THE ASHEVtLLE CITIZEN.
THE WEATHEE:
iciated Presi. 1
SHOWEBS.
Leased Wire Report.
VOL. XXV. NO. 253.
-USHKV1LLE, N. C, WKPNt'NUAY MOUNINC, JUNK at), V.MK
PKICE FIVE CENTS.
SUFFRAGETTES IN
Asheville Doings.
Ntw mrt : ain
coats vui ei
vtRt por-uiAK
THIS .SUelMlH
T
WfllGHTBROTHEHS
COULD HARGLY GET
CORPORATION TAX
UNIVERSITY MEf
MERE TEMPORARY
ROUGH AND TUMBLE
WILLHAVEGHAFiGE
PLANTOGETMONEY
FIGH
WITHPOLICE
MELA
After Four Unsuccessful Starts
Big Bird Settles to The
Ground to Stay
WILL MAKE OTHER
TRIAL FLIGHTS tjOPAY
Airships Uke Horses, One
Must Know Habits Both
Good And Bad
(By AKMoHntml Press.)
AVASH 1N !TON, June 29. After
making three unsuccessful efforts to
get their new aeroplane Into air today
Orville Wright made a Rhort flight
encircling the Fort Myer aerodrome.
Lack of iower. due to a loose spark
control, was finally determined upon
bv the two Wrights as the cause for
the refusal of the machine to fly for
more than a few hundred feet beyond
the end of the starting rail.
"A flying machine Is like a horse.,"
caul Wilbur Wright after the trial. If
ita new you have to get used to It be
fore it will go Just as you want it to.
You have to learn Its peculiarities. I
am glad we learned what the trouble
Is and after a few more trials you
will see tome fun."
How to Start Flight.
There was hardly a breath of air
when the machine was taken out of
Its shed and placed on the starting
track shortly, after live o'clock. The
motor was given a test and K worked
very smoothly. The weight was then
hauled to the top of the starting tow
er and the rope to which it is attach
ed was fastened to the aeroplane.
Everything being in readiness
Wilbur Wright and Taylor, the me
chanic, each stationed himself at one
of the propellers, ready to turn It,
like "cranking" an automobile. Or
vllle Wrltfht turned on the Ignition
and his brother and the mechanic
gave the propellers a twist The lat
ter whirred around .'at a grea j-at as
Orville took his place in the open
tor's seat. Wilbur stationed hin.sef
at the en f-he--aeroplano and ran
Ions; with it when Orville released
the weight, which pulls It down the
track and gives It momentum.
Vp She Goes and Dowi.
The machine rose us soon as It left
the rail, but appeared to be nble to
mount into air but a few feet. The
right wing veered towards the ground,
(Continued on page two.)
El
T
WITH SWF'S POSSE
Other Negroes Refused to
Ciive Hint Food and
Summoned Officers
HIS WIPE ACCUSED.
(By Associated Press.)
ADRIAN. (In., June 29. -Fighting
in a swamp with a cheap, small cal
itoe pistol, Robert Jenkins, a negro
a cused of murder today held at bay
a sheriff's posse until he had wounded
two of them and then exclaiming.
"Lord have im rev on my soul," he
dropped dead, riddled with rifle and
pistol l,as. Jenkins last week shot ai t
killed (Scorgve Howell, a farmer, and
fatally wounded Mrs. Howell. He
as tracke to the swamp sarly to
day. The wounded poss men are not
eriousty hurt. They are W. S Clem
ents, who was shot in th-' foot anil
V I, Hall who was struck In the
thlKh by a pistol ball. Holh Live
t Adrian.
Practically every man in the poss
ent lead Into Jenkins' body. Mrs
Howell, though her case is regarded
as almost hopeless, has surprised the
attending physicians on her vitality
It is stated that Jenkins was found
as the result of his efforts to obtain
food from the home of a negro who
r fused to aid him an.l sounded the
alarm as soon as Jenkins left the
house The wlf of Jenkins is in th
Jail here and considerable excitemn'
has been caused by the assertion that
'he planned a double murder and or
dered her husband to "shoot Mrs.
Howell first." Thn negn.es first slu.t
dropped Mrs. Howell.
MCO SI-XMXO OUT.
MACON. fa., June 2ft The Macon
"lub of the South Atlanlic I.eague,
today sold Pitcher James Vaughn to
the Ixmlsvllle American association
Catcher Lafltte to the Cincinnati No
tional League club, and Outfielder
Murdock to the Dayton Central
League club, the deals for all three
Players bf ing made with Agent Louis
Hilbrcnj-.
Aldrlch Admits That he Ex
pects Measure to be Re
pealed In Few Years
IS SIMPLY BUFFER
FOR THE INCOME TAX
As Substitute for Bailey's
Amendment It Must be
Voted on First
Hy Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON. June 2!) With
the tariff schedules disposed of and
the door locked against the intru
sion of amendments upon them, the
senate today tinaliy entered upon the
consideration of the Income and cor
poration tax question as connected
with the tariff bill. While the senate
was more than four hours informally
coming to the question of taxing In
comes it received more or less inci
dental attention while the tea provis
ion was under considerations and It
was during that stase of the proceed
ings that the most Interesting occur
rence of the day took place. This
was the announcement of the real
altitude of Chairman Aldrlch of the
finance committee towards the cor
poration tax provision, which he bad
Introduced at the Instance of the
president.
Aldrif-li States Position.
It had for some time been whis
pered around the senate corridors that
the Rhode Island senator had hct'om
an advocate of a tax on the earnings
of corporations as he most effective
means of defeating a general Income
tax amendment to the pending tariff
bill, but even the senator' Intimates
spoke very cautiously on the subject.
Mr. Aldrlch himself today removed the
injunction of secrecy by stating his
own position which was In accordance
with the rumora. He spoke In re-
snonaa Xa u. question from rJenaUjr
Clay, and in so many words confessed
his. advocacy of the corporation tnx
a means of defeating the Income
tax. He added another reason, which
was that the thought for the next year
or two there would be a defilclt in
the treasury receipts which he was
willing to have made good by the In-
ome lhat would result from the pro
posed corporation tax. With this ser
vice performed he thought the law
(Continued on page four.)
WANT NO PROTECTION;
ASKED DUTY ON TEA AS
E
Tillman Not to he Caught in
Bounty Net Spread for
Lint liv His Enemies.
BUT HI (JOT NOTHIXa
(Ity Associated Press )
wash I v '.TON. June Senator
Tillman lost no lime today In renew
Inir bis efforts to haw a duty of ten
cents a pound plac d on tea In the In
terest of Hie tea growers In Soul n
Carolina. He told of the superior
quality of Hie American mown tea.
of th' enormous profits made in the
imported article ami of the possibil
ities in ease the domestic industry
should be properly fostered. II,- de
clared that be hcllcwd that with tip
duly he ask.il tor the South would
not only ! able to supply the entire
American market, but would cvent-
1,-itlv evoorl a larire IllialltltV of '.h-
leaves that pioduic tin- popular bey-
era pc.
Senator Iion suggested a bounty as
a nvi .him of nurturing the infant tea
industry and hi' was stronaly sup
ported in making that suggestion by
Si nator Smith of Michigan, who de
clared that a 'bounty wotil.l Is- a prac
tical method .d obtaining- ino rc-m
d-sired, although he knew no instant c
In which the protective tariff princi
ple .would more properly be sot in
operation. Mr. Tillman responded
that he (II, I not pr.ipo to be caught
In advocating a bountv lb- Id
not accept a bounty, he yahl. if a
dollar a soind was offered. He was
not seeking any sellish advantage for
South Carolina but wanted l" I ne'i
the entire country.
Ceneral debate was entered nir
in which ' nators on each side ex
changed thruls at the others onis
ten. y on the subject or protection
and tariff for rewnue ..nl.
Anybody who undertakes a nun!
for consist ney here will have a hard
)ol." said Mr Tillman.
"As I understand your position you
want a duty of ten cents for protec
tive purposes." said Mr. Oixon.
"Yes. for the republican side of the
chamber, I do.': said Mr. Tillman
"For this side, I want the duty f i
the $9,t)0,000 revenue it will pro
duce. . . . ,j.
Make Raid Upon Parliament
House And Keep Things
Lively For Hours
SCREAM FAINT AND
GO TO HOSPITAL
But Hundred or so Go to Jail
on Charge of Disorder
ly Conduct
(Hy Asws'laied Prss )
LONDON. June 29. The thirteenth
vain attempt of the militant suffraget
tes to obtain access to Premier As
qulth by lcp.tation resulted in ex
citing scene In Parliament square to
night and the iirrest of more than one.
hundred women. The "women's par
liament" asiembled in Pax ton hall at
8 o'clock and sent a deputation, head
ed by Mrs. Parkhurst to endeavor to
see the prime minister, who had pre
vlously decided not to received the
deputation.
Knormous crowds of on-lookers as
sombled In the lenlty of parliament
house before the tlpie set for the raid
upon the house around which several
thousand police had taken up startegic
positions. The tlrst noteworthy Inci
dent was the arrest, after a great deal
of trouble, of a buxom equestrian suff
ragette, who tried to penetrate the
police cordon to take-a message to the
premier. Next appeared the deputa
tion under command of Mrs. Pnrk
hurst, and It was received by the
crowd with wild cheers. The deputa
tion was met by Chief Inspector
Bcantlebury, who handed Mrs. Park
hurst, a letter from the premier, re
grafting his inability to receive the
deputation.
Then (Jot Mad.
Angrily throwing the letter on the
ground, Mrs, Parkhurst exclaimed:
"1 stand on my rights as the king's
subject to enter the house of com
mons, and she endeavored to force
an entrance.
The police began to take the mem
hers of the deputation liy the arms to
rend them away. Mrs. Parkhurst slap
ped Inspector Jarvis In the face.
knocking his cap in the mud. The
were cries of "shame."
A moment later another member
of the deputation, Mrs. Saul Solomon,
knocked off the inspei tor's crip a sec
ond lime, while others made attempts
to rush the cordon of police. IJven-
(Continued on pane six.)
ACQUITTED OF CRIME,
Genuineness of Cleveland
Article Did Not Enter in
to Decision in His Case.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES
(Ity Awsmh'IjiIimI In'?.)
NPIW YUliK, June 2. AlthtniKn
ItroUKhton Hraiidrnlmr fi was arpitif'-il
hen tuilriy 'f th' i h;irr of frra n J
;l(n, in runiH'eti'irt with tho hu(
of (in allcK'1'! Hpuiif'MH D ili r t( (JniV'i
i 'lfc;iml In The N-w York Times h'
hail only ;i f'W nt i n u t - nl trf-ilinn
Hoforo It'rtvititf th-'t-r-urt room he wus
rc-nrn-Htrd n ml will U U n In Si
IHiim tvii week l'ir trliil on a i h.ir
(f k l(ln.ipinsi his sh p Hon, Jjuip-k
HJn'panl f'nlt.inm-, II! Th- ni;iiinuni
prn-Ht y for k id nappl is M ihwiiu t i
in life imrlj4onrnt nl. Tlo- iiuiliot
ua tnk n hnt k to tin Tomhh in dr
fault of I5.KMi h;ii, to nu.iit th' ar
rival of t h' M issouri of fit r..
Judur I'norftl lilm.
Thf vrrdUt of aciiuJttMl .n th
Krainl I.lfcriy hnrc;' was r.a-hr(J
within a f''W niinuts aftr th pr
eidint? Jnfi f had i harK, d th' Jur
thnt tho itn'8t in of u iiuin nt'K o
f Movrland iR nature was Irnuta t rial
and that iv n th- tpif-Ht ion of t V
gi'intliii ncfts of th artit h- wa only a
vrondnry nnsitlt r.ifioit The pn
mnry t nniitU ratin h- told thj m. u
HhethrrUi" defendant ha.I stolen $..'.
the prire paid fr the ai t fr.;i
Th- N' vv York Tim Th. v nnM
atfpiit the deft-ndant h- e.tntinued :
they found that The Times had it-,
r. tied on Itran-dfnbtirff's Ntatement
to tie fcenuiu ness of the artiste .hit
had relied r ihr on the represent !
tion of K. S HastinK. "ne of th'
Cleveland ' xertitors w hom they r.ci
suited ltrp purchafini? the artir 'j
Will IU i:lrwdited.
Thp i x trad it ion paper for Rran
denhurp transfer to St. Inii' at
now In the handy f Oovernor Huhe
t Alt-any It is -x-cte! that th .
will r' arh New ork tomorrow. Th
kidnp ppinir. w hleh lira ndenhiirf? a I
niiu, itceurred shortly after the wri-t-T
lumped hifl hail while tinder In
dfctment for the alH f the Cleveland
artlI He was found In Pan Plan
o with the f'abanne 1oy whom iv
ha J picked up In St, Louis.
. t I ANV MAf10N61
-sr H
SAPPHIC LETTERS WERE THOSE
Filled with Sentimentality of the Unhealthy and Morbid Sort, They Nevertheless
ShoW That the Woman Really Loved the Han Who Ssnt Her to
( Ity Asmielfttt'd I'rewn.)
ST. MK'tlARLS, td. .June 29.
The feellntrs entertained by Mrs. Edith
May Woodlll toward her slayer.
"Ivame Hob" Kastnpjfc, were Indicated
In n letter sltrned'i 5dlth,' parts of
which were fountt h (be bungaliiw
of the murderer and' iwlelde last Kat
tirday. The missive. whUh la in- Mrs
VVisullll's handwrltltit- U couched In
most i nlliiicntal, jmieuaeo aim) was
presumaldy sent tcj Eiuttman,. It not
only Indicates a jwjirm atttaehment
for the man but Mtttpi to prove that
ahe had known him! nt leant a, year,.
On the same pper( ia F.astman s
hanilwrltlnu Is th ftlowtiiHr:'
"Utile Dear: T cannot live after
our short of bllna. With the
omiiin of you and parting ever b.--
lore mi . I' we meet in tn'
unknown lets continue the blissful
times that we spvnt here. 1 am with
you In every thought."
(omI Winter Iteatlliiic.
I lie teller sinned '-r.oun coniaius.
the following passagp: i
"Is the IriUi iininodcst when It
creeps to the loadstone ami cliiiKS to
Its ylde? Is the seed ImmoiK st when:
It sinks Into the ground with buddln:
life? Is the cloud bold whin II soft-:
ns into rain and falls to earth b -
ciium.. It has no other, choice, or Is It i
brazen w'hen it m sties on the bosom,
of Heaven's nrchecl dome and. sln-i
InK inti tlie bloc-Mack in On ity v3se.
to be Itself !
"Is the human ,iul Immoili-st when
drawn by a force It cannot resist II
seeks a ilrnnrr -tout which almorli.
Its etr as Ho- 'Itltje sk' !iborls a!
UNCLE SAM CALLS IN
HIS BANK DEPOSITS
Will Ncctl I'ntcticallv All
Money in National Dcpos
ifarics for Expenses.
(Hy Asx'latei 1tphh )
WASHINGTON, .film A e;ill
n niillorm! d j w.-i t ry hank f r.r ;i i -
turn to the tn i tiry of Kovcrmrient
I'nndM MKsri'.iiiii.' .'i'rroxlrr.;il ly 2',-
000,0(10 wnn in. uli- t..day Nv H-'Ttd:ir
f tin- Tn limit Mo A'etiRh I .a hi lie, h
n ri.dlvrf' di - ilorleH are unifrni-
ly rfdiict-d to tin lnHt amount which
the daily ni-cl- o! thh- (4overnnn'iil
will permit.
The rail uill pi ;n t ieally wip'
all the deposit "f n -eminent futtl
In national h;i n h Kii'i jort to rhi ( (
by tri traur -f the Pnited Htat f
xi ept atw.nt $ "7.000.000 hi' h h
held in if live ;u '"unt nnd n ( i-try
to meet rherk1 -f nfnvern merit dl.--Inirsin
fjfflrTn and $1,000,000 wh!'h
will Ir allowed t' Temaln.in 11.000
loii In mM'h of the onp thousand
h mailer nntUmal hank a deRfre to
riain their deMUrnation as national
hank depositaries.
8H0WER&
, WASIIINOT'iN. June 2. Fore
east: North rarullnn: Ixcal show
ers Wednes.Uy and Thursday; hyhf
to moderate arisbp winds.
nvsv
MRS. WOODILL WROTE EASTMAN
Her Grave.
Hunting cloud and as the warm earth
swells the sen as the miiKwt draw:
the Iron? p) j
"I do not feel, myself to tie bold
or wroiiK of 'In myself for drifting
toward you I do. I would not tA
myself wronu to no trnlht to y
tomorrow.
Mves lieloiut to llratllim.
"There Is over and always some hu
man soul to love and trust Us, and
Whose confidence we wupld not altar.
We are not of our own making and
our lives belong to another, lrahma,
who rules and is wl. ..- '
n..iwM yw unmoerueii ,8l.
In 'very line of It and I read only" fti
same adoration that a year's absen 'e
would not shadow.
"A rut the wonder rnmi to trie thrit
you did not, could not. understand
Surely ii life such as yours brinus In
time, understanding; you must know
the lewd from the modest. tlve untrue
from the true.
"Dream of you. did 1 sav? Uing
for yon would be better, for evwv
heart lion i sei nu to cry out !iKulnt
the enormity of the crliif. that nwikesjimd bit her three times with a full
me no longer yours All the heat In 1 bottle of champagne,
everyt hing seems only to xlt because j "The four Iminllately left nnd 1
of you and for you. removed the evidence uf the crime
The Spurk Divine? j and once more am making an effort
"I hate exlxtenoo away from you to vst bonilsmen, for I ibm't want
Whv do men drip to lift up their Jt,, (jet locked up.
voh es against the blessed art In oth- i "T'.ut If not successful and I cannot
ers; which Is but a greater, at roivger, ; persuade, all pnrtle to come up and
warmer spark of Cod's soul Hint they litke their medlclnv, why I will blow
posKi ss ,or can lecn the nnib'rwtfinil-' off the top of my cratey lieHd. an'l
lug we have one for the other, ami , In that case I wish you would kindly
no d Iff or nee rim make us forget. see that all letters found on me nr
"Iteinen I r me nlwavs a you loved n alKd. Xm'diie."
LI NOT ALONE IN THE
MURDER OF ELSIE SICEL
Kvitlence Shows lie Musf
Have Hatl Accomplices in
Concealment of Crime.
(Ity xot'latf it lrtw.)
NKW Vi 1 1 : K . June I n f orma I Ion
i ;tt h;ltol tonight w hi. h tor tlie liiMl
time since the (llwc.iier of the murder
'if KlHle Sil.'i'l, eleven il.1V flUO, leti
tlltely cst.'llilC-lli H Ihilt a 'III Utll UIMft
h.ivi- loci on io ( -.nitilli and thnt.
though a telegram signed with tin
tent, and In h I k writing wan scut
froiu W'uMhirigtiiii be ' o 1 1 1 1 1 nitt h iv
In . n then- on Ho- d.itc on which the
menage was siil. Tli- police have
also ri . . i , i 1 1 1 1 1 in ib-t. 1. 1 for the liio -iin
nts .if the body in it wax hurried
hither ami Iblllor in pain, aflcl Ih
rime, up lo t hi- icifiii'lit fit ltn 'II1
eonrv In the l.ilrinim 'f lotl I. big
Hut though On iM i tii- foree ba
il iloy.efi no ii in 10 if-'lilnii in' towns io
New Jersfi. and In l-r Mi l affiTl v
relter.ft.s toniu'Ill his eoniifti nee that
tin miirdi rer .(ill be . .iiikIK. then :
tKittiinif known t.iri'llelv bv which it
ian be inferred lhat his urnst I
nciiror than It h i Is en at anv tun'
iluring the prixl A'-ek
The police have definitely ami clear
ly established that Hie trunk was cjii.
d from thi- Kirhlh avenue house Io
which the boilv was found lo a Clc
ncie laundry at No ?.'. W llSth
stnet ami tlorni' to Newark.. N. J.
A lt n' e it was returned to Ihe room of
U-iin I. Ing w here it was discovered.
It has been shown, too. that I, In;:
was" l rsonallv busied In moving' the
runk about.
It seeiiis clear thilt to hsve h-s-n
at Ihe various places ntenllond lxon
'.old noi have spared Ihe time for a
trip to Washington. Those receiving
him ami the trunk all showed stiffpii -loua
foreknowledge of bin coming
ay r0 tut lAt tart
me best, and, though were you m
a bandit, a anything -my heart would
heat ttt reaponsiveness to yours.
,Thln but asks Insteatl " lit thou
'hti mlneT' fjnved by time one haa
(frown to know Its slKitllU'itncc Hti
usury been made a degenerate think?
That hard recoHtiiKe.
"Are we not blessed and know that
no happening can."
F4iKtniair Ijettcrs.
The letters wrtllau - by . Kastman
wece found on his Votly. (n D( tlrerti
was .ldref.d tt Ueqrgn Taylor, t
4 ion- gent at Met).Ht'et'i1'tiid 1
the killing along the sums lines as
contained In tb .Mtrt t his wire, it
ii ads;
"Mr. Taylor: Enclosed find 110,
to cover my Indfbledness to you: I
belieye It ample. If not. will sent
dlffepi nee.
"Appearnnces are against me, but
I had no hand In Ihe tragedy. The
poor Utile girl was practicing the art
of taking a f How from u,uolhcr girl
who was under the Inllui in c of win"
ELOPED WITH TENANT;
BOTH IRE IN PRISON
Voiirif Man's Only Kxt-ust
Is That He hoved Wife of
His Landlord.
(Spci-ial lo Tlie lll-o )
IMIIIIAM, June III - 'hlcf of I'o
lice J V.. Winston of Votingvilie.
1'ianklln eoiinlv, iirnsted Mrs Will
iam Lambert and Waller Oakley here
VMtenl.iv morning on complaint of
Mr l.a inbert H husband and Hum af
tirnoon look the tno bin k to thcii
homis.
Tin woman, w ith Um liililr' n. one
of which Is but l ight weeks old. In
spent tile ilav with Ihe oflliir-i. who
Iihvi- t,-i ii trviriK to reeoiii Hi- le r arel
lo r IiikIi.iii'I. who ha- i h Iblti ! tie
best of t- mper in II" light bis
tnoiblf-K The colnlint of Ho- uile I
NtraTito if it is not nniiri i i ib lib 'I ael
fiiipi. nl Oukb y Iijh '!. i u a P-naiit
on lie lands of Mr. banlii it lb i'
bill ' '-' liars obi, anil sill' i- he '.vi"
seM ntii n li.iliti- illlaliial' 'I Ailll tie
V'oiic.' vlfe of tin- 1'rankllli falJio-l
lb sa yp tli.il he bi-iali tt love hel at
that turn- anil has never i easeil. Thcv
i aiin hen- i loscly followed hy the of-tin-r
from VoiiiigHville. Tiny bsik a
ah anil drove to some place In th'-fill-
H '! 'e they Wollbl hi- lilt;,
troubled The H,llcefli in. b ll. vlflk'
the abmen wiubl Is- ginnl witnesses,
went on their trail and sum had them
In. k-'l up. though Mis. Iambcrt h.l
not been kj pi In prison.
The oflio-r say he thinks the young
fellow persuaded the woman to elop'
with him II,. declares that she be
long to as g!KMla family as therf Is
In lhat county (ft anywhere, and tital
her taking up with a man of so much
less her social anil general eiiual is
unaccountable. n is supposed thai
Ihey will be heard tn the Franklin
courts' tomorrow.
Reciprocal Educational Move
ment of Croat Moment
Is Planned
SMALL ENDOWMENT
NEEDED FOR SCHEME
Would Enable Students to Get
Broad And Liberal Ed
ucation on Scholarship
(Hy AfM'lntfa Pre,) f -LONDON.
June ill), A scheme for
the Interchange of university atuiicnla
between the irnlted Ktates, Canada ami .
the t'nlted Klngdfim. rlvalllna; In Im
portance that established under tha
will of the late Cecil tthodea. la In
prorcas of formation, with very proa'
pect of success. Th Idea, which la
supported hy an Influential rommlttaa
headed by the Hon, ii. If, Awjulth,
prime minister of tlrsat Britain, and
Lord Hlratheonrt. high rommlsslonsr
of Ciina, nnd include the head of th .
universities In tha United Kingdom
and has also tha endorsement! Of tha
president, of th American and
Canadian universities, alms at oppor
limine tn atu'denlB of the threa ooun-,
trie to obtain some real lnlht Into'
the life, progress am customs of olbar;
nation", with n minimum of Incon-
vmlence to their academlo work and
at the leaat possible expense, V
The proiiiuters siiggest the provision
of certain travelling scholarships, na i
s.'lectlon for which should l along i
the lliti'" of the Hhodea scholarship,
the selected candidal" In addition to
his ncndemle iptaliflcatlfin to be what
l popularly known as an "all around" '
num. , ,,'. '.' :Vj
Twenty-eight of these cli(ilarlilp ,
are proposed, fourteen to ' Ij 'avail
able for thn unlvvraltloa In tha Unlud
Klnrrdotn, Irn for Aiiierlca and four','
for I 'ana da, Ihe American, and Cn
dlnn students securing them 4o ba
lven i ten' week tour lit (3 teat rlt
ln hVnler the gublance of a university
man, lh Hrltlah tttntrit on the othsr '
imnrt given. ,.bf4r tour
America and Canada, a I way durlnf
ihelr respective Ion? vacation., , " '
Iteforo effort are made to obtain '
permanent endowment for the schema,
It is proposed thai fund shall ba
nuked for its maintenance for an
S rliiienlul period of threa year. Tha
total cost l estimated 187,600 for ,
the three year, of which It la pro
posed that the United Kingdom shall
eoutrlbuie lilil.ono; tha United State
t J2',i r,oo and Canada $ip0.
' i " t , ,
T.
UPHELD IN OEiNO FOR
Cottijilaint Made Against
Hoiitheru Railroads of
Disciiniiiiation Dismissed
CONCKSSTOXS MADE
(Hy Ass.M lal.it I'ress )
WAHIIINOTON. June 2I.-Klv
Afrleiin Meiliodlst FlilBcopsI church
bishops who complained to the Inter
slate fommeree commission that they
hi re discriminated against by Houth-
rn rallroailM and by the Pullman
company In transportation, dining cur
and deeping car facilities have been
inforiio "I bv the comtiiix-'lon that their
I'omplaint wa ti"l warranled.
The bishops wi re Wesley J. (lalne,
II. M Turin r. Kvans Tyree, C. at
Hki 1 1 Ii ami V. W. Hampton. Their
oniplalnt was directed against th
Sealwianl Air Line. the Itichmond,
I'n ilerli k diiiry and I'otomac, th
toiitbern railway. the Central of
iporgla ami lln- Tollman company.
It was all'i-iil that Ih.- day coarhea
furtilHlinl for negro passenger In th
b.inheasi. rn states were not equal to
iho-e provided ror while people; that
ii. L-riii wen- denied sleeping car ae
..rnriiod.itioiis arnl lhat they were r-'ii-
d food in the dining cars aolely
in in count of their color.
At Ho- lo aiing of the case the com
plaint us In the day roachea wa
abandoned In view of the weight of
testimony to Ihe contrary; and With
n ki. i t lo the dining car facilities tha
ill.-gallon w re modified by conces
sion. Most of the complainant and
ihelr witnesses testified that they ac
tually did ride on sleeping car. '
It Is told bv the commission that
unilti" discrimination f prejudice Wa
not shown ami the unplalnt, there
fore was dismissed. .
I
HIMlti:i AT "HAM TONE.'
HAN ANTONIO, Teg., June !. A
temperature of one hundred degree
was officially recorded at tha local
weather bureau this morning between,
four and Ave o'clock.