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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-02-07
I 7 NEWS ITEMS.

DR.. II. w. Kellogg. of the CentraI-avenue
Methodist Church, will give a stereopticon
gymnasium Of the Y. w. c. A. at 5 O'Clock.
Both ladies and gentlemen are welcome.
A song service will be held at the Temple.
corner Delaware and Tenth streets. this
cordially invited. The subject of Rabbi
Messing's sermon will be Money Music"
The gospel meeting which will be held
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the Y. w.
c. A. will be in charge OF the young women
or the Bertha Ballard Home. who are pre-
pairing a special programme for the oc-
casion.
Pending the arrival of the new cars from
Cincinnati the Indianapolis Street-railway
Company has put into service a number Of
cars borrowed from the Union Traction
Company. Some of the new cars are ex-
pected to-day.
The death OF John Hem. of No. 1927 Mad
ison avenue, resulted late Wednesday night
at his home from injuries received in a col
lision with a street car at Meridian and
Palmer streets. He was badly cut about
the head and suffered internal injuries.
DIR. C. I. Fletcher delivered an illustrated
lecture at the Y. NJ. 9. A. last night on MS
hunting and fishing trip to Catalina islands
and in the Yosemite valley. He DISPLAYED
one hundred st~ereOpticon views. There
We're 10 members OF the club and others
present.
The new leather clubs TO take the place
of the long wooden clubs and belts were
given 10 patrolmeu yesterday at morning
and evening roll calls. The heavy wooden
clubs and belts interfered with the draw
ing of revolvers. which IL is necessary at
times 10 do without delay.
Mrs. Vaughn, colored. who escaped from
the smallpox hospital Wednesday night
with her baby, was found yesterday al her
home, 527 North California street. and re-
turned to the hospital. The hospital au-
thorities think she was assisted in her es-
cape by friends from the outside.
Members OF the June class, 'O2. of the NJ.
I. II. s., will give a banquet to the mem
bers OF the school who graduated Wednes-
day. The dinner will be given in St. Jo-
seph's Hall. on East North street. near
Noble. A number of speeches Will be given
by the members OF the different classes.
Indianapolis Council. Knights OF Column
bus. will GO TO Washington. Ind. Sunday
ond degree on a number OF candidates at
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RUNNING RACES.
Temper Costs Him n Good
Race at Oakland Track.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-Marcato. the
favorite. won the last race at Oakland to-
day by half a length from Constable, but
was disqualified owing to Bullman's strik-
ing Jockey Redfern on Constable with his
whip while the horses were running neck
and neck In the stretch. Marcato was
played from 3s to l to s to 5, while Consta-
bic was a w-ell-supported second choice. The
Fruitvale handicap resulted i'm an easy vic
tory for Articulate, who ran away from his
field. The track was still very muddy.
Winners and odds:
Altawan, even; Evander, s to 8; Tiburon.
3to /; Duckoy. 2 to 5; Articulate, 4 10 5;
Constable, 2 to /.
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FOR THE PRIMARIES.
The Official Call Issued by Chairman
Floyd A. Woods.

Floyd A. Woods, chairman of the Seventh
district, yesterday issued a call for the Re-
publican primaries. 1t reads as follows:
1.-The Republicans of the Seventh con-
gressional district are requested to meet
in their respective precincts on Friday.
March II, 1902, between the hours OF IL
o'clock a. M. and s o'clock p. m, for the
purpose of nominating a Republican candi-
date for Congress. Said nomination shall be
made by primary election, and the Of
fcers of the board conducting such election
shall be appointment and the places for
holding the same shall be designated by
the chairman of the Republican commit
tee of Marion county.
ut is urgently requested that the Re-
publicans of the Seventh congressional dis
trlct attend these primaries"
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, whom the first paragraph Of this article

az whom the first paragraph Of this article
rel ates.
Article "
Formal delivery OF the territory ard
property coded as aforesaid shall be made
sum OF money stipulated in the NTH article
hereof: but the cessiOn with the right Of
immediate possession Is nevertheless 10 be
deemed complete on the exchange OF ratifi-
cations OF this convention. and any Danish
troops which may be In the Islands afore-
said shall be Withdrawn as soon thereafter
as may be practicable, but not later than
six months after the said exchange: IL be
ing. however, understood that If those per
sons. after having terminated their Danish
service, do not wish to leave the islands,
they shall be allowed TO remain there as
civilians.
The colonial treasury shall continue TO
q the yearly allowances now given to
heretofore retired functionaries appointed
In the islands but holding no royal commits
sions, unless those allowances may have
until now been paid in
Article v
in full consideration Of the cession of
said Islands. in full sovereignty. entire and
Gnencumbered except as stipulated in the
present convention. the United States
agrees to pay. within ninety days from the
date OF the exchange OF the Publications Of
this convention. in the city OF Washington
10 the diplomatic representative or other
agent OF Dis Majesty, the King OF Den
mark. duly authorized 10 receive the
money. the sum OF 100000 in gold coin of
the United States.
Article VI
I'm case of differences of opinion arising
between the high contracting parties in
regard TO the Interpretation or application
OF this convention, such differences, If they
cannot be regulated through diplomatic ne
gotiations. shall be submitted for arbitra-
ton to the permanent court of arbitration
at The Hague.
Article VII
1.-The Publications of this convention shall
be exchanged at Washington within six
months from the date thereof, after IL
shall have been ratified by both the high
contracting parties according TO their re-
s~pective procedure"
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Marion Clubs Trip 10 Terre Haute,

Arrangements nave been completed for
the Marion Clubs trip to Terre Haute next
Wednesday to attend the Lincoln League
meeting. A special train over the Big Four
road has been chartered and it will leave
Indianapolis at 10 a. m, and returning will
leave Terre Haute at IL p. m. All of the
officers and leading members of the club
will make the trip in addition 10 about AGO
of the other members. A fare of $l.75 for
the round trip has been secured. A band
of twenty pieces will the club.
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Some German Drawbacks.
Portland Me.) Press.

IUFIIdUU iNIt-T IFN""
Mr.. Clark Howell, OF the Atlanta consti-
tuition. is in favor Of Senator German IS
the next Democratic candidate for Presi-
dent, and Mr.. Howell comes from a sec
ton that gives the great majority Of the
electoral votes that a Democrat can re-
cefve. No Democrat can be successful.
however. unless he has a record and quail
ties which appeal 10 Northern men, and Mir.
German Is not a man 90 that stamp. Tho
free-traders have never forgiven him for
converting the Wilson bill into 'nerddy and
dishonor." He would not get their votes
and he would be- supported by none or the
i~ndependents. lie might get the Southern
vote-indeed anybody can get that who Is
nominated on a Democratic ticket. but he
could get nothing al the North except th0se
men who never viii vote anything else than
The ticket nominated 10y the Democracy,
and who viii always vote that no matter
who IL al the head OF IL. Bryan would DO
a better candidate than German.
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TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF.
Count DE Lucenay Attempts to Com
init Suicide in Three Ways.

Ell PASO, Tex, Feb. 6.-Count De Luce
nay. of Calcutta, India, was arraigned on
the charge of false swearing to-day and
was bound over to the grand jury in the
sum of 1900 bail. In default of bail he was
sent back TO Jail. His bride, who sat by his
side during the proceedings, returned to
Jail TO be near her husband. whom she is
not permitted to see. Just after the court
had announced its decision the count reeled
and fell to the floor, writhing in cOnVul-
siOns. Physicians who were m
treated him for strychnine poisoning and
after an hours work restored him. He was
conveyed back to Jail and a short time
later it was reported that he had attempted
to drown himself in a bath tub. Suisse
quently il is said he broke up a glass bottle
and attempted to swallow the fragments.
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1t is said arrangements for a fifteen
round fight between "Jack Ryan" OF this
city, and Harry Forbes, OF Chicago, have
been completed, the contest TO take place
in this city, in Tomlinson Hall. on Feb. %.
All arrangements nave been made except
for the men TO sign the articles. In addi-
ton TO the main bout there will be a num-
Der of preliminarieS. Returns from the
McGovern-Sullivan fight will be read from
the ringSide.
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Date. for Football Games.
- Indiarannlis Ionrnal-

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Feb. 6.-Manager
Jacobs, of the Rose Polytechnic football
team, has partly arranged the schedule for
next fall. The first game will be with ILL.,
nois Wesleyan, on Sept. q, but it has not
been decided whether the game will be
PLAYED here or at Bloomington. Indiana
University is down for Oct. 4, Franklin on
Oct. II, De Pauw on Oct. IL. indianapolis
Manual Training School on Oct .. DE
Pauw on Nov. 1. Washington University on
Nov. s, Louisville Y. 81. &. A. on Nov. 10.
Wabash on Nov. % and Earlham on
THANKSGIVING day.
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New Swimming Record.

CHICAGO, Feb. civilian j. Tuttle, of
Chicago, clipped one-ffth Of a second off
from the American swimming record for
forty yards, held by E. Carroll Schaeffer,
tonight at the sportsman's show. Tuttle's
time was :29 SIS. In a quarter-mile swim
ming race between j. Scott Leary, OF San
Francisco, j. b. Lawless and 'Kino" john
stone, Lawless gave the big coast champion
a fine race to the very finish, the Frisco
man only winning by a few inches. The
time WAS 7.Iq 3-5-
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follows:
A Challenge en- Mourning Paper.

The Alphonse and CASTOR Stars have is
sued a challenge on mourning paper to
Woods Buffalo Stars for a series of bowl
ing games 10 be played on the Marion
Gu alleys. The Alphonse and Castor
team is composed of l.. G.. Rothschild. II.
L. Hearsey, DR.. Brayton, James Monroe
and Wright Jordan. The challenged team
comprises Floyd Woods. c. G. Perry, II.
B. Gates, Charles N. Elliott and Mayor
Bookwalter. The challenge has been ac-
cepted, but the date has not been arranged.
The teams will appear on the alleys in APP
propriate costumes.
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Kidneys Cured at rs Years of Age

Mrs. George Haight. OF 951 Columbus
Warmers Safe Cure cured her OF serious
kidney and bladder diseases and has kept
her in robust health.
WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely vege-
table and contains no harmful drugs; II
does not constipate; IL Is now put up In two
regular sizes and is sold by all druggists.
or direct, at 80 CENTS and Il0 A BOT
TIE. Less than one cent a dose.
Refuse substitutes. There is none "Just
as good as" Warmers. Insist on the gen.
uine Warmers Safe Cure, which always
cures. Substitutes contain harmful drugs
and do the patient more harm than good.
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CAST UP BY THE SEA.
Corpses of Sailors Recovered on the
Long Island Coast.

NEW YORK, Feb. Three corpses.
probably of sailors lost in the storm of last
Sunday night, have been recovered in the
last twenty-four hours on the Long island
coast. One body was picked up on the
beach at West Hampton and the second at
Petunk and the third at Quogue.
The coastwise schooner Charles Noble
Simmons, from Norfolk. Feb. 2, for Fall
River, coal laden, was disabled and all of
the crew were frostbitten.
Tn British steamer Cavour, from Rio de
Janeiro, for New York, which went ashore
at Long Beach, L. L.. Jan. 81, in a snow
storm, was hoated early to-day and pro-
ceeded to this port.
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
efund of Duties-WOrk of Commit
te-es-PropOsed Legislation.

tce~s-PrOpOsed LeStsfatfOn.
WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Robert J..
TraceweIi. the controller Of the treas
ury, has rendered a decision involving the
question Of the refund of duties on goods
imported from Porto Rico. The decision is
given at the request OF the secretary of
the treasury. who asked as to his authority
to refund moneys paid as duties. or as a
fine equal TO the duty. no protest having
been filed against the assessment of these
duties. on certain merchandise brought into
this country from Porto Rico. after the
ratification of the treaty OF peace with
Spain and before the taking effect of the
act OF April II. 1860. The controller holds
I'm effect that where no protests have been
filed, no duties can be refunded on goods
imported from Porto Rico between April
IL. 1899. and May, 1900. All applications for
refund OF duties where no protests have
been filed must be sent 10 the secretary of
the treasury for certihcation TO Congress
Tor appropriation.
One OF the House leaders, whose position
gives him the fullest information as to the
outlook Of legislation. said to-day; THE
programme for considering the war reve-
nue reduction bill is fully understood, but
!. is not desired to give those who oppose
the majority the fullest information as to
the exact time of its consideration in or
der TO assist their opposition. One thing
has been settled beyond any doubt, thai
the biz will be passed exactly as reported.
except in minor verbal committee changes.
Tne length Of the debate will be about
two days, which seems about reasonable, as
there Is no great pressure for time. AS
20 when the debate will begin. ii will hard
" be next week. rs some thirty Repub-
hcan member will be absent before and
after Lincoln's birthday. So that IL will
not be taken up until there is a full Re-
publican attendance when It will be passed
k~er~-- amendment"
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CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 6.-Dan Mcleod,
of Hamilton, Ont, threw Charley Wittmer,
of Cincinnati, twice tonight in succession,
the first fall IN 2O:36, catch-as-cstch-can,
and the second fall in 22:45, Graeco-Roman.
The contest was to nave been a straight
Graeco-Roman but Mcleod did not so UNI
derstand and refused to so on the mat I'M
less the contest was made a mixed one.
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CORN PRODUCT COMPANY.
Concern That May BE Capitalized at
Eighty Million Dollars.

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The Corn Product
Company was incorporated under the laws
of New Jersey to-day. It's capital will be
$50 900, 900. TIL object of the company is to
manufacture products and by-products.
mixtures and compounds of corn, sugar
beets and other similar substances. The
incorporators are Edward L. Wemple, How
ard X. Wood and X. *. McLaren, of Jer-
sey City.
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A Republican Conference.

George w. Higgins. II. r, McClelland and
NJ. V. Robb, of Clinton, were here last night
in conference with j. II. Hogate, commit
teeman from the Fifth district, and Chair
man Goodrich, of the Republican state COM
mittee, in regard TO making a slight change
in the representation 20 the state conven-
ton in one of the counties of the Fifth
district.
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SHERIFF STOPS A FIGHT.
Jack Walker Knocked Out H. "Kid"
Hennessey at Laporte.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind. Feb. 6.-"Jack' Walker,
Of Garrett, claiming 10 be champion mid
dleweight Of nOrthwester Indiana, lasted
lust W minutes with kid" Hennessey,
OF. Frankfort, Ind, in a fight for Indiana
championship before a big crowd OF Indis
ana, Michigan and Illinois sports. After
Walker had been carried unconscious from
the ring Sheriff Small and a posse of dep
uties stopped the proceedings. though Hen
Messy was backed 10 light to a finish Joe
Martin. claiming 10 be the champion col
ored pugiltst of Canada.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. Ga number OF tel
egrams were received at the training
quarters of Terry McGovern. at Nor
wood Inn, tonight, inquiring as TO the
truth of a report sent from this city to-
night that he had injured himself while
training to-day. When called up over, the
telephone at midnight Manage Harris en-
phatically denied the report, stating that
McGovern's health was good. and that he
was sleeping Soundly.
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MOVEMENTS OF A M

NEW YORK. Feb. 6.-Arrived: Furnesia.
from Glasgow. Neustria. from Marseilles
and Naples. Sailed; L'Aquitaine. for
Havre; Rhein, for Bremen.
HAMILTON. Bermuda, Feb. 6-Sailed
yesterday: Trinidad. for New York. and
will leave that port on return trip Feb. 10.
QUEENSTOWN. Feb. 6.-Sailed: Noord-
land. from Liverpool for Philadelphia
Cermanic. from Liverpool for New York.
LONDON. Feb. 6-Arrived: Mesaba. from
New York. Sailed; Manitou. for New
York.
GENOA, Feb. 6-Arrived: Lain, from
New York. via Naples.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. g.-Arrived: Kansas,
from Boston.
BOSTON. Feb. G-Arrivsd: Sarmatian.
tom Glasgow.
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BowIers to BE Invited to Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. ct was announced to-
day that bowlers Of the whole world will
be asked to participate in the Olympian
games Of 1904 in Chicago. An effort will
also be made TO secure the annual tourna-
ment OF the American Bowling Congress
that year for the games.
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Manager Horne i'm Town.

James II. Horne, manager of the Indiana
University athletics, was in the city yes
terday. He said the /. u. indoor track
team is getting in good condition for the
meet with Purdue and Notre Dame and
will enter the big indoor meet to be held
in indianapolis next month. He said bas-
ketball was unpopular at Bloomington and
the team may disband.
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Won in the Sacred Ratio.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-Blue Ridge,
Navasotas and Parnasus were the winning
favorites to-day. Weideman STUMBLED soon
after the fourth race and threw ". Waldo.
Rider and horse both escaped injury. Win
ners and odds:
Blue Ridge, 9 to 5: Navasotas, even: Par
nasus, s to 5; Gormly, 8 to /; Sara Camp,
1G to /; Lady Kent, 2 TO l..
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Republican Editors Committee.

The executive committee of the Indiana
Republican Editorial Association met at the
Denison Hotel last night TO discuss matters
relating TO the good of the ORDER and to
talk Of the arrangements for the annual
trip next summer Suggestions were made
to the secretary of the organization along
this line. The unanimous opinion of the
committee was that the association should
travel northwest next
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BOTTLE r E

To convince every sufferer from diseases
OF the kidney. liver, bladder and blood that
Warmers Safe Cure will cure them. atrial
bottle will be sent absolutely free TO any
one who will write Warner Safe Cure Co,
Rochester. n. V, and mention having seen
this liberal offer in The Journal. Our doc
tor will send medical booklet, containing
and treatment OF each disease
and many convincing testimonials, free. 10
any one who Will write.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS. taken with Warmers Sale
Iure move the bowels and aid a speedy cure.
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Walking Match Scores.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Feb. 6.-The result
of the fourth days race in the six-day
heel-and-toe walking match at Fitzhugh
Hall shows little relative change in the po-
sitions of the three leading men, who are
keeping up the daily grind with admirable
spirit and pluck. The scores at the close
tonight were: Hoagland, 171.14; Messler.
1907; Weir, 1872; Klubertanz, 1913; Loose
lin, 1914; Moore, 144.3; Chop Suey," 131. 10;
Huxley, 129. 10; Hart, 129.11; Barclay, l16.1
Robson. 1O2 3: RYAN. lOO1l.
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FAIR AND COLDER TODAY.
Fresh West Winds Also Predicted for
d and Illinois.

WASHINGTON, Feb. e.-Forecast for Fri
day and Saturday:
For Indiana and nlinois-Fair and colder
en-Friday. Saturday fair; fresh west winds,
For ohio-GeneralIy fair on Friday. ex-
cept snow nurries along the lake: satur-
Cay fair and probably colder; fresh west
eriy TO northwesterly winds.
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Dyer Medal Contest.

The Dyer medal contest will be held
again tomorrow night in the gymnasium
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. About twenty-five con-
testants will enter. The programme will
include running high jump, putting twelve
pound shot, o~ne-quarter mile run and dip"
on parallel bars.
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Farmer Frozen i'm n Field.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
SHELBfVILLE, Ind, Feb. 6.-John
Rouse, a ~wel-known farmer OF Moral town
ship, this shelby county. was found frozen
10 death in a field near his home. His wife
was visiting near this city and he was
boarding with a relative near his home.
After supper he picked up a bucket and
started across the field toward home. He
stopped and picked up a bundle of fodder
which was under his arm when his BODY
was found. partly covered by snow.
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Shot Sweetheart and Self.

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-Joseph Krumell. a
young Bohemian, shot and killed his sweet
heart, Mary Alexa, at her home, 70 West
Sixteenth street, tonight and then fired
two shots into his own body. II Is believed
he will die. The tragedy occurred in the
presence of the girls mother. Krumell
was respondent because he was out OF
work
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wxeckage from the Matteawan.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Feb. e.
Wreekage from the missing steamef Mat
teawan. found by Indians south Of Cape
Flattery, was brought from Neah bay on
the steamer Alice Gertrude to-day. 1t con-
sisted OF a medicine case, life preserver.
life buoy and "A bucket. The name Mat
teawan' was on all, except the medicine
chest.
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Game with Notre Dame Secured.

Manager Ralph Jones. of the Y. NJ. c. A.
basketball team, received a letter yester-
day from the manager Of the basketball
five of Notre Dame, fixing a game for Feb.
10 with Y. nj. c. A. Notre Danes team is
considered one of the strongest collegiate
teams in the West and the Y. NJ. c. A.
boys intend to make a strong showing
against them.
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Gold i'm New York state.

lately been discovered on the farm of j.
Lincoln Hockens, OF De Peyster. The dis
covery has been kept secret awaiting the
report of an expert assayer, which, just
made, places the ore at a value Of SO per
ton. Mr.. Hockens has commenced mining
on q small scale and has taken out a ton
and a half of gold-bearing quartz.
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To Re To Deatb.

GREENVILLE, Miss, Feb. 6.-Cocke and
Lauderdale. two OF the men indicted for the
murder or William Wray on a Mississippi
Valley passenger train last month. were
convicted tonight, the jury rendering a
verdict of guilty as charged. Sentence of
death will be passed on the men tomorrow.