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PRESIDENT'S DESERT,
TRUSTS MUST BE HANDLED nut
PUI3LIC BENEFIT.
A Navy, Necessary to Back Up the
Monroe Doctrine -Tariff on An-
thracite Coal Should be Removed
---Reciprocity Negotiations.
Wnahington, Dec. 3. --Among the fm
portant expressions of President Roose-
velt in his message to. the two Houses
of Congress at the beginning of the sec-
ond session of • the 57th Congress are
the following :
We' still continue in a period of un-
bounded prosperity.
-A fundamental base of civilization Is
the inviolability of property, but this
is in- nowise consistent with the right of
society to regulate the e: vise of the
artificial powers which it ,,•onfers upon
the owners of property, under the name
of corporate franchises, in such a way
as to prevent the misuse of these pow-
ers. We. are not hostile to thein; we
are merely determined that they shall
be so handled as to subserve the pub-
lic good.
The question of regulation of the
trusts stands apart from the question
of tariff revision. Wherever the tarilt
conditions are such that a needed change
cannot with advantage be made by the
application of the reciprocity idea, then
it can be made outright by a lowering
of duties on a given article.
In my ,judgment the tariff on anthre.
cite coal should be removed.
The formation of the international
tribunal which sits at The Vague is
an event of good omen, from which
.great consequences for the welfare of
all mankind may clow.
The Congress has wisely provided that
we shall build at once an isthmian ca-
nal, if possible, at Panama. The At-
torney -General reports that we can un-
doubtedly acquire goon) title from the
French Panama Canal Company.
1 hope soon to submit to the Senate
a reciprocity treaty with Cuba. A
convention with Ureat Britain has been
concluded, which will be at once laid
before the Senate for ratification, pro-
viding for reciprocal track arrangements
'between the United States and New-
foundland on substantially trte lines of
the convention formerly negotiated by
the Secretary of State, Mr. Blaine. 1
believe reciprocal trade relations will be
greatly to the advantage of both 'coun-
tries.
President Roosevelt then refers to
the good results expected to follow the
formation of 1'le international.tribunal
a't The Hague for the settlement of in-
ternational disputes; the building' of an
isthmian canal, the Pacific cable, con-
ditions in the Philippines, recent naval
manoeuvres, and, proceeding says: -
There should be no halt in the work
of building t p the navy, providing every
year additional fighting craft. We have
deliberately made our own certain for-
eign policies, which demand the posses-
sion of a first-class navy. The Monroe
doctrine should be treated as the cardin-
al feature of American foreign poliey,
but it would be worse than idle to assert
it unless we intended to back it up,
and it can be backed up only by a thor-
oughly' good navy, ?: navy is not a pro-
vocative of war. It is the surest guar-
anty of pence.
There is not a cloud on the horrizon
at present. There seems not the slight-
est chance of trouble with a foreign
power. We most earnestly hope that
this state of things may continue; and
the way to insure its continuance is to
provide for a thoroughly etTiei it navy.
The refusal to maintain such a navy
would invite trouble, and if trouble came
it would inure disaster. Fatuous self-
complaceney or •vanity. or short-sight-
edness in refusing to prepare for danger
is both foolish and wicked in 'itch a. na-
tion as ours; and past expel. trace has
shown that 'suet.' fatuity in refusal to
recognize or prepare for any crisis itt ad-
vance is usually succeeded by a toad
panic of hysterical fear, once the crisis
has actually arrived.
Crown Prince Sails From Vancouver.
Washington, Dee. 2. -The Crown
Prince of Siam, just before be sailed
from Vancouver for the east, telegraph-
ed to the President a tribute of thanks
for the reception accorded ]lint in this
country.
Diphtheria at Belle River.
Windsor, Dee, 2. -Delle River public
schools have been closed owing to the
presence of diptireria, Three deaths
have already occurred and seven families
are down with .the malady.
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES.
Mayor Flendrle of Idautilton will not run
again.
The anthracite cool strike commission
will resume sessions at Scranton.
Municipal nominations took place yester-
day throughout Manitoba.
The amalgamation of powerful British
Iron and steel companies coutltues.
Tames Oliver was committed for trial at
Tweed for shooting. Albert 0. Skelton.
The Toronto Presbytery has passed en un -
animus resolution supporting the liquor
net.
The London hoard of Trade has passed a
resolution In opposition to the liquor act
of 1002.
The education bill is expected to reach
Its second reeding In the Iiouse of Lords
on )Friday.
Negotiations Incron foot to; an amalga-
mation of Itnotype coanptuiles throughout
the world.
At Messrs. 'lake and Devlin's meeting at
Montreal g1,700 was subscribed to the Irish
home rule fungi).
!rive l:ngllsh shipping firms are cotubin.
iog to form n new line between New York
and the far east.
Pulp and paper tmmnufactureis, et a meet.
Ing in Montreal, derided to ask for an esc-
port duty on pulpwood,
The smallpox epidemic has become so
Serioni in South Piantag. at that a
Special_physician
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been appointed me to
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deal wih it, and the health' oilicei' has
issued an order for the compulsory vne-
civation of the inhabitants. There are
five cases in the Township of Fitzroy and
four in the Township of Wid..difgld,.
FIVE BURNED TO BEATH,
A GALICIAN FAMILY NEAR RUS
. SELL, MANITOBA.
The Mother and Four Young Child-
ren Burned Up With Their Dwell-
ing-L....te Suspicion of Foul
Flay,
Winnipeg, Dec. 3.--A .holocaust occur-
red last night at the residence of a (41-
Wien- family residing some 'distance north
of Russell village, l;'ive persons were
burned to death, the mother and. .four
children. The names are :-Mrs. Mar•
.took, aged 34 ; Mary partook, aged 9 ;
ilielley Hartook, aged 0 ; John Har -
took, aged 6; baby partook, aged five
months. There is some Suspicion of foul
play or poison. The constable and 'Coe.
over are investigating.
The tragedy was not discovered until
the return of the father in the afternoon,
when he found the partially dressed and
charred bodies of wife and children on
the floor of Itis cabin. his wite, with the
baby clasped in her arms, was in an un -
consumed part of the house, while the
three elder children were lying under a
,mass of cherted sticks which had fallen
on them. These children were more or
less burned. t•'it the mother and baby
were not nwrked in any way. A do;
was found dead on the floor, and all the
bodies and remains frozen stili`. One
theory is that poison was used before
tete match Was applied. '1'h: stomachs I
will be sent to -Winnipeg for analysis. ,.
JAMES QUIRK'S DEATH,
BRANTFORD CORONER'S JURY
FIND HE WAS MURDERED.
Death Caused by Blows on the Head
Delivered by Person Unknown -
The Tragedy of March 23 Last
Recalled.
Brantford. Dec. 3. --The. adjourned in-
quest ou the death of the late James
Quirk was resumed in the Po -
bee teourt room. Coroner Dr. C. C. lfis-
ette went over important parts of the
evidence, explaining to the jury the dif-
ferent points. The jury asked a number
of questions, after which they retired
at 8.30, remained out about r.we1ve min-
utes, when they brought in the follow-
ing verdict: -"The late James Quirk
came to his death by violent blows de-
livered upon his head by some person
or persons unknown to the jury:'
It will be remembered that on Sunday
night, March 23, between 11.33 and 11.55,
the late James Quirk was found dead
in thtt harness -roost connected with the
Commercial Hotel stable. Mr. Quirk
and Air. 3. T. Toole were partners,in tire
hotel. Shortly before the hour above
named 11.r. Quirk entered the hotel read-
ing-rootn, told Mr. Toole that he could
retire, and he (Quirk) would take
charge. Mr. Toole retired. Soon after
this Quirk told the bellboy to retire,
which be did. It is said about 11.33
Quirk ]eft the hotel reading -room to en-
ter the barroom, after which he was
not seen alive. 1 -Tis companions and ac-
tions on that night have all been ac-
counted for op to 11.35. He was found
dead in the harness -room fifteen minutes
afterwards.
THE GERMAN TARI . Ft
REICHSTAG AGREES TO VOTE I T
AS A WHOLE.
An Embittered and Personal Debate
in the Reichstag -The President
May Resign.
Berlin, Dee. 3. -After an embittered
political and personal debate the
Reichstag declared by 198 to 45 votes
that 'Baron Von Kardorlf's motion to
vote the tariff bill as a whole was ad-
missible under the rules. The Socialists
abstained from voting. President Von
Ballestrct-n was not in the chair to -day.
He docs not agree with the majority's
tactics, and it is reported that 'he may
resign. The President has hada sharp
conUict with the other Centrist leaders.
).'resident Buesiug, National Liberal, who
opposes the procedure of voting the bill
Sts rt whole, )nay also resign for the same
reason.
A PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY.
Rate Hassett, the Actress, Shot by
Barry Johnstone. -
Philadelphia, Dec, ;1. -"Barry John-
stone, the actor who shot and killed
Kale llassett, leading woman of
Leith's .Bijou Theatre Stock Com-
pany, last night and attempted suicide,
is reported by the hospital physicians
to he improving. They think that he
will recover.
ENGINEER MURPHY KILLED.
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-Odra at Al orrisburg yesterday by
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the :members of the Press Association
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