NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , JUNE (5 ( , ] W)2. )
Only Hitch Is on Recognition of
Strikers' ' Union ,
t
.RIOTING BECOMES MOHE PIERCE
piravan , of Thlr y- l * Meat
Faces Torrents of Ml"ll s Police
, Pow fci | tn Suppress Wild Dlsof
| riers Scores of Pefcons Injured ,
Chicago , Juiiu 5 lrlv ) w | iy men
cnyoraij wli | ) iluut ninj liood | , many of
Ilium Imroly uliju friiin onliHimllnn to
linlil Hiu lulnu In tlwlr linnda , Ililily | x
jiiout > Y H < ) IIH enliirud jlio njuln Kiilu of
tilio Unlnii ulncU y a nl a Inn ) nlulil ainlil
n uhpwur of bloiiuH , lirlnkn , liollhm
mill atlnlia , TliuvniijB ( ( ( ( Kimrdod liy
live patrol wniioiiH Illluil wl | | > hno- |
coutH. ami ( wo oinnHiufiuH crnwdud to
< lm fulk'Bt rnnnnlly wllll pnlltiuwpn ,
WDIO nil ! | iu iciiirn from u ilullyory of
fiiiiiiu | | | | ) to down town iirovlulon
. ! ) , after ono of Iliti fi | > n > aiil dfij'a
l ! Iliu blrUiu of tiu | liiitif puolfura1
. Many of tlio drlvuis ,
otljnUlu a ( tliu imclihiH IIOIIHCH , wtiro
4:11 : ! mill ) irnnud | fiiiiu liuud to foot ,
'J'liu pnllmyoro | u tiyim worwo roinll-
linn. Tlio wnunn drlvoia Inn ) liuon
fro i ii ( lyu o'dloctt In II |
, ami tlinjr proinma fioin tlio
p.k ynnlH Into iliu clly'u ' Imulnima
illujrlPt anil | moH aim In liinl liiinn
u > nuBlod | ldtory | | liy nialm of atilkn
Kyinpiilhlsora , At tiu | vury unhiinro
4 1) | ho hlnnlf yards , nfltir all aiionilnu
tlnnn r hud piiaHod , ( juoriio , lin | , nn
umnlnyu of tie | Aniilo Aintirlnui I'nrk-
1 K PflMIMWiVIIB atrur-U liy a Imao-
lia | mill liuicliuil from ) IH ! wnuon
, HoYIIH plcl.od up In nil \ \ \ \ -
ronHoloim condition and U In liullnvoi ]
may ilo | , 'Many niiimsvnro atmrik
< tlio snwo tliuu liy tv aho\vi > r of
Btouua , hut \\\ti \ \ \ nnilru w r too WM
n\\\ \ \ \ to offer roalalancu ) . Morn tu\n | u
tlruun hnuiunyov foiisM durhw Ui
ilny IIO\YOUII ( Uour ( ami tlio pnllrn
tuirt iho l\oapUal \ nvu ovororowrtud
tha Injured.
florcuBJ battle of tlio dny tool ;
u { autcunth Rt i cut iuu | Mhu\l- \
Ban.avono ; , Tliu rlotora atoort on tlia
vhnUM anrt hurlort roi'Ua ul tlio u\oiu \
\Yaeo > 8 piiBalntJ ( imltirnoath. Tim
noh > vna JUu uuiat fen liald.on \ . \ \\w\- \
ilors aurt.i ( rti\vl"B of any of tl\o \
cro\\'rta Eatherort during tliu ijny , \\a- \
\\\\a \ \ \ \ nnwna \ \ \
toy
\ \ < ( \y \ alio <
alioth
th hiMula of tliu
vovvUloti \ \ mywto \ \ \ \ \ \ \ frl l\t- \
iwiul iawUevetl \ < , Imt not \\n\\\ \ \ \ \
u\wy af ( l\o \ rU > iur hart a\\Korci\ \ \ \
List of Injured ,
. Co.
oiUwrt VooK , aorlona ; Mlsa
3. v Hcon\i\ \ UU puo \ \
a lpraoaUotbartly \ l\\\\\\ \ \ \ \
i rtrivov , l > e \\oi\ \ < u\
iuu\
ll onvau , hU PU Heart \ \ 'ua \
, loUx\80u , rtrivov , HU vyUH brloXat
Gharlea'r.lsUt ,
ulrt , akvlv \ usHort. by
fataUV. . W. Varriah. Ar-
xuouv & Ca rtilvon aU'vieH by QluiwH
ol ? oal ; Qoorgo aiogvpss , kaoeXert
f > : on\ wagon ot Avumur & Co. aurt. bart-
ly lujurotl ; H. l < o\vla , avHwavza < ? hlU\ \
& Suhborsor driver , hivltb horao-
fcboo , may rtlo.
The aplrtK' a ol b.0 Flrat rcglweut ,
I. . G. , v , % > ro lustructort to bo
pa ort tpir a hu ijled ( ; all to rtuty.
coruuiaurtlug olilcers aout word to
ether ofllcor,8 aurt throush them , thq
ofllcorsvcro tie
to uotlty the privates to be
y at a moio nt'a notlpe. Ooveruor
is in the city.
, PacKoro Concede Demands.
A ct > iioryuco was hold last night
between representatives oJJ the
era aud the teamsters , looking to a
settlement , p the strike , president
Vroderipk W. Job , phalruiiux of the
state board ot arbltratlpn , brought
about the meeting. A settlement o
the strike ot the delivery wagons
the retail State street , department
etorea earlier , in the day formed the
basis on whlgh the opposing elements
hoped to effect a compromise.
At 3:3 : < ? Os m. , alter ( our houra of
consultation , in whlqb the question ot
recognition of the union was thorough
ly discussed , an agreement , regarding
\vagpa and houra was decided on. The
representatives o the packorn conceded -
ceded , the demands ot- the strikers on
the two , questions , but wore obdurate
in tholr refusal to recognise the strlk'
GTS' union. U l believed a coinprom
ise may ho reached on unsettled
points.
Strlkera Capture Nonunion Men.
Hazleton , ? a. , Juno 5. Ono thou
sand men started from MqAdoo on the
first stage of a march to V
with two nonunion men whp arrived
in formpr town lust nl ht and were
captured , by th.o strikers. At Silver
Brook , two miles south ot bore , the
njen will bo turned pvqr to another
large body of minors , who will pro
ceed with thorn to Tiunaqua , where
they will bo token l charge by a
delegation Qf Pnnthor Creek valley
minqrs , who will marq.h th.em toward
their destination.
Two Killed In Southern Wreck.
Chattanooga Tenn. , Jnno 5. The
Cincinnati Southern local paasonger
train , duo here from Qalidalu at 7/.30
p , m , , bit ) running Into , struck an ob
struction on th.o track a half mjo |
spiith pf Cave gnrlnsa last night , derailing -
railing the QQCine and upBcttlnR quo
of thp qoachfiB , Engineer Frank Pinch
and Fireman Hay ware killed , Four
paasengers
V
MINES AHE 6LOWUY FUOODINQ.
More Pur ) pm n Qlioy the Order lo
cult Work.
Wlll < slurru ) , J'u. , Juno fi , Moro < m-
( Iroinuii und IMIIIIII iniiiiurB
Iliu onlurn of tliu union and
yublurduy , but In inout In
fctuiiiuu ; Iliu coul company olllclalu
nlilo lo 111) ) ( do pliu'uu ,
Tliu AHHocluled I'riivu uorrunnomlunt
Infonnod liy ft mlnliiK o < nual | ,
wlio liau ponltlyu Infoiinallon , Unit
inoul of tliu mliiH In tliu rilniylllll ) : ie-
( < | on nro acciiinululliiH wulur , Tim
lu | dliK"l | company'H ' inlnuu In Hint
niilon ; < uu Iliu cliluf mirfurniH , Tliu
nilllurlt'ij of Iliu Ixjlilijli Vallny com
pany and Iliu Individual propurtlns in
tliu HIIIIIU turrllory woiu uluwly Illllnu.
In the Iliululon , Wllliunharrii and tliu
fjnrunlon dlulrli'lu Dm watur condi
tion la not HO had , Tlio Hiimimilmnim
tliml I'onipniiy'H N" . B wan for ' nl | o
HinL | down Uiolr tnulnun , the nmn ro-
fliHlni ! lo go lo world Thja colllury
fnnilHhuu Iliu powtir for the waur |
supply of Nanlloolui < uid nnlnBH the
oniilmm nru iiuuln ulailed tie | hoioiiuh
will liayo u walur funilnu lo contund
with ,
It wnH compurnllvuly iin | 4 y ator-
ilny In Ilia Wyomlnu valloy. Tlmr
\yim Iliu iiBiml ijalhuihiK of orowdH at
HiivuiMil rollloilim at PlailliiK mid Htop'
pi n 15 1 1 mo , hit | nolhlnii of it m > iona | na-
tnro oninrrud , Homo mint worn utonml
on tier ) ) way to mid from work and
Biiyuntl woio thrown Into pmila of
will or , The four of hodlly liann IH
cuimliut moro mun lo iiilt | work than
the aruummilb of UIL uhlkorH ,
I'umldunl Mltnhullvaa Unpl hinty
all day at hla Uuiul < imnluiH , llo Inul
to any rtnsanllni ; liu | vlall to
laal nl lil , where ho m
I1. Haruuni , chlnf of ( ho lonomo-
tlvu Iliuimm. UoiIiuMliU ! ( liu isnmi
btrllio blluallim , liu aald oyoryllil
waa piourtiaalnn tmllufttntorlly , th"t
moro munYuro coming out tmoti day
ami thai tlio lijlu mun wnro huhnvliiK
thfltiiBolvuH wull , The nutlomil preal
limit hart no commuut tn umko when
Informort that Uio Nuw York board ot
trad" hart duolilud to nak Vrtmldunt
llooHuvolt to tnlio \ \ \ \ Uiu tauk of try >
Ing to unrt Iho atnigislo ,
HEADS SEVERED FROM BODIES ,
Decapitated Hcmalna of Man and Wlfa
Found In Tholr Homo ,
Austin , Tux. , Juno , V Thu rteart bort-
loa of Mr. nurt Mra , Joseph \Vacbler
\Yuru fo\\nrt \ \ In Uiur ( rualrtonoe yuater-
day with 0\ulr \ heada nearly aevurort
from thulr bortlea , A note , \vUU'H waa
fouml ( u\ the rtruaaar , atutert that both
\Y Mti > ito \ ( \\v. \ \ A butchorkulfe on
tlio liort revealert tHe method o ( death
Thu woman'a Heart waa hanging by u
H\oro thvoart ami tHe ma\\'a thvoat waa
cut from r to oar. THe oonplo hart
boon mnrilort b\U ft fuw mputha ,
\Voviuod | | Mai\ Identified as Bandit ,
\VUson , lrta. Juno 5. Jullua Uai\
aon walKort Into towivlth a aorloua
wpuurt \ \ \ Hla aHouU\ \
from UuuUu Un\ \
bluas pne pf two n\eu wi\o \ Hart holrt
\ \ \ \\T. \\T. I win laat nlsHt In Unntlng-
ton. Attcr the hoHVup tHe tuo hurt
a pUoHert battle wUh. the ottlewra , In
WhU'H pno waa wpvinrtert In tHe ahoul-
der. The other hlgHwaymau la
thought to Have dlert from , womvrta
souvowhevo In tHe hllla near Hunting-
tpn.
Alabama Town Burning ,
Birmingham. Ala. , June 5. A telephone -
phone message received hero reported
the town of Calora , Ala. , burning and
asked for.assistance. . Special trains
have left hcue with nro engines. Com
munication with Calera by wlro has
been vut off .
South Dakota Women In Session.
Sioux Fulls , S. U. , June 5. The an
nual nieetlug of the State Federation
Women's . Clubs la lu session here.
At yesterday's meeting Mr , . WH. .
Lyon , president of ; the State Federa
tion , delivered her annual , address.
SPARKS FROM THE WIRE3.
A dispatch , from. Utrecht says Mr.
Kruger ia seriously Indisposed and
conllued to his bed.
The convention of the Western Fed
eration of Miners endorsed , socialism
by a vote of 230 to 73.
A. 4. Brenuan , a substitute mall car *
rlor , was arrest xl at St. Paul , charged
with tearing up letters instead of de
livering them.
Thy planing mill and wood working
shop of the Illinois Car Equipment
company at Hegewlscb , 111. , were de
stroyed Wednesday. Loss , $50,000.
TWO men , named Hursh and Leek-
ort , have been sentenced to death for
bavins Inflicted wounda on General
Wahl , the governorof Vllno , Russia.
Roar Admiral John C , Watson and
General James H. Wilson , who will
roprohwnt the army and navy of the
United States at , the coronation ot
King Edward , sailed Wednesday pn
the St , Paul ,
Charles D. Rusby of NuLloy , X. J. ,
for the las seven years with the Ar
mour Packing company in the foreign
and canned moat departments , died
at Kansas City Wednesday as a re-
quit of , an operation ,
Rev. Cornelius 0'Rourk.o , a , well
known Cathollq clorsynmn of Silver-
ton , and John McComb , a mining man
whpBo homo IB in Denver , were
diownqd In tho-Las A Jnins river , near
Durango , Ci > li > s Wqdno dny.
R. J. Abbott , charged with swindling
Kansas City grain dealers out Qt
? 1,200 on May 1G , waft arrested at Out
hith Wednesday n ho atijppod from
the steamer Monarch , which had just
arrived from Canadian ports.
Supreme Ju&tlqo Chaster of Now
York hap granted an Injunction n * .
straining certain hoof packing compa
nies of the west from carrying on
business in Now York lu violation of
the provisions of the Don/tally / anti
trust law.
Boiith Dakota Republicans
Quickly Agree on Candidates ,
CONVENTION MAKEO A RECORD ,
Preient Conureaimen anil First Term
State Olflclale Hmiomlnated and
Senator KlttreilQe In Endorsed ,
Platform Sumatra Preildent
Hloiu l''nlH ' | , H , 0 , . JIHIH B , All rcc-
ordw In tliu political liltitory of Iho
Hliilu wuru InnlfDII yuutorday hy thn
liopnlillcan Hlnlu uonvuntlon , when It
nonilnatod uvoryono of Iho forty can.
dldaluH for utato olllotm by acclama
tion , Thu tlcliul followai Dev rnor ,
Dliiulim N , llorruld ) lltnitonunt KOV >
rnor , ( liiorgo W , Hnowj Huciutnry of
Hlalo , 0 , 0 , llorKI t'"M'ii'"rt ' ' ° - " Uol-
IIIH | | auditor , J , llallndiiy ' ; uupnrln-
li.-nilnnl of pnlillo liiHtnicllon , nuorisn
W , NitHli ; roinhilHHlonor of nclioolH
and pnlillo landB , C ) , J , llucli ; railroad
commlnaloniir , I' ' . II. Hnillh ; ronunmH-
mun , IQ , W , Martin ami Charluu II ,
llnrko ,
Alfred 11. Kltlroduu of Hlonx I < \IH | |
WIIH iinanlmonaly uiulormid for Unltod
Uliilim Himator to uiKiciuid hlniHolf ,
( ihailim J. Unoll of PonnliiKton wan
liormanonl chairman of Iliu conytni-
lion , Only 2 IIOIIIH ami 15 mlnuloH
woio cniiHumud by tliu convention In
hmulnu and adopting the uiport of
tin ) rommllloo on rnuolutlomi , and tn
namliiK din Hlnto tloliut ,
The platform undoranu the mil tonal
admlnlHlrallon ; favora thn Holtlumont
of dlupnliiH holwium capital and labor
hy arliltratldui alluUtw to Iho good
faith of the Unltud Htutoa In giving
Onlm tmluponduncu ; rujolctm over thu
puolllcallon of thu Phlllpplno Inlands ;
dimmmi'ua inntlHun attaoka upon tlio
holmvlor of tlio Unltod Btatim H < Q.
rtlurs , ami Hltshly ondowoa thu atato
Bovunimunt unrt ruproauntatlvuti of
tliu atutu In oongreati ,
INDIANA DEMOCRATS MEET.
Convention at Imllanapolla Nomlnatea
State TluKet ,
Indlanapolla , Juno 5 , The Demo-
ciatlo atato convuntlon nominated tlio
following ticket : Huoratary of state ,
Albert Hcboouover ; attorney genural ,
W. 10. atUwoll : amlitor. Jami'B K ,
Ulssa ; treuauror , Juixunu llurff.
The gathering waa remarkable for
Ita lack of rtlacovd , canrtlrtatea for all
but three of the ottlcea being choaen
by acclamation , While there waa no
light In the convention proper there
waa a battle royal In the meeting ot
the committee on roaolntlona. A num.
bor of the rrlenrta of William J. Bry
an fvouv the Second district were very
much In earnest In tavor of the lu.
aertlon In the platform of a plank en
dorsing him ami the Kanaaa City plat- ,
fovm , The majority of the committee
waa agalnat any auch enrtoraemeut ,
Baying that they considered it out ol
place at the present time to Inject
MrBryan's name into the state cam
paign.
LAUNCH NEW LABOR PARTY.
Convention at Denver Declares for In
dependent Political Action.
Peuver , June 5. A new political
labor party has finally been agreed
upon by the western labor convention ,
which adopted a declaration for so
cialism and Independent political ac
tion.
tion.The
The convention , adopted the name.
"The American Labor Union. " for the
organization and voted to send organ
izers throughout the east. President
Daniel McDonald says the party will
not enter the political Held with nomi
nations for at least another year.
It ia hoped , to enroll lu the member
ship those members of th American
Federation , of Labor who have social
istic leanings.
Illinois Manufacturers at Banquet.
Chicago , Juno 5. One of the largest
and most enthusiastic gatherings ever
assembled lu the main banquet ball ot
tbo Auditorium was present last
night at u , dinner of the Illinois Manu
facturers' association. James J. Hill ,
president ot the Great Northern railway -
way , > vas the orator of the occasion ,
and ho closely held the attention ot
the association's 400 guests. His sub
ject was "Cornmei'cial Expansion , " the
banquet bolng lu the nature of a cele
bration ot ; the prosperity polnt < jd to by
the organization as a result of an ex
pansion policy.
Tuberculosis Congress Adjourns ,
Now York , Juno 5. The American
congress of tuborculoslo brought its
sosslona to a close yesterday. In view
ot the conflicting opinions expressed
by various speakers regarding the na
ture and treatment of tuberculosis ,
the congresH , in order , as ono delegate -
gate said , "to sot theniBolves right be
fore the public , " passed a resolution
statliiB that "tuberculosis is an acute ,
Infectious disease.1
Ulntnh Lando to Bo Opened.
Washington , Juno 5. Senator
Kearns of Utah , after a couforenco.
with the president yesterday , sold that
the secretary of the interior wouuVoo
Instructed to sand an olttoial of the
department to the Uintah reservation
at once for the purnoso of arranging
with the Indiana for tholr allotments
and the opening of the surplus lands
to the public.
DrownB In a Cistern.
Codnr Rapids , In. . Juno 5. John H ,
Schondol , retired capltnllBt for twenty
| years in the firm of McCarthy &
Schunrtul , dry goods , committed sul-
cldo by drowning In a clBtcrn ; at hie
homo. DuceaBod waa a victim of pv
reals.
YAQUI8 DEFEAT MEXICAN8 , ]
Government Troop * Compelled to Re
treat to Hermonlllo. i
TIICIIOII , AHJunw 0 , The upris
ing among thu Yiujul Indians lu be-1
coming KunfTul. A detachment of oov *
fiity-thruo mun from the force of ( Jen-
oral Torr H , who Id punnilng the
YiwjulH In the Mu/iilnn mountuliiH ,
oiiHt of llermoNlllo , wim umbuiilwl
nnd thirty of the niimbor klllod , Cup-
lain CulHo OoinoK and Uuiilunnnt JOHO
Vitlitjo of thu Twentieth battalion
were itinoiiK tlio nlulil , Only ono CB-
cupod unhurt ,
The Muxlruna ran out nf ammuni
tion and oiiKUKod In a hand-to-hniid
buttlo with tlio ViujiilH , Klfty of the
latter w i reported klllod , hut their
unuit number ov rwholmt'd Iho Mox-
leans , The survlvorH rotrcntoil to
IhirmoHlllo , Flftuon of thorn worn
wounded ,
( loiKiral TorroH IIIIH rntrented nnd
xont out Hconlii loyal to thu KOVOHI-
iiiunt , HofiiuiiiiH urrlvlng < i ) Ilonnn-
nlllo rnport that uvorywhoro the
Ynqul * vo talu'ii the warpath , Three
ntnlloiin nn the Hnnoru railroad have
IHSOII ahiindoniMl and the tologniph op-
orutoni IIIIVB loft , U IH nHtlmmlod that
there nro 1,000 YiuiulH , well nrinud ,
nuHonililiid In the foothlllti of the
Mimitan monntalnn ,
The YiuiulH raptnrod twonty-flvo
BliuidH rif IIIIUH In the luubURcadn Run-
day , lluiiiiora nrrlvliiK "t UornioHllln
report foiiiful orindlU'H at the ambim-
rude , which occnrnsd Monday near
AH HOOD an the oxpcctort rolnforco-
innntH iirrlvo flunoral Ton OH will at
tack the Yiuinlfi In the monnlaliiH and
n duclBlvu haltie In oxpoctcd thnn.
STEAMER 13 FOUND SUNK.
Fate of the British Venue ! Cnmortn loNe
No LonQer a Mystery ,
Itiuiuoon , llrltlah llurmah , Juno n.
TllIlllMull HllMlllKM1 nilllllll'tll flfllll
MadniH for thin port , with t > 50
eor , all natlvuH , which WIIH believed
to Imvu foumlurort on May 0 In n cy
rlonu , htiH huen dlncpvorcrt Bunk at
Imragua I'latH , In thu Irrawaddy delta ,
directly in thu track of Hhtpplng. The
topmaata of the vonaol protnuU ubovu
tlio aurfaco of thu water.
Banebal ) Scores Yesterday.
National League Hoaton , 7 ; St
Ixiuln. 3. I'hllartulpbla. 4 ; IMttaburg ,
7. Nuw York , 4 ; Chicago , 3. Cincin
nati , 2 ; Miooklyn , 5.
American League Haltlmore > . 3 ;
St , Louis. . Philadelphia. 0 ; Chicago.
3. Washington , 13 ; Detroit. U. Cleveland -
land , i ; Huston , 3.
American Association Columbus ,
1 ; LoulHVllle. 3. Toledo , 5 ; Inrtlanap-
Plla. S. Mlnneapolla. 3 ; Milwaukee. 6.
Western League Des Moluea , 2 ;
St , Joaopb , I.
Klna Menellk's Gift to"Edward. .
Has Jubltel , Kaat Africa. Juno 5.
Colonel Harrlugton , who la accom
panying the envoy of King Menellk.
Has Makonneu. the famous Abyssin
ian general , to the coronation of King
Krtward , haa arrived aheart of Iho en >
\oy'a caravan. Colonel Harrington
brought with him twelve llona aurt
twelve zebiaa , King Meuellk's gift to
King Edward.
Seek Aid for Boers.
Pretoria. June 5. Generals Uotha
and Delarey aurt other Boer leaders
will start for Europe shortly for the
purpose of raising funds for the dis
tressed burghers. The Boers do not
anticipate much difficulty In bringing
the various commandoes In. The work
of bringing the men to their farms
and families will bo heavy and diffi
cult.
Testimony AH Introduced.
Des Molues , June 5. The closing
arguments In the Balliett case were
begun yesterday. United , States Dis
trict Attoruey Lewis Miles opened
for , the prosecution. The case will
probably reach the jury Saturday.
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD.
Mrs. Belle Smith and her two small
children were burned to death in their
home at Hardiu. Mo. , Wednesday.
The president sent to the senate
the nomination of Max J. Baehr ot Ne
braska to be consul at Cientuegos ,
Cuba.
Missouri state university Wednesday
day- conferred the degree ot Doctor of
Laws on Samuel L. Clemens ( Mark
Twain ) .
Eight minors were burned to death
as the result of on explosion of 503 at
Guest , Keeue & Co.'s colliery at
DolaJu , Glamorganshire , Wales.
The general assembly ot tbo United
Presbyterian church of. North America
adjourned at Plttaburg Wednesday
to meet at Turkic , Mo. , next May.
Henry Besch , former city treasurer
ot St. Louis , under Mayor Zlegen-
heln's administration , was indicted
by the grand jury Wednesday , charged
with , having accepted a bribe.
Ilov. James Laurior Rogers of. Santa
Crua , Cal. , formerly a wall known Bap-
tlBt minister , who recently embraced
MohninmodiRin , has confessed himself
guilty ot arson , and is now in cus
tody.
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Gebhart Bohn , president ot the
Whlto Bnoniol Refrigerator company ,
Wednesday rllod a petition in bank
ruptcy at St , ? uul , pUvcini ; his Hitbll-
itips at 51-M.4GO and hln assets at
$77,228.
The president hna received an In-
vltivtion from Uiu National Live Stock
association to attend the next , annual
convention of tliu association at Kan
sas City , Jon. 13 to 1C , 11)03 ) , and to
umko an address.
A/tor having boon in session over
three weeks ut Norfolk , Va. . tha na
tional convention of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers adjourned
Wodnoaday unUl the second Tueaday
lu May , 1004 , when they will convene
Ut Loti Aae lw , C&L
Senator Morgan Opens Debate
on Isthmian Project.
NOT AFRAID OF VOLCANOF.S.
Plendi for Nicaragua as Better Than
Panama Route Debate on Anti-
Anarchy Dill In the House Should
Carry Unlimited Death Penalty.
WnHhlngton , Juno 6. DlRcuaalon of
the project of constructing on Isth
mian canal wan begun In the acnato
yc.aturday. Morgan ( Ala. ) , chairman
of the committee on Inturoccanlc
cnnalii , opened the Jobato , apeaklng
nearly three hours. A coiiRiderablo
portion of hlB apeuch won duvoted to
nn oxamlnatlon of the recently Bug-
gimtcd daiiKor to the Nicaragua canal
route of Bclamlc disturbances. Thla
danger , ho concluded , after a careful
ruvluw of many authorltleo , existed
only in the Imagination of theao who
dcalrud to defeat any canal project.
Ilia Htmly of the situation had con
vinced him that really there was
greater danger from volcanic and
earthquake dlHturbunoea to the Pan
ama route than to the Nicaragua
route , but ho was But IB fled that llttlo
danger to ulthor was to bo anticipated.
Morgan rovlowed at length the polit
ical condltloitH In Columbia , finding
In them n grave menace to the United
StntoH In the construction of a canal
by the I'anama routo. Ho presented
also the preaunt phases of the diplo
matic negotiations looking to the
building of a cnaml by both the Nica
ragua route and by the Panama route ,
llo cloBort with a strong appeal for
the paaaago of the Nicaragua bill.
Dehntit nn Annrrhv Fllll.
Wjfihlngton , Juno 5. The debate
on the antl-annrchy bill continued all
day In the house. It was without sen
sational features , being confined al
most entirely to the legal nnd consti
tutional phaacR of the question. Jen
kins ( Wla. ) and Parker ( N. J. ) con
tended that the bill did not go far
enough ; that the kllllnc of the presi
dent ahouU bo miulo punishable by
death wlthopt nny limitation what
ever. Powers ( Mass. ) and Nevlna
( O. ) . the ether two speakers , support
ed the measure as It came from the
committee.
MAD DOG BITES TEN PEOPLE.
One of the Victims Dies of Hydro
phobia In Chicago.
Webster City , la. . June 5. The town
of Ellsworth , south of this city , Is ex
periencing a fatal 'Hydrophobia epi
demic. The dog which has caused
the trouble Is a hound belonging to
George P. Pearson. John Olson , who
was first bitten , was taken to Chicago
Sunday for treatment. He died last
night. Altogether the dog has bitten
about ten people. Last night Ed Sev-
orson , Mrs. George Pearson anrt little
daughter and L. Igon were taken to
Chicago , suffering terribly from hydro
phobia , It Is doubtful If the hydro-
phqbla stricken persons can survive.
The town and nearby country la
panic stricken lest other dogs have
been bitten. All dogs are being
killed.
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Capture Oklahoma Fugitive.
Des Molnes , June 5. Local detec
tives have captured Ida Lee here and
turned her over to Deputy Sheriff
Bartell of Oklahoma City. The wom
an's assumed name , when masquer
ading as a man. is Lee Hale. Some
time ago- the detectives received word
to be on the lookout for a woman who
had beeu suspected of having secured
$400 in cash , two diamond rings and
a gold watch from a man. Her cap
ture occurred la a P3 Moin a resort.
He Smoked as He Died.
Lincoln , June 5. Hugo Bregiem , a
butcher , was found dead , ha his bed
at his home a mile west of Lincoln
last evening. The body lay upon its
back , the- whole top ot the head hav >
Ing been , blown off by a gunshot. An
empty rifle was tightly grasped in his
right band ; from his mouth protruded
a pipe. The -walla ind celling of bin
room were bespattered with blood
and particles of shredded flesh.
Holds All Bondsmen.
Lincoln , June 5. The supreme
court yesterday delivered an opinion
in which it IB held that If the short
age of former Treasurer Bartley oc
curred during his second term ot
office all ot the six bondsmen , against
whom proceedings by the state are
now pending , are liable for the full
amount claimed by the state , approxi
mately 5000,000.
Heavy Rains in Kansas.
Topeka , Kan. , June 5. Heavier
rains foil in Kansas yesterday than
for three years. In Einporlu. ? C,000
damage was done to goods in base
ments of stores. Abilene reports a
fall ot four Inchotr and Rending tlvo
Inches. All the rivers are out ot
their banks. It IB raining aguini in
the central part ot the atuto.
Herbert to Bo Ambassador.
Washington , Juno 5. Two import
ant changes in the diplomatic repre
sentation in Washington were an
nounced yesterday. Hon. Michael Her
bert succeeds the late Lord Bounce-
fete as Britifih ambassador , and Sonar
do Ojtidu succeeds the Duke do Arcoa
as Spanish minister.
Hobson to Enter Politico.
Greensboro , AJu , , Juno 5. It IB au
thoritatively announced that Captain
! Richmond P. Hobaon , U. S. N. , will
return to thin city and run for the
Alabama aenuta front thin district at
thu next election.
OPEN SWITCH CAUSES WRECK.
Two Killed and a Number Injured In
Accident on Southern Pacific.
Redding , Cnl. , Juno 5. The south
bound Oregon express on the South-
irn Pacific road was wrecked near
Clear creek , four miles from/this clty.-
Tho.accident was caused by a half-
open switch , which had evidently been
left In that condition by some un
known person. The train IB a doubleheader -
header and was running down grade
nt great epced. Both engines were
thrown Into the ditch nnd completely
wrecked.
Engineer J. M. White and Fireman
Fred Taffel of the forward englno
were thrown under the wreckage and
crushed to death , their bodies bolng
fearfully mangled. The mall car was
thrown across the track and all ot
the passenger coaches were ditched.
A number of passengers were moro or
leaa Injured.
Frenchmen at St Louis.
St. Ivouls , Juno 6. The Rochnm-
beau party of distinguished French
tourists arrived in St , Louis last night
from Now York. President David R.
Francis and other high oulciala of the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition' com
pany met the visitors aa the train
pulled into Union station and escorted
them to the Planters' hotel , where
they will remain during their four
days' sojourn in St. Louis as the
guests of tbo exposition company. The
party will bo widely entertained.
Must Comply With State Law.
Jefferson City , Mo. , June 5. The supreme
premo court yesterday directed a writ
of ouster to Issue against the
SchwarzBchlld & Sulzberger company
and suspended the same on condition
that the company comply with the
state laws relating to corporations
within five days. The question of fine
was reserved until further orders of
the court. The other packers against
whom similar information was filed
were given until Juno 18 to respond
nnd file return to rule.
Texas Cattle for South Africa.
Fort Worth , Tex. , Jun < j s > . A deal
In Texas cattle , which may Iiave a far-
reaching effect upon the trade , had Its
initiative in the shipment of G50 head
of stock from Penencola , Fla. , on Wed
nesday , particulars of which were
given out here. The shipment IB In
tended as the first of many cattle to
bo used In restocking the depleted
farms of South Africa. It is under
stood a local firm has a contract to
supply the British government with
young breeding cattle in South Africa.
Record Price for Shorthorns.
Des Molnes , June 6. A sale of
shorthorns at Rolfe. Ia. , has broken
the price for the west. N. A. Lind
sold fifty-three head for over $40,000.
Red Crest , a bull , topped the sales ac
$3SSO , being sold to Beigler & Son of
Hartwick , Ia.
Hooked For a Maaeam.
She was an iguorant but ambitious
woman , relates the Chicago Tribune ,
nnd the great ambition of her life was-
gratified when her husband was elect
ed a member of congress. Immediate
ly after the result of the election was-
known the new congressman's wife
drove in from her country home to the
county seat to call In triumph on her
dearest enemies In a social way. She
called first on the wife of the local
banker , who had sent her three daugh
ters through Vassar , and after receiv
ing the congratulations of the family
she turned the conversation to her i
plans for the future of her own daugh
ter , Jennie.
"I am going to give Jennie every ed
ucational advantage. " she said. "A
soon as the congressman and I get to
Washington we are going to put Jennie
In the Smithsonian institute. "
Tli < ? Cumcrtrxaioaal Record.
To appreciate the value of The Con
gressional Record one must see it used.
It is the only means by which members
themselves keep Informed of the prog
ress of legislation when scores of
measures are often considered in a
day. It Is on the desk of the president
of the United States and is read by
every executive officer , from cabinet to-
chief of division. Every government
in the world envies ours the possession
of such a publication , forming at anew
an indispensable current record and a
permanent history of events even moro
valuable through the centuries. Argo
naut.
Clicnr * and Tobacco.
There are between L500.000 and
2.000,000 brands of cigars sold in thia
country , and your average smoker
thinks that every brand means a differ
ent kind , of tobacco. As a mutter of
fuct 100 is an outside estimate of thu
different kinds of tobacco that can bo
procured from all sources , and even ex >
Dcrta can't toll some of these apart.
Uow Grvaley Learned to Read.
By a singular adaptation to thu
changes ot motion on ills mother's part
whilu spinning noracu Grueluy wbun a
youngster ncuulred thu unwonted qual
ity ot rending with tha book in almost
any position , sidtnvine or upaidu down ,
as readily us in thu usual fashion with
out at that tiinu thinking it anything
uiiusuul.
A tleimonur.
Old Lady Now , llttlu boys , con any
ot you tell mu what commandment
Ailutn broku when hu atu thu forbidden
fruit ?
Tammy PluaBu , ma'am , them wasn't
any coinmnmliiiuurs then. Sim Fmn-
clBt-o Chronicle.
"Wliura thuru'a a will thcru's a way , "
which IB jtiBtas llkoly to be the wrong
one an tliu right Plttslmrg Dispatch.
Duty IB a power which rises with UH
In the morning and goes to rest with
na la the arenias. tiladutone.
