Show WASH 1141 the telegraph receives CAREFUL MENTION being discussed by doctor green and ingersoll THE COUNCILs the knights of labor are doing I 1 for tim roon WORK GIRLS I 1 the bueral of chief justice waitie ahe proceedings in the texas investigation western asad press to tat washington postal telegraph 27 dr green said today to day i hero bere rere gross popular errors regarding the maintenance of telegraph property ile said tile government could not bend messages for ten cents and make the ii ties pelf supporting said lie believed the western union propel ty could not be duplicated for its cost senator cullom do you mean to that your property cost dr green yes I 1 mean to say that it could not be reproduced for that sum there as another popular aror as to the sanctity of messages the idea that any one nan had access to a message over the wegern We jern union wires was too absurd to discuss corning to what he described as objectionable features of the bill reported by the post office committee lie cirit took up the arap arary section relative to handling of wes sages according to I 1 he time of their receipt ile believed that lie section be qualified by the addition of the words as near as poa big tile general scope of a section forbidding discrimination in messages also sufficiently covered tile case without specific re emerit As to tile long and short clause lie paid in ausner to a question that no higher tariff was charged bo teen points oil lines frodi new york to cinalia than 11 the second section 1 ilia bill gave tile ao commerce a to say what charged were unreasonable it to a of alie om amys linea ilo bould substitute the ord for unreason able the lugard also be modified by the insertion of the qualifying words under like circumstance ln bention 5 the bill provided ayat parties excepting cue service P I 1 on id be charged like rates in that it dif frea min tile iotti late rn road bill which wado a 6 number of exceptions relating to officers etc the wr tern had contra ts ill COO railroads half rice service was rendered in return r transportation services tile petern union wanted n I 1 like that in the railroad bill to cover tile contracts dr green paid his company would like to have an adopted settling tile question of tho liability of is com ian y nit to the production of telegrams under subpoenas from courts and corn mIt tees There had bednall rulings on that point the fairest ruling was that made in tile babcock case in st louis hea I 1 t was held that the company was bound to pro duo only such as were accurately cura tely described lie would like to see a provision in the bill limiting damages to be paid for delay in transmission of rues sages say to times ilia paid for transmission it was perfectly absurd that ilia telegraph company chuld be subjected to or t damages for tile delay in a message for which 25 cents was in conclusion dr green ad said him elf to the anderson bill requiring the alaci fie ain I 1 tain and 0 w lines and criticized criticised som e of its fea tures the effect of the measure lie paid would be to decrease the of the roads by one legislation the railroad companies aou ld be the loser and nobody would be beneal tied the general swaine of the counsel for the western union telegraph company followed in an argument agal fist tile anderson bill C I 1 robert G ingersoll depre se nag the postal and U nit ad lines said to the committee theao lines ate now substantially under one manage anent they met the northern pacific road at st paul the union paci at cornalia Or nalia the sauta fe at kansas city at these points the lines he to stop the lines over abb pacific rai I 1 roads were all operated by the western union c on tile only was bether h he depre dented ha ve equal facilities over the roada he people tinder the various pacific railroad acts or ebether they fqy tribute to the western union from thebe terminal he laud barned luiere was still another question bether ilia companies could even be allowed to put their own lines along I 1 bebe roads rhe price of a message from liew york I 1 0 san francisco was 11 it was also 41 from to all ilia lines could would be to send a message to omaha atal then pay 1 to have it transmitted to san F rAnc lisco 60 I 1 hat chev would n it be on an equality ith ilia western alis ue could do business for nothing bet Acen now boik and omalia at a crofit having by this been driven of tho united states these lines had made connections via tho Cati adia pacific with tile I 1 aci lia coast and ba t built frow british columbia down to san Fratick po lie cited authorities to prove pacific roads had no light to kiako a contract by which the estern union had the of telegraphic facilities and no right to refuse to me sea handed thein by competing li dee ile said there mould alwia be two groat tele the would not submit to have the entire telegraph owned by one com puny alid that company owned by man dr gream ackad 11 after the state he green had duade mr ia 1 erell pay tile western union was owned by one man I 1 know ingersoll Ingeri oll replied you 11 ave stated that one man only owns so much but I 1 know something about that one ruan I 1 know that he is riot in a oration and never 1 v k corporation corg I 1 a c 0 ration five t n i autes that I 1 ia d 0 e rr no t it lie did not want the western uni 0 n jostand to stand in the bars at amalla dikea contrary steer and say ave have all these rights all this right of belonga to ua to use and these ral war roads I 1 built for the people shall treat I 1 a certain wiy I 1 t all 11 it 1 haul and aires and move 41 ir other service and it an ei 0 o pany tries to build a no 1 hall ch a n exorbitant price for haul at was like making a n vt ith a soldier that ho should d tilts gun tile western union had a pecullar philanthropy of its own it dd not wish a cyb V 0 live it it could help it D 0 t suppose that a company could make a contract ith the canadian pacific or that it could raise the ne C 1 funds to wild a line from 1 lambla to san francisco while the vestern Vt stern union was in doubt as to the absolute health of the com i for it pat down to wait until it d rd and it it did not die within a reasonable time it proceeded to do what it could to hasten its demice monopolies all declared that they are bublic bane factors that they would cheapen products the standard dard oil CoUl pAlly aid caid c ve are a blessing we give you ar cheaper than you can get it any other way the postal and lines as a promising cont pany if the postal could secure equal facilities mith the western union in transportation poles and supplies bUp plies and in the right ol 01 way over the racille ads it would be to it if the people and government stere satisfied general swaine sigid if col inger poll wanted to build a line on tile pacific railroads he did not need the help of C there was on tile statute thornty tho rAty for a ny I 1 to the companies by mandamus to do anything which they were required to do uder u der the statute or common law adjourned Wo washington WASU INGTON bearch in the today to day an I 1 paper was read keoua barry tile organ ter of of labor 0 n w hat tile knights of babir are doing for women she paid ve are building around our garbi a wall to protect and defeat them ironi bious adlich t ley here torti ere buba j ct to the of lat or are taking little dij the this the ing ther becallo be caulo we know the little c hild of today to day is wa mother of the jut ure lve know that the fir wide tile city the state council and 14 11 luu aided by the of M lve at d mothers it our childred chil dreu as these ate hildroa ot loday LO day mid ad the 1 I hall W of tile lu lot 0 ilat tw aku iroku lie urk bov factory and buiwe and put into ahll 1 I il atit a ell I 1 AV areba dreba oil V omen a by eio alir L at tile sea soa professor Profus sor ituria A allua I 1 P 1 l omen s laura U I 1 bake wt loumell liu mell 11 barall hachett lilic alt fil ada on ia aud ittia ALIA P ow I 1 61 0 in the 1 TEXAS investigation bearch 28 the in alleged outrages ill texas was resumed today to day robert J bloore colored republican serving his chiru as ot the state icare and 13 M 11 randall also a colored republican of v 0 uty that as ell as blany other had no I 1 ported the caples ticket headed I 1 tit judge at the at electie 1 1 1 I liter statement in general was th a t there as little if any m ith elections iu the county and that L good there litween the bites and blacks F L jordan and J T aleo testified but no alport ant facts were brought out and the investigation was clobes FUNERAL march 28 on the arrival of tile funeral procession of chief justice waite at the baltimore potomac station the casket was placed on a raised crape covered form in a combination ear at the rear of the train the family and friends and the committee of congress were shown to tile cars set apart for each and at 2 the train moved out of the station A telegram from st louis announces that the train bearing mrs waite arrived in st louis chis morning and ii expected to arrive in toledo at 10 to TOLEDO march 28 tho city is all a stir u ith preparations for the funeral odthe chief justice tito funeral train will be met at the depot by the mayor and city officials of the city council produce exchange bar ab and other bodies the toledo cabets cadets will act as guards of honor the body will be conveyed to th 0 trinity building where it will be I 1 n state from I 1 p m until when it will be removed to trinity church the service will b 3 C orr ducted by rev glenry B walbridge D D of brooklyn N Y formerly lv rector 1 of trinity from the church the body will be taken to the forest cemetery where it will be dt posited in the vault mrs waite sr rived here at 10 tonight to night from california NEW march 28 by order of tha sanitary superintendent the passengers on t io french steamer brittania abich has pa tien tt aboard were not to and to day the vea sel li ant hor e d to the north of liberty island and the police boa is stationed nel the vessel to prevent any ono leaving the ship I 1 1 i a ald drobile ala 28 taomas P miller co private bankers falkell tID assets |