TUB NWtfOLK NBWSs PRIM * ' lKRKUAHY2rt
Losses of Cattle and Sheep Will
Be Heavy.
ZERO WEATHER IN MANY 8TATE9
Wintry Slants Slay Live Stock V/eak-
! cncd by Prolonged Snowstorms.
Lives Lost and Property Destroyed
| In the South.
ChoycnneVyo. . , Feb. 17. Report B
from nearly every section In Wyoming
nro to the effect thnt the weather
throughout the state IB Intensely cold.
Stock on the ranges , especially thnt
which started the winter In poor con
dltion , Is suffering severely anil heavy
losses tire predicted. The open conn
try Is covered with snow to an un-
tiRtml depth , and cattle and sheep arc
slowly famishing , being too weak to
paw the snow from the ground.
In the southern half of the state
ns a whole thin has been one of the
hardest winters on-stock In the history
cf the stock Industry. One severe
storm ! ' follow vl another nnd stock
of all Vlurfi IH now in poor condition.
In some 'oonlltlos ' there IP an nbun-
danen of h"v nnd the losses will
amount to t "ic'lcnllv nothing , but In
other flpotlnns. whore hav Is scnrco
nnd Hie flopVq nn-i horrid dencnd
the on < Mi r ° ' "o. which Is cnvpwi
* nnw. the Incsopq will ho considerable
units' * a wnrm spell of weather comeo
soon.
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fpr ) mi to continue for n week or two
nt least.
VERY COLD IN KANSAS.
Low Temperature Has Made Coal
Famine More Serious.
Topekn , Feb. 17. The severe cold
Breather of the past few days has made
the coal famine much more serious.
The efforts put forth by the legislature
turo have not resulted in any relief
and some of the western counties have
not coal enough to last twenty-four
hours. In a few cases the supply Is
even less , and there is great suffering
among the poorer classes. It is as
Berted that the practice of the rail
roads in confiscating coal consigned
to shippers Is responsible In a large
measure for the prevailing distress.
The Oklahoma live stock sanitary
toard announced there had been
Rreat suffering by cattle on account of
the Intense cold weather and sleet.
No weather during the present winter
has been half so severe. The cattle
were unused to It and it is feared
many have died. In Klldare nnd
other towns a coal famine exists and
the people have suffered.tTho author
ities fear some deaths have resulted.
Bad Weather In the South.
Louisville , Feb. 17. Rain , snow and
elect , combined in many places wltb
high winds , are the prevailing con
ditions throughout the south. Rail
road traffic is delayed , while in a num
ber of. cities the street railway ser
vice is almost at a standstill. Re
ports from Tennessee , Arkansas , Mis
sissippi , north Texas , Alabama ,
Georgia and all parts of Kentucky
tell of damage done by the blizzard ,
of swollen streams and suffering on
the part of man and beast , of traffic of
all kinds delayed , and in some In
stances loss of life is reported. In
Louisville the snowfall has been over
four Inches. In Memphis the snow
and sleet storm was ono of the worst
V- In years. At Fort Worth and Dallas ,
Tex. , the snowfall was the heaviest
in years and a general blizzard pre
vails throughout the southwest.
Turkey Warns Bulgaria.
Sofia , Bulgaria , Fob. 17. In her re
cent note to Bulgaria , Turkey declines
to accept the Bulgarian government's
declaration as to the non-existence of
revolutionary hands in Macedonia and
warns Bulgaria that explicit Instruc
tions have been sent to the Turkish
authorities to prevent the disturbance.
This note Is regarded as being intend
ed to Justify Turkey's military activ
ity. It was rumored that In the event
of Turkey falling to execute the demanded -
manded reforms In Macedonia , Russia
and Austria will convoke a European
congress to deal with the situation.
Peary to Try Again.
New Haven , Conn. , Fob. 17. Lieu
tenant R. E. Peary , U. S. N. , was a
guest at the annual banquet of the
New Haven Business Men's associa
tion last night. During the course of
his speech Lieutenant Peary said ho
hoped to make another attempt to
reach the North polo , provided he se
cured a proper ship and equipment.
Llvea Lost In Georgia.
Atlanta , Ga. , Feb. 17. A special
from Royston , Ga. , states that n
furious windstorm passed over the
town of Bowman , In Elbort county ,
yesterday afternoon , demolishing sev
eral houses and killing and Injuring a
number of people. The wires are down
beyond Royston and further particu
lars cannot bo obtained.
Twelve Below In Illinois.
Blooralngton , 111. , Feb. 17. The
temperature in central Illinois dropped
to twelve below zero. All trains are
delayed. Snow drifts near Barnes
and Elliott hold Illinois Central and
Lake Erie and Western trains several
hours.
TRAIN KILL8 YOUNG WOMAN.
Engine Strikes Sleigh Containing n
Party of Ten People.
Salt Lake , Feb. 17. A largo double
alclgh , containing a party of ten young
people , was struck by a Rio Grnndo
Western passenger train at the Inter
section of Eighth south and Fifth
west streets , The sled was hurled
through the nir for n hundred foot
and demolished , Ono of the party wao
Instantly killed nnd none escaped In
juries , inoro or less serious ,
Miss Qualles wns sitting on the
driver's scat nnd the pilot of the en
gine struck the sleigh precisely
whore she was sitting , killing her In
stantly.
Yalms , the driver , was Internally In-
iurcd nnd lies In n critical condition
nt the hospital. The other members
of the party were sitting In the roar
portion of the sleigh. To keep out the
cold they had covered their heads
with blankets and had no Intimation
of approaching danger. The train was
stopped at once and the Injured picked
up and taken to the depot , a mlle
nwny , where medical assistance was
quickly summoned. Later the In
jured were taken to the varloun hos
pitals.
PRISONERS IN AN ICE BOX.
Seven Men Held Up at Point of Re
volvers In Chicago Saloon.
Chicago , Fob. 17. Seven men were
hold up , robbed and marched at the
point of revolvers Into the ice box In
a South State street saloon yesterday
and kept prisoners for half an hour ,
while their captors deliberately sam
pled liquors. There were six custom
ers and the barkeeper In the saloon
when three young men entered , com
pelled them to line up and submit to
being senrchcd.
When attention was nttractcd to
them by their firing revolvers the
highwaymen were emerging from n sa
loon opposite nnd a chase ensued , re
sulting In the capture of two of the
men.
BROOKS RELEASED FROM JAIL.
Principal of a Chicago School Becomes
Involved In Contempt Proceedings.
Chicago , Feb. 17. Charles J.
Brooks , principal of the Shields school ,
was released from custody by Judge
Brentano on the ground that Judge
Crelghton of Springfield did not have
jurisdiction In the case.
Brooks has been in Sangamon coun
ty jail on an order of contempt Issued
by Judge Creighton. The effort to se
cure his freedom Is an Incident grow
ing out of the fight between Brooks
and his parents for the custody of
Florence Brooks , the daughter of the
principal. .
Second Train Robber Confesses.
Butte , Mont. , Feb. 17. George How
ard , the second train robber under ar
rest , made a confession yesterday ,
corroborating the story told by his
partner , Cole , that they were alone
concerned In the holdup of the Bur
lington train last Friday. Cole Is
pleading for leniency for Howard ,
saying that the latter is not only sick ,
but Insane. It develops that all the
money the robbers secured was $7.50
and Cole says the failure of the en
terprise was duo to the Insanity of
Howard. Cole will go into court to
day and plead guilty. Howard says he
will nlso plead guilty , but will com
mit suicide at the first opportunity.
Fined for Passing Mexican Dollars.
Rochester , N. Y. , Feb. 17. In spite
of the opinion expressed by secret
Service Agent Gammon that no con
viction could result In prosecution for
passing Mexican money , Helen Zaco
Robinson yesterday was fined J50 by
a police Justice. Her husband paid
the fine In American money. The
couple were arrested after flooding
Rochester with Mexican dollars , worth
37 % cents each. They said they had
made $5,000 in the last few months
and were working cast from San Fran
cisco. They have a scrap book filled
with newspaper stories of arrests In
other cities on the same charge , but
they have never been fined before.
Colorado Miners Out.
Denver , Feb. 17. A special from
Idaho Springs says the miners em
ployed at the Little Mattie mine and
the Big Four tunnel were called out
yesterday. These , with the 175 from
the Sun nnd Moon mine , who went out
for higher wages two weeks ago , roako
nearly 400 men on strike. The union
officers declare that the Shatter mine
employes will bo called out today and
that before Saturday 1,000 men In
Clear Creek county will be out.
Gondolas Stick In the Mud.
Venice , Feb. 17. An extraordinary
happening has been amazing Ve
netians for the last two days. When
the tide ebbed the water flowed sea
ward with such speed and volume
that all canals of the city , Including
the Grand canal , were drained almost
dry. , The foundations of palaces and
houses were exposed and gondolas
nnd steamers stuck In the mud , where
they remained until the next tide.
Flood Threatens Plttsburg.
Pittsburg , Feb. 17. Plttsburg is
threatened with another flood. Gov
ernment Forecaster Rldgway predicts
a stage of twenty-two feet , which
would cause considerable damage In
the low-lying portions of Plttsburg
nnd Allegheny. The Plttsburg nnd
Western railroad tracks In Allegheny
are submerged.
Younger at His Old Home.
Lees Summit , Mo. , Fob. 17. Cole
Younger , the pardoned bandit , arrived
at his old homo hero last night after
an absence of a quarter of a century.
Ho hnd slipped out. of St. Paul unno
ticed two days earlier than expected
and , en route south , had succeeded
In covering up his Identity.
Scores Colombian Minister on
Breach of Diplomacy.
ITV
HOUSE PASSES COUPLING DILL.
Enacts Law to Secure Greater Oafety
of Railway Employes Fowler Bur-
rency Measure Given Preference.
Senate Passes Indian pill ,
Washington , Fob. 17. There was
no debate on the statehood bill In the
Bonnto yesterday. The Indian appro
priation bill and the Philippine cur
rency bill both were passed. Vest ,
white the Indian hill was up , called at
tention < o a point of order which had
been madu against one of Its provis
ions on the ground that It wan new
Tim nntint ( > lin mild , had
passed the Philippine government bill
ns a rider to the army appropriation
bill and yet ruled other provisions out.
All rulei , he said , wore violated when
ix majority was In favor of any meas
ure. Morgan spoke on a iiuesllon of
privilege regarding a dispatch which
recently appeared In the public press
purporting to be signed by the Colom
bian minister to Mexico , Honor Rafael
Reyes , In which Senor Reyes took ox-
cent Ion to an alleged statement by
Morgan In the senate that the Colom
bian president had sold out and abdi
cated for $1,000,000. Morgan declared
thnt there was a betrayal of the sen
ate In th > mattnr of what transpires
at evoouMvo salons and that Senor
Rcvos had violated a principle of di
plomacy w > ' n bo obtained Informa
tion "I'rroiHiiously from persons false
to their trust.
The hoifn dlspoood of a number of
bills yesterday under suspension of
the rules , defeating two. The most
Important measure nassed wan the
sonn * " 'ilU to amend the rnljronil snfo-
ty nnpllnnco law. A spnrlnl order was
ndonto-1 whlfh practically- will innko
the Fowler currency Mil n continuing
ordpr for * T > n rnninn ! < lf r of the fu
sion not hrnvovor to Info'-forp wl'h
confer nee fair's ' ipnronrlntlon bills
nd other privileged matters.
Wllhclmlna May Name Umpire.
Washington , Feb. 17. Queen Wll-
holmlna of the Netherlands may be
requested by the Washington govern
ment to name the umpire who shall
pass on the claim of the United States
against Venezuela In the event that
the persons named by the United
States and Venezuela cannot agree.
The selection of Queen Wllhelmlnn
was suggested by Mr. Bowen , and it Is
probable that the protocols soon to bo
signed by Mr. Hay and Mr. Bowcn
will provide that the queen shall
name the umpire In the event of dis
agreement. This is intended as a
compliment to the sovereign of the
cquntry at whose capital The Hague
tribunal sits. Great Britain , Germany
and Italy In their protocols provide
that the king of Spain shall name the
umpire.
To Report Anti-Trust Bill.
Washington , Feb. 17. The senate
committee on judiciary yesterday con
cluded consideration of the Llttlefleld
anti-trust bill and decided to report
it to the senate with a number of
very important amendments. The
most important changes were made In
connection with sections C and 7 of
the house bill , for which the senate
committee will recommend complete
substitutes.
Section G , as the bill passed the
house , prohibited persons engaged in
violating the provisions of the law
from using any of the instrumental
ities of Interstate commerce. This
purpose is retained In the substitute
of the senate committee , but the scope
of the publication Is enlarged.
Teacher Saves Pupils From Fire.
Springfield , 111. , Feb. 17. Miss Mary
Martin , teacher in the Caldwell school
at Thayer , 111. , by her bravery and
presence of mind , yesterday , In a flro
which destroyed the school , saved the
lives of fifty of her little pulpls. With
egress by the stairway cut off by the
flames , Miss Martin dropped her pu
plls from a second story window to
the ground. After the last of the chil
dren had been rescued the plucky In
Btructor swung herself over the win
dow ledge and dropped to safety. Al
though several of the children were
painfully hurt , none of the Injuries
will result seriously.
Grand Jury Indicts Turf Men.
St. Louis , Fob. 17. Indictments
charging fraud and conspiracy to de
fraud were returned by the grand jury
yesterday for O. W. Depplqr , manager
of the John J. Ryan Turf Investment
company. Deppler Is at present In
Cincinnati , but ho was notified , by
counsel for the company to return to
St. Louis and surrender himself and
that bond had been arranged for him.
Ryan was released on bond.
Fall to Reach Agreement.
Topeka , ' Kan. , Feb. 17. Another con
ference between the conductors and
trainmen and the officials of the Santa
Fo was held yesterday , but no compro
mise was reached. The trainmen and
officials spent Saturday In trying to
como to an agreement , but none was
reached. Thrid Vice President J. W.
Kendrick and the other officials are
still hero and will stay until the final
settlement Is made.
Entire Train Is Derailed.
Plttsbure , Kan. , Feb. 17. 'Frisco lo
cal passenger train No. 157 , north
bound , was wrecked at the Glrard and
Joplln junction cast of Plttsburg lain
last night , fho entire train was de
railed and five passengers were In
jured , none , It Is believed , fatally.
MITCHELL.
Miners' Leader Addresses Big Meet
ing at Chlonuo Auditorium ,
Chi io , Fob. 17 , Hlx thousand
people ctowdod the Auditorium last
nlldit nt the ilomoustnitlon of the local
labor unlonn In honor of John Mitch
ell , president of the United Mlno
Workers of America. The nnmtosl
enthusiasm was slims u when Mr.
Mitchell npponrod on the platform ,
nnd his npi'och later In ttui evening
wa reci'lvi'd with cheers.
Mr. Mitchell did not H"nU | nt Ki'dU
length , but bin speech was Interrupted
nt every few words by the npplmiso
of bin audience , Ho declared that ho
was not one of thoHo who holli'vod In
the trade union ns the ultlninto or that
Us formation wan the final rcHiilt to bo
obtained , The worklngmon of the
world arc , ho declared , passing
through a period of evolution and
while everybody know thnt conditions
wore changing , nobody could foiotnll
what the final result would ho. He
was not one of tbimo , ho said , who
made war upon capital , or denounced
It. He bi'llovod that there wiw never
a time In the past nor would ( hero be
In the future when the dlffoii'tic < m
between the laborer nnd the capitalist
could not bo pott led If they como
squarely together and loll the truth
to each other. He mioko strongly lu
favor of the possibilities of tratio
union , snvliu : thnt lin believed It one
of tin' irroiitost powers for good In the
world todnv nnd predicting hollar
tblnrs fn * It In the fulii'1" . Tie
warned his hearer * that no , trlko v-io
over won 1 v breaking tbn IMWH. fore
o rfTunn ( hat 1'inh coniliiH ( it DHCP
nllenntcd the good will of the people.
FOREIGN CROP CONDITIONS.
Rutsla Reports Serious Deficiency In
Winter Grain Shorta-je In Italy.
Vvnsninguni , Feb. 17. The olllHul
reports on foreign crop condition1 ! , re
ceived Irom the foreign statistical
agent of the department of ngilculturo
nt London , under date of Feb. 1 ,
shows uuHeasonably mild weather In
most paitH of ISutopo during the great
er part of January. Official Russian re
ports In December report that a scrl
HUB deficiency In winter grain In high
ly probable In most of European Rus
sia , crops being almost entirely de
stroyed in sixteen provinces and poor
In others. The Hungarian autumn
sown crops are generally poor and
the area loss extensive. In Rounmntn
and Bulgaria the crop outlook is fa
vornble. The Spanish wheat ciop of
1002 is estimated at 12.1-l30,0no bush
els. or nearly 0,000,000 In OXCOHS o
the previous year , while Italy's when
ciop Is 25.000,000 short of 11)01. ) In
the third week of January the weather
In France took a change for the worse
so far as the crops were concernei
In Great Britain and Germany reports
on the growing crops were favorable
Murder In First Degree.
Cairo , Mich. , Feb. 17. John Brom
Isb , who shot and killed Lcroy Lcstc
several weeks ago , after Lester hat
served an attachment on some ma
chinery on Bromish's farm , has been
found guilty of murder in the first de
gree nnd sentenced to prison for life.
Bromlsh shot Lester as the latter
was driving away after Bromlsh had
refused to surrender the machinery.
Four Fatalities In Storm.
Greenwood , S. C. , Feb. 17. A se
vere windstorm prevailed yesterday in
this portion of South Carolina. At
Honeapath six men took refuge In W.
A. Shirley's brick store , which was
demolished. Earlo McGee and
Thomas Austin were killed and two
men named Donald and Stone were
fatally Injured. Five dwelling houses
were blown down. Men and women
rnn In the streets seeking shelter from
the wind nnd rain. Several persona are
reported missing.
.Trains Are Delayed.
Topekn , Kan. , Feb. 17. The railroads -
roads have not yet recovered from
the result of the storm , Nearly nil
trains yesterday were very late. The
Rock Island trains were snowbound
near Bucklln for several hours and
were rescued by means of snow
plows. Near Arkansas City , some
Santa Fo trains wore stnlled. It is
thought that all the roads will get
clear tonight.
Deck Laborers Strike.
Bremen. Feb. 17. About 1 SOO dock
laborers employed bv one of the con
tractors of the North Oormnn Lloyd
company struck yestcrdnv. owlnc to
the dismissal of a comrade. Thus
far , bow-vo" ho ot'ifr contractor *
have bc ° n "M * ' " nt the londln ?
of the
Prt-5ljcrl Stn > u by Crum.
Waph'"ion , Pob. 17. President
Roogf o.pressed to those senators
who ra'led on him yesterday the hope
that the senate would confirm the nom
ination of D. H. Crum , to be collector
of the port of Charleston. S. C. The
president has no Intention of with
drawing the nomination and desires
that the senate take definite action on
1L
Garfleld Is to Be Named.
Washington , Feb. 17. James A. Gar
fleld of Ohio will bo appointed by the
president to bo commissioner of cor
porations In the now department of
commerce. The appointment will
probably go to the senate today. Mr.
Garfleld Is now a member of the civil
icrvice commission.
Alleged Train Robber Arrested.
Anaconda , Mont. , Feb. 16. The po
lice of this city have arrested Napoleon
leon Savoy , who has been Identified
by Express Messenger Otis as the
man who , last October , hold up the
Northern Pacific north-const limited
at Bearmouth , this state , and shot
and killed Engineer O'Neill , who made
a fight against the robber.
HAPPY AND HEALTHY.
A Beautiful Canadian Girl Saved From
Catarrh of the Lungs by
MISS FLORENCE KlINAH.
_
Mltw JMoronco K. Kcimh , 401 Mnrln street , OUnwn , Out. , wrltotu
A few months ago I caught a severe cold , which settled on my
lungs and remained there so persistently that I became alarmed. I
took medicine without benefit , until nty digestive organs became
upset , and my head and back began to ache severely and frequently.
I was advised to try Pcruna , and although I had little faith I
felt so sick that I was ready to try anything. It brought mo blessed
relief at once , and I felt that I had the right medicine at last. Within
three weeks 1 was completely restored and have enjoyed perfect
health since.
" / now have the greatest faith in Pcruna. " P. E. KEN AH.
should bowuroof contract-1
WOMEN
ing cnturrh. The cold wind and
rain , nliuth nnd mud [ -winter nro oHpo-
clivlly conducive to cntarrhnl derange
ments. Few women uHcnpo.
Upon the first symptoms of catching
cold. Portum should bo taken. It forti
fies the system nti l 8t colds uncl ca
tarrh.
The following letlor gives ono young
vroman'H experience with 1'oninn :
MlnfllloHoCJorblng IHU popular Fwloty
woman of Crown Point , Intl. , and she
writes the following :
"Recently I took a longdrlvoln the
country , and bolng too thinly clml 1
caught a bail cold which iiottlciloit my
lungs , nnd which I could not nc m to
tihako off. I luid liciird u grout deal of
i'urtma for colds and catarrh ami I
J
CHAPLAIN MARTIN IG CUT.
Venders Resignation to the Governor ,
but Succeaccr Is Not Yet Appointed.
Lincoln. Fob. 17. Dr. George W.
Martin has resigned as chaplain of
the penitentiary. The icslgnatlon
was handed to the governor yester
day. Ills HUCCOSSOJ has not yet boon
appointed.
A. D. Iliiomcr. appointed some time \
ago by Governor Mickey as warden of
the penitentiary , took charge yester
day. Sunday was spf-nt by Mr. Boomer
In inspecting the prison. Saturday he
met with the board of public lands
nnd buildings and discussed matters
pertaining to the penitentiary. One
of the unpleasant features devolving
upon Mr. Boomer will bo the carrying
out of the death sentence Imposed
upon Gottlieb Nelgenflnd , who mur
dered his wife and mother-ln-lnw
and attempted to exterminate his en
tire family. The prisoner Is to bo
hanged Friday , March 13. Mr. Roomer
will make no changes In his staff for
several days.
BRAVES DEATH TO SAVE TRAIN.
Farmer Strips Coat In Zero Weather
to Warn Engineer of Danger.
Cairo , 111. , Fob. 17. S. S. Glasscock ,
a farmer , faced a blizzard In his shirt
sleeves for moro than an hour yester
day to save 100 passengers on the
Cleveland , Cincinnati , Chicago and
St. Louis railroad. Glasscock was
frozen BO badly that he had to be
carried Into the cars nfter he flagged
the train near Hnrrlsburg. Glasscock ,
while walking along the track , discov
ered a broken rail at a point where
the embankment was forty feet high.
He know that a southbound passenger
train was about due and ran up the
track to flag the train. He used his
red-lined canvas coat ns n flag and to
make sure that his signal would bo
seen by the engineer he hold the coat
aloft on a stick , leaving himself un
protected In the blinding storm nnd
rero temperature for moro than an
hour , as the train was late. The pas
sengers mndo some handsome pres
ents and each shook his hand.
Venezuelan Blue Book.
London , Feb. 17. A feeling of relief
that the Venezuelan business is set
tled before parliament reopens In
clines the press not to bo captious in
their examination of the blue book.
The comment of the newspapers con
cerns rather the reticences than the
revelations in the official dispatches.
The conciliatory attitude maintained i
throughout by the United States government - '
ernment Is cordially recognized , and
the British government Is taken to
task in some quarters for having de
layed taking Washington Into Its con-j '
fldenco until Nov. 11 , when Great Brit- ,
aln and Germany had agreed already , 1
In July to coerce Venezuela. It lai
nlso remarked that there Is no Indlca-j
tlon of any attempt having been made I
by Great Britain to obtain from Gor-
mnnv an assurance that the Monroe
doctrine \vnnM t > r
The man \vno tcachoa women to
smoke always marries one who won't
let him do it uluiself . New York
Times.
taught n bottle to try. I am plonscd
that I did , for It brought npcctly relief.
It only took about two IxittlcH , and I
considered thin money well spent.
"You Invvo n firm frlcntl in mo , and I
not only ntlvlfio itn uno to my f rlondii , but
Imvo purchased Hovurnl bottles to glyo to
thoHo without the inciins to buy , and
have noticed without exception thnt it
ban brought about a spuedy euro whore-
over it ImH been UHcd. " Mlsa Itoso
Ourblng.
If you do not dorlvo prompt and Ratio-
factory roHultH from the use of Porunn ,
write at once to Dr. Ilnrtmnn , giving a
full statement of yourcnoo and ho will
boploiiHctl togivo you lil vuluablo ad-
vloo gratis.
AddrcHH Jr. Hnrtmnn , President of
The llurtnmu Sanitarium , ColumbusO.
Urlbc-Urlbe Is Not Dead.
Panama , Fob. 1C , The announce
ment finni Kingston , Jamaica , Fob. 8 ,
that General Urlbo-Urlbo had commit
ted suloldo Is untrue. It was Colonel
Robi'ilo Urlbo of Horrorra's army
who tool ; hia own life.
AuctrLm Troops Mobilized.
London , Fob. 1(5. ( The correspond ,
fnt of the Dally Mall at Vienna saya
thnt In spl'o of denials , ho loarna
that AuHtrli has moblll/cd two army
corps and has concentrated an extra ,
10.000 men on the Balkan border.
Military men. adds the correspondent ,
believe that nn armed Intervention la
inevitable. Field Marshal Rheln-
lander will command the forco.
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD.
Postmaster General Payne Is con
fined to his room by an attack of grip.
President Roosevelt has extended
for six months from March 12 , 1903 ,
the life of the Spanish treaty claims
commission.
The Rock Island Monday let the
contract for grading 112 miles of pro
posed now track from Tucumcarl , I.
T. , to a point Intersecting the Choc-
tnw division.
Charles R. Davenport , who Invented
the first railroad coach which becama
serviceable , is dead at the homo ot
his son in East Wnterton , Mass. Ha
YMS ninety years of age.
It is reported from Fez , Morocco ,
thnt the sultan's troops hnve suffered
a repulse with great slaughter at the
hands of the Kabylo tribe , which Is
friendly to the nretender , Bu Hamara.
The eighty-third birthday of Susan
B. Anthony , Feb. 15 , was celebrated at
her home in Rochester. Mlsa Anthony
was assisted by Dr. Anna Howard
Shaw , who received visitors all day.
The appellate court at Kansas City
Monday upheld Mrs. Samuel Kraus.
divorced wife of a wealthy cattleman ,
who was accused by him of foisting
off n foundling as his child to obtain
additional alimony.
Oliver Nichols , a lumberman , shot
and killed Mrs. Ira Shaffer near Edle ,
Pa. , Monday and then placing the muz
zle of the shotgun to his face , b'ow
his head off. It is thought the deed
was prompted through Jealousy.
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