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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07


had opportunely taken this. witness IL
hand, secured from him an admission
| which goes long way toward conhrrass :
ing the states contention that the head
of the police department was 'in ca
hoots'' and cheek by jowl with that close
corporation, the *.btg n1itt" gang. -
It seems that there was a list of big
mitters'' at police headquarters after all
Norbeck had testified that he. brought
such a list to the >central< Office; but It
was easy for the defense to deny the tes-.'
timony Of discredited, dtsgraced "go--
between" Now comes Detective Written
| sohn with the positive statement that
such a document actually existed at head
quarters. There could be no mistake
about it. Wirtensohn saw it.. Captain
Charles R. Hill had shown it to him; and
| it contained the names Of at least six
we'll remembered "big mitters.''- ~
Both sides rested this afternoon and the
case went to the jury. = 10. -, -, =
Jurors Plainly Interested. -.
The jury was profoundly impressed By.
| what Wirtensohn had to say. The
twelve men grasped their chair arms and
leaned forward so as. not to miss a
word that fell from his lips : It would
have been different had he been an enemy
Of the administration, Instead. confrma-
I tion of that which the defonse has striv-
en- steadily to disprove came unwillingly
from the lips of one who was very close
| to the administration. Detective Written
sohn was one of the select inner circle
which constantly surrounded Chief Ames
and had the reputation Of being as-olose
or closer to him than any other member
| of his staff. If it was pleasure trip, 8
Summing expedition or matinee at tbs
Dewey, Wirtensohn was always ttthere by
| his side >, --...,. -, -
Wirtensohn was not a, willing witness
| He very reluctantly furnished as DAM
aging link Of testimony as has yet been
| introduced against the chief. Sitting un-
! easily gin the witness chair, looking into
the wide e-staring eyes of the, defendant,
! the truth was literally forced from him.
He either has conscientious scrupies
against telling anything but the: truth ct
such a time. or else. in an: unguarded
moment he put himself on record about
the list, in which event there was moth
ing to do but 'tout with IT." Othedwise
he might possibly have preferred to keep
his own counsel.
While 1t has no particular bearing on
! the case, it cannot but be admitted that
4 Wirtensohn's corroboration Of Norbeck's
testimony about the list was most for
| tunate circumstance for the prosecution,
as the state was about to close It's case
The iury's memory will hardly have to be
refreshed in that regard.
Defense Dropped Him.
Wirtensohn did not say that the list was
to be used for purposes Of Identification
i to protect Edwards & Co. He wasn't
asked why Captain Hill had been particu-
lar to show him this list, but the infere
ence is obvious Norbeck has already
offered the explanation. There was some
disposition to crtticise the state for net
having drawn the witness out further on
this point. but Mr.. Smith doubtless has
] an object in dropping the witness at the
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07

All roads lead this week. not Rome in the oden days but to Mn
of the National Educational Association
s ngh and From the htgh schools and
schools colleges the brightest minds of the profession
education The catholic character the by the
all intellectual life Digntar
political Identified all branches
and the various branches.
PERSONS NATIONAL NOTE
Murray president unversty
president University Indiana; Jacob Gould schunan
special delegate convention;
Michael Ernest inquiries reports
cation William Bayard Craig chancellor Of Drake university of D Mones
Among prominent
agriculture
president
Without question the convention the largest that has held
Minneapolis years visitors
sd ri s and THIS total will be s"eed to 5000
roAF Aneaga h ts @ f nsy have % % 5 h ] % 5 nassa @ p % o
EARLY REGISTRATION HEAVY !
The bureau registration the courthouse has been too
Sc% more 9Pz
Shepard a
na
5 G 5 friends
reception promptly
5 ss DenE he Eae % o e fe pp and and p
Of the guides and omit had made an 1Efsd @
midst Of glorious midsummer
day that add died. n fsrTs2 @ % that Of e they were quite
he west they 4be abb and espeGtaat frame of Mind This
@ % @ p 5 % @ for and y EVEN % gef | tell h @ d1 psa by r nyh ]
@ ss but % @ nss s ns % Up : The @ visit 4
but smiling mmb Of the committees who were ali
everything ofscty according schedule
WARMLY
the kind Of for @ the ter andsr I from
silence general
srsf @ @ h ss @ for who SRsT d ] nf as Tn R EaGa n n R n
himself by szaiag with anthziasT ss M. m n
thing before
sore in
People did sorting thsvs particularly ] today
tfndy meetings aectdenta
nor hey had e
wereu having good -.
] % the aehsrs corps 1 o was
parties notably
ginning zters
sn:s, @ n 5ss s'eSs ' sS
4Rs
h sn Esg aS RS s ] @ nnd % PIX Ink @ ] @ n had
m cheat wild dg tiger lilies ae and 5 % @ w hTsF1 M Mn Tw % @ bow"
uzaa9 for they were in exquisite luis
badgd with the beautiful
registry
Next drawing the west the oa the Indian
@ R ehsts ns
ep s1s have e M n jennie na cut s the adi5 school
added to the e1s hfongs BY r the Ts5f boys
club interesting sc
ths s @ n S b a ae sss
being rompy supplied they scattered
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07

point OF interest in the city and Many will
tomorrow afternoon in sightseeing.
CONVENTION :.
Plymouth
that will
Year" .~c: .<..@
Chu 10
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07
FIRST DAY OF Ne. A.
BRINGS THOUSANDS, "
MORE ARE COMING

Educators From the Four Corners of the Land Make Min
neapolis Their Mecca-Some Are Eminent and ALL Are
Enthusiastically Times for Local Committee Mem
bers in Caring for the Vistors-The National Council
Holds an Interesting Discussion Taxation-Frst
Session Of the Department of Indian Educaton
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07

Continued ON Tenth Page.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07
STATUS OF THE AMES CAS-

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INSPECTOR CHRISTOPHER
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Gadnera a >.,-Sr-
=
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by & he neyt
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town.. -
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wass t hin ~ &SZ
when mo
had hin -.
under a
his gambNn
the paratust to
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The eense.
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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07

THE IMPORTANT POINT ~ -
In
thanoicam amaden atemptt to y - -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-07

WIR1ENS0HN CAPS
CASE AGAINST AMES.::
JURY RETIRES TODAY

Detective Wirtensohn, the Fdus Achaes of the Chief,
Gives Him the Lie in His Testimony y-Ths the Final,
Stunning Blow Delivered by the State-The Detective
Says Edwards Was in the Chiefs Office, Also Says
the Big Mitt List Was There-Mayor Ames Testifes,
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11
2ea Wlerte til neOentaaenOc betnOelis nsOiatte Yriier:

No. A. Stuner sl'No
@o s. Stufr $500
&c. IA - Drop Head. s 5uHsr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Go. IS - Drop Head 7 SnHer ... ................ 2LO0
go. "a go Drop Head. 3 5inHsr. Swell Front ...... 1850
SO % - Drop Head. ! GuT1. Swell, Front ....... 2lo
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11

"Suspsnmsn", iOn Tncss afbHot br, er en- mOosrne, bSarmst Deahrs
eer rpgei lsnenhe WpNel fom New Home SpmaRincr. mo Iuesneve al
ole osnnes spbe os ubeuttsfe al due bns oaarhsc Ggeufater. Ter { III
Rafurs soe GseuFaber fsnt mango upe GOrbsorR9er, iom usouenotgOts ma
siTs ten til en- Roire al iSf SIase.
Gn al BE- fgfe 6orbsIa iom e tWet ehr New Home RaIhrsni Ct
ben, at ben ster ct Positive Feed. nst Der te bebspes rcSer 6irr esr
Spring for at iaa NOftHen til at Ortetce. On anoen ben8 Jorbeorm8 ION
mart oil bHpe paaR Snuet al GHbuer, iom benptrr IRaHneu. Ell a feed, Der II
aakbeS tuRfrusrt at ben Tan b9Oes Os irntss Uo N Fmpel 9noranns, ubH
at fumme Ssrsrde mn the feed dog. Ten anme Raaos at rsulss Osnns
Sass WaNhne pan, pb Srlp al Strsr iVm ufholot the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar aio meoist Granddaughter ti ceriom bet life bo fOraa8t NIB
Rsastsbec, rube the feed dog sukn rumre 5r' sar Sasfteu al RaaIe'
plabsu sQr caioa ptoe the feed bMOe Hui4uu.
Ra1hmu arhioe ts % nrftn lpolst %aaIsburrsu sr rurb, men &esD
lnor 9Gt adjustable bearings pa,tt mb Gilt boutrt 9tNr mere eb a'
miubehe GHobarbeo, % buouso Raalebarrm blosr rtdRo III l9ngee lib at
arbeoe uen Die nbsu at Nbss. gmar Stpisn suar icrti Raaten Os glenrem
Qstsn, sr Cpsrtraabsn Hap buuht eSr ut ben aIor9 Fan brrttes @afnsn
rrber Rs fu boabe sue % r6u 1raab, OS arbsioer amomotit usn SeRpn
til let eRr ipHrt arbebe.
"Suspeuneu" bru9er cObbct Traao O8 laoer lock stitch. Ten srs
Troao fswS le ira SpHn, uben at trroes 9pnnem ct euer Here Suuer. tr
bn uaar Naalpc. Stptsr trrOsr fig NNO; ben fan napss Rms os r let
at iorNoa. RaalW er selfsettng. og fan atia0 life 'rtss feta8ns.
@sb burt Citing trrirS bese Traote iat iammen % lutsS Dtoten az
7srt, % 5tunseue sisrs Serso htosnOt iat o9 %iuIbf1uo8 ems pa hsse
Cher al 9cwt @uineu er fOripnet nsb ISf 9aanobiul, boOroeO man usS
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11
GitcrlDsning.

Wr. Z. 3. Solution bebc I Gloquct.
nrr IuIutb. RuH., al. : SorOag N{or
gen Den 3Otc RnrtS. Z. :. Sobn,ou
tom ira Irlnnmouo. Ytim. hppr han
bopoc nrbeioct / j. Sopo YuTlbcr Camp.
Ia ban ON AprIocH life igltc bra, toa
ban / RsrIct / SuiCt, bpor ban booze,
"Hcouitt" litcoetfor eminent" mco
Den 1tiGbueiO0ngrc SsIac, at han Npns
ON Hatten. Vat bIep BIort ior at reooe
bdnt, men Inlet hialp. Ter bar orrct
tcIcgroicret % itrcuct bio % oto rOr at
fiubc hans ,SoIt, men cnom cr tltacn
fumocn. VI Srep ira lluocrtcgucoe
fonotc5 pad bdm, og oerior bar Stghcs
iorgcrcu og or. Y. 8. Ratblou 'trcoct
% tciegrdteret I'll mig IOr az rnoc no.
boor ser fan UGre noBcn al bans son.
60 &c, iom fan, faar gluc Den CplH5uuug
~iuarcit mulIgt til De wnocrtcgreoc yer
Toner.
&. .. SoGniou par lnSIct, 50 Var
9dmmcI, 6 ToS og 8 CONNER bet. %
pcicee 100 Yuub. Z. :. Iobuiou Iigger
pun &iqitraa til ben Toe Npril.
Cplhsuiuecr ON hans SlGQt icune5
tro iuarcit muIlat. On zsitcr al VI
ococ ilul bo ctitcns / 8rscouiiu. gtr.
9. :. SpbnIuu bar pou @cicn BIB nj
Gatapbn for al tl6be fig ct 0lem.
5hloc uoacn ticuSc til aiosoc 9obns
ions Solf / BETTE Gauo eucr Norge. iua
icuo iuo ltnocrrrtuing Ocrcm itruts I'll:
Nr. Hlbcrt $. Rdthion, go. 90 W. gu
perior Srr. Sulltb. Riuu.. sIIsr III:
REP. =, ". Rinnc, Dor 90. Gatatpba.
Tricc 60, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11
Oanif ~arfpeloetif
Grpeoition.

Baa GarISbergionOetS gefoitning
uoruiteS M en- pioenifabeIig Oanif
Expedition, beitaaeuoe al DC flenote
bp9tige SioeuifabSm9nO Or. phil. 6.
9linfenberg % Or. phil St. &tub,
SertiI i%lllttcr Jig arftteft Sod og
Brelnierleitnant 9. 5. &. 9agger.
Grpeoitioneu bar ifslge Sort
2nlo" til Dtool at foreto9e llograo'
ringer poa &boooS, % auerebe ON
ire Tiger nfreiier Slinfenberg og
ainh Tor at ioretaae &c mangearteOe
i]Sorarbei0cr, ocls / &onltantInopcl,
oelS poa icIpc Gen. I'll SOFTEN ilut.
ter Sc to andre Scrrcr Jig til.
Zen onnIfc Expedition uil bIioe ct
SEQ / DC itore ll0~9roonlngcr, Der / Sc
icncrc anr bar flnrOct Steo runot on
/ Siaeoiien og pna IrfipcIet5 Yer,
% .bpori baaoe England, 6ranfriJt,
Sniflano % Amcrita beltn9cr.
0iSie Ntngtcr bar line egne SnItt'
inter 90 &ontiteer / 2ltben % Scott
ItontinopeI % 0crior en- let 6erItc'
baanosabqong til orfGologilfe ArbeI'
Ser. Snamcget mere 1Uaa Oct PURGE
res, at oct er lpffebe5 Tanmart at ioa
en- aoncesiion troo8 Wan9elen paa
en- uioenifabelig Experimentation.
s &c mango orfGOlo8iifc ltnOer'g.
aclier al 2onoene omtring segPer'
bouet. Der itrGffcr Jig ira Sflte.
ntonnS i Sroia og WpfenR til 8ie'
qanoS / WtiIet, mongIcr netop Rio.
Dos =. 90 ber peutc5 Der giemt big
tigc 9iorag iii ben arfGiife Teriooe,
til 0cn Sio, boor oen grGitc &ultur
ipireOc frem.
Rbooo8, ocn 1860 ao.. aiIometer
itore g'meQem areta og 2tQeaiiens
SpooeitipioS, bar ira De plbite Sioer
peret Ell grrnopunft, hbor orientalif
% ueiterlonoif a1lltitr meoteS.
y
4Qereoe GenS llrbeboere, bpls
Stumme life tienGes, bar cftcrlaot
iig Spor; ienere fom Isniferne og
enbeEig 9orerne, hos bpem altItlIren
itoO bot / 6lor. Ceres tire gDer:
2inops, SaIpioS og aameiroS, par en-
SibIar1 heileniife Msniterteher boa'
DC / Senieenoc til 2(rfitcftur, Stunt
% SiSenifab.
% netop 2inbos er Dem Oauife Or.
petitions Maal. Zen erttercr MI
ion en- baIo grpif, boIu thrift Sman.
bp paa Hbooos' Spositfpit, Der er
rig poa Ruincr og 8uinbauge.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11

nalaeet fam be iantmcnilnffcse MnaTne
for bet belle gitInnn tnIoeS. baroe nnlIg
fonet iifano 1t fort Stnpnc paa Trets
ten. 2srtas bar bet Somtalemsoe for
Dc ubicnoie theIeeereoe). Senpag be-
gpilote StGpnet men en- Er1nifen I
Sretten &irte at Statsroab' 9srreIien.
eftcrpan Seit paa Solbeims Sal uteo
gaIcr al 6ormanben .. ardabeI, Statos
rndp 8crcIicn, Observation-Disclosures
30 oa q. Rannt fra goieers mco Here.
Seq fan life nGrmere saa IND paa De
emner, Der par pebannIet. men hun
nrnne. at Soften bapee n,eset eoet at
bnbe paa for RaaImGnS % andre. en-
irrlie Stemnine lasoes oper Oct belle
Stenne berpeo, at Iaalmpuoencs 9tas
tcrfonee, arre @arbore. tiIiteoe. s
Rooirtnina til Sisrtion er @arbors
life noeen SoIietnler. 90 heller tile 'om
bin nogcn fremitaaenoe Stittelie i en-
Soriamling. Sor benz, Der bar lGit
"SaustusIa" 90 IS, SeIbeim" piI Dog
8arbora barre en- Iieeiaa tnteresidut
SerionIieheb at ie iom Siernion. @ars
borg opboloer itg ibinter pda 5oIoeu /
6soitmsbnseer, iaa 8auSoelcrue Tan for
Chen irisre zig meb, at Sp9beu hulcr
to at Sibens itsrite Sigterc: arne 8ars
borg os 81. gisrnion. Oct har Iruge
ipseet Rn9ter ON. at neutrality-suspicious.
/ aiprafampen ifillbe eieuoptases. yRcs
beus ieg itripcr bette Srep, e%rfarer ie8,
at ct NftieieIfab. Der talhcr ite "8ipras
tarnpeu." ri enoeIte or bdruet. % at
ma M bill gicre IIpor at al Ieoe cfter
Selo / Stss arlts sanIc StiGrp.
Scttc ntiuber mig ON en-
spsseIiebituris,
iom | oennc Somner tilorog itg pda Ycs
ounsiHtereu, oe bore bet mig tiuaot !
aortbeS at ieruerc ben | Stu eufle 9r9ss
ieliebeb. Ratlrlignts ~be9puote bet meb
Stentaitniug; til aipeisIing fom oglaa
8rep, Spaber, Siiner olb. iuieloc.
Seppel blep itrset / Smsret, BubeienS
Sfo fanbteS igieu i Yrtms@ rppenl als
miubeIig Sorurrriu9 % SoIteinat baabe
I SieIbet % Sp9ocn; ia ieIb 8iG'terre
paa Sdratoriet bIeo iutereSieret, iaa
Here af Dem palfartcbc I'll S"tuepIaolen
for Be Undergraduates Sperationcr. 90
unSerIig NOT: icIn | RrrnGr al "flltipes
reoe" 6oIt tunpe life SaugefoIfet op it9,
men brep uopbsrlig ueo Itn StcutaIt'
Ming. Ser bleo giort InoerlsgclIer al
baaoe Den enc % Den andre, men bet bar
% hlep lisc 9adbefuIot. Se melt oantro
maatte 10 obcrbeuiies, naar De lclp
fit Spn for Sa9n; % mango al De ta'tes
DC Stcnc blep mcotneet fra GebumiGtcs
rem iom Ell Marttet. Silfauoen bleo
inart uubboIbeIio for Suoeteu, iom TIL
Hut maatte ppernatte pan Naboi9tereu.
Sen title ur9bbe lluberbuoeie maattc
reiie biem, oa iaa tiger Sa8aer. at t.
iomtibig ft Spsserict ell Gnbe.
% bermeb maa o8iaa nit SrcD babe
Ell @noe. On Sot til "Soiten" for Ndret,
iom sif! grin 9ilicn til tienbte o8
ufietote.
Crit RIcpe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11
Gnlpris Grfurfipueu.

,Sea Ier. at Salhrias grfuriiOHcu or
beitemt, % at Sbomas &aiorO aIlersoe
bar iitrct Iig Stib. Tom itnI ofgdu ira
Sem 9ort Den Ste Srnt Og barre / Gbrts
itiunia ruuSt Den 16pe Suni. Sn, bette
uil bIipc Ell opcrmanbe bpggeIia og fors
nsiclig Eur. tiGr ior Nem. TOM efter
Iana SraprreIle M utI 9ieuis ut Barn
Somsbicm OF SpScbpsc / Norge. Der,
bucr DC isrit iaa Gageus Hps. boor Dc
Iegtc ION Sarn, cucr forloe bet / i'm
lluaoom eacr NanShom. SiaeIeoes tan
Dc fnd Den @lRhe AZ fna gienic Der en-
Gel al iinc @cuuer oa SlGgtninge. bUtl.
tct aIriammcu pil bIipe Den iterite @lGnC
OF Scrnsielie, nan fan BABE / Srrbcu.
DC. ium bdr tRnit at gieuie Ut Sarns
boulshism / 3orges Snnn, pil III faa Ell
iGroclc5 600 9n!eoniHg. 8. 3.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11

Sjelp al en- Iomnrrme fan NonoN Dlaltnertt msoerS Spotu fpnes. Den
bar bDt &rm. iUm Qssntnsen bier billie 9oer go 8laos for Trsts 9aanote'
ring uon OF qoe ben ct fumet uoReu0e. Zen bar OerrRh en- Gutomatf Spole
gmter (bobbin winderl Der er iun Tfer Os puuHOeHS i'm 8rtrn at en-
baarrg umoet SpUe ol uRre en- umulsbeo.
"6usoenneu" Ter gobt no % 0 elegant ia0uel mo QerIpn I'll Ir2arheoe
iom til MOitnoss. MaNtnsns Joptptt CT net let baaHohrIgt os Senooels
al enhO r trnot 5OrbeOriu9 pan bette GmraoOe. Get anperhe ire er AZ beofs
gennHcubeo % imut. iorartetre. Qntcuugu % ubimptur9en er frrne Rnuss.
spnsBIuht % ale cr bMute 9e al RaiTusH er imHt pohrst Os Ride plats'
ret, bporueo be iour ct net % imaQiutot uhisroe. Tesuoen bruses Ball Bear
ing til sptnq6iuet % paa b@9e Stoer al 5OOhphet Os Reiutatet er at Haar
man tor Belief al gRainen % letter Spghiuet tsaus oil bette lsbe runnt mere
emo tue GuuQe mdsns BET pda andre Nanhuer bar tuugt NOT mo at ga tire
@anae 8oroet er lauet al eItsrrt Era, ianmenot al Ino 'OrTIsuI9e gag
bUorueO man bar opnunet fsrr Stprtc Og fOrbtnOret at 3r@t tan Na rs.
Raihmns Jobhptt r forDue meo plated castors. 6Groeot stadtappe
bOloer Qrobiuet % the treadle plate. bUtts 8pE a geatrtn arbetOr me-
oct lcrerc emo elus er Iiiplbet. Den bar aQereueNe o. bohr Attachments
for ulmmosis og (fancv) srm. On uOisI8 5uirutucnsbOg trgh bet norFs
eMr snnelne Sprpn mehplaer hpsr NanMs
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-11
0sosuitnaer

Rebsuiuasnoe e gtusbe al go "a Drop Head, Swell Front, Der tosr
go so. Neo Swell Front mtnes, at StUfkrrc % IrTOGEht sr NrHst al
runoet o. tor fig ualmnoeIg got no.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-18

ADS Foru or spain Trinidad. CORE
spondent, denies the report that they
have Joined common cause with Cas-.
tro against tho allies.
On the contrary, according to re.
ports received, the government troops.
under General Velutini. have been
twice defeated by the revolutionists,
first at Guayira and second at lei Chi
co, where they were completely routed
and fed in disorder,
Moreover. it is reported from Alta
Gracia that General Rolando. at the
head of 6,000 revoluuonists. is march
ing on Caracas with the object of cap
turing the city and overthrowing Cas-
tro.
The rebels in Trinidad believe that
if Rolando's movement proves success
full he will elect new president, who
will treat with England and Germany
and thus quickly end the difficulty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-18
POISON IN THE STREAMS.
Chemically Sprayed Hyacinths Death
to Florida Cattle.

to Florida Cattle.
Palatka, Fla, Dec 17.-Considerable
excitement prevails among stockmen
on Rice creek, who, within the last
day or two, have found some rs or 80
head of cattle dead from eating hya-
cinths that have been sprayed with a
view to their destruction by the gov
ernment boat lie Reve.
1t is reported that IL head of cat
tie were found dead Saturday and Is
Sunday by people who went out to in
vestigate.
John w Glisson, who has lost sew
eral milch COWS from poisoned hya-
cinths, telegraphed to Governor Jen-
nings asking that steps be taken to
stop the further operations Of the lie
Reve, and came to Palatka to lay the
matter before the government officer
in charge of the work.
Mr.. Glisson says he has received in
formation that stock is dying on Black
creek in the same manner, the hya-
cinth poisoning process having been
in progress there a short time ago.
He says that the symptoms indicate
arsenic poison, and it is supposed that
this is one Of the principal ingredients
of the fluid being used
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1902-12-18
HAY CABLES TOWER.
Germany Asked to Define What Is
Meant by Peaceful Blockade.


Meant by Peaceful Blockade.
New York, Dec. 17.-Secretary Hay
has cabled to Ambassador Tower at
Berlin, says The Worlds correspon-
dent at Washington, TO ask the Ger
man government to define for this
country exactly what is meant by a
peaceful blockade"
The dispatch was couched in the
suavest of diplomatic language. but 1t
was insistent that German should re.
ply.
This inquiry was decided upon at
the cabinet meeting where It was dis
cussed fully.
Although 1t has not yet been put
into public expression, this govern.
ment contends that there is no such
thing as a peaceful blockade
If state Of war does not exist.
this government contends at the prom.
er time that United States ships must
be allowed to pass.
The test will come when the Red
y line steamw Caracas arrives at La
Guayra, probably next Saturday. If
that ship goes through, as It IL expect.
ed # will, other ships from other ma.
tions vii also demand to go through.
and the peaceful blockade" win be.
come a farce.
II Germany insists On its right 10
blockade peaceably and refuse to let
American ships through. then Admir-.
al Deway's feet viii be sent to Ven.
ezuela TO convey the American ships
through the German and English lines
Admiral Dewey has been told to
keep his fleet together. The reason
this government makes this demand
Of Germany is because # has m writ.
ing in black ard white. The fullest
settlement Of Germany's Intentions in
Nene4uala Il has no such statement
from England The displomafs Of
that country were shrewd enough 10
make only verbal statement OF IN.
tent
The administration is awaiting Ger.
many's answer with some anxiety. The
situation Is now more critical than
Il has been since the trouble began
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FALcoNro TO VISIT SAVANNAH.
Catholics viii Be Honored by Apostol.
ie DeIenate.

&c Delegate.
Savannah, Ga, Dec. 17.-The Cath.
olics OF Savannah are to be especially
honored during the Christmas holi.
days by an official visit from the
American representative Of Pope Leo
XII.
Most Rev. Dlomede Falconio, apos-
tolic delegate to the United States.
accompanied by the secretary to the
papal delegation at Washington, Rev.
f. q. Rocker, will reach Savannah the
morning of Dec. "a on an official Wis.
1t and will remain here until the Sat
urday after Christmas.
He will celebrate mass at the Cathe.
dral Of st. John the Baptist the morn
ing Of Dec 25. There will be solemn
pontifical mass at the Cathedral of
st. John the Baptist on that morning
at $50 O'Clock, and 1t is at this mass
that the apostolic delegate will be the
celebrant.
Archbishop Falconio comes TO Sa.
vannah upon the invitation of Bishop
Kelley. A series Of entertainments
will be arranged for the pleasure Of
the archbishop. The morning of Dec.
rs an informal reception will be ten
dered the visitors at the bishops resi-.
dence There viii be an oyster roast
at Tybee in the afternoon. and at
night the Knights Of Columbus will
entertain the visitor.
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port coIIector So precedent.

San Francisco. Dec. IT, Collector
OF Port Stratton has stated that under
Instructions received from Commits
sioner Of immigration Sargent, be will
refuse to permit the transfer Of the
Chinese crew now aboard the steamer
Arab to the Danish steamer Stanley
Bollar Mr.. Stratton also will deny
all applications for such transfer. In.
cludng that expected soon from China
to form the crew Of the new steamer
Siberia. II will be a precedent. and
all the parties interested have been
notified Of the position the collector
has taken
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FooDsTUFFs CARRY PLAGUE.
Imports From Japan and China Re.
sponsbIe For Disease In Honolulu.

Imports From Japan and China Re.
sponsibIe For Disease In Honolulu.
Chicago, Dec 17.--Advices just re.
ceiyed from Honolulu show that In.
vegtigation proves that foodstuna
shipped to Honolulu from Japan and
China via San Francisco are respon.
sible for the cases Of plague recently
appearing there, says special to The
Chronicle from San Francisco.
A number of japanese on nearby
plantations were taken with the plague
and died in hospital In Honolulu.
An examination Of their effects was
made, but no trace Of the germ was
discovered until thorough tests had
been made Of some of the Japanese
groceries found In the house. These
foods under the microscope showed a
trace Of the plague germs. and fur.
ther examinations made Of oriental
stuffs showed that the diagnosis was
correct. 1t was learned also that the
foodstufls had been imported at San
Francisco and reshipped to Honolulu