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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-04-25

New line of Il. * G.. Corsets at
AMBERGS.
Prof. w. II. Phipps. truly good and
honorable man, died, at his home in
Fulton Sunday morning, Of heart
disease.
AIR. Chcs Smith is III Dallas. this
week, taking in the Confederate Re
Union. and will visit relatives at other
points in Texas.
All parties indebted To US must settle
at once, or their accounts VIII be placed
in an officers hands.
DE. Wilson x co.
Mrs. Hardy Lyon and little daughters,
Annie Carr and Mary Hardy, OF Union
City. are visiting the formers father, j.
j, G. BOndurant, on Troy Avenue.
The 9 year old son of Mr.. j. +. Easley,
who had his foot badly cut while play
ing on the old turn table in East Hick-
man last week, is improving rapidly.
You will find Shirt Waists made for
1902 at AMBERGS.
Miss Bessie French who has been
visiting for several weeks AT Beaumont
Texas. and other Southern points, re-
turned home, Tuesday.
NIB. SHAW'S SONS
Office Is now at Cue Threlkelds Cash
Grocery House.
A man at Louisville, KY. who stole a
bible was sentenced TO year in the
penitentiary. The court took up a
subscription and presented him with a
fine bible TO read during his confinement.
f. f. Reeves & Co, sell Buggie 5
that you can't beat in prce or grade.
There is a beautiful bloom on old
Early Harvest and Wine Sap trees big
bloom pears, plums and cherries, light
bloom on peach trees. Small fruit
promise well but many a promise Is
nipped in the bud.
r. a. c. Corsets never stretch sold
only at AMBERGS.
The 500, 900 appropriation for the
Hickman and Tiptonvllle Levee has
passed both Houses of Congress, and
is now in Committee of Conference.
1t is almost certain TO become law and
equally certain that the levee will be
built this year,
The best line of black dress goods we
have ever shown II. q. AMBERG.
The Fulton Street Fair and Carnival
which is 20 be held in Fulton, one
week beginning Monday, April 2Sth,
and ending May 3rd. promises to be
the biggest thing of its kind ever held
in this section.
Don't fail to call for Blue Trading
Stamps with every 10c cash purchace
at Swayne's.
The fight "for or against saloons"
may be considered on. Noses have
been counted on both sides by some
and according to this count, the result
will depend upon the colored vote.
Opinion is divided as to how the ma
jority of the colored vote will be east.
Z. f. Reeves 81 Co carries the largest
assortment In styles. We have now in
stock about % different styles of Bug
gles, &c.
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Good For rheumatism.

Last fall was taken with a severe
attack of muscular rheumatism which
caused me great pain and annoyance.
After trying several prescriptions and
rheumatic cures. / decided 10 use
Chamberlain Pain Balm which 1 had
seen advertised il thu South Jerseyman.
After two applications Of this Remedy
| was much better. and after using one
bottle was completely cured. Sallie
III irris. Salem. n. j. For sale by Cow
gill & Cowgirl
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Yields A Sharp Ak.

Millions marvel at the multitude of
maladles cut Off by Dr. Kings New
Lite Pills the most distressing too.
Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles
Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite, Jaundice.
Blllousness, Fever, Malaria. all fall
before these wonder .yorkers DC at
Cowgill& Cowglll's dug ssore.
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Buggies with rubber tlrers, Buggies
with steel tires, Bicycles for the itch
and poor. They are up 20 date in style
and qnaliiy, low in price Come and
examine and yOu will see the best value
for the money ever offered. Harness,
robes and whips are also of the highest
grade. Call and examine. no trouble to
show You through
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SUNDAY MARRIAGE.

Prof. Emmett w. Roach and Miss
Sudie May Kennedy, are to be married
at the home of the brides parents. near
Jordan, next Sunday. the 9th. Con.
ordinations are extended the worthy
young couple in advance.
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Mr. Marshal Chambers, a popular and
prosperous merchant OF Fulton. q son OF
Mr.. Martin Chambers, was married u
Miss Kate Rogers. of Dickson, Ienn.'
Tuesday last.
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G. e. EAKER.
General Grocer,
Powell Block, Clinton st.

Having purchased the Grocery Stock Of
}. J. G. Bondurlnt, would be pleased to
have all old friends 10 call. Fresh Goods
and Choice Bargains.
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Guitars. Mandolins aud Violins, Just
a few left ID. T.. WILSON & Co,
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New line Of r. * G. Corsets at
e.
The evening world., 1902-05-29

I'VE have here to-day n number OF
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indictments from twelve TO fifteen
and eighteen months old, for book
making, pool-selling and kindred
crimes.
"All Of these persons are en-
ployees.
Il may be wrong. hut | feel very
strongly that the moral value OF
prosecutions in this class Of cases
only arises where the prosecutions are
speedy and that where a man who
may be a mere lookout or employee
in this class Of places is prosecuted
and convicted twelve or fifteen
months after the commission of the
crime it does not present circum-
stances that in my opinion require
severity OF punishment, because pun
ishment, in itself, it seems to ne, is
always an evil to the individual
when the courts are justified In in
fiicting 1t, not with any idea of met
ing out some sort of punishment for
the immortality of the act, but for
the protection Of the community, and
the community receives no particular
benefit from punishment after this
lapse OF time.
II do not mean TO be understood as
criticis!ng my predecessor in office, and
| think | have not been myself negligent
In not sooner presenting these cases for
trial.
The condition of the public business
under Mr.. Philbin's administration and
under my own has been such that these
cases had to be put to one side for the
time IN order that cases OF more i'm
p%ortance might be pressed. Now the
time has come and the condition of pub
lie business is such that they may be
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taken up and presented to the Court.
Therefore the condition presents Itself
regarding these cases that where crimes
Of this kim are committed trial and
punishment may follow speedily, and
when that Is done severe punishment
in cases OF conviction is necessary.
"In these cases 1T SEEMS TIC ME-
THAT A MODERATE FINE IS SUI
FICIENT. ! want TO say frankly now
that as these cases arise In the future
the condition Of public business is such
that there will be no deays.
They will be pressed speedily to
trial and in case of conviction ] shall
ask the Court to impose sentences adj
eQrste in severity.
II feel with regard to these older
cases that / can with propriety take
this position and with equal propriety
and consistency al take the position
lust indicated in the future
Not All "Old" Cases.
At the conclusion of the remarks OF
the District Attorney the cases of
Thomas Walsh. John Brown. George
Thomas. John Smith and Patrick Will
Jams, gamblers, were called by direc-
tion of the District-Attorney.
Anthony Comstock, who was in court,
put in a protest.
These are old cases" said Justice
Newburgei.
They are nothing of the kind" said
Mr.. Comstock. These men were ar
rested in a raid l made myself last
March and they were not indicted until
May 2 of this year. ! protest against
the infictiOn of a fine In these cases"
The Court said he would take the mat
ter up later, Lawyer Goldsmith, of the
firm OF Sullivan. Goldsmith & Engel,
attorneys for the five gamblers, whis-
pered to Mr.. Comstock and the two left
the room together.
After a time they returned and Mr..
Comstock announced that he would
agree TO a plea OF guilty m a fine.
T%hereupon the men were ned 800
apiece. They paid up with extreme
alacrity and hurried from court in smil-
ing content.
These Escaped Lightly.
James Waddell, Bernard Myers. John
Lyons, Robert Knox, Murray Johnson,
John Hartley, James Tobln and Edward
II. Barlow were all allowed to plead
guilty and pay lines OF So. The Allen,
Charles Myers, Robert Allen and others
refused.
Why" asked Allen Indignantly.
should | plead guilty and sacrifice my
right of franchise on a charge that |
have been lighting forty-nie years.
Considerable comment was caused by
the statement of the District-Attorney
that all the men under indictment were
employees, The" Allen Is a proprietor
and was indicted as such.
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LOST IMMIGRANT
GIRL IS LOCATED.
Katherine Gruber Went to
New Haven from This City
and Is Employed There
Now.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May ?9,-Kath-
crime Gruber. the immigrant girl whose
disappearance from New York has been
the subject OF investigation by the po-
lice Of several cities, has been located
here by local detectives.
EAs Is now employed as a servant al
the house OF Harris LaDides. No. 10
Rowe street.. and has expressed an un-
Willingness to go TO New Hartford.
where her brother, from whom she was
separated In New York, Is now stayIng.
The gri W she went aboard the
Nov Havsa steamship at New York
with q number OF othsr immigrants,
and after spending a night here with
she IL living.
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TRANSFERS UNION
FIGHTS PACKERS.
Long and Bitter Struggle
Likely in Chicago, Where
Work Was Done To-Day
Only Under Police Guard.

CHICAGO. May 29-Prospects OF a
precipitated rise in the price Of meat
and a fight to a finish between tho
Packers and Transfers Union No, 10
developed at the Union Stock Yards to-
day. Signs of peace faded as the re-
suit OF an Intellectual conference, and
indications of a general strike grew
stronger.
Swift & Co. have prepared to arrange
sleeping quarters for employees at their
packing house and hundreds of cots
have been taken into the yards,
All work done to-day was under police
guard. Several non-union men were
beaten by strikers.
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VOTED TO

NEWARK. y. j., May 29.-The stock
holders OF the Electric Insulating Com
PAM voted to-day to dissolve the cor
poration. l.. A. ZIeSler, counsel for the
company, stated that the concern had
purchased a secret process which proved
to he a gold brick and had caused a
heavy loss to the company. The pres
Ident OF the company IL Elijah Wood
ward of New York.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
LOCAL.
MAN DYING OF FALL.

John Bl~ankingham. thirty-nine years
old, NJ Dutch Kills, borough OF Queens.
employed in the construction Of pier A.
at the 90 of York street. Jersey city.
fell from a ladder on the pier this morn
ing and had his skull fractured. City
Hospital doctors say his injuries are
fatal.
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$21,000,000 NEW
TELEPHONE STOCK,
American Telephone a d
Telegraph Company Votes
Big Issue at Special Meeting
in Boston.

BOSTON. May 29.-The directors of
the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company at a special meeting he!d rere
to-day voted to issue SCI, 100000 NJ ilew
stock.
President Fish says: " have ar
ranged for an issue OF new stock and
stockholders will have the right to
subscribe for 1t on the basis of one rev
share for each four now held, one-hnlf
The new issue will he payable in Sep
tember and oneJhalf In January
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CHURCH GUSTS GOV. DAVIS.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. May 29-The
Second Baptist Church has adopted
= resolution Withdrawing fellowship
from Gov, Jefferson Davis. only three
votes were cast against the resolution,
whlNh rccltes charges OF Drunkenness.
gamblinF and othor Immoral acts.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
TROLLEY GRAD KILLED.

The Appellate Division OF the su
preme Court to-dar made permanent
the Injunction restraining the Brook
Ign Rapid Transit Company from build
ing "A line on tnion street. BROOKLYN.
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MRS. sELIGMAN BURIED TODAY.

The body OF Mrs. Florlne selglman
vii. be buried to-day, rhe funeral SER
Vices win be at the home OF Miss
B'atTicc Bernheimer, No, 2s West
E~nMriennnih stIecI
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SEALING sHIp MISSING.

VICTORIA, H. a., May alt hr feared
that the sealing schooner Hattie, the
only vessel Of The coast feet watch has
not returned 10 port, has been lost She
has meyer been seen since starting on
her spring cruise on Feb. 10.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
CARRIAGE RIDE rATAL.

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich May 20
Bradley j. Galley. a wealthy glue man
ufacturer. ~ Bunalo, who had been
spending several months here, was ac-
evening In company with Robert organ,
~ Chicago,
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DISAPPEARING

Perth AmbOy contractors, seeking to
break a carpenters strike, imported
Italians from New York aud locked
them in a building with police on
guard. In the morning the Italians
had vanished, The strikers aad reached
them through a rear window and in.
iurpd them to leave.
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CONEY DREW HIM BACK.

iIenry McDermott viii appear In the
Coney Island Court to-day o. a charge
NJ swind,ing. He disappeared from
C1ney VALE on oail AMI relppcartd
last night, when he was arrested. His
bond wrr" straw and the hondsmau
il I'm prison.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
BLAuvELT is ERIE AUDITOR.

The appointment OF n p. Blauvelt as
Assistant Auditor of the Eric Railroad
was announced to-day by President I'm
dCrwood. Mr.. Blauvelt's headquarters
will he In his city.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
TmINks FROM ENGLAND.

WASHINGTON. May &.-Mr. Raikes.
Charge of the British Embassy. called
upon Secretary Hay at the State De-
partmcnt to-day and formally expressed
the high sense OF appreciation of the
British government at the unusual
honors done the memoir of the late
Lord Pauncefote in yesterdays funeral
gsrVIRaS
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E>'Dows A HOME.

MusKEGON. Mich, May 29,-Charles
Hacklcy, a Michigan philanIhropist, has
endowed the Muskeggn Humane Union,
F%riendlcss. with $3.50 Nv, The institution
has heretofore heen kept IN by public
donations, and Is controlled 81 prom
luent women of the CITY.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
suHMITTBERGER on RAID.

Police Captain Schmittberger raided
an alleged gambling-house on The
second floor OF No. aS3 Eighth avenue
last night. Detectives inside slgnalled
the captain and his men without, and
when they entered the place they found
twenty-five men.
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nnuGHEnTy HASN'T RESIGNED.

MAYOR Low denied las; might that
Commissioner of Water Supply Dough-
ertv had sent in his resignation be-
cause he could not get enough money
for his department.
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TO INCREASE SMALL COIN.
Bill Passcs louise of Represents
tiyes without n DiyfsiOn.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-The House
of Representatives this afternoon passed
without a division the bill to increase
the subsidiary coinage.
Several amendments and a motion 20
recommit were voted down.
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IN 19O2-IN OFFICE

I may be In errora and may be wrong about 1t, but feel cry strongly that the
moral value Of prosecutions in this class of cases only arises WHERE
THE PROSECUTIONS ARE SPEEDY and the asses are lot allowed to
get cold. . Because punishment in itself, 1t seems 10 me. is always
al evil to the individual when the courts are justified in inficing 1t,
lot with n ida of melting out some sr of punishment or the i'm
morality of he acL but for thu protection of the community, nd the
community receives no particular benefit from severity of punishment
after this lapse Of time William Traves Jerome in Court of General
Sessions to-day
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TELEGRAPH,
GEORGE D,EssAuEn GUILTY.

CHICAGO. May ga jury in Judge
Brentano's Court to-day returned a
verdict OF guilty against George DIES
sauer. He WAS charged with obtaining
$40, 100 from his mother-in-law Mrs,
Harvey. which he spent In traVell.'g.
The Jury found him guilty Of stealing
Il. nn
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CahIe Llns lo ne closed.

Because OF repairs the Montague
street cable line Of the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company viii not be
operation tomorrow. Saturday and
The evening world., 1902-05-29
CHARLES r.. MARTIN DEAD.

PI.ATTsBURG. n. y May @-Chas,
u. Martin. one of the most widely
known mol In Northern New York,
p%er'tonltls. He was nifty three years
" age. He was well known az a hotel
man and was hormerly clerk OF Clinton
County
The evening world., 1902-05-29
wOMAN's CLUB ANNIVERSARY.

The Woman's Club. of Orange, cele-
brated its thirtielh anniversary vita
AT entertainment at the ESSEX County
Country ClIb.
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JUDGE COKE NAMED.
Appointed Judge Ia the newly
Created Federal CIrcuit.

WASHINGTON, May 2-The PreSi-
dent to-day sent to the Senate the nom
nation Of Judge Alfred G, Coke, OF New
York, 10 be Circuit Judge Tor the Second
Judicldl Circuit
The evening world., 1902-05-29
WASHINGTON
INVITATION FROM KAISER.

WASHINGTON, May 29,-Mr. Won
Hollebe1, the German Ambassadors
called at the State Department to-day
bv direction OF his government to in
form Secretary Hay hat Emperor Will
lam expected that Generals Corbin.
Young and Wood would visit Germany
next fall to witness the army maHoeu-
vres az his guests.
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AT RUSSIAN PRINCE.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 29.-The man
who recently made an attempt upon the
life OF Prince Obolensky, the Governor
of Kharkoff, tried to kill the Prince by
shooting. The bullet pierced the sleeve
wounded.
The evening world., 1902-05-29

The body % AN unknown man was
found about midnight at the Maspeth
race track, There were no signs OF ioil
play. Dul II has not been explained how
The man entered the grounds The body
Us that Of a man about my years old.
. feet 10 lnch'r tall, weighing 100 pounds
and well dressed
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JEROME'S OFFER TO WIPE
OUT GAMBLING INDICTMENTS
WHAT JEROME SAID IN
SEEKING OFFICE AND
WHAT HE SAID TODAY.
IN 1eot-SEEKlNC OFFICE.

Public gambling an be broken up in New York City. but 1t will take at
least a year to do it THE THING TO DO rs TO KEEP AT IT.
william Travers Jerome in a World interview, June %, 1901.
"Tne only a to deal with crooks Is by the criminal law II l a m elected
Travers Jerome at Nc, 1855 Grand street, Oct Is, 1901.
Judges are paid enough by the State of New York to try n caset that comes
ny before them, from aduiteratet milk to murder William Travers
jerome. in a World interview, June T. 1901.
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FEAR FOR RUSSIAN TRADE.
FIGHTING AMERICAN OIL.
sAGAsTA MAY RETIRE.

MADRID, May 29.-The possibility OF
the early retirement of Senior Sagasta
from the Premiership is again being dis
cussed. in connection with The differ
enccs regarding the meeting of the
rprtpg
The evening world., 1902-05-29

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Cardinal
Gibbons, of baltimore, WAS II visitor In
| the reserved gallery OF the senate yes
tpTdnV.
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PATIENT EsCAPEs.

John Lewis, thirty-eight years old, an
EnElishman, escaped from 81, JOINS
Home, Long Island city, this morning
He Ia about six feet tail, l76 pounds
light complexion, dark brown hair,
brown eyes M mustache n wore a
gray suit and derby hat, He was SUI
IrrlnR from rrNAIpelnsL
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sCmLEY AS MEMORIAL ORATOR.

WASHINGTON. May 29.-Rear-Ad-
miral schley has left here for Bangor,
Me-, where he Will make an address on
Memorial Day.
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o1pisps rub,is nsiiHinss nil
Passed,

WAeHIEoToN May 9--The House
has agreed 70 the conference report on
ne Mercer Omnibus Public Buildings
lIII me bill Win now 80 TO the Presi-
az: !. ,5 sas its M M 'Yger2Df Cav ", o.
The evening world., 1902-05-29

Judge Coke has been Judge OF the
Northern bStriet OF New YORK Tor
many years His promotion 10 the
bench Of. the Circuit Court was. made
pessibls py the Jaw prcyldlnS ior an
His homs ID IN Utica.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
MKINLEY rOsTAL CAnDs.

WASHINGTON, May 29-rhe Nc
Kiu!ey postal cards viii 20 out about
July l. The original proof showed Il
front view of the late Presidents fafC,
hut the printing was not satisfactory
and the profile view wan substituted.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
NEW ALASKA ArroHNEy.

WASHINGTON. May 2a.-The Presi-
dent has nominated Melvin Grigsby,
OF south Dakota, fOT United states At
tlrncv for Alaska.
~ art orks has been secured
The evening world., 1902-05-29
istrict-Attorney Sug-
gests to General Ses-
sions Court that Men
He Raided Be Let OFF
on Payment OF Fines
twenty-five Gamb-
Iers Accept.

Nearly all of the gamblers ar.
rested in District Attorney Je.
rome's personally conducted raids
last fall, when ne was seeking the
nomination, we're discharged in
the Court Of General Sessions to-
day on the payment of small fines.
The motion to discharge was
made By THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY HIMSELF in a
speech Of lengthy and involved
sentences. He based his conten-
ton that light fines would be ade-
quatc punishment for men indict'
ed for felonies on the assump-
ton that the cases were from one
year to eighteen months old. Yet
the first four cases he called up
were those of gamblers who we're
INDICTED ON MAY 2, 1902.
Wipes Out Indictments.
In all, twenty-nine gamblers were
brought up for sentence before Judge
Newburger. Not all of these accepted
the chance Of pleading guilty and
paying a small fine.
The notorious The" Allen and
about a dozen others, acting on the
advice OF Benjamin Steinhart. OF the
firm of Howe & Hummel. refused to
p.ead guilty because a plea OF guilty
to a felony would have disfranchised
them.
The agreement Of the District-At-
torney to allow twenty-nine men in
dicted for ~felonies to plead guilty and
pay small fines vas the result OF a
conference between him and the at
torneys for the gamblers.
II WIPES THE SLATE OF ALL
GAMBLING INDICTMENTS NOW
PENDING, save those against the
men who refused to take advantage
of the agreement,
In putting his motion to the Court,
the District Attorney said In part:
what erone Said.
I'VE have here to-day n number Of
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CA
WHITE STAR ACTION RATIFIED.

WHITE STAR ACTION RATIFIED.
LONDON, May 2s.-The time limit for
the White star Line shareholders to
intimate their acceptance or otherwise
OF the Morgans' offer in connection with
the shipping combine has expired. The
sha reholderR have practically unani-
mously approved the proposals made.
SQUADRON LEAVES NAPLES.
NAPLES, May 2e.-The United States
battlc-ship Illinois. flagship of Admirai
Crowninshield. and the cruisers hi
cago and Albany sailed from here yes.
terday. Their destination was not an
nounccd.
TWO DIED AT SEA.
QUEENSTOWN. May 29.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bellcw. Of Philadelphia,
died on the American Line steamer
Rhynland, which arrived here yesterday
from Philadelphia.
RED CROSS CONGRESS-.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 2s.-The sew
enth International Red Cross Confer
ence begins to-day. The American
delegates have arrived. Americans at
tending unoficially are Miss Chanler
and DR.. s. VI. Wylie, of Illinois.
syn ~ EAItlbIl
COPENHAGEN, May 29.-Mr Wenner-
strum, a Commissioner of the St. Louis
Exposition. says that a goodly repre-
sentation from Norway and Sweden is
assured. Many Danish firms have
agreed to exhibit, and a large collection
FEAR FOR RUSSIAN TRADE.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 29-Siberian
merchants are loudly complaining that
Maachuria and adjacent ports of 81
IBERIA are flooded with American, Ger
man. Japanese and other foreign goods.
and that Russian trade is disappearing.
Energetic measures are demanded.
FIGHTING AMERICAN OIL.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 29.-About
300 900 pools d2,O 0 900 pounds) of Rus
sian petroleum have been shipped to
Christiania, Norway. where American
oil has heretofore m~onopolized the mar
ket.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
CUT THROAT ~ RESTAURANT.

~Despondent, out OF work. Hyman
Schrelner. OF No. 10 Ridge street, cut
his throat last night n a restaurant at
No. "a Sheriff street.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
NEW SHIP rs OPEN.

The new Anchor lire steamship Co
luinbia. Capt. Baxter, Will be open 70
the inspection Of ne public at the foo
OF West Twenty-fourth street from l t.
: i. NJ. to-day.
The evening world., 1902-05-29
WILLIAM CLARK ILL.

William Clark. President of the Clark
Thread Company. and formerly a clt!-
zen of Newark. n. j., is seriously III in
Scotland. j. william Clark. his son,
who is Treasurer o: the company, is 10
sail to-day to visit his father.