "Her husband was anenred and cut off her supply of money telling her she could never return or see her children This she declared drove lior to drink She ended without friends a pauper a pris oner and doubtless her body will now go to the potter's field" JIEALABILITY That Is what Dr Antiseptic Heal ing Oil possesses over every other known remedy Will cure any old chronic sore no matter of how long standing Will stop the pain of a burn Instantly and will take out I all Inflammation In one day This wonder I ful healing remedy was discovered by a railroad surgeon Price 25c 'I 'y 'y Caught In Puget $ound Squall Their Boat Capsizes SEATTLE Wash June ive fish ermen were drowned in a sudden squall yesterday near Point Possession twenty miles from Seattle The men were caught in a sudden squall and their boats cap sized The body of Thomas Nelson was recovered The other men are Abrahams Nickerberg Davis and one unknown CARRIE NATION LOOMS UP 'DIPLOMATS GATHER AT OLD DUTCH TOWIt Aged Man Posing as Parent of Diplomat Compelled to Seek ree Lodging at Minneapolis ST PAUL Minn June 12 The father of Bellamy Storer spent Tuesday night in the Minneapolis Central Police Station That is to say an aged man well edu cated and evidently one who has seen much of the world told the Mill City po lice authorities that the famous American diplomat whose controversy with Presi dent Roosevelt is still fresh in the public mind is his son rederick Storer aged 99 without money and shivering from the rain and cold crept Into the Minneapolis Central Police Station Tuesday night and asked for shelter He said that he had been held up and robbed of $187 and a gold watch the previous night at Alexan dria Minn and he walked the entire way to Minneapolis Mr Storer Is a Knight of Pythias and a Mason and in good standing in these or deTs just come from the said the old man 1 own three ranches On my way back 1 stopped at Alexandria on some business and while there was robbed of my money and watch I am on my way back tn Wisconsin where I own a Qj INCORPORATED EAST WASHINGTON ST BUILDINC PLANS Any one who has a building idea large or small which he would like to see In sketch form and accurately estimated bring or mail to my omce ana it win oe done without cost LOUIS GIBSON Architect Law Bldg No extras or loss by liens 4 Trimmed Hat Special Today you may have choice of anjr of our $498 trimmed hats which are equal to the average $600 or $700 hats at a special price of'' $425 WASHINGTON June The admin istration is In sad state of perplexity regarding the naval situation on the Pa cific const and in the ar East The strategists of the Navy Department are divided on whether or not additional warships shall be ordered to Pacific waters It is con ceded Hint some battle ships are badly needed in that quarter and the only rea son they are not dispatched nt once is the fear that silt'll action Will have a disas trous influence on the Japanese questions While the Washington officials are doing everything in their power to discourage the idea that there Is likelihood of serious difficulty with Japan they are not blind to tlie fact that the situation Is fraught 1 ins is rrunKiy aumnieu i i i im i ci ut Tokio are making ail kinds trouble for tno pany in portunity to Army and what would with Japan niirir nt would fall into the hands of the Japanese wmuld be followed by the losing of Guahi Hawaii and Alaska Consequently the desirability of in creasdng the naval strength on the Pa cific coast and In the East is admitted by every one rom what officials say it is believed that steps in this direction would' be tak en at once but for the fear of the effect of such action talk and arouse Japanese Government Japanese people Not a Battle Ship weakness of the tan will he realized when stated that not a single battle ship flying the stars and stripes is to be found be tween San rancisco and Manila Three squadrons are maintained one in Chinese waters one In the Philippines and one along the Pacific coast but the most powerful craft in the combined fleet is an a rrnsrr1 fit' IpRS than 1S000 tOHS A War with Japan would find the United States at a terrible disadvantage by reason of sufficient docking facilities in the Pacific Our docks are in a de plorable condition and only by the hard est kind of work during the next four or five years can the department bolster up this great weakness in the fleet There is only one naval dock on the Pacific coast largo enough to receive a modern battle ship This Is at the naval station at Bremerton Wash There are excellent workshops at that station and other fadlltes for docking and repair ing vessels The only other naval dock on the coast is at the Mare Island Navy Yard just below San rancisco It is a tiny affair however only capable of re ceiving small worships of the Philadel phia class There are several commer cial docks on the coast which the depart ment figures on utilizing in the event of an emergenev The situation in the Philippines is far worse At Olongapo thirty miles distant from Manila there is a good floating dock owned by this Gov ernment It is rendered practically use less by the absence of machine shops on shore so that its use is limited to scrap ing and painting vessels CHATTANOOGA Tenn June Ar thur Waller was the star witness today in the case of contempt of the United States Supreme Court against Sheriff Shipp Waller killed Dr enalson in this county and is serving years at Brushy Mountain untary manslaughter If the rumors preceding of Waller were correct the Government did not prove all that it hoped to by him It' was rumored and published in the papers that the attorneys hoped to bring out the fact that there was conspiracy be tween some of the deputies and mem bers of the mob to arrange matters so that they could easily get at Ed Johnson However Waller could tell nothing about the arrangements nn the floor where the negro was confined nor could he identify any of the mob A conversation which is alleged to have taken place between George Brown who was day jailer at the County Jail when the Ivnching of Johnson occurred and John who Is now serving a term at Brushy Mountain on a charge of ob taining iftoney under false pretense was tne cniei nnuicr timony Waller Hz artiMnnnn rf preceding Roach had asked Capt Brown at the entrance to the floor which they were occupying whether Ed Johnson was to be Ivnched that night and that Brown had replied know but it looks pretty warm HUSBAND WHIPS MINISTER AMOS BUTLER OPENS HP WASSON CO CHARITIES MEETING Derma Viva Whitens the Skin Red Brown and Dark ace Neck Arms or Hands Made white ai once or money back Is used ninpf or Downer aamfi effect but does show Contains no nolsons and does not peel the skin fruptions moths freckles and livekspots cured in a very short time Delightful after shaving On sale at all drug and depart ment stores Price 50c Accept no worthless substitutes dishonest dealers will try to sell you because their profit 1s greater Sent postpaid for 60c Be sure to ask for Derma Vlva DERMA viva co 155 Washington St Chicago III or sale bv Weber's drug store Eichrodt drug store the New York store Wasson's toilet department dclcga second will be accompanied technical ex perts and attaches together with a small army of newspaper correspondents are arriving here by every train and the lazy old Dutch capital is beginning to buzz with an animation' such as lias not been witnessed since the conference of 1899 The Austrian delegation arrived yester day and was first on the ground Gen Horace Porter formsr ambassador to rance and one of the American pleni potentiaries arrived today as did the rench delegates Kolroku Tsusukl and a section Of the Japanese delegates Dr Ruy Barboza and his fellow Brazilians Gonzalo de Quesada Senator Satiguily and Dr Bustardente representin'? Cuba and John oster former secretary of state of the United States who represents China Will Play Role The delegates from Cent ral America must make adhesion on behalf of their respec live countries to the convention of 18JJ and this formality will be carried out that the United States is destined to plaj a great role in the coming conference 1 Under her auspices the countries of South and Central America be In troduced to Europe on a footing of equal ity The European delegates entertain n7 doubt that all the representatives America will present a practically united front at this conference and that hence forth they will be an Immense force In such conventions Some surprises are ex 1 pected from the other side of the Atlantic Late instructions from Washington await the delegates hero but the general posl I tion of the Untied States may be summed up as follows: The most advanced position on every question involving the peaceful adjust ment of international disputes whether the subject comes up in iuim proposal for the limitation of the ex penditures for armaments the immunity of private iiroperty at sea the extension of the principle of arbitration the per manent strengthening of the personnel of The Hague tribunal or the drago doc 'inc Two Questions DominantiOawa Lal rrt warm hl I in hopeful of furthering tl unfinished work of 1899 but upon the main question the limitation of armaments much skepticism is displayed Speculation preliminary to the formal opening revolves about two questions: Which power if any will present tho con crete proposition regarding the limitation of' armaments ami tile publicity of the sittings According to the latest infor mation Great Britain now desires Amer ica to take the initiative in the matter of limitation Neliiloff one of the Rus sian delegates at the first business ses sion on June 17 Intends to propose the acceptance of the Russian program Un less tlie question of limitation 'is formally raised on Monday its postponement until the discussion of the Russian program Is completed would seem inevitable Yet there Is a possibility in view of the difficulty of presenting a concrete propo sition that tlie advocates of the limita tion of armaments may seek to Introduce the subject in connection with some kin dred topic Germany avors Publicity An interesting report Is afloat to the effect tliat Nelldoft In his inaugural speech on the 15th Intends to advance a compromise proposition regarding limita tion which will tend to reconcile the con flicting views on this subject but the rumor cun not be confirmed in Hie matter of the publicity of the plenary sittings it Is learned that Ger mnv riucldcd to ndvncate nublicltv and consequently the chances therefor huve sud jenly become brighter Germany it Is declared fears that her position might be misrepresented before tlie world if secrecy were observed This change In her position Is regarded as practically settling the question in the affirmative as America pursuant to her traditional policy of playing the curds above board openly advocates publicity and with Germany favorable no European power is likely to assume tho onus of ob jecting The motion for publicity will be presented by the Dutch delegates MINNEAPOLIS Minn National Conference of Correction began Senator Albert principal speaker The conference is one of the largest In the history ot the or ganization There' are about 1200 dele gates In the city I Amos Butler of Indianapolis presi dent of the conference introduced Jeffrey Brackett of the Massachusetts State Board of Correction and Charities who replied to the address of welcome Presi dent Butler then Introduced Senator Beveridge who launched at once into his favorite subject "Child He was greeted with vigorous applause Senator Beveridge delivered Stipging arraign ment of the system which allows the of' child Ikbor to President annual address fol lowed He spoke on Minded and characterized this condition as a cause of crime and pauperism Mr Butler speaking on the ut eeble said in part: ew realize the misery and Buffering the vice and crime or the great burden ot tax ation caused by our feeble minded popula tion We do not know how many such un fortunates there are but the census of 1890 reports 95000 in the United States An emi nent authority estimates their number to be at least 150000 In a careful study recently made of the prisoners at the Indiana State Prison it was found that in a total population of 926 114 or 12 per cent were insane epileptic or de cidedly feeble minded It is a significant fact that 305 per cent of these 114 defectives were committed for such crimes as murder manslaughter and rape while in a total of 2365 consecutive admissions examined the percentage of commitments for this class of crimes was found to be but 146 per cent On the contrary those who committed petit and grand larceny were 532 per cent of the 2365 consecutive admissions and 377 per cent of the 114 defectives In other words the percentage of commitments for crimes against the person is more than twice as great among aeiecuves uuiuug not so classed Years ago it was the prevailing view that many of the feeble minded children could be educated and trained into self supporting and self directing citizens This is possible with very few Dr ernaid has really feeble minded person ever was or can be entirely cured" It is now general ly recognized that while many can be made self supporting under direction few have sufficient judgment to direct themselves Therefore most of them should be kept separate and apart from the world Seclusion for eeble Minded Those of whom I have spoken are the children Why not stop the birth of stlch children? Why should not feeble minded women of child bearing age be secluded? They are now largely cared for at public expense in almshouses and by other agencies If they could be segregated in institutions the production of thjeir kind would be cut oft and at the same lime they could earn a part of their own support There is no State in the Union but has some form of law to regulate marriage Sonic are crude but a study of them shows the tendency of the times toward more scientific measures Among the more ad inve whuh tn rirevehf the mar riag of the unfit may be xnentioned those of Massachusetts Connecticut Maine Kan sas Ohio New Jersey and Indiana These are important but their value cnulfl be in creased by education of the people and train ing of the officials They are needed in all the States tind eventually mere snouia practical uniformity of marriage laws States Establish Institutions Attention has been given to the necessity of some other way of preventing the re production or tne leeoie nuuucu vrs States have established institutions for the custodial care of feeble minded women They are a great blessing to humanity and In the end a source nt public economy Many there have been who advocated the sterilization of these and otherpermanent public charges In some institutions this has tzi n'ffnrtc hflVR been made in sev eral States to enact laws authorizing or re quiring an operation to prevent procreation These efforts have generally failed So far as know Indiana is the only State that has such a law While there are many anti social forces 1 believe none demands more earnest thought more immediate action than this eeble mindedness produces more pauperism de generacy and crime than any other one force It touches every form of charitable activity It is felt in every part of our land It affects in some way all our people Its cost is beyond our comprehension It is the unappreciated burden of the unfortunate It is a burden we are compelled to bear therefore let us bear it intelligently to the end that the chain of evil may be lessened tho weak cared for and the future brighter with hope because or ou Ye who are strong must bear the firmitles ot the weak Senator Beveridge Speaks Senator Beveridge addressing the con vention tonight said in part: IVhen In the Senate I Introduced the bill to prohibit child labor In the Republic cer tain men in both parties denied the evil others said it was exaggerated hen for two whole days I read to the Senate testl monv given under oath by men and women whose truthfulness none could question de nials of the evil we heard no more about or these men and women under oath showed how widespread the outrage Is and they gave hundreds of examples with names and dates they de scribed the atrocity in horrible detail gtv Ing Instances which they had personally seen and investigated The lowest possible estimate is that a quarter of a million of stunted creatures are being poured into the body ot American citi zenship every year and this decadent class is rapidly Increasing All bur Imaginary to the Republic combined do not equal the real menace of this concrete liv ing growing terror I am a defender or property and ot righteous wealth and so warn both that we are creating a class more dangerous to property and even tg free in stitutions than aUl hc anarchists Mlth all their bombs When the enemies oi me by an army of witnesses testifying undec oath to cease denying the existence of the evil or asserting its exaggeration they raised the familiar cry of itv In face of what the Supreme Court has expressly decided in face of the awful A A I A 1 tn cv1St it is lUSt SUCh con 1 1 ll ft uuiin' S' cries of "unconstitutionality that are raised against this plainly constitutional measure that 1 bringing our fundamental law into contempt Those who are using the Con stitution to shield and protect admitted evils even to the point of declaring the Supreme Court itself is wrong are the real enemies of the Constitution and the destroyers of the faith in It or exactly thus far have the enemies of this bill gone When read to the Senate the decision of the Supreme Court in the famous it was stated in de bate that the Supreme Court was wrong The friend? of child slavery were thus driven to declare the Supreme Court wrong in the lottery case for if we can prohibit railroads from carrying lottery tickets we can prohibit railways from carrying child made goods mail train jumps freight Rear End Collision Derails Two Coaches but Injures None HURON June West bound fast mail train No 43 on the Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railroad was wrecked here at 6:10 o'clock this evening when the mail train struck the caboose of a freight train throwing it upon the pilot of the engine of the passenger train The two forward coaches of the mail train were derailed but no one was In jured The engineer and fireman of the passenger train jumped to safety The freight engine was Used in clearing the track and the passenger train was delayed only two hours A Cor Massachusetts aid Delaware Madame Carnation 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newspapers or burled deep" In typewritten pages of testimony But no word of the prosecutor address es caped his sensitive ears Rucf was of course the sensation of tho day Ills appearance on the stand 1 ns a witness in rebuttal of the prosecu tion is now accredited to the error ot the defense In letting the mayor tes tlfy for It was to refute the mayor's denials under oath that he had particl pated in Ruef's that the prisoner ex boss was called Ruef told the jut that he went to Schmitz's former resi dence and handed tn tlie mayor at stated Intervals one half of the "fees ot $000 and 33000 paid lilin by tlie proprietors of the five foremost rench restaurants of San rancisco before the lire On cross examination Ruef said that 'Assistant District Attorney Honey and Detective Burns had promised that if be i ynade a full statement in testifying in the 1 Schmitz cae they would do what they pould to secure leniency for him Ruef Produces Contract As the examination of Ruef continued 'Attorney Campbell asked Ruef if he had In his possesbion and if he could produce a contract with the rench restaurant is a svrlz tiHrtrnoV llHcf PC plied in thq affirmative and wlillejbo tus searching his pockets for the docui wnt the big crowd In the court room waited 5 with the liveliest interest for Ruef to '4m' it foith The contract which the defense has relied upon tu jjiovc the legal and moral exculpation of Ruef and ho nc Schmitz as soon produced bj Run ii 5 was in a sealed envelope Ruef handed It Attorney Campbell who read it and I then had Ruef identify as Pierre 1 net the signature borne by the paper Ruef said he saw Priet sign tlie contract 1 net Signed as president of the Kr neli Res 5 taurant Men's Association Ruef ide fled the contract as the one he hud io ferred to when lie told the rnayoi that he Ruef had a contract with the I't'ench Jtaurant men Mr Campbe the document as eMdcnce inc tX terms of tlie contract provided for tlie re otlOAas I ihe Ba State and places the retaining the contract was signed In 1 ebrulrt I'lOua few weeks after he hadta received the $5000 Ruef Admits alsehood On redirect examination Mr lleney asked Ruef if he was uniter oath and if he had told the truth at the time he had stated had not given the mayor any 7 of the money obtained from the trench rem telltaTthe truth said Ruef you were not tolling the tiuth i The natural deduction is that ttas equivocating on the proposition then Ruef finally replied somewhat angrily there was suppusvu court This ended Ruef's testimony inlmnnrtfmt tlMSM WOTG called bv the State and both sides an nounced that their testimony was in Hiram Johnson then began the opening statement for the prosecution He se verely scored Mayor Schmitz asserting that Vie was equally as guilty as Ruef He concluded bv saying that the case of the prosecution has been conclusively proven Attorney Barrett made the opening statement for tlie defense RUE SAYS SCHMITZ 0Z ACCEPTED HIS SHARE Keep Your Bowels upon 1 It is a noticeable fact and one which any doctor will verify that people who suffer most often from disease are the ones who have the most difficulty in keeping their bowels open Regulai bowel action is half the battle of health People who have a tendency to con stipation must of necessity use something fn hfdn nature alone This should not be a violent aid like salts or purgative waters cathartic pills or powders but a syrup liquid that will oil the intestines and membranes that it comes in contact with Children women and weak people generally should never be given a strong physic as It weakens the system And It is futile for tne strongest person Because tne relief is simplj' for that day and then the reac tion sets in and you are worse off than before What is needed is a prompt but gentle laxa tive tonic like Dr Syrup Pepsin People have been taking it for sixteen years and it is being better liked by more people every i ar The reason is that it fills a want It Is BlJike anything else Results are so sure 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