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MOST MUST SERVE SENTENCE.


NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Appellate di
vision Of the Supreme Court to-day af-
frmed the conviction of Johann Most on
charge OF printing in his newspaper, Die
Freiheit, of improper article entitled.
Murder vs. Murder" The article was pub
lished about the time of the assassination
of President Mckinley Most was sentenced
TO years Imprisonment. Regarding Mosts
contention that the Constitution gave him
the right 10 publish the article the court
says: THE Constitution does not give to
a citizen the right to murder. nor does it
give to him the right TO advise the commits
sion of that crime by others. What it does
permit is liberty of action only TO the eX
tent that such liberty does not interfere
with or deprive others of an equal right"
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Ii VIII Hold Its Annual Meeting i'm
Portland Next Week.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind, April 1.-THE Muncie
Presbytery will meet here on Monday for
a two days session, and it is expected that
every church embraced in it will be repre-
sented The presbytery includes the coun-
ties of Blackboard. Grant, Wabash, Miami,
Howard Upton. Hamilton, Madison, Della
ware. Randolph and Jay, including thirty
churches and a membership of 1896.
At the same time the WOmans Presby-
terial Missionary Society will hold meet
ing and will have fifty To seVenty-five del
egates This society organized in
Portland twenty-five years ago, so that
the coming meeting is to be made a silver
jubilee.
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Steele Beaten at Montpelier.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MONTPELIER, Ind, April 11.-One of the
largest Republican conventions ever held in
this city met in the City Hail this after
noon. There were over six hundred voters
in the hall, met to select delegates to the
congressional, judicial and senatorial con-
ventions The big fight was on the con-
gressional delegates For over a week
Major Steele and Dr. Charles H Good. of
Warren have been canvassing the town
closely, and up to the time the convention
called to order the work of both can
didates was continued 1t took about one
hour to get the votes. and the result was
351 for Good delegates and 1S5 for Steele
men. Lands and Cowgirl the other two
candidates, were not mentioned.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BEDFORD Ind. April 1.-THE petition
for an injunction to prevent the building
of gravel roads recently voted in Marion
township was overruied by the County
Board Yesterday and the petitioners will
appeal to the Circuit Court. They aver
that the election was irregular on account
of the different roads to be constructed be-
ing voted on all together instead of sepa-
rately This is the first objection against the
construction of gravel roads in Lawrence
county
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every Prospect PIeases."

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, April 1.-THE commit
tee of citizens that went to Washington
the first of the week to appear before the
congressional committee on public build
ings and grounds in behalf of Richmond
returned to-day, bringing a good report
They were well received, and feel very
hopeful over Richmonds prospects. 1t is
thought the bill will cover both a building
and a site, although it had been proposed
for the city to supply the site.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 11.-Colonel
Alfred Dale Owen of Mount Vernon, who
was the Democratic candidate for Congress
two years ago, in letter to-day to a
friend at Petersburg. says he will be "A
candidate for Congress this year. His
health has been bad for some time and his
friends feared he would not be able to make
the race All other candidates, it is now
stated, will step aside for Owen. The
Democratic party in the district is badly
6iSOrga niZed
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Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND. April 11.-Much business
was transacted at to-day's session of the
Indiana Evangelical Conference, each of
the several districts making better tinan-
ciaI showing than i'm previous years. The
Rev. j. NJ. Haug, of indianapolis, was
elected presiding elder of the Louisville
district in place of the Rev. George Roed-
ner. whose term had expired. The pre-
siding elders of the other districts are:
s H Baumgartner, Elkhart district; ID. 5.
Cakes, a Ort Wayne district; {. r. Haus-
ing. indianapolis district. Tonight a
young peoples rally was held.
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Americans HonOred at Edinburgh.

EDINBURGH, April 1L-At the gradua-
ton ceremony at the university here the
honorary degree of doctor of laws was con-
ferred on Prof. William James. Of Harvard.
and President Jacob Gould Schurman. of
Cornell University. In bestowing the de-
gree on the Americans the dean of the uni
versity referred in the most cordial terms
TO President Schurmans reputation a
deep thinker and spoke of his zeal and
genius for organization by which a school
of philosophy had been built at Cornell
such as few universities possessed. The
dean also spoke of the foremost place
among psychologists won by Professor
James.
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WILL INCREASE HIS GIFT.
Andrew Carnegie to Add $1,000 to the
Bedford Library Fund.
The 1ndlananolls Journal

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD. Ind, April III. r. Voris
to-day received word from Andrew Car
negie that he would add $1,000 to his gift
to the Bedford public library for a build
ing. This was in response to the request
of the Council made at the time the first
gift was accepted. The Council then passed
N resolution to the effect that if Mr.. Car
negie would give 500 900 the city would vote
1000 per annum. instead of 81 500, for the
support of the library.
The Council will meet at once to COM
plete the fOTmalities This will permit the
erection of a much better building than
was contemplated.
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INTERURBAN TIME CARD.
UNION TRACTION CO., OF INDIANA.
Station-Union Block,
1I9 West Maryland Street.
1I9 IVES

For Anderson, Muncie, Marion, Eiwood, Alex
andra and intermediate stations-Leaye f:l5 Q.
m. and each hour thereafter until 4-l5 D. m.
s:I5 p. m and Ills D.
Limited trains for Anderson and Muncie-
Leave 500 and zoo a m. 200 and 500 p. m.
arriving at Anderson in one hour and twenty-five
minutes and Muncie in two hours II 90 a
and 500 D. m. trains make direct connections
al 4 Anderson with limited trains for Elwood.
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STEELE GETS But ONE
BLACKBOARD COUNTY ALMOST SOLID
LY AGAINST THE MAJOR.
Hot Fight on All Sides-Peru Repub-
1icans Nominate n City Ticket
other State Politics.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.


HARTFORD CITY, Ind, April 1.-THE
anti-Steele forces won ten of the eleven
delegates here this afternoon in what was
the most holly contested primary ever held
in this county. Steele carried only one
township with one vote
The delegates elected in Licking town
ship. where Hartford City is located. are
follows: j. r. Johnson, John A Sweet,
E. c. Campbell, Frank Basin and E. L.
Hunter. Nine hundred and thirty-seven
votes were cast here
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, April Nv II. Boles,
the temperance evangelist, who has gained
much notoriety in Indiana the past few
days, is announced to speak in Richmond
Saturday and Sunday. His coming has at
tracted considerable attention here in view
of his remarks elsewhere His attack on
the Methodist Church was not received
we'll here and after il was read by the
trustees of Grace Church they decided
Boles could not speak there, as he had
been announced to do on Sunday morning.
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Married in the philippines.
he INDIANAPOLIS Journal

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO. Ind, April n-First Lieut..
George +. Thorne. brother of ex-Mayor j.
c. Thorne. this city, met his fate in the
Philippines. He was not killed but sue
cumbed TO the charms of a pretty school
teacher. an Ohio girl The young woman,
Miss Mabel Corral, of Youngstown. and
Lieutenant Thorne were married on March
- and started Immediately for America,
the officer having been given furlOugh.
Lieutenant ThOrne is a member of the
Twelfth United States regulars and was
recently promoted to his present rank of
first lieutenant.
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Factory Destroyed by Fire.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NASHVILLE, Ind, April n.-Fire broke
out about IL O'Clock last night in the plan
ing and sawmill department Of c. G. Hop
per's factory in the northern part of town.
Despite the efforts of every person capa-
stroyed, with adjacent sheds and a small
workshop, with all the furniture, tools
and machinery and considerable amount
of stock. The loss is estimated at S., 600,
with no insurance.
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strike of Chain Workers.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
MARION, Ind. April 1.-THE crisis in the
lockout of the chain workers at the Krein
chain works is near The men formed a
union several weeks ago and since then
have been locked out by the management.
Word has been received that If the scale
presented by the workers is not accepted
and the union men allowed TO resume theic
places by April 10, all the employees of the
National Chain Company. Of which the
local factory is a member, will strike. The
National Chain Company has eleven fac
tories under its control. located in Ohio, In
diana and Pennsylvania.
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Miani's President Resigns.

OXFORD. O., April 1.-THE Rev. DR..
David Stanton Tappan, president of Miami
University, to-day rendered his resignation,
to take effect July l. and it was accepted
by the trustees of the university at a spe-
cial meeting called for that purpose. 1t Is
understood DR.. Tappan will De elected a
member of the faculty of Lane Theological
Seminary al Cincinnati.
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Evansville to Lose an Industry.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, April LIT was an
nounced to-day that the chemical works
of this city would be removed TO Chicago.
The plant was built here four years ago
at a cost of 100000. 1t employed several
hundred men
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Lake shore Brakeman stabbed by
Tramps at kendaIIYiIIe. but
Not Fatally Wounded.
IMPORTANT DEMURRER RULING
1T MAKES ATTORNEYS LIABLE FOR
LOSSES OF THEIR CLIENTS.
Death of Gallant Civil War Soldier
Haynes Trial at DanViIIe-
Strike of Chain Workers.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. April u.-Peter
Brockman. a clerk, this afternoon asked
his wife 20 borrow money for him TO go
10 visit his mother at Logansport, and she
refused lie said he would commit suicide
If she did not do 1t, but as he frequently
made the threat she did not heed him until
a few minutes later she saw him swallow
ing carbolc acid. He died half hour
later.
lie came here from LOgansport some
months ago. and had wife, but no chill
dren.
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ENTHUSIASM AT PERU.
Republicans Nominate Their City
Ticket by Delegate Convention.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PERU, Ind, April 1.-THE Republicans
held a most enthusiastic convention at the
courthouse tonight and selected by dele
gate vote the following list of candidates
for city Offices: For mayor, David Z.
Rhodes; clerk, William Ream; treasurer,
William Gustin; marshal jeremiah Squires;
councilmen, Fred Loomis and Elijah West
S. c. Miller and William II. Spaulding, John
Jackie and Joseph Richer, l.. w. Kurtz and
Augustus Bracket.
The convention had Giles w. Smith as
chairman and Fred Felix as secretary.
There we're eighty-three delegates.
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Vincennes Republican Ticket.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES. Ind. April 1.-THE Repub-
licans of Vincennes met last night at the
courthouse and nominated the following
ticket: For mayor, William H. Weed;
clerk. Horace X. Jackson; treasurer
Charles r. Thurgood; councilmen, r. ..
James, Sam La Cost. Judson Robbins, ]. A
Keith, DR.. c. w. Benham, Robert Buckles
Deck d. Aldrich. John G. Wise, George W.
Bonnell, A. j. Brazilton, Thomas a. Daw-
son and Sebastian Smith.
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Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
NEW CASTLE. Ind. April 1.-THE Local
ton of the French-Krell piano factory.
which recently burned out i'm Springfield.
O.. has been practically decided in favor OF
New Castle The factory was located by
the efforts of the Industrial Company,
which sold 90 lots in an addition TO the
town 10 make the deal. The factory is a
large one. employing GOO men. Assistant
General Superintendent Storrs- Of the Lake
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VermiliOn County Republicans.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
DANA, Ind, April u.-Vermilion county
Republicans held their convention yester-
day, with NJ. G.. Rhodes, of Newport, as
chairman and B. III. Davis, of the Hoosier
State, as secretary. The following ticket
was nominated: Treasurer, Huron r.
Southland; sheriff, James Swain; recorder,
Albert III. Mahan; commissioners, Allen
Frazier and w. T. Sanders. Resolutions
commencing the national and state admin
istrations and Representative Holiday
were adopted.
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NEGRO SHOT TO PIECES.
Unknown Black Riddled with Bullets
by n Mob of Whites.

NATCHITOCHEES, La, April u.-An
unknown negro who shot and killed Dep
uty Sheriff j. B. Thomas. near Victoria.
La. was captured tonight by mob of
fifty men and shot to pieces. Deputy
Thomas was killed while he attempt
ing To arrest the negro. who had shot and
wounded another negro.
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SheIbyyiIIe Democratic Nominees.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, April II. The
Democrats of this city met i'm ward con-
ventions last night and nominated the fol-
lowing councilmanic ticket, TO be voted
for at the city election in May: David
Smith and Robert w Buxton. James Webb
and Henry Emerich, Charles Hale and
Gilbert J. Bronson, John Weber and Will
liam Meloy, Joseph Waldemier and Will
liam Mings.
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special to the indianapolis Journal.
RACINE. Wis, April lin a clash to-
night between union and nOnunion mOlders
Howard Fristoe. of Bourbon. Ind. shot
August Reiman, union molder. through
the left arm and in the right side. The
wounds are not fatal. The strike has been
on since January. mob of 300 men threw
bricks and clubs at FristOe and threatened
20 lynch him. He was placed in Jail
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Prof. j. III. Beale to Travel.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 11.-Prof. ].
H. Beale, of Harvard Law School. has been
granted leave of absence for the first half
of next year. he having accepted an invita-
ton of President Harper. of Chicago Uni
verSity, TO act as dean of the new law
school to be founded there by j. d. Rookie
Teller The new school will be on lines sim
liar to that of Harvard. Professor Beale
may be away all of 1903 and 1904.
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Succumbed to His Injuries.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind, April n.-William Arm
old, who was so badly crushed between a
box car and large coalhouse situated near
a switching track of the Monon yards in
this city. died last midnight. Arnolds home
is at Bloomington, Ind, but he had been
working in this city for some time. He was
unloading stone when the accident oc-
Cured This is the second fatality of this
nature at this point.
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Another Gift from }. ID. Rockefeller.

NEW YORK. April n-Lieutenant Gov
ernor Woodruff, president of the board of
trustees of Adelphi College, BROOKLYN, an
nounced to-day that John ID. Rockefeller
has given to the college S125OO0 on condi-
ton that the friends of the institution will
contribute an equal amount TO be paid
into the treasury within one year from
July l. The trustees of the college have
pledged $25 900 of the amount.
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass. April u.-Jacoo
Riis, OF New York. In an interview IN this
city tonight said he would decline the
position OF Governor OF the Danish West
Indies unless President Roosevelt strongly
insists upon his acceptance he says
newspaper man should not 60 into politics
or hold public office.
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Died i'm Oregon.

Special 90 the Indianapolis Journal
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. April IL
Word has reached here announcing the
death of Richard White at SCOTS Mill.
Ore. Mr. White was born in this county
and was well known here. He was at one
mills and later engaged in the dry goods
trade Al that place.
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President Rooseveits Fine Dog.

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LAFAYETTE, Ind, April u.-President
Roosevelts champion Chesapeake bay re-
triever Sailor Boy will be returned to
Washington this week by Fred Erb. the
local dog trainer. ETb has had charge Of
the dog since last September, the President
learning of the skill of the Lafayette
trainer and fancier and intrusting his pet
to his care Erb says the animal is a won
derful one and without peer in his class.
He is valued at 81 600.
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URBANA H., April u.-President A. S.
Draper, of the University of Illinois, rested
well to-day and able to take some
nourishment His condition shows an i'm
provement over yesterday, and the physi-
clans say that If no complications arise
within the next forty-eight hours his re-
covery is assured.
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Eye. Ear and Throat Specialists.

CHICAGO, April 11.-Eye. ear and throat
specialists from nineteen States were pres
emit here TODAY at the opening session of
the seventeenth annual meeting of the
Western Ophthalmologic and Oto-Laryngo-
logic Association. Among the papers read
were one by G. L. KEEPER, OF Lafayette,
Ind.
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Strike Mt Pana Ended.

PANA, H.. April 1.-THE strike at the
Penwell mine involving 800 men, ended to-
day a satisfactory adjustment of the
scale was made by President Austin. OF the
United States Scale Company The men
will return TO work tomorrow.
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CHICAGO. April 1.-Two new cases Of
smallpox We're reported from Zion College
a Dowieite institution. to-day. This brings
the total of cases 10 FIVE. The place which
contains about 200 people. is quarantined.
but the inmates, clinging TO the teachings
of ''Dr." Dowie. refuse 20 be vaccinated.
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INDIANAPOLIS a GREENFIELD RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY.

PASSENGER CARS-Leave Georgia and Me-
ridian streets. First at g. q. m. and hourly
thereafter until 10 ,. m. Last car leaves at IL .
y. N
ridian streets at a. m. and leave at a. IA.
- arrive Al 2.2O and leave 800 o. m.
FERMENTATION PASSENGER AND EMPRESS
CARS-Leave Georgia and Meridian streets At
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YOUNGSTOWN. O.. April 1.-THE lis
patch from Port Clinton. o.. saying the
sorbed the granite plaster works OF this
city Is Incorrect Onicials OF the local con-
Germ say they have not sold out and VIII
continue 10 operate independently Of asy
.'aA-s-&1-S,'
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Thief Secured 1920.

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KOKOMO. Ind, April 11.-To-night thief
entered the Fox boarding house and secured
$500 belonging to John Gasho, a boarder
The cash taken from under Casinos
pillow while he was asleep. The thief es-
capped.
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boy had been told that the truant officer
would arrest him. and when a stranger
called at the house tonight the boy. sup
posing that IL was the officer rushed up
stairs and swallowed four ounces OF car
boIfc acid
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Shore. Superintendent Dyer. of the L. +. <
w. and Roadmaster Yoder, Of the same
road. were here to-day locating switches
for the new factory and also TO other fac
tories and greenhouses
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INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD a
FRANKLIN IL. II. co.

Passenger cars leave Pennsylvania and wash
tngton streets. First { a. m. and hourly
thereafter until 10 p. m. Last leaves at ii.is
p. m
Combination passenger and express leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood orly
at % a and 40 ..
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Two Deaths from Scarlet Fever.

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GOSHEN, Ind, April 1.-Two deaths
have occurred in Jacob Troup's family
near Milford, this week of scarlet fever, a
six-year-old daughter on Monday and an
eleven-year-old daughter this morning. The
mother and two other children are yet sick
with the disease.
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took large number OF photographs. Next
year Professor Agassiz will continue his
Investigations IN other parts II the world
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stantly killed. He had returned only a |
short time ago from Germany. where he re- |
ceived fortune through the death of /
relative
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Suicide of N Boy.

COLUMBUS. o.. April Hilary Wilson.
thirteen years OF age, committed suicide
at his home on the East Side tonight. The
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RAILROAD TINE CARD.

p. NJ time is in BLACK figures. Trains marked
thus; DAILY; Sleeper; P-Parlor Car: c.
Chair Car: D-Dining Car: Except Sundays
f-SundAy only. tDaily except Monday.
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LAKE ERIE & WESTERN RI. II.


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