Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 15, 1903, Page 2, Image 2
TIIE OMAHA DAILY HEEt WEDNESDAY, JULY 1B. 1003. Tl l$-4. During July end Aug. w close on Saturday it I p. m. Boe, July 14, 1M. 4 if tl ' M Special Sale of White Embr'd Piques.,. I HASTES ACCUSED OF CRAFT Mich., last November, W. H. Manning was Treated her last night,. 'i Be police aay Manning wrecked the Man ning Harness company by appropriating Railwij Mail Serrice Official 8aid to Hare 2 600 f th nrm funds to his own use. Demanded. Bribe, MAkTC A cm i rnwcccciinM ninibg n I ull vwiii uuvivii STRONG AFFIDAVIT SUPPORTS CHARGES Driiasrl Employe aj a He Was Of fered Reinstatement at Tea . ., Dollar Dona ail rive - Per Moath. Wednesday morning we will place on special sale all our 75c, 85c f 1.00 and $ 1.50 White Embroidered French; riijuea .at 50c per yard. (. All 6ur 50c White Mercerized Waistinjprs. at 250'pet yard. . All our 50c, 65c and 85c Linen Crash Suiting, at 25c a yard, mtsndent or the r.iiay m.n .ervtc. . .ni nrtn avvYtat. bptat'. HAT.rf Xtfer and Per. tormwlr. cbM clef.k ofth' flr8t a""tant alal al M. AiVAiaAJ J AMM v a, . v " " " I DOiwkQl&fllvT BOCrml sf OXUCt. slari coats, takes place this year irom Juiy loin xo AuguBi aoiu, WASHINGTON. July 14 Postofflce in spectors ate Investigating .charges made against John W. Masten, assistant super- A man nnmed Torry, In the government service,, has .made an affidavit, alleging , Y. M, C. A. Building, Comer Sixteenth and DouglafStj ' Moat Hons Mordrrrr Tells His fttory oa the Braftola Crime a Mys -1. tery for Foar Tears. LONDON, July 14. Samuel Herbert Dougal, the perpetrator of the Moat he murder, who was convicted at the Chelms ford assises, June 13. of the killing of Mine Camllle Cecils Holland, at Bnffron-Walden. Kssex, and sentenced to death, was hanged at the Chelmsford jail at o'clock this morning, after making a full confession of his crime. The Moat house murder, as It was known, was committed over four years ago and I hope of solving the mystery had almost been given up when' the body of the victim that Masten proposed that Terry pay mm M .,, a. fnund Aori burled 110 down and 15 a month to secure rein- , ... , V '..,. '' ' T. :.. TWO KILLED. IN COLLISION Accident on Chicago Great Western Ball waj Near 8avBnnb, Mo TWO OTHERS ARE FATALLY INJURED lotthbooad rassenaer Trala Dashes Around a Carve at a Ulah Ppred aad Collides with Freight Engine. 8T. JOSEPH. Mo.. July 14. (Special Tele gram.) Two men were killed, two fatally hurt and several people seriously Injured In a collision between a freight engine and a Chicago Great Western passenger train, southbound, tills morning. Ths wreck, oc curred three miles north of Savunnali. The dead! JOHN BROWNF1KLD, engineer of pas- regard to ths length of ths hallucinations' and th shortness of the lucid Intervals, ' ""' Talks af Maay Years Ago. Ills mutterlngs during the delirium iwar not always Intelligible, but they seemed to relate to the history of events of many year ago, which, being unknown to those present, nelthor Dr. Laponnl nor Centra succeeded In comprehending. At times the pope seemed to sea apparitions. When his attendants try to persuade him to th contrary, the pops Insists on Indicating the presence of some Imaginary shadow which he not Only sees but hears. He said: "Now, now, don't you see him 7 Besides, he rattle the chairs and other things as ha BIOVM." Makes Effort to Coatrol Will. . It Is evident that th pops is making a great ieffort and straining all his nerves to maintain calmness and to have his will triumph over his mental weakness. He suc ceeds occasionally, but an attack of de lirium follows this effort and each Is stronger than th preceding. The resistance which hi frail, almost transparent, body offers to disease Is really marvelous. Dr. Massonl was asked for an explana tion and said: ''It la a phenomenon, which, as all such phenomena, cannot be explained." The doctors consider the catastrophe near. H. Is Imminent if It Is to take place through cardiac paralysis, or Is further off If It I to com through cerebral anemia, which Is th cause of th present delirium. . Toward noon no marked change was re ported, but Dr. Laponnl made a brief visit to his sick daughter. This led to th be lief that the doctors did not expect ' lm mediate dissolution. . property." the pontiff concluded, t'l divided that among you long ago." This declaration did. not surprise anyone. it being well known how strong an anti- nepotist Pop Leo has always been. When the pontiff alluded to his personal fortune he meant his patrimony, of whloh almost two-thirds cam into his hand through the death of his father's brothers. Besides statement In a former position In Masten's bureau. Terry alleges that he was origi nally a 1600 employ In the . dead letter office, but he was removed by Masten and put Into the city postofflce. Ha protested and finally Masten sug gested his getUng , an outside party, a coe frtand of Masten and a former em ploye of the postal service, to help him. The affidavit alleges that Masten gav Terry assurance that If - he paid the amount mentioned he could get back. in the Moat house arounas. I WILLIAM STKWART, llreman ptiasen- Mlss Holland was oan.er or mom nouin, r pM Ines. about rour years ago, wnen uougai, wno Fatally hurt was supposed to be her husband, but who, Tom Howard,' engineer it was discovered, subsequently, naa never i jjoinea been married to her, made his appearance, I , wiiiiam Benson, fireman freight, Dos and Miss Dougal, supposed to be nis sister, i Moines. freight, Des party who started out In the boat from liockaway who was unable to swim. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING Woodmen of the World Business Mat. ters to Be Considered aad Acted Oa. took up her residence on the place. Miss Holland then disappeared suddenly and Dougal sued , trie woman supposed to be his sister, but who really was his wife, Twenty others wsre more or less seriously Injured. " Freight train No. 60, a double . header. left St. Joseph about 12:30 this morning. Masten 8appres.es Complaint. Subsequently Terry says he made an af fldavlt ' containing for divorce. This aroused suspicion and led I Tne tf aln n(la or(jerB to meet the passenger to an Investigation. " .t Schuster Siding, several mfles north of Dougal was arrested for cashing a check I savannah. purporting to have been signed by Miss Before reaching that point, an accident these charges and I Holland, and while he was in custody t" I to a car dolayud the train. The head engine this, he had what was called nis prelatura, handed it to Masten to present to First body of Miss Holland, for whloh a thorough WM uncoupled and sent northward to flag a sum of 40,000 scudL which for that period Assistant Postmaster General Johnson, was a large amount; and which, in papal times, was entitled by any member of a family, embracing th priesthood. This was given in order to put him In a position to continue his career. In 1SS1 Pope Leo had all ills fortune estimated and divided by Cardinal . Lamrens, a . moat distinguished Jurist. His . nieces - and but ' th affidavit did not reach Johimon Subsequently he asked Masten for It, but he refused to return It and Terry there upon placed the Information before the civil service commissioner, who took It up with the president, The federal grand Jury is considering sev eral Important postofflce cases. Mr. Payne nephews were obliged to ,aign. a paper I expects the grand Jury will furnish some declaring that they had received all they I interesting developments. . There Is no were entitled to. I definite Information available as to th When , tha pope's brother, Cardinal I Identity of the cases, but the grand Jury Qulseppe, died In Ml, Pop Lao Informed has .been working on them for some time, hi. Tnl a 1 1 v AM that hit VM kji.ntnv .11 V I- I Am - ...nm nnt ha, hMn reached between valuable library Intact, leaving them ihelr I tho postofflce and the civil service com- I TRUST share In money. Obliging, them to" " sign I mlssloner regarding the transfer 01 em another declaration -that they had received I Dlorea from other departments to the post all they could claim. . I office department. The regulations-require that It must bo shown that the person A Cut . Blooda ' . ' I transferred will be-amployed on work Sim- After Porter's Antlaeotla HaaHna- Oil la an. I liar 4o that , previously porformed byhlm plied. Relieves pdn Instantly and heal at land haa qualifications which will enable the same time. For man or beast. Price, ff but unsuccessful search had peen made the raasenr train, which waa due in a was accidentally found by a laborer in an jew minutes. Arter proceeding about half old ditch, which had been planted over by m mu, tho headlight of the passenger sud a shrub nearly four years previously. denlv armeared around a curve. Attempts The laborer struck hie fork Into a hard I to flat it would have been futile, as the substance . which proved to be a woman's I train waa going at a high rat of speed shoe containing a woman a. root. Then Miss I . Holland's bodv waa found lvlna face down- Tom Howard and William Benson, en An examination showed that the head glneer. and fireman of the freight engine, had been Pierced bv a bullet, which waa Jumped. An Instant later tne crasn found In the skull. Dougal was susnected of havlna- mads away with at least five wives. CONTRACT . INVALID Court Bets Aside Judgment Secured oa Illearal Agreement Restrain ing Trade. LANSING, Mich.; July ' 14. A majority gwttrbman and HI-' Wlfo Pro Tern Compelled to Cama sa Right , ' ' . or" Way. . . ,, t BULLETINS JFROM BEDSIDE Mossaaea Flashed from Vatican Show Pantlff's Condition Througrh out 'tho Day. ROME. July 14. 7 a. m. The pop had frequent fainting fits during the plght and refused jiOurlahment. . ROME July H,- a. m. Now and then the pope becomea drowsy. He utters dis connected, words while awake. . What he seems to enjoy most are small glasses of Tokay wine, sent by -Emperor Francis Jo seph. Th appearance' of oedema, or swell-J Ing of .the lovef texemltlea, , iff noUcad. s Oxygon ta again' kept tja readiness, as the' - breathing- of the pontiff has beobm more him to Perform suou work better than a 0f the supreme court. Justice Grant dls- person selected from the allglbloregister-J sentlng, today set aside a Judgment for THF1R PASS IS TAKFrJ llPlof the commission. The present wvmu- i iio.ooo secured by the Detroit Bait com .....I.- w. i - nllmh-- nr irrAflru- I K . . . - 1. .v i nu atlOn Ml .QISBIUDVU uwa.wv r - I Jl.ll, lur B.I, jfurviitrecu uuuni i q- t lar transfers. I The supreme court Bays the offiolala of The resurnatlon' ;of Georgo C. unrisu- the Detroit company knew that-the Na- ancy,'. who was given a leave pf -absenoe tional Company waa endeavoring to secure as law clerk of the department shortly control 4tf the salt "market, and the con- th. .KnaatinnaL rifling of the assist- tract -was. -therefore, illeaal. being In res- CHEYENNE. kWyo July 14.-(SpeeiaI. aht attorney: generals safe, by Mrs. ly- tralnt at trade, IT W Ttavman of Denver la ban in aaarch I nnr . h.i been under discussion . ai uw uw i in 'affirming the case of liennelt against of his runaway Wife. Mm. Bayman came f partment, but there will ba no nnal ac- carr, the supreme court practically gives a road today between Bouden and Gurdon to Cheyenne last Thursday - anfl was met tion until Mr. Payne's return. .. dearth blow to the. Michigan anu-oolored Ark., south of this city. Two brakemen. a by I T. Batchelor. a Union Paclflo switch-I mp: Puna will leave here tomorrow, and oleomargarine law by declaring It not t Lira tramp and thirty-five carloads of man, who Introduced her as his wife. Bay- will be aboard tha revenue cutter, wniie violation of the law to manufacture or sell horses and mu'.es were killed. man arrived Saturday ' morning and met it makes Us regular cruise, aa far as Bos- oleomargarine colored with such a substl- box car Jumped the track Just as the his wife and, as he supposed, effected a ton, and probably up the Maine Coast- H tute as cottonseed, oil, whloh is an Ingre- train ran on the Little Missouri river bridge reconciliation. Mrs. Baymaftffrreedy re- iaid tonight- that he had not made his dlent, and. when not refined gives the d- wltn Bucn torce as to wreck the bridge and turn to'Deriver'tOer tTtiihlldsen.and vacation plans yet, but would like to re- sired butter color. . allow tha thirty-five cars of stock and men try and forget th attraeUvonswMohsohn. visit Poland Springs, Me. He expects 10 Th baggage car and tender of the passen ger telescoped aud the two engines were piled up in sn Inextricable mass. - Engineer Brownflcld of the passenger train Waa struck in the head by a piece of flying timber from the wrecked baggage car, while Fireman Btewan was caugm between the tender and engine and crushed to death. His body Is still In the wreck. Twenty or thirty passengers on No. were Injured, eight or ten seriously. Physicians from Bavannah were hurried to the scene. Word was sent to tnis cuy and a special train was dispatched to aid the Injured. Some of the Injured were taken to Savannah and those who were only slightly hurt continued on their way in a special that was sent from Des Moines. The track will not ba cleared or too debris until late In the afternoon. , Wreck on Iron Mountain. POPLAR BLUFF. Mo., July 16. A freight wreck occurred on the Iron Mountain tall The executive council of the Woodmen of the World Is In session, at the sovereign camp this week, the first session having neon held yestt-rday morning. The principal work of tho present session is. the desig nation of depositories of the funds of the orgs filiation for the coming year. These depositories are confined generally to banks In Omaha and the total amount of deposits Is very largo. Tho council will also take up the question of aoctstnnce to be rendered the members of the rrder ho suffered by the recent floods at Kansas City, Topeka and St. Loul. The scvcrelftn camp has been rendering what assistance It could and local camps have contributed to th suf ferors, hut st this time the entire situation will be Investigated by a commute, which will report upon . the conditions and the part the order should take In relieving distress. The appropriation of the exnensn account for tho current year will also be considered and acted upon, and through a committee me condition of the headquarters building will be considered and the work necessary to mane improvements required determined upon. It Is the hope of the sovereign offi cers that these repairs and Improvements win ne extensive and It Is believed f.i.t when the executive ccunci! has finally acted me improvements ordered will make the building one of the best modern office structures in the city. Those present at the meetino- sr.! T r Root, sovereign commander. John T. Tates. ,vClc,Bn cicru, r. a. Falkenburg of l-cnver, sovereign advisor. Morris Bhepard of Texarkana, Tex., sovereign banker. H. F. Slmrall of Columbus. Miss.. sovereign escort, E. Pe. Bradshnw of Little Rock, Ark., sovereign watchman. B. W. Jewell sovereign sentinel. N. n. Maxey of Musko- -, i. j.. cnairman of the board of k,. irwin of Tomah wi. A. Fitzgerald of Kmu. sulfur IT a - - ' -,. . A. Supcrf luousllalr Removed by th fcew Principle. a&:mirac , A sure, quirk and liiexpenKfve method of destroying objection hie growths of Imlr has at last been tfiscnve red. The lie principle, "le Miracle," was evolved Ijnrough many rnemlc.il experiments him a tn J. f. Z 1J1,n"- Te..- C. C. Farmer of mi. t-armei. in., M. D. Roaoh of Cleveland O , E. B. Lewis of Winston, N. C, and S. L. " nicago. The council will ad Journ Saturday. orouah knowledge of the productive con ditions of th hair follicles. It Is better than electricity, bemuse It does not sesr or produce a new growth. Better than X-rai, because Jt does not burn, scar or pnriiylie the tissues of the skin. Better than depilatories l-ersuse It Is not poisonous and does not break the hair off, thereby increasing the growth. Kleetrolvsls, X-rny or depilatories are offered you on the BARK word of the operators and manufacturers. "De Mira cle" is not. It Is the only method which Is endorsed by physicians, surgeons, derma tologists and medical Journals. "De Mlrai-le" wlU -toe mailed to sny nd dress. sealed In plalnwrapper, on receipt of $1.00 by Pe Miracle Chemical Co... Park Ave. and 13mh tt.'''1S'ew Tork. Your money back If It falls to do all that Is claimed for it. For sale by S HAEFKITS UHI O STORK, 10th aad Chicago Mrerta, Omaha. A&esess. IS THE GREATEST MEDICINE Known to the present nge for Rheuma tism, Constipation. Catarrh. JsJervousnoMS and Stomach trouble.. 1'uroly Vegetable. Thirty days' treatment 25c. . Bayman atid Ms -wtfa teo6msf 't"the J t, away most of August dlfflcult. ROMBJ, July 14.-:15 a. mi Th following medical bulletin has Just been Issued: There has been no change In the grave condition of the pope as stated last night. Puis. i weak; inspiration, JO; tempera ture. S&.5 centigrade. , , . ,-T. ' (Signed.) . LAPONNL ' MAZZONI. ansn-on-nas ROME, July 14.--10 a. m. During tha night th . pope had several attacks of vomiting and lost consciousness. At times all hope was abandoned. ' ROME. July 14-12:! p. m. The news of the grave condition of the pop spread rapidly "and -many cardinals of th diplo matic corps hurried to- th Vatican. ROME, July 14. l:2f p. m. Dr. Laponnl baa left the sick toom and gone to-see his sick daughter. This la taken to Indicate that th .pope's danger is -lass Imminent. ROME. July 14.-:68 . m The organs of the pope are gradually ceaalng to perform their natural functions. All the processes of elimination -hava ceased and no 'mora nourishment Is taken. aniaaaBta ROME, July 14.-4:10 p. m.-No further chang haa been reported In th pope's con dition. -His three nephews ar remaining near to aick chamber. ROME. July 14. p. m. The pop ahowed such a revival thla afternoon that four cardinals, Cavlochlonl, the titular archbishop of NaslaiuU Nocella, patriarch of Antloch; Trlpepl, the prefect of th Con gragatloa of Indulgences: and Cavagnla, wr permitted t enter the aick room. ROME, July 14. ( p. m. The following bulletin has Just been Issued: Th pop passed a fairly quiet day, but had aliort periods of depression. Pulse, 8S, weak: respiration, 32; temperature, 3ft. 0 centlgrades. The strength of the august patient Is dlmlnlahing slowly, but co'itln"?"'', MA.U.OISL LAPONNI. ROME, July la! 11:26 p. m. Th pop haa dsllrlum. ' I ROME. July 1512:15 ay m. Aftef mid night ha pope's aleep . seemed tranquil enough, although his breathing at times was dlffloult- 1 Metropolitan hotel and had arranged to return to Denver yesterday ' morning. Batohalor got word -to the Woman during th night and she, quietly stole away from her husband, whom sh left sleeping peace fully at, the Metropolitan, :iia tender had eacured a paaa jfor JUoae4f.fand:iilfe and tha couple loft at 7 p clock for Omaha. Bayman . did. ,not; discover - Its'1 wlfe'i Jib- PURSUES A ' ' PIRATE BAND United States Own 'Boat Callao Gives Chase to LawUii ( 1 BAN FRANCISCO,-July 14. Informayon has been received from, the Orient fhat the Callao is in hot United States 'eVriVa t.1 trtanectora Investigating a casa of uvanviin: Pa... Have not yet submitted their report Say Oliver WU1 Snoeod Root. ) laesrntvrfo ,,bo A, general, .understanding among officials of the War department th..t : i?hnr ShaWu Oliver, --who' has Just tenc until -e -tifwoxji,' but A hnmedfately ben ifppVilnted assistant secretary of war, purgutt, of hMi ot prrites which capture! wired, officials 5f the 'railroad company. 1 wtll be -favorably considered for secretary Chinese mmberf Callao's ctew. with th. result that,. Batchelor'i pass was of 'war -when. Becretary nooi " The plrittw threatened' -to kill their taken . up and -the .runaway, fcatr has been known tor some time ui on prisoner unless a ransom of 9,X waa paid. set off at. Hillsdale, whera-tasy- are. now! oomplatlon . of certain jmyu...v CaHao baA several skirmishes with th encampad In a handpar house Tatrday which Secretary Root nas m Dand8 an1 succeeded in locating six Batchelor ana Mrs. . Bay meat set out to tends to return to new iora .... partleBi walk, back to cneyenne,1tt evidently law pracUce, out mere The Chinese government haa sent a gun- thougnt Detter ot u ana reurtiea to Hills-I orations whien may proiiMi - dale, .. . ' : , .. , ,i.,r member of the cabinet until anar inp nexi Bayman Is still here and h vowe van-I session of congress. Secretary Root returned from oyster jray tonight, but declined to moke any state ment as to his retirement from the cabinet. m.. .i,rv evnects the work of the , 11V . ..-- .... r Ai.skan boundary commission will do com pleted In tlma to enable him to return to Washington and euDmit nis annual im killed to fall Into the stream below, a dis tance of forty feet. Sam'l Burns Is selling Bon Bon, 12.60. - : a real "Llbbey" geanc on big wife and tha. handsome pur- lolner of the affections of his better half. It is said that Mrs. Bayman , Is ths mother of. .Wo grown children In Denver. Batchelor was formerly emjfloyed on th Ro ,. Grand in Denver and , became well acquainted with Mr. Bayman, boat to the vicinity of Canton with soldiers and an attempt will "be made to exterminate the outlaws. - i ARCHBISHOP AT A CRISIS - Th husr bsnd finally heard th stories, about Ills I-to congress In December, wue ana xjuicao.or anu.conipeea tne lat- ,. T..W Evaded, ler xo. eav iwxvnr, ; . - ,.-.-; l . . - A circular or imirutumi. Kataer' Condition neported Worse, So that Ills Friends Become Alarmed. ' M'CUf f DECLARED ;INSANE Eet?n,tjr(lci Army Officer to Be Sent to '0' 9tjeWsnetHmosprtitl'n' "t-"' , , Washington. . , WASHINGTON, July 14. General Corbin has approved the recommendation of Gen eral Bates I i the case of Lieutenant Wil liam K. McCue. First Infantry, and the officer la now on his way to St Elizabeth's hospital for the Insane in this city. The papers in the case have been re ceived at the War department and show that surgeons - who examined McCue pro nounce him Insane.. Among the papers Is one tendering his resignation aa an officer while In the Philippines and another writ ten about tha same time saying that he waa In ana. ' This letter describes his life In the In terior of Bamar and says that existence there makes men Insane. McCue Is the officer who waa married In San Francisco, P0ULTNEY BIGEL0W DIVORCED Supreme Court Jodgre Sign Final Decree in Favor of Wife. NEW TORK, July 14.-Justice Olcr.rti, In the supreme court, today signed a de cree of absolute divorce In favor of Edith tiigciow and against Poultney Blgelow. AMBASSADORS RETURN HOME Tower and Meyer Arrive Together on Steamer Kaiser Wil. helm II. -.).. . , NEW TORK, July 14. - Charlmagn Tower, United Slate. ambassador to Ger many, and Geo. V. L. Meyer, United States ambassador to Italy, ; arrived today on Kaiser Wtlhelm II. i fi because of thei r j peculiar crisp, deli- f cious taste mornlrfg, .noon and night, " Tempt v Your Palate " Ask your greear for Malt-Too rtakaa ' ' DR. IVIcGREW 6FECIAIj1ST. Treat a all forma of DISEASES, -OF MEN T raata azpariMiM, 1 years In 1 Omihi. M.OOt un vara). iUilkla iu em.ru L Cara gusraatMl. CaarsM law. Tnitnml tr nan, a-.il -ar writ, hoa 1M. Oflo. evar 111 S. Ut SC., OMAHA. MBa Miaera Csed to Flghtln Ftrea Im ported to Raseu WVotnfng; -T ' ' Dad."-;V. " ; . HANNA, Wyo.,hJily I4.-Frftjr. expert miner have . arrived., front- Rook. Springs and other are coming from Dlamondvllle, uumoeriana ana tspring valley. These men hava had years of experience In fighting mine fire -and' wirf 'mak a last - effort - to extinguish th -' flames and reach th bodies of th victims of the dis aster of Juna 80: ' " FOND DU LAC, Wla, July 14. A de to ' Internal elded change for the worse is reported In although having a wife tn Cincinnati. Issued by th 1 the condition of Archbishop Katzer today, of St tentlon to tha gross irregularitlea and vlo- I Agnes, where he Is staying. latlons of law existing In th handling and Archbishop Kataer Is suffering with a sal, of - manufactured tobacco, snuff, cigars I complication of Internal diseases, and cigarettes. A practice generally pre- Report Is I'nfounded. ST. PETERSBURG. July 14.-The report that M. Leaaar, the Jtusslan minister ir. China, had advised 'th Russian civilians i to leave New Chang. Port Arthur and I Korea by a certain data ia seral-offlclally declared, fo. -be. entirely unfounded, f ' Shoot. Ilia Wife Jnad, Himself. ' ", CHICAGO, 4 July il-Joseph . Howarth. 60 jenrs old, shot and killed his wife. Bertha Howarth, today at their home. A few hours later Howarth was to have appeared in a Collce court to answer a charge preferred y. the dead woman of threats to kill her resulting from domestic difficulties. After sssurlng himself that his wife waa fatally wounded. Howarth shot himself and was removed to a hospital In a dying Condition. i Bnd Impression tor the Yonns;. NEW TORK, July 14.-It has been de cided by tha Board of Education that it would be poor policy to impress upon the youthful mind the violent deaths of Presi dents Lincoln, Garfield and McKlnley. Ac cordingly a nroDosmon ror tne erection anil presentation of tablets In the memory of the martyred presidents, to the publla scnoois oi ine cuy, nas neen voted a own. netsll Clerks Meet. ZANESVILLE. O.. July 14 The first ses sion of the convention of the International Kslall Clerks association was held here tofly. Five hundred delegates are In at tendance. rVbCOTC 6rrt Uaaltll nnnit-n I iwrchut officers has been .ir jirMiixn DUUIC.O lmi..inM. f internal revenue calling at- Abu-m la felt In the aanltartum vails of xposlng thataxabU, article for JRIES TO UNSEAT ALDERMEN sale aeparaisa irora i President Appoints Postmasters. WASHINGTON, July 14. The president haa appointed the fallowing postmasters: Iowa, Clarion, Robert P. Osier; Kansas, Lamed, Frank W. Johnson. tho stamps .denoting th payment or . the internal revenue tax. Thla. It la said, la a serious violation of the law and regula tions., which It Is the purpose of the com missioner to remedy. Johbera and dealers are given until November L.19C3. to get their stock on hand in oraer, aner wnicn all manufactured . tobacco, snuff, cigars and cigarettes found on tha market ex- Butt Mayor Father Declare Illegally Office. FIT Bold City BUTTE, Mont, July 14. Mayor MulUns j began proceedings today to oust fly alder men, James DoulU A. O. Blebaiar, J. G. Gallagher, M. Ryan and P. J. Lally, from t Cash" for Huron CoMece, HURON. 8. D..' July 14. (Special. )-Hu ron 'college has received, another liberal eash donation. ' It come from Horac B. SUllman of Cohoes, n! T- and .la. suffi cient to pay,, oft all remaining accounts for current expenses of the Institution for the year Just closed and. allows the col leg to beg-in the. new year free from debt Much extra expense' was made the last year because of the necessity of fitting up the fourth story of the college building for dormitory and school purposes. The Presbyterian board of aid for collegea, at Its late meeting, appropriated aa a special gift from the treasury. In addition to Its regular appropriation of $2,000, th sum of $1,600 for ths current 'expenses of the col lege for tha present year, whloh sum, with that Just received from Dr. SUllman, Is a very acceptable gift and greatly appre ciated by th faculty and friends of the Institution, j ! . -" ;. t , . . ... Murder Trial Poetaouad. , PIERRE. B. D.. July 14..(Special Tel gram.) Th trial of WllUam" Kuhheck for tha murder of Andrew Damler ha been postponed to the January term of court In Stanley county. Horner and Stewart, at torneys for Kunnecke.. moved tor a change of venue to some other cunty on account I I ao not possess anyming. as i , of Ioca prejudice, but th motion waa, de alms of the faithful. It would j ni,a. They Immediately moved for a con tl nuance to th January term, which was granted, and Kunnecke la back tn th Jail at mis city. posed for al and not proteciea Dy in offlo- H. that when eleoted thy tax-paid atampa win d seisea ana in ware not tax paying freeholder and hav holders proceeaea against in wu.nw not lnca hootas SO. with law. McCarthy'. Sente-e. Apnroy.d. BALL PITCHER A PREACHER Th. nratdant has . approved tha action of the court-martial In the cas of Second Crablll of Calamha Toaaa Sandwiches POPE EXPLAINS HIS WILL Property for His Relative la Divided Auaoas; Then Long ROME, July 14. Although much haa been aid about th pope's will, nothing positive 1 yet known except that on receiving his nephews bis holiness said: A pop 1 do not possess anything, aa I live by th b a .great detriment to th church if I ahould deatln to my family, even th malleat part of what the people send m by denying themselves. ' A to my personal j Does not harm the Hands ! GORHAM (SiLVEit Polish - Not soap, but K clean Contain no scid or harmful substance - - . . . AQ raspeaalble jewaiat k.p it ' casts a pacxag FACTORIES BALK ATs UNIONS Parry Declare Maaafaetarer Shy at Towns . with Maay Later . . Organisations , INDIANAPOLIS. July' UD.' M. Parry, president .or tne National Manufacturers association, has written th director of th Commercial club suggesting that It la not expedient for th club to encourage th lo cation In Indianapolis of.th headquarters or laoor unions. - . , . (;.. - ir. Parry aaya manufacturers ar .ln . clined to be timid about locating In a city where many labor organisations havo their executive office. . -. ' V . I ... Lieutenant J. F, MoCarthy. ixineteenm in fan try, recently stationed, at Fort Leaven worth. Kan., who was convicted or dupli cating his pay accounts and sentenced to be dismissed from the army. , . Coafah Aids Treaty Settlement Far-reaching In Its effects on th Man- churlan situation wa th conference to day at th Stat department between Bee retary Hay and ' Theodore. Hansen, in Russian charg d'affaires, who called, it is understood, to bring Important advices from St Petersburg regarding th ports In Manthuria which Russia Is willing China shall open to the United Statea. Thla haa bean-tha question tnat nas aeaaiocaea me negotiations for some time. What transpired at toaay s conference can only b aurmlsed, ss both or th con ferees declined to discuss tn matter, im mediately after Mr. Hansen's departure Sermoaa Between Games at Minneapolis, MINNEAPOLIS, July I4.-E. J. Crablll, on of th pitchsr of th Columbus Amer. (can association team, praaohed tonight to the Volunteer of America- He will deliver two more aermona to th sams organisation before leaving the city. DEVELOPING SUGAR BEET LAND Croapanr with Large Capital Incor porated, to Optrito in Nebraska. NEW TORK, July 14. (Special Tele gramsThe Trl-State Land company was incorporated today at Jersey City, N. J., with a capital stock of $170,600,000, of which on half Is preferred. Its registered office is IB' Exchange Place. The Incorporators are George C. Kolbe, Short Hills, N. J.; John A. Speer, West Hoboken, and John A. O'Reilly, Brooklyn. The company will develop- in the United States and especially in Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska lands adapted to th cultivation of sugar boots. ROOSEVELT TO BE INVITED Brotherhood ef Locomotive Firemen Will Ask President to Visit Headquarters. PEORIA, I1L, July 14. Grand Master Hanahan and Grand Secretary-Treasurer Arnold of the Brotherhood of Locomotive YANKEE TENNIS TEAM P CKED Firemen, will, on behalf of the order. In vite fresiaeni Kooseveu to visit tne oraers Lamed aad Wrenn ar to Meet Dobertys aad Mahoaey la la. teraatlonal Match. BOSTON. July 14. It was officially an nounced tonight that ths committee repre- rnl ited Ststes Lawn Tennis as- Mr. Hay aent for Mr. Jtqckhl.l. chief of the ftl"tftZr$2,h& m a a. a a m, a v nan Haminii ainMr - - . D. Wrenn and U. 1 wrenn, jr., as ths sentlng the headquarters in this city on tha occasion of his Chicago visit to open th fat atock show. Ths president was made an honorary member of tha organisation at the last bl ennial convention held at Chattanooga In September. nruii of tne American nipuuiiw, anu formerly American commissioner to China, and th two had a long conference. . Mr. Rockhlll'S intlmat knowledge of th east, rained through his residence there, is duly appreciated at the State department, and before Count Casslnl's departur h waa fraauently at th Russian embassy In con nection with the negotiations. It 4 was Indicated today by a Stat de partment official that th next few days might bring to light important develop ment regarding th ' Chines a-American treaty. WANTED IN NUMEROUS PLACES team to represent th United Ststes in the nat lonul oomnetltton ror ine uwirnt v. navia challenco troohy on th grounds of I the Longwood Cricket cluD, Boston. The team which will represent ureat Britain Is R. F. Doherty, H. L. Doner ty anil 11. 8. Mahonev. The competition win taae piace on tne afternoons of August 1 6 and . under th management or me i nueu diiih iniaonai Lawn iennia association. PLAN BALL LEAGUE UNION Magnates Try to Bring raciae Clubs ' Into Eastera Asseela-tlea. Maa'Aeeaseal af Passing- Worthless ' Cheeks' la Arrstd la Ckleaa. JUDICIAL BRIBE CASE UP Lawyer Accused of OaTerlae; f2SO,0O0 to Montana Judge Stands ' Trial. . . ' BUTTE, Mont., July 14 -Th disbarment case against A. J. Shores, chief attorney for the Amalgamated Copper company, charged with offering Judge Harney bribe of $260,000, waa called for trial today An affidavit by Charles W. Clark, son cf th Montana senator, was rad admitting ha offered Judge Harney th money with th approval of Mr. Shores and other Aznal gamatd attorneys. -Th trial will probably last two weeks. CHICAGO. July 14. An Important bas h. u mMtinf la to be held In Chicago to morrow, to attempt to bring together thai paiino Coast league ana ma jsationai As sociation of Professional Uaa Pall Leagues. CHICAGO. July 14.-Sald to be wanted In lnt ,h- B.n v-raneleco team. Manager Morley mint cities on tha charae of passing worth- I ths Lo Anseie club, W. H. Lucas of I I check, and accused of having fled to ?JDuVda?.f fTha'S?!. 'club! Mexico City. Mexico, after th faUur of lfUulJit. Tr.tTii t th. National Aa- the Mannlpg Harnea oompany of AJdlna, UoclAUon ef ProlMonal Bas bail Leavguas. j dMlo. Black wa the only ou of th m Drowaed by HI Coannaaloa. NEW TORK. July 14 -Wllllam Black of Stockton atreet, Brooklyn, waa drowned yesterday afternoon from a small row boat alleged to have been Intentionally capsized by th flv other occupants. 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