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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-31
Observation-Disclosures.
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FAYETTEVILLE. N. c.. Oct. 3d.
Last evening In st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Rev. I. w. Hughes officiating,
MT. H. NJ. Pemberton, Appointment young
society man. was married to Miss Ellz-
abclh Underwood, the beautiful daugh-
ter of CaptainNJ. d. Underwood. The
maid Of honor was Miss Ellen Under
wool. and the best man, Mt. a.. B.
Williams. Jr. There were no brides
maids. and the ushers were Messrs. l..
A. Williamson, l.. 3. Hale a. a. Nc
kethan, Jr., G. B. Underworld,
The brides gown was OF white crepe
de chene. panne velvet ana c ,i3 !,
heirloom, The maid of honor was
dressed in white crepe over. tafteta, "a a
delightful reception was given IN the
beautiful home Of Captain Underwood
on Green Street, and Mt 10 O'Clock Mr..
and Mrs. Pemberton took the train for
their wedding trip.
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Warm Speech s M,de.

Especial to The Tlmes-D spatch.)
STORMUNT. VA. Oct 30.--Ihe regular
County Court opened at Saluda yester-
day al 1880 o'clock and adjourned at noon
to give away for the candidates for The
House of Delegates,
Warm speeches We're made by, Mr.
Hundley. the Democrat nominee, and Mr.,
Kespass. the RepubliGa1n nomlnss' nm Mr,
Gloucester, also made a short speech,
The Courthouse was filled with enthu-
siastic hearers, There Is 2 very warm
fight In this district for the House OF
Delegates, there being three candidates
in the field. Mr.. w. 3. Chewing being
tho independent candidate.
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WILMINGTON WEDDINGS
Two Pretty Events Celebrated In the
N-r'h Ccr,'l-a Tom.

Especial to The Tines 'spatcch)
WILMINGTON, y. c. Oct, 20 Last
night at $50 O'Clock a brilliant. wedding
took place at Ftfth,st,re,et Msth9 nnS.
ular young people Of this city, Miss Susie
king Williams. daughter OF Captain and
Mrs. Jamison II. Williams, and Mr., Al
rich Adrlon Dock. prominent young bus
mess man Of this city. The ceremnny was
performed by Rev, r. NJ, shamburser,'
TIE wedding colors were pink and white,
The maid OF honor was Miss Bes'le e
Wlliams The groon's best man was Mr.,
william II, Dock. his brother, The mrh,,
ers we're: Messrs, J, s, williams Fred
Dock, Harry McGrt, and F. W. Ort-
''' Immediately after the ceremony bril-,
liant wedding receptlon was given a tne
Rome Of the BRIDES parents, on South
Ate o'clock last night. III tho First B1n-
tist Church at Rocky Mount, \. Cg MISS
Annie Wlnired James, daughter Ct M ars;
m, John s. MADDEN, q repulsr Atlantic
Coast Line erploye at Rocky Mount; We're
hapnilv married, Both yourg people g. Q
we'll known anf popular Ssre wssd TIN ot fos
Florida and Cuba OH bridal tour
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SWALLOWED BURS
Two Negro Children Come Near Dying
From This Cause.
lSnacial to The Times- DIspatchO.

yorktown, VA, Oct. so,-A few days
ago the nine-year-old boy OF Wlll.sl.ll
Dennis, a colored oysterman. living near
here, was the victim of an unfortunate
and quite peculiar 4 f% dent den While III 10
oyarrun With sheep-burrs. the child in
some unaccountable manner got one of
the burrs down Its throat. All the local
medsa skil WAS wilons aVa SoT yh
specialists having to be appealed to 10
save the child, THE child suffered con-
siderably,
Yesterday the fourteeniyear-od girl Of
exactly the sane nature, and had to be
carried to the same doctors for treat
ment. The negro has forbidden talking
In ms reanut patch In the tuture,
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Br.wn-Davis.
(Specinl to The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial to The Tlmos-U1spatcH'J
SALIBuRY. N. c., Oct, s0.-A pretty
wedding occurred here at O'Clock this
evening. when Mr. C. NJ. Brown of Wash
ington, N. c., led to the altar Miss Helen
Laws, of this city. Tho Rev, pr. j.
Kumple. pastor Of the. First Presbyterlan
Church, in which the marriage took
place, OBLIGATED.
The maid of honor was Miss Marian
Davis, sister Of the bride, and the best
man was DR.. Edwin Brown. brother
Der of guests from various parts of North
Carolina, The bride was one of Salts
bury's most charming daughters and the
groom Is ono of WashinGtons successful
young business men.
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FURNITURE FACTORY
Lawrencevie's New Industry Ready for
Operation,
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Especial to The TImes-D.spatch)
Law KEN CEVlLLE, VA, Oct. 31.-All
the machinery has been put in position
In the new furniture factory here, and
they propose to start UP next week. The
facto.y is said to be one the best equip
ped In the State, end will work quite a
number OF hands. which will add consid-
erably to the population of Lawrence
vile.
There will DO quite crowd from this
section. in Petersburg on the SIN I. OF I
Virginia Regiment at the Crater.
The County Court Is still In session.
Louisa Bracey (coloreD, charged with
lnfanticide. was tried and sentenced TO
the peaitentiafy for one year.
Nicholas Joseph, walking. pendler,
was nned 500 aud costs 1or violating the
revenue laws Of the State.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE. DEBATE
Much Interest in it. Manifested at Fan.
doLph-Ma:on,
Especial to The Times Dlspatch),

Especial to The TlNes- plspatch),
ASHLAND, VA, Oct, So,-rhe. Mary
land .intercollegiate debate Of the GER es
between Randolph-Maeon and Washing
ton and Lee will take place hero next
spring, The debaters for Randolph
are 10 J.-Dryer and j, H, Owens, prin-
ciples, and p NJ, Hank and Il, j. Smith,
alternates, Randolph Macon is at some
Disadvantage this year, in that It mu 7
submit the question, while Washington
and Lee takes tho choice Of sides
Under the leadership OF Coach Cox,
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MISS MOSHER TO SPEAK
Or. Tudor Hell Last Quarterly. Con.
ferercn ct CT esterfial1.
Especial to The Times-D.spltch.)

Especial to The Times-D. spl tch.)
BON AIR. VA. Oct. 30.--Miss Rhena e.
G. Moshcr. OF Westfield. n. T.. national
lecturer and organizer for the ". c. T.
In the Methodist Church next Monday
night at S O'Clock. In her special line n So
Mosher Is ranked with Miss Frances viii.
lard by some who have heaId them,
Rev. DR.. W. V. Tudor. Of Richmond.
viii hold his last quarterly conference
OF the West Chesterfield Circuit at Bon
Air to-day. He will also preach at tho
Methodist Church hero on Sunday morn.
ing and at night at Midlothian. These
services will conclude the four years
work of DR.. Tudor as presiding elder OF
this circuit. and 1t Is that, perhaps, the
Doctor Will return to the pastorate next
year.
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soFTNEss OF sEALsklN,
Is RIvaled by Human Hair Who're Oan'
druff la Graduated,

ssalskin Is admired the world over for
It's softness and glossiness; and yet the
human hair Is equally as soft and glossy
when healthy; and the rad cal cause of
all hair trouble Is dandruff, which rs
caused by pestiferous parasite that saps
the vitality of the hair at Its root. New
bros Herpiclde is the only prepare Ion
tbar is fatal to the dandruff germ, With
out dandruft there is no falling hair, but
a luxuriant growth Of glossy. soft hair is
certain, Securing the scalp won't cure
dandruft, Kill tho dandruff germ, Thou
sands of women owe their beautiful suits
OF haW to Newhros Herpicide, Sold by
leading druggists, Send lQc, IN stamps to
trhe Herpic le Co., Detroit, Mich, Owens
4 Minor Drug CO. special agents,
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CUT Her THROAT
WITH PENKNIFE
Mrs. Samples Still Alive. but
No Hope for Her Re-
every.
fsneclal to The Times Dispatch,).

MONTERREY, VA. Oct. So.--Mrs, Matte
Samples, wife Of John H. Samples. of
Straight Greek. who attempted suicide
by cutting her throat with a pen-knife, 10
still living, although there Is no hope Of
recovery. She has been an invalid for
several years, and attempted self-destruc-
ton while most Of the family were absent
at church a few nig-,s ago. She is now
partially paralyized, and her death is
daily expected
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solemnized here took place at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church yesterday morning rI'.s!
Nellie Cobln Field and Dr.. William
Meade Burwell. both we'll known residents
OF the island. Rev. W.. B. Guthrie. pas,
tor OF the NJ. E. Church, oflclated.
Immediately after the ceremony the bril-
DIAL party lett for an extended trip to
Northern cities.
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Hann n q rn r.
lsraci.1to The Tinles-Diso

Especial to 1ne p fties-Dls9dtq.!:1,,. 49,.
LURAY, VA. Oct. S0.-Mr. Hamilton
warner. one of the best known citizens
Of : this his county. died to-day at his home
near Ida. eight miles south Of Luray.
aged about eighty,six veal He ap ma !, q
spent Their entire lives on the fam
Where tie former died, He. belonged
to one of the oldest German famlllss OF
first settlers. Mr.. Warmers death waa
due to cancer,
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Two Pages fer Tho Children.

The members Of the 7, ID, G, g, viii
have two full pages In The Sunday Times
Dispatch, and both Will la entertaining
and Instructive, Clever drawings. bylSh,
stories and puzzling problems vii he
among the attractive features. Tho Emmy
Low story will be as interesting az ever
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Richmond New York.

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NEW YORK. Oct. s0.-Hoffman, a.: %,
Blair: Waldorf. T. t 6; Leigh. sri ba Etrn
mort. Astor. D. Axtell: Bartholdt, 7. NJ,
Powell and wife: Victoria. Mrs. II. II,
Hunter Miss II. Hunter
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Ilaserter Arrested,

(speciol to The Tines ispatch.)
LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. so.-on June
1o.T1002 Bolen Tucker deserted from his
command at Fort Ethan Allen. In Ver-
mont. and returned to his home near
To-day he was arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal Sfford, and will
be taken to Fortress Monroe.
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NO TlDINCS OF
THE MISSING GIRL
Whereabouts Of MarysalL.o(ye'-
lace as Great a Mystery
as Ever.
Especial to The Times lspatch.)

SALEM. Va. Oct, so'-The disappear
ance of Mary Lovelace, the adopted
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. G. r, Ragan,
remains as much OF mystery as ever
Every effort has been made by tho
oft,cers here and In Roanoke and by tho
many friends OF the family to discover
some clue to her whereabouts but so far
all has been In vain. Several times the
authorities thought that they had clues
that would lead to her recovery, but
upon investigation they were found to
be groundless.
This, is one Of the most remarkable
cases that has ever occurred IN this
community, and Is attracting consldera'
bic interest,
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the Hebron Church ward tomorrow attet
Mrs. su an c. Simmons.
Especial to The Tlmes.Dispatch

SALEM, a., oct. 49, .er A sewers
illness OF several weeks Mrs. Susan g.
Summons. the widow OF the late Captain
S. T. Simmons, passed away carry YES
GINA Avenue. aged seventy-four years.
Mrs. Simmons was twice married, her
first husband being the late Mr. Geogge
who died eight years ago. She leaves
two step-daughters. Mrs. Joseph. 4. Gale,
Of Roanoke. and Mrs. M. G. McCluns.
OF Salem. Mrs. Simmons was one OF tna
most widely known and most highly es-
teemed ladies In this community. 7 no
funeral services took place this after
noon In the Lutheran Church. OF when
she was consistent member, ana ncr
remains were inferred In East Hill Cem-
t lts35 " ~ .'ss
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A. j, Cannon.

CULfErER VA. Oct. S0.-Mr. a. u.
Cannon, OF Brandy, this county, for.
nearly quarter of a century one. &c
the supervisors for. this county. died IN
a hospital at Washington. D. c., this
afternoon, aged siXty-three years. Ills
body will be brought to Culpeper tor
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Miss Mira Hall.

Especial to The Times pispatch3
SALEM, VA. Oct. s0.-Nina. the ten
year.old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Hall, died OF the home of her pa.
rents on White Street yes .erday morning
at 10 O'clock. Typhoid fever was ths
cause OF her death, The funeral scr.
vices were conducted at the home TINS
nothing at 10 o'clock, and tnternlent
was made In East Hill Cemetery.
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FouNDA CURE o. lMDlcE9TIoN

FOUNUN IUKE ~ Y IFUTC e NV
use Chamherlain's stomach and LIVER
Tablets for ind digestion and find that they
suit my case better than any dyspepsis'
remedy l have ever tried and have used
many different remedies. ! am nearly
fifty-one years OF age and have suffered
a great deal from indigestion. ] can eat
almost anything want to now.--Geo. w,
grnory. Rock Mills, Alabama. For sale
by all druggists, y! ~ I;
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FELL FROM HOUSE ROOF
Oinwiddie Citiz n Sustahs Probably
Fatal I-iu s.
Special TO The Times-Dispatch.)

ISVtCEtif 70 Nv @'R8'S'~-3 ~'''1'sN@"'''| IN
REAMS, VA, Oct D,-Mr, II. J, Fos-
ter, an aged and highly respected citl-
zen of Dinwiddle county. near. Reams,
fell from tho roof Of his house this g ter
noon while timing the same. and sus-
tanned painful injuries. Two hours later
he had not regained consciousness. Fear
is entertained Of his recovery.
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OBITUARY.,


Mr. Thomas ". fIay died at 2:l5 o'clock
Thursi w afternoon at his residence. NO.
Gus North Iwenty-seventh sire he was
in the saNsl ty first year of his age;
The funeral Will take place at ,,, a;a 9
O'CLOCK this afternoon from tho Third
PRESBYTERIAN Church,
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W, 7. Smith.
Special to The .Dispatch)

SpSN'sA' W. 's N'"'SST ~~'HhsNS''''
GREEN PLAIN, VA, Oct. SO.-AIr. VIII
lie 7, Smith, q leading citizen Of tbs
oomMnRty from meg y s. "a f ssS A0uf 's
Smith who ESas TIE SIasSt sHn 81
of southampton, was In his thirty-four h
year s sgTy!ysa bX h;s fathsf ana an
Walter and Percy Smith, OF Southampton.
and Reuben Smith. at present student
q EGrk s nssh A AsaaeWWX a sna tae
Brunswick; Mrs. Ed, Jones and Mss Sal,
lie Smith, Of Southampton. a wife and
three little oh ldrep.
He carried insurance, ON his lite IN one
or more, companies and was proYiden, OF o.
Of Holly saaare Baptist Church. Of which
he was also W ~ h 0 saG A Ass II e
one Of the entered apprentices q smne
Widows Son Lodge, o. T. i ana sAn;h, M,.
tor promotion II the arts and mysteries
The obseuuies viii be conducted by his
pastor and the interment take Place M
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Nj S Louisa N, McV eigN

O clock Thursday night at No. llo West
CLAY St,eer, She was a daughter OF Mr..
j. II, AlcVcien, Of Alexandria, Va, ,.
O'Clock this afternoon from tho residence,
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R,,rw 4 Fl Id,

tspec,sl to Tho Times. p'spatchl
ths tnarsttiest weddings that has ever been
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DEATHS,

GUARANTEEING. at her residence. No. 100 y.
franklin Street, OF Friday; October so IN.
eighty-nrst year OF her age,
Funeral at Southport, Conn. MONDAY, Mo-
vcmbcr Cd.
uAY.--pied. at his residence. No. DOS North
Twenty seventh Street. at 2;l5 =, NJ, October
90 1908, IIIOS. W. HAY, IN the seventy
Funeral from the Third PRESBYTERIAN Church
at $50 r, n. TODAY. Friends Of family In
yited to,attsnd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-23

German Cruiser Throws shell. NV"
Fort san Carlos for a." h""r'
the Fort n Returning the Fire.

Maracniho. Venezuela, Jan. ie.-The
German cruiser Panther shclled Fort
San Carlos. al the entrance 10 Lake
Maracaibo. saturday. afternoon. for
one hour. The fort rcislrned the nre
with four guns. The Panther with
drew in the detection Of Curacao.
Fort san Carlos j. - miles from
Maracaibo and commands the en-
trance to the lake. or inner bay.
A correspondent here has received
he following letter from Gen. Bello'
the commander OF the fort
"a csterday afternoon AT hair past
IL Fort San Carlos was attacked ana
4 shclled. without any pro,oeaton on
our part, without previous notifica-
/ ton or the delivering OF an ultima
tum. by the German cruiser Panther
which tried TO force the ent rance
After fight lasting an hour, during
which the fort used only four guns
the Panther was obliged TO abandon
the fight, and retreated in the direc
ton OF Curacao. The fort has SUI
fercd no damage and only three mel
we're wounded
There have been popular demonstra
tions on the streets here as resul
of the shelling of the fort.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-23
DEATH OF ADRIAN S. HEWITT
Former Mayor 81 New YORK '"sses
Away surrounded by lis VIE
md Six children.

New York. Jan. lo.--Abram ,. fl'w
IT. former mayor of New YORK. ahc
for many years representative IN con-
gress. died at six o'clock sunday
morning. in his siNty-first year. nav
ING been critically III for ten days
With him at the moment OF death
we're his Wife. his three sons anc
three daughters.
Mr.. Hewitt. who has been in feeble
health for some months, was at
,acLed with obstructive iaundice on
January ;. and from the first Y was
realized By his attending physicians
DR.. r. +. Reyes and DIR. =. i. heyes'
Jr.. that there was practically no
hone of the aged PATIENTS recovery
A slight improvement ,~as nnted on
Saturday morning. but late that nlgn'
the physicians not ned Mr.. Hewitt
son. Peter Cooper Hewitt. that death
was imminent, and the other children
Edward II. Hewitt. Er~kine Hewitt
Mrs. j. O. Green. Miss Sarah Hewitt
ana Miss Eleanor G. Hewitt were
4 summoned. and with their mother re
, NAMED by the bedside until the end.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-23
LOOKING INTO THE PLAGUE.
Conference OF Surgeon General wy
man and state Representatives,
on the Plague situation

Washington. Jan. 20. ~urgeon-''en-
eral Wvman. of the public health ana
marine hospital service, and the rep
resentatives of the health authorizes
of 10 states. Indian territory anu the
District OF Columbia. met IN confer
ence here. Monday, 20 consider me
subject Of bubonic plague IN me
United States. Those attending are
California. DIR. Mat hew Gardner: Con-
necticnt. Or. c. \. Lindley; Colorado
DIR. III. Il. Bull: Delaware. DR.. g. W..
Cooper. DR.. Alexander Lowber. us
trict OF Columbia. DIR. VIM {. Wood
ward: Indian Territory. DR.. NJ b.
Thonpson: Iowa. DIR. 7. J.. Kennedy;
Indiana. DR.. ]. H.. liurty; Louisiana
DR.. Arthur Noltc: Maine. DIR. Charles
u. smith. Maryland. DR.. J. ;. fulton'
Minnesota. Dr. H. NJ. Bracken; New
Jersey. DR.. Henry Mitchell; North
Carolina. DR.. r. III. Lewis; Pennsyi-
yania. Or. benjamin Lee: Rhode Island
DIR. G. T. Swartz: South Carolina, Dr
T. G.. Smons: Vermont, DR.. y. u
IIolton; Virginia. Or. J.. \. Irving;
New York. DIR. Daniel Lewis; Iennes
see. DIR. ]. a. Albright.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-23
A CONGRESsMAN'S FUNERAL.
Many peoplc Asfend the burial Of
the Late Repre>entnttN T"nsue'
mt HitI-boro. ore.

Hillsboro. ore. Jan. 1.-The re
mains Of the late Congressman Thorn
as III. Tongue were laid TO rest sun
day. The funeral ceremonies were at
tended by 5000 people among whom
were delegation Of congressman
from Washington, the entire oregon
state legislature. the governor. state
officials and numerous fraternal bod
les. The remains lay in state IN the
county courthouse from 10 a. m 10
. y. m. when they were taken 10 the
Methodist church. Of which Mr..
Tongue was member. After the
services. the funeral procession head
ed by the Grand Masonic lodge OF
Oregon. was formed and the remains
escorted TO a neighboring cemetery
where they were buried with fun Ma
sonic honors.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-23
WORKING FOR MRS. MAVERICK
,nou.,tint ENGLISH Friends Are DO
ing All in Their Power ." oo-
tain Her Release.

London. Jan. 20.-1here have beer
no developments in the case Of Mrs.
Florence T.. Maybrick. who i under
going life sentence at Ayiesbnry prs
on for poisoning her husband. The
United states embassy has made no
request to the home office for her re
lease 10 enable her TO testify ~ a
suit now pending in Virginia. but in
fuential English friends Of the prs
,ner are unceasing in their Efforts
to obtain her release.
Home Secretary AcAers-Donglass
recently visited AyleSbury prison,
and Mrs. Maybrick was able 10 put be
fore him the facts in connection with
the suit through which Mrs. MaNbrick
and her mother. Baroness de Rogue,
will. Il Is declared. lose all title and
interest to over 100000 acres Of land
in Virginia. West Virginia and Ken
lucky. unless the prisoner Is released
4 in time to testify.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-23

r~.. mn. round Against Forty-Ftve
Coml Operators and Dealers
~ Grand Jury.

Chicago. San. CA true bill was
returned. Monday morning. against 10
coal operators and retailers, charging
conspiracy 10 do AN illegal act mlufi-
GUS 10 public trade. The indictments
ar. against both corporations and IN
dNiduals doing business in limos
and Indiana. Bail Was fixed at Sl.'oo'
Following is list OF the corpora
lions and individuals against whom
indictments were returned;
Chicago. Wilmington A Nermiiiion
Coal CO.. Big Four Coal Co.. Gardner
Wilmington Coal Co, Wilmington
star Mining Co. Bell roller 'oa'
Co. Murphy keenan, Coal CO.. Car
bon Coal co.. Tilmington Coal Mining
CO.. Cardiff Coal Co., The star Coal
Co. Of Streator. III; The Brace,ilie
Coal Co.. Acme Coal Co. Illinois Ihird
Vein Coal Co.. The Tenona Coal Co..
The Devlin Coal Co, Spring valley
Coal Co. Marquette Third Vein Soa'
Co. Oglesby Coal Co.. ". NJ. sanford
c. S. Lusk. Frank +. Lnkens, Gus. An
cutt. +. II. Keller. Frank McGrew
+. NJ. Durkee. c. l.. Marston, X Z
Brown. Hugh Shirkic, J. j. Higgins
j. Smith Talley. Joseph Martin. ia
win Shirkie. III. II. Mcclellan, JONI
Shirllic. Walter ;. Boyle, buililt'
Creek Coal Co. Oak Hill Coal x Min
ing Co. Coal Bluff Mining Co.. Parl
County Coal Co. Glen Oak Coal q
Mining Co., Nevins Coal Co. indiana
Fuel Co. Mcclellan sons < Co., 'res
cent Coal 4 Mining Go.
Accompanying the return OF the N
7 dictments was an explanatory repor
setting forth the grounds on whic
the Jurors based their action. In
} shortage. they declare. they fonn
due primarily and principally TO IN
recent great strike in the an'hracit
{ coal fields"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-23
An lntruthfuI Report.

Columbia, s. G.. Jan. 10. Lieut..
Gov. Tillman is still in the county jail
and no applications have been made
for his release on bail. 1t is consid-
cred practically certain that none
would be entertained as long as the
condition Of Mr.. Gonzales remains
critical. Except for an unwarrantcd
and untrue new spaper report that one
of the Gonzales family connection had
expressed q desire TO get chance al
Tillman. there had been no rccur'
renee Of the foolish talk Of violence 10
the lieutenant governor. There has
been no expression from any Of the
Gonzales family connection that could
be interpreted into a threat against
Tillman, and there has been no trace
of mob spirit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-23
FATAL GAS EXPLOSION.
Mother md Daughter Fatally ana
Husband seriously Burncd NJ
Rich Hill, No.

Rich Hill. Mo-. Jan. iG.-Mrs
Charles Walker. Of this city. and her
grown daughter were fatally burned
Thursday as result Of an explosion
Of gasoline. and Charles Walker. the
husband and father, was seriously
burned while trying 10 extinguish the
flames. Mrs. Walker poured some
gasoline into kettle Of boiling
clothes, and some Of the gasoline
came in contact with the fire and an
explosion resulted. The daughter N
irving to rescue her mother set her
own clothing ablaze, and. frantic with
pain. fell TO the floor. striking a pro
truding AK helvc. and receiving q
mortal wound.