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Show a TOE MORNING EXAMINER, wlifiehe III' t rlil.IUl-!'i iui will SALT LAKE DEPARTMENT I1; V 1. Ive Rli'in'll.rcd !) i'jcil iniuntiTci' by t i : . ii. j gi! i l CorrespcnM Special a t:i :t i a Ir.'Ni. in wnh a pi'nlnis" I'l't.lllie It', Kuigsuury hmuc time ago. snd id-- a given ' SENATE. Kii hnor asked Attorney Judge Morse to set the ate fur iria.' on Tuesday. March 22. To this Senator Umwu strongly objected and be presented adnvits m the effect mai he could not be ready for trial at that lime on account of the aliseuce from '.be fctate of a material wiiuexs in the j Took a D:spsrats Ounce to Gain Liberty. Soldier Thinber, a member of theTwrn-U-Mion- d battery. who wax in Hie fiuird houxe under general court mar-,1aavailing trial fur ihefi, escaped Ue' ntghL Tli in lief took a desperate chance io miin htx liberty, kins king down his guard and then making a hard run. Tin- - guard recovered in time to tire at Tliinber before he wax coin)dMely mi of fight In thn darkness. Imi ii i uni thought that thn bullet took effect, A del ail of troop wax sent out, but up to a late hour last niglit no trace had hern found of the fugitive who headed toward the mnuntaina. niiieera at the jutst say that Tliinber desperate eh are ter and do not beju lieve that he will he taken alive. T. J. .treated wife shamefully. Sunte very startling testimony wax Introduced against, defendant in thn eparafe maintenance rase of Josie Ding Smith vs. Smith, whiih was on trial before Judge Hall thin Several witnesses test I lied ntnrning. ai to the cruel manner in whiih defendant treated his wife and of his failure to provide fot her while she 'wax ill In bed with raneer. The first witness was Ora Smith, the daughter of the plaintiff. She said that in the past six months Smith had only bought f2 worth of provisions, some coal and some medicine for bla wife, and that he had not 'been In the room to see her during -- t'iley I Brown, the well torney and pollt Irian, was yesterday afternoon as to and ordered committed to mental hospital at lmvo, Institution ha will be taken , ! "I nui knowp at- BROWN AGAIN. The Chicago Milliner Has opened for the aprlng trade with a choice lino of aarly novelties From 50c to ribbons and veilings for everyone. extended toalL Millinery Opening will NOTE First $5.00 be-Marcl- i .122 Door North of Opera Houaa En trance. The Chicago Milliner odr x i i i : iii held imi 4 LA'AuERS ;i '! , J, ! '! MANDERSON ih- r . 1- ALVyoKA it.ulii not Ariil 1:4 '!..! : Hit Whs OK. (Mill .ur u v.iiN .ii- .- iter lii cnl i lnral weic created. "Hiii even if V .i.ii'Wcd soiidillioll It WIO stocUiioiders nf ' :ipv ll.l'IV I'lill- r.iul till Aialll1 .Viiuder-o- rtrJOU HAVE UN DOUBT EDLY b:z. i iki-i- ii JSTfJHIS WE GIVE YCU I i2 il.e--an- jn I'il ll I tl- hfcslGS ANDJNTEKPERANfE 'Die fo'.low mg is the address or J Hi'l.acliiau at Hie Sneiniist imeting siiuduy nigln : "Today the constitution of socidy upon rierr liatid offers iitiitierous and xtiricd teiiiplaltons lo crime. They arc the result of the I'eoiioinic principles nf capitalism in Its haste lo quick. Foicrty lx a great motive to crime, and with its alMilitaui crime would lict'iinte a thing of the past. Says Frof. Commons: Involuntary idleness iiitil irregular employment are the antichrists of today that drive meu and women into crime. Intemperance and It is conceded that Socialism sliunu'. enter iidn s I'omliinniion stit'li would I'rox ide steady I'tuphijnicni. and. as the one here tit irn stiou and hy tlie ciuiscqiicntly, remove this cause of advice of a holding rnrporatioii obtain ex ii. absolute coni X" iliniiiglioilt the endix not claim any tire country of intct- lor paswngor and lor making saints out of sintinpower of congress ners. What it does claim is that good freight heytnid lo proirrt the indilic uuainst I heir ex- riuitlilioux will produce gixwl results, act ions. The aiMinieiit. ill behalf of anil ths'lulism would necesharil.v leads to the defendants and establish conditions thut such results, ami places congress, alwill remove Imtb the optMirtunity and though invested by the people of the temptation. Thi elimination is anothVnited States with fill) authority to er evidence of the strength and morregulate inters) au ami international ality of Socialixm. commerce, in a condition of niter I wish now to rail your attention helplessness, so far as the protection traffic and point out the of the public ncaiiisi such combina- to the liquor of one of the giganSocialistic solution " oil Is concern tions We need not tic of pruhletiiH today. Coming again in the consideration of the rniitentinii that interference hy go- into details to show the enormity this insatiate Moloch, its mins are the federal government with the af- of seen on every hand. But the enigma fairs of a state corporation will prehow lo deal with this monster la vent the secnritli'j company from ex- of as imiiortanl as ever. truly ercising its functions, and will he an "With all tho noble work of lemiier-anrinvasion of the rights of the state unorganizations, the church and der which the company was chartered, or prohibiting legislation, the he aaitl: "We ran noi conceive how it Is pos- ronsumpl ion of alcoholic liquor is consible for any one seriously lo couietn-plai- e st antly increasing. To know how to deal with this evil, let us first discover such a proMntion." Its source. Neither local enactments Continuing ju this line, he said: "We reject any Mich view of the re- nor police surveillance ran do much lations of the oatjmial government and so long as the sal's ms are in the hands the states compo-ln- g the tiniou. It can- of private individuals who Hud their not. he given effect without destroyprofit In encouraging Intemperance ing the Just authority r thb United without regard fr age or youth, rich or poor. The first step, then, toward Stales." Discussing the question as in the reducing the evil la to ttorlallisc the effect on the anti trust. Justice Harlan traffic. It is this private gain fhai said the prediction had hd'ii made Uiat renders It unmanageable and produces disaster to ImxincsH ami widespread the Incentive which paralyses all efforts of reform. Under Socialism the financial min would follow ihc execution of its provisions, and he added, traffic would lie conducted to meet that is licit prediction had been made public demand and those who handled It would in no way profit by Its sale, in connection with all preceding questions under that act, "hut," he said, as their salaries would not depend on they have not been verified, and con- the amount of liquor sold, they would thus have no Inrenlive to violate the tinued: "It is I ho history of monopolies ia laws. The rase Is far different, however. where (here Ik, say six to eight this country and England that predictions of ruin are habitually made hy crnls profit In a ten-p- i nl drink, and the Income of the dealer d'i;nds iiniu them whpti it ia attempted by legislation, lo restrain their operations and how much he can sell. "The abolition of private capital, or lo protect the public against their In this, as In former cases, Interest, which would mean the social they shelter behind the reserved rights ixatlon of tin business. Is the only of the state ami constitutional right of prartirsi remedy. Should the iteople liberty ami "uitract. But Ihis court ever rise to the plane of absolute pro heretofore adjudged that. Hie act of hibition it could lie easily obtained. Congro.K did not loiuh the rights of All that wclcty need then do would ho the slate and the lilierty of contract to cease offering the stuff for sale. Also, an advantage Immediately atdid not Involve a right to deiirlve the tainable by nailonallziug the traffic, xd of comtlie free of public vantage petition in trade and Cfimmerce. But. would be in removing all adulterations. even if the court rharrd the gloomy The state would certainly have no mis fundtodiugH In which, the defendants live in poisoning its citizens. Socialindulge, it i o'ild not refrain to respect ism would decrease intemperance hy (he action rd the legislative branch of abolishng its natural alley the presthe govpMiimiii, if what it has done ent. Industrial system. "Our prohibition friends often point Is within the bruits of its constitutional power. To the suggestions of dis- - out thn saving per capita that would Lt g;uar-La2J- satisfac- pricct tion in every respect. In linings, trimmings, workmanship such as lur.d padded concave shoulder, hand , SOmilSil ibbo1jt:ly aDicc r-- . ub-v- iug; d i.'.-nr- tn J.rr '.efurj j i Sait to tit a jjet to s.uis act.on.and you your to thj satiifj:;ion of your folks or ir.dnds. 1 n, Niu-ther- rnf-i- . ,v ml mill porations engag li.lliMie lllni fi'l Mi nn 'icc could law ' I'.llhi tin' StiH'n a iliMinci corisu H'li: toil:, ill! I nf the const it i In". W i'. Mill hy destroying tlicui restrain III' HMI'lin; till' Ii li.ltillilS." states and with niliri'il rill' itlli- Justice Haris; iii'iir in the ih'W liilit.v of the com r. l'l lilK. to that, tlie anti-trithe constitution ' !.' I 1111 :it Stall's "The coiitcniioti "I III" ill 'f.'lllluil i'l- x.iMaint'il witli-"he said, could t tli" prior ileris dill in effect ovi ion of this cout' ;i.-- to tile Kixipo and validity of an a:.'i him in propounding Proceeding fu't' . lie said: litis line of argil .. of the de "indeed, if lb fendant are sound wh.i inuy not ail the railway rompaid .l: the Knifed Slates t Imi are engaged mn.i r state rliarters, doing interstate and iiiieriiatkiiial i K. -1 iarr. fjrnrH'Lthts t.r 'ka THE MERGER. I'liarlex gdicral counsel for the "itrliiii'luit. one of the lino affeeted in the court by tlie Mipri-niuerci r ca.e. said tlie decision would in liis op iiii'ii. et'her liciii iil nr u. lire the public. He also staled that ' would in no way affect tlie ttintiage--.e:- t of l!ie three lilies iiielmled in tho tin- I! 'rlingti'u, (ir. at Xortli-.,i.d Ilia! I:u l ih.em-tton- l iii'ii coi'titiui' to opt i e as eparae and couipiliug cor- Omaha. March :,Ki Ii4 ON T : m.:.. a i !. w'e'.':cr rv-.it'- or ..'.ort, ycu re lLIJa iTj.i- or tlm, ti:r:3 or limbed, 'v; wv..i !.t you ycr icctly. :v iii.l Mat-wr- iont 'l " ddVaid i I Gib It d.M-r.- .in! ' nt 4. felled collars, hand made but- ton holes, the suits, top ccats-an- d rain coats bearing this famous label , get-ric- iii-t.- rent-merr- e. their domestic commerce. Justice Harlan brushed aside aa scarcely worth mentioning the contention on the part of tho Securities company that the question involved I the right of an individual to disposo of his stock in a statjp corporation and that. In Rnrh transactions the individuals whose interests are Involved are sub-- ! of state Ject. only to the restraint laws. Jiistire Harlan also referred to thn that the position of the amounts to declaring (hat Ihc ownership nf stoel: in s railroad corporation Is in itself interstate commerce and to other similar deelarat Ions and. rommentlng on this he said: We do not understand lhat the government makes any such contentions or takes any such positions as those statements Imply. It does not contend that congress may control the mere ownership of stock In a state corpora-tlon- . engaged In interstate cofnmerce. It. does not rontend lhat congress can control the organization or mere own rship of state corporations author- Ized hy their charters to engage in Interstate and international commerce, but it does contend that congress may protect the freedom of Intercalate commerce by anv means that are annro-nriat- e end that. a lawful and not prohibited by the contituMon. The oninion then takes no the right of rongre to enact such legislation as the anri-triilaw and goes Into an Innuirv ps fo how far the courts may go In order to r're effect to "ch an act and to the evils designed to be tnrreoed by it. Justice Harlan said 14 was ihe intention of legislation of this character and to prescribe a rule for inter-tal- e international commerce which would prevent vexation by combinations, con- splracica or monopolies which restrain r-i- a e ll HIM' 1.4 111 1.) corn-mer- ; t i .1 i h r lit n in com lusinu saul: judgment of the court is that t! i'c'iis is hereby uppluwd. v. i'h I'.lviiy to the circuit court to pro-- . as "d in ihe execution of its i :'i u!i;"!atu may nxiuire." 11 be to it whiih may parties Arthur Prait. filed his bond directly or necessarily operates a of $20.0()0 yesterday morning with the restraint of trade or commerce among state hoard of corrections, with M. H. the several states or with foreign naWalker and Joslah Barnett as his sur- tions. eties. The new warden was then sworn That the act Is not limited to rein and went down to the state prison straints of interstate and internationearly this afternoon to take formal al trade or commerce that are unreascharge. He la now fully installed and onable in their nature, hut Is directed in possession of his office. against all direct restraints, reasonable or unreasonable, imitoscd by any OPIUM JOINT RAIDED. combination, conspiracy or momqioly upon such trade or commerce. At 3 o'clock yesterday morning SerThat railroad carrlera engaged in or geant Roberts and Officers Corless and interstate or international trade Johnson made a raid on an opium joint commerce are embraced hy the act. "That combinations even among prion Franklin avenue and arrested the vate manufacturers or dealers wherealleged keeper of the Joint and four Incommates who were smoking the "dope" by interstate or international merce is restrained are equally emat the time. The man whom tlie officers claim to braced by the act. The congress has the jsiwor to esbe the proprietor of the place is Frank Woods, alias Ed Smith, a colored man. tablish rules liy wlileh interstate and The linnatee, a than and three womeu international coiumerrc shall be govact has of the town, gave their names as erned and by the anti-truHoward Brown, bartender; Mamie proscribed the rule of free rompet it ion among those engaged in Hitch Brown, Rose Johnson and Ethel Cummings. They were all taken to jail and loc ked up In default of bonds. That every comhlnul ion or conspiracy which would extinguish competition between otherwise competing SALT UKE NOTES railroads engaged in interstate trade or commerce and which would in that way restrain such trade or commerce, Thn condition of Miss Frances who waa operated on some ia made illegal by tho act. That (he natural effect of com poll tints ago for appendicitis, la reported tion ia to increase commerce and somewhat, improved. whose direct effect is in prevent this play of compel ltion, reProf. S. H. Clark of Chicago universtrains Instead of promotes trade and sity is a guest at the Kenyon and be- commerce. gin his aeries of lectures In Rarratt That to vitiate a combination, such hall, the first lecture being on "Cyrano as the act of congress condemns, it de Bergerac." need not be shown that such combinaAa the prices of teas have risen 30 tion in fart, results or will result In a trade or in a per cent on the Atlantic coast, local total suppression of but it is only essen-tiamonoKily complete San of Francisco houses exiiect agents lo show that by its necessary opto receive word any hour now that eration It tends to restrain interstate prices on the Pariflu coast have been or international trade, or rniumerce. nr pm up. in such tends lo create a monopoly James Jones, a miner. Is at the trade nr commerce and in deprive thn flow of Hip advantages that Keogh-Wrlghospital suffering from public from free competition. a fractured skull, the result of falling That Hie constitutional guarantee down the May Day shaft at. Tlntic. While his condition is critical, strong of liberty of contract does not prevent congress from prescribing the rule of hopes are entertained for his recovery. free com poll Mon for those engaged in interstate and international commerce. The Republican county central comThat under its power to ' regulate mittee will meet at the Knutaford at 3 commerce among the several states oclock next Saturday afternoon to arnations congress had aurange for the election of 125 delegatee and foreign to enact the statute in questhority from Salt county to the state invention. The method of election tion." will be the principal subject discussed. Speaking of the state's rights plea The committee consists of D. C. of the railroad representatives, Justice Kichnor. chairman; J. R. Valentine. Harlan said; This view does not impress ns. W .S. Giesy. Charles Cottrell. Jr., W. R. Jones, W. T. Edwards. George A. There la no reason to suppose that An-ge- ... :i I an is i Join the Neve? I1." i!mi:i i uM .ij- i : j - I, mm. I" ; I Warden aet. regulate r 4 - Harlan luiif as is no- l- ntin- I'i.iiu inti in ion of the ha-m- iliui'i.b of the governnn ut M" i i KOI POOL (Continued from Fage tiiti . ' i .11! .('ii t. J i extali-lishnie- kj, ia , Washington. March If. T'gislniioii for the District of (nliimhia and the imsioffire appropriation hill occupied the attention of the House today. The rurul frpe delivery service received most attention. Credit for the of this service was claimed hy speakers for both parties and With sides declared their friendship for it. I cardial Invitation ' HOUSE. WARDEN ARTHUR PRATT. An-M- A which lavvx . 1ST a 'it., iniHinal lU.lsrr nf airllOKl- I' Tr TOffMiy rJSgTJEC i ii' ,n i tl.i 1i arpii- - I.) U, loi.g established it is in.iiiiie.'l 'Mtcti'Ui hi '.i .1 t r.-- Hi . - li'buii ::: Up nH with the a .In..' :co Harlan uudcrxiund why made in tilts ia; "i lici ? is no pi htnai'oii here u ihc autliority ' s not gullly and I plead ray guilty to the charge contained In tlie informal Inn." Such waa thn plea entered by Arthur Brown yesterday in erta of Bingham. the criminal divlaion of the district to thn charge of adultery alleged curl, Arrangements have been about comto have been rommlitnd with c pleted Mrs. for the visit of President ll M. Before entering his of the University 0f Michigan. He Bradley. plea Senator Brown stated that will arrive on Wednesday evening and he v Mind to reserve the right, to object go at. once to the University rlnh choice street laws op- il Davie seph of dan. J. v. Mackey of Grander. R. Knud sen of Big Cottonwood and C. If. Rob- I am wean-vlol- eta, or- ic-ia- l Washington, March 14. The committee of the house to investigate tlio poxtufliiv ri iKirt of iiu'tti-lior- s of congress, ciuil't:'d us wmk limit s il NT's iur three In hind elm-oThe Unlay and tlion inuk a refers. committee is making a detailed study It will first of each case in the determine thorc cans in which there appears on the siirlacc an indication of wrong doing on t'.io part of the if then1 arc any such before taking the testimony of wltno-- RAILROADS V Tailing up corporal uu. do." ht examined his sanity ihn state to whiih either this afternoon or tomorrow morning. Tbs examination waa conducted hy Dra. Mayo and Odell. District Attorney Ei. hnor and County Clerk James, who found that, the man waa suffering from melancholia, brought on by physical ami mental eccentricities. ARTHUR 1 1 1 POSTOFFICE INVESTIGATION. prietress nf tlio Independence rooming house, where 1 lie olfense is alleged to have been committed, is now in Honolulu and will ms return for about six weeks. It. was stated thut she would testify iliut hersplf and a waichmita ; were at the house the night in ques-- : tlon until after I o'clock and that they did not see Mrs. Ilradley enter de-- j Umlaut's rooms. She will also testify that Mr. Hradley was not at the ronm-- I iug house that night. District Attorney Kichnor btatod that he would admit that, the witness would testify to the facts set out in the affidavit, but he would not admit the truth of thore facts, as that would lie for the jury to determine after it heard the evidence. Vpon that admission hy the district attorney Judge Morse aet the case for trial on the above date, to which order Senator Brown excepted. The time of passing sentence upon Mrs. Bradley, who pleaded guilty to adnltery with Brown, was continued by Judge Morse, uistn motion of Mr. Kichnor. until Monday. April 4. WILEY BROWN INSANE. l from Page l ( l.liil i The clia'i' overruled the point of der. Mr. (iuiiiiiKir thm spoke in iur the position to tlie piiivi.-in- ii chase of ihc twai. lit attorney. Judge King, could not In: present at that lime. In his affidavit it was set nut that .Mrs. Nelliii Haydin, the former pro- that time. The witness said that she had been working out. for $1.0 per week and bad supported her mother, but before that her mother took in washing. Her mother's room, ahe said, was very poorly furnished, bid (he three rooms by Mr. Smith were nicely furnished. Since her mother caine out of the hospital she said that defendant had choked her and had treated her i racily. Mias Smith completely broke down while narrating the cruel treatment which her mother received at defendant.' hands. Mrs. Mary Pitcher. Jane Monk and Caroline Anderson testified that they had visited Mrs. Smith frequently during her illness and had taken her food. They stated that there would only be a dry irust. of bread in the bouse and a ran of Jam. but there was no flour pr Mrs. Morek and Mrs. Anderson stated that Mrs. Rmlth had coma to their homes and asked for food, saying that ahe was starving. They also said that the woman had been compelled to take fn washing for several psre and when she was sick she would Mt on the edge of .he bed and wash tmtfl ahe Ml over from exhaustion. Mra. Anderson stated that on one occasion when she was taking Mrs. Smith enme food Smith stopped her and asked her who ehe was. Ife seized her by the .arm and pinched her. whereupon site threw the entire meal In his face. After Dr. Brooks testified as to the plaintiff's Illness the case was continued until Ihls afternoon. !ivi!i-;- M.'i 4,u5llj iv I ! ! boat ia.e and for the further reason that jHi-ule- tConi MV ; Itii-tru- 1001. 1?!. a ii i's tw n io the ii A iiiii. :ii mi.- - i i !..! i fii I l!l . " ! li iji I't'.'i ' I v. hltcrM r -l rain Mich i i !ii court. In r rule is prohibit-nr i not one .pfnpii.itciy iceit.-- power under .in ilio const tint 111 'M ! ii'i . ,! lif.-IR- iy 'lull ; e. lib-- !l) l'rci-Ufi- :' T! Ov?!li) II ' ci 1 to the juriMiii liiiu hi the i tiurt or to the proceedings had in the case and with that iiudcrsuiuliug he enured Hm wl. n i. iiri'MTih ill Ii : An !' at iii.l ion destroy-t ; t i. n among Mate ClClimcl'Ci i ttc Exstnkrs II . ctu.i!iiiiiriin 1 i "Wo s.iy hat Mini a ru.e in till?) c us Is-- It Aon' r ri'Di ru .i. ii iij: - cs t v it hot. i 4 d i r.) i ; m d:.i"c . w j '!. w'il sp.ai. . i .ii' i (! ;i " i.ur ti : t .! ' - i lie 'i;i. tv':- m he prldii! Slil)i'.- - ill the Vit Side H:;Ji a. iinnl w!i. al.'O .1.11 the iiilivc.'eity .lid the i i l evuvits Kri-ta- MARCH f ' - !M hi- ifijur c ii : nf .l !.!i 'a The s h s ii':;-:!- DTAil, TIT.SIAY MORNING, OOMlN, certainly excel any clothing manufactured in America IJE ARE SOLE AGENTS in this section for the clothing described above. We and they guarantee perfect satisfaction, perfect fit and above all the price is reasonable, $15.00 to $30.00. I "SiK-ialis- JOIN THE NEVER FRETS. pres-toi'lian- - vicc-vets- I any rate, tho sug- - tho homo beautified with that which formerly been spent at. thu saloon, gestion Imp!.' Hint the court may aud ought to iTfuM the enforcement, of the Tills delineation, however, proceeds up- provisions "t the act. if, in its judg- on the assumption that the wage would remain the same. Not. 0. however, ment. Cong ren- - was not wise in prewore ail to temperate, and pile by whii h the scribing as f able to sa-their wagex, and International of fci'T-'iiieommi'ti e is to governed, that, every their Income would soon fall to Ihe iombinitii"M v. I; merer js form. In repoint of hare Ktilisistencn, seeing that, Ii commerce and the they could live and supiMirt their fam-- ; straint. cl Dies as well a before i.'ip reformation mnnopoliina; attempting 0 monoptheir income. One man olize such .'n'itntere.x shall bn illegal. on These plainly are qurstinns as lo ihe may reform and ohlain a henetit, but whit It belong 0 worn all io reform each would then polity of b tlie legirl!i"'-department and this lose his advantage. Wo have court lias ti'i f ii.' tion In supervise stu h often pointed to the legislation imcu the rtandimini of wis- young man who hy Industry, thrift, and dom or poll- y temperance, rises to a imxltion of imJustice IIj ''mm set aside as fallacious portance, while his fellows who ate the argiutieij' 'll at the acquisition of unsteady and intemperate are not thus "tuck by the Not i hern Securities corn- - favored. Now suppose all had been faithful, and steady and temperate. puny was it tit' nature of an investment, saying hat tLere had lxn no Would he not have lost his ad Could all become benefited by ut in any substantial actual iiive-itsense In thi- - connection lie referred cultivating those virtues? Evidently aa authority for the not, for all could not lie overseers, Mr- t statement tit. 'he stock had been j etc., there being hut Ihe opportunity 'transferred t" 'he securities tompany i for the services of one only. Thus it merely for t'" powdUiiiiy of stippri-tdn- g docs not follow that because one in cimpt,t:i"M snd In wipport of th's dtistrlmts man merceds better than statement q;ited 'he testimony of Mr. his fellows who are lazy and intemperate. that ail would likewise Morgan to h:'h be said ihal the seby being upright and steady. All curity riiTetisny ha.l been created a it had no other alli- such remedies as thrift, Intelligence, custodian lie- n and temperance, only result in Increasances. R ferrlt g te he decree of the elrcuit ing lh eri)Pyr' profits. The In the nsrPt will comrourt Jun'l. c ifsr'an said that no valid et.ii'i! he made to it in for- - pel n en to fr'rmi if,,, lowest wages j objection nnon which thr-- csr I've and Jron no nter It'sitl.t-'- n labor now. Thp number of the L'iscuffirg the effectiveness of reuef their un-enV'yo-- l nro constantly Increasing, at the hands of the court he quoted the strui"!e for an opportunity and circuit the disposal by the approvingly to eare a livo'i'i'i'Ml. even of the poocourt of the point and continued: The rireuit court has done only rest kind. Is becoming hopeless. a noble virtue, hut Tent pero no what, the actral situation demanded. Its decree has don nothing more than It Is not In auy wav a solution of any to meet ihe requirements of the of the social and economic problems of tixlay. It would eliminate much evil i statute. particular at. ci;.-- ' lei-om- e one-hal- e ' one-hal- f lu-c- n van-tags- vt and Buffering, hut winild nut eradicate I ho present order. Tim absolute prohibition of Hit liquor traffic, were it poxsihlo to ho accomplished, would not remove jaivcrty, or so curs to thn lulmrcr a larger share of tho product of lil toil. Tlio principle of Socialism nlonu w ill furnish tlie Kolulion to thn liquor traffic and the probable removal of Intern perance." the wrongs uf SOLDIERS COME HOME. 14. Tho March Ran FranclHcn, tranHpnrt. Thotna from Manila arrived tonight. Klto brings tho 1Mb liifautry and 413 Philipplnn scout. Tho infantry will go Into Hid model camp at the Presidio, preparatory to tho trip to eastern station lo which they havn boen ordered. Captain Carrington Is In command of Ilio scout, who will appear at the Rt. Istul cxpoHilion. Thn transport. Thomas la at tho quarantine station tonight. sue-ree- d n fo'-o- v 1 bo-fo- re 1 SECURITIES. ABOUT NORTHERN STORM DOES $100,000 DAMAGE. Judge Thayer Explains Basis of Do cision. Rt. 1 iiiis. Mn r h It. Judge Amos Tliayi r of the United State circuit court, whose opinion in the Northern was nflirmcd hy the suRei'iii il ies i preme mint, said today: The grout question in this ease was wild her corporations could lie organized I D fit have no liij.'lness of their own save to act ax a holding company for oilier corporal ions ami to he formed solely for iltuL purpose. It Is obvious . MOROS MEET DEFEAT. I hat if a lids eoiil.l In- - done on corporation could li" formed to control all of i Washington. Man-l- 14. Ailing Ad- tho iiiditslriiil plants of Ilio United tint Hail received ha General jutant Kliltes. Genfrom Major cablegram following "Tlio decision of tit supreme mirt eral Wade, dated Manila, March 13: I final, Motions for a rehearing t reWood Major General '.wmard In this mint, luu never granted, made port an attack nn a reeonnoiterlng j lil e this, which in a ia- fores cast of Cottahato by a strong especially h.i.i been most ift'eli'lly gone over tin. tit made of Mom hostile by pgrty Tin.' land uuhi'i." law. passage of the Morns' position wax shelled snd tlio HOPE, THOUGHT TO Moron flanked and thn out wort's in lBE LOST, ARRIVES. ien. They were strong and well c instruct ed. Cannon captured, twenty-on- e . lb Dimrh-imV;i:b., Mar-- li It The old Spanish, thlrty-ihre- o itittuiki. eff l!o". H'por e I i.i also largo quantity ammunition snd lug I t!:o-- ' .1 I V.T l"i ! 'diiy !'; cai'iia'iie on our No sid." foimdi -, iterivr.i I.i r supplies. i'1.:'' t. t'au-lao I. I'. Ri Im,c"'C i ii : t " :i t COLONIAL DIFFICULTIES. Foriland, Ore., March 14.-- A special to thn Oregonlnn from Wash., says: The recent storm have cleared off all tlio false work on Ihe government Jetty at the mouth of Hie tirnys There la 1111 a mile of tlie Jetty to bn finished and If thi Is done new false work must ho Tint In. The total loss to the government hy the Inroads $1 im.iitni. upon the improvement liur-iNi- H.- -e r. 1 y I . ii Berlin. March 14. In lit Iteiehs'ag today before the ordr of th day was up Dr. Stch"l. director of tkn office, announced Die receipt of a cabin message front Colom l l.:it-welgovernor of German So'iihwl with Africa, Haying that son n. Tli! I io c ri rilf i:i Ih'i : d v,:i.. iii'ii' i tfi a th cove, wlor daMug was cmibi' it!: r.ry t'.ii" re. t s - i r. : i r w !i Hi'.1 t.l:''1 .i ;l I s..-- - v.i !': i v v. I i'ci'" l'idi". n.-- I lo n;i ti m i ; i.s .1 h of i t'.ir l' i t i, (I'.ir I (x 1. ljouc-- riggi-- i 1 r- i: t f. " f:1!: r to pro' i two mountain batteries, wen for Hilliduing Hie li"r ros. ol PROMOTION FOR M'CO'UHCK. whom ii.hoO were under arm and still occupying strong positions oil tli end i D o. Salt It 'i !ic ,v. of the railroads. A bill providing -. I. ry i t" these reinforcement will b lntne-iluce- nc.l.ncili.i i;t w ai '' ;it ;1, t'l So t Ml ' 'Tr i as ftoon a it can bn prepared. : r.-i'-"ir trsMh- many.'i,n:-ii:iI. I - s 11 O MORE TORPEDO BOATS. Fsris. March 15 The Pi corrcspon-rorresponde- nt of the Keho IV Pari that Hie crar's refusal, following say General Kuropahin's advee to permit Priore Izinis Napoleon to go to ilin Far East, is much commented on. The iTiroetpondi'iit says that six new torpedo boat have been mt out to the new vards and Hint tn nodeld Bfte he Frerh tornerln boat Tvclore are hn'ng con"'eted and probably will he sent by railway to Pori Arthnr. ohr POSTOFFICE k. i ager of t!:e ci,;t);.;,ry. ! I committee, reviewed the action of tbs imniinli ten in bringing the nqiort tlio House and said Ihe eoinuiit-le- o was not autlioriM'd lo sit In judgment and could not luixe made auy rhatigo In tlio report, ns submitted lo tn it ii'. tlio Mr. rriiinpHckor tllip., Did.), read a letter from K. li. rmuunghain. president of tlie NhII'iiinI Carriers nssorla-lion- , urging mini delivery letter carriers la tcimrapli their member of Congress to vole In un ri iiso thu salaries of tlii rural free delivery earner. Mr. t'niuipneker said that ho watt not tlie salaries ut optoscd to tnereio-iiiraiTlers, lull ho believed this a fulfillment. of Iho propliiiy of Isitid licit them carriers would organlzo a isiwerful maiblno and dictate to Congress. At C p. tn. dcluite. of tho bill was suspended for the day. At 5:115 p. tn. th Hotiso adjourned until tomorrow. MATTERS. las uabi. diiecror of ;h iii;d Will ii,!--i- 1'. "II cf t;: 1'in-lii';'- ci azxix': it llarrimun lin-.'duties in tl:. T:aftic DirerU'i1 fitii' n nf Rt".bhs ft) Ajic1! 1 M. MiUnrtui. ' : s"cc.wnr here is t" s. F" ni h fliar raul. who is l rc a', ptesen' g rggir aud t.ik' f a gem of tli Nor ecru Fac:fic railway. rhf'-ny- ,. GOLD CURRENCY. Panama, March 14. According to a decree of the convention published today th'. monetary unit nf the republic after December 31st rest will be th gold dollar of the same dinren-xiotand weight by law a the I'nited States? dollar. The silver currency now in circulation will be exchanged at th rat of lino gold for $223 is is Washington. March 14. The House then resumed conxideration or th posl office appropriation hill in committee of the whole. Mr. Mihui. Hi ranking minority member of the postofilce ' silver. |