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DR. HALK DEAD.
—
Chaplain o f Senate' Passes Away Af-
- ter BHef Illness.
Boston, June 11.— The morning light
wss
breaking as the venerable Edward
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Hale, p . D ., chaplain o f the
Saturday, Juna 12.
Monday, June 7.
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United
States
senate, Unitarian divina,
W ahingtoo, JuD. 12.— H aring com-
Washington, June 7.—The senate
platad the consideration o f items o f the chamber waa again today the scene o f author, journalist and lover o f peace,
tariff bill that had been passed over a lively debate, Aldrich leading the breathed his last yesterday In his homo
under objection by senators during its conservatives and Beveridge heading
in Roxbury.
second reading, the senate by Its ad the progressives, did most o f the talk­
A t his bedside were his w ife, hie
journment today until Monday marked ing. Both senators were frequently on
an important period in the progreae o f their feet and there were many sharp daughter, Miss Ellen D. Hale, and his
the measure. When the bill is again conflicts be tweet] them . '
son, Philip L. Hale, the artist. Twe
taken up, it w ill bo upon its third read­
Beginning the session with a vote on other sons, Arthur Hale, o f W ashing­
ing for the final disposition o f items the recommendation o f his committee ton, and Professor Edward Everett
upon which the most pronounoed ob­ for a duty o f 8 cents a square yard and Hale, Jr., o f Union college, returned
jection s have bean made.
per cent ad valorem on the fabric home last evening.
It is expected
In com pleting the second rending o f
>wn as window hollands. Aldrich that partial arrangements for the fun­
the bill, a number o f items in the free
as apparently somewhat encouraged eral on Monday in the 8outh Congre­
list were dispoeed o f.
Works o f art over the paospect o f making decided gational church, o f which Dr. Hale
over 20 years old. and collections illus­ headway with the cotton schedule.
was the pastor emeritus, w ill be an­
trating the progress o f art over 100
About the middle o f the afternoon nounced tomorrow.
jresus old, were retained in the free the senate reached its second vote,
On bis return from Washington a
list by a vote o f 68 to 16.
which was on an amendment by Sena­ few weeks ago it was reported that
The starch industry received protec­ tor Dolliver to strike out the com m it­ Dr. Hale was not in good health, but
tion by a reversal o f the recommenda­ tee provision fixing a duty o f one cent be soon regained his activities and
tions made by the committee and tapi­ a square yard for the process o f mer- until Tuesday attended meetings and
o c a and sago w ill be subject to a duty cerisation. The amendment was lost received friends. It seems as though
o f one cent a pound, when not import­ by .the unusually close vote o f 82 to the whole country joined in mourning
e d for food.
88. The narrowing o f the margin was, H
the a U fe B M
o f ■ Dr. v Hale.
Crude potash, potash carbonate, however, due to the absence o f senat­ pressing sorrow and esteem poured it to
caustic potash, yams and radium were ors rather than t o the conversion o f the the Hale household, one o f the first
placed upon the free list.
progressives to the Aldrich standard.
being from President and Mrs. Taft.
A t the night session D olliver argued
A s an author Dr. Hale’s fame rests
against a duty o f 60 per cent ad val­ oo his short stories, such as “ The Man
Friday, dune II.
Washington, June 11.—The income orem on cotton tapestry and jacquard W ithout a Country.” A s an instiga­
tax shared with the wool schedule the figured goods as affording too much tor o f social uplift, the work o f the
senate’s attention today, and after dis­ protection to American manufacturers. two great organizations, the Lend-a-
cussion o f an hour or more its further Aldrieh then offered an amendment Hand club and the K in g's Daughters,
consideration was postponed until June making the rate o f 40 per cent ad v a l­ will always add to his renown. A s a
18 by a vote o f 46 to 84. This action orem on goods valued at more than $1. minister and pastor bis half century in
w as the result o f a motion made by These rates were adopted.
the pulpit o f the South Congregational
Aldrich, which follow ed a charge by
church and his preaching in many other
Shake-up Badly Needed.
Bailey that undue influence was being
churches were prolific o f wise spiritual
brought to bear against the proposed
Washington, June 8.— Although con­ inspiration. A s a historian his w rit­
incom e tax amendment to the tariff ditions existing at the United {States ings have become authorities.
trill. Aldrich declared that be knew o f naval academy at Annapolis are giving
no such effort, but pleaded for \be the navy department officials much
WOULD NOT AID SMUGGLER.
postponement o f the question until the concern, it is not considered probable
that
Secretary
Meyer
w
ill
adopt
radi­
schedules should be disposed of.
It was agreed to admit animals for cal corrective measures until Captain Dining Car C ooks Refused Money—
Chinaman Died in Ice Box.
breeding free o f . duty and an amend­ Bowyer M ieves Captain Badger as su­
m ent offered by Aldrich potting fru it perintendent this month.
Chicago, June 11.— August Mueller
The resent report o f a board o f five
hi brine on the free list was adopted.
and Gustave W eir, dining car cooks,
The consideration o f the free entry naval officers specially detailed at the
o f. bides was postponed for later con­ academy, which was in sabs tan ee that employed on the Golden State Limited
sideration. An amendment offered by physical exercises now in vogue were o f the Rock Island railroad, told on the
Dick adm itting miners’ safety appli­ responsible fo r poor physiques common witness stand before Judge Landis
ances free until Jsnuary 1, 1912, was among recent* graduates and midship­ how they had refused offers o f money
agreed to as amended by Culberson, men, has been borne out in a measure
elim inating the restriction as to the by the failure o f 48 out o f 180 midsbip- to aid in smuggling Chinamen into the
The men were w it-
en to graduate this year on account United States.
tim e.
e f physical disability. Most o f those
It was decided to pass over the a
for the prosecution in the trial
tion o f free refined petroleum. Orange who failed, however, were rejected, it o f Bob Leung, a w ell-to-do Chinese
o il was stricken from the free list and is said, because at -defective eyesight. merchant o f El Paso.
nut oil and oil o f nuts were placed on
Until one Chinese was smothered to
it. The restriction on the Value o f oils
Turkey Makes Strong Denial.
death it was the regular practice, a
admitted free to 60 cents a gallon was
Washington, June 8.— Emphatic de­ carding to testimony, to place the.
■stricken out and palm kernel was added nial was entered today at the Turkish smuggled Chinese in an icebox o f the
to the list. Oleostearine was also in­ embassy to reports that 20,000 or 80,- dining car after they had been put
cluded in the free list.
000 persons bad been killed in the re­ aboard the Golden Gate Limited. “ The
cent troubles in Asiatic-Turkey. It icebox,” testified A lbert Champion, a
Thursday June 10.
was declared unusual efforts were be­ negro cook on one o f the cars in qua
Washingon, June 10.—Tim e and time ing made to punish those responsible ■tion, “ was about four by four by two
again today D olliver and others o f the for the disorders. Deep regret was aad one-half feet in dimensions. On
so-called progressive Republicans went expressed that exaggerated reports one occasion one o f the brakemen told
dow n to defeat in their efforts to break had been printed in certain newspapers me we would have to find some other
th e ranks o f tbs Aldrich forces on the concerning the disorders. In contra­ way o f carrying these Cbniese. They
w oo) schedule o f the tariff bill. D olli­ diction o f the reports, it was stated in won’ t ride in the box since that one
ver offered numerous amendments look­ the last official nears that victim s was smothered.”
ing to the reduction o f the finance com­ would not exceed 4,000. Not only had
m ittee’s rates, but in each instance the the minister o f the interior asked for
HARR I MAN K EEPS POSTED.
amendment was voted down and the the appropriation o f $160,000 to aid
the victim s, it was stated, but the gov­
■committee sustained.
The debate throughout the day was ernment, on its own reoponisbility, had Synopsis o f Press Comment Sent in
Tw ice Each Month.
good-natured and Dolliver seemed to sent $10,099 at once.
Slavs real feeling over the possible
Chicago, June 11.— Edward H. Har-
tears in the eyps o f the Irish potato.
Oil Lands R estored.
riman, who is absolute master o f over
The wool schedule occupied A s at­
Washington, June 12.— Oil lands in 64,000 miles o f rail and water trans­
tention o f the senate throughout the Malheur county, withdrawn a year ago
entire day and on this account consid­ at Senator Boa roe’s request, have been portation, has decided to keep in con­
eration o f the proposed income tax, restored to settlement notwithstanding stant touch with publie opinion regard­
w hich had been set for today was post­ the application made by Malheur peo­ ing him self, his railroads and railroads
poned until tomorrow.
ple for continued withholding that fur­ generally, provided it is possible to do
ther explorations for oil might bs so through things which are printed
made.
Secretary Ballinger decided about them.
Wednesday, June 9 .
that
the
original
withdrawal was con­
Tw ice each month each general man­
Washington, June 9.—The woolen
achedule o f the tariff bill was still un­ trary to law, and no law having been ager telegraphs Mr. Kruttschnitt a
der consideration by the senate today enacted subsequently to the change in brief synopsis o f public sentiment as
when the recess for dinner was taken. the legal status o f the lands. Bourne reflected by the press. His report also
The committee amendment increasing w ill introduce a bill making lawful shows! the number o f publications
which were examined, the percentage
the house rate on wool tops and other such withdrawals.
favorable, the percentage unfavorable
w astes from 20 cents 6. pound to 80
Taft Will Visit Coast.
and the percentage which is neutral.
cento a pound was adopted by a vote o f
Washington, June 9.— President T aft He quotes also from criticism s, com­
-49 to 80. This eras a finance commit­
tee change and the committee scored said today that he expected to be in plaints, expressions o f opinion and
Its usual m ajority. Gamble and Craw­ San Francisco on October 19. He said from special articles as well as giving
ford deserted the “ progressives,” but he had decided not to visit Alaska, as the trend o f opinion as voiced in po­
w ith these exceptions the ranks o f the be would be obliged to start late any­ litical and commercial centers.
Mr. Harriman regards the reports as
contingent remained unbroken.
The way, and aside from that he desired to
com m ittee amendment increaslhg the allow Mrs. T aft to take more time to valuable aids in detecting causes o f
duty on shoddy from 20 cents a pound recuperate from her attack o f nervous friction between his railroads and the'
to 26 cants, and that on tops from 8 to prostration due to her activity in social public and in applying corrective meas­
matters since entering the White ures.
20 cents also prevailed, by 42 to 8 l.
House. He thinks the Alaska trip
may
come at some future time.
Cattlemen Pay Damages.
Tuesday, June 8 .
Denver,
June 11.— According to a
Washington, June 8.— Much good
Five Destroyers O rdered.
Republican special from Sun Dance,
humor and pleasantries were injected
Washington, June 10.—The follow ­ W yo., the criminal case which grew
into the debate on the woolen schedule
in the senate today. Dolliver, the ing companies were today awarded con­ out o f the raiding o f the sheep camps
central figure, offered several amend­ tracts to build one torpedo boat de­ and burning o f the ranch buildings o f
the Rodney King Sheep company and
ments and announced his intention o f stroyer each:
Bath Iron Works, $669,600; New the Guthrie Sheep company, in Crook
preserving others, appealing to Repub­
lican members to vote with him be­ York Shipbuilding company, $648,000; county, have been settled out o f court,
cause, he said, the amendments would W illiam Cramp A Sons, $687,000; the nine defendant cattlemen paying
ju stify the attitude o f the Republican Newport News Shipbuilding company, the sheep companies all damages, at­
party in advocating a protective tariff. $620,000. The Fore River Shipbuild­ torneys’ fees and expenses o f prosecu­
One o f the interesting features was ing company also will be awarded a tion and agreeing not again to molest
the sheep men. Valuably range is also
« lecture on the woolen industry from contract for one at $644,000.
le ft to the exclusive use o f sheepmen.
beginning to end by Carter, who
Gift to Miss Board men. -
brought forth 9 large box filled with
Huge Libel Suit Is Lost.
Washington, June 10.—The famous
samples o f various grades o f wool. To
Boston, June 11.— A verdict for the
senators who gathered about him he “ T aft Philippine party” showed its ap­
explained each step in the manufacture preciation o f Miss Mabel Boardman by defense was given in the Supreme
o f woolen goods from the raising o f presenting her tonight with a diamond court today in the libel suit o f ex-Judge
sheep to the making o f tin garm ent studded watch and chain. President Henry M. Dewey against five mem­
■ He fam iliarised members o f the senate T aft made the presentation. He spoke bers o f the Good Government associa­
with the uses o f shoddy waste, soils, o f the kindly feeling which every mem­ tion, in which $76,440.000 damages
ber o f the party had toward Mias were asked. The suit was the outcome
tops and various grades o f wool.
Boardman, because o f what she had o f the statements alleged to have
done to m a k / the trip pleasant for emanated from the Good Government
Legation Secretary Out.
association in the mayoralty campaign
Washington, June 1 1 .— Algernon everyone.
o f 1906, when Judge Dewey was can­
8artoris, secretary o f the American
legation to Guatemala, has resigned. • 2 6 0 ,0 0 0 Asked fo r Juneau Building didate for mayor.
Washington, June 12. — Delegate
The cause assigned is ill health. That
C ollege Girls on Tour.
there may have been other reasons than W ickers ham today introduced a bill
ill health fo r the resignation was authorizing the erection o f a 8260,000
San Francisco, June 11.—Two hun­
strongly intimated tooight. The Times
bllc building at Juneau, Alaska, to dred girl students o f Radnor college,
is authority for the statement that
used as territorial capitol, and to Nashville, Tenn., arrived this morning
while'he was on leave in Paris recently accommodate all government offices oo a sight-seeing tour, which is a part
he received in response to a request located there. He has also Introduced at the school curriculum, and departed
fo r extension o f leave a ebrt message a Mil providing a new system o f mine tonight for Seattle to visit the Alaski
that his resignation would be acceptable Inspection in Alpaka.
Yukon-Pacific exposition.
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