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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
FOR BADGER FIGHTING.
Chief Ellis Causes d Stampede Among
the Ohio Excursionists.

CLts4 Et.z N-,z.z = c4....-I. 49,.
Cn'e' Gils CSuses d ol'.nnpeue among
the ONO E%curslonsts'
One Of the biggest prncticnl Jokes Of the
sos,o,, ,,,. ,,o,,.tr,to1 ~, 49,, e,,,4,,,,, -,
800" ""o ~ Wv ~" gay
clncs Nofihefh ana Eastern eAcurslohlsls
upon their arrival from Galveston at the
C,.snl coptr,t 1o,o. Law two Of uoueto,.s
w 'H" N'"'t"t uepU' ny w" "a i''"s'vn
olggest prNcucaI Johefs-Chlel OF romeo
George Ellis and Traffic Manager 5, +. r.
Morse NJ tho Southern Pucifr The oXcur-
$500, .., A. 49,. ,oi,,,,,,s
Sloh' rs afeaiE stlteu ~ lheSc Uiu sa,,,
Was ihIEe ohe uii4 V"psi9,Su VI my ~ ~,
lSAas ans Il sentFuI LOU tiil' .,,.ton
Nhen me Tram pulicu lniu tIe s1 W.
we cHIel WIS un uI"u ~ ui t,i ~, t ~
II s,uPpcu ~ ntuttu 49,, - ny i,,,'t oYd
NEST prominent members vi t9e pblti. 9 iis,
Walhing up TO popular lne NUT o. " yus,
then engaged with other members, ~
pleasant pnstlMe WIZ thv pt.uie IN ' *,
u heANy manu- u9 MS suuu'u't WIN tHN
starting lhiolhauuu' 49,
nv man. ! want YOU .,.,,.. ,,t..,
Inc payer M1o eluuus eAtS pll"n1ltis -. u,s.
IN his nome town, put up neISr ~ etiuS
Gle with his captor, hut was finally over
powered by the hrawny chlel ana uhiVeIsi
moniOusly dragged on ths lthlh lol,uNEu
by his agohizcd ana nst2nsneq ltlr loSs
and surrounded Chief Ellis ana MS SUI
struggling c"pliye NH M"HI't hos, 20 ,rresiel the
charges against him, etc
As soon as the incipleni riot bad peth
momentarily quoted pN a malenlit VIZ
Il the chlefs free arm ne lonh AdN3utNEe
Of the occasion 10 explain TO tnu ,,,,,
whose sentiments had heeh 50 IuueF ~ ~,
RACED thai his prisoner was IN limnn npon
the charge OF pulling the badger ~ 9Vtee
fight the eNcurslpuists hau NliuhN9t,i iNNt
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opinion In LibeI case.

Austin reNns, October 10. The court or
civil appeals today reversed aud romauded
the libel ease Of George H. Walker, mana
ger Of the local opera house. against the
san Antonio Light Publishing company.
Iho Light reproduced an article which
was published ln the New York Telegraph.
To the enect that walker had been cancd
10y New York bctrcss ON broadway The
story IN reality was n fabrication, aud WAS
printed the hrst timC ns a Joke.
Walker sncd the Light or S1noO dam
ages, aud lost Ia the lower CONT un ne.
count of tho sustaining OF general de-
murrer The suit WIS nled under Tie net OF
the twenty seventh legislature defining
evil libel. The opinion ~ the court quotes
Tue new law entirely, ana says In part thar
IL was the manifest purpose uf the legsin-
ture TO cover the cutirc subject ui libel ns
applied 10 ciyll suits, regardless Of whnt
may have been the rules of the common
law aud decisions Of the courts uu the sub.
Ject. While the statute Is broudcr aud ma
cludes other matters within the dchuliion
Of libel, II IN cfiect declares thar nuy pub.
llcntion trndlng 10 lnlurc tue reputation OF
one who Is alive and thereby CNpOso him
10 public hatred, contempt or ridlrue or
fnanclnl injury Is libel OF course tho
truth NJ The publication would be q valid
defense. According to tho new llbpl Inv
u Is not necessary for The petition TO dis.
close special damage ''If 81 dlsrlases n
publication touding To iuiure the reputation
OF the plaintiff, by exposing him to- public
hatred, contempt or ridiculc or financial
injury, then Il states q libel under tho SOC
ond clause OF the FIRST section OF the
statute.
when the tendency on the publication
is 10 iniurc reputation by exposure to pub
lie hatred contempt or tldlruc It is not
necessary that hnnncinl Injury shall he
shown ~ order to render the publication
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clY BREvlTlEs.

The Mattress Workers union will give
grand hall this evening al Bryan han.
The Brays Bayou Gun club will give a
ball at their park next Sunday October ~.
inc Forty Hours" devotion Al the sacred
Heart church will close tonight AZ $ o'clock
With procession and solemn bencdiction.
yirglulus lodge No O., knights Of r.
tbias VIII give an entertainment this even
ing at the Pythian castle In the Fifth
ward.
The workers Circle Of shearn Method.
Isl church will meet AT the residence OF
Mrs j. NJ. Cotton this afternoon ut 4
o'clock.
Services will he held at Temple Beth
Israel this morning at 10 o'clock, The sub
icct NJ address Will be "Rnclulism anu
Catholiclty.'
The Ladies' Aid society o. the First Ger
man Lutheran church will hold its regular
monthly coffee social az 4 o'clock this after
noon Ia Saengerbund hall.
There are undcllrered kilograms az the
office Of the Western Union Telegraph coln-
phnv for oscar swift mule buyer, Miss
tinndic Dcvers, W. H. Close. George J,
AirCarfv, John o. Baldock and A. Ban
Gentry show1.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
New Charters Filed

Austin Texas, October 50 Charters n
the following CORPORATIONS we're nlcd today
in the secretary Of states department
Tho Refuglo Mining company OF san An
tonic; capitai stock 5000 Purpose, 70
carry IN general mining business IN the
Republic ~ MEXICO The incorpontors arc
otto Koehler. otto Wahrmund and Henry
Wahrmund ana Amador Condemns.
Tyler Confectionery company of Tyler
capitai stock SljU. The ncorporat0rs arc
J r. MARITIME. 6 o. GrEgs aud u. l..
Douough.
The Beth ~ congregation Of Fort Worth
no capital stock Tile iucOruoratOrg are
f0mmer Brown Joe MaVcr /. larb, Mar,
che Alexander aud others.
Eorcne Petroleum Cumpanv II Beaumont
capitol stock s25tpN The purpose Is 10
produce petroleum gas. etc The incorpora-
tore are IL. \. Sc0lee. janice w. Sloan
and Fred w Freeman.
Base optical mud Mercantile company of
Beaumont, capital stock $500. The incor.
porators are Mlrk Wicss. w. o. Blase aud
H. A. Laucv
Ray City Hardware company Of Bay city;
capital stock $4,000 The incorporators
are ~ A. Stone. h. NJ. Leake and o..
NJ stone.
The Thomson Grocery company OF
Br0wBwOod hled an ame<4nent 70 It's char.
ter todni 10 the secretary " states de
psTtineTit Increasing ito capital stock from
$4,000 20 $4,000
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Eourth Court d ApneaIs.

San Antonio. Texas, October Is The FOL
lowing proceedings were had in the Fourth
civil court ~ appeals today:
Gases affirmed; Rhoda Harris vs. Chris
KEEL from Bexar; international aud Great
Northern Raiir0ad Company VS.. Thomas
GRitanes from BcNar; Galveston Harris
burg and san Antonio Railway Company
w. j. " Holyheld from Gonzales; Gal.
weston. Harrisburg and san Antonio Roll
way Company S. Paul Ginter Of al from
~ pAso Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
way Company ~ Texas vs. W. II cart
we'll from Gonzales,
Cases reformed and rendered New York
Life Insurance Company We Annie r. Eng
Nah from pimmti
Motions overruled Nictorinno Zepeda vs..
Jacob Hoffman,. from BeXnF, by appellee
10 affirm on certificate
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lrraation h WIehIta county.

Austin. Texas October 10 Hon Rich.
ard scurrY OF Wichita Falls was here yes
terday on business with the governor, aud
IA conversation with The Post correspond.
cnt stated that the IRRIGATION Idea would
be cnrried out on large scale IN his part
Of tho state next spring and summer
He ssld that where 90 acres We're irri-
gated this year 400 would be nut under
Irritation IN the Hprinc The experiment
which was tried this wear on the 40a acres
was successful heNond all expectations.
as the people % Wichita Falit had the
beat Of vegetables during the dTouth, Rnd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

Chicago man has observed Tint Good
do eds arc better than real estate deeds
some Of tho latter are worthless Act kind
liz and gently. show sympathy and lend a
helping hand You can not possibly iost
nv II Most men appreciate n Kind word
and encouragement more Than substantial
holm There arf persons IN this community
VINO might truthfnlly say My good friend,
gongb Remedy VIII rid YOU ~ your cold.
ot,G there Is no danger whatever from pneu-
t,innin when YOU use that medicine. II al.
,,~srs ,uref ] know 4 for II has helped
me ami many a time" Sold by all drug
.stafe-
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apsiracted by the infrndcr tr,o, ~.
nlo Acs Jewel case. which was n, \ drcsser
W,aNet - her room at the time 'rhc
a .. were az dinner wnen the robbery
,,ttn, mutter vas az once reported To the
h'4lt' department. aud detectives nut 10
Molh ON tue case, but thus Tar Inc niifer,.r
STU y large, their being no clue 10
i lis Identity 50 far as could br icarncd
lae family were cautioned ty onlcers To
M, n9'hihs ahout the aftair but the story
Diake wishes the jewelry returned 10 Ms
VIC and viii pay SiJu iVward ior tnelr 10.
turn and ask no questions
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sn,Ith pleaded GulItv.

san Antonio. IcNas, October l5-w q.
smith. the Minerva, Texas, merchant con.
rlcted and sent 70 the penientiary FROM
pee county Tor forgpries aggregafina about
s4oepO who WAS brought here from tnp
nenifent!Ary 20 answer two more raaaz o.
forgery. pleaded guilty In each case to1ay
and was given two years In each case.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

Laredo. rezas, october lo.-Ambassador
Poweu clayton wired the following 20
vice consul J. y kimball at Nueyo
Laredo. al moor today; ''rhe governor 81
Duranpo reports consul Garrett AZ san
Darlo. distant point IN the Sierra Matres:
consider him 10 nn danger Inc friends ~
Inc consul here Gre much relieved 60 learn
~ his safety.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

Dallas 'leyns October rs n. H..
rmuhom. representing the Union Traction
coppaHr nf cleveland nhlo ZION Iohnsons
comrmll reached pallas this morning and
WINS IN conference much Of the time during
the day With Colonel Jnnes -. simpson
aud ufhCre over the nropbscd electric rnli-
why from Druison 10 Waco sin Dallas. a
distance vi so ndlcs Mr., Farnham mud
Mr. Simpson tonight met q committee NJ
husineas men M thc rooms ~ the CONNER.
ciul club ana discussed the new project
Nuch iutcrgst was manifested aud general
mdorscmcnt gnl announcement expressed.
II WIZ decided 10 issue IS call tomorrow
for mass meeting to aid ia promoting the
putCruriHp
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ID Sk<l AFFAIRS
!. ,,ssm MEETING Adjourned from
E .'.5,v Mini Was Continued.
.,,,aypN ROLL WAS APPROVED.
,,d Janitors May Expect the
Ssi'f'" Of Their Salaries Within
FS,a,.,.t--susiness Transacted.

Init. srbooi trustees con
n lasl night tue
W :, ~ Monday night All o. Tue 'rus'
iGiea ~ r-eseut. except Mr., Notaw
n we're ar,cpeded. without clrcum-
ne mo transaction Of unfinished
E
saasS nov, introduced the subject q
Rtsias" ,iA IN the city ana also to
Ha .. .,g Of the school board and the
ras fully debated. The trustees
niAu snlmously In fuyor or action
sefa I'm and Scttegnst, the commit
uffifSi w. - d, ynpput meeting To IA
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Brennan. Texas, October - Near stone
into this afternoon, as Frank Biisky wac
going homo IN wagon q negro mau mn
MIN over the head Win q sinfletrce and
~ handed his money. Blsky Jumped out
~ Inc wagon ana his cries for holp Eept
the negro from renewing BIS attack. ON.
GERS are after the negro with dogs
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No-rsu-oh Advertising Committee.

There win be meeting ~ the adverts
inc committee Of tie No.Tsu-Oh az the
n,1sinrss League rooms az n n'rlaek ihis
,,erninr business 4 importance IA 10 be
sttendcd 70 and a full meeting IS desired
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

DO not leave hon 90 journey without
bottle q chaVberlain's Cole, Cholera
ana pIarrhoea Remscy. II Is almost csF.
trlp 10 be needed and can not be procured
while sou are on board the cars Or steam
.bsr. II IL pleasant. safe and reliable. For
sals by az dipEgisth
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- Kennedu &C

Pat Kennedy. charged with arson IN con.
nection with the Ere which destroyed bis
resldeure Monday night. was given q hear
ing before Justice J. &. Matthews ycster-
nm morning az ~ o'clock and BIS brill
Nwnd Mt $3.50
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r,ssaay afternoon at O'Clock the resi-
.,..,ce ~ III. lsnies u Blake, 1917 Texas
s,enue. was entered ~ sneak tA'sf ana
ieNeIs sppreximatius slsoo in vsius Nsls
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

IN, me Question which has been puzzllur the
,,,,,st, AHN several days. There are naliv
hsa ~ we schools who arrived at the
VIZ ~ : ON September 4 'rhe statute ~
lures mat an pupils admitted must be \
stntS 81 nse on September g. tho date ~
KY lli ieht citizen tiled complaint that
~ ~ cnllu was ) lenrs 0f age Lacking hrt
Four days. &C the time of nnrolineni ~
9lhef citizen complained that bis child Mas
SytdtIs ga on the date of enrolment Sn.
p,,SStailllttehlent Barnett believed that these
bWAVnts would nave to puv tuition He re
ietrcd the matter to the trustees 'rbe s,,S
yeet was debated Mt considerable lenrfh
aha ! was decided that the child WHOSE
birthday came on September l was vrnrs
on age ON August 81 and the ninth y@nr
uegnii on September l. A vote WINS tiken
ana tue board was unanimous with tho ~
UIepltion % ~. Parker who persisted In he.
heving that the child was not s vears ~
age until September !, the blrthd6y Tile
PAIent whose child was years of ago
iHfkhg -FOUR days, was required 10 nav
Eve Tor one year. The law is plain on
Many children have been enrolled or made
appheatlon Who have Just arrived IN tho
NNSf some whose parents live elsewhere.
anu superintendent Barnett asked the trus.
!ses @ decide upon their legal rights under
a few days aao Superintendent Barnett
SIN . 10 lhe Stnte superintendent three
PROPOSITIONS. as follows.
The child is boarding IN the city, while
tne pnrents I've lu another city The child
WIS enrolled IA the scholastic census uf tho
neighborlng town. Is the child entitled 10
free school ptvilegcsl
Ihe State superintendent held that the
applicant was not entitled to FREQ school
privileges
:. The parents lived at Beaumont when
ne census was taken and the applicant
WINS enrolled there. Afterwnrd they moved
10 Houston and desire TO place their son in
thg free school What are his rlghtsi
me state superintendent ruled that the
chilu was entitled TO free schuol privileges
.. young lady whose parents live Ia
California came here 10 take COURSE IN
the Higd school
The state superintendent ruled that she
was not entitled TO free tuition
Sis cr seven cases Ike these were de-
ridcd last night. I'm accordance with the
Stnte superintendent opinlons as above
described
A citizen NJ Houston applied for permits
sion TO place little girl who was living IN
bis in all respects as his own daugh-
tor She had not been legally adoptcI.
Her parents live elsewhere
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16

III DORADO A " Mills has sold his
G4O,acru mrm fDr S42B2. good price Cor
what has heretofore been considered as an,
nt for farming 81 Is being us&d az farm.
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VAN yLECK IS AT WORK
Getting the Tank Car Situation ia
Better Shape.
NE STATE HAS SECURED SOME OIL
But Il is Not Beloved That the Delivery
OF the Same Was Guaranteed.
OIL Field News.

Beaumont Texas. October iS.--rhe con.
tinued presence IN the city Of General Man.
ogcr w. G, Van Week has been source Of
much satisfaction to The oil people gen.
orally MI Van Weeks purpose was set
out In his interview that appeared 10 Tho
Pest yesterday aud he has been at work
ON the tank car repair situation ever since.
This afternoon he held an Important con
fer,pcc with President " H. Pcnman aud
Nirc President Il r. Stnu Of the Pcnman
steel and Iron Tank works. and It Is UNI
dcrs{ood that they closed arrangements
whereby this big institution will hereafter
take care ~ the tank car repairs both for
The railway company aud Tor the private
concerns through the medium of the south.
rtn pacihc In this connection it might
be well to state that these cars could not
wen DO huudlcd by anyone else, Und the
step vi today between NV Van Week ann
me leunun people is one OF the most IN
portput that has hccu mudc 60 the oil ncld
for The past six months. " means that q
trouble which hps been lust as serious hS
gas or salt water on anything else, ~ 10 ne
remedicd from now on. Heretofore cnte
have been Injured on have become lcakN
Ohd needing repairs, And there VAS M
practicable way to handle them. They
were consequently thrown ont ot service,
and mnre than once when the oil man
Wtul0 become excited over un empty car
which he Thought could be used he would
become disappointed upon Investigation go
hud II Rad order ear aud unht Tor
usr The rehmnu people alroRi,y have i've
long tracks hllrd With carR that urr hciug
repaired or are waiting Gar repairs. Vhny
ire doing most nt the present work tor thc
waters Pierce on company. who have Ions
since become good customers of theirs on
ne tank ear score aud the southern Pacific
also has snuc cara There bciug worked on.
Hut from now pu this Is 10 become general
aud the tank cars VII be- patched up or
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After adjournment the representative Of
The Post asked Treasurer settegast when
he would be ready to pay the teachers and
jauitors. He laughed and remarked that
he did not know; that he had to procure
the money President Dow however,
stated that the money would be forthcom
ing within day or two, and that the
teachers and ianit0rs could expect their
salaries this week. or at least within five
days, II was his desire that they be paid
Immediately, il possible.
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Aner a lengthy debate on the fuel prob.
~ settccast moved that President
ss,. wv Secretary Freeman be appointed a
aiisasa se 10 INVESTIGATE conditions and
Carried. "iiu iue' sup
h ssi tsIEer aied estimates Of fuel needed
iaa nrIrgsii schools made IN BY teachers
it, srIker fled a proposition from
saRe c Sg1l merchant; Offering to deliver
sttrtorvo a ~, 70 each school on trial II snt
h n az tae board 10 purchase the coal
sipsrges per ton on the track about 81 80
a,i.t mt Ignite would MOI nroe "a he
iyiss6e nevertheless. II was deemed
ur tbs n.l9 accent the proposition and
sikisrt ignite fair trial II found to be
s,sa winter supnly viii be pur-
M. BIRTHDAY PUZZLE.
zen ) child over wears ~ are II
- On the 0rst day ~ sentemhors .rbst',.
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Nn',o'r unusual "u' interesting 'ne"Io
"l'n"' 'Np'us'''' u'"N '' IN, ',,' "'
N''"p'd i'" ""N" S'h'o WV" 'n' ''N"
on and Transit company ana cbmr 10
fun hcad todny Whom thc well arst came
n, &, Ma, ,,,,, ,,r,,,,,,,.,,. .,,t ,o,r,tpcb
VOC 80 M
sOch' producing perhaps 'Vp nalt'" OF "'
shcc u suddenly stopped without apparent
pioucation The valve WINS then toscd
and It remained SO for quite a while This
morning, however, i was decided e. 9pch
us'u n ",u Nh netr ' Tud, si",I
circumstances. The experiment was SIC
Cessful and the wcl started In full blast.
But Wth The flow of oil also cunp tut.
reason of lts queer action a Tremendous
rock, almost completely Milling the aperture
of the pipe through which The oil con,Ns
things M Tor mnmcut u is ieserlhcd by
SVlne vt mem on S54 n,,,,ci f,,
That Is What he cstlmates the cost hae
been 10 him from the shutdown he id@t
gonN'Sga1 ~ InN WA e Sooo frn,, n
spinc cause.
~
Secretary Childress Of the oil exchange
and Mr McIaurin, who have been together
committing tho deer. ,ynter statistics. stated
49,, t,.
"a'S 'h't 'nNF N""'u ""'' th'"i ',u"'
for q meeting Of the dcep-WRter committee
next week They also state thut tho in
fo.r,o,t,,, tnoy ,,ul ho,. v,nl Il. mos, vol.
an "t thc so'e fine s,rprisinp in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-16
suPERINTnNDENr,s RErORr.

ray roll. approved with the exception OF
special nav roll month ending May
al2d8 which the finance committee
S,,. aot understand This item was re-
tot N''ue' luFesuGatiou anu re-
4 seon the advice Of the president reso-
NV sya was adonted authorizing the treas
NJ 20 g borrow the funAi necessary for
h. ssssouesmIent Of the pay roll. hypothecat-
,seclrity for tho loan.
sosIs- tIustees do not antlcipato any DIFF
~ In optainIng the necesenrv funds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-19
THE STATES
OLDEST
ODD FELLOW
Funeral Of James H. Anderson
Held This Afternoon Attended
by Many Members Of Order

The funeral of aged James Henderson
Anderson. the Oldest Odd Fellow I'm Rhode
Island and for "A years master mechanic
OF tho New York. Providence & Boston
railroad. was held at the residence OF his
son, George w. r. Anderson, No. ! Bell
street, at o'clock today.
A large delegation OF Friendly union
lodge. l. O. o. F., OF which the deceased
was an honored and beloved member. was
present and also n delegation OF the Vet
Gran odd Fellows association.
The services were simple In character
and were conducted by Rev Edgar +.
Clarke. of Little Compton. u. v. for
mery Methodist preacher in this city.
and an old friend Of the deceased. The
services consisted of Scripture reading
and prayer and few words OF eulogy.
Al the close of the services at the
house the body was borne to Swan Point
cemetery for interment. Here the COM
initial service of the Odd Fellows was
performed by Vice Grand l.. r whitman
OF Friendly lodge assisted by the officers
OF the lodge. The bearers were all from
Friendly lodge az follows: Lewis Beck
ford. John Brown. Peter Dobson. Ezra +.
Butler.
There were many beautiful floral en-
blems, among them being the Three
Links" from Friendly lodge and a book
OF pink carnations and ferns from the
Veteran odd Fellows association.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-19
HIS TRIBUTE
GOV. Cranes Eu|ogy Of the Late
Hosea N. KnOwItOn.

Pittsneld. Mass Dec. Ex-Governor w.
NJ. Crane today paid this tribute 20 the
late II. NJ. Knowlton:
~ have heard with the deepest sorrow
Of the death OF Mr.. Knowlton. It Is hard
90 realize that this strong, rugged man
has passed away. My relations with him
were most cordial and intimate. and !
shall sadly miss his compsnionship
He was attorney general through the
first two years Of my administration.
and we were frequently brought into
close official association. My regard for
him personally and as an official In
creased with my knowledge OF the man.
In his death the commonwealth loses one
Of It's strongest and ablest men. His fam
lily will nave the tender sympathy OF the
people of the state"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-12-19
PARDONED
Gar Releases SO Students
From Exile TO Siberia.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 19.-The Czsr has
granted amnesty TO tho students who were
banished for rioting on his nsmo day.
He telegraphed to tho Minister OF the
Interior as follows:
Let the students who were banished
for creating disturbances return from
Siberia. although they should not for
the present be allowed 60 live In towns
where there are high schools. Care must
nevertheless be taken that ths Young
men on their return he entrusted to the
keeping ~ their families. as such sur
roundings will fsmIlarize them with
order"
The telegram. 6hlch is equivalent to
an imperial decree. pardons IS students
exiied 10 Siberia. In addition ~ the 80
students previously psrdonsd.