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ANTITRUST ACT VIOLATED.
Coke and Coal Companies Defend-
un‘ls In United States Court.
WASHINGTON, April 6.——By direc-
tion of Solicitor General Richards, with
the approval of Attorney General
Griggs. a bill in equity has been pre-
pared by United States Attorney Wil-
liam E. BundY. bringing action in the
United States circuit court for the
Southern district of Ohio against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Fuel company of
Cincinnati and 15 other companies or
corporations, miners or producers and
' shippers of coal or coke, for violation
of the antitrust not of July 2,1890. _
It is alleged in the bill that the de-
fendants on Dec.15,1897, entered a con—
tract and combination in the form of a
trust and conspiracy in restraint of
trade and commerce in regard to the
sale and production of coal and coke,
and in violation of law this agreement,
it is said, went into effect about Jan.
1, 1898, and since that time they have
monopolized and controlled the amount
of coal and coke produced in the Ka—
nawha district and only permitted such
amount of coal mined and coke made
by the several defendants as could be
sold by the Chesapeake and Ohio Fuel
company and that the defendants were
only permitted to ship their p‘ropor-
tionate amount of coal at a stipulated
price and figured. upon the ratio desig-
nated in the contract as fixed by the'ex-
ecutive committee. By this action it is
alleged that competition in the sale of
the same has been wholly destroyed.
The court is petitioned to enjoin the de-
fendants from selling or shipping any
coal or coke into any state other than
that in which they reside by virtue of
their agreement, which the court is
asked to declare illegal and void.
CONDENSED DISPATCH ES.
In Cleveland 1,500 carpenters are on
strike.
The
abated.
George R. Howell, state archivist, died
in Albany.
Two‘American bishops had an audi—
ence with the pope.
Many Chinese were killed by the Bus-
sians 1'11 the Talien Wan riots.
Vice President Hobart, who is ill in
W'ashington, was not so well.
At Albany, Ga., W. R. Jackson killed
wife and children and then committed
plague in Formosa has not
' suicide.
Miss Helen Gould presented $1,000 to
the relief fund of the New York fire de—
partment.
Sixteen unidentified bodies, victims of
the Windsor hotel fire, were buried in
Mount Kensico cemetery.
The Yale bicentennial committee lhs
appealed to all graduates for $2,000, 000
to be used in carrying out plans for the
1901 celebration.
Stove Makers Meet.
CLEVELAND,ApriI 6.-—Leading man-
ufacturers of stoves from all parts of
the United States are in session here
with the object of fixing a scale of
prices to meet the advance in the cost
of raw material. One of the manufac-
turers attending the meeting said: “The
cost of iron and other raw materials
has advanced 15 per cent in the last
few weeks. A few manufacturers have
already put up the price of their prod-
uct. This meeting was called for the
purpose of fixing a scale of prices. No
stove trust has been formed, and there
is none in prospect."
\Vork Resumed at Rubber Factory.
NEW HAVEN, April 6.—“’ork has
been resumed in all the departments of
the L. Candee Rubber company. The
factory shut down two weeks ago for
the general repairs which it is cus-
tomary for the company to make at
this time of the year. There are over
1,200 bperatives employed in the facto-
ry, and the officials yesterday morning
stated that the outlook at present
would seem to assure steady employ-
ment for the hands throughout the
summer.
Dewey ls Healthy.
WASHINGTON, April 6. —Admiral
Van Reypen, surgeon general of the
navy. says that all the recent reports
received from Manila show that Admi-
ral Dewey is in excellent health. The
surgeon of the Boston has recently ar-
rived back from the Manila station, and
the surgeon general specially inquired
of him as to Admiral Dewey’s health.
The response was most satisfactory,
showing that from the standpoint of a
naval surgeon closely identified with
the admiral he was in as good health
as could be expected in such a climate.
The Mare Island Dock.
W'ASHINGTON, April 6. —Admiral
Endicott, chief of the naval bureau of
yards and ducks, has completed and
submitted to the secretary of the navy
the plans and specifications of the new
drydock at Mare Island, Cal. This is to
be an important undertaking, giving a
dock large enough to receive the largest
battleship. The limit of cost is 3825.000,
and the specifications call for the com-
pletion of the work within two and a
half years.
Missouri to War on Trusts.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., April 6.—
'1'he senate yesterday passed the bill to
prevent the operations of trusts in this
state. It allows courts to issue restrain-
ing orders and persons injured by trusts
to recover threefold damages. The sen-
ate also passed a bill which is intended
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testimony against trusts.
Transport Crook Sails.
NEW YORK, April 6.——The United
States transport Crook sailed yesterday.
passing out of quarantine at 4:15 p. m.,
for Santiago to bring back another car-
go of bodies of deceased soldiers and
sailors tram the 1,900 and more bodies
which have been accumulated, of which
6.36 bodies of soldiers were brought here
by her on her last trip.
Girls Break For Freedom.
CHILLICOTHE, Mo., April 6.-—Twen~
ty-five inmates of the State Industrial
Home For Incorrigible Girls in this city
made a break for liberty. Armed with
butcher krives and other weapons, they
drove back the guards, but were finally
run down and captured by the police
after a long chase.
Button Makers Get It Rains.
operating here have announced a‘d-
vances or 15 and 10 per cent in wages.
Six hundred button workers are em.
played in the city.
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THE ARMY BEEF.
[Professor Chittenden of Yale Gives
the Result of His Analysis.
WASHINGTON, April 6.—The two .
principal witnesses before the beef in-
'luiry court yesterday were Professor
P. 1ssell H. Chittenden of Yale college
and Dr. Samuel A. Curry, who was lieu-
tenant colonel of the Second New Jer-
sey regiment, which was stationed at
Jacksonville during the war. Professor
Chittenden is one of the chemists se-
lected by the government to analyze
the canned roast beef. He presented
his report, showing that the beef gene
eraliy was good. No chemicals had been
found by him in its preparation, and it
'was generally wholesome. l-Ie, however,
expressed doubt as to whether the heat
of a. tropical climate would not cause
the \fat in the cans to liquify and thus
render the food displeasing to the sight.
Colonel Davis stated that most of the
cans from which the samples were tak-
en for analysis had been exposed to
the heat of tropical countries, some of
the cans being brought from Havana
1 for the purpose of the test.
Dr. Curry testified that the refrig-‘
erated beef supplied at Jacksonville
had on some occasions made. the men
sick. He had made chemical analysis
of the beef, which in one case showed
the presence of salicylic acid and in
another of boracic acid.
Dr. Maus, chief surgeon of_the Sev-
enth army corps; Colonel Huntington
of the marine corps and Mr. Raphael,
Armour’s New York agent, were also
heard during the day.
Major Lee presented more of the cor-
respondence between General Miles and
the court and put in a request on behalf
of the general that 9 of the 130 witness-
es whose names he had heretofore sug-
gested be called, saying that they would
testify concerning refrigerated beef and
chemically treated beef. The court did
not indicate whether the request would
be complied with.
The Jamaica Troubles.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, April 6.—Sir
Augustus Hamming, the governor, and
the representatives have failed .to reach
the hoped for compromise on the crit—.
ical issues that have been pending for
several weeks. The governor declining
to withdraw the additional official
members, the tariff bill was forced
through. The representatives then or-
dered a unanimous protest, and it is
thought that this will fire the move-
ment to join the Leeward islands and
to demand annexation to the United
States. Thus far no sensational popu-
lar demonstrations against the gov—
ernment’s attitude are reported.
Connecticut Postmaster In Trouble.
HARTFORD, April 6.—William L.
Hayes, postmaster at East Harland,
was arrested by United States Marshal
Woods in this city yesterday, charged
with the embezzlement of $344.12 of the
money order funds of the government.
Postofl‘iee Inspector C. M. Pendleton
has been investigating the case for
some time. The accused was taken be-
fore United States Commissioner Mar-
vin and was held for the May term of
the United States district court under
bonds of $800. He is 49 years old and
was appointed postmaster by President
Cleveland six years ago.
Mormon Missionaries Meet.
CHARLESTON, April 6.—The annual
conference of the 3101mon elders en-
gag ed in missionaiy work in the south-
e1n states is assembled here. .There
are 20 delegates present. The confer-
ence will last two days. Routine busi-
South Caro-
lina. is represented by but one dele—
gate, Elder Clevelan d of Seneca. Utah,
Idaho, Mexico, A1izona and some south-
ern states are represented in the gath-
ering.
Fanniiy and Ho'uis‘e Burned:
PENSACOLA, Fla, April 6.—A Mr.
Smith and his wife, recent arrivals
from the north, were burned to death
in their home near Harper’s Station,
ten miles from this city. Their bodies
rt re found yesterday. The authorities
left immediately for the scene to make
an investigation. Nothing is known
here of the full name or former home of
M1. Smith.
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