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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-14
NOTICE.

Having qualified as Executor of the
estate Of Jane c. Murrell, deceased, ali
persons having claims against said es-
tate are notified to present the same to
me on or before January Srd, 1908, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will make immediate payment
to me. THOS. B. YANCEY,
BUSBEE e BUSBEE, Executor.
Attorneys.
Raleigh, January 1st, 1902. 1-w-6w
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Killed by Moonshiuers,
(Bv the Associated Press. J

Mountainboro, Ala, Jan. 11.-Deputy
Marshal j. N. Hollonback was killed and
his son was wounded by men supposed to
be moonshiners near this place this af-
ternoon. The party had arrested Bud
Moore, an alleged moonshiner and were
bringing him to Gadsden when the party
was fired upon from ambush. The men
who did the shooting escaped but are be-
ing pursued by sheriffs posse.
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To reach any of these points the service
of the Seaboard Air Line Railway Capt
tai City Route" will be found the best
and most attractive. In addition TO the
superior service now operated, Cafe Cars
were placed in service on the Hamlet
and Atlanta and Hamlet, Jacksonville
lines December LIST. Following this the
Florida and Metropolitan Limited Will
be inaugurated about January 15 1902
with sumptuoous apartments AMI superb
equipment, including dining and club cars
See that your Winter Tourist Tickets
read via the Florida and West India
Short Line. Seaboard Air Line Railway.
For further particulars regarding dates,
schedules, sleeping car reservations or
pamphlets of winter resorts, address,
C. H. GATTIS, G. p. & r. A.,
Raleigh, N. c.
H. S. Lizard, r. P. A.
RaI.izh, N. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-01-14
WINTER EXCURSION RATES.

Cuba, Savannah, Camden. Southern
Pine and Pinehurst, N. C.
Winter excursion tickets were placed
on sale October 18th to the principal win
ter resorts in North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, and Cuba md will re-
main on sale during the season, with fina.
return limit May 81, 1902 Following are
The sun., 1902-07-11
FIRF >PRptD nv FIRE ETtPTS.
Tn-, wrr~ trI~d WIN r~nsu,s' B~sidinG
Twa UIind Wen Rescued.

r." iHrg 10 I-riniiilug "hsit tu"tiun-
t. ac,umlh,, pu iir, -, ,.i-'s vas Illustrated
nv q hrt v,. f"r.iaN ti'"rupuu U 'isr five
story ari rs,.'ru"tt double tenement At
- Alien -'r-.' lN-ufv families numbering
mui. than = hurdt'-i '-r.ou- .,v'upt"d in"
buli.iluG 'iril - '~IuIuI--i with fir ,~caI'--
front amt rear in,.-.' "Husi-, II III sI-
uprlgI ,a. I"r~ wi'h balconies at ~, b hupr
Al tui. ~.,-..u many IT 90" tenants -,'-'p uu
'h. ht,, ,.s'aIH. hal,'uu,,.- aud "a addition tp
a .Ift,i .rt '.HN--. hHN,r .s'> aud iHiS lh"y
wrf" ,ruNI,-I WI'r usiiing
'.r fin. -tdff,-i u o." -tut" ~ 'lra hH-.'-
n,..ut u,S.u .uYl,-l u, Abraham Barir''. uauu
fl,tutrT Of pIyiUr'. frame and ruuuldIr -
IU. -ruN pu 'Il,, fr-t-il.- tiu. o-CdI. hairpuy
prutuI,.N caught fr" uii ~" haiu,.- IutuI--i
up from palDuuv tu hilruuy uutd It iuoE'd
a. thpug'i th. wlu,' hul iiug were ahlay,
Ih. fitrIlp'f -g,Cc.si"i VA k'|ptug 'h" bluz"
otItri,ir except ~ 10" hd-'ur'ut ~iuI''-
and ih. 'f-t-nuur EIdrI U'nt-
Mu-i ui the tenants '-."aI-d over IN"
rnoi tu adjoining building Harris lr-
,ur. biiui man wID L. ai>u i"ai was
lpck.-l "a alpuc ~ M f"uin~ ui the i'p
nppr At ~ II Wa .pin" tlnI" l-.ipr" 10.
wa r-tn,.tnl.te,. Then ~ Ruuud-ntu
William Niles went up through ih"
smnss and got hun down A blind man
vas r,-,1l-i from the top floor of - al-p
He vac solomon Nlchtman. I-Sii"r
Patrulnan julius Bsy,r led him 1" th"
rtr,-f
Tl.. damas. was estimated At tiOUn
The sun., 1902-07-11
WTSr BIr NFW WtTCHFS
An Order That D,splrasrs Wan, En,pio, e~-
Of the Jersey ~ntrAl.

SoNppvuIF y J July 10 There IL
dissatisfaction among railroad men here
4, YER an order is-,iad hv the ler-ev central
Iailruad cpmI"lling all engineers. CON
dlctors fr-inen, hrai.n"n. 'overrnen
train despatch"rs, stat onmas'"rs, yard
masters. telegraph operators, train hag-
ga.-m.n. fasn,en and dr'll.rs 20 p,ircha-.
lev watchc, tur the IurIs,~' &C securing
and maintaining shsoiut" uniformity uf
tirne w N. handling ~ trains II the cnn-
psuy The order specifies that Va" watches
shall 10 nickel. ~. ic~"l patent regulator
adjusted tu heat and cold and three posi-
tIuus tn. variations must not eNC'-sd
tllrtv -,Cpnd, . week To aco,mpl-h this
purtsn-s he company has created IA" office
81 time inspector and has appointed j W
For-Ihy"r pi thi"agu a. general INSPECTOR, q,
with ClrI- II assistant INSPECTORS Tor IN"
en'ir' Central system
T.. order names ~" watches ~ Nv"
leading American manufacturers a. the
oulN tim"pirC-'s that will h" allowed for
u-.. hN it, EMPLOYEES. "NN'pt whrre EN-
,.ru, up tu 'hr stand .sN ...o,r'i lu"
INSPECTORS who arr Already at work. hav"
Cuud"mu'd many I-.' 'in.p"1'~ submitted
f,r Iu-I-Ctir' Nv the EMPLOYEES Vet a
few - ID" opui"mu"i Na'C'"- ar valued ~
over slu0 and some a. high a. si5n
The watches specified 'Hs' iium So 10
80 The o,myanv pNrrs go Furnish 'h'm
uu IA. iuStaln"u' plan with four Gseviu"u's
The sun., 1902-07-11
FINISH FIGHT ON 4 PIER.
Tho Referee stabbed In . Rev Thst
EolloM ed the nrcl,inn.

William hciv and A!fr.Vi Harley. two
truck drivers, who pride themselves on their
pusilstic ahhty, had tight to fri>h La,
risht or the pier ~ the foot of West Twenty
-lNth street. h"foro a crowd ~ ainu' ought
hundr'Si I+Tsons who hid gu' The Zip that
~" is!t vus tn com. on The two men
fought under an electric hight
In" finish came IN the third round when
Kelly, who was tf'v pounds heavier
kuprked Harley out with right hard uprrr
rIt. Whom Harley tried "a srt up ,.nnl-
nf N" -I-s'tator- thought they Saw k-llv
~ - 1T him before he Ct to his lest and
''"r'' vvr" Crin- of foul
la'nc~ BIrhridge Of IS. West Twenty
N'' street Nho had volunteered "a Ac' ~
rHiar'-', refused TO give tn. night 20 Harley
N'-raUss' 81 'hiS and this mA.l. some ui -"
's't"r's friends mad There Wa uiE-up,
o. which Burhridgr was cut cn the ack and
head II" va taken "a the New York W -
pi'al The prlica arr,~ted william ald
john Van Arsdsle. two bOvs of ?,e West
Jw.rtv-s"venth street. char s,'d with b"'Lg
h,- a-~aiauts They could rot tiud the
principals IN the hg't
The sun., 1902-07-11
ssmsswrD sRs WrRos NasE.
enc, W,,s Q a-ss,e--- 80 tts ~~r, ,s ~.
Ju,vaiie ts,,ua.

A nf,.-n- vear-old siri vho gav. N. nam.
~ nor~ns< sttrp ha. kept ~. pniir- ~
the EAst Ihir'v-rf'h -ir,-rt station AMI
agent. q th., thildr~u suci"tv busy f1r a
~.sk IA tnV,--t ga lns -turi"- II. told abuui
h.r-.,f she came to the station a w...k
asu and saii that her parent, hat put her
uut II thstf huiur a. 90 fa-t itf'y-.ishth
- r..t srN.fa iay- before AMI thai .hs hai
siu,,, -i-yi uisuts un ~" h-uch.- - Madison
Suuar, PARK The Isnlic- I"arussi that her
PARENTS did not live at the address gwen
Then sh. gave another aaidr,ss- which was
tuCutrp,f
They turned her over to tho Children. I.
society and -h" there gave half a dozen
fal-., ad,lr"s-ss amt SEEMED tu ENJOY IN"
mystery -,r threw thuu' her history
FINALLY, shc admitted that 81" had formerly
been IN III" care If h" Hebrew Sh-lt-ftng
and Guardian :, ,s'i-ty sIld hat her r,al nam.
waS trieda Simun She saii Sh. thought
flopica Sutru Wa a pr"tti"r nam. than
her own and - changri MrS fluranC.
Suiru l. uiIa of the patrons - the Clara
de Hirsch HON. for Working curb On Eas,
SlAty-'hiri sir-.t, Ia which institutiun the
girl had b,-'n
Sh. gui work In the Hotel Wellington.
whrr, Hh. SJ-ut mast ut her leisure time
iu calliny uI ON The hotel telephone u.rsoi.s
who's, nain,.s She found IN 'h" book She
WIS discharged and obtained other places
but d,d not huld them long
Magisira RAJ. Hogan ~ th" lorkvill. police
court ~,mmitted her Ia the JuV-uile
Asylum
The sun., 1902-07-11
HaRRIHAN'S BtNkTNG STROkF.
lie Gets Control NJ the Business Done In
the Black Hiiis.

DsADwoop. d. July 10 F. II
Hartman Of New York has acquir'St con-
troll ~ tho banking business OF the Black
Hills by buying ~ q. J Salisbury his CON
trolling interest in tho First National Rank
Of Dradwoud anu the FIRST National Bank
of Lead
The remainder of the stock In tho Dead
wood haIk Is held hv samuel " Allcrtnn
" Chicago and Harris Franklin ~ Dead
wood and the rest - a." ls1i hank =
stocks hy T Grirr. Ernest May and
! 4 Gushur-' of ls'dd
M~--rs Hartman. Allor'on \ Franklin
Hlrraiy owned the Au.arDAr National
Rank AZ p-.advood II - announced that
on" Il he thr-. hanks viii probably H.
hvuldat.d ai,i th" -turk II the other IN
CREASED prup"rtluuat"iN
A. all events, 'h" p"Iiwood First Ma
'ioulI- capital 10 iucr'as.-d from siu1t.p
tu sIH.urp The hanks ought each 'u do
al annual hus.r"-- II a million and rh"
deal the largest # The kind IN the states
history
The sun., 1902-07-11
WRS IaRHFR GETS orr.
our, Holds That she was iIi"Ea'l> shut
tp ou Her itusband's complaint.

supreme tourt just ,c,. Chester IA Brook
lvu is-urd au order Yesterday releasing
MIR Eleanor IATn"r from 'h' River r'-t
Sau''arium ~ Astoria Mr. larrn"r is
~ wears Nli and 10 IN" wif" ~ nr William
J Iaru"r 81 West Twenty >.Cpnd street.
Manhattan Nh" was cuuiuttt"d tu IN"
INSTITUTION hv lustic.' Beach IN Nsnhst' an
uu D-.c IL. 1871 N that tim" Dr larm-r
alleged that Ii- wife had violent uut bursts
OF excitement, that IN" charged him with
unusual crimes and that she assaulted him
She al-o. u l. alleged. charged HIM with
sending T-'rSpns To the huus" Vho sent
nuNlou- ga~"s 10 her room through the
heating APPARATUS
The woman was examined by Dr Francis
4 Scra'rhlv and Dr Edgar " farr Who
decid"d that u was not safe To- permit her
o. ha NJ largo Mrs Iarm'r'- counsel
con'end"d that the woman hld not r"-
c"iv"d 10" NOTICE required hv lac and that
she Sas therefore uuahlo 'o apVe1- N cnurt
and defend herself against N" Uharg"-
Ju-tic" Chester held that the woman ought
"a have b-"n notified - appear IN court
The sun., 1902-07-11
The TslhRS MUST WITHDRAW.
IOi NrFR PROPOSITION nv rHE
ttTHt> REJEsTED.
should the vs,i-sn Persist IN %. A,utna.
Hes srtiins the triArs the rtilipgin.
negotiations WIN Doabti~>- seen
ur urekrn Or 10, t.s, Tart

N,sHtNaroN july IN Anoth.t -.rtou-
hitch IA the n"gotiaiiun- al kon.. with
r"t.r~rC. to tho Roman Catholic thurch
property in the Philippines. IL tndicai.d
la a long cable d'-paich from Gov Taft
a, Rome. giving the t-st ~ the Natican-
reply tu th" American proposals regarding
Church iuter,~,- IN M" Philippines The
Vatican proTo-e- an agreement on tho vari-
ous questions involved and signif.'-a willing
n,--s- t. dipo-e of the Church lands tn the
phihppin- Government. the QUESTION OF
utlr and values To i- determined by Art,i-
,fation III. same tsnard Of aItit ration IL
lu consider the Ns,n Jo-a college Ca-s' and
d's',d" upon the indemnity 10 Ia paid 10y
the United States Tor the ~. uf Church
prut-1v durns th" war IN the islands
VA" most important feature uf the an
-~rr. however. - th" failure 81 III. Nati
can tu sgr,-' to withdraN the friar- Gov
lar, asked thai all Slani~h friar~ - with.
drawn within a stated time IN" Pops. de-
clar~s his inability To do this and bases
hls refusal on the Ninth Article ~ the Treaty
~ Paris
should tho Vatican persist In this a,,i-
tudc toward the withdraval Of the friars
there ~ no doubt the negotiations will IT,
broken On hv t,uv TAFT III. wiihdrawal of
~" :rlaFS II considered practically Condi-
tIun precedent tp the continuance Of III. me-
gutiations and Secretary Root A. Cabl.-d
Gov. Tef' that the United States cannot
agree to the proposal of tho Vatican to in
trpdure clergy of other nationalitie- grad
ua,lN ~ r"pl.Cr the Spanish trars, but ~
CumT-'ll'd To- 'HslH upon a definite state
u"nt ~ 20 when all N" friar- will be with
drawn frum IN" archipelagu
Nic,'-t'ov Wright has Cahed the Secr'>
tAry 81 War that IN. charge Of prn=slvting
made against Pr ,tc-tan' American teachers
IA the Philippine, II without foundation
The sun., 1902-07-11

NJ -srrn psv~ 49, h'"ts" Y'.'~r lay n a.
pst,, ~ tus r,rut- o NnH sa'rn'' and rlur'
..i,r, tr ia. r.ufIr q. .n 't~ NidI' Atlantic states
t,,, t,..rr r...r.r f,'.r" bosom ih' t~u.u'rn
vAsoin o. t.g.,.~ 4uWe' IN me '"utrAi states
and ~. !aG- '.a."r, Ihe hisn p's'sute area
.,rtpVi,y op the rH..~r N'ath~t covered all ~"
r,..rtr, between ''r F""kt Mountains and The
Au.gtAnv Nount,.us mi sas fast spreading lut"
the Au,n,ic stAt.. 70 should he ccpeS here
iut the ne,I dAy ~ tun
showers '-u y-strriav IN 'he hiGdle Atlantic
states and ,he onto En.r, amt IT, 'rv spots IN
IT, GENITAL states an. ne NS"h'N NsH"S else
where th' wrailst NHs 1910
In tn, rip th- IA, .p"ned cloudy warm and
siItry Showers r-srr about and continued
uptu nom ~, p sa,-t t"wp~tttIr~ ~ the dAy.
- dsVr.r> WAs frc.rlod at " which VA
/, d.xr-e. love- tus. su~ wAr mum ~ W~dn"s
d.y ths Wind ~, r-sn ~psthu"N sv.tAsc hu-
u,ldlty "a per c,ui '.rHm"t"r ontr"cied W rad
4, .. i,y.I nsAN ~Ni sp Ss7
Ia. t-mperatl-- sr,e ia +" r~co-i- ~ toe
ar,..l tb,rmomcttf aa. a4s bb lac suns tn-t-
r,a,n,t,t Al tLs ,.f-,y ,'ses. - >ho~a ~ an.
neIed tahl,
The sun., 1902-07-11
ILLINOIS SOLDIERS OFT.
sixteen of Thorn. With n Colonel and . zap
tain. Ia stop Race Rioting.

SrRIN1yrrLD. II Julv 10 Col rh"o-
doreW " fsert, Assistant Adju'ant- General.
was to-day plsc,Si IA charge 81 the situa-
tion ut tldorado. Saline county. where raor
TROUBLES hav- been In progress for som"
time Gov Yates recriyrd a message from
Al z Gr.-.n. pastor Of ne Afriran Metho-
dist Episcopal tlurch AZ Fldorado Ia
which Green described sn attack upon his
house bv a mob Thirfv--iN shots W"r"
fired into the hous" Green returned ~"
fire with shotgun. and he believes hc
wounded one man.
The ,,oV,ruur prder'd Capt Satt"rfi"ld
~ Company '. Fourth Infantry. 20 report
,o col Ew"rt with d"'eil II siv'.an men
chosen from his company col Ever'
esvs-ta the detail ~ troops 10 b" On the
ground when h" arrives ~ Eldorndo ~ a
late hour tonight
The sun., 1902-07-11
BRIDE SAID"NO" AT The ALTAR
" arm tGr SERI NO>I sRRI PITY
CONES 10 ~ End
Miss Th~odora Van wSck. About Ia We'd
fr~nk Mitchell. When the Minister
ASKED "Do Nou Take Ih'S Man Ia H.
Your Legal Iiushanar" Answ cred ">o''

WasHtSurpS. july 10 story 81 a half
completed maTriag" ceremony cam. To-
hight today M which IN" principals
arr Frank Mitchell clerk ln the ar
department of a." southern Hallway offi 80
IN thls ,ity. and Th"udprl II Nan Wvck.
daughter ui the lat, S'ua'or Nau Wvck of
Sanfarka and su Too have ali in
cufuaui sil.to,ay AZ. The afIIr .ccurr-d
uu Ju.y2
Ou ~" evening = that dav cuurle
ayp.ard hrfnr. IA" Rev u Rad I.H".
pastor 1T 'n,. New Yprk Ay"nu" Pro-
hv,rriar church. and sad rn"v d"-,r'.l
to g-' married H." man. vino SAID uI-
nano viS Frank Mitchell >ru we'd pr
Radriif,a u marritg" d .,u-.. w,,l'' ou' ,n iu.
form. and 'l,. mlu,-'"r. after .t.lug Two
uf M, huus"hulI ~ Vttur~-.',. pro-
cy.zi,-l vt'h ih" 'rr"mpuv II" had
read pur'ipn - 'h. ,~r'mouv when
h" noticed that Mis- Van Nv'k was very
nervous and when h asked IA" quest n.
DO ,ou taA" ihi- man ~ L. vour law ul
w,dj"d rusl and Do" va much aston led
when ~. PROSPECTIVE bride pr 'mptly an
s~"r,-d. Nu. don't.
why uu'i' asked Dr Radcliffe
-Brcau-... Nil Van Mvck answered,
wis - % -'ii'u- W. gov '" '"''h u
over
Mitchell endelvpr,-i ~ pe--uai" Miss
Van MNck L. rout'up. wiir the Ccrmu y.
hI' she nt,ly rfu. \ 20 lu -, and after
more ,ntrcatir-.. which hk"Ni-" proved uf
NO avail Mis- Van Nvcs - sad tn have
turned tu Dr. R.drif' aud a-lpni-he'! hun
~ -ugp,- tug ih,, thu th'-. gu dow and
Iiy" gD'd supper and i"rg"' all ms u"
i-huc-~
pr Kadclir- wh"u ~.s'u to-day REFUSED
20 discus The matter. saving thN he had
luI-s Go -ugpp'r- al. mention 81 'N'
MAR tie admitted however. thai a
pair giving IA" pdn,'~ mentioned IhuN"
,y"iiug Il luly hu' had l"i' Without
having 'h.. kuu, tr~i H. refused 20 gu
iutr "details
Iu.mr, at,h. southern Railway III -
drvrlul-i t't" 'tcf thar Frark Mitchell.
Who rau u--'n "np.oV'i inr -"tu" ,I'u"
Ia 10" rar I"plr' .u"ut ~ a -fntI al \.
oitatu, kaN" li.~'u,,' alppu' ten lay
marl,si H.. l. -siti foo haN" odd -'''ri! {
hi- f..uw ! rk- ''i' Do v|-C 'y'H r.'ry
a very n % girl an. tua' re- uIi uut intend
to w1rN any more.
III. marrag" u,''r-" apr-ar- on the
b..uA- o. D." cltrk'- uih." 'aud' uu' iu
~ ami r4",i,r II Van Nv.k AZ ~ VI 80
Van Wy.k- rv-l INV l. giv"u ~ Wash
Iugtoi Su" -I.'ur ih" WIu'rr her" with
her mother A. ih. Hp'"i Npriuaui" Nj
Van MvCk wa uaW'-i liupIy l-Cai!-'
she was tru IN S~W Year pty. aug BE-
known fp L"r intimate fr'-',I- N' hat nam"
She adopted 'he Gme e The. dprp Ms
Van WV l"f' Washington -',rral davs
ago fur , u -rktNdv
M.t, h.l. also l"f' town hurri"dly. iir~'
having r,--ig't-i li- ph0" hv mad, and o. I-
mot known Sh"r" 10" uuW j.
The sun., 1902-07-11
FRIr>D> or ,HI IONG ~ JaII.
lie says They're New Work. chinese Nrr-
Grants Hun aIo Or,ciaI suspiciorls.

fIvc Cinnamon. kuuWu ~ IT," GIuu.
f.-' Nin. Iov J"u. Fuu. W" and thu sing
V,r' Yesterday arrested ant ARA si"i
h'furc tu,'.sI state commits rn.'r shields
ch1rg,i with entering N" United States
4uiaNiuuv Th.V N,r' trroWpaui'.i hy
,hu F"ug ~" marag'r ut M" th,u'--"
THra'r. h'r". who ~.tid that some II them
w"fr hi, fri"ui~
Assistant uis'rio' Attorney dudley of
R4Ha.t found 'hv i've men IA tram a.
EI"lIl bound for New York He had
b,-,u advised that som" thluam.n w~r"
attempting fu enter The country from
aLlda Dudley cam" along - New
NDrk al! turned th" thusueu over t.
h"py'y t'Il'ar'pr Palmer ui the Chimes,
Bureau aui Ma'Chmar DSl's-audru
thu FuUs -aId Yesterday that ~" Hve
vrtsou"r~ V"~" New York merchants
returning uu n pi"asur" 'rip from ,hcSgu.
Son" of 'hrm could -I~ah Engl 81. huw-
.,cr and all wer" dressed % brand now
American ,'nf',- l,'y hal only 'aV
dollars among 'hrm Commits iur'r Shields
h.li 'H"m ln s5pp hail for "NIulra' luu.
a'i 'h"v v"t.' removed - Ludlow street
.aI
The sun., 1902-07-11
THE vSTICtN'S REPLY.
Recall of Frtars Would he Contrary Ia
Treaty of Parts. u u stated.

Sp>dH Cis. Ds',acs 10 rnE Sun
RoME. July 10 n" Vatican has cent
a note to Gov Taf', head of the Philippine
mission Ia tho vatican. dealing with the
withdrawal of IN. friar- from IA. archi-
p'laso
The no'" saws that the Vatican cannot
accrpt the proposal Ia r-rall tta Dpnin-
lean. Franciscan, tugIs'inian and Rec
cnl"tt Friar- within ry"i time such
r',ail. ru' i+lng 'u-' f.t Nv reason e
tore" no 'Grc. wou.i u" contrary 20 IN"
rights guaranteed Nv 'hr rr"a,v - Paris,
and would hriug the HOLY ~ into CON
hir' with SplIu
Tho NOT" ask ~ America cannot
orui.i The Withdrawal = ~" friar- how can
'hr ppI". .-p ..t,ay when It is proved that
all tn accusation made against them ar"
party fa,~', uaI'ly exaggerated ind partly
inrNar'
However, The Vatican promises 20 intro
ducr little hv littl" into 'h" Philippine
clergy ~ othar ua'tuuali'ia-. .'-i-.''a.iv
such Americana ~ ar rrliv and adapted
for ~" work TIN not. acrs- thu the
frisr~ shall not rrurn to th" parishes Which
th"y havr l"ft AMI vN"re tu-lr pr,'-'nce
might provoke 'ruuhi.
II ronchIi"- hv saving that the Pope Ia
willing 'hat the school question IN ia"
Philippines shall not - inSi-ted upon at
tho prc--,nt rim. liIS Holiness hops
that his representative" NJ Manila may
arrive al All understanding with Gov Taft
on 'hi- point. which IL OF capital import
Rnco Ia country almost exclusively
Cat holiC
The contract which the Vatican PROPOSES
should 10 signed hv ho'h parties com
pri-.S twelve articles IN" frs, 10 that
th" Philippine Government shall huv IN"
land baionglng - tho religious orders,
the. HpIy ~, acting a. intermediary
The sun., 1902-07-11
Sf6j. .HD FOR 4 FRtID.
". n OHars wa> DoInG n Tin- business
Ia cincinnati.

Ct~CrNVArI. july ~ In. accumulated
mail - Olllr1. th" al-rundtur 'urf
commissioner wa- uI.u'-i today Nv In
srcctur Holmes and Receiver Gcorgi
Thor. Vorr over ; usi l"'f,r~ and 'h"N w"r,.
from every STAT" lu ih, union and from
Canada Amuufi- from s. o. So 10 chco'.-
rnaii and "Np1"-- 1ri"r- w"r' -uclu-'~i
IN" total amount %. Va" letters rI"ucd
vn~ . 81 and Inspector llolmr- ~l,ys that
O'IIara yut away with O. 7SU vhi"h cam"
in ,h" la week mail O'Hara'- buok-
show thai from lglv i'sn. When l" b'gtu
OPERATIONS M INT 'ity until y" -k 'pp'vl pui
over q mouth agu 10, had r,.,,.iv"d from
Cr,-luluur investors siGS vp
The sun., 1902-07-11
COLOMBIA WAUSON NICARAGUA
,N.,pIS HIR rTRRiroRy avn
tTTtIkS mar IRsDOPS
,.i.u,ni az ret~~ >-si-i-d n, >ic.rssusn
~, oiutI"Nis,s uriir,ed ts he an
Nr, si artaliatien Nssinss Nicaragua
t.r ASSISTING sisInbian arb~,s.

V,.pf~uroN. july ~ Prom tnfurma-
,,,,, .,..sy,..l a. ~. state department to-day
.. .. E..l,ss,d that ~ar has br,k"n out
,..,,..r '.. a1N~rnin-nts ~ Nicaragua
.... ....uIta The information H. to the
f., ,t,t q Colombian fprc-. assisted hy
N..,-,y.,u r~vuiutiuni,ts. has invad,'i
N.s,r,slt ui att,V'N,'d tropIs- of that
....,,v Whether N" Colombian fors' l.
.,p,. .-.i u' government troops - MT
.,.,r U.rr. hut there ~ r.ssaon to be-
,.y. nat the attach has IN. sanction of the
.rnltp admiil-tratiun
A. 'i, r.sItIt~.t of the state Department
,,,.r,l..ic ufdtr- wer. -@tt hy u. S.S'-
,.s.f, u' tho \aNv To- Commander william
Potter Of tDc uiI~i States gunboa, Ranger
f.. pru,~-,i from Panama tn the scene II
f..'runl- To" "r,i"r- r"sd
confer With Consul- GENERAL lat Panama.
T... proceed Ia David. Investigate he
,. p. o. INnt.nA
pavd ~ small porr In Colombia. oio-~
Z. 49, Nicaragua .luo
It.. news that he two latin Ameriran
,,..rtri-s hav. r,s-prt"d To arms il not sur
,,..qg to officers here who nav" been
',,nf.IT with the direrenoee b,tNs,-en them
Z, r,- t.-ou pr,sil,ted that II the Colombian
a ,rrnm"ut sucCs->>it-d IN suppr'--ins ~"
..rrldah.e lnsurrection which Il has hai
,,cou,-nd with for hr's- wars it would then
,.r.-,.ed 10 settle accounts with Nicaragua
IT,. civll var In Colombia is nov bslirv'd
d. - practically ended. and the INVASION
a, y .. .afasllan territory 10y colombian TROOPS
= n, sar,i.si ~ natural result If the i'm
uruv..i rpnditions
In. hostile feslins bs'w~~n the two
rapunuc- has b.en openly shown Ac-
,risa'ons have been made that Nicaragua
va. assisting the Colombian rebels. and
~ille the purpose ~ this attitude has never
teen clearly explained, the Colombians
lave suspected that Nicaragua object
uns to excite n prejudice In the United
S,ai.s against the selection ~ the Panama
route FOR the isthmian canal. he idea iring
.rrarrn'lv that this Govern 'nent would
no. .ud.rtaka The construction oi this i'm
D. r'ar' pruJec in n country torn by political
Disturbances
The sun., 1902-07-11
WFEk'S DFBtTCH kILIFD MIR.
t.iri Arrested In tonry island smoking
parior Dies IN Iio>pitaI

R.r'ha Benson. ~ V"ars odd, who was
arrested on Jun" - ~ Inu"v Island as
y vagrant ii"d Yesterday mprulug ~
'h" Kings County Hn~p'al On no" day
following her arrest n" grl was placed
H. the N1vsi,ia HON" AZ Is: iiritg" street
and r'main.-t there until Monday. when
-h" w,~ transferred tu 10" hospital It's"
pnvsi, ian ~ charge uf the huu" described
Ter A. -uai,iou-ly yiu"r'. Nhll" sane
The d,-'urr, ~ he h"-pi'1, ~ay that her
death r,..ti,t.d from her v-.k'- di--pa-
iinu ~ IA" Island They irny IN" story
that IA" had uH r--,vrd pruI-r car'
1i 'he institution No" dead girls rrla-
lives MI take oharge II 'h- 'udy 'o-dsv
81. l.f' her hons aiH,u' q week t"for"
-hr was found hv her parrn'- lu Tirki-h
siuuk ~ cafa n IA" l-sDh and u wa ur
'hclr complain ~. was rr,.~''d
The sun., 1902-07-11
Rank rupt ItoI-lArrp-r

Alexander - Guid-mrr q 7li ias' Fif'v-
s"v-uth -tr'-f fsrinTlv hut'ik'-H'r
has fll,-i p"'I'Iuu lu bankruptcy with
halihti.-- Snsii AMI uu sr'ua, a~-"'-
a.. kept H.. H,'..l C.-'il. ~ Nicholas avenue
AID iIsih -tr,S' o., lSa7 aId lNs> aud he owes
Sarah A fi-vII' tllfsu fur r-rt uI 'h@t
hn,ri H.. had r. Hut-l ~art"ru a. Long
branch iu IsG t'.u 1871 art Pr" pW"- tI"
estate e Il ! n.thir,-, Philadelphia, - ~s'
t4r r,ut n.,.r,. ar,, al ~ .u" hr'Nlr~l si.d
.lyhty cr-litur- vir-" niains az" prinCi-
pally fuI ~uIV.t"- '.I ~ various h"i"is.
~ T. ard h,rinv.. money