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■£■11 II. WEEKLY EDITION. WEEKLY EDITION, 104 S1.50 Copies of the SEMI WEEKLY EAST Cannot be better spent than by sub OREGONIAN wili be sent you In scribing tor ths WEEKLY one year for only >2.00 OREGONIAN the news of the interest you. world It prints and will Try it BN) WRECK ON ERIE Passenger Train Ran Into Rear End of a Freight Near Red- house, New York. SEVEN WERE KILLED AND 12 SERIOUSLY INJURED. Several Passenger Cars Were Derail ed and Two Sleeper» Were Burned Five so Badly Burned That They Were Unrecognizable. for a EAST year. Juat think, >1.50 gives you all the uswe VOL. XXVII. for a year. PENDLETON, UMATILLA CO., OREGON, FRIDAY. APRI 1.24. 1903 CONSULAR ATTACHE MAKES to suspend the entire injunction, but SENSATIONAL STATEMENTS only that portion which restrained the payment of dividends pending an Says the Skulls of the Fairs Will appeal. Wall Street Surprised. Prove Nothing But There Were Three Important Witnesses That New York. April 20.—Northern Se curities stock jumped from 94% to 99 Can Tell Much. immediately when the news of the Indianapolis. April 20.—Paul Pa suspension of the injunction permit quet. the United States consular at ting the May dividends, was announc tache from Paris .who accompanied ed. Wall street was surprised. young Moses Fowler from France here, is the man who had ofticial harge of the consular investigations ALUM BILL BRIBERY >f the death of Charles Fair and wife. DISGRACE IN MISSOURI. He says the attempt to prove by the skulls that the wife survived the Lieutenant-Governor a Fugitive From ausband is all bosh. He declares that Juatice—Many Other State Senat there were three important witnesses or* Under Suspicion—Two Indicted in France about whom the heirs know nothing. One of them < an for Perjury. :>rove that Mrs. Fair survived her St. Ixiui*. April 17.—It is now be husband 15 minutes. He says the lieved that Lieutenant-Governor Lee nan is a janitor of the castle near succeeded in escaping on a train to >y, who saw the accident .and found Chicago. He is regarded as a fugi Mr. Fair dead. Mrs. Fair was still tive. All trains are being watched. wreathing. He ran to the castle and It is now given out as an open secret '.<ack and found Mrs. Fair still alive that four state senators will be in loing as fast as he could It would dicted at Jefferson City for bribery. equire at least 15 minutes to mt-ke Twelve others are under suspicion. the trip. He says the man is a typi- Two others will also be Indicted for al Norman, overly suspicious, and perjury on evidence feund by the St eticent. and for a long time could l.ouis special grand jury. iot be induced to say any hlng Re- Wanted for Perjury. ently. while sick, he told of the St. Louis. April 17.—No news was vhole affair to his physician. received of Lee up to 2 o’clock. It is stated on the best of authority that )NE WILLIAM BROWN CUTS WIDE SWATH IN ENGLAND. he may be indicted for perjury by the Cole county grand jury as a re that Marries a Former Countess and Creat sult of his testimony- before body and later before the St I»uis ed a Great Furore in London—Ha* inquisitors, regarding the legislative Been Arrested. bribery London. April 20.—The self-styled Prince Athrobold Stuart de Modena, NO DIVIDENDS »•ho on December 17th married for- ner Countess Russell, was today ar rested charged with assuming a false Judge Sanborn Refuse» a Modifica tion of Decree to Northern Securi tame. His real name, the police al ege, is William Brown. He created ties. i furore when he first arrived in Lon- St Paul. Minn, April 17—Judge ion and was considered a great matri- Sanborn today refused to allow the nonial catch. He took a trip with Northern Securities to furnish su tis bride 12 days and then disappear persedeas bonds and modify the de ed. cree so as to permit the company to Jamestown. N. Y., April 20.-—Four were killed and many injured in a wreck of the Erie passenger train at Redhouse. about 4 o’clock this morn ing. The passenger ran into the rear end of a freight, which was de layed in making a siding. Several passenger cars were derailed and two sleepers were burned. Three bodies have been recovered, but are unrecognizable. Three More Reported Dead. A second dispatch says that in ad dition to the women and children re ported killed, two pasengers in the day coach and a brakeman on the freight were also killed. The Officials' Report. New York. April 20.—The Erie of ficials here report that only three were killed in the Redhouse wreck, two women and a child. Five cars were totally wrecked. Later—Seven Killed. Dunkirk April 2u.—A complete ac count of the casualties of the Red house wreck shows that seven were MURDERER IDENTIFIED. killed and 12 seriously injured Of these five of the dead were so badly burned that it was impossible to The Body Found in Body Was That identify them. The flames of the of Madeun* Beneditto. of Buffalo. wre«k were put out by the Salamone» New York. April 20.—inspector Me- fire company, which was sent on a "ulskey this morning announced that special train. he barrel victim had been identified is Madeuna Beneditto. 43 years old CONVICTS FIGHT. tnd married. His home was Buffalo. Ie was fully identified by his brotb- One Is Stabbed, the Other Had Head ir-in-law. Crushed—Both May Die. Brother-in-Law Serving Time. San Francisco. April 20.—E. W. The victim’s brother is serving Hamilton and Will Brown, convicts ime in Sing Sing for counterfeiting. in the state prison, had a fierce bat \n Italian detective went to the pris- tle with an iron bar and knife this n yesterday and showed a photo of morning. Hamilton was stabbed in he murdered man which was in the side. Brown is suffering from stantly recognized by the convict. concussion of the brain. Both may die. pay dividenls May 1. The district attorney says he has instruction* item Knox to oppose any such move Resist Allotment. Pontotoc. I. T„ April 17.—A large numtier of fullblooded Indians are re sisting the allotment of their lands and serious trouble is feared The Indians claim that under the arbi trary allotments of the Dawes com mission they will get poor lands THE BUTCH EXCITED IT IKD0RSE5 PARRY NO. 42 SHOT ONE ROBBER STRUCK BY A SUDDEN AND WOUNDED ANOTHER. SQUAL AND STRIPPED. Attempt Made to Rob Bank at Wam pum. Pa.—Baker Fired Five Shot* With Disastrous Result — Was I Wounded in Leg*. Wampum. Pa., April 18—At 1 o clock this morning an attempt wan made to rob the First National Bank Henry Willoughby, who is a baker, coming up the street, was ordered to throw up his hands, but he pulled a revolver Two other robbers emerg ed from the bank and joined in the shooting Willoughby killed one and FAIR PLAY TO WORKING wounded another He fired all the BECAUSE WE REFUSED shots from his revolver. The un MEN IS THEIR MOTTO. wounded robber assisted his wound TO PARTICIPATE AT KIEL. romrade to escape. Willoughby wai wounded in both legs. ’»or dead rob The Tageblatt Thinks That the Per J. C Nunemacher. of Kentucky, Says ber i* unidentified. Anarchist* and Socialist* Control manent Friendship of America and BANK ROBBED. Berlin Newspapers Indignant National Association of Manu Because European Squad facturers Re-elected Him President. ron Goes to Marseilles. Germany an Impossibility—All Due to a Misunderstanding of Situation. Washington, April 17.—The Amer ican squadron in Eurojiean waters, consisting of the Chicago. Albany. Machias and Raleigh, has been or dered to Marseille-) to participate In the reception of President Loubet. April 13. Berlin. April 17.—News that the American squadron will go to Mar seilles has aroused a storm of indig nation on account of America's re fusal to participate at the Kiel ma- noeuvers. The refusal la now re garded as a direct affront to Germa ny The Tageblatt declares that this fact ought to be a salutory lesson to the Germans uot to truckle to Amer ica. It says "The permanent friendship of America and Germany is impossible." The Taglische Rund- shau characterizes the action as "a slap in the face, an insult the Ger mans won’t forgeL” The Deutsch Zeitung welcome* the incident, because it clears the air and shows the Germans how Ameri cans really regard them. Due to Misapprehension. Washington. April 17.—The navy department officials allege that the unfavorable criticisms of today’s Ger man press on the action of the de partment in ordering the European squadron to Marseille* is lased upon irisapprohension of the situation. The kaiser invited not the Euro pean but the North Atlantic squad ron to participate at Kiel. The in vitation was extended at a time when it was contemplated the North At lantic squadron would visit Euroj>e- an waters lxiter it was decided not to send the North Atlantic squadron to Europe this summer, so the kai ser ’ b invitation was declined. The .Marseilles trip in no wise in terferes with the European squad ton’s regular itinerary. Many of ths Labor Union*. Which Must Be Opposed by United Effort. New Orleans. April 18—The eighth annual convention of the National Association of Manufacturers ended with the unanimous election of David Parry of Indianapolis as president There had been much talk of a move ment for hi* defeat for the presiden cy of the assoclat'on owing to his position on the labor question, but there were no surface indication* of dissensions when the election accur- red. the convention with cheer* or derlng the secretary to cast the bal lot of the delegates. An effort tu made to secure the adoption of a res olutlon favoring tariff revision but it was tabled. Pittsburg »as chosen as the place for the next meeting ; Vice-presidents fur the various state* represented sere chosen J C Ni’iemaihe: t. R urged the association to present a united opposition to what he term ed. "the anarchistic and socialistic clement which controls many of tip labor unlor.s. but declaring that th* association must admit the right and justice of organized labor properly conducted." Let this be our motto.- 'he said •Fair play to the workingmen, and America for u* all. employer and em ploye " The sentiment was violently applauded STRIKING AT THE ROOT. Try IL Pres* Association Report* That One Man Lost His Life and Several Were Injured—Sir Thoma* Knock ed Down Main Hatchway. Weymouth, April 17.—While on a trial spin this morning, the new chal lenger. Shamrock III, had everything on her carried away by wind. The challenger was left a mere hulk The accident took place immediate ly after she sei »all on a port tack She had left the harbor and was pro- eeedlng »lowly when a sudden equal «truck her and carried away every thing above board The yacht was completely dismasted The big main mast fell over the side into the water, carrying with it the immense top hamper, halyards, rig ging and cloud* of canvas No word from th<- yacht has reached shore yet She will undoubtedly be refitted at Robber* Crack Safe at Allen. Kan., rice, it is thought, with heavier spars. and Get >2 600—Po*toff>ce Robbed The ar-efdent recalls the fact that Shamrock II was similarly wrecked in at Admire, Emporia. Kan.. April 18—The Na a ’rial spin two years ago. with King tfonal Hank at Alien was robbed last Edward and Lypton aboard bitt for tunately no on»> was buri night of >2.60° In blowing the sale the robbers nearly demolished the One Killed, Several Injured. Interior of the building It was not London April 17.—The Pres* asso discovered until the bank was open ciation has a di*!«atch stating that ed this morning At Admire, a small one man lost bls life and several «own four miles distant from Allen were injured in the Shamrock acci- the postofflee *afe was blown and -nt The Central New» asserts that robbed last night presumably by the Sir TLomae was aboard and was same gang c nocked down the main hatchway. The steward named Collins, was lost verboard Sailmaker Ratzky was al BURIED HIS TREASURE so on board Man De pos ts 818450 in Bank After Later—Lipton Hurt. Hiding it for Year* m H>* Back Th- hull as shown by investiga Yard. on. escaped injury. Lipton narrow Woodbury N J April 17.—Offic ly escaped the fate of the »reward ials of the national bank are author ■»hen the letter was swept overboard ity for the statement that a man has He was struck by another sailor and brought for deposit In the bang >18.- knocked down the hatchway with 450 which had lain buried In his ruffleient force to break a wooden back yard tor years They decline ank cover on the cabin floor. His to give the name of the man but say land was bad’y lacerated and his the money was ".early all in >2" gold ■houlder was bruised Three of the pieces rew were injured. One sustained The same bank received a box full icveral scalp wounds. Lipton is muck of gold, silver and nickels from an rieved over the accident. other man who had taken It to the bank in a wheelbarrow because it SMUGGLING AT MANILA. was too much of a load tor two men to carry. Captain Chamberlain Suspended. Pend.ng an Investigation—Another HORSE THIEVES LYNCHED. Porto Rican Affair. Two Members cf a Mexican Gang Washington, April 17 —Captain Chamberlain, quartermaster officer in Hung Near Tucson, Arizona. lx>* Angiies, April 17.—A dispatch charge of the t-ansport Seward at from "'icson say two members of a Manila, hat- been t*miorari!y sus sang of Mexican horse th:e»e* Infest -nded pending an investigation on ’urges of smuggling liquors and ing Santa Crux county for a year were lynched on a tree by the road silks for personal use to several army side by cattlemen Signs were print fficers and wive* now residing in ed across the bodies, reading: the Philippines The case is similar to the Porto Rican affair. "Horse thieves and «muggier«" FLEET MOBILIZED Reported From Berlin That Russia Contemplates Attack on Constantinople. ALL SHIPS ORDERED READY FOR ACTION. Black Ses Fleet Now Wetting at Se bastopot—Stupe of the Volunteer Fleet Forbidden to Leave Port. Berlin. April 18—The Frankfurt« Zeitung today says "Russia contem plate* an attack upon Constant) jopie The Black Sea fleet 1» mobli zed at Sebastopol ready for action Ships of the volunteer fleet are for Md-le» to leave that port and are or iercd to place in readlaee* tor the ¿overnment's use all ship* a* fast a* hey arrive SENTRY EXECUTED. Su'tan Preferred to Incur the O.*- pleasure o* Alcan.an» «steer Then of the Russian*. V.enna April 18 — a dispatch from ■ 'onstantinuple this morning an- >ounce* that the sultan yesterday or lered the execution of the Albanian *ntry who shot the Russian consul, it Mitrovitza. He chose this course «tach adds danger to the Albanian outburst rather than incur the Bus an.» displeasure. CRAZED WITH JEALOUS i. Teorge Jordan, the Boatbuader. Kill ed H's Wife. Wounded His Bey end Shot Himself. New York, April 18—George Jor- an. the boatbuilder, this morning -hot and killed hrs wife, fatally wounded hl* 11-year-oid eon and put two bullets into his own head, fa- •a!1y wounding himself. Jealousy was the cause of his act Whan Drunkenness is Attributed to Poverty. There is Commotion. Berlin. April 18—Admiral Thom FEVER EPIDEMIC. sen. commander of the Wllbelmshav en naval station, ostentatiously with Breaks Out at Stanford University— Postoffice Robbed. drew from the Anti-Alcohol Congress Thirty Cases Reported Winnipeg. April 17.—The postof at Bremen Wednesday while Dr Froh Palo Alto. April 18.—A fever epi fice of Ariel* was robbed last night lich of Vienna, was arguing that the demic similar to that which decimat The mail bag was cut and >2.<toO in poverty of the people must be re ed Cornell College, has broken out cash taken from it. moved as » step toward eradicating at Stanford University. Thirty alcoholism. The doctor said he had - ase* have already been reported. It found 27 children In a Vienna school ’s thought the infection is from dairy BLACKLIST UNION PACIFIC. of to who had never seen a bed. Dr I cows. ALL WINDOW GLASS Frohlich was interrupted by protests I FACTORIES CLOSE TODAY. Union* of Montana and Wyoming Ask against "talking politics." but the ' HEAVY SNOW. Delbrueck, said hr‘ President Roosevelt Not to Ride on chairman. Dr In Order to Reduce the Stock on could not draw narrow lines Ad-I That Road. Reported in Many Districts of Aus Hand and Hold Up the Price»— miral Thomsen thereupon arose and AMMUNITION AND STORES NORTHERN SECURITIES COM. I POSTOFFICE INVESTIGATION tria—Great Destruction to Vine* Cinnabar. Mont. April 17. — Presi said Thousand* Thrown Out of Employ TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH FOUND IN A MONASTERY. dent Roosevelt has gone to Geyser. PANY MAY PAY MAY DIVIDENDS and Fruita "If you want to hold a political ’ WILL BE CONTINUED. ment, SERVICE BADLY CRIPPLED. The union organizations all over meeting permit me to leave the Vienna. April 18.—An unusually Wheeting. April 20.—Nearly all the Judge Sanborn. After Hearing Argu Albanians Demand a Native Gover Montana and Wyoming have passed hall." postmaster General Payne Gives Out heavy stow storm fell last night tn window glass factories in America Struck Because Girl* Were Being nor for Their Country—Gulgarian resolution* asking the president to The admiral then left the ball amid ments, Permit* the Stockholders were closed today in accordance with Statement With Regard to the Re tnaay districts. A dispatch from the Imported From Salt Lake to Take refrain from riding over the Union a great commotion Baden district reports three feet of Agent* and Bishop* Said to Be Several Privilege*. an agreement between the independ ported Discrepancies m Rural Route snow Gr»-at destruction to vines and Pacific during hia trip As hl* itin Their Place*—Western Union Also Fostering Insurrection. ent and federation companies to re St, Paul, April 20.—Before Judge erary was arranged two months ago Department. fruit is reported. Tied Up by Messenger*' Strike. RICE ELEVATORS duce the stocks and hold up the price. Sanborn today arguments are being Constantinople. April 17.—Official and takes in many towns on that Washington. April 17 —Postmaster Butte. Mont.. Aprii 17. — The tele Reports this morning show that less information has been received that line only, it will be impossible for the Lyon* Hanged. Inter phone and telegraph sen ice 1* badly General Payne, who returned to Wash than 150 pots are working. They will made for and against the modification the special mission sent by the Sul president to accede, much as he de Northern Capitalists Become ington Monday gave out the following of the decree in the Northern Secur- tan to pacify the Albanians, has oeen Portland. Apnl 17.—Elliott Lyoa* ested In Louisiana Rice Belt. crippled by strikes A month ago be closed several weeks sires to favor the unions. More statement : .as hanged at Eugene this morning ties case, permitting a payment of surrounded by several hundred Alba than 2.000 miles of the Union Pacific New Orleans. April 18.—Some the Western Union locked out their ' Lhinng the months of January and He murdered Sheriff Ed Withers, who messengers because they had organ ANTHRACITE OPERATORS RE The commissioners lines must be traversed. Northern capitalist* who were here the May dividends. District Attorney nians at Ipek. attending the manufacturers' associ ized. They tried girls who were February information and reports attempted his arrest. As he was FUSE WORK TO 30,000 MEN. Haupt argued against it, taking the are practically prisoners. The Alba :mr he said: "God forgive you you nlans categorically refuse to accept ation. became interested In the rice hooted off the streets. They then at reached me which I deemed it tor the COULDN’T TRUST NEGRO. belt. They have organized a compa tempted deliveries by telephone The public Interest to investigate and I know not what you do " Because the Miner* Would Not Work ¿round that it was not a case of the reforms proposed and demand an telephone girls organized and struck ¡«rsonally gathered such information 9 Hour* Last Saturday—No Explan iquity, but a statutory case and that Albanian governor for their country. Covernor Taylor, of Kentucky, De ny which wtl) incorporate with a Four Washed Overboard capital of >10.000.<»•". to build rice yesterday when they learned that and facts as would enable the proper it was not in the province of the Fostering Insurrection. clined to Hirs Negro to Kill Goe ation Was Given for the Action. Gloucester. Apnl 18— The schoon elevators in the rice belt along the girls were imported from Salt lake. officers of the department to under court to allow the law to be disre bel. Constantinople. April 17.—The Mahonoy City. Pa., April 20.—As a Southern Pacific. A large portion of A large crowd gathered at the depot, take a thorough investigation as to er Independence which arrived today porte is convinced that the Bulgarian sequel to the men’s refusal to work garded. Frankfort. Ky. April 17.—Youtsey the stock was subscribed to on the but the girls disembarked outside the the truth or falsity of these reports. -om Grand Banks tost four of her He declared that a suspension de commercial agents and bishops are was again on the witness stand this spot city The telephone building today nine hour» Saturday a lockout thif "I directed Fourth Assistant Post ■ rew in Thursday night's storm cree would allow the merger to con master Bristow to take the proper They were washed overboard while morning was inaugurated in the Phil fostering the insurrection in Albania. morning. Is guarded by the girl striker* He detailed the attempt The argu He is preparing to restrict their In made to get Heckersmlth. adelphia & Reading collieries. Thlr tinue violating the law steps to Institute the necessary in shortening sail. in the AUTOMOBILE RAN AWAY. quiry using for that purpose the post- BODIES DECAPITATED ty thousand men and boys are idle. ment that the market would be af- fluence by isolating them to the January preceding -he crime, to do A the killing. Taylor declined to enter Prominent Physician of Indianapolis office inspector's division and such No explanation accompanied the op ected was one that would not appeal places under Its supervision Morgan's B rthday. large quantity of ammunition and the agreement because Heckersmlth erators’ action. The men were sim to the court. Th* Skull* cf Mr. and Mr*. Charles other methods as would thoroughly New York. April 17.—Morgan qui K'lled and a Friend Injured. Judge Young then began his argu stores were found in a monastery in was a negro ply told "there is no work for you.” Tay lor ¿aid he ■ ould Fair Will Be Produced in Court ascertain the truth or falsity of the ♦ thr celebrating hi* 66th birthday re Indianapolis. Ind.. April 18. — Dr ments for a modification. ( barges or insinuations made, and he Albania not trust him He said the latter, calls the fact that hi* greatest sue Showing That Mr. Fair Died First Charles Howard, a prominent physi was instructed to proceed promptly 'rssee have been made since be May Pay Dividend*. however, would pardon anyone who NEGRO GHOUL ON TRIAL. cian. was killed and Richard Wright San Francisco. April 17 — The and with vigor during my absence. killed Goebel. Taylor wrote to How Judge Sanborn, after hearing the FIREMAN HANGED. accompanying him. was Injured this liodies of Mr and Mrs. Charles Fair Since my return I have not seen Gen leached the age of 60 He is said to ard asking him to come to Frankfort Cantrell, of Indianapolis. Plead* In ?iguments, ruled that the Northern morning An automobile which the have been decapitated and the skulls eral Bristow so that I am not advised ie worth SfiOO.OM. which he has ac cumulated within the past 20 year* sanity—Great Trouble in Securing Securities might pay the May dlvi In His Speech He Said He Had Not as he was about to be robbed of his doctor bought yesterday became un will be used in the New York court of the progress. office. clends. May 1, holding that the fede manageable and ran in front of an to refute the evidence of the French Jury. Intended to Kill His Victim. "Tne investigation will continue ral court ty an injunction prevent Main Boom Slung. Interurban electric car. Howard was men. Mas and Morane that Mr* Fair Indianapolis. April 20.—Rufus Can ing the mergei from voting the stock St. Joseph, Mo., April 17.—Charles and. if any wrongdoing is disclosed, RETURNED TO WORK. Bristol. R. I.. April 18—Ths main mangled begyond recognition died first. The bodies were brought the parties guilty of such wrongdo trell, the negro ghoul, was placed on of the Northern Pacific and Great May. a railway fireman, was today- here but never buried as attorneys ing will be summarily dealt with. If boom 114 feet tong, was slung to the trial in the criminal court this morn Northern, has a sufficient hold on the hanged for the murder of Robert Striking Gas Teamster* at Chicago POSTOFFICE SCANDAL. suspected this move of Mrs Nelson the system or method of doing busi mast of the Reliance today. The ing. He pleads insanity. There was concern. He held that the injunction Martin in December, 1900. He was Were Issued an Ultimatum. to claim the estate. The secret of ness in the department is faulty, the I under* expect her first trial next great trouble in selecting a jury. against the dividends was auxiliary praying when the drop fell In his weak Chicago. April 17.—Trouble be Several Clerk* were dismissed for decapitation of the Fairs leaked cut Seventy-five men were examined and and could not be modified by the speech he said he had not intended proper remedies will be applied with excused this morning. All said they court, in as much as such dividends to kii l.Martin thereto.*-» hanging was tween the allied teaming interests Bidding in Letter* Containing today and caused wonder among their ut fear or favor I inaugurated the Chief Surgeon Dead. and 30.000 union teamsters was avert friends. The attorney said that emi investigation with the determination had determined in their own minds do not belong to the United States. too severe a punishment Money at Dead Letter Auction. San Francisco. April 18—Dr. Mat ed thia morning when the striking nent surgeons who examined the that it should be exhaustive. It is that Cantrell was the guilty one. Washington. D. C., April 18.—The skulls will testify that it was im The Decree. thew Gardener, chief surgeon of ths gas teamsters who went out In sym •proper for me to add that I laid be Southern Pacific, died this morning, REPRESENT AMERICA. pathy with the gas works men re Istest Irregularities in the postoffice possible for Mrs Fair to die first. The decree permits the stockhold JURY DISAGPEED fore the president the information itter an operation for appendicitis. turned to work An ultimatum was scandals deal with the dead letter ers of the Northern Securities to ex wnlch I had in my possession, and He hsd a national reputation. Men Chosen to the Championship issued that unless they did so all suction sales At * recent sale it de WILL INVESTIGATE. In Case of Melrose. Charged With change their stock for the stock of that he fully approved of the action made with the local veloped that there was a conspiracy he railways for which it was issued. Automobile Race in Ireland. July agreement Murder of W. H. Broome. among the clerks by which they were New York Police Will Examine Al proposed by me." Hull Uninjured. unions would be cancelled. If the supreme court affirms this de- Second. The whole administration of the enabled to bid in letters containing lx« Angeles. April 20.—The jury -ree the stockholders of the Securi Weymouth, April 18.—Lloyds' leged Mafia Prisoner* Tomorrow. Garden City, April 20. — L. Moore, postoffice department is made subject valuable* and money Several were in the case of N. M. Melrose, charg ties Company can take exchange and PASSENGER WRECKED. igent* todsy examined the Shamrock of Cleveland and Percy Owens, of to the investigation under the post New York. April 17. — In order to dismissed The charge is now made ed with the murder of W. H. Broome, draw dividends from the companies. New York have been chosen with Al master-general's direction, and every IQ and report her boom dented and at Acton. January 1». disagreed this Head End Collision Reported Near that the action taken at that time did give the police time for further in Protect* Stockholder*. exander Wanton to represent Amer vestigation in the barrel mystery, division will be probed thoroughly • eeds replacing. The hull is prac- not Include the chief offenders. morning. Melrose ie a prominent Dickinson. N. D., With Heavy Css- ica in the world's championship auto If the supreme court reverses the and the inquiry be made as thorough 'ically uninjured. the examination of the alleged Mafia politician. An eye witness to the ultie*. prisoners and counterfeiters has gone as the department'» most expert in JEALOUS OF FRENCH. murder testified that Melrose shot, decree the same parties can draw mobile race in Ireland. July 2. They Reach Agreement over until tomorrow. The police are spectors can make it. No charge* Butte Mont., April 17.—A report heat and kicked Broome after the from the Securities Company. The were chosen as the result of the race Huntington. April 17.—After four latter was fatally wounded and dy retention of the dividends by the rail run early this morning and which has rea< ued h*it i'.it i>;is»en.-er train German Press Renew* Attack on close mouthed but it Is said informa will be made, however, until after the Owens No. 4. on the Northern Pacific was way companies while the appeal is was started at 5 o’clock. close of the investigation, unless the days' session the United Minework- ing. Amarle* Because European Squad tion was secured, from papers seiz ’rs and the coal operators have reach- pending would not enhance or speed made the five miles in five minutes smashed into by a freight train near ed when Moretti the alleged Mafia developments shall compel them. ron Goes to Marseilles. The fastest mile Dickinson. N. D., this morning with The office of the assistant attorney “d an agreement in the Kakawba the enforcement of any legal right and 25 seconds. leader was arrested, that will lead Patriots' Day Celebrated. Berlin, April 18—The press today to other arrests today. The victim's general for the postoffice department .ields of the United State* while it might was one minute and two seconds. heavy casualties. All the doctors of Boston, Mass., April 20.—In Bos renews the attack upon America's identity is still unknown. The police is among the bureaus included in the .riflict unnecessary loss and injury Moore's time is not announced. Dickinson have been summoned to ton and vicinity there was a general ■pon the stockholders who are just- Many Visit Monitor. European squadron incident. The wired New Orleans to Investigate as venerai inquiry and until the investi the wreck. celebration of patriots’ day today, iy entitled to receive these dividends Tageblatt says. "No explanations it is believed the man was lured gation of the affairs generally is com- Henderson. Ky.. April 17.—It 1» es TREATY WITH FRANCE. the observances recalling the old from Washington can alter the fact from there. is soon as they are earned. pjleted it is probable that no succes limited that 5.000 visited the moni TIRED OF LIFE. traditions and historical incidents of that the Marseilles visit Is an af It is the purpose of the government sor to Assistant Attorney-General Ty tor Arkansas during its four-hours' the revolution, such as the ride of tc enforce the law against all illegal Public Opinion in Scotland Favor* stay here today. front to Germany ner will be named. WILL ANSWER PARRY. Peace Between England and the Lieutenant Howard, a Prominent Of Paul Revere, the march of the Brit combination in restraint of trade. Dur ish troops from Boston to Lexington ing the pendency of the appeal the ficer in Army Commits 8ulcide. Republic. Taylor Hanged. I Senator Hanna Says it Must Be Made REMAINS UNIDENTIFIED. The Shamrock Disabled. and other memorable incidents that St. Louis. April 17.—Lieutenant Kansas City .April. 17.—Bud Tay Glasgow, April 20.—The Chamber government is protected by that por Plain Tha t Parry Does Not Reflect The American people like pluck. lor was hanged in the county jail this heralded the great struggle of 1776 tion of the injunction which forbids of Commerce this morning enthusias Thomas Howard. U. 8. A., committed Murdered Man Found in Barrel May In this city all of the old houses of the acquisition or voting of any stock tically passed a resolution favoring suicide in the hospital at Jefferson the Thought of Intelligent Manu They have always admired Lipton moroing tor th* murder of Ruth Nol- Possibly Have Come From Buffalo. for his sportsmanlike qualities. He !anl. historic interest were gayly decorated facturers. of these two railway companies. The a treaty of peace between Great Brit barracks early this morning. The New York. April 18.—More than takes defeat gracefully, without sulk and were kept open all day for the appeal in this case will probably be ain and France. The action is sig nurse left him and he slashed his Indianapolis. April 18. — Jn a long 1.000 men have been taken to the ing. complaint or explanations. Sym inspection of visitors. Pugilist's wif* Dead. determined by the supreme court nificant as showing the trend of pub throat and arms with a razor. He interview given a local jiaper Senator had poor health for years. He had morgue yet none have succeeded in Hanna today says on Tuesday next pathy with his mishap will be gen New York. April IT.—Mrs. Robert lic opinion with regard to France about November. identifying the barrel victim. Some Kruger Better. eral. His beautiful new challenger. attained considerable distinction in Fitzsimmons, wif* of the pugilist, It is not perceived how a retention evidence now leads to the belief that before the Amalgamated Iron Work Shamrock IlL has been left a bare Paris. April 20.—Paul Kruger will or payment of dividends during the the service. died at her home at Bensonhurst of KILLED BY OUTLAW. ers. he will answer Parry, the presi he possibly came from Buffalo. leave Mentone May 15 for a summer pendency of the appeal can injurious dent of the National Manufacturers, hulk. One member of the crew vjas typhoid pneumonia, today killed. Sir Thomas I.lptcm was knock resort. The place is not yet announc ly affect any right of the United City Marshal of Bakersfield. CaL, Irish Demand Home Rule. iu his attack on organized labor. He King Reviews Marines. ed down a hatchway and badly bruis ed. The announcement indicates that States in this litigation and the only Asa Roberts, who was arrested in Died This Morning. says it must be made plain that Par Dublin. April 17—The chief inci Malta. April 18.—Eight thousand ry does not reflect the modern ten ed and every yard of canvas was I.a Grande for attempting to murder his health is better. question is as to whether the divi dent of today's session of the Irish Bakersfield, Cal., April 20.—City stripped from the challenger in a re his mother-in-law and who has been dends shall be piled up in the treas Marshal T. J. Packard, who wsh shot Nationalist convention was the in naval officers and marines landed to dency of thought among the intelli cent squall. If the cup is ever lifted confined In the county jail at Union Cruisers at San Diego. uries of the railway- companies or be yesterday in a battle with outlaw troduction of a resolution by John day »nd passed King Edward in re gent manufacturers. America would rather see plucky Sir the past month, has been adjudged San Diego, Cal., April 20 —The paid to the stockholders to whom McKinney, died this morning at 7 Redmond reltteratlng the demands of view. The day was very unfavorable Thomas get It than anyone else. owing to a blinding sandstorm insane In Judge Harrison's court and cruisers New York, Boston and Mar they legally belong and who must o’clock MONSTROUS INJUSTICE. He was president of the lo the Irishmen for home rule. committed to the asylum at Salem blehead arrived this morning from ultimately receive them, which ever cal Eagles and a prominent Elk. Fattened on eBet Pulp. Actress Divorced. way a fina' decision in the case may Central American waters. Woman in Nebraska Sentenced to To Be Inspected. Trenton. N. J . April 18.—Beryl T N. Proffit. the catle dealer has The dead body of Edward Seger- be. Prison for Life, Who I* Innocent ALL RECORD8 ECLIPSED. Norfolk. April 17.—The Maine sail Hope, the well-known actress, has shipped ten car loads of pulp-fed cat «from was found on the street near Howard on Trial. Filed an Appeal. ed today for the league Island navy Juat secured a divorce from her hus of Any Crime. tle from 1« Grande to Portland. bls home at Astoria early Thursday Frankfort, Ky., April 20.—A cross- Immediately after the decision Reports From Kansas Show Finest yard where she will be inspected for band. William Wright, a deserter. Lincoln. Neb. April 18.—Lena These cattle will be sent to Nome morning He had been drinking examination of Howard this morning the Northern Securities filed an ap Prospects for Wheat. structural and boiler weakness. l.lttle, convicted of murdering her where they will be killed and sold to heavily and died of heart disease has so far failed to elicit any mate peal and following the order of the Topeka Kan., April 20.—If the state husband at David City, was thia the miners. They will cost the deal Yacht Overdue. rial contradictions. Warehouse Destroyed. court gave bonds for >50,000. Every board of agriculture predictions, as Norfolk. April 18.—Fears are en morning sentenced to ltfe imprison ers >175 each by the time they reach The liadly decomposed body of a point made by the railway attorney contained in a report today, come 8t. John», N. 8.. April 17—A big tertained that Edwin Gould'» yacht ment. It is declared that her con Nome The transportation is expect man was found on the tide fiat* near Storm in Germany. wmb sustained. Judge Sanborn eluci true, all records of wheat crops will warehouse here, full of freight, was Chicota. has been sunk In a storm viction is due to perjury, and that ed to make the coat per pound live Astoria, Tuesday afternoon, suppo* Berlin, April 20.—The storm over dated his position at length and said be eclipsed. There Is the heaviest destroyed by fire this morning at a It Is two days overdue at Anuapolla she Is innocent. No more monstrous weight reach 15 cents - 1« Grande ed to be that of Albert Anderson of Germany continues unabated. the defendants hadn't asked the court o< reage ever planted In the state free* here. loss of >2X1,000. Chronicle. injustice was ever perpetrated. Westport, who has disappeared THE MERGER CASE REFUSE REFORMS 8UnE6lflLSSTRIKE Î0 PROSE SfflOlL