The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, February 22, 1901, Page 3, Image 3
l i Wi W 14 7 ric H B MI Complete Surrender on Part of i Imperial Court HOW CHINESE MUST DIE Foreign Knvoys Orant Itequest for Strang alatlon Instead of Ieeadtatlon In Tiro CasesNegotiations Hoardlng runlsli ments Now Considered Closed Ixmdon Feb 21 Dr Morrison wir ing to the Times from Peking says The court has yielded and consented to the Inlllctlon of the punishment fle innnded petitioning however that the sentences on Chao Shu Schlo and Ylng Nlen may be strangulation Instead of decapitation To this the foreign en Toys have agreed The question there font Is virtually settled and the main reason for the Tal Yuen Fu expedition censes to exist Commenting upon the latest advices from Peking the Times says There t cannot be nny reasonable doubt that the sudden surrender of the Chinese court was due to fears Inspired by Count von Wnldcrseos order The lesson will not be lost on the nllles should the Chinese resort again to their traditional tactics of evasion ana delay London Feb 21 At their latest meeting says the Peking correspond ent of tho Morning Post wiring yester day the foreign envoys agreed to a compromise They propose to permit the imperial court to commute the Bontcnces of decapitation In the cases of Prince Tuan Duke Lan and Gen eral Tung Fu Uniting to life Imprison ment and will agree to the following punishments Prince Chwnng to be strangled Yu Ilslen to be decapitated Chao Shu Scliio and Ylng Nien to be permitted to strangle thmselves and Chi Hsln and IIw Chung Wn to be be headed In Peking If the court ad vances no new obstacles tho negotia tions on the first point of the demands of tho powers may be considered closed PELTED WITH PAPER BALLS President of Rrlchiirnth Bombarded by Czechs anil Sitting Adjourns In Uproar Vienna Feb 21 There was a repe tition yesterday of the turbulent scenes marking most of the recent sittings of the relehsrath which com pelled the president to close the ses sion The trouble nrose over the presi dents statement that he proposed to use the right of censorship in regard to interpellations The Czechs and pan Germans simultaneously attempt ed to make speeches in their respective languages Pnndemonlum followed find objectlonnble epithets wore passed freely Finally the young Czechs forced their way o the presidential chair and bombarded the president with paper balls whereupon the sit tings were suspended amid scenes of tho greatest uproar EDWARDS VISIT IS PRIVATE Going to Spend a Few Days With III In valid Sister Empress Frederick London Feb 21 The announcement of the date Saturday of King Ed wards departure for Friedrichshof near Cronberg has revived the stories that his trip will be extended to Berlin to repay Emperor Williams visit to England at the time of Queen Vic torias death and that he will go thence to Denmark At present how ever his majesty has no Intention of bo doing He will merely pay a ly private visit of n few days to the Dowager Empress Frederick He will not be accompanied by the queen It Is probable that at the end of March King Edward and Queen Alexandra will go to Copenhagen whence King Edward will visit Prince Henry oi Prussia at Kiel STILL HOLD THEIR POSITION Rebel Forces Are Occupying Country Be tween Colon and Panama Kingston Feb 21 The British steamer Louisiana which arrived here from Colon Colombia reports that when It left the latter port Feb 13 the rebel forces still held their posi tions in the vicinity of the railroad line between Colon and Panama but that there had been no serious fight ing Liberal sympathizers attempted to set fire to the town of Boras Del Toro a fortnight ago A policeman discovered the plot just as a powder train was about to be Ignited The discovery created consternation in the town The streets are now patrolled nightly by business men of the community who Include many Americans Pool Belling Lawful In Mlssonrl Jefferson City Mo Feb 21 The supremo court yesterday In passing on the decisions of lower courts in which these laws were involved de clared the following enactments con stitutional State barber examiner law Breeders racing law allowing bookmaklng and pool selling on race tracks licensed by the state nudltor law taxing Inheritances for the benefit of tho State university Find Shortage or 830000 Salem Or Feb 21 The special committee appointed by the legislature to examine the books of the state land office yesterday reported that a defal cation of 30000 had been discovered In that department the shortage hav ing occurred in 1804 when George W Davis handled the school funds Kennedy Trlnl Nearing End New York Feb 21 The trial of Dr Kennedy charged with the murder of Dolly Reynolds is nearly at an enct The defense summed up yesterday and today will come the closing address for the prosecution the judges charge and probably verdict CRITICISM TO STAND Heighten of ItFTolutlon llefiue to De nounce ItelteLtlniis on Their Offleers Washington Feb 21 After the pre liminary opening exercises at yester days session of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution a stir was created when Mrs Ncsbeth of Massachusetts pre sented a resolution to the effect that the statement recently circulated at tacking the bonrd of ofllceres of the 1 A R being untrue libelous ana reflecting upon the honor of the organ ization should receive the disappro val of the society After some dis cussion the resolution was laid upon the table Mrs Daniel Manning presented her report as chairman of the committee on the Continental hall The report showed that from Feb 101000 to Feb 10 1001 there was received toward tho fund 10700 The fund now amounts to 02823 Continuing the report says Again and for the last time I urge you to do your part toward thin memorial of the great men who counted no sacrifice too great for ac complishing our Independence A building should be erected that would be ono of the finest hillls In the country for It will represent 35000 o fthc lwst women of America FIND HAMILTON GUILTY Jury Ilrlngs In a Verdict of Manslaughter In First Degree unit Itccoinuiuiids Hint to Courts Mercy Minneapolis Fep 21 The Jury n the case of Frank II Hamilton tried on the charge of stabbing Leonard Day to death on the night of Nov 25 yesterday returned a verdict of man slaughter In the first degree The penalty is imprisonment at ham labor for a term of not less than live nor more than 20 years The jury recommended Hamilton to the mercy of the court Tho jury had been out so long that hope of agreement had nbout been given up The Jury Informed the dep uties nt 015 that It had agreed but It took half an hour to arrange tho pre liminaries Hamilton was brought into court to hear the verdict He hd enjoyed a good sleep and seemed In excellent spirits When the verdict was read Hamilton nppcared dazed and made no other sign than to shake his head In mute protest Ho wns remanded to jnll to await sentence and absolutely refused to sec any one except his devoted friend Miss Johnson of Colorado Springs nis attorneys nt once moved for n new trial but no date was set for hear ing the arguments When the prisoner reached the Jail he said to Taller Alex ander with a despairing gesture Theyve found me guilty captain but I do not deserve it BRITISH COLUMN MISSING Smlth Dorrleus Forro Not Ilpnrd From Since Its Fight With Ilotha London Feb 21 Grave anxiety Is felt for the fate of Sniith Dorriens column which has not been heard of since Feb 0 when it lost 24 killed and 40 wounded in a heavy engagement with Commandant Botha at Botliwell The officers in comma nil at Wondor fontein the nearest post on the rail way to the scene of the engagement reports that he lias no news of Smith Dorrien who has nbout 2500 men un der him Lord Kitchener has returned to Pre toria leaving the clinse after Dewet in the hands of Knox Dewet has completely fooled Kitchener The lat ter thought lie had the Boer general surrounded near De Aar Cape Colony but found he was mistaken and Is wondering now where Dewet will be heard from next A raid unon Cane Town whiin nn pearing Impossible at this distance is said to be actually feared A special dispatch from Pretoria snys tho Boers at Klip river Feb 18 derailed a train containing General Kitcheners bactrace The train ivn preceded by another on which the commander-in-chief was a passenger An armored train drove off the Boers but the latter secured the contents of the train derailed THIRTEEN MEN ENTOMBED Large Foroe at Work lumplng Water Out of Flooded Mine Birmingham Ala Feb 21 Thir teen negro miners were yesterday en tombed in the coal mines of the state Insane asylum about two miles from Tuscaloosa by a Hood of water from an abandoned shaft which filled the mine to the depth of ten feet There Is a large force at work pumping the water out of the mines but little prog ress is being made The fate of the entombed miners is problematic It is thought it will take 24 hours to clear the mines At present there appears practically no hope unless air reaches mein in a snort time Iowa CrU Highest Score Ames la Feb 21 Professor Cut tls director of the Iowa state expert ment station received a telegram from G L McKay Instructor In dairy Ing who is attending tho national dairymens convention at St Paul that the butter sent from the Iowa state college creamery received the hlghesl score It being 08 He also states that it was the largest exhibition of but ter ever held Ills Iowa Seed House Hums Shenandoah In Feb 21 Tho big seed corn house of J It Rntekin Son together with 15000 bushels of select corn was destroyed by fire last night The lire caught in the engine room and several cars of oats and wheat were burned An attempt was made to burn tho Doty Bros flour and feed store wniie th Katekln tiro was un der way but It was discovered In lime THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY TURKU ANY 22 19H in Seeks Vengeance for Assault on Gcrbcricks Daughter LYNCHING PARTY FOILED lloltertnaker Nearrh fur Mick Sister and Finding llhn lone Orgmilxe Com mittee for Future Vengeance Spirited Away From Toprkit by u liiiity Sheriff Topekn Feb 21 The vigilance of officers was all that saved Slick Slater from lynching by an Infuriated mob last night He will yet be lynched If he off lie found Slater as saulted Lottti Gorberlek Monday evening and wns captured by Uopcku officers the next day In Car bondale 20 miles from here The offi cers kept the fact of the capture unlet and placed Slater In the county Jail here In the afternoon It became known that he was here and Immedi ately the men at the Santa Fc shops where the girls father George Gorbor Ick Is employed decided that lie should be lynched They at once sent n committee to watch the Jail while they tiulctly arranged details for the expected lynching There was an angry mob of 1000 around the Jail last night demanding that the prisoner be delivered to them A brigade of sturdy Santa Fe boiler makers armed with heavy sledge hammers stood ready to make short work of the Jail In case the demands were not granted Sheriff Cook told the crowd that the prisoner had been removed nnd of fered to let a committee search the Jail Ten men headed by Gorberlek made a thorougU search Slater could not be found and the men so reported This failed to satisfy the mob and twice they started to break In the jail doors It developed Hint early In the after noon the slier IT In anticipation or trouble ordered a deputy to get Slater out of town The deputy drove to Hoyt with Slater and entered a north bound Rock Island train with him It is thought here that the man Is now in jail at Atchison The Santa Fe shopmen are calmly determined to lynch Slater when be Is brought back here for trial and to this end have appointed a large vig ilance committee to be constantly on the lookout for him The Santa Fc shopmen have a past record for lynch ing lmvlng strung up John Ollphant here 12 years ago for assault The county jail which the lynching party visited in search of Slater is the same in which Mrs Nation Is con fined Mrs Nation was much nlanncd nt the course of the evenings events but fear for herself did not once enter her mind apparently Tho law enforce ment army met at the First Christian church and on hearing of tho projected attack on the jnll sent n message to Sheriff Cook saying that 300 of the members of the organization would Immediately be on the spot to help protect the Jail from the fury of the mob Tills evidence of loyalty on the part of her followers highly pleased Mrs Nation and she expressed her praise of them In unmeasured terms CASE AGAINST CALLAHAN Coils Are Tightening About the Alleged Cutliihy Kidnaper Omaha Feb 21 The colls are tight ening about Jim Callahan the alleged Cuduliy kidnaper Identification has been made stronger and the county at torney has filed charges of robbery and kidnaping against the prisoner He still insists that he had nothing to do with the kidnaping Joe Mllander a saloon keeper or Sarpy Mills has identified Callahan as a man who was around his place Inst August about the time his gold watch was stolen This watch proves to be the one traded to Daniel Burns by the kidnapers shortly before the abduction for the bay pony Harris has Identified Callahan as one of the men who traded him the watch Despite the fact that Pat Crowe has been supposed to be far away then are persistent rumors in circulation to the effect that he Is still near South Omnha secreted and guarded by faith ful friends FEftKINS QUITS PRESIDENCY Tie President Harris Takes Uls Flave as Head of the Ilurllngtun Boston Tcb 21 K Perkins president of Uie Chicago Burlington and Quley railroad has resigned and Vice President George B Harris has been chosen president Mr Perkins remains as director Ills resignation is due to a desire to be relieved of many cares of the office or president It is stated that as director Mr Perkins will practically have the same influence and control of the policy and affairs of the company as he had for many years lie will continue to llvo at Burlington Mr O K Perkins entered the ser vlco of the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad company at Burling ton Iu about the year 1851 IIo commenced work lu the paymasters office when tho road extended only a few miles west of Burlington He rose rapidly in the service and was In full local charge of the property before its western terminus reached Iluttoriiiukeiri Kleot Olllecrs St Paul Minn Feb iiiiu mn Ing session of the National Creamery Biitterinakers association was devoted to tho reading of technical papers Resolutions were adopted urging the passage of tho Grout oleomargarine hill now pending before congress The following officers were reelected President George K Haskell Lincoln Nebj vice president Iceland Griffin Desmet S D secretary and treasurer I K SudendorX Elgin CHANGES AT MANILA ImimsI Darts Witt Hureoed IUII as lro ot Marshal Manila Feb 21 At a conference be tween the United Slates Philippine commission and W L Lnwsh the now Auditor for the Philippine Islands it wns decided to establish an office and perfect plans for Increased efficiency In the auditors department Brigadier General George W Davis will shortly take up the duties of pro vest marshal of Manila succeeding Brigadier General J Franklin Bell who as soon as relieved will proceed overland to Vlgnii and assume com mand of the district of Northern Lu zon coimnandcd for over a year by Major General S 1 M Young Captain Steer of the Thlrly slxtti volunteer Infantry hns been ap pointed collector of licenses for tlio city of Manila to succeed Lieutenant Bishop The collections from licenses In Manila alone amount to 300000 gold n year The members of the new federal party are preparing to celebrate Wash ingtons birthday on a grand scale Itepnits from the gold mining dis trict of Northern Luzon are lately more encouraging A find of 2500 ot gold wns recently made lu a single pocket In Icpanto province about 175 miles north of Mnnlln mrs natitjasTawyer During the Itciiring Hhe Addresses llin Judge ltcintcdlviiVuur Dishonor Cane Continued Until April Topekn Fob 21 ludgc Hazon ot the district court yesterday continued the case of Mrs Carrie Nation charged with smashing Murphys Joint until tho April term of court The cases against the other crusaders were also continued Mrs Nation enlivened tho proceedings in her characteristic wav displaying more strongly than ever the I ract that the dignity hedging around the Judicial bench has no more terrors I for her than the commonest Joint Mrs Nation arose several times tn nddress the court each time calling the Judge your dishonor When asked If Hhe were ready for trial Mrs Nation whoaets as her own attorney said Your dishonor I am Incnpahlo of trying niy case this afternoon as 1 have been poisoned by cigarette smoke In tho county Jail I want to see how the other cases are tried anyway Mrs Nation Is yet In the county jail She refused nn oiler of bond from her brother 1 W Moore of Kansas City STRIKE AT NUMA COAL MINE One Hundred nnd 1irty Men Ilciuse to WorkIocked Out In tint Cold Ottiimwa la Feb 21 One hundred and fifty miners employes of the Chi cago Coal company at Nuina strticK yesterday because the boss welghman locked out the check welghman for the sinne reason that he locked minors out of the weigh house In the Interval be tween their arrival tit the mine mid time to go to work They warned the weigh boss of their Intended action but no attention was paid to It The miners are nngry and may cause trouble They claim the brutal treat ment was unwarranted which com polled them to stand out in the cold The trouble was brought to a head when the weigh boss refused admit tance to the check welghman who was late in coining to work The min ers held a conference went out am have not yet returned to work Mob After School Teacher Wichita Kan Feb 21 Shoriir Gnn of Medicine Lodge has lied to Anthony with Professor Hamlin to prevent him from being lynched Hamlin who is a country school teacher 22 years of age Is charged with i innlly assaulting a 0-year-old girl named Greaver It is thouuht that the mob which Ib made up of Barber j I county farmers mny follow Hamlin to i Anthony In which event they will surely got him as the Harper county jail is a weak concern Four Killed at Gibraltar Gibraltar Feb 21 Four persons three of whom were Spaniards were killed by the fall of the roof of one I of the galleries of tho south battery yesreniay seven others all English including the engineers who were su perintending the work in progress were injured TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS The new 50000 normal school build ing nt Duluth was gutted by fire Wed nosday Mrs Annie L Diggs the Kansas reformer has come out as a defender of Mrs Nntlon The Illinois house Wednesday adopt ed a resolution favoring election of uinieu otutes senators by direct vote of the people Champion J 7 Jeffries Injured knee threatens to put him out of the pugi listic game His ailment Is pronounced as floating cartilage More than 1000 sailors and marines the biggest contingent tho navy has had lu Washington since the civil war will march in the inaugural parade A bill was Introduced In the illinnia senate Wednesday for making hazing u icioiiy nnu providing for Its punish ment by Imprisonment In the peulten tlary Manufacturers In tho steel trade are anxious for an carlv and tinni m nouncement as to the Carnegie Morgan deal as they believe it would help the market Senator Depew authorizes tho state ment that the engagement between his niece Miss Annie Depew Paulding nnd Lieutenant John It Udle U S N Is cancelled The teinjicraucc women of Arknnsns City met Wednesday and pledged themselves to withhold all their trade from the merchants who do not favor the Law and Order League mm in Disastrous Explosion In a Brit ish Columbia Mine ALL MAY HAVE PERISHED Itescne Inrty falls lo IWaoh the Impris oned At rn Owing to Ilre and Wreckage Union Mine No 11 at Uiiintisrlniiil the Scene of llltmltr Victoria II C Feb 10 News of what Is feared to bo ono of the most horrible mine accidents of not only the province but of the dominion took place yesterday at the Union minim owned by the Wellington Colliery com pany of which lames Diinsinulr the premier of tho province lu tho princi pal shareholder Tho explosion took place about 11 oclock In No ll shaft This particular shaft lu situated lu tho village of Cum berland There wore SO men In It when tho explosion took place and not ono of them escaped Tho explosion wrecked the mine destroying the shaft from midway down and filling It with n solid mass of rocks timbers nnd earth The first explosion was followed by novoral more while the dense volume of smoke Issuing from tho vent holes Indicated only ton truly that Ire nn well as gas was doing Hn destructive work below As soon as practical after tho accident the men In No r shaft or ganized a rescue party No 5 Is sit uated about a mile from No I but be two workings arc connected by a tun nel and through this channel nn at tempt was made to help the unfortu nate follows In the wrecked shaft They had not cut their way many yards through the debris when they encoun tered fire which rendered the place untennble and obliged the party to de nlst The hopeless message came bade by telephone to the surface convoying the heartbreaking news to the rela tives of the Imprisoned men AVhosr urging wns not necessary to Induce tho rellof party to return to their appar ently hopeless task The latest news Is somewhat encouraging it being rtn tod that the fans are again working mid that the cage has got 175 foot and Is still going down In No 4 shaft Even should the rescuing parly reach the Interior of the wrecked workings there Is little hope for any of the men looked up In the shaft Of the SO Imprisoned In the mine the names of the following are obtainable Walker nnd two sons John White Thomas Lord Robert Stool George Turnbull Mnny of tho men are mar ried and have largo families Immediately on receipt of the news yesterday at the head olllcos of tlio Dunninulr company here a special train wns made Up and proceeded to Nan imo INDICTED FOR MURDER Mrs Lulu Irlnee Keiineily llsr Father and Two llrothers Must Stand Trlul Kansas City Fob US Mrs Lulu Frinco Kcuiicdy her father Charles W Prince and her two brothers Will iam and Albert Prince will bo tried for the murder on Jan 11 last of Ihlllp Ii Kennedy contracting agent of tin- Mer chants Dispatch company Mrs Ken nedy who shot and killed lien- hushuud was yoitorday Indicted by the grand Jury for murder In tho first degree Later warrants against her father and brothers charging them with being accomplices lu the crime were litsued nt the Instigation of the county prose cuting nttorney The trial was set for tho April term of court and promises to bring out mnny sensations Cubans Confer With Wood Havana Feb 10 tovornor General Wood left Havana for a two days rest at Batabano With him went the spe cial committee appointed by the Cuban constitutional convention to draw up a proposition defining the future re lations between the United States and tho republic of Cuba The committee and General Wood will discuss the matter today Judging from the per sonal opinions of the members of the committee no objections will be raised on its part to instituting the most lib cral relations indeed It seems to be ac cepted as a matter of course that the United States government Is entitled to ask for assurances ns to the stability of the republic Dynamite Explosion Kills Three Pittsburg Feb 10 While thawing dynamite nt the cast end of the tun nel nt the Baltimore and Ohio cut off at Pinto yesterday Gllmorc Wagner of Cumberland Mitchell Vander aged 10 of Richmond and an unknown Italian were instantly killed Wagner had both legs brown off He had Just quit railroading for fear of being killed The others were horribly mangled An engineer named Hopkins of Burfalo a man named Faulkner from Vlrglnln and an unknown driver were taken to the Cumberland hospital fatally hurt Burial of Judge Maxwell riattsraoutb Neb Feb 10 The cas ket containing the body of Judge Sam uel Maxwell accompanied by his wife children his brother and Rev N Chest nutt arrived In this city from Fremont yesterday nnd was met at the Missouri Pacific depot by tho members of the Cass county bar and a multitude of people A long cortege followed the body to the Kikeiibnry cemetery where after a short service by Rev N Chestnutt of Kansas City and Rev T J Balrd of this city it was laid to rest Mrs Illonej liidli ted Kansas City Feb 10 Catherine 3 Kinney who shot her d vowed hus band W A Seeley a cattle buyer in the arm was yesterday indicted by the grand Jury with assault with intent to kill A movement has been put on foot by friends of the woman who Is 03 ream old to secure bond fur hex LOOKS TO UNION PACIFIC Ilurlliiclnn tloiid Is Knotting a Naw West ern Coiinml Ion Otiiahn Fob 18 G W lloldrrgr general inaungor of the Burlington road loft for Chicago where II Is said he tIII confer with officials of that road on a banln for an agicemonl with the Union Pacific for nn outlet for tho Burlingtons Pacific coast business President Burt of tho Union Pacific and Mr llnldrcgc had a conference on tho matter tho result of which tho latter will lay hofoi v thu officials of hits lino The oDnvcr and Rio Grande ronrt hnn boon the western connootlon for tlin Burlington road at Denver and turned tho business to the Central Pacific nt Ogdon Now that the Union Pari fin has conic Into ho control of tlio Cen tral Pacific tho Burlington must sretc n now tralllc arrangement Hhotilil tho Rio Grande also come under thu control of the llarrlmau liilcrcstn tho matter would become still more com plicated for the Burlington The oIIIcIiiIn of the later road nny that their traffic arriiugoiuniitH with tho Deliver and it lo Irnudi has boon very friendly and that they have no Intimations from official soui n fiat any change has taken place which will destroy relations 61 STILlT EHJOMBED Ilitlle iirirl lo Itestlio Miners In IttllWri Oiiliiinliln Iiirrcil to DeliiKo tho Klmll Vancouver Fob IH -Additional do tails continue to come from the Union mines on Vancouver island wheru the horrible fatality occurred Friday The accident lias thrown the towns ot Cumberland and Naualiuo Into u bliita of gloom The latest news Troiii No t shaft was that the Hooding process was still being continued The lit a was still burning although not so lleiccly as during the preceding I hours The tremendous volume ot water pouring Into the mines from tho continuous supply furnished by an K Inch main wns gradually porforinliiB the desired service and iy tomorrow It Is confidently expected thu fire will bo extinguished It will lie several days before the bodies of the 51 en tombed minors can ho recovered lo cause after the lire has boon com pletely put out It will be necessary ta pump tho water out of the mine bo foio a rescuing party can hope to ro move the corpses now lying at the hot toni of the shaft The steamer Joau having on board Premier James Dims miilr of tho British Columbia govern ment who Is also partial owner of tlia Cumberland mines arrived at Union yesterday 13 INCH CANNON EXPLODES Iluttlesliii KenrsarK Iiiki s u Oiiii ulTnr gel Iliiillve Pciisacolii Fill Fob 18 A big 13 Inch gun exploded on the battleship Keni sarge while the ship was at tar get practice olT Key West The gun itself and its superimposed turret wera badly damaged The battleship Is nl present at anchor bore awaiting or ders from Washington The ships officers are lu a quandai y as to what will bo tho outcome of thu accident whether the Keitrsargo will lie ordered home for repairs or whclhet the captain will lie Instructed to pro ceed on his cruise in southern waters without the gun The general im pression here is that the Kearsarg will be directed to continue on hire cruise NeRro Murderer I lulled New Orleans Fob 18 A negro named Thomas Jackson was lynched yesterday at St Peter for n liendlsu series of crimes lie visited the houu of Alexander Bourgeois the englneet of the drill nago machine on Bella Point plantation some distance from the plantation quarters going then on n railway tricycle IIo told Bourgeois the manager wanted him and the en glnoer mounted the tricycle with tlio negro A little further on Jackson stabbed the engineer In the back ami threw the body into a ditch He then returned to the house and butchered Mrs Bourgeois and her two bablca and rnnsnckod the house i rr - Hunt Tor Ciiniinals Fort Dodge la Feb 18 Rigid In vestigatlon by detectives establish to their satisfaction that the lettci eent to S T Meservey Is a genuine do maud of some clever criminal It la learned from Clare that there wero n couple of strangers at that place on the day the letter was mailed When the news of the receipt of the letter was published in the Fort Dodge pa pers both men disappeared Descrip tions of them huve been sent over tho country TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD Miss Susan B Anthony celebrated her 81st blrthduy at Rochester Satuv day Governor Van Snnt hns put a etop to the proposed pugilistic carnival tit Minneapolis Mayor Van Wyck of New York re turned to Albany the police bill wlttt his disapproval attached i It is again Insisted in Mexrcfln gov ernment circles that there Is no plnn prepared for Introducing a gold stand ard Secret sen Ice olllclals nt Chicago de clare they have captured three of the met who robbed the Internal revenue oflicat Peoria of 35000 in stamp The men under nrr0sf fe o John Dele hanty James McVey nnUpiiq Reagan Tho Illinois Manufaiturersiissoela tion will endeavor to assemble tn leading manufacturers of agricultural implement in tho United States u Chicago ut nn early date for tho puiS pose of discussim the retaliatorv tnrt iff which the Russian government inJ lenut to Digcf la effect on March H - mmmtnmiftbm