The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1906, Page 2

|. Man on Rules Board—- | in Kentiédy Home and | for New York Crashing Info Fréight—Seven\ Hurt, She Went to See Roose- velt “After Failing ‘in Mission with Root. ‘FLEES. |“A NATIONAL DISGRACE. town Hold Denounces Treatment of Wo- and | man by Government, but P| Crimi ; | Mentioned ‘yong $3 Piiy'ahe Seu ahve me ths att be at, aa 1, Mir. in. No,” Mr, "You are, all: right, but Z out, ‘Will Drop Matter, ‘& Wiational Glsgrace.” to what he proposed to do, men in her, room, where she and Dr. ris and her rot! 2 ie 2 he by. hin. Telnetajement. Ma yemen! ae but was guard=d-in his statements as Mrs. Morris's condition was such that Morria discussed with them the story ot her father’s wit, which had) brought on an esttangement between Mrs. Mor- , Representative WASHINGTON, Jin, $—"‘tnf& white House outrage is q burning. siiame and | So eald Dr. Minor Morris, nugpand ot PMrx, Morris, who was forcibly removed from the execntive offices on Thursday dust aud taken to the House of De:en- tion. Dr. Morris arrived here sary to- day and found his wife ati confined 10 SHOW, REAL SOW, SEENON BROAD Looked for a While as Though the Winter Peaclt Crop Was Doomed. Thip' ts Kolng to be the most unique R We ‘tm Kansas during the past year, but re- fused to. admit that he was there or} tl ‘husliiess, connected. with the Ott Company, of Indians. Q. Did vou purposely avoid passing through Missouri to avoid being served | to ith & subpoene in thise oase? A. I did “rier. Q@. Do you know that the Standard Oi Company, of Indlatia, oyns a refin- ery at Sugar Creek; Mo., ntar Kansas City? Rogers Gets Facetious.' Mr. Rogers said that he did not. Mr, Hadley wam.ed more information on the point. E “Oh. tyou don't want tien!” sail the witness, with a tolerant air, expressive Cn ptr or, perhaps contempt. “Generals shouldn't want anynhing that.” |- “But i want an answer. Surely you an tell me what L want to know." “I accept your apology.” was the ir- Standars Oil ‘Company of Indiana are you familiar with?A, I ‘kauw there js such a corporation and that I am a director, I might modestly ray that 1 am familar with a dividend ajee it is paid. ‘agyselts oll? A. Only from hearsay, Dr. Rognie Western trip ai wer and thé Indian Territory. He declined to answer when dale it- they Says Thieves and Highway-| 7 ia ‘men Do'a Rushing Busi- ~~ fess by Day. ‘The Soctety’ forthe -Prevention of commonly.known as the Park- hurst Society, has sent, out a statement ‘ehich is descriied as "Bulletin No, 1,> and which is designed to be the first In: & series of such bulletins sent to sub- ‘scribers, ‘The hiope is expressed that in tutune a lorger number of subsoribers for’ small sums will, be secured, and % ts suitable annual offering, ‘The bulletin says there should be no op: for such an orgunization as jo | ths: sovlety, but because of polloe cans |. f ditions Jt will be found doing its work in the future as in the past. “A Ust_of instances of police negligence is given and tells of its complaints to Commis- aloner of, Police. McAdoo. that have not ‘een heeded. In closing the bulletin says: “Thieves and highWwaymen are able | to dg a_riistiing Wusiness by dhy. because poliseineH are hobnobbitig on thie strect corners, and by night because they are sleeping in. back rooms ,or carousing in palsons, ‘This last matter we brougtt to the ‘attention ¢f the Mayor 9 good )| many months ago, and enecific camer of |. the policemen so conducting themsnlves were mentioned: ‘The Mayor jnformet ue tat our Wan referred ti \t | the Commissioner, but sothkig seems to have come of ft, and no. request, from. him was recelved. by uv looking. for a more exact statement of details, in or- Dunish. the offenders. “Our uniform fo in sympathy with jv primanily % roe is hot wt present Use spirit of baw, and inter@ted not in «eeu forcement, but in ti to be a witness to its intraction, alone with wuch perquisites as obtiviusness, MAY, be supposed to secure. We are not margins that Under a. continuance’ of. 4b, prenent | Mayoralty: regime | ay jonen. wa! able to fialneain nselt who" sets about ta. Jeompetent and agressive manner to. in- te the force with self-respacting and forcing, apie; bit, ua always, thi one A wil be as promot in its att fake it pleasant for # faut commis joner as: it wil be: to 4¢ wnoomforiable for a delinquent $7,500! Offer for Terry and Herman. i14 ewtsihes,. the atten’ wedi-ber 1 the ella dea fabs vagus wince ateraphida OWk: Oi ‘chant. “Aod Low a oe _ ant him to perfora irodige le interest ye ot the. UD PRO of ST. reat Hh ‘arm litte onl the imnite bite melting to tears: to still people in few. York who remem- ber what snow} looks like, One end ally had inspected a ‘refinery at any point Bnawering. questions 96, rapidly that the typewriter could him, He was f- {T ss invited,” came back like o if ot State, 2 who = cee ee mastice ea ere. ‘There was a stir when the oll mag- and a Inne wis opetied for hink Every ey> was tuned to iced head. Dark, snappy eyés gleam. ‘tMirough bis spectacies, and nothing that 49 passing escapes him. Bie biluxed 2¢ he entered the room OGERS, STANDARD OL KING, IS MUM ASA CLAN (Continued from First Page.) t ey Le IL move he was. adout! to sorta Ld nis prosecutor from. is th the ‘be taken e who ie againat the ‘wall on ‘the ide of room indusriously ing. the lines of the Rogers sracarey toe pat of oat feet square. All the rd Ol law. 75% jumped up and began to y The joner aakeu tué artist to give his rt would go no further with the He agreed and Mr. it down; muttering hat the have put out en restored and tue © gare toh Aner Mr. Be as aioeks it he at pd ber Eto do so by Coure of the Btate of New York Back of the numerous lawyers took a hand at Care but the Seared. mat it be an- Might Answer and Might Not. is ets . r rat the reply. “would a ested wiih the Stand- of costing: oF Tah es be w|i ng. “Don't olit ase down," Sarat oar ve P Pfacing the light, and aappeared to shud-| ness. there CRASH OF DYNAMITE, CHICAGO, .Jan. 6—Foyr meq, were ‘killed and “Bree Others o ‘teefve more of. jess hurt explosion to-day at the pleat of & Sher at Gary, TL, After trom this city. iT f preparatary’- to was a with real snow Ly, was in the olden an, While two employees ie : blasth wer: * of rep rea irae pecgane te nad ‘der that thereby he might discover and | p, ne for was far as South Citeago, more! han mileg away..'Pep atone, /comaly barn and @ tool-house qa yoy the coccussion, and; it is Ulat the loap to, the company Leate 325.000, ] wile Mons UES Ae Es xe | PRICK OF NEEDLE KILLED. Pneumonia Fulloned Woman Died At ‘the request of Dr. /The Quinias, of No, 21 Yaat pints, stiveet, Coroner Dyoloy, is investigating the death surly tu-cay) of Laure Saas ‘Aaber, to. pagumwain, coapication of tbat. where * Smo we Spe: for Fs Kn her flalcis| nyndred mep packed in the little eham- der av he fylt the presence of the half « Jciljan, thirty-four years ald, of INO 7A }'OT h xeret. : iy tena the death an dua} oy, A sepia Hlth ‘Me- | ported to the Covsner. ; He! maid be. wal so gc See nan eens = i a ea | eee, « 4 lctpat Ownership League would not have a representatve on. the rules committes. mites ee ‘This body ts the most important in the Lower House, da it reserves for ite Mt it brief career, during. the chosing days of the arasion: practically all. powers of the Assembly, + Speaker Wadsworth sald he wolild recognize thé Munk r epee nid MN u Lena beens 8 ia ae arate it oe mate on Monday oc. Tuceday, 1 te 0 clared that e stata vt cre gihcaeeer’ ea wal : tated by the manded that the w u f the new wi ic che New Xor “Mo tae fntervtew ‘hic, Parsowe id: panne. reason, 18 peliere thet Trani Sako ea satiated with thetr ARREST TO-DAY / PROMISED IN EDWARDS CASE. (Continued from Firat Page.) sist Lena Bensomas. @ntircly ta the px sprspveer Penge ec she said to an Evening World repovter to- Miss. Hoffman's Story. Pnot ‘on the brig ‘the: dinwing ‘Tne candle they used was thet mi ign MAN RUN DOWN AT A DRAW-BRIDGE te The Brentine World) at Wallnmocenc carly to-day Sve milos ate PLC. ve om the train was deliberately tt striking an open awitch over which sev @ral other trains hed safely passed sev- earlier, accident i i fe Ht i i j k i He f hi z + Hi ieke Hl fF hi Fs fH Fe . g i i H ree HH Bere ch Vilis FE, i i 3 : g ef i i iy % a Ce iH Hil 7 puoNe artenns | EDWARDS! FUNERAL i i| : z g a ; i i re iH ih : é : 4 Pi ; fi i EB E ri i