I i a i V- 1 1 I III Uses Her Hatchet on Finest I Joint In Topeka DAY OF NUMEROUS FIGHTS Baloon Klement nml Teinptrnnee renpte CIhuIi Over Merit ol the CntrMr Nr tlon Arretted Hut Promptly Iteleaseil tlnliin llrnt Polite Protection Topcfcu Feb C Mrs Nation roster day lotrtevod Mondays set back when the untl throe followers wrought dam age to the extent ol J 1500 in the Sen cute the finest equipped joint in Topokn She did mote for she taliictl the first jiollee protection given her aihco she started out on her biiloou smashing career at Wichita a month ngo The poflce followed up her raid nud arrested the proprietor of the Son nte and two men who were guarding the plaee Mrs Nation was arrested but promptly released Mrs Nation and her wreckers each nrmed with a hatchet sallied forth at daybreak and caught the Jointist nap ping They forced their way past n negro who guarded the door and in lesj than ten minutes had strewn the Hour with broken mirrors bottles slot ma chines and splintered bar fixture The negro 11 red a shot of warning Into the ceiling but It had no effect Presently a policeman stalked leis urely into the room and said Well Sister Nation I guess well have to arrest you again Mrs Nation had Just smnshed the last bottle and was ready to go All right she re sponded cheerily you just came when 1 wanted you to She turned back as she reached tlio door and Inquired Everything cleaned up ladles The police judge was glad to release ber when she appeared for trial and administered -a tongue lashing to that efflclnl and Mrs Nation soon walked proudly down Kansas avenue free again to smash and preach Michael Wagner supposed to be tbe owner of the Senate made the best of Ids opportunity and promptly se urert a quantity of liquor to supply the thirst of the crowds that poured Into hs plaee to view the wreckage that the Kntlonists hnd wrought During the afternoon two donutloi from Sheriff Cookes office raided the plaee and arrested Wnsrnor Shop Lyto and two guards and took eharro of the Ptoek of liquors AVarrants had been awnrn out only for AVacnor and Turtle but one of the demit les wa in angrv when a guard struck him that he ar rested botli guard Later Chief of Police Ptahl In an In terview with a reporter said I do not care lf Mrs Nation Kmashps ercrv joint In Topeka T sympathize with her T hope she will close up the saloons of the cltv A an officer of the lnw though it Is mv duty to arrest her everv time she creates a disturbance or deetrov prop erty Tf wo hnd I bo rrrht kind of state It would not be neccsarv for Mrs Nation to do what she Is There 1 a tvnr deal of talk of nlos to hurt M Naton Tt was learned yesterdav Hint several saloon men have charged thiek class bottes wUh tm rnendoiis procure so that an ernln slon will follow tlmir bebi brol en She Is not at all dlsin hcd bv thee stories Numerous nhq hnvo oc curred over merits of Mrs Nations case Commends Mm Nation Coursr Burlington la Fob 0 Mrs Marlon H DiiMhain president of the Iowa state Womens Chrlstinn Temperance nnion gives her unqualified approval to the methods adopted by Mrs Nation In fighting the unlawful saloon She expresses herself as heartily In favor of any plan that will tend to bring Hie aloon keepers to n realization of the laws of the land I Troopa Sent to IU ntore Order 1 Lima Peru Feb 0 Advices from Bolivia report serious disturbances noar Challana about 21 miles from La Paz The Holivian government has Bent troops to restore order The origin of the trouble is not political but concerns the management of the India rubber plnnts of tho district Sloax City Wurnn Mm Nation Sioux City Feb 0 The city council last night passed a strong resolution declaring that If Mrs Nation comes to Sioux City as It has been announced Is her intention none of her saloon work will bo tolerated but that she Will be arrested and punished i Stat Penitentiary Quarantined Lincoln Feb 0 Because of the ex istence of smallpox In the vicinity Warden Hopkins and Physician Ed wards last night quarantined the state peultentlury No convicts will be re ceived at the prison until the quaran tine is raised iced Hat for Martlnclll I Paris Feb 0 Tho Rome corre spondent of the Temps says a letter from the Vatican has been posted to Archbishop Martlnclll the apostolic delegate In United States notifying him that he will be created a cardinal State Against Union Pacific Lincoln Feb G On motion of At torney General Prout the supreme court yesterday continued tho case of rhn urntn iifnlnst tJio Union Pnelilc first sitting in April Apprehensive for Sim 1latt I New York Feb O Mrs T C Piatt W of Souutor Piatt was reported at the Fifth Avenue hotel as not so well as she was yesterday and there was some apprehension felt about her con Oltloa WADE FUND HARD TO RAISE linm omen Ilmt tt llllllrtilt toSreure Moiiv Tor Miiiiiuuilit Dos Moines Fob 7 The movement among Iowa women for the raising of a ftitd with which to erect a lnonu tn jnt to Jennie Wade on the Gettys burg battlefield Is not bearing fruit us expected and thus far but 150 has been contributed for Multipurpose It was the Intention to raise about 1000 during the winter months so that work on the monument could be commenced In the spring The work Is In charge or Mrs Margaret K I Unman Belinond la She has sent out cir culars tJl all the corps of the state and has solicited contributions from old soldiers and others and Is disappointed nt results It Is probable that tbe monument will not be begun this year but further time will be taken to con sider the matter PONSANDROEBERDRAW Atiirrtenti Ctiiimplou More Tlinn ItnlflallU On u With the 1reiieh Wrcnllor Poliee Stop the Itiilt New York Fob For one hour and seventeen minutes Finest Roobor the American wrestler and the French champion Paul Pons struggled for su premacy in a roped ring lu Madison Sqtinro Garden last night They might have gone on for another hour but the arbitrary order of Police Inspector Thompson who declared that be would not allow the bout to go on after mid night stopped the match lu a most un satisfactory manner at midnight Pons held the upper hand at nearly every stage of the contest but be lacked the cleverness of tho smaller innn who was never caught unawares at any moment and Itoeber though chirk by many years the older and In stature far Inferior to the big foreigner more thnn held his own That the bout was on the level there can be no ques tion and the 7000 people who loft the big building had only the warmest praise for the athletes RESEEDING OF RANGES South Dakota Cuttle GrnircrH Will DIkouhs Iniliortniit OiUstlou Kapld City S D Feb 7 At the coining Western South Dakota Cattle Growers association in this city one of tlio most Important questions to come up for discussion will bo the re seoding of Mliick Hills and eastern Wyoming ranges in many parts of the ranges the native grass has been killed off by overcrowding of cattle An experiment made by the Oregon Navigation company in Oregon has proved a success and will probably bo ndopted in tills section Tho com 1 pany employed an Industrial agent who said that there wore five grasses and two nit alt as that will grow on tho range without irrigation War Among Colored Ilaptlstn Osage City Kan Fob 7 The mem bers of the colored Baptist church here are engaged in a war to see which is the stronger and as a result a partly finished church is in ruins Some time ago some members loft the church and immediately started to build another worshiping place This did not suit the other members and yesterday they went there in full force with their axes and hatchets and de molished tho building Tho carpenters arrived by this time and many or the negroes wore seriously hurt for their pains Governor to lie Klecteil by Direct Vote Havana Feb 5 In the Cuban con stltutional convention yesterday the question of provincial government came up for discussion and it was voted that the governors of the prov inces should be elected by the direct vote of the people a motion to havo the president appoint them being de feated TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS Will Wright and Stun Williams ne groes charged with murder were killed In the county Jail at Dade City Fla by a mob Robert Swab u resident of SpIng lleld Ills was Wednesday anestod on a warrant charging him with the mur der of his wife Lou Burns killed his wife by cutting her throat In her room ut Hills board ing house in Nevada Mo Wednesday Burns was drunk Former Congressman Tom L John son Wednesday formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic may oralty nomination for the city of Cleve land Fourteen men are quarantined In a passenger coach in Merrill Wis A man supposed to have the smallpox was removed from the train at Toma hawk Tho Confederate Veterans associa tion of Savannah passed resolutions against the Invitation to President Mc Klnley to attend the reunion of Con federate veterans In Memphis Concordia Kan Is dry again The six jolntlsts who have boon paying monthly linos of 100 each to the city refused to pay Wednesday and all closed their saloons as a result Harry Arron while delivering bak ers supplies in Kansas City Weilnen day night was brutally assaulted and robbed by a footpad Ills skull was fractured and he may die The robber secured 15 Dr Homer Stuntz Mt Vernon Ta bus been appointed presiding elder of the Methodist Episcopal church In the Philippine islands and will sail from w -B C tf II J -- Railroad company for hearing ut tlio nuns M i e up his new olllclnl duties April 1 Arbitration committees from the Chicago carpenters and builders asso ciation and the carpenters executive council have practically reached an agreement which all concede will mean the end of the building trades labor war that has existed lu Chicago for over u year Tlltt NORFOLK NKWS FRIDAY K1WKUAUY H HUH illl III W PI nil I Mil vnJ W hi Until Mill I ILU III II Meet hiK In hUii lllwen in ImkIiiiiiI Queens Body Placed at Rest In Frogmore Mausoleum SERVICES AT THE TOMB Only Meinliern of tlie Ito ml lnmlly At teuileil tlnieiiilex lit Iturliil Iliiet lloily IjiIiI tn Itiit Near I hul of IIih Print ii Com m t Windsor Feb 5 -The hir t honors bodv now rets peaceably near that of her husband lu tho mausoleum at Frogmore The llnal ceromohleh wciu moie of a pathetic diameter than of I the obsequies which preceded them Shortly before II oclock In the pros once of the royal mourners the Grou J ndler guards lifted the eollln from its I temporary resting pluco In the Albert Memorial chapel ami placed it on a gun carriage In the meanwhile tlio tuoons company of Grenadiers drawn up lu the quadrangle presented arms and wheeled Into line their rifles at the reverse and with slow meas ured steps marched toward the eastl pale At the head of the procession was a band playing Chopins funeral march Slowly the cortege passed un der the massive archway Into tho long walk which was a mass of black brilliantly edged with scarlet Guardsmen kept tho crowds back In place on the gun carriage was tho same regalia which attracted the eyes of millions since the funeral march began at Osborne walked the king Emperor heads were bent The blue and gray of tho Ionium princes redeemed tho royal group from perfect somborness of color Behind hose walked Queen I AloMiiuIra and the royal princesses deeply veiled As the last trio of these veiled wom en passed out from the castle there came two boys dressed In bright kilts nnd velvet jackets Between them was a young girl her fair loose hair glittering against the crepe of her mourning Two of these wore chil dren of Princess Henry of Battenburg and tlie other1 was the little Prince Edward of York At the lodge gates the strain of the band died away and the pipers com menced their lament There between the broad avenue of stately trees the crowds were tho thickest forming dense black banks By t30 p m the crowned hler had passed Into tho other no dear to the late queen ranging them fdves on each side of the coflln Tho bishop of Winchester read tlie last part of the burial service After further Kinging by the choir the benediction was given and amid the privacy of this family tomb the last farewells were said the funeral came to an end the mourner1 drove to the castle and the crowds dispersed WANTS ONLY AN OUTLET Union 1aelflc Seel Control Tor Central Line ot Whole SjHlem New York Feb 5 The Hiirrlman syndicate Is not giving out freely In formation regarding the Union Pacific deal but It Is leaking out gradually Prominent members of the Stock ex change discussed tho situation yester day A suggestion was made for a plan by which the Union Pacillc would be able to assume absolute and perma nent control of -the Central Pacific without assuming any llablllt i l whole Southern Pacific sv member of the Union Pa ern Pacific Is In Us control of the nat ural and only possible outlet for tho Union Pacific to San Francisco MIhs Tittemore Iliiek Iroin Manila Marshalltown Feb 5 Miss Mar garet TIttemoro sister of General Traffic Mannger Tltteinore of tho Iowa Central railroad has arrived in her home In this city after a six months Journey through China Japan and the Philippines She denies emphatically the press dispatches to the effect that she boarded the United States battle- ehlp Indlnnn as a stowaway but ad- A Perfeet Jentlemnn So you proposed to Miss De VereT exclaimed Miss Cayenne Yes answered Willie Washington yesterday evening What did she say 1 dont remember I heard her tell a friend she wns going to see how many proposals he could get this sea son and I thought It would only bo po lite of me to help out Washington Star Chicago Feb tl Wild waves or enthusiasm for everything that was ltoor with storms of hisses and howls tir derision for Britain her soldleri and her rulers swept over a Central Music hall auillence last night Thundering cheers for Kruger Stoyit Dowel ami Mot hit rang out with cries of shame for Kitchener ami Lord Moberts among the audience which had assembled to hear the Moer envoy Hercules t Vlljocn and P Under Wessels plead their cause The men tion of the name of Queen Victoria lime been paid to Queen Victoria tier f01j iiss8 tud dciiunelatlons from the crowd Mr Vlljocn who comes direct from the seat of war in South Africa where he act as Held cornet told of scenes which he hail loft of wives torn from their husbands children left without mothers and homes pillaged destroyed and ruined WosseK a cousin of President Steyn was confident of ultimate success YOUTSEY SENTENCED Tuluii to Iritnkroit to Kulrr tpon IV i m ol Life lnii texlH I1U liuioi eiiee Ill Georgetown Ky Feb 0 Henry 10 YoutM y will be taken to Fraiiklort today to cuter upon his term of lllo imprisonment Voutscy was pale and weak when he stood up to receive tho sentence of the court yesterday Ills wllo bet nearby and heard the stern sentence - i I r cockcl hats and looking pale and card prog ch hi uiu - linl tho rolluB of worn In similar attitude were tho10 iVtut klnus of Portugal and Melgium All lodge which leads to the Frogmore en- been ordered to Louronzo Marque closure where none W the family and No ollicial conllrniatlon of the report servants were admitted The choir Is obtainable met them and the roynl family and I their relatives entered the burial place the verdict Now continued the judge havo you any reason to glvo why sentence should not bo pronounced upon you Youtsey shifted his position slightly and cleared his throat One hand clutched tho lapel of his cont the other rested on tho table The court room was perfectly quiet In a low but bio tone Youtsey spoke these words 1 have nothing to say except that I am innocent and that my conviction was accomplished only by base and In famous subornation of perjury I BOERSTHREATEN MARQUEZ Itiimiii That a Heiiiet Ha Heen Mailu of ICiikIiiimI for Alntanue I London Feb It Is reported lni London that the Moors commanded by Blake are threatening Louronzo Mar que and that Portugal has requested British assistance It is further as serted that a British squadron has The Boors captured 200 British when they rushed Mcddcrfontcin Jan Mi Tho prisoners were subsequently re leased Thirty British were killed or wounded Tho newly formed guard for the Band mines left Stelllngbosh for Jo hannesburg Wednesday An order has been gazetted permit ting the Importation of goods into the Transvaal subject to a military per mit An KiikIiuhI to Stop the War Frankfort Feb 0 At a meeting of Boer sympathizers hero yesterday at tended by some 5000 people a resolu tion was adopted appealing to Croat Britain to stop the war In South Af rica Christian Dowet n nephew of the Boer commander who was present was carried around the hall on tho shoulders of the promoters of the meeting DeiTet to Do Some Anncxliii London Fob A special dispatch conlliiL to dlsnatch from Cat lib lu a iiioirau 11 1 1 win vji 0 case of what Is suspected to bo the bubonic plague has developed there lliiivy Camialty LUt London Feb 0 The war office re ceived a very heavy South Africa cas ualty list yesterday showing in addi tion to 115 killed and 77 wounded lu uc tlon H deaths from disease during tlio present month Tho total death list from the beginning of the war eiows IfJOfil victims Charge UiinU With Murder Sioux City Fob 4 The coroners mlts having sniled from Nagasaki toiJury yesterday rouuu a voruict in tin Toklo on the cattleshlp Indiana un 1 mysterious deuth of John Worrell known to the commanding officer of charging Frank Dennis with murder the VPSROl MissTlttemore1ffr Amor UeillllS WHS UlTOSied lea with the Intention of mnrrying Lieutenant Warren Dean of the Fifth cavalry but the engagement was broken at Nagasaki Snow of Great Value Topeka Feb 5 Snowbound trains were released yesterday Although schedules have not been restored en tirely no more serious delay Is ex pected Missouri Pacific trains stalled on the Central branch were relensed with tho aid of snow plows or forced their way through Jhe banks of snow with double headers In central Kan ens n slight thaw set In and as the ground was not frozen hard the water will all be absorbed and result in grca good to wheat Ieiln Tlirlr Commliilnni Lincoln Feb 0 Rev D W Morlar ty chaplain of the First regiment and First Lleutennnt Sydenham company A Second regiment have resigned their commissions TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS Tho queen of Sweden and Norway Is suffering from a dangerous affection of the throat President Zelaya has suppressed the Nicaragua legation in London Paris and Madrid Clarence Forbes of Chicago won from Kid Garfield of Chicago In the t i fourth round at Memphis Tuesday A 175000 tiro visited Hvansvllle Tuesday night The department store of the Lahr Bncou company wus de stroyed President Hlckoy of the Western league has named R L Carruthers or Chicago as oue of tho leaguo umpires for the coming season Reports uio cunent that the freight pool malntuluud by western Hues hut gone to pieces as the result of rebell ious actions taken by the Chicago Great Western 9 PR IS I Boers Capture Garrison at Mcddcrfontcin RELIEF COLUMN FOILED Oineem itnil Men Canleil OIT in Prlitirr ol Vliir Are ArilthiK nl Vereenluliiir rvteixlniri Iteoeriipleil liy the Hi Ilium lion mi Im I untune Ten Iter Loudon Feb -I Tho war olllce has roeohod the following front I old Kitchener commander In chief In South Africa Pietorlu Feb J Our post at Med dorfontcln on the laterrantl south west of Krngorsdoip was attacked by 1000 Moors Tho relief column sent out finni Kriigersdorp failed to pre vent the fall or the post No details yet at hand but olllcers and men cap tured al the post are arriving at Ver conlglng Lnurcuzn Marqiic7 Fob I -There Is a commando of 000 Moors on Portu guese territory It Is supposed that their Intention Is to rescue the Moors here Tho Portuguese authorities have decided to remove to Madeira such Moer refugees as decline to sur render to the Mrltlsh Mloemrontcln Fob 2 The Mrltlsh have roocenplod Petersburg t l In bun li iiulni ml tn i i i jI mtl1 lUlltni tlieill ihiiibihiiiiib m i iiu imii tt jm jjjI 11UI1 m IIIH viuminum m n 41 I 1 In lllll IlilOlk lilt and the Huke of Connaught wearing WMHIiim WH IKllHllllUU X llil imi U- fcvuv i military overcoats and plumed under the ordeal bravely ltrlolly Judge Cantiill outlined the DEWET HAS 3000 llrltldh Clenernl In Toneh Willi Kueli Other Are MotliiK KiihI Pretoria Feb 4- Jcnoral Dewct be crossed the Thnbii NChu line going Houthward The Moors have colluded in force In the eastern Transvaal In order to facilitate thulr escape The horse sickness now urovnlla In several districts and Im making communica tion more dlllleult Organized attacks have boon made nlong the eastern line and a large com bined movement has been arranged against those taking part lu them with the object of clearing the whole region of tho Moors and of supplies Columns commanded by Smith Berrien from Wcnitlorfoiitelii Camp bell fronv Midilellmrg Anderson from ICerstefabrleken Knov from Koolfoln tolii Aloeiiby from Zuurfonteln Dart noil from Spring and Colvllle rrom Greylinghtad all In toch with each other are moving lu an easterly di rection Bay lloc rn Will Neier He ConHrred Now York Feb - M Clark an ex member of parliament and a Moer sympathizer arrived hero yesterday on tiie steamship Minneapolis Mr Clark showed himself to bo wholly In sym pathy with the Moors ns ho said they were making a very brave struggle and would never be conquered Said he If tho English should be victorious and establish their rule over the Boers the hitler will never acknowledge that rule If England should conquer she will have another Ireland on her hand The disposition of the people preclude their over giving up the struggle PRESIDENT BURT TALKS Itefciit TrntiKnel ion Will Not A Heel Pre nil Triilllf ArriiiiKeiiieiit New York Fob b Horace Burt president of the Lulou Pacillc railriiiul is at tlio Waldorf Worlu accompa nied by his wife and several friends Including J II Millard president ot tho Omaha National Imnli and ludgc W R Kelly general solicitor ol the Union Pacillc The party will spend u week or ten days in tills city President Burt in an interview ex plained at length tho proxont condi tions of tho Union Pacllic which has Just acquired the Southern Pacific He bald that tho great transaction would not affect present traffic arrangements tv fm- froni Capo Town says that General De j 1 conclusion Mr Burt outlined the vlinn o vi according to Cape Town reports provoments of the Union Pacific road- intends to annex various districts or Imporliuit changes which are he Is boliiR made on the main lino In fiiiiiliiinMitiii ClP Colony although now i iniiui llieiilltl i tHnnlif mlvli1 H1 uruij niiiiiiiLii iiuii rli leo 110 I lo liin vlnul n llimi u Inrerest nt tho In Mm Cnll K e COIOI1ISIS 1101 IO join IIIII1 - interest or tlie COllipnny In the I n nml curvatures About Xi miles n f iwit u this section have been practically re built materially reducing the grades In another two years still more changes on the divide and the Salt Lake section in western Utah will be completed The road will bo shortened about miles making the distance between Council RluITs and Ogden practically 1000 miles Iloem Cherish Vlclorliin Memory Chicago Feb 4 Philip Louter Wes sols one of the throe Boer envoys now In this country to enlist sympathy and aid for the struggling republic lu an address at McVlckers theater yester day declared the Boers cherished the memory of Queen Victoria that sho would have tried to end the South African war had she lived and thnt her death was hastened by thnt war riot to Kill KIiik Victor Kiumannel Rome Feb 4 Agents of the Italian detective department in tho United States report thut Culgagano the an archist has left for Europe to make nn attempt on the life of King Victor Emmanuel and that he Is acting under tho onlers of the Paterson nnarchlsts Tho Italian police are watching the ports and frontier stations To A limit Ituimlun Siiar Prea London Feb 4 It Is asserted In this city says the Berlin correspond ent of the Dally Mall that Russia and tho United States have concluded a secret agreement admitting Russlun sugar freo of differential duties to the Ualted States Russia In turn makes certuln concessions to America Hotel llurm at llluKhauitun Bliigliuinton N Y Feb 0 The Ex position hotel here was burned yester day Oue man Tom Cook n noted Jockey perished Several persons were fatally injured lu jumping from the wluUowt of the burning hoteL rSORU8 CARNEGIE PLANT Mm V MJ ml lea I e Seen re ton I ml II tit tu lilet In IIIk sluiil Compiiny New Yolk Fob 0 Tho Tribune hays Negotiations for the salu of Andrew Carnegies conl rolling Interest In the stock or the Carnegie company veio brought to it successful slon yesterday 1 Plerpont Morgan and his associates being tlio purchn cis The terms cannot be at pres ent announced but the ileal Is u co lossal one rivalling the recent chimp or conliol of the Southern Paclllr when that property passed Into tho hands of the Union Paclllo Interest Mr Carnegie had ueaily 51 per cent of the liononlo of the Carnegie com pany This stock lias not been llulcil on any stock exchange but I5K wan recently paid Tor a 1000 share lu thu Carnegie company Assuming Unit Mr Carnegie has dis posed of his holdings at par ho will ro eelve rully 850011000 for his Inter est while al the same time he will re tain his nt or M per cent In the IOO 000000 bond Issue of the Carnegtu company The object aimed at by Mr Morgan and the Interests allied with him when treating wllh Mr Cnniegin was the assurances of an cndtitliiR peace lu the sleel Industry In the Unit ed Slates and UiIr condition Is now be lieved to have been obtained FIGHT CASE IM COURT Ilenrlni Kegim on Appllenllon for nn JtllM lion A kI leiri lix ltullllu Content ill Clneliiiiiill Cincinnati Feb tl -Arguments anrt testimony were heard yesterday be fore Judge llolllster of the common picas court on an application for an In junction against the Joirrlos Muhlln prize light In this oily Fob 15 After considerable sparring ninoiiR the attorneys It was decided that tho case would proceed on Its merits Tor a permanent Injunction rather than for a temporary restraining order but the defense reserved the right of ap peal to higher courts Judging from the slow progress made and the lonu list of witnesses It Is tiiught now that the hearing will not lc complete this week and that the decision of Judge llolllster may not be had be fore next week After submitting the contracts and other doctituentH only four witnesses were examined GREAT WESTERN CIRCUIT Dati k Ariiinceil Tor the Mrellli During Hie CuiniiiK Summer Chicago Fell 0 Delegates from the various rotting associations com posing the Croat Western circuit met hero yesterday and arranged dates for the meetings during the coming summer Tho season opens In July with n double mooting and closes In October with one The dates ar ranged for Iowa follow Davenport July 10 o 10 purse T 000 Dos Moines July Ui to JO purse 0000 Indepeiideiiie July HO lo Aug - purse frJNHU iitiniiquo wig to purse 0000 Columbus Junc tion Aug Si lo t purse 5000 FIGHTERS EVADE GOVERNOR ContliiKeiiU Ship to Cll lieit on Sperlal Traill Ulgln Ills Feb The Cmako JnekMiii prize fight prohibited at Bel vlilere by Governor Yales was pulled oir at Gilberts Kane county A special train with 500 on board reached that little village soon after midnight and adjourned to a hnlJ where a ring was formed and the fight commenced There are no police suvo the village marshal and there was no Interference Cronke was knocked out lu tho 12th round To KuppreHi Tlelcot M iilpfliff Chicago Feb 7 Chairmen of all th passenger associations In the Unltcil States held a conference at the Audi torium hotel yesterday for the purpose of organizing from their own member ship a protective association for tho prevention of frauds of all kinds upon the passenger departments of tho roads The efforts of the new associa tion will be directed especially against manipulation of tickets by scalpers In such n way as to deprive the roads of a large amount of revenue Merrlam Ilenle Iteporr Denver Fob 7 Referring to sen sntlnnnl dispatches which have been pent from Denver containing what pur ported to be nn Interview with hint expressing disappointment nt the no tion of President McKlnloy In omitting his nnmo from the list of promotions under the new army law General II C Merrlam desires the Associated Press to say that he denies absolutely hav ing given any Interview or linvlns made any criticism of the president Ctrl Kliluupeil for Huimom St Joseph Mich Feb 4 Vina Mill tho 14-year-old daughter of George A Mills of Benton Harbor was kidnaped from here Friday evening It was supposed the divorced wife of Mills came from Chicago and took tho chlhl away but telegraph mossages anil benrching parties have failed to reveal her whereabouts Mr Mills had tho custody of Vlnn and ns ho Is well-to-do some think the child is kldtiuped for ransom Hold Memorial Service Lincoln Feb 4 Former subjects of Queen Victoria with others hold elab orate memorial services last evening at Holy Trinity Episcopal church which was crowded to the doors Tho princi pal addresses were delivered by Chan cellor K Benjuinln Andrews of tho University of Nebraska aud Hon Al bert Wntkins Maniiiriler It Hound Orer Omaha Feb 7 Henry Mnunwiler an employment agent was bound over to the district court under 1000 bonds for the alleged decoying of Miss Bertie Moort out of the state jsS II 1 wafcl 1 V