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vn | | (j | TILLMAN WARNS CONGRESS RATE BILL MUST PASS People Demand Relief from Railroad “Robbery” and Will Have It. THEIR VOTES WILL TELL Next Presidential Election Wi, Be Swayed by Action Taken Now. WASHINGTON, March 15.—Senator Tillman to-day presented to the Senate his report from the Committee on Inter- state Commerce on the House Rallroad Rate bill, which expressed his views, but @id not pretend to spealt for any other member of the committee. It embodled the first clear and con- clsg statement of the differences con- cerning court review features and other | proposed amendments that had made a unanimous report from the committee impossible. Withotu hestltancy the Senator de- elared it to be his bellef that toe bill should he amen bu: that amend- | ments stiould not be of a charact impair or prevent the ace of the obj of the legistatic are set forth best, Ge says. In the President's message to Congress. Cyclone of Resentment. munerative rate © © © © © to be thereafter observed In such case as the maximum to be charged,” and to make onder that the sung shail go Int» t and remain in force for three 3, Which order shall "zo into effect days after notice to the o: r He emphosized the need of regard- ing the measure as non-partisan, but} predicted that the issue created will be | in ,the next Presidential AS to the effect he said in “Those who are responsible for delay | and shall romain in force and be od- .or inadequate legislation will find that) served by the carrier, unless the same when at Inst the flood gates of popular | 82/1 he suspended or modisied or set wrath and Indignation ano holsted there | pended or set aside by a count of com- rial been some fine grinding | eee tie section Mr. Tillman sald: There would follow “a cyclone of pas-; “Around the first provision the most nm has ” jearnest and exciting content sionate resentment," sald Mr. Tillman, | S27mest And | exci eon aren In predicting what would be the result | oplnion as to the scope of this ¢ of fallure on the part of Congress to| and the executive powers of the 2 meet the widespread demand for rall-/ Motion under Ik fn the one hand! road rate legisiation. He deciared that 4 “woe will be the harvest” of any mem- | mission and thy thot der of the Senate or House whose work | lurtsd with equal earnestne: in formulating a Dill to regulate rail- | that this power Is indisputa 7 “Whatever may be the results of this roads lacks earnestness or honesty Of! ayciesion in the Senate, If the Mill be Purpose, and who shall eeck to belittle | comes a law, the final determination of the question or kill the measure by eub- | the question’ at Issue must he made by terfige and deception. the Supreme Court, Thens is even The Constitution give to Congress the power to regulate the railroads, he con- tended, and there are many wrongs to right. Continuing, he sald: “Vested with the rights of eminent domain to construct their Unes and ‘granted Wberal franchises and char- ; . remunerative rate,”’ etc. fers, the railroads, designed to be pub- | Sine tast words are too elastic and lic carrters for the benefit of the whole| ambiguous and can. be Constriind | to people, in the last few years have be-| mean too much that would be harmful come rapidly transformed into the verl-|@nd dangerous for Congress to enact es: band of robbers—highwaymen who | {phil temunerative rate’ on what: do not thrust their pistols in the faces| the actual value or the fictitious value of thelr victims and demand money or jf the properties? Are ralironds whic) i % pay no div! Is because o: thelr lives, but who levy tribute in linmense amounts of watered stock freight rates which are as high as the |be allowed to compel the producers win traille will bear, deny access to market, | use thelr lines to pay a dividend ox the ze excessive capitalization? Monopolize with brazen effrontory one |" Te Congress willing to lend Itaelf to of the prime necessaries Of life—coal—|the schemes of the rallroad magnates and in every y show their absolute|who have brought about this condition contempt for tle people and the peo-| Wherein they levy tribute: onthe busi; ‘ple’s rights. ness industries of th untry and ca pel the payment of the pound of fe: Worse May Come. Pea De, ‘ “The demand of the people for relief . from the oppressions and wrongs they Court Against Carrington. Dow endure may be thwarted by the MANILA MARCH 11.—The Su Great influence of the railroad corpora-| Court of the islands has confirmed the tions, This Inftuence has hitherto been decision of the lower court In the case \ partmount, and its representatives in| of J. F. Carrington, formerly a Major of the two ho: Carrington and force Judicial review.” Watered Stock. “There is a dangerous provision in ought this bill, which, In my Judgment. to be siricken out, and that ts tion 15, where the Int < ‘Commission Is told to “determine and prescribe. what will, in {ts judgment, be the just and reasonable and fairly ¢. 3 may feel that it is sate | the United States Army. Ca to refuse io redress the grievances and) will now appeal to the United States to continue the policy of non-interfer-| Supreme Court Carington was con- ence. victed In February last of falsifying “They may ignore pepular clamor and] vouchers of the civil government when either pass no bill at all or enact one! an officer in the army and in charge of ve wholly They | % alion 0! ° pina . to the that will prove wholly inadequate. They amount of $1,50 May palter with us in a double sense: | total of sixte. vers Be “Keep the word of promise to the ear! nrisonment, THe was subsequently tried And break {t to the hope.’ j by court-martial and dismissed fram the If those mosi interested In these great | army. ‘operties will not consent to wise | jslation to relieve the distress of the people there is danger of more radical policics and leaders coming to the front, CURED OF BRONCHITIS With the result that legiskition far more| One of my children had bronchitis @rastic and dangerous than anything|from birth. Father John’s Medicine Proposed jn this bill and the amend-! cured h ‘ Hi “ uw er and made her strong.— ments to be offered will be enacted. Mrs, M. MoCabe, 534 West 49th ot, 1 Court Must Review. Mr. Daisant wasted one eae We el NOM Oe CRT CURED OF BRONCHITIS ‘generally supposed that the pending I suffered from bronchitis. Father Measure embodies the “well digested pears, 6 tie, Bzecutive and those of Jobu's Medicine cured me,—Mrs, J. F, Cooney, 11 Scotia st, Boston, Mass. ty whose advice he consents to A “ Afier enumerating the essential anges from the existing laws regu- ting inter-state commerce, he stated ut the most important is found in CURED OF BRONCHITIS Had bronchitis and asthma. 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Be careful that it doesn’t turn into a period of colds and pneumonia, Keep your feet dry and warm, ii ' f Men's Regular Hetght best quality | Women’s, Misses’ and Ohildren's RUBBER BOOTS, all Regulation RUBBDR BOOTS, up heavy woights =----- Poe | the knew Children’s stzes up to 10%..$1,10 ‘Misses’ sizes up to 2.........$1.35 Women’s sizes up-to 8...-.. $1.65 Men‘s Storm King RUBBER BOOTS. ‘The best ever made for looks and long wear, Hvery seam doubly protected, Our guar ii sina ot $3.50 ‘Men's 1st quality One Buckle AIRO- TICS, seamless, moulded 98 sole and vamp. ‘All sizes. iC Men’s Ist quality RUBBDR OVER- SHOBS, Selfacting style. 49c All sizes ...20-..-. 2000. Boys’ Best RUBBDR BOOTS. Regu- lation knee height; all sizes up to 6. Lighter weiphts in $1.95 Some of these larger elses women’s boots can be used for large boys or men with emall feet. Women's’ Good Quattty ‘Women’s First Qualtty RUBBER fog 25C (tegel Cooper Store, 22 Flow, Rear.) 6, T and 8 for men and bigger boye —...—.. Get right in line for a bit of bracing exercise, and help to plear away the mass of aow ’ which now covers New York and nearby territory. As a big leader we offer long handle .' Steel Sooket Snow Shovels to-morrow at thirty-five cents each. , (Giiegwt-Cooper Gere, Basement) . Youths’ Suits and Gop Coats, (4 te 20 Years) A J ro) Here’s clothing for the lad that Has all the snap and dash in it that he . wants—and the kind that he looks well in. This assortment will certainly please him—the price ought to please you, remembering, as you must, that the styles, materials and tailoring are abso- lutely to be relied upon. SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS; fabrics of fine cassimere in neat mixtures; also blue and black cheviots. ; TAN OOVERT TOP COATS; lined with good quality Farmer satin; broad shoulder effects. Exceptional opportunity for the young man and grow- ; ing boy measuring 30 to 86 inehes to buy a SUIT or TOP COAT at : Five Dollars. Blegel Cooper Store, Becond Floor, Must, 18th st) Standard Branas of Wines and Liquors at Cut Prices. We do the largest retail business in pure wines and Mquors done in New York. You can see the power this gives us by considering the following prices. It 1s easy to put low figures on brands that nobody ever heard of, but only The Big Store can quote such prices as these on the best-known standard brands on the market. oben ergs wie KRY. “por bod 5 Headquarters for the Renowned “Cereader”* r bottle se. Imported Sherrian RUINART BRUT CHAM- Pricss range from 75 oente to $2.50 a “Serleowon ie vE— ‘Co. 00 "They. represent Tring ia linea tog ex: | | | nce “which “are? popalar, an well ‘as pome nylea wat Bo other store offers, [énngrted BURG kallon, 82; | ST, MACAIRE_ BURGUNDY, | g' | Ola” Friars ‘Sauternes and Imperial Zinfandel (kenulne) Claret; case 12 quarts, {8,35 KTALLS. | Perfestion in Manhattan, Mar- , Vermouth or W! fi BPARKLING MOSELLD from. 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Foods Ghat You Can Orust at the Lowest Prices in Yow York. member about our Grocery Store is that it sells NOTHING but first-quality foods, ing to rel Mhertrat, tne to Js these first-grade goods for less money than asked for first- The next thing to remember fs that It se! grades anywhere else—often for Jess than is asl Tt is these two facts that have given us the lar Some examples for Friday and Saturday: kea for the inferior qualities, gest grocery business done under one roof in the world. TWINING'S Famous Philadelphia Farm Scrapple, 10c EXTRA FANCY Fresh Caugh* Chicken Hatibut Steak, 12c FINEST QUALITY delicious, mild cured Smoked Salmon, Usually sold at 85c. Ib. Bri day only, Per Iv. 25¢ EXTRA FANCY Long Istand Scatlops, Per quart 25¢ All you want at this price, EXTRA FANCY SELECTION Codfish qnality Bread in the clty, QPriday only.) We will well the regular Ge, loat of ts Finest Boston Steaks, Chinook Salmon Steaks, Long Branch BRluctish, Large Roston Smelts, Dally express from DEL, FANCI SELECTED Fresh Laid Eggs eRK Kuaranteed days old whea wold Per Ib. Per tb, Yew England Broad 0c 2 0% Ge Per Ib, a j | i / 2 "i ortunit That you may become A apestal opportunity to | | potter acquainted with the fine quality of the cele- brated St. Charles Sterilized Unsweetened Cream We bave arranged to sell on, Friday only, ‘Tho reguiar 2€ cantor 7C buy choice selected EXTRA CHOICH Long Branch Weaktish, Long Sstand | Pere, Hlounders,{ 5C Yova Scotia Herring, Roasting and Frying Chokers, usually sold at from 160. Friday to 200, per 1b; only (all you wi per 1D...66 ROAST BEEF—Cholce cuts Oranges — Faney sweet Seba eset Ks from the . a . c bt Fix Bars, °) kieyberry Bare, 6 o'Clock Teas, Sugar Jumbles, Lemon Finger CRAG EDS oh Ginger Wagers ‘Afternoon Tons, tor” | Lion Soap, per cake... +. BSc; | COTTAGH CHEESH — The well-known old - f NUT MEATS—Fancy, fresh opened Rib Roa: f Natly Walnue meat 3 1», i t Valeri aiimonds § 39C 7, large Smyrn is: o Per Ib.....120 bank's per Ih. 10c be LAMB res fancy genuine i : P—Chotce pa 10 fashioned rica, tive PORK—Lolns of fan corn fed Jersey Pork; cook dry, large Fpeccneale balls for. ee... 80 SH—Mild-cured | balls : : ‘ling White Fisn or | COFFEX—Fancy Cucuta, Ma- pered Herring; per Ib., Fucalbo or Golden Santos; to | abel ras 16: TROOMS — Fancy Iyn- EXTRA CHOICE Short Foreguarter Canada Wution, 5c DRAKE BROTHERS’ Colebrated Pound Cake, Finest quality made; best materials used, ‘HA—Our own “RIBEOS BRAND," extra fancy tip pickings; pousessing —doll- cacy of favor and aroma, Champignon (Ho- n .. Aa ‘Formosa Oolong, Golden Caylon, Young flyson, Steel Snow Shovels Special at 35e: Bhalith Bredicast, — "Sweet Violet” junpowdor, brand, "extra ‘fancy | State Mixed ‘Teas farrowfat delicious 7 favor, regul ¢. can’, «Se Red Ribbon nut Jar. Bo. 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