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BIG FOUR.
LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK CENTRAL. AND
HI DSpN RIVER. BOSTON AND ALBANY
AND CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Train Depart Arrive
indianapolis Express .--.-.-.-. i9.v SD pm
New York ana is,stpn Limited 'S:Dl am 'g.i5 pm
knlCkho. kpr Special - New
York Boston. Warrington,
Baltimore ami PhIlad.lyh 'lS ~ e. ~ nm
Alton Express IL - pm Et-2' pm
Mat'p"n and Alton .scr0n5mH-
da;iou -. 49,. .-........- is-p pm "a am
Boston. New York. cincinnati.
W-shington. Baltimore. Phil
ads;phis ..-....- ..-......... 6hs pm . 10 am
Alton Leaves 1919 a m, sS:i5 .. Arrives
T.:t., a. m. 'i:H y M.
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Chicago stocks and Bord..

81. Louis. "Wednesday. July Is. lc0a
North Fourth street -
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THE McKlNNIE-OAvlE INVESTMENT CO., Inc,
Are men p
offer "ppor
Ofce>: dorado
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CLOVER LEAF.
Train Depart. Arrive
Toieio and New York Express ss:ie s5 IS pm
Toledo and New York Express Ills pm $50 am
COTTON BELT.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY
illinois CENTRALLY
Train. Depart Arrive.
Cotton Belt Express .-.-....-.- q IS s.:24 pm
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Departed
River and Business.

River Forecast.
The river at 81. Louis will rice.
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Train.
fsst Natl. Evansville. Nash
vile. B,rminshsnl. Mont
spHTry. Chattanooga. A.
j.; ma. Macon. Charleston, )
=. Mobile, New orleans ami
jacksonville. Fls.....--........
MOI M Vernon Accommodation
Scutlsrr Express to Evans
VILE. Nashville. Rirmins-
ham. Mobile, New ORLEANS.
'hCmssvill-. .Ia-ksuGv;lle,
ia!a'ka. Ocala and -. Pc
t.rsburg. Fla ---...-.--.-.....
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BOND SALTS At NEW YORK
First Cab.

EEPUEIfC SPECIAL
New ork. July Is.-Ssies Of bonds \ er. ,u.d-
here today Is follows.
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T,.-aay's closing quotations:
RIVER NEWS.
rise and FAN OF tn, River.

For the last twenty four hours ending az n q, .
~. Louis. Mo. Wednesday. July 49, 1905.
SIatIons. hanger Cau,c ,-,.r...
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' ORR. July is-1;ov.r.Usut bonds lfr-r


81 Louis. "Wednesday. JUIs ~ T.n
nth Fourth street
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AIR LINE.

LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE hSn ST. Lou Is
CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD.
TTsip Depart Arrive
Louisville Exprc.s-C.ntrslia.
Mount vernon Mount Car
mel Princeton. Louisville
Washington. Philadelphia and
New YORK -. ............. IS .ns am =. yrn
Mount Vernon Accommodation va pm ts.l2 am
Louisville Limited. Louis
VILE. Washington baltimore.
Philadelphia ana New York. .s:i5 pm $50 I'm
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ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS BRIDGE TER
MINAL RAILWAY SUBURBAN TRAN
SERVICE

f-aStbouhI-I-eavts Eighth and uratiot Street.
Except Sunday. tA. e:l6. .:3s. ssl. 1906. II IS
a. m: 12:29. lac. ::+s =. s:lo. SIS. s:2Z p
Saturday and Sunday oniy--ilII p. m. Sunday
Cnly-3:24, 1:3i. f9:l2 a. 5:2l p
Leave Washington Avs.-Except sunday. +-2..
s:el "a SIS. Ioes. II y a ETA l:fS. 2:5t.
4:0i 5:i4 SIS. S:25 p m Saturday and Sundas y
only-ll: As y. Sunday only-5:s7. T:3s l0:I5
m: 5:25 p.
day. 5:l5, q STA 9:2s 1872 a. m: l:I1 2:i2. 32
AS 5:44. 5:5.s. ~ 9:I7 p. m Saturday only 30
%. m Sunday only 5:55, 9:36 a. n; 100. p. n.
Leave Madlson-Ex:ept Sunday. 5:is. 7:o4 Sis
s:s:. 1876 N. LIS. 2I7. ST 40 7:17. s:2I
p m Saturday only-s:5S 2. m sunday orly-s.
e:< a. m So, S.Gt D.
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IS 81 I'm T.c0 an
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RAILROAD Time Table.
IRON <TAIN.
Depart Arrv'

e: rs am "a c-,
- ~ am IS - ~,
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str. Quincy leaves Monday July q. ~. M
Tel Main 1;i1A. ISAAC r. LCSk. Axt.
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Train.
Fest Mail owenshoro. Clover
T'T', fspuisy sic and tie East
East"Tn Express - cweushoEu.
fl"v erporJ. Louisville and tho
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OCEANIC'S NARROW ESCAPE.

Goes Aground or the Irish Coast but 1.
Safely floatcd.
New YORK, Oct. l0.-A special cable
dispatch from Queenstown TO The
Evening World says:
The giant White Star liner Oceanic
which arrived here during the day. had
q narrow escape from shipwreck of the
coast of Ireland.
While approaching the coast and try.
ing to pick up the Fastnet light, wha,
appeared to be a fog bank suddenly
lifted and showed land dead ahead.
The breakers could be plainly seen
crashing Oh the rocks. and the vessel
touched bottom, but Captain Cameron
stopped his engines, reversed them and
backed into deep water without the
steamship being injured.
1t was only owing to the care Of the
captain that a terrible disaster was
averted. The stopping Of the engines
shook up and awoke everybody. Halt
a minute after the engines were re.
versed, but before the Oceanic was
stopped, she struck with q grinding.
grating noise. She then quickly
swung clear.
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FHoT THE ROBBER.

Policeman Fatally Wounds =
highwayman.
\. d., Oct. l0.-Shortly be.
aaight two strangers entered
aahand store Of Dave Arncson
|ae point of revolvers compelled
gi'e up his money. Arucson
and attracted Policeman
When he appeared the men
"a SIDE street, followed by the
HEY fired three shots at him.
10 connect, and he returned
milling one Of the men, whose
arm Was broken aud another
l'sea through his abdomen. /.
likely that hc can live. His
sas caught later aud gave the
'a'a Davis. protesting not to
injured man. Both are about
ola aud the officers think they
a''s out Of saltwater prison.
Aa' Il good description Of the
=! having robbed a store Mt
wv nights ago aud the detec.
arranged with them to buy
w. ~hich ihcy professed to have
4ne detective and chief were
a 'Ae bridge leading to Moor.
"'S lor the men when the
r. Ao.d-up occurred.
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:,,ryc~tilnony Against An.
|. oftl,e Alleged Goebel
,lurdercrs.
s,,s He Heard the Pris.
|. outlinc a Plan Of AS
,assinatiOn.
! Made in the Federal Su.
Ina Court to Advance
Necly's Case.

7owx. Ky. Oct. l0.-ln the
nepr, +. Ycutsey, charged
L,0s principal in the shooting
[.aer Gocbcl, Arthur Branch Of
.oia he delivered a l.pound
r. lou,sey for the Adams Ex.
lp,aany on Jan. -. sent from
at.
Barnes, auditors clerk at
.a,s he saw You'sey aud DIR.
| from the mountains. cxamin.
& j cartridges. and that John.
h. would take the cartridges
lifted the gun.
..an, John Ricketts, Of Knox
ka.,lded that Youtsey told him
way 10 settle the contest was
k,.b,l out Of the way; that Goe.
H. hi!lvi from the executive
and the man who fired the
kd escape through the base.
I,ha, his (Youtsey's) job de.
mon tins contest and he wanted
q his way. He said Youtscy
ueu in the hallway Of the exec.
hiding and told them something
D. 10 happen; that . man would
bwn the stairway. when they
] 60 ou, together. The witness
remain. but was across the
Sheu the shots were fired.
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FLOATING DOWN STREAM.

TwO-StOry building Inhabited by q Fam
lily fasses Merrimac. wis.
BARABoo. Wis. Oct. 10.-A report
comes from Merrimac that a 2.story
frame building inhabited by family
was seen floating down the Wisconsin
river at that place. No communica.
tion could be had with the people ow.
ing to the high water and tho swift cur
rent made it impossible to render any
assistance. Where the house came
from is unknown but it is supposed
that high water washed the building
from its foundation and carried it
down stream.
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|stE THE NEELY CASE.

Nade hy tho Government In the
supreme Court.
kNToN. Oct. lO.-In the su.
e.. Assistant Attorney Gen.
ga. for the government.
Iaa,ancc the Neely extradition
announced tina. he had re-
telegram from the counsel
(Aeye would bc no objection 70
*. The date that will be set
ea,e has not va been deter.
bur, announced that il would
b Arguments in the Chicago
canal case on Nov. IL. This
Fo.ves the state Of Missouri
The state Of Illinois and the
drainage commission. the con-
eias that the Chicago drainage
POM Lake Michigan emptying
Mississippi river pollutes the
water Of the city Of St. Louis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
IOWA'S BIG CORN CROP.

Eighteen Million More bushels Than
Ever Harvested BEFORE.
DEs MONIES. Oct. IO-The official
preliminary estimates OF the cropyields
Of Iowa for the current year show:
Corn area S,6iS.660 acres, average Il
bushels per acre, total product 353, 365..
go bushels. which is greater by lo..
OOO, 900 than ever before harvested in
the state. The total Of all cereals will
be 53l ,3i9. 02O bushels. which is 10000.
OOO in excess Of any previous year and
l3l, ,0OO, 900 above the average yearly
output the past ~ years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
DAVIS IN HAYS PLACE.

Minncs0ta senator to BE Member Ol
Mckinley's Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lO-The Star
prints story stating that under the
second administration of President Nc.
Kinley, Senator G. X. Davis will be
made secretary Of state and John Hay
will return to London rs our minister
at the court Of St. James. Mr.. Hay, it
is said, will not continue rs the head OF
the state department in any event. The
Star story further states that Secretary
Davis will, in 1904, be q leading candi.
date for president.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
WILL SELL IT'S CLAIMS.

''"in'nion Government Owns Many Thou.
sand In tho klondike.
VICTORIA, B c., Oct. lO.-The an.
nonncement that the Dominion gov
crhment has decided to offer for sale
all government claims in the Klondike
was received with much JOY in Daw.
son, as 1t means the development of
some of the best property in the Yukon
valley. The claims to be offered include
all the alternate claims which were re.
served by the government during the
bug rush and all the claims that have
reverted to the crown from various
causes. 1t Is estimated that there are
between $500 and 10000 such claims
III the kloudike.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
OUTCOME ANXlOUSLY AWAITED

Knilronds aud Manufacturers Disa gree
Regarding the iricc of Rails.
CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. lO--Ncw steel
rails for immediate use are needed by
tho Lake Shore. Nickel Plate. Wheel.
ing and Lake Erie, Toledo. st. Loui.
aud Western. Ohio Western. Cleveland
Terminal aud Valley railways to the
extent Of $4,000 tons. The manufac.
turers Of steel rails reached an agree.
mcnt in New York two weeks ago to
MAINTAIN the price at s26 per ton. The
railroads named here. on the other
hand. agreed not to pay more thau S22
The result is being awaited with III.
tercst
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WILL NOT OPPOSE IT.

Chicago Contractors Decide Not to Fight
New Central Labor Body.
CHICAGO, Oct. lO.-As the result of a
number Of conferences the Chicago
building contractors have decided not
to oppose the formation of new cen
trail labor body provided the various
trades engaged in the construction OF
buildings withdraw from the present
building trades council. The one thing
that the union men have held out for
during period Of more than eight
weary mouths is their right to cen.
tral organization.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
SEVERAL WE'RE INJURED.
Organized Gang of Men Attack . Polit
ical Parade in Chicago.

Organized Gang of Men Attack . Politi.
ical Parade in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct -Bloodshed followed
In the trail Of Chauncey Dcpew and his
smile escort Of Republican marching
clubs. Just as the last company in
line turned the corner Of Sedgewick
street and Chicago avenue it was
charged on by an organized gang Of
men who had concealed themselves in
the dark recess of an unlighted alley.
The rioters were repulsed finally by the
marchers but not until three or four of
the Republican marchers had been in.
jured. The men who precipitated the
riot escaped.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
BRITISH ELECTION RETURNS.

Conservatives Elect B3A Of . Total Of 50'
Members.
LONDON, Oct. l0.-Late election re-
turns give tho Liberals gain of two
additional Sc ats and the Ministerialists
one seat, making the respective total
gains. 20 and "a seats. The total mum
her of members now elected is as fol
lows: Ministcrialists 33l. opposition
l73. Total 607.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
EvaGled the ImmiyratiOn Laws.

FORT WORTH, Tex. Oct l0.-Twenty
Cinnamon and Italians have been ar.
rested at Ell Paso, charged with evad.
Ing the immigration laws of the United
states. 1t is said hundreds have made
their way across the Mexican border.
rs fast as apprehended, they are being
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10

CHICAGO, Oct. lO.-Arrangements
for building 5000 freight cars for the
baltimore "Ad Ohio railroad by the
Pullman company ut Pullman Ills. !.
have been completed. The contract
calls for 2, 500 box cars, each with ca.
nacity Of 10000 pounds. and 500 dat
cars. The total cost Of the rolling
stock will be Sl,e6o.OO0.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
MR. BRYAN AT QUINCY.
~.""o an Early Hour Speech IN =,
Illinois Town.

""o :" Early Hour Speech in -. /.
Illinois Town.
QUINCY. Ills, Oct lO.-All tho mann.
oers G! sae Bryan party were sleen;n .
unu'! when, at 6:3O o'clock. the train
pu'leu into this city. They were not.
however, permitted to continne the;,
s,umoers long, owing to the calls Of
sao .lowo ior Bryan aud the beating
~ .uc windows. Mr.. Bryan hastily
uonned his clothes, drank a cup OF cof.
.,' .eo anu was escorted to carriage for
.ne long drive to Washington park
wnere' Notwithstanding the early hour
'nere was throng of waiting people
many OF whom had been standing in
the chilly air since daylight. Mr.
bryan spoke on the general issues Of
the campaign.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
TIL plata Alillx AtMrt Up.

p,rrsBuRG, Oct. lO-The American
Tin Plate company will have III opera
tion this week 20 Of its tin plate plan'.
ont of IS, xiving employment TO a.
,east $4,000 workmcn. The tin plate
com pany employs in all over oo;o;. !. =
workmen and within few weeks; " :, =
said, every plant in the country w''' DC
working.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
Round the Horn In Eighty-ssx Days

WASHINGTON, Oct. l0-The quarter
master general has been informed that
the Slocum has arrived ut San Fran
cisco. having made the trip from New
York by way Of the Straits OF Magellan
in SO days. The Slocum is one OF the
largest and most powerful tugs in the
service OF the quartermaster's depart
ment. The government was uhaOie 70
buy vessel Of that character OH tne
Paciti coast and it was found neces-
sorv to send vessel from New York.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10

LONDON. Oct. lo.-Five thousanH
rriads, says dispatch to The Daily
Telegraph from Canton dated OCT. Z,
have defeated the imperial troops ana
occupied several places between Mir"
Raw and Deep Bay. They are no"
moving southwark. The viceroy mas
Admiral Ho and Gcnerai
Tong tO ODDOse them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
Denver WOOdwOrkers Strike.

DENVER, Oct. 10 general suspen.
sion of the building trades in Denver
j. threatened as result Of a strike of
union woodworkers at the five largest
planning mills III tie city, which was
lnauguratea 10 put Il stop 20 the en-
plovment of -uniou nICu.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
wisconsin River at KilbOurn Ont
OF Its Banks and the Low
Land Is Inundated.
Majority Of the Inhabitants OF
the First Ward Seek Safety
on Higher Ground.
Levee at Portage Is Weakening
and Is Expected to Go Out
in a Few Hours.

PORTAGE, Wis, Oct. 10. The Wis.
consin river is over IL feet above low
water mark and the government gauge
Is entirely under water. This is the
highest point ever reached by the river
ut Portage, being inches higher than
last spring.
The Madison aud Portage railway is
under water for several hundred feet
and will be impossible before night.
The government leyee is weak in spo .
and will probably not hold more than a
few hours. Three hundred men are at
work trying to save the levee. If it
breaks one-fifth of the city will be sew.
erai feet under water, with enormous
damage resulting
The river is still rising at Kilbourn.
Most OF the inhabitants of the First
ward have moved to higher ground.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10

WASHINGTON, Oct. lO.-The census
bureau announces that the population
of the state Of Delaware was 1874. 1886.
in 1900 as against l6S. 49S IN 1890. This
is an increas" of 49, 242 or 9.6 per cent.
The population of the District Of Colum.
bia is 27S,7lS. as against $780, 10
wears ago, an increase Of 49, or 20.9
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
Stevenson in ENC 'llcut !:eaIth.

CosHoCIoH, O.. Oct. -. ilai i
Stevenson says that til report repre-.
s,nt.ng HIM a. being III j. without
foundation lie is ia excellent ne.lti.
and spirits and vi. bcgin MS cam.
palyn i'll Nest .ir-..nA .urIu- ilie u.,y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
Arrested ns the Lone Eighwayman

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. William
Campbell, a Scotchman, was arrested
in South Tacoma on suspicion Of being
the lone highwayman who held up the
Northern Pacific train near Rathdum.
Ida. week or two ago. Campbell
stopped at a house and begged for meal
The woman OF the house who was on
the train Wien it was robbed, identi.
fed the man Us the robber and notified
the police. who arrested him. The po.
lice think the woman is mistaken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
EXPECT THE WORST Is OVER
Missisaippi and BLACK Rivers Causing
Conside derable Damage.

Missisaippi and BLACK Rivers Causing
Considerable Damage.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Oct. lO.-The Mis-.
sissippi river is still rising, having gone
up about foot since Monday, but it is
believed that the big rise is over and
that after going another foot the river
will remain stationary for q few days
and then begin to fall. Reports re.
ceived by local lumbermen say that the
Black and Chippewa rivers are reced-
ing and danger is over.
The overflow Of the Mississippi and
Black rivers on to the lowlands sur.
rounding In Crosse has already done
considerable damage to farmers and
others and If the water rises much
more. the people living along some of
the lowlands will be forced to leave
thetr homes as they did two years ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10
""ra'ian Packers.

IblisL'' 1.-The Vossische lei.
In. "a letter from Brisbane
lec,,l'.a la. the meat inspection
mea,.y y the prohibition as to
Now !" !, has already proved q
in wb ~ 'ho Australian packing
ID fna.h n'ch Germans are heavily
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10

\ -i,hNhURG. Oct. lO.-Nve
f.'sriins assembled at tho st.
:" mastery in the PorhoR dis.
|, 'eAglous festival. During
ba ,"0 oi the upper floors col.
\ ,h4 '"''y OF those sleeping there
bv : sp :, below. A panic was
/ ~ " ,"''e alarm Of fire and four
!. M '!'Six women were crushed
others being seriously
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10

1t is eyasperating to one who has
used Foley's Honey and Tar and knows
what it will do. to have dealer recon-
mend something else '.just the same" or
..just as good" for colds. coughs. Group,
lagrippe, etc. CHRIS. SCHuTz.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10

1t is well to know that DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve will heal burn and
stop The pain at once. 1t will cure
eczema and skin diseases and ugly
wounds and sores 1t is certain cure
for Piles. Counterfeits may be offered
you. See that you get the original De-
Wits Witch Haxel Salve.
Cook 4 ODRE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-10-10

Torturing skin eruptions. burns and
sores are soothed at once and promptly
healed by applying DeWitt's Witch
Haze Salve. the best known cure for
piles. Beware OF worthless counterfeits.
Cook Il ODEE.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-25
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
Warrants Issued Against Members
of RuffnIn TypOErnphichI Union.

BUFFALO, March 4.-On the application
of Edward Wunch. a linotype machinist,
Judge Murphy yesterday issued warrants
for the arrest of sixty-seven members Of
Typographical Union No. ., on the charge
of conspiracy. Mr.. Wunch brought suit
against the Union last January for keeping
him out of employment. The suit was tried
before Judge Childs and a jury and YER
diet of $3.50 was found in Wunch's favor.
Wunch and his attorney, Thomas Z.
Boyd appeared before Judge Murphy yes
terday and asked for warrants for the ar
rest of sixty-seven members of Typograph-
ical Union No. .. He alleged that the
members of the union We're preventing him
from following his regular employment III
violation of section 16S Of the penal code.
This section provides that where two or
more persons conspire TO prevent man
from working at his regular employment
they are guilty of a misdemeanor- Inc
maximum penalty for the offence is .
years Imprisonment and fine not to eX-
coed $500 The warrants were given 10 the
police.
Mr. Boyd said he had no desire to inter
fere with the workings of the composing
rooms OF The various newspapers and that
he would be satisfied If the police simply
served notice on the defendants to appear
in the police court when wanted. The at
torneys for the defendants will be notified
to appear in the police court next Monday.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-25
FEMALE STUDENTS EXPELLED.
The Unhappy Result of Girls Sc
crct Society.

OXFORD. Ohio. March 24-It was made
public today that three girl students OF
the Western. a college for women, were
expelled yesterday and ten others sus-
pended as the upshot OF a faculty raid on
an initiation by secret society that was
in progress about midnight. The society
had existed secretly in the school about
seven years, although the rules of the
college strictly forbade organizations of
that kind
President Leila T. Mckee and her as
sistants burst into the room where the
society was in the midst of its ceremonies
and captured not only the cOnspirators.
but the complete membership roll of the
sOcitey, its archives, and secret ritual.
The members. 1t Is said, were locked up
over night. and yesterday the faculty held
court in their cases. Judgment was pro-
nounced in the college chapel in the
presence OF $50 schoolmates, and when it
was made public that the penalty was 10
be expulsion and suspension the whole
school burst into lamentations. Two of
the young women who were expelled out
right we're members OF the senior class,
and would have been graduated in June.
Two were the daughters Of trustees OF
the college, and their fathers interceded
III their behalf without accomplishing
anything. Several of the suspended girls
are the daughters of clergymen who often
preach in the college chapel.