TIIE OMAnA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, . MAKCIT 15, 1904.
Tell. 1-P4.
WE CTX5SE BATURDAY8 AT F. M.
Bn, March 14, 190C
If 70a want tain?
to the bsy
aaaa."
f Special Sale of
Imperial Long Cloth
Special alc of Xo. 330, 400, 500 and COO Imperial Long
Cloth manufactured by Sherman, Held & Co. These numbers are
put up In twelve yard bolt.
No. KO Imperial tong Cloth In this sale. H UH bolt.
No. 400 Imperial I,on Cloth In this sale, $1. a bolt
No. MO Imperial In- Cloth In this sale, i:.J a bolt.
No. 800 Imperial Long Clnth In thla sul. J1.57 a bolt.
Bpeclal sale of 35c Japanese Linen Center Pieces at tte each.
Bpectal sale. of 35c Teneriffe Lace Doylies at 19c each.
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MERGER IS HELD iNLAMiL rm
Justice White also resd a dissenting opin
ion, taklra uo especially the power of con-
0nttd States 8nprrr.s Court Hands Down ftnb to control commerci. Beginning with
Ie0 lion in l3pnrtV.t VMS. ,. ,, ,, .nt. Involved In
the caae. He referral, to Ita Importance
and called attention to the fact that only
four member of the court, one leM than
a majority, had united In the opinion of
Matter Which llaa Bees Considered, the court. He then Bald, that auch prln-
0PINI0N IS READ BY JUSTICE HARLAN
for -Many Weeks Finally Decided
ad Position of Adminis
tration is t pheld.
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Y. M. C A. Building. Corner Sixteenth and Douglas St.
DIETRICH TARES JI1E STAND
Contlnuod from - First Fair.
narks stated h, replied, ''I believe yon
had bcttet stand pat." -.
"8tand pat" was a new phrase. to Senator
Hoar, and he asked what It meant, and
Mr. Clarke explained. The witness wan
then aked about certain autemdhtic wWch
District Attorney Summers had. said he
would testify to having relation to Fisher's
conversation. . .... . , . , :
Mr. Clarke stated that he told Mr. Bum
mers ' before '' leaving" that he could not
testify to some of tho allegations put In
his mouth, to which Bummers replied that
they were Immaterial. But Senator Bpooner
did not think they wore Immaterial, for
he asked Clarke A numbor of question
bearing on the summary furnished by the
district attorney. -
Fisher and Francis wore recalled to tell
What they remembered of the conversation
With Clarke, but their testimony 'threw
little additional light on the matter, be
yond their original statements.
Datton Denies Story.
William Dutton of Hastings was recalled
and askod by Senator Hoar whether he had
ever had a conversation with U. 8. Rohrcr
of Hastings regarding t.he appointment of
Mr. Haman as deputy postmaster under
Mr. Fisher and whether he had said that It
would take $600 to bring about his appoint
ment. Dutton emphatically stated that he
had never talked to Rohrer and that he
did not know that Haman was a candidate.
Thla testimony was brought out to con
trovert a letter sent by District Attorney
Summers through the attorney general
from U. 8. Rohrer of Hastings, wherein It
was stated that he had a talk with Dutton
regarding the appointment of Haman as
deputy postmaster and that It would cost
Haman $500 to be appointed.
' John D. Mines of Hastings, deputy col
lector of Internal revenues', waa called and
denied a conversation In which It was
claimed that Fisher had stated that Diet-
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dictions of financial disaster from the en
forcement of the anti-trust law, but dis
couraged them, saying they were usual
under such circumstances and need not bo
realised.
Justice Harlan declared that the only
object of the merger was to prevent com
petition, and he said that If no one else
knew this to be the case J. Fierpont Mor
gan, one of the defendants, anew mai
rich had said he had to pay Mr. Thompson to have bean the case. Extracts from
$l.,frfl for his expenses, Mr. Thompson hav- Morgan's testimony waa quoted In support
In been a candidate for united States of this statement.
clplea as laid down In that opinion are
'destructive of government, destructive of
human liberty and destructive of every
principle upon which organised society de
pends."
Justice White said ha conceded to the
was for congress to supply tho remedy and fullest extent tha power of congress over
not for the courts. I interstate commerce. '"But thla question,"
Morgan Knew Object of Merger, he said. "Is ownership-Is the acquisition
JUBllCe JlSrian aisu uiocumr
senator when Dietrich wss elected.
U. 8. Rohrer of Hastings, another of th9
government's . witnesses, haa been sub
poenaed and la ' expected to arrive on
T 1 .1 . n 1, H ,
Senator Dietrich desiring to arrange his
statement In chronological order, with the
"In our Judgment." said Justice Harlan,
"the evidence fully sustains the material
allegations of the bill and shows a viola
tion of the act of congress. Insofar aa !t
declares Illegal every combination or con
spiracy In restraint of commerce among
state commerce'
Commerce undoubtedly Is traffic, he went
on, but It la something more. If It be true
that ownership of railroads may be con
trolled by the federal government, why
may not all ownership be so controlled?"
If the principle here adopted be true, ne
contended, Mr. Hill's control of the rail
roads in question could be taken from him.
He could not accent thle theory, but con
tended for the right of the states to regu
late matters of thla character for them
selves. For the federal government to take
the position that tt'rsn supervise In such
instances Is for If to putt down the pillar
of the temple upon -which ti rests.
The decree of the cirtfult court, which Is
affirmed today. Contained the following:
"Enjoining the Securities company, Its
the several states and forbids attempts to officers, etc.
"From acquiring or attempting to acquire
papers, letters, deeds and checks, the com- monopolize such commerce. Laying aside
mlttee adjourned until Wednesday at 10:30. the many things of a minor character and any more of auch stock.
summarizing the principal facts, It Is in- "From voting any .such stock at any
WF.STEH MATTERS AT CAPITAL, disputable, upon this record, that under meeting of stockholder pf either railway
the leadership of the defendanta Hill and I company.
Number ot Carriers Appointed for I Morgin, the stockholders of the Great "From exercising, or attempting to exer
Rontea In Iowa. I Northern and Northern Paclflo railway cor-1 cHe any control, direction, supervision or
(From a Staff Correspondent.) I porations, having competing ana suDsian- influence on the acta of the other railway
WABHlNnTON. March 14. fBDBcial.) uaiiy parallel lines rrom me great iu company by virtue of Ita holding of stock
Rural carriers appointed for Iowa routes: and the MIshIsbIppI river to tne -acmc therpln
Knoxvtlle, regular, William O. Davlea; sub- ocean at the Puget sound, combined ana Fr0m allowing the Securities company
jon.vtved tne scheme or organizing a enr-
Conatituent companies."
Continuing, Justloe Harlan said that
"rhls combination is, within the meaning
trust," but if not It is a com
bination In restraint of interstate and In
ternatlonal commerce and that Is enough
to bring It under a condemnation of the
act.'
atltiitn C TCrrna. MnntMiimiL reaulnr.
vimku.. .k., i,..t f-hmriov Kimh. poration under the laws of New Jersey,
... ' which should hold the shares of stock of
Rural free delivery routes have been or
dered established as follows: On April 1
Smith DftkAta Tanlrtnn Yanlrtnn emintv.
one additional; area covered, thirty-eight f th" ac)'
square miles; population, BIB. April 15
Iowa, Elm, Howard county, two routes;
area covered, forty-eight square miles:
population, 925. South Dakota, Brandon,
Minnehaha county, one route; area forty
on-s square miles; population, 433. Farker,
Turner county, one additional: area, thirty.
nine square miles; population, E3E. Rcnner,
Minnehaha county, one route; area, forty
square miles; population, 412.
Walter C. Lyons haa been appointed
postmaster at Harlan. Cherry county, Neb.,
vice Homer S. Meyers, resigned.
John I Webster arrived In Washington
last night for the purpose of arguing the
case of Thomas L. Sloan against the United
States. This cose grows out of the claim
of a large number of mixed blood Indians
for allotment of lands on the Omaha resor
vatlon. Harry C. Brome of Omaha, counsel
or Its attorneys or agents to vote the stock
held by It. - '
"From paying, any dividends on such
stock to the Securities company.
"From permitting the Securities company
or Its officers, etc., to exercise any control
over the corporate acts of Such railway
companies."
Tho decree furthor provides that it shall
not be construed as preventing a re-
M h-iH tw if .,., a combination were exchange between the Securities company
not destroyed, "all the advantages that and those to whom, It has. Issued Its own
would naturally come to the public under shares In exchange for those of either
the operation of the roneral laws of com- laiiway company. ,
petition, as between the Great Northern Justice White concluded his dissenting
and Northen Paclflo railway companies, opinion at 1:45 and Chief Justloe Fuller,
will be lost and the entire commerce of after stating that he and Justice Feckham
the Immense territory In the northern part concurred In what Justices White and
ot the United States between the great Holmes had said, announced a recess
"I am much gratified with the result of the
decision In the merger ault. for in my
opinion the decision means more to the peo
ple of our country than any event since the
great civil war. It will for all time prevent
the formation of illegal trusts and unlaw
ful combinations.
Opinion . of Jsagt Sanborn.
ST. PAUL, March 14. 'The . supreme
court decision." said Judge Walter 11. San
bom, of the United States circuit court of
appeals, today, -"follows tha same line of
reasoning as the decision given In the cir
cuit court In this case, and, so far aa I
have seen, affirms that decision In every
respect.
I have said what I think about the
merits of the case In the circuit case de
cision. In which I concurred. Judge Thayer,
who wrote the decision. Judge Caldwell
and myself were all agreed that the North
ern Securities company clearly Came within
the prohibition of the anti-trust act and
wi within the meaning of that act, a
trust
"It appeared to us that the merger was
manlfeatly a holding company, the primary
object, of which was 'to prevent competi
tion, and the supreme court haa taken the
same view."
Former Senator Charles F. Manderson,
general solicitor of the Burlington, was
first apprised of the derision by a reporter
for The Bee, to whom he made a statement
as to the pr6bahle effect ot the decision
upon the Burlington and the future course
that the management of thla road will pur
sue. ' He said:
: "Until I have an opportunity to. read the
full text of the decision aa rendered by
Judge Harlan I cannot answer your ques
tion Intelligently. Ever; since the Great
Northern and Northern Paclflo railroads
purchased the stock of tho Burlington Rail
road company at 2 for $1 and placed all
the stock In the hands of the Northern Se
curities company as a holding company the
three railroads have been operated entirely
distinct from each other, and they will, be
yond a doubt, continue to bo operated as
separate entitles. So far as the general
publlo Is concerned I do not see how It can
bo either benefited or Injured by the de
cision. The three railroads named have
been operated In fair competition with each
ether end the Burlington, during the exist
ence of the so-called merger, hns been un
der practically the same management and
control that It was before. As to tho stock
of the railroads held by the Northern Se
curities company the decision will, undoubt
edly, direct as to what disposition or dis
tribution shall be made of It In the Interest
of the owners, whose property right In the
atock cannot be destroyed by the supreme
court."
S823ashL
CLOSING OUT
Buggies Carriages
and Wagons
FREDRICKSON
Plftowath iua4 Capttot Are,
Itead ir apodal ad every Sunday
and Wednesday la The Ban.
lakea and the Pacific at Puget sound, will
be at the mercy of a single holding corpor
ation, organized in a state distant from the
people of that territory."
Ho Interference with States' Rights.
Discussing the contention of the defend
ants that the enforcement of the act ot
Hill Refuses to Talk.
NEW YORK, "March 14. i. 3. Hill, pres
ident ot the Northern Securities company,
received newa of the decision at the com
pany'b office In thla city. Mr. Hill declined
to discuss the matter, except to say:
'There Is nothing to .be said at this time,
for the IndlahS, la also In the city. It Is I congress would be an Interference by the The properties of the Northern Securities
national government wltn tne internal i company are sum inera. iury ui aa guuu
atatee, Justice Harlan aald: as ever."
Thla view does not lmnress us. There Mr. Hill Intimated that he might have
Is no reason to suppose that congress had something to say as soon aa he got time
any purpose to Interfere with the Internal definite Idea of the scope of the opinion.
affairs of the states, nor is there any Mr. Hill was in conference for aome t!me
around whatever for the contention that after the newa came ottt with John 8. Kan
the antl-trust act regulates only commerce nedy. Who Is one or tno airectors and
among the states and In the foreign states, largest stockholder In 'the Northern Se-
Viewed In this llht. thv, act must be re- curitles cOmpanyT
Matui. Rv. tha eTniintt wnrria nt the At the offices of X''Morgah A Co. no
Senator Millard haa been notified that I u.hii i ik.i ,. exDrenslon recaf dlnf ttte decision could be
rural free delivery servloe will be eatab- I enacted by' congress in pursuance of Its had. A member dT'ih1 firm stated, how-
usneo, ai uraaisn, xtoone county, April b, l provisions, are the supreme law ot the ever, uii.e iuIriK,ygiWi
with one carrier. " ' I land, 'anvthln In the constitution or laws W. P. Clough. fourlfiT Vice president, dl-
Th following lands In the lender.. tifyd.', of any ,tatert0 the contrary notwlthstand- rector and general counsel of the Northern
dlstrlot. with a view of Incorporating them Ing,' supreme over the states, over the Securities compare, vwtuy -la said td have
in a Shoshone Irrigation project, were tern- courts and even over the people of the taken an actlva .part - In drawing up Its
oorarllv ordered withdrawn todav hv tha United Rtataa. tha anurr.a of all power charter, Waa lO - Waahlngton ': today .
commissioner general of the land office: under our government system in respect An """ "."' ' 7
rn..hin. ,. nf tha nhiaeta for whinh tha onnKtitntion fected by the declslpn. The general list.
-i.. tjv, u ., or. -n.kfn. waa ordained. An act nf rnnereaa constl- which . made some Improvement befcre
expected the case will be reached late to
morrow.
Edward Roaewater arrived In Waahlngton
this afternoon to testify in the Dietrich
Investigation. It was decided, however,
by the committee that his testimony would
not be necessary. In view of the deotslon
confining the Inquiry wholly to Senator
Dietrich and the charges made against him
in the federal court.
64 and 66, ranges 98 and 89, and townships
6 and 64, range 100,
Congressman Hlnshaw - today recom
mended the reappointment of Thomas J.
Taylor for postmaster at Wllber, Saline
county, Nebraska.
He also appointed to Annapolis: Princi
pal, Harry P. Letton, Falrbury; first alter- j
nate, George I Babson, Beward; second
alternate, Raymond Fowler, Dewltt; third
alternate, Charlea Malllcy, Stromsburg.
tutlonally passed under Its power to regu- noon, soia.on lor.vns nW i w.vw
late its power under the states and with th" decision came ut, . On the curb
' r I dnAiialtUa. A aollna1 half at nn
i Ul LUOI It DvvUi I us wwituw en jyviut
from 854- to 864. , r ; ,
President Likes tho Decision.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-Proaldent
Roosevelt received the newa of the supreme
foreign nations, Is binding upon all ' as
much aa if it were embodied. In terms.
In the constitution itself.'
To sustain the contention of the defend
ants that the anti-trust act, If held to era-
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druggists refund the money If It falls to
cure. IS. W. Grove'a signature la en each
bog. xao.
brace the merger caae, is repugnant to the court's decision in the Northern Seourltles
constitution of the United States, Justice case from the Associated Press. He ex
Harlan said, would be to overrule the prior pressed his satisfaction that the court had
decisions ot the court aa to tha scope and sustained the contentions of the govern-
validity of the anti-trust act ment. Later he wilt express his personal
Mar Declare Combinations Illegal. congratulation to the attorney general
If congress, he auid, could strike down a OratlBes Governor Van Sent,
combination between private persona, or st. PAUL. Minn., , March 14. Governor
private corporatlona that restrain trade Van Sant, when told of the decision in the
among the states, "surely it ought not to merger caae, waa highly elated.. He aald
be doubted that congress haa power to de-
PETER POWERS' FRIEND LOSES OUT.
Not Permitted ,to Intervene in Case
to Stop Merger.
ST. PAUL, March 14. A decision dismiss
ing the appeal of Camilla Weldenfeld from
decree In the United States district court,
dismissing the appellant's Intervening pe
tttlon In the case of Peter Power against
the Northern Paclflo Railroad company,
was handed down by the United Statea
court of appeals today. Tha suit originated
In the district court of Hennepin county.
Peter Power, as the alleged owner of 100
shares of common stock In. the Northern
Paclflo company, seeking to obtain an In
junction restraining the Northern Pacific
company's directors from entering into a
combination with . similar officers of the
Great Northern and Chicago, Burlington A
Qulncy roads, to merge and consolidate th
three systems, which were alleged to be
parallel and competing. Power also sought
to restrain the Northern Paclflo company
from retiring Ita preferred stock, amounting
to 376,000,000, alleging thai. this wa, being
done In the interest pf . the alleged merges.
'i ne case was removed to the united
Statea circuit court, Ttvhere the defendants
conclusively showed that Power never
owned any stock In the Northern Paclflo
and that he had no Interest In any of th
matters alleged In the complaint.
Camilla Weldenfeld, with the permission of
the court, (fled his intervening petition,
seeking to have the retirement of the atook
declared unlawful and fraudulent, and to
hav the Northern Paclflo company- de.
Glared of having unlawfully consolidated
Its lines with the Great Northern.
The decision is againat th contentions of
the appellant at every point, the court
holding that the. Northern Pacific company
acted .entirely within Ita power In con
verting the preferred stock to common.
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1 election
' Workers association enow mat raul St.
' Peter waa elected president to succeed
' Simon Uurna by a large majority.' John
Swalm waa elected vice president; William
Lowera of Jeanette. Pa., treasurer, and
Harry Rhode ot Newcaatle, Pa., assistant
secretary.
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cla.e illegal a combination that restrains
nfm mm rf amnnr th at a t n a ft n r, with fn,.
r.LCTSfrSf JtrSialK-! Un tlons. n. carried on' over th line.
oi competing railroad companies, in me
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Justice Harlan quoted a number of deci
sion and concluded aa follows:
"Guided by theaa long established rules
of construction, it la manifest that If the
anti-trust act is held not to embrace a
case, auch as is now before us, the plain In
tention of the legislative branch of the
government will be defeated."
Justice Harlan said that the defendants
hav no Just cause to complain of the de
cree of the lower court in the matter of
law, and It should be affirmed. Justice
Harlan, In conclusion, announced th con
firmation of th decision of that court, say
ing!
"Th Judgment of this court la that th
decree belcw of the circuit court be and
hereby la affirmed, with liberty to tha
circuit court to proceed In the execution
of th decree, a the clrcumstancea may
requlr.
Th decision was concurred In by Jus
tices Brown, Brewer, McKenna and Day,
while the chief Justice and Juatlcee White,
Peckham and Holmea dissented. Justice
Harlan concluded at 1:18.
He was followed by Justice Brewer, who.
while concurring In the Judgment, did not
accept all th language of the opinion.
Opinion of Dissenting Judge.
Justice Holmes read the dissenting opin
ion. Ho construed the anti-trust law aa a
criminal atatute and declared that there
waa nothing in it to Indicate that it had
been enacted meroly for the control of
largo concerns, aa la generally contended.
Indeed, the law had not been understood
as applying to railroads until so construed
by the supreme court. The act, he con
tended, applies only to contracts and com
binations in remain ot trade and makes
no reference to competition.
Logically conatrued. Justice Holmea aald.
today'a decision ahould be followed by the
criminal prosecution ot the parties at In
terest In this case.
Speaking of the general understanding
that the Sherman law applied only to large
corporations, the Justice aald that this Im
pression waa breathed from every pore of
the atatute, but that Ita language did not
bear out the conclusion. II thought thla
Inference due to the alze of railroad cor
poratlona. He took the position that there
bad been no attempt to monopolize In this
combination of th railroada and aald that
there could be no more objection to the
purchase ot the atock of the Northern Pa
cine and the Great Northern roada by the
Securities company than lis bought by
Mr. Morgan himself. Referring to the
point of personal reaponalbillty. Justice
Holmea said:
Nam.
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for y.nre In I'tsnrs, and now for th f.rt
tlrte Introduced In America. It la possible
for any n-.an. no matter how bad off. to
Quickly regain the v!cr of young manhood
A SKIN OP BEAUTY 18 A JOY FOREVER.
DR. T. FELIX GOVJRAC1VS ORIRNTAt
CREAM, OK MAGICAL BEAUTIglEB
Keraore. Ian, rnrtple.,rroll-a,
inm r.bcnr. nam, ana nun
aueaM., ana Try Dimin
an De.uty, sua
lflft detection. It
h. Mood tb tnt
of 06 ve.rs. snd 1.
to hsrnil.. w.
ink. it to be nr.
it U properly rrt.dft.
Accept no counter
feit of ilmllir
nam.. Ir. L. A.
Birr, aald to a
1:i.1t ot tn baut-
tnn (a patient)!
'A. yoa ladle,
will um IMn, I
r.comm.na
'G.unud'i Cream'
a. th. leaat harmful of all lb. Ik In prerwraMon."
for aal. by all DruggleU and Fancy Good Dealers
In th V. 8., Canada, and Europe.
HRD. T. HOPKINS, Prsp'r. 87 Brut Jons St., M. 1
MS
THE PARIS MEDICATED CRAYON.
PktASANV, t OTHINO AND HtAUNO.
without taking any medicine Into the stom
ach, and to prove that It will do thla they
offer a full Ten Day. Trial Treatment ab
solutely free to every man sending name
and addresa to Dr. Btevena & Co., box 1771,
Columbus, Ohio. You apply It loyally to
the seat of the trouble, and It quickly finds
Its way to the dealred spot, enlarging the
muscles, increasing the nerve force and giv
ing the necenxary vim and energy. The
world of science and medicine thoroughly
endorse It.
It cure In wonderfully quick time, In
your own home, lost vltaJltr, emaciation,
prematurity, varicocele, rlcture. unnat
ural ltrltation and enlargement of the pros
tate gland, and all bladder and urinary
disorders of mon. It is the only rcethod
known to science that will electrify the
body, rout waatlng disease., create vigor.
warmth and force, and all this without
mellclne taken Into the stomach. If
! othera tell you nothing can be don for
you, this will surely cure you.
write to Dr. Stevens A Co., Columbus.
I Ohio, Box 1771. They offer Ten Days' Trial
I Treatment to every man. It is no "pre
' acrlptlon," "deposit" or "C. O. D." scheme,
ss this firm is too large to resort to such
I petty ways. In addition to the absolutely
! tree trial treatment they send the most
complete book ever written on the Dlseas.s
of Men, telling all, and fully Illustrated,
with forty engravings from life. Every
thing ia confidential and sent perfectly
plain, and since they merely ask you t
Inquire what they havo got that will cure
you, we trust every gentleman reader of
thla paper will write them at one. aa above
and thua get the Ten Days' Trial Treat
ment ana dock, doiq aDeoiuicir irva.
AFFIRMS POINTS OF LOWER COITIT,
Judge Thayer Think Deel.loa
Supreme Coart 1 Final.
ST. LOUIS, March 11-Judge Amo
Thayer of the United State circuit court,
whose opinion in th Northern Soouritles
caa waa affirmed by the suprem court,
aid:
From what I have aeen of the decision it
appears that all the points I made in my
decision have been affirmed. Justice Harlan 1
holds that the Northern Securities com
pany la clearly a combination In restraint
of trade and that it Is an attemDt to mon
opolise interstate traffic.
Relative to tne question aa to atate rights
tha decision clearly enunciate that in in
terstate matters congress Is supreme and
that any act In violation of this 1 abso
lutely void.
rrom wnat l nave seen or tne dissenting
opinion It appears that It is held that the
anti-truat law is purely a criminal atatute
and that congress did not enact it to pre
vent men from organizing holding corpora
tion
The rreat Question In this caae was
whether corporations could be organised
that have no business of their own save to
act aa a holding company for other corpora
tions ana to do iormea soieiy ior inai pur
pose. It is obvious that If this could be
done the corporation could be formed to
control all of the industrial plant of the
United Slates.
The dH-ltfiuii of the supreme court is final,
motions for a rehearing In this court are
made but never granted, especially tn a
case like this which has been carefully
gone over time and again.
FOR
LUMBAGO
SLOAN1
LINIMENT
..IT..
KILLS PAIN
Get the litle book "The
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VALIDITY OF THE DEVICES AT ISSl'E.
Attorney General Knox Expresses Ills
Opinion of the Decision.
WASHINGTON, March 14. Attorney Gen
eral Knox, being asked this evening con
cerning th merger decision, said:
My views of the decision ciinnot be bettci
expressed than in the lunguage of one or
the beat know railroad president in the
United States upon the decision in favor
of the government by the court below. Ho
aid:
"Tbe decision is sound law, good, nnd
for the benefit of all legitimate IntereHt.
and for the country's welfare, and It voices
the Judgment of probably nine-tenths of
the in ob i conservative buslne.a men of the
country." .
As to the bearing upon other railroads I
have this to sayj
The government has never claimed that
the law la any broader than Ita language
plainly indluutes. During the trial and
argument the government paid no heed tu
the defendant's contention that the maki-up
of substantially all the great American
systems of railroada waa on trial. The
governments ponltlon was then that the
question before the court whs the vulidity
OI tne xsortnern eecurmes uem-e.
President llarrlaaan Silent.
NEW YORK. March 14.-E. H. Harriman,
aid:
I must digest the opinion and counsel
with my friends before talking about it.
Cant l'.n..r Is ( Prosperous.
NEW YORK, March 14. The report of
the T.nn.sace Coal and Iron companr for
th year ended December 31 lam, wluch
waa made public today, ahowa net earning'
of K eWt.iTT an Increase over the prevlona
year of .4n2. During the year I2.W7.ih
av.a emended for reconstruction and per
manent Improvement. Ther has been
chnrsed off againat depreciation a total of
tl.&l.uW within the la-.t three y.ara.
Champagne!
If It la the taste and aparkle you want,
I'll bring you Cook's Imperial.
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ultal to undergo anoiertloo by knife, when I
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jAKC.KDTBKHriiai,KutherfordlrintlngCa,
December 14 Terr Uaute. lud.
The Milks' Emulsion Companv.
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the meana of having other sufferer to U your
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gouua. a C. A. MoCOSJIAnt.
Anderson, Ind.
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TONIGHT, Slid
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Wednesday Mat., Best Beate 25o "Bhaun
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THIRSIJAV, FRIDAY AMD SATXRUIV,
i!CI Cent Matin Satarday .
"HAPPY HOOLIGAN"
Nothing but fun, Musio and Pretty titris.
Prats Now on Bale.
BY PI M tl a.Q m V S
dS. ww. sasi
BOYD'S Woodwnrd Ac Burgeas.
BPliClAL. MATINEK TOlAT
Iast time tonight,
MAMIE WAINWRICHT
In "Twelfth Night."
Prices Mat. 2bo to ll uO; night, 2ia to $164
FRIDAY A SATURDAY. MAT. A NIGHT
kC. J. Morgan in "Th Internal t Uy.".
I-rlces Mat. c to S1.00; night, toe to H
Seats an Snl WednesSay
Association Course'
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