THE NORFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , JULY 17,10W. (
Admiral Cotton Enthusiast ! )
Over Reception In England.
TO TEST KEIARBAnQE'S SPEED
Battleship Ordered to Race Will
Time Prom Portsmouth to Maine
Rest of Fleet Will Sail for ( Jabot
on Friday. *
Portmnouth , England , July 16. Will
the reception given au board Ren :
Ail in Ira I Cotton'n umjshlp , Kcnrsnrgo
the visit of the American flquadron t <
' England terminated. The royal yach
yiotorla and Albert will leave 1'ortH
mouth luvrbor tmlny and will receive
the snlutOB of tlio warships as BH
atoiuiut out. On Fridny , when outside
Bullhead , Admiral Cotton will trann
for his linn to the ChlcnKO , and pro
ccod with the San Francisco and Ma
china to Lisbon , whllo the ICcursargc
trill hugln her spoud trial acroBU the
Atlantic.
"Our reception In England has beer
most cordial and onthUHlaatlo , " salt
Hear Admiral Cotton. "Nothing coulO
exceed Iho courtesy extended to us or
all Bhlus from the king and the prince
of Wales , the olllclals of the govern
inent and o HI corn of the navy and UK
people of London and Portsmouth ,
Iiave no doubt Umt the result of Ui <
visit of ttxo American oquadron wll
prove bonollclul In the oxlromo anc
that It will tend to strengthen the cor
dial rotations which have long oxlstoi
between the two countries. "
Captain Humphtll of the Unltet
States battleship Kcarsurgo rocolvct !
tnstruotlons to clonn the warship'f
propollvr , till the bunkcra with the
lost coal and so at the highest speed
with nutnrul draft , to Frenchman * !
Day , Mo. Tills la the first occaslor
In time of peace Umt an Amorlcar
battleship hae been subjected to auul
a Bovoro tost. It recalls u slmllai
voyugo of the batUcahlp Oregon dur
ing the war with Spain.
Dy the route that Captain Homphll !
lias selected tor the speed trial the
Kearsargo must steam 2,852 tullas. Or
tyer way to Southampton aho made
-8,846 mlloa. Bho la thus oxpcctod tc
take leaa tlmo ou her coining yovngc
Captain Hemphlll commanded the
Buffalo , which established the recori' '
t cf thlrty-nlno days on the run frotr
Now Yorli to Manila , and the otllccm
< JC the KoarnajRO are sutlBtlcd thai
With the excellent coal supplied am'
the vassal's moderately clean botton
the record for a battleship will b (
broTten.
CHICAGO STRIKE 18 BROKEN.
.Freight Handlera Concc Fight When
Teamsters Refuse Sympathetic Aid.
Chicago , July 15. Freight handlers
of all tha railroad warotnusos in the
city will bo ordered today by Presi
dent Cur ran to handle all the freight
.that Is presented at their stations , no
Clatter fiom whom It conies. Twenty-
two men discharged by the Chicago
ZTormlnal company for refusing to ban-
die- freight from the Kcllogu Bwith-
board company will return to the
Western Avenue freight house nnd ap
ply for their old positions , with the
understanding that they will handle
all kinds of freight. "Tho teamsters
will not act as union men should , "
said Currau , "and I am not going to
oacrlllco my men in their support.
Tbo frol'jut handler * will handle all
trolght horcattcr no matter by whom
it may bo offered. "
Textile Strike to Continue.
Philadelphia , July 15. Doth manu
facturers and employes have empha
sized their determination not to glvo
way In the textile strike Over fifty
mlllownoia in the Ingrain carpet trade
met at the Manufacturers' club and
Toted to not grant any concessions to
the strikers , while the executivecom -
mlttoo of the Central Textile Work-
era' union adopted resolutions aimed
against employes who have given up
the flght for fifty-five hours and re
turned to work , and also voted to con
tinue the strike all summer , if nec
essary.
Iowa Operators Have Grievances.
Des Molnos , July 15. Sixty Iowa
coal operators mot In secret session
hero and formulated a series of
charges against local unions of the
United Mine Workers , which will be
submitted to the state executive board
of that organization for action , If
the executive board docs not take
steps to remedy the grievances al
leged , the operators may consider
their contract with the mine workers
at an end. The operators complain
of numerous small strikes and stop
pages of work.
Cleveland Walters to Strike.
Cleveland , July 15. Because their
employers will not grant an Increase
in wa./ s and a reduction in working
time , at least one-half of the mem
bers of the Hotel and Restaurant Em
ployes' union will go on strlko today
and try to enforce their demands.
There are 1,200 man and women res
taurant employes. The bartenders are
also Involved and probably will also
strike. Some of the employers bavo
granted the nrtvancp and others will
try to get nonunion help.
Sugar Beet Factory for Wheatland.
Cheyenne , Wyo. , July 1G. A com
pany capitalized at several million
wao Incornorated In Now Jer-
f developing
county , U
tttvBurt0 ,
MAKES A FULL CONFESSION.
Moat House Murderer Tells Hie 8tor
on the Scaffold ,
London , July 15. Bumucl Ilcrbur
Douaul , the perpetrator of tbo Moa
Jlouso munlor , who was canvlctud o
the klllliiK of Miss Cnmlllo Cocllo ILo !
laud , at Baftron-Walden , arid scr
tonccul to dentil , was hanged at tli
Cholmnfonl jail after iuJilng a ful
coufoaslon of hta crlmu.
Mlas Holland was owner of Moa
Houno , about four years ago , wlici
Dougal made hla appearance , and Mis
n.
Dougal , BuppoHoii to bo his ulster , too ]
up her resldeuctt on the place.
Miss Holland then disappeared sud
denly and Duugal si\J tlio womai
supposed to bo his sister , but wh
roaJly wan his wife , for dlvorco. Thi
aroused suspicion and led to an in
vcstl gallon.
Dougal was arrested for cashing i
check purporting to huvo been slgnc <
by Miss Holland , and whllo ho wa
In custody the body of Mlsa Hollam
was accidentally found by a laborer li
an old ditch , which had bean plantoi
over by u shrub nearly four yoara pr
vlously. An examination showed tha
the head hud boon pierced by a build
which was found In the skull.
Douglas was suspected of havlni
xuada away with at leaut live wives.
SHERIFF AVEhTS A LYNCHING
Ntw York Farmers Menace Negr <
Who Assaults Child.
Albany , N. Y. , July 15. The tnilcl
wit of u deputy sheriff at Coxsackli
prevented the lynching of James Little
tlo , a negro , who criminally assaultei
Emma Cole , aged eleven years , tin
daughter of u farmer living near Nev
llaltlmoro. The negro escaped ofto
throatonltiB the child with death. Little
tlo was captured on the railroad tracl
near Coxsackio. Ho confessed the as
Biiult and was locked up. In the mean
while news of the capture renchei
Now Daltluioro and n mob of 200 or
raged formers started for Coxsacklc
all frankly vowing their intention ti
lynch the negro. Deputy Sheriff Sum
tier Van Loon , realizing that tin
clouds of darkness would mean tin
breaking of the illmsy local lockuj
and the violent death of hla prisoner
smuggled the negro out nnd took hln
down the river on a boat to Catsklll
whore there Is a well-built Jan.
SAYS TRUST DROVE INSANE.
Candy Jobber Sues Alleged Comblm
Magnates for Conspiracy.
Now York , July 15. Eleven mem
bers of the executive board of tin
Now York Confectionery Jobbers' Pro
tectlvo asHoelatlon. Ue alleged cundj
trust , have been summoned to tin
court of Special sessions today to answer
swor n charge of criminal conspiracy
ugnlnst trade.
The complainant is Monls Golden
berg , a Jobber , who says he was driver
out of business by the combine am
financially ruined. As ono of the re
Bulls of its alleged porsocutlonc , IN
says , ho was compelled to send hii
wife to an insane asylum , where sh <
died.
Court Visitors Searched.
Madlsonvillo. Ky. , July 15 < Win
104 witnesses summoned , the exnmln
Ing trial of 1) . Wltherspoon , chnrgoi
with the murder of Jesse Burto ai
Farllngton on July 4 , is being heart
here. Owlug to the excltemcut.Judgc
Qlvens has ordered that all person !
entering the court house bo scarchct
by the sheriff.
Hardware Men In Session.
Saratoga , N. Y. . July 15. The Amer
icon Hardware Manufacturers' nssocl
ntlon began Its convention hero wltl :
an address by the president , FayotU
R. Plumb of Philadelphia. An address
on "The Boycott , and How it Can Be
Destroyed" was delivered by Danie !
Davenport of Bridgeport. Conn.
Cleveland to Speak In Chicago.
Chicago , July 16. The Record-
Herald says : "Former President
Drover Cleveland will spunk in Chicago
cage at a banquet of the Commercial
club early in the fall , The exact data
has not yet been fixed , but it will bo
at a tlmo when the presidential elec
tion of 1904 will bo demanding at
tention. "
Shot Cause of Two Deaths.
Union , Mo. , July 15. Joseph Smith ,
aged forty-one , is in Jail hero charged
with the murder of his half brother ,
John Rhodes , aged twenty-six , whom
ho shot at their homo fifteen miles
from Union. Their aged mother , Mrs
Eliza Rhodes , lying ill In the noxl
room , sat up in bed when she heard
the shot and then fell back , dying in
stantly.
Indian Murders Wife and Babe ,
San Carlos , Ariz. , July 15. An
IVpucho Indian named Kutlman , a
graduate of the Government school at
[ Uc , ArlB , i > rlnc4 iU seven
> U elilU Wk club boeftuu
> * 4 ufrUralcUA ItiM ( or c
ifeflfe 44 fcU * i ? uftA on tlio
ft * ied (4 tb Uoaatidnfc , % ul
Pontiff Gets Out of Bed and Re
ceives Cardinals ,
AGAINST ALL MEDICAL THEORY
But for Steady Diminution of Strength
Hla Holiness Is No Worse Than He
Was on Monday- Patient Passes a
Tranquil Night
Rome , July 15. Another remarkable
rally In Pope LOO'B condition occurred
after u morning in the course ol
which his holiness Buffered spells ol
delirium and at times Ills strength
sank to the lowest ebb , and now ho
lies In no worse condition than ho
was on Monday evening , except for
( he fitoady diminution of his strength
Mgr. Blslet , master of the chamber
Ylsltod the sick room early this morn
ing and on emerging stated that the
pontiff's condition was unchanged. A
llttla later the pope fell Into u sleep
which It has Just been announced Is
Calrly tranquil , although the patient's
respiration is troublesome.
The rally was characteristically op
posed to every modlcal theory and
consisted in getting out of bed , on
which two hours previously the pope
himself had made all preparations for
death. Unsatisfied with this exhibi
tion of vitality , ho transacted private
business and received four cardinals ,
with whom ho talked in an animated
way. In fact , Pope Leo's record for
yesterday would bo Incredible if it
wcro not confirmed by the doctors and
cardinals present In tlio sick chamber.
None seem uioro perplexed than tlio
doctors themselves. Dr. Lapponl said
frankly : "I cannot Imagine how tlio
pope manages to keep alive. " Accord
ing to the physicians tha pontiff may
dlo at any moment , oven In the midst
of ono of those extraordinary Inter
vals when his mind and body present
a comparatively sound appearance.
All these around the patient have
long slnco ceased to hold definite opin
ions retarding the duration of the
pontiff's oxlstonco until Uio slow but
progressive diminution of the strength
of the august patient foretells the approaching
preaching end of the struggle with
death , but the doctors will not ven
ture to predict how near the end is.
Constant relapses , they say , are grad
ually wearing down the pope's con
dition which seems Immune from any
epoclilc disease. Most persona are In-
cllnod to the idea that Pope Leo may
go through perhaps two or three rep
ctltlons of yesterday's ups and downs ,
till , as Dr. Rossoni puts It , his pulse
etops forever.
As day succeeds day it becomes
pathologically clearer that it is a case
of a vary old man dying because he
has lived his allotted time.
The pope passed a comparatively
tranquil night , but the depression ol
his forces continues.
TWO KILLED IN COLLISION.
Accident on Chicago Great Western
Railway Near Savannah , Mo.
St. Joseph , Mo. , July 15. Two men
wcro killed , two fatally hurt and sev
eral people seriously Injured In a col
lision between a freight engine and a
Chicago Great Western passenger
train , southbouud , three miles north
of Savannah.
'The dead : John Browufiold , engi
neer of passenger , Des Moinoa ; Will-
lam Stewart , fireman passenger , Des
Molnos. Fatally hurt : Tom How
ard , engineer freight , Des Molnos ; Vf.
Benson , tlremnn freight , Des Moines.
Twenty or thirty passengers were
Injured , eight or ten seriously.
The freight train had orders to meet
the passenger at Schuster Siding , sev
eral miles north of Savannah. Before
reaching that point uu accident to a
car delayed the tri.ln. The head en
gine was uncoupled and sent north
ward to flag the passenger train ,
which was duo in a few minutes. After
proceeding about half a mlle the head
light of the passenger suddenly ap
peared around a curve. Tom Howard
and William Benson , engineer and
fireman of the freight engine , Jumped.
An Instant later the crash cama. The
baggage car and tender of the pas
senger telescoped and the two engines
were piled up in an inextricable mass.
Engineer Brownileld of the passen
ger train was struck In the head by a
piece of flying Umber from the wrack-
age of the baggage car , while Fire
man Stewart was caught between the
tender and engine and crushed to
death.
General Miles Reviews Troops.
El Reno , Okla. , July 15. Lieutenant
Qoneral Nelson A. Allies completed a
horseback rldo from Fort Sill , I. T. , to
Fort Rene , Okla. , a distance of ninety
miles , in nine hours and ten minutes.
The first thirty-live miles was made
In record time , the distance being cov
ered In two hours and twenty-flvo min
utes. Upon completing tlio trip , Gen
eral Miles showed no signs of fatigue
and forty minutes nf.tcr his arrival at
Ft. Reno reviewed the troops stationed
at that point. The rldo was taken , it
Is stated , to demonstrate- that General
Miles , at the ago of retirement , Is still
a sturdy man.
Lynching in Ueorgia.
Savannah , Ga. , July 15. Armed
farmers who have been on a man
hunt appeared in Savannah on their
way homo. They said they had
caught Ed Glaus , n negro charged
With an ngeault on ft Mlas Jobiwpn at
bwur
. July W. * , n ,
LAND LEASES ARE ILLEGAL.
Indian Parent Cannot Mak Contract
for Minor Children.
Musttogeo , L T. , July 16. A declo-
lee was haudud down by Judge C. W.
Raymond , United Status JwJgu for th.o
western district of the Indian Terri
tory , which will Invalidate IOUSCA on
2,000,000 acres of Creek lodlan land
and will bring dismay to speculator *
and land Ictulag companies.
U is cUUUcult to appreciate the
wooplng effect of Uxu court's holding.
Judge Raymond baa hold tuat ou In
dian parent has uo right to lease the
land of his minor children , unloan ha
baa by duo coura of legal procedure
been made the legal guardian.
Cases whara the parent baa been
made the logo ! euardlan of hla child
ren are rare In the extreme , benco
the thousandn of acres allotcd to
minors that have been lcas d by their
parents have been let Irregularly and
the leases will not stand.
la the Creek nation thcro are 3,072-
813 acres of land. Of this 2,500,000
acres huvo been leased to outsiders ,
It is estimated that only about 500,000
acres have been leased legally and
that the remainder Is now being held
by persons who can be removed by mi
nors going before the Indian agent
and demanding possession of their
allotments.
QUESTION IS DELICATE ONE.
Jewish Petition May Not Be Sent to
Russian Government.
Oyster Bay , L. L , July 15. An Im
portant conference was hold at Saga
more Hill between the president and
representative Jewish citizens of the
Society of the B'nal B'rlth , regarding
the petition to the RuBslan govern
ment on the Klshlneff outrages.
The result of the conference has not
been disclosed yet , but a strong inti
mation is given that the petition may
not bw forwarded to the Russian gov
ernment. The desire of both the pres
ident and Secretary Hay Is that the
Klshlnoff incident should be closed as
eoon as possible , as further delay In
its consideration might prove embar
rassing to this government in other
diplomatic negotiations with Russia.
Inasmuch as the Russian govern
ment has Indicated by the adoption
of severe measures a genuine disposi
tion to punish adequately the perpe
trators of the Klshineff murders , and
In addition these who instigated them ,
It Is a problem for the president and
Secretary Hay to solve whether repre
sentations concerning the incidents
are now either desirable or necessary.
It Is suggested that the whole mattei
may be resolved into a brief state
ment through diplomatic channels tc
the Russian foreign office that such c
petition Is in the hands of the Unltet1
States , thus leaving it to Russia te
say whether It would or would not re
colve the document if it were present
cd. It would close the Incident with
out subjecting the United States' rela
tlons with Russia to a strain ant
would be quite as effective as the act
ual presentation of the petition.
. ,
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TUG SNARES GHASTLY RELIC.
Woman's Leg Caught by Boat Ap
pears Above Water for a Spell.
New York , July 15. In passing un
der the Second avenue road brldgi
over the Hurlem river a tug sent t <
the surface for a second a woman's
leg covered with a black silk stock
Inc and a patent leather shoo. I
dropped back again and these whc
saw It believe It was attached to t
body which itself was weighted
causing the lOg to fall Into the watei
again. Police dredged for the bodj
but could not find It. The end of tht
bridge at this point is where a wc\n
an's blood-stained waist , skirt tJ
chemise were found last Saturday
night. Some of the police connect
the discovery with the Roxbury mur
der.
Wreck on Iron Mountain.
Poplar Bluffs , Mo. , July 15. A freight
wreck occurred on the Iron Mountain
railroad between Bouden and Gurdon ,
Ark. Two brake-men , a negro tramp
and thlrty-llvo carloads of horses and
mules wore killed. A box car Jumped
the track Just as the train ran on the
Little Missouri river bridge 'with ' such
force as to wreck the bridge and al
low the thirty-five cars of stock and
men killed to fall into the stream below -
low , a distance of forty feet.
Shoots Himself and Wife.
Chicago , July 15. Joseph Howarth ,
fifty years old , shot and killed hla
wife , Bertha Howarth , at their homo ,
A few hours later Howart was to have
appeared in a police court to answer
a charge preferred by tbo dead woman
of threats to kill her , resulting from
domestic difficulties. After assuring
himself that his wlfo was fatally
wounded , Howarth shot himself and
rras removed to a hospital in a dying
condition.
Tramp Supposed to Be Burned.
Iowa City , la. , July 15. Fire de
stroyed a half block of frame buildings
In which were Murphy's livery stable ,
Hatch & Holnslus' livery stable nnd
Kettowoll's tiro-sotting shop. The
flro Is supposed to have been started
by a tramp lighting a plpo in the hay
mow. The man was sleeping in the
upper loft of the stable- and it is be
lieved that ho was burned to death in
the fire sot by MB own pipe.
Bad Impression for the Young.
New York , J\Ify \ 13. U hag been do-
cldcd by the Board of Education that
t would bo poor policy to Impron
upon the voutbful mind { ) > '
doattn of
us4 IteUt
ftr
Destructive Wind and Hai
Storms in Nebraska.
KILLED IN WRECK OF HOME
Fatality Accompanies Tornado li
Vicinity of Corad Grain Beatei
Into the Ground by Hall Hsav
Loss Near Arapahoc.
Lincoln , July 15. Reports from th <
storm in central Nebraska sbow it ti
have been one of the worai of thi
summer , the damage to growing cropi
being very heavy. A special fron
Oxford says : A windstorm of cyclouli
fury , originating In Oospor county
passed over this section , leaving i
path of ruin from six to eight mile ;
wldo. Buildings were damaged , man ;
barns destroyed and numerous wind
mills were wrecked. On the farm o
Thomas ShelTroy a barn was blowi
away and fourteen workhorses klllei
outright. A heavy fall of hall aldei
In the work of destruction to crops
which in many cases will be a complete
pleto loss.
A farm house about eight mllci
northeast of Cozad was blown entire ) ;
away and all the occupants , a Mr
Qrlffs , wlfo , two children and a him
girl , all seriously Injured. The him
man , Sarn Henry , was .killed outright
Hall , wind and rain destroyed thous
ands of dollars worth of property
west , south , northwest and northeas
of Arapahoe. Windmills , bams anc
outhouses were blown down by th <
violence of the wind and thousands o :
acres of rlpo grain were pounded li
the ground by hall.
Frontier and Red Willow counties
were visited by a tornado. The tcr
rltory covered by the wind is fron
four to seven miles wide. No loss 01
life has been reported , but too damage
ago to crops Is heavy.
SPARKS FrfoTvT'THfc WIRES.
Donatl Vanotl , watchman for a
York bridge contractor , was blowr
into fragments by an explosion of dy
namite.
Fire destroyed a portion of the Oregon
gen City Manufacturing company's
woolen mills , the loss of which U
about ? 4u,000.
While sitting on hla porch , Hugh B ,
Stultz of Louisville , Ky. , sneezed so
violently that he fractured a rib in
his left side.
Judge Andersen of Indianapolis de
nied the Chicago Board of Trade an
Injunction against twenty "bucket
Ehop" proprietors to prevent them
from using the board's continuous quo <
tatlons.
Henry Seward was arrested at
Groencastle , Ind. , charged with the
murder of his wife , May 20. The case
has been puzzling the authorities since
Mrs. Seward was found at her homo
with her head crushed in.
M of Ilur Aunt.
"Mamma , " suld little Marguerite
when the family and the visitors from
the country hail sat down to breakfast ,
"Is it true that people who snore have
bail consciences ? 1 read In one of my
books that they ilo. "
"I don't know , dear. Perhaps they
have. What makes you ask such a fun
ny question ? "
"I was just thinking , if it's true ,
Aunt Susan must at least have killed
somebody once. " Chicago Record-Her
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Chicago , 111 $14.75
On sale June 80 to July l.tsi * *
Atlanta , Ga 32.10
On sale July 5 , C nnd 7. & > - <
Boston , Mass 31.75
On sale June 24 , 25 nnd 20.
Boston , Muss 33.75
On sale June 80 , July 1 ,
2 , 3 nnd 4.
Detroit , Mich 21.00
On sale July 14 and 15.
Baltimore , Md ' 32.25
On sale July 17 nud IS. " "
Saratoga Springs-.N. Y. . . . 82.20
On sale July 5 and (1
Buffalo , N. Y 41 50
Plttsburg , Pa > Ii8 45
Wateiloo , la ' n.85
St. Paul , Minn 12.50
Minneapolis , Minn 12 50
Duluth , Minn ic.30
Watervillo , Minn 10.50
Wasekn , Minn 10 f > 0
Fairbault , Minn 10.50
Nortbfleld , Minn 10.50
Clear Lnkfl , la ' . 1070
Spirit Lake , In , ( Okoboji ) . . 9.95
Tickets nro on sale daily during I
Juno , July , August and Septem
ber , good for return until Oct. 81 ,
1903.
A11OVE UATES AIIE FOR IIOUXD TItIP
TICKETS.
Homeseekers' round trip tickets -
ets on sale to points in the North ,
Northwest , Sonth nud Southeast
on 1st and 3rdTuesdays in each
month. Also one way snlouist
rntes to points South nnd Southeast
on same dates. Summer tours via
Dalnth or Chicago nnd Steamer
via the Great Lakes.
Write mo about your trip nn
lot mo give yon nn itinernry.show-
ing time , connections , cost , etc.
Sleeping Cur nnd Steamer reser
vations nindo in ndvauco. Cor
respondence solicited nnd inform
ation olieerfnlly given nt. 1402
raniam St. . Omnlm , or write ,
W. H. BRILL ,
Rififc. Puss. Agt , , ill. Coat. H. .
Osnuba , Jfel1.