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The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Street Gar Strike Ia Hpus,on.

HDt STNN. Tex. Dec. ".-The street
car conductors and motormon OF lIou~
ton walked out yesterday mornin@. ANA
not ear was moved all day. EfUr:
mai" at a settlement during the day
were without avail. 'ihc question Of
rnI"s submitted hy IT." men is the key
notr Of the trouhlr. The men claim
they have been working twelve and
thirteen hours day for less than 81
ara they demand - for nine hours
work. TloN also demand recognition
Of the union and the adoption Of GER
tain rules. The company has offered
Il slight Increase. hUt il is in the shape
Of bonus aud not straight offer
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Tria! Of Grave Robbers Begun,

lNDlANAPOLlS. Ind. Dec. 1.-The
first Of the trials of alleged grave rob.
hr'S ana their patrons has begun before
Judge Bailey. DR.. Joseph c. Alexan-
der. demonstration of anatomy at the
Central College Of Physicians and Sur
gcOns, is the defendant There were
three indictments against him charging
him with rohbing a grave and buying
and cOncealing the body of Rose Neid-
lingcr, taken from local cemetery.
The prosecution filed an affidavit
against DR.. Alexander. sworn to by
Detective Manning. who, with Detrc-
tive AScl, searched the medical college
for stolen bodies. The body of Rose
N"idlingcr was found in the Central
College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
George W. Mason. Il wrll digger, ar
rested for completely in the recent
gray" rohbrripS, confessed that be- had
robbed graves, his asSociGtr5 hciu-
Moilitt and Cantreil, who are already
undtr Indictment.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Hn I"c.." ar auynr.

PcNTI.A. .. .I.. ,r. g.! Thmc
VIZ. re rh.,r. 1.s o. ..r in tn mln.c.
ta@ .I,rri H. A,-.. L. f.. Io.lpy
TX ..l l"c.-.! l1l> "e Of III, umy~Uy
no..~."Q r.r u. ion. "itaoUai rrr-
in- u pi.H.Hl ct Hlf O., T. ll'u H. II.
Ing ImD. tAn N@or. 'lic ruuItdu,p
#,j tn" m~r /. .M.'.n'r m1yor o thn
city tru E'ruS afw, 'inrr w&@ 10
clu."" ror ya1i ""icrrS in Two warts.
Five ".r.. ",r" carried by Ii" &
pUHiraa. anI j"o Ivy tn' Democrats.
},. l'.rS to- lew. ~ rt"l Il yt,ou
Will occur In tVp Wrp....
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Ihnuti, E- 1....t rf,r,I

Nl.W NrhN. u.r.2. lr,. ~@ IIon.
~ Mttrh II or E"Ston is @rad from
heart III r"so il this city. r" WIS born
in NanJ2 k"t &JrE. H. !>,2n !; tl,acr
of twcnty-oHy lcar~ II" ,"i rd tie
government service He riy1! uu%iW or
lie I"d an expedition under C""t 4"
Lcs~rp* on tire i'"""i"I r"rr1I project.
VS. " '4''r''r # tn" N...i,,ilpt rive
commission for many years. had been
a III. m'"r IF ia" Nl,r'~m sar'H% e.
ChN Uh'.:nrr- ~.aro '.-.u a..l ,y'e q
mclubrr If the National A",dr,y Of
Ar's and S"icnr"S rs wr!l rs mauF on
ct scientific ~,rt't.s and rNoS.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
DELAWARE RIVER
KATIGAlI0N CO.
Baltimore { Ohio Railroad,

$"hoGur" in "f'o, Nov. Is. 130..
All trains Illuminated WIKI Tntsch
lt,ht.
~ Evr"n~s 'ratrs.
Ti..:.- @.ivr WlImimgtoA, Delaware
A''HH' Sla'.ou, c.i'
%ET Epi:N, week days, $50. *9N,
'.''@ Il. II - g', ':5G *.lg ,l,,yal Linn.
N.o,', '7.I!. 10 s. =. m. Sundays s52d - I
'i'"i a. N; '-It 'yIy u,oyal Limit-,r
So, .!nj, p. m
rltLAphnlIIIa, week days. '5.9G, 5 70,
50 r, 1go f>oD, F1i0. 'l053. 1871 q. m :;
e. Il, - - Il, ';.5> '5I?' NoyI L!m'trd,
.,,33I, at, .Ii,. io.5@p. III. siuwtnl .-5Gi,
{ ~, >. -, "H', ot5 ,. ~ SGuhlye, ~
80, $50, '92, io55. '.,,, Il. m. 2af S.,
"5l" o'lM LinliDrd), Gi2, ~ri2, S.0f,
aIU.j- II. IT.
rh,s;'r wc''; days, 52o, Gi5. 7gn 'S.o2.
''1". 'h.j%, Io.51 Il. M; BIS, AIS, G14,
'it2, 'l":' p. n. $.ud~u>. 30. N.1". ,l0.
l,..2, 'il,&5, Il. III; i%o, G,l2, *1.i@, >.1G,
lo@;, n. IN.
Atlantic ,ity, wcch days, Sc IS and 80
n, H., 'i2,-I, +2,.5 and @5.lH y. m u,ryal
liluit'dj Sundays ia It. IN, fo.ly T. III.
Il; 4"I ljutrG.J
t&pr May and Ocean city, week Gay4
'f,A5 Il. NJ, "2.5G p. IN. Sandays 1.29
IH.. +..;f +. N.
Sea- i>Ic City. week ,inyY. .3.45 n. m
'255 y. III. Sundays s5.2G IL. IN, s2.56 y.
HAIumore and Washington, srck days
H.li, ',oh @ll.&I, n m; Il 4. "2ny. g 10
ti4f. @G,20 Ut"yHI Iimtrdp tN.Gl, slo13 u.
m. HudHES, rlli 'H@i a. m; 'I2i, 200.
$40. $50 Woyal I.Imit ed). s3ci, 10 10
=, m.
Baltimore ana way stations. week days
CO Il. IN; $50 p IN. Sundays, v05 a. m;
$50 p. IN,
Newark, week days. 'l1i, G55 %04.
'l1&t Il. m; @1,2i 800. 't.iG C.12, tS.ol p
N, Sundays. @iIi. TS0I, 9.O5 Il. m; t12I,
J."i, 80, tS."l y. III.
l'ittShurc week days. |S.0i n. m: 4 .G
'lolT p IN. Sundays, 'S.ti a. m s35,
'io13 p. m.
Chicago, daily, 'Sol a. m; '34O p. n.
Cincinnati and ST. luuiS, +SOi Il. M;
'l2i. 'l0i3 =. m, daily.
SinpcrIy accommodation, week davs.
G55 IL m; 3%0 Gl2 p. m. Sundays, 0o5 A.
m: jG7, 7@2 p nj.
Laudcuurrg accommodation, week days,
l.l6 p. m.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION FOR
Baltimore, week days, 25O D. m
Landcnbcrg, week days $40 a. m; $50
$50 p m. Sundays, $40 n. M; $40 D. m.
LEAVE pIin.ADELPlIIA For VIII
minEton, week days. t335 G5o. = 80 70 20
11OIG n. M: 1850. t1.37. us. .3.OS. eI1o.
500, $500 "5,4S Utoyal Limited), 90, G3o,
'L2G, +93s, So p. m. Sundays. % sc s7sO.
500 1000 a. m; '12.5O. 'l.37, 215. '3OS. 435,
'5,4S NRoyal Lmited), $40, '726, '93S, TO- 80
p. m.
"Royal Limited" Is composed exclu-
sivcly Of Pullman pnrlor, observation and
dining cars. No extra fare except regu-
lar Pullman charge.
Delmnrvia Telephone No 1873
Rates to Western points lower than via
any other line.
II. 4. MILLER, Tray. Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, Del
d. 3. MAI.TIN, Manager OF Passenger
Traffic.
1raffir. c. w. BASSETT, q. p. A.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Ocean FIn"r'> stormy Vn; arc.

NEW YORK, Dee. >. Two days over.
d,H. til" Al"IinrN line stram,r It.
L".~ arriy"l II, port aft"r one Of rhc
rop.N".) ,urggr~ 2lr has over expert
Mr"d. From ia" hour that she left
Southampton um,I she was sighted off
Nontl'@st tiglH~iiu 81" had h"al
wiut. .n'l r"oh terrific storms l1Ht on.
II Il hoIr do="n Of III" fifty r1I'tu rts-
s"t.,"r~ were aHi" to "rp,ar rrguariy
1T ~" mvaI% The StorIG~ that tur ST.
huu.: ran into were" 50 severe jhnt ruo
III" waS lost. AMI every bit Of h"Hga&"
h"'nw decks WIS slill Soaking wet
when taken uut on til" pier.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
El-.tI lLA.lln L InnAinnA

WA%ttlNG'IDN lor. :. w.. ". Il.
MilIrrH, the @',rei ,h"i'a'u of ii" .c.
ate. VITO is roH ii r"ifoyntn has fer
wari"l lis r. '%nat,on to PRESIDENT
l.o T'lo Frye. Il viii hHpn.rd before
the ~";i:'lr a~d n" $Ia. .u~ ,or pjr.%rA
Mr.. NI'"mn IN lis Iv.Or to %rlm,rr
Fry" saws III hralh r.lnp"I: h'lu to rr.
tire r"wa III" n.-i'i"l "'.i l." aIis, at
il win deep >trg"" tial h3y" cc,ar
to Ills d"'-~.'lD ds it w1< !uy cN"ri~hyl
wish th%, uudr tn" frYor Of tie s""".r
| $hori ro"'not It's r.iisjoao services
during l.r'If "i.d'r g." I4" ,,ar>."
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
N"s"Hl tr:tin~ !'ittuv,

VASIEiNtsH"N. I;ua. =. Cu>Hti-fac-
tory rDnN1' t.0t". "ol'r ~ t'r .'0," l.r
p"rn"'1 III r',rlJ +" H." >'tltory r1a
dNan ~ iiava@". General Wood's r.
l''i. for iN,o und l%,1 ,t..W th0l H."
H.i2r r..y WAS r\"ro1jr@'T h,.Ithy -
Il result ot til" American ur,"u!a or
sanj:at."n gagged. IH" tate d,j@r,-
pcnt l. ;.hi>,I nat Il rr@.X"j N or
this Sy>t'.A is tahiH& p'N"r ,ralUaIly.
hui Sm''. r." sanitary h.~p..',,y
are said to b" nt,r" I""i"H', aud rh,r"
%ir nur.rrou+ ytoIar:or> Of sanitary
laws
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
SOFT unI n.,.rra ,tr!k~.

WiILIAMSpORT Pa, Dee .. 4
RaIstun G'al dismtci 10 til" Gazette
ana tn" BNIctin states that the. mir 2rs
cmpioycd in the biuminous mines of
til" Rod Run Coal company at that
place. arv oft on STRIFE. II is stated that
tho men ask a 10 per- cent increase in
wages and that 80. all the miners EN-
plbyrd there, are out.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
4 EunII NM siC nLni, N,nr;nns

SAX LlAN, Porto N@o. Dee. .
THE l'uil,i States a@Ail.ary crj:i>,.v
FARTHER, with :2h mgrtnry on rurl.
nearly all Etrk has >H,ri for Nurfoh.
She cH;uo from f"ion The CoIonlian
government HS"I rtcl that it could pre-.
te"t IL" j>thuus, =" the opportunity
was Srizrd to tHk" the fever stricken
soldiers I""k THE FAINTER only tOGli
Oh board irr" water and rU"l.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
StCietl Stamps Id-u,,

CHICAGO Dec. >. Three sets Of fig
rroS written carclrsSly in pencil on
III" pAS'"haHrd back Of On" of the pack
ages IF Hlan,p+ taken from Erwin and
T. ward Fuller. who were arrested in
Chicago on nov. -. have led 10 til,
identification Of tiIo stamps us those
',"tn from th" FJStcE!rc at Ponce CITY,
NNIa. I'll" p'stohir" in thai city WAS
wicr"d ON III" n"rni'& Of Nov. Il. the
&@t" blown Open and it's contents and
"tariy $L"'N worth "f stamps were
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
lnmnnnem:inn i,Mr NenN itnlinra.

NON}" Io" ,. IN The clHmbrr Of
dcp"fi.~ l'.r'". Nin;Sr"r PrtNctt ga
nourc,d lh. hal> was owHjug nogp-
tiatiom~ wit':,t. U',.rG SJa.c- with tie
view Of st, nI,,j.- c'I ,prr>Htpn for the
relatives # Ir#Uau .u'grrt~ ".o have
brga ktII"l willie ":dp!pyyl in America
and tnaI l'r hurr' to :ot an oluttuhr
ilt"rrI.tHj,uH Of 'a..-" : ol Iii" exist.
Ing treaty.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Sn,rnbcr iinI.ucr sheet,

WASHINGTON. Dor > I'll" month
ly colmparatiy" statement Of the gov
"rnMcnt receipts and expenditures
shows tlat for NoyrmIJrr l9t2 IT," to-
tai receipts were $4@ I1o,UD1 ana the
Disbursements $43n40@I7, leaving Il
surplus for tho month Of $1lS IA. Last
year tn" surplus for November was 81,
517 $50
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Tho Korean cabinet has resigned.
Snow four feet deep was reported in
the mountains Of Pennsylvania.
Admiral Dewey and staff sailed in
the MayhowCr for CuIebra island.
Ono woman was killed and another
fatally wounded by an Unknown man
IN Pittsburg.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
AniILnl.In tImi, Gnlnn

DANNiLLE Ky, Dee. : The loss
Of sprk of mail containing %ll0UU in
drafts aruI Oh rlss FROM IN" internal
r"yrnU" ullir" here and SI0UU in bnuIi
rh"r&s and drafts, besides registered
letters frmu vJripUS PARTIES has been
reported 1lo sack was stolen or lost
j't""n th" pauyilIr Iwy'oiirr aad the
depot or ON III" Cincinnati mail train
ton NNES Mgm.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
RpuuisitiOn For Kelly HGnCr";!,

HARiI%Hl kG, Pa, Dee. > Coy
eru0r Stone has h0nurcd the rrQu>i-
ton of the governor of Missouri for
the return to st. Louis Of Charles +.
Kelly, former president Of the house Of
h'cgatcS Of st. Louis. Detective Nc
Grath left at once for Philadelphia to
take Kelly to st. Louis.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Conyrinht with Su0in Ratified.

WA$tiIAGTuN, Dee. .. 1t is an
amlncrd at tn" state department that
fhr international copyright agreement
with Spain Of 1N.)j has been restored
to full effect ly an exchange of dipio
mAIir MNLNs.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
F"nrr !'Ci"hvn:iGns rnc-o,

PANAMA, Colombia. Zee. >. Official
n"ws received from he interior satcs
that thr Liberals are already Srircn
GTin~ their @i#$ to the government
commissioners. Thr rtiri'rntou@ Of in
G"p ,nG"n"r h"y" ended. Th"y have
hcpn narh"d - urusUIl enthusiasm.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
MiII NnI LnuAn sLnmnnni

SHANGHAI. l'"r. =. An timer hitch
has orrur"d in the p'HcUHti,u rf this
city hy th" foreign @o'r.s ,u,. Thn com
Uaud,r$ Of thc German and French
troops declare they will not leave be.
fore February.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
4 Wilton Voices

G., i i..,- caiHs-- I've lotni, II i,.r..r
r,a,Dl'.. 81 . hl~ 1m .> r1."ro T.. ,r,'.
.W.'. ,, q. '.' . VI. .',ua0- '':d l. ...l
r,u. ,'tS u. n'' ,,.I' " H - .la. vi. ',
hnul Ut ,.nu"Ol. l." h,.ou to- r,, IT,.
Kings NJ, '..4! r' ',&,Iu.rDt' ,0,!
aIH,. ~ r."i. '".. 'nn@ g.. .l.! ,lr". g
,.. "r ' " d.. . IT, r.. .5 IT r,.." ros ,..... ~ :. .
lGw Nr '"h ,I0I Iud 'l.hsl.rrUt \. Il.
DWu, Q.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
The Pride of Heroes.

Many soldiers in the last war wrote TO say that
for tthrs, Bruises, Cuts Wounds, CorllS, Sore
Feet ard Siif Joints, RucklcnS Arllicn Salvc is
Sralds, B"ils Ulcers Skin Eiuptions ard Piles
II cures or no pay. Only Csc at n b, Danforths
drug store.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
PILES.
Red Lion, Del, April "a. 1902

Red Lion, Del, April "a, 1902
After suffering for many years with the worst
kind of piles that would get sore and protrude
and bleed terribly and were nuisance and a
source OF torture to me every day OF my life
made up my mind that ii there was such thing
as getting cured would do so at any cost Last
october | went to the Fidelity Institute at Will
resulted in perfect cure without losing day
from my work as farmer. | would not give up
the benefits received from this treatment for
thousand dollars.
lSigncdl SAMUEL NJ. PORTER.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
POstOMce Robbed Il,

CHARLESTON, :. e.. Dec. 2-The
postotfic" at Hartsvilc, Darlington
county, has been robbed Of about 5000,
most Of it government funds The safe
was broken optn. No clew to the rob-
bers has been found
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
ErnAL ,ntlinrt EnNiuns

ATHENS, Dec, =. Owing to the ad-
which several of th" minister's failed
to be- reelected, lii" Whole cabinet has
rn.IgMlh.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02

one oi our patients from Chester said he had
used enough pile salve 10 launch the biggest
bout ever built at Koach's shipyard" and had
concluded ~ see what we could do ior him This
Is putting it little strong but it is surprising
how many pile remedies are used year after year
which soOthc and help little, but have no per
pay Il little more for proper treatment and be
done with the annoy ance lor good.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
EIIGinu Steamer and Crew Lost,

~ { SSEIS, Dee. . There is an IN
confirmed rumor that the Belgian
steamer Loppoid has fuundcrcd in the
North SrH and tw"EtE-"ght person"
ha,r ECru Gr'"uol
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
OPPORTUNITIES
Castro VIII Settle.

BERLIN, Dec 2.-Presideut Castro of
Venezuela handed probably on Thurs
day last TO the German minister al Ca
racas written acceptance of part Of
Germany's claims. sufficiently compra-
hensive to delay the presentation of a
Joint ultimatum by Germany and Great
Britain, if rot rendering it altogether
unnecessary. 1t is also understood that
Great Britains demands will be salts
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
Mnnther nniIilina

Cloudy. with rain: fresh south to west
winds, becoming variable
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
SECtRlIY TRUST s,
SAFE DEpOSil co.,

capital @'orh.... g. .0
Smp'u,...,.. S-rt.0
Allows Ia'3..tonI,. .,..t N.rv.
The company nD'. Us Eu,.o A'm".--p' y.
trustee. G.unG.u. E,r.a.. u.I \r ..!
rents small safe. IN fir .ut h3'g ,r n .. s......
Benjamin NuI... IG".A.t
William Il B'Fa k.", t,.r lr ..,r'.,
james B, l.a9..ua l,ua- 30. # sag.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02

n oTI"F-N SPECIAL MEETING or THE
~ >in"huu,I"r, of Tine H.}a.u.rau Fgmli!,,
ANA luhH- -'IaG rumlrny W1lrrh,.iati.lr M.
,''. INini aunt King streets. uu rrila, ,.yvuirrr
IL .'lE.tr th, tFu4. At 1,.,ur,orh. 10 Transact
>lrHm. Ni'|o'>. frJuA NDrmuID ~rcr"tuly
M 1T
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
FIDELITY
MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
rs W. Eighth St.. wilmington,

Sle 'aists on rupture, piles and all diseases Of
the rsCltln. Perfect cure of each case or no
charge. First examination free.
ulj tn tn sat II
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
LAUIGS-PEiS0 IL.

irl.. .-u'r Vi. Do' r.'Dl. .ru,Hart,t iu
i. ID. r.. 'G'5. i". '". ua. ,., ..,.. d.
t".... ..n' '.. "r'yni iI t"r. ,"''. q. .....
Nu. -". .u'A II,nrl .'I.r lIu,a
--T'.Wu tI.r, -u
| AIDES SUFFERING rRun lnIIl+U.AE
l. IIo4 iIum WAHtev"r rnIri can ulr an
positive, safe, paln'c reu"j; no piIl4 Dr
{, er. IDn; lrl|a.v "u-rrrct, .,IY..n FREE;
raA r. write. Dr Lamar ON t.. ~ \. MA
7u,,', rh Ia. rL AIlf
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-24
THE SCALE COMMITTEE.
1t Is at Work, but the Report VIII
Not BE Ready for Some Time.

The scale committee last night held
session in the Stevenson building and got
down to practical work. 1t will have
difficult proposition to formulate before it
can be presented TO the operators, as many
districts are separately demanding an adj
justment that will take much deliberation
10 settle satisfactorily TO all. The Pitts
burg and Ohio districts are on a single
screen coal basis and a demand will be
made for a run-of-mine basis in these dis
tricts Each year the miners have sue
ceeded in broadening the run-of-mine sys-
tenn over the coal field and an attempt may
be made this year to place all of the States
in the agreement on that basis. The off
ferential between pick and machine mining
is also another question that the scale com
mittee Will have 10 settle. The present
differential the miners contend, is not
large enough TO equalize the cOmpensa ton
between the two methods of mining COM
pared to the production. and the operators
have decidedly the best of it, The general
demand for an increase in wages seems
to be centering around the 10 per cent
mark, but some delegates want more The
committee viii not likely have "A scale adj
justed so that il can make a report 10 the
convention before next week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-24
LAXEN SUES HIS BOARDER
SAYS HE HAS LOST wIFE's AFFEC-
TION, WHICH Is WORTH $4,000.
Street-Car Company's Troubles In
creased by Two Suits-Other News
of the Courts.

y long continued and eventually success
full effort TO ALLEVIATE the affections of his
wife is the charge that Frederick Laxen,
an employee of the Big Four Railroad
brings against Thomas Mcguire who is in
the employ of the indianapolis Gas Com
pany. The case began yesterday before
Judge Allen in the Circuit Court. 1t is the
contention OF Laxen that Mcguire planned
a careful campaign against his home. which
Mcguire had entered as a boarder.
Laxen says he was married in 1879 and
lived happily with his wife until he per-
mitted Mcguire to become a bOarder. That
was in 1883, he says During the seven
years until he and Mrs Laxen separated
he declares that her relations with Mcguire
became closer and closer until the husband
was practically nothing more I'm the house
than Mcguire had been originally board
CT. He charges that Mcguire was accus-
toned TO bring beer into his home and that
dissraceful sprees We're not infrequent
Mcguire. says the plaintiff. went out Of
his way to annoy him and belittle him in
the opinion of Mrs. Laxen. He had a mort
gage OF $3.50 on his house. and when Ma
guire became aware OF the fact Laxen de-
clares that he purchased the instrument as
a weapon 10 hold over his head. In 1900 he
separated from his wife, he says, and she
brought suit later in Judge Leathers's court
for divorce, which was refused. LaXen be-
ieVeS il viii require 5000 TO compensate
and he holds Mcguire responsible for the
amount.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-24

in the convention had been questioned by
the committee. All sorts of excuses were
given, from the most picturesque hard-luck
stories to that of the secretary of a local
who was quarantined on accent Of small
poX and could not send the ssment to
headquarters. The delegate representing
this local was admitted Several were not
allowed TO be seated, while OIL Ors succeed
ed in getting in by pleading meritorious
reasons. The credentials committee fin
ished its work with the exception of the
question of the Pittsburg district delegates,
who were heard by the committee last
night.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS TO-DAY.
The convention made the election of Of
ficers a special order of business for 10
o'clock this morning President Mitchell.
Secretary Wilson and Vice President Lewis
will then be reelected, but there will be
contests for the election of Representatives
TO the American Federation of Labor and
membership on the credentials and auditing
committees
request was sent to President Mitchell
that he ask the convention to allow Cen
eral' Bradley the privilege of saying a
few words to the miners. He made the an
nouncement and then said: rs there any
objection to hearing General Bradley?'
Yes there is an objection yelled Dele
gate Ryan at the top of his voice Then
there was chaos Some wanted him to
speak while other did not. Il move we ad-
JOurn, shouted Ryan. Second the mo-
tion," howled a dozen The noise was al
most deafening for a time and then the
motion 10 adjourn was put The ayes and
noes We're so evenly divided that rising
vote was taken to decide that the conven-
ton should adjourn without heading Brad
ley.
General Bradley once became promi-
nent for conducting miners strike in
Illinois. He also obtained considerable no
toriety in the CoXey army crusade. The
general has been conspicuous figure
among the miners the last few DAYS.
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CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.
Annual Meeting of Paris Medicine
Company, Held at Paris. Tenn.


The annual meeting Of the Paris Nedicin.
Company OF St Louis held last Tuesday IN
Paris. Tenn The capital stock was fnrreaseS
70 SloJ,Oo0. The statements showed that the
company did the largest ana most pfoafa -
business Of its career last year ~ n Grow
the organizer Of the company. was reelected
resident, A. II. Duncan, vice president and
r. l.. Seely. secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. Scely H. IN charge OF the 81 Louis oe1ra
No. 262f Pine street He said the bust nas.s
OF the company Is growing rapidly. and fhat H.
product mas been received with favor All or
the world The sales OF Laxative Bromo-Dui-
nine last year We're nearly 60UlO0) boxes and
the PROSPECTS are that the number Viii be great
IS Increased this year
The Br0mo-Q uinine Tablets were first raada
at Paris. Tenn. The first building was an uu-
pretentious structure. and the tablets ,ger.
made ia small quantities- The merit OF re
medicine soon discovered and the oraeys
came in so rapidly that the company was conl-
small factory gave place 90 one giving eulnlo,,-
mtnt 20 a large number 81 persons 20 that "A
the present time they consume ten tons OF OUT
nine annually
A handsome ONCE and warehouse is mein-
tained ln this city shortly after the busins-
established IL was found advisable 10 mas.
this city the principal distributing point Mp
ard Mrs. Seey made a tour of the world In
the Interests OF the company. and while IN
Paris, Tenn. Mr. Seely gave two stereaItfcon
lectures.
our readers have no doubt become familiar
with the reading notice headed. ITO cure a
Cold IN one Day which has been ADVERTISED
continuously FOR years. and those Who have
never used Laxative BronnO- Cuinine for a cold
o. grip should give this ceieblatcd remedy =
trial Every druggist In the country sells a.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-01-24

One Man for Himself and One on Ac-
count of His wife.

Two suits were filed against the Indian
apOlis Street-raiway Company yesterday
Otto r. Rose claims that while riding on a
car the conductor started it so suddenly,
and without warning to him, that he was
dashed violently against the woodwork and
received injuries from which he has not yet
recovered. lie asks $3.50.
Rudolph Schwartz alleges that his wife
stepped of a street car at the intersection
of West Michigan and Haugh streets and
the conductor started IL before she could
get 10 the ground, throwing her and badly
inJuring her tie wants 5000 for the ex-
pense To which he says he was put and in
compensation for the loss of his wife's
services and society.
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The Constitution Committee.

The constitution committee is getting in
shape all of the amendments presented.
and after to-day noon no amendments will
be received. So far the indications are that
there will be no radical changes i'm the
constitution and most of the amendments
Will be additions rather than alterations.
There Is some opposition TO so volumfnous
a constitution, and complaint is made that
there Is already too much constitution.
The new method of electing the executive
board, the election being by districts Civ
ing each district a member on the board
VIII necessitate number Of changes OF no
material consequence An amendment gov
erninS the method OF assessment and con-
corning representation I'm the national con-
Yention Will be made that will mean con-
siderable change