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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
Sie glmeritan ytational 8anl
wiro i6r Ga>ital erbOben.

Sie Sireetoren Der Imerican NatiD.
nal 8anf baben beiblo iien, ben Nctio=
ndren Der gant gu empfeblen, bas
9lctien capital bon $350,000 auf
100000 su erbOben. Sie neuen
Nctisn iolen gum preiie BON $50
ausge9eben tperben. Die @eiammt=
Srdmis bieier neuen gletien glusgabe
miro ii6 alio auf $45, 900 belaufsn.
Sisielben perben Dem lleberiduB .6onb
;ueeI6rieben tperber, tpoour6 oerlslbe
auf $4,000 ani9mellen piro. Die
Nctiondre iperben am "a. SUM-
4 ll6r Nadmitta9s cine 8eriamm=
lung abbaltsn, in pel6cr iiber
ben 8ori9las bes Sirectoriums
abeeifimmt tperben ioa. sic baben
oas erte glnre4t 3u iublcribien.
Sie @merican 9aatiDnal 9ant wuroe
am 4. 6ebruar 1901 nit einem
9lctien=@apital BON $3.50, 900 er6ff=
net basielbe muroe i'm 2aufe bes
Sabres auf $4,000 erb0bt. Eem
lebten Status sufolee fino in Der
gant 50, 600, 900 bsponirt. Sie slctiu.
ndre befteben aus neilsi9 Der bebeu=
tenoitsn uno capitaltrdf ftisifen @e-
i9dftsleute Der Stabt. Sas Sirec=
tOrium ieBt ii6 pie folgt suiammen
SObn perrin, prdlioent; 9erpep Bates,
prdfosnt Der Snoianapolis SOminp
Drills $. Bates. ir., prdfibent ber
gtmerican Sominp Co.; Wm. Dug
bale, @r=prdiioent Der Sueoale @an
&c.; 6. %. 2eiuis, prdiioent Der
Snbpls. fSounbrp Co.; Serman 9ie-
Der, prdlioent Der 8. 2ieber Co.; u.
6. M1ebger, BON Der u. 0lebser=9laen=
tur; s. G.. Sdaaf, prdiioent tel
gmerican Yretping 60. uno Ssnrt
Ssperin, prdiioent Der 2ewis, Waeiel
& So.
Sie geamten iinb Sobn perrin,
prdlioent; $. u. G9lobbauer, Gaiii.
rer; Sbeo. Stempfel uno Mnoreir
Smith, 9iilfs=Raiiirer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
9Ims Staot= mmS @ommtB =Ter:
waltnng.

91ur eine q a m en- Yerdn b e.
rut1g.
Sie Gpuntn= Got m mi | q e
6ieben geftern Die nebertragung bes
@egere9t= Qribiless suifden Snoiana=
polls uub Sbelbppile, bas i'm lebten
Sabre Der Sbelbppills ct. &p., Seat,
2iabt & Yoper Co., ertbeilt iuorben
mar, an Die 9ta6fOlserin bieier Co.,
Die Snbianapolis, Sbelbpuile uno
Sputbeaftern 5raetion Co., gut. =
9ie 9lnwdlte Der Union Rp. 60. err
fldrten seftern npamals, oaB tie i'm
Geri6te Die 5raetion So. binbern Mir
ben. Die llnion=@ =@sleife an Der prOipeci
Ctr. su freusen. Sie SractiOn So.
miiIIe unbeoinst einen Sunnel bauen.
SerTallGreef= Soulep a r D.
Ser Mapor unb Der part=Supe=
rintenoent merben Der heute slbenn
i'm Wleribian @lub-2oeale ab5ubaltsn
0erIdmmluna BON 8runobeiibern, BE-
hufs gr0rteruns Der Sail @rset=gaule=
baro=pldne, beilpobnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
Sas gefohlene taiierli d {
8ei dent ME sber 5u=
r ii d q E E r a d t.

9fewgort, %. Mai. Sis bOr
einisen Sasen seitrblene tuertbpo0e
Collection bon photographer, iuel9e
Saiier @ilbelm Der 9arparb llniperii=
tdt gum 6,i6snt sera6t bat unb iuel=
DE bonn YrinSen 9einrih periOnlid
iibergeben purbs, befaab iit beute
pieoer auf ibrem alten Ylase i'm 2unit=
Muieum in Cambridge. @benio se=
beimniBpoa pie bic Collection ber=
i1manb, 1T lie aud ipieber auriidee=
bra9t moroen.
Ws b uno Sel b fmprb in
Sout6 Benb.
SDutb Senb, Sno., %. Wai.
Ser 31=idbrise SObn @berrp eri6oB
lsbts 9ta9t feline Sraut, Die 16-idbriss
SuIannab 2rsstemst unb jaste ii9
oann ielbit cine 9usel ms 9ers.
Sie Shat seidab nod sesenieitiser
gsrabrsoung. Gas Mdbden bat Elm
Sdreiben binterlaiien in iuel6em fie
bittet, lie beibe in einem @rabe Die
leBte &ubeitdtte finoen 81 laiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23

gei6dbten IermOssns. Sba berbei=
ratbete ii9 nad benz Sobe ibres @aters
nit Clarence Stanleb bon bier.
@ie i90n friber beri6tet, iparb nun
oas grbre6t bon Soa Stanlep bon
Charles SsmOOo, einem gieffen, UNI
Srau Rpranna gfils aus 9eene, g.
s., elmer Sdpeiter oes Yerltorbenen,
beitritten. Sieielben iuden bic lin.
giiltisteit Der gopptiOn na6supeilen,
oa oieielbe in Wtarion Gountp anitati
in Samilton 6ountp, no Soa Ortsan=
idilig mar, Dorgenommen tpOrben lei.
Seig q q DIT unb 9lebelaus=
eefeBt.
Soiefins Maribal bon bier, tpelds
Die Safe Erie & Weitern gabn aui
SIS, 900 Sdabenerias bertlaet bat,
madte am SOnneritas 8Ormittas Dor
Dem Sunbssseri6t ibre 3eusenaus=
ldgen.
yla6 ibrer 9lneabe iuurbe lie bon Dem
Gonbucteur 0itli6 bon Miuncie an
einem abgelesenen plaBe ausseieBt,
obmubl ihr Der geamte porber breimal
geiast babe, baB iie ii1 in Dem ri6ti=
gen 3uge na6 &eo Sen befinoe. 9lls
er ieinen Srrtbum entoeft, babe er ben
3us halten laIien uno Iie gum slus-
iteiesn 9en0tbist.
6rau Wtariball muBte bann in oel
Suntelheit lanse umberwanoern, biz
Iie enbli6 nod Muncie fam uno fl
giebt oieIem GreisniB Die Shulo an
iErer idmeren grtrantun9. Ser Sal
tpurbe Na4mittass pertast.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
@eitimoiem.
Ser Sulfan. beor bt bic
ganse Sniel.


SORT Sranee, %. Mai.
Sie @elebrtsn, wel6e Der &teuser
Sirie" na4 bier sebradt bat, baben
bic Guinen bon ct. Yierre beiu6t.
Ser norolide She'll Der Staot lit Dpl=
tdnbis unter Sdutt bsgraben uno
neue Spalten baben ii6 sebiloet.
prOfeRor Sasser, Der Gsoloss Der
Sarwaro llniosriitdt iast, baB Der
Iultan jeBt Die sanSe Sniel beOrObt.
8pn Saba bat er teine Spur sefunben.
Die getpobner tpurben burh einen
erplolipen pultanii6en Sornabo set0o=
tet, tpel9er cine @elle bon brsltnenbent
@as nit ii6 fiibrte.
@s mar biel bu!tanii9er Staub bor=
banoen, dhnli6 oemjenisen, unter tpel=
DEM pompeji besraben wuroe. Die
Staot mar in ben Sienltas unb Utitt=
mod gid4ten in Sunfelbeit gebiillt, %
aaf Sefebl Der Wa6en Die eleetrilde
gsleu6tunss=9lnlase seidlOiien tuurbe.
3mansis Yerionen tuuroen geitern
bss pliinoerns idulbis befrrnoen uno
gu barten Sreibeitsitrafen berurtbeilt.
Sie ySirie" bat ben gr0Bten ibrer
2abung bier abeelaben uno 1T mad
ct. @incennes absebampft, I'M bort
&eft ibrea GareOs 81 laiien. Sic tpirb
Johann nad bier juriidtebren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
Sotal=

Sic b e m o Dfratii9e GDnerei-
iionele Contention fir bieIen Siitrict,
Die Senatoren=@onbention bon Marion
unb Morgan Counties, Die &eprd=
ientanten=@onbention bon Warion uno
Sancof Counties tperoen ebenfalls am
a. SUM-, Dem Sage, an tpel6em Die
Staats Contention itattfinben miro,
abeebalten tperben.
Siram SrOmn, Yrdlioent bes s NJ
biana Club, bat fOlgences @Omite
srnannt, psldes ii6 na9 paiienoen
&dumen fir ein tempordres Club
6 9Ocal umi9auen ioa so. 8. Saois,
gOriiBer; SObn S. @ppel, &obert 6.
Sprinsitssrl unb @eorse WDlf.
Serr 6. 9. g Spift, ebemaliger
Stabt=@lsrt unb elm bo6sea6tetes Mit=
slieo Der bemOtr. partei, miro bon iei=
nen Sablrei6en 6reunoen angesansen,
li9 um Die 9tomination fir County,
Nuoitor auf Dem bemOtr. Sifet su be-
perben. Sotueit oas bemofr. Gountp=
Sidet ionit in getra9t tommt, tpuroen
eeftern Die na6besei9neten 8iirser als
Ganoioaten 9enannt (:
Sir p=S6abnt. = Gueuit 90.
&ubn.
Sir @lerf-Sames M. Ssalp.
Sir 9luoitor-G6arlss s. Garbner.
Sir &scorber-Spbn @ebb, Yerrr
Sotpnibip.
Sir Sberriff-Sacob WOeBner.
Sir Gountp @ommiiidre : Sobr
G6riItian un6 @allace Mains.
Sir 8srmeher-Sreb Me@lellano.
Sir Gtaatsanfpalt = Charles ..
Glarte.
ssiir Greisri6ter-S. g. Sulliban.
Sir. Griminalridier = SO6n gB
SolBman.
Serr Saeob 6. Sintlep II
als ganbioat fir Srieosnsri6ter au'
Dem oemOtratii9sn Sidet aufsetreten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
Gr0fmuMa

oeS Siio @ertotam S6iiben=
YariS attt Sonntag, ocn 25.
@at, our@ YretSi6tebett,
1ams ttmo auerlei 1tmterbals
ttmg. Seoerutattm TIT fremmos
lid)it eiugeIaoett Grprebs
,paaet pom Gnopuntt oct
Gio Merioian StraBembab bts
bis s,tttt Eart frei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
Sel6ifmoro befiir9tet.

Sis pOliSei 1T auf Der Su9e mad
Der 34=jdbrisen Nettie sloams, SO6ter
bes Or. Aoams bon 8resniielo, wsl6e
am Waittipo4 aus bem Srrenbauie ent=
iprans. Sa fie i9On bsri4ieoens
Oaale eeduBert bat, fi9 bas. 2ebetl
nsbmen gu tpOlen, 10 befiir9ten ibre
alusebsrisen, oaB lie fi3 elm Seio
anestban bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
glns Dem Srrenbanie entiobsa,

Die 40jd6rise 4manoa Yratt, Sn.
failin bes Sulietta Srren=Iipls lit aus
oemielb,n entfloben. Sie polisei tuuroe
bena6ri9tist unb fabnoet auf iis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23

a. 8on jebt an Big gum 9erbit
lit Die 3eit Der atbletii9en Sports.
0isle tper0en lid cine Terrentung,
Quetiduns Oosr ionfise 8erleBuns
3usieben. ct. SafObs Del wiro ale
biele 2eioen in turser Set heilsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
Ser Slit i@lus Elm.

Wdbreno oes 9eftrisen 8ewitters
fblue Der Slib in bas Saus bes M.
6. 8oloitein an Der Sraub 9lpe. go.
Al elm. Der Sabftubl serietb in
8rano. Sas 6euer wuroe jebo6
prompt seloi6t, iooaB es teinen nen=
nensipertben S6aoen anri6ten tOnnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
No. 233.
Sranfreib.
10, 600 peri onenpe perIaffen
Nt artinique.

Yaris, %. Wlai. Bonn 8ou=
perneur aus Wartinique iit cine @abel=
ospeide einselaufen, in iusl9sr oerielbs
mittbeilt, oaB 10, 600 Yerionen Sampf-
i1iffspaiiase mad gsriaillss, 8uaOe=
loupe, genOmmen haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
S reO. 6. eanbisma6oer 1912.


s re b. &. 2anbisna6b Der 1912.
VI b It IN m une minirt.
gDabafb, Sno., %. Naai. guf
Der republitanii9em Contention oes
IL. 9iitricts tpurbs seitern Na6m;t=
tag 6reo. 6. 2anbis bon 2oeansport
als @anoibat fir GongreB= =&eprdien=
tant nominirt. Ser Siifrict mar
ieit oielen Sabren our9 George 80.
Steele bertreten.
Sas Seuer in Buffalo.
guffalo, %. Wtai. Ser Gda-
ben, wel6er our9 oas 6suer anseri6=
tet wurbe, tuel6es seitern @beno Die
6iiterI9uppen uno cine 9ir3abl @as=
eons serifOrte, tuirb auf $50, 900
geitdBt. S. s. 0eitsr, elm Mnseitel=
ter Der giienbabn=@eieai puroe,
mabreno er balf, Die Daeeons aug
oem gerei6e bes Geuers gu brineen,
setOOtet.
Sranrises s @nbe einestH6=
tis n M arin e=Offisiers.
New Yort, %. Wtci. Gapt.
8eorae @otuie. pel9er pd6reno bes
gareertrieses unter Ibmiral Sarrasut
oiente uno wel6er tpdbreno bes fpa=
INSTRUMENTATION 9rieses Sber-
Mai6inilt Ses Sdla9tIaiffss vSn=
oiana" mar, iit bel Habpap, q. 3.
bon einem 3use iiberfabrsn unb auf
Der STEELE 9et0otet fporoen.
Gin S. de p bon ieiner6rau
erf 6 Offen.
Pittsb burg, %. Nlai. Sn
Der @obnuns Oes sSodeps .Soiepb
gearion in gsplenborousb fam es
swiiaen Sieiem uno ieiner 6rau ;u
einem beftisen Streit, in behen @er=
lauf er elm Sadmsiier ergriff uno
oamit auf feline 6rau einbrang. Die
ielbe ersriff einen &eoOlosr unb jaste
ibm cine 9ussl in's 8ebirn. 9lls
Sei6e ftiir5te er gu ihren SiiBen nisOer.
Sic beiOen Sinbsr bes gbepaares pa=
rem 3eugen Der Srag6bie. Sie 6rau
lieferte iia bierauf ben gsbOrben ielbf
aus.
Sifferens swii den SRI.
Srbi IN uno DC ansfieIo.
Senper, %. Miai. SIabeaa
i esrbins ipielt ni9t Idnser mebr nit
&idaro Mansfelb suiammen. gs
beiBt, bab er ibr Spiel fdarf eritifirt
bate. llnbersiigli1 lOite SRI. Srbine
ben Contract uno iie reiits uad ibrer
Seimatb in Seem Seriep ab.
Gein gisentbum uuo
feline Srau.
60 ben, Sno., %. Mai. 6eor9e
gS. Sattle, Elm pobIbabenber @ittper,
tusl9er ii6 eeifsrn beimli6 berheira=
ratbete, i6loB pOr einigen Sasen nit
ieinen brei 9inbern, um iie su psr=
iObnen, einen gersleid ab, inbem er
ibnen ieir geiamnites 8runbeieentbum
i'm Wsrtbe bon s35, 900 ilbertrus. Bon
bieIer transaction bate er leiner jun=
gen 6rau ni6ts gelagt. 8eifern Nad-
mittGg aber erfubr iie babon aus ben
3eitun9eu. sic tpuroe bariber 10
aufgebra9t, oaB iie ibren, ibr erft Dor
menisen Stunoen angetrarten 6atten
gang einfa9 aus bem Sauie jasts. gr
besab fiG bisrauf su ieinsn 9inbern
uno Oerlangte isin gigentbum 3uriid.
Sieies tpuroe ibm iebo6 psrtusieert.
Stunoenlang irrte er bierauf auf Der
StraBe lumber, bis er enblid i'm Sattle
9otel untertunft fano. Gr iOl tem=
pOrdr 9eiitesseit6rt iein.
Sell itmorb zines g dull
principals.
SuSquebanna, &c., %. Mai.
prof. Benton 6. Sames, ieit pislen
Sabren principal Der MOntroie Soh=
|i4ule bat leBts Ha4t ieinem 2eben
our4 grbdnsen elm freiuillises gnbe
bereitet. Sin unbeilbares 2sioen ioa
| ihn our 0eratueifIunq aetrieben haben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23
Snbianapplis, Snb., 6reitas, 3d. Mai 1902

'''''t S"p ~ St'' $SteSitoS INt' OA
slei6er 3eit seigte er iein 9lbSeiben
lno ieinen &epolosr. SIM nd6iten
ausenblif fislen lie iiber i'm Der, prii=
selten ibn bur6 uno entrillen ibm Die
Waffe.
Sulliban tuuroe su 100 Saeen
arbeitsbaus S25 unb Soften uno Die
beioen anoeren 81 je 80 Saeen s25
uno GOlien berurtbsilt.
Die 8abnseielli6aft iiee=
reid.
Sn Der 9iaee bon Benjamin Smee=
neD eegen Die 8. 6. & 90. 8abn=
8eleQi9aft gaben Bunoesri6tsr ga=
ter's 8ei6morens sinen @abripru6
gu @uniten Der @ertlasten ab. Gr
bate auf $4,000 S9aoeneriay
getlast.
$25, 900 itr Elm berlorenes
Sci IN berl anGt.
Sm 8unbesseri6t tpurbe beute iiber
Die Sdaoeneriabtlase perbanoelt,
pel6e 5. Salebp seeen Die 8. 6. &
W.= =gabn=8eieli6aft eingereidt bat.
Sbm mar BON elmer locomotive Elm
gein iiberfabren uno er bsrlanst als
griab bafiir $4,000
Sranf Sebses idwer
BE efraft.
Ser Griminalri9ter perurtbeilte Den
notOriI9en Grant 9ebges, tuel9er boz
3urSem einen mOroerii9en @nsrif aui
Die gOlisiten @lberts unb Samuels
ausiibte, als oieielben i'm BEL einem
Ginbru6sberiu6 iiberrai6ten, su q
IA Sabren 3u6tbaus.
Wer Nnberen eine 8rube
srd BIT u. NJ.
Ntanoa gDooos, elm notoriIbe.
6raueBimmer, trel6es eine Siitte an
llfer bes Wbite &iper betpobnt mar mi
ibrem Nnbeter Wm. Gobbins in Sirei
geratben, neil oerIelbe ibr cine 6laId
W6istp lteblen tpollte. Sic batte bierau
einen &ebplber auf ibn ab9efeuert Uni
ibm cine Streiftpunbe an Der Stirl
beigebra9t.
8eioe tuaren Johann berhaftet NOR
BEN. Wanba mar ipiitbenb auf &ob
bins, Dem Iie Die S1ulb an ibrer Ser
baftuns 5uiarieb uno perrietb BEN
polisilten, baB oerielbe ben &ebolpe
geitoblen babe.
Seute tpurbe &obbins i'm Yolisei
seridt uesen Siebitabls gu 80 Sasen
$25 unb Soften berurtbeilt, Mano,
aber fat uegen oss S6ieBens Die slei6
Strafe uno tuesen tb0tliden slnsriff
nod cine grtraitrafe bon SO unb SO
ten nebit 80 Sasen @rbeitsbaus absu
liben.
gines i6eubli9en Ierbre
6ens ansefl lagt.
Charles @oB, angeflagt, itrGfi6el
llmsans nit ieiner Sodter sepflosel
AZ baben, tuuroe ilnter $4,000 8iire
i9aft an Die @rOBseidworenen iiber
pieien.
Das 0DpOtbeten U bSu q 8
@efeB.
Sas Obereeri9t bat eeltern ent
siltis enti6ieoen, bab oas SppO
tbefen=@bsussseisb redtssiliis 1T. 6
iinb iomit peripnen, Die bppotbetariid
belaffetes @rnnbsisentbum beiiBen, /
nod Dem gstrage Der Sppotbet 5u einen
9lbsuse Bis gu 500 bere4tist, pOraus
seieBt, oaB Der 9lb3us ni4t nebr al
Die Sdlfte bes Steusrmertbs ibre
@runoeissntbums iiberidreitst.
@on bieier Gnti6eiouns peroen mad
Der 9lngabe bon @eneralanpalt Saplo
80, 900 8epobner oes Staats bsriibr
uno Die 0eripirrung, tpelde IN ben Der
idieoenen Counties binlidtlid De
Srase berriate, 1T beIeitist.
Ser @eri9tsbOf CAB ieine @ntl1ei
ouns nit 8 sssen 2 Stimmen ab; oi
Minberbeitsaniidt mar bura Die &i9
| ter Monts uno Soplins pertreten.
Ser Sampf um ben Ss=
goob'fden q a dla s.
6rau Sba SssOOo.Stanlsp bat In
|. Superior=@eri6t cine Glase an9e
itrenst, I'm bas Seiibre9t auf be'
92ohfo6 INN 9Hofntt q S5nnn0 fefi
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23

W Oie bette CENT Gigarre in
Der Staot, @u4o's v2Onsfeuow.A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23

s@ &audt Gitp Seal Sc Gisarreu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-23

9 Squeb anna, &c., %. Wai.
prof. Benton 6. Sames, felt pielen
Sabren principai Der MOntroie 0od=
i4ule bat leBts Ha9t ieinem 2sben
Oura grbdnsen elm frsimillisss gnbe
bereitet. Sin unbeilbares 2eioen ioa
Jpn sur Iersweifluns setrieben baben.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-28
MINERS ENJOINED
 BY THE COURTS
PETITION BEING CIRCULATED AD- DRESSED TO GOV. WHITE ASK ING HIM TO CALL SPECIAL SES- SION OF THE LEGISLATURE.

Charleston, W. Va, June H-Federal Judge Kellar, today granted five injunc- tions. all of which named Joe Cryso, Paul Defach Mother Jones and Mike Miller of Pennsylvania; W. B. Wilson and Robert F. Evans of Ohio as defend- ants. The complainants in the suits are the Collins Colliery Company, Whipple Company, the Macdonald Colliery Com pany, Sugar Creek Coal and the White Oak Fuel Company. The courts order was signed in Philadelphia. The injunc- tions cover the New River field.
 A notice was posted at Winnefred today reciting that the company had decided to grant a request for an advance of a quarter of a cent bushel on pick coal a proportionate advance on machine work and day laborers to a sufficient number of men to operate the mines the advance to continue until other mines in the Kanawha district resume operations and then Winnefred Is to pay the rate paid by other special international coal mines. A hundred men returned to work at Win nefred today and more are expected to- morrow. It Is understood here tonight that a petition Is being circulated by the miners addressed to Governor White urging him to call a special session of the legislature to deny the state courts the right to issue injunctions in such cases as are now presented in the coal fields,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-28
WANT TO RAISE
 $25,OOO ANNUALLY
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION AT DENVER ELECTS THE REV. B. 3. TELLER PRESIDENT FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.

Denver, Colo, June N,-The tenth tri- ennial convention of the International Sunday School Association elected the Rev. B. B. Tiller, pastor of the South Broadway Christian church of Denver, president for the ensuing triennum. The reports of the general secretary and treasurer showed a fourishing condition of the association. The association is making an effort to increase the contri- buttons to $25,OO0 annually, and S15,o00 was pledged today.
 The field workers conference elected the following officers:
 Presidont-E. M. Ferguson of New Jer- sey.
 Vice President for the Northeast-H. s. Conant of Boston.
 Vice President for the South G. O. Bachman of Nashville
 Vice President for the West-W. B. Merritt of Tacoma.
 Vice President for the Central States W. c. Pearce of Chicago.
 Vice President for Canada-A. w. Hal penny.
 Secretary-B. A. Fox of Chicago.
 The other officers chosen were:
 First Vice President-E. R. McHum, St. Johns N. B.
 Second Vice President-W. A. Ludaly, Cincinnati.
 Vice Presidents-at-Large-R w. s. Jacobs, Nashville; c. M. Campbell Sao- ramento Cal; A. B. McRillis, Provi- dence, R. I. l Vice President for Colored People-Rev l F. R. Carter, Atlanta Treasurer-G. W. Bailey Philadelphia. Assistant Treasurer-Howard s. Merry, Philad slphia.
 Recording Secretary - Rev. Morrison Ferguson, New Jersey
 An executive committeeman and state vice president for each state were also chosen.
 Res s. Flody, a Sunday school mission ary for Georgia and Alabama of tho American Baptist Publication Society, aroused great enthusiasm by making strong plea for the colored race.
 The report of Treasurer Bailey of Philadelphia was presented. It showed re- ceipts since the last convention in 1899 of $S9, 397 expenditures $36,724 balance on hand $2673.
 MT. Bailey pleaded for additional money for use in field work and urged that colored worker be placed permanently in the South. He also suggested that a pri- mary expert be added to the field forces.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-28
FORGED OFFICE
 UPON THE MAN
CAPTAIN STEELE GIVES SOME IN TERESTING FACTS ABOUT FL IPlNos DURING HIS TESTIMONY IN THE GARDENER CASE.

Manila, June 27.-Captain Matthew F Steele, Sixth Cavalry testified today be- fore the board which is inquiring int the charges of cruelty, etc., brought bJ Major Cornelius Gardener, governor oi Tayabas province. against American of ficers and soldiers. He said he left Taya' bas in 1901, at which time he did moi consider the province pacihed or tran. quilized.
 The witness was in Major Gardeners regiment, the Thirtieth Volunteer infan' try. At that time no American dared gs through the town unguarded. He said that acting under Major Gardeners or. ders and after protesting. he placed tho principal resident of Luckban under guard during the vote for local president and that they complained bitterly of tho action taken. Witness left them and when he returned he found they had voted fol a criminal who was In jail.
 He told them they must elect another man. The man elected protested and pleaded to be relieved, but he was conn pelled under threat of being put in thu guard house to accept the office
 Continuing, Captain Steele said that among his brother officers Major New' berry, formerly of the Thirteenth regi' ment of volunteers, who testified before the board on Wednesday, was reputed tt have used perfectly interruptions meth cd of obtaining information from natives He thought 1t was Major Gardeners poll icy to get form of civil government es, tablished, while the province was mol ready for 1t.
 Major Gardener then testified that hii policy in dealing with the natives ol Tayabas was what he understood was de sired by the authorities at Washington
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-28
PHYSICIANS GET $45, ,ooo.
Doctors Get a Large Sum Allowed for
 the Treatment of Mckinley.

Washington, June -(SpeciaD-Hoping to avoid public discussion. the Senate at the last minute has inserted in the gen. eral deficiency bill an item of s45,00O to pay the private physicians who attended President Mckinley at Buffalo.
 So severe has been the criticism of these doctors that the item was not put in this bill when 1t left the House. As the gov ernment surgeons are to be excluded from receiving any pay it would seem to be the intention to divide the money between Drs. M. D. Mann, Roswell Park, Herman Mynder and Charles McBurney.
 Dr. Mann was in charge of the oper- ation on MT. Mckinley. Dr. McBurney was not continuously in attendance at Buffalo and his optimistic statements as to the President attracted great atten- ton at the time.
 The feeling in the house is that the doctors should be satisfied with such pay ment as they would have had if the pa- tient had been an ordinary citizen.
 The Garfield doctors received only $35- GOO for a service of nearly four months.
 To kill the item 1t must now be strick- en out in conference, which would avoid discussion In either house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-06-28
MANY NOMINATIONS.
President Sends a Number of Appoint
 ments to Senate.

Washington, June 27.-The President to- day sent number of nominations to the Senate, among which were the follow ing:
 Collectors of Customs-Robert Smalls, District of Beaufort, S. C.. William Ma hone, District of Petersburg, Va.
 Marshal-Frank s. Elgin, western dis trict of Tennessee.
 Army-Captain Joseph C. Byron, quar- termaster, to be captain of infantry with rank from March 2, 1899; Captain c. B. Baker. infantry, to be quartermaster with rank of captain from March 2 1899; Cor poral John A. Barry, Troop D. Third cavalry, to be second lieutenant; John P Kelly Florida, assistant surgeon volun- teers with rank of captain.